Live From Studio 6B - April 13 2026

Summary

Real America’s Voice: Live From Studio 6B – April 13, 2026

Podcast Summary

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Episode Overview

In this episode of Live From Studio 6B, the team dives deep into recent political scandals, especially the dramatic fall of California Congressman Eric Swalwell amid sexual misconduct allegations. The hosts discuss the Democratic Party’s internal tactics for managing crises, the machinations behind high-stakes elections, and the broader implications for American politics. The episode is packed with sports updates, financial advice, and coverage of international and domestic news—all with the freewheeling, candid banter characteristic of the show.

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Main Themes and Key Discussion Points

1. The Eric Swalwell Scandal and Its Political Fallout

• The bulk of the episode is dedicated to Eric Swalwell’s suspension of his campaign for California Governor and resignation from Congress after allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, accompanied by damning video evidence.
• The hosts dissect the Democratic Party’s calculated moves to manage such scandals and the strategic timing of accusations, highlighting a cycle observed in recent political history.

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Breakdown & Analysis

Democrat "Playbook" for Disposing of Liabilities

• [07:11] Paul Nolan reads from Timothy Jankowski’s American Thinker article, which claims the Democrats have an "endless supply of women" who make allegations against problematic candidates right before critical elections.

  “Democrats have a polished and ruthless machine...” (07:41, Paul Nolan, quoting Jankowski)

• Several historical cases are mentioned (Roy Moore, Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump), with the hosts arguing that these allegations often emerge at opportune moments for party interests, timed to alter election trajectories.

Strategic Timing and Forced Exits

• [17:32] The hosts discuss how party leaders turn on vulnerable or expendable figures:

  "The point here... there's gonna be a criminal investigation probably already opened up... And by the way, anyone who thinks that this guy's the only one... We all know about the slush funds." (Paul Nolan)

• [19:05] Aaron Franklin notes, "If Swalwell was polling fantastically, all of this would have been buried… It’s all about the jungle primary," suggesting this is tactical rather than moral by party leadership.

Visual Evidence and Fallout

• The show references videos showing Swalwell in compromising situations, possibly filmed by an underage person (46:18, Paul Nolan citing Rep. Luna), and discusses the rapid and coordinated condemnation from his own party.
• [43:12] Rick Delgado reports over 50 former staffers and party officials openly call for Swalwell’s resignation, emphasizing that “everybody knew” about his behavior but only acted when politically expedient.

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2. Election Dynamics: California's "Jungle Primary" System

• [44:47] The hosts assess the impact of California's primary system, which allows only the top two vote-getters to proceed, regardless of party affiliation—a mechanism that makes strategic withdrawals (like Swalwell’s) critical to prevent Republican gains.

  "Just the top two polling go in, and they're the candidates... Boy, if it had been two Republicans going forward in California, they can't have that, can they?" (45:07, Aaron Franklin)

• Tom Steyer and Katie Porter are discussed as likely beneficiaries of Swalwell’s exit.

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3. Other Headlines: International and Domestic News

Oil, Hormuz, and Geopolitics

• [33:20] The team discusses the US Navy blockading the Strait of Hormuz to squeeze Iran and redirect global oil flows to the United States. President Trump's strategic maneuvering is highlighted.

  “It’s kind of a masterstroke by Trump...” (35:02, Rick Delgado)

Impeachment Scandal Revisited

• [59:01] Rick Delgado summarizes John Solomon’s report declassifying memos revealing that Trump’s Ukraine impeachment was based on faulty, biased whistleblower claims.

  "Conspiracy theorists win again..." (59:01, Rick Delgado) “As soon as President Trump was cleared on Russia collusion... the deep state went right back to work. A CIA analyst filed a complaint that we now know... was based only on hearsay.” (60:10, John Solomon via Paul Nolan)

Domestic “Green” Policy Pushback

• [53:25] Paul Nolan reports on fuel shortages and highway protests in Ireland against “green” policies, drawing parallels to new Massachusetts legislation proposing mileage limits for personal vehicles.

  “It’s a natural extension of everything they want to do...” (55:55, Paul Nolan)

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4. Notable Sports and Pop Culture Coverage

Sports Headlines

• [02:33] Masters Golf results and internal show bets/banter.
• [26:34] Slickster relays MLB scores and historic streaks, recounts McIlroy’s Masters victory.
• [51:09 & 88:23] NBA, NHL, NASCAR, and UFC updates (including Trump’s influence on UFC matchmaking and a suggestion to label a White House fight card “UFC 1776”).

  “President said... why is Derrick Lewis not on the White House card?... Do you want to fight?... He said absolutely.” (89:29, Dana White recounts Trump conversation)

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5. Cultural, Economic, and Lifestyle Segments

Economic Stress and Financial Advice

• [75:08] Jillian Barbary joins to discuss “Done With Debt,” offering personal finance advice and resources for those struggling with debt.

  “Financial stress is obviously money, but it’s also mental. You’re just constantly with that black cloud, right?” (76:45, Jillian Barbary)

Trump’s “No Tax on Tips” Law

• [78:42] The hosts report Trump’s PR event with a DoorDash driver at the White House, where he tips her $100 and touts the law exempting up to $25k in tips for working Americans.

  "Trump tips DoorDash driver $100 for his McDonald's delivery at the Oval Office, to promote no tax on tips." (79:10, Rick Delgado) “$11,000 to that woman... she can spend that money a lot better than the government can.” (82:08, Rick Delgado)

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6. Other Memorable Moments and Quotes

• On Democrat Crisis Management:

  "It was almost like they got the high sign. It’s ok, we can take him out. Because before that, he's been completely protected." (24:18, Rick Delgado)

• On Political Cynicism:

  “This is what they want. They want chaos. Right. It's by design.” (70:41, Rick Delgado)

• On Church & Politics:

  “They think the non-citizen is more virtuous than the actual citizen. They've always believed that.” (94:46, Paul Nolan)

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Key Timestamps for Important Segments

• Swalwell Analysis & Article Reading: 07:11–19:55
• Behind-the-Scenes of Swalwell Scandal: 16:49–24:23, 41:24–47:01
• California Election Dynamics: 44:47–46:13
• Impeachment Revisited via John Solomon: 59:01–62:47
• DoorDash/Trump Tax-on-Tips Story: 78:42–84:42
• Green Policy Backlash in Ireland & Massachusetts: 53:25–58:04
• Sports Coverage – Masters, MLB, UFC: 02:33–06:14, 26:34–31:34, 51:09–53:18, 88:23–90:49
• Populist Backlash & Globalism: 53:25–56:14
• Nuns vs. NY Gender Rules, Religion & Politics: 90:53–96:39

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Tone and Style

The hosts maintain their signature mix of sharp skepticism, irreverence, and humor. Banter is rapid-fire, and opinions—especially on political scandals—are direct and often caustic. Serious news stories are interspersed with inside jokes, sports talk, and ribbing among the team.

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For New Listeners

If you missed the episode:

• Get the essential beats on the Swalwell takedown and how party politics can drive scandals to the surface—or bury them.
• Listen for a unique angle on global oil politics, police morale, financial stress, and the day’s sports results, all delivered with a mix of analysis, pop culture, and candid in-studio camaraderie.
• No topic is off limits, from DC backroom dealings to the fight over gas stoves and car mileage in Massachusetts.
• Expect a healthy dose of skepticism about political institutions and media narratives.

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Notable Quotes (with Timestamps)

• "Democrats have a polished and ruthless machine for disposing of these political problems... Let's not mince any words about it." – Paul Nolan (07:41, quoting Jankowski)
• "If Swalwell was polling fantastically, all of this would have been buried... This is all about the jungle primary." – Aaron Franklin (18:31)
• "Everybody knew about this. This was the worst case kept secret." – Rick Delgado (41:24)
• "Strategic, not moral." – Paul Nolan (19:05)
• "They want chaos. Right. It's by design." – Rick Delgado (70:41)
• "I think people just don't trust elections anywhere anymore." – Aaron Franklin (54:59)

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For a crisp hour-by-hour breakdown, see above timestamps. For those catching up, this episode is a must for understanding the intersection of scandal, strategy, and spectacle in American politics—as seen through the lens of “Live From Studio 6B.”

Transcript

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[Slickster]

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[Rick Delgado]

Certainly.

[Paul Nolan]

Lots to talk about tonight, an interesting day. Lots going on and we'll talk about it all. Slickster, how are you? I'm doing good, Big D. How was the weekend?

[Slickster]

Very nice. Very nice. Wow. A lot of sports. Boy, I was watching way too much tv.

[Paul Nolan]

Way too much.

[Slickster]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, yeah.

[Slickster]

The boxing match on Saturday was unbelievable.

[Paul Nolan]

Tyson Fury, ufc.

[Slickster]

The president getting involved too, Pulling some strings.

[Paul Nolan]

President was there.

[Slickster]

Yep. Six is making the playoffs. Island is not making the playoffs.

[Paul Nolan]

Sixers made the playoffs.

[Slickster]

Yeah, that. Well, they're in the plane. They're in the plane.

[Rick Delgado]

So.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay, good. So they. What do they have to do to actually get into the first round so they can lose in the first round.

[Slickster]

And they got to. They just got to win Wednesday night.

[Paul Nolan]

Win Wednesday night, they lose, Play Boston. They're out.

[Slickster]

Yeah, they're out.

[Paul Nolan]

And who do they play Wednesday?

[Slickster]

They play Orlando. Yeah, Orlando Magic.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

Yep.

[Paul Nolan]

All right. In Philly, how much of the Masters did you watch?

[Slickster]

Look, I watched the whole match yesterday. Sunday was the only day I watched the full.

[Paul Nolan]

I could highlight the full final round.

[Slickster]

I watched the full finer. I thought I had Cam Young coming in hot.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay, very good. You did make a good pick with him. And he was. He was right there most of. The. Most of the weekend, so we'll talk about that here in a second. Someone on the show did have the winning pick, which most of us did not even realize, I don't think.

[Slickster]

No, I didn't realize.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I didn't realize it either. So we'll get to that here in a second. Rick Delgado. How are you?

[Rick Delgado]

I am well.

[Paul Nolan]

How was your weekend?

[Rick Delgado]

Weekend was Wonderful. Started at 1001. It was great on Friday evening. As soon as I walked out of here, everything went sky high.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay, good to know.

[Rick Delgado]

Great.

[Slickster]

Yeah, for us, too.

[Rick Delgado]

Trust me.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, sky high. We got it.

[Rick Delgado]

Saw a lot of. Saw a lot of bike racing and a lot of great.

[Paul Nolan]

What do you call in your living room?

[Jillian Barbary]

No.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, yeah, I was watching it, but also doing some nice rides in the beautiful weather we had.

[Paul Nolan]

Finally.

[Aaron Franklin]

Do you wear, like, the white spandex pants and stuff?

[Slickster]

No, not white.

[Rick Delgado]

Not white.

[Slickster]

He was black.

[Rick Delgado]

And then I found out. And then I found out. I, I, I, I going to a. A Vegas wedding. So guess what? I'll get to let the dogs out. How about that? Aaron.

[Paul Nolan]

What? Excuse me. The hell are you talking about?

[Rick Delgado]

What? What?

[Paul Nolan]

You're going to a Vegas wedding?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slickster]

Yes.

[Jillian Barbary]

Speak.

[Slickster]

Now, if I ever hold your sphere,

[Rick Delgado]

I was gonna say.

[Paul Nolan]

Are you.

[Rick Delgado]

I was gonna say, slick. I think I'm gonna see the sphere before.

[Fran]

Before you.

[Paul Nolan]

Are you the one going through the chapel to get married?

[Rick Delgado]

No, no.

[Aaron Franklin]

Elvis over here.

[Paul Nolan]

Pelvis going through the chapel. Okay, good. Mr. Nolan, how are you? I'm good. I'm sure you watched the Masters, being a golfer yourself.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, I dabbled with it on Saturday and Sunday. Unfortunately, I don't remember who we picked.

[Fran]

And.

[Aaron Franklin]

And I thought I had Lowry. And I'm like, yeah, I got a fat guy. And now I'm rooting my butt off of the guy got a hole in one.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Aaron Franklin]

And it turned out I didn't have him.

[Slickster]

You didn't have a good comeback, too.

[Aaron Franklin]

He was, He. He was Interesting to watch.

[Paul Nolan]

Very well. What was interesting is I. Again, I don't remember exactly, but I remember what I picked, obviously, and what Slick picked. And we all had at one point somebody kind of in the mix.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, Fleetwood there.

[Paul Nolan]

Fleetwood was there for a little bit. Aberg had a slight prayer for a second, for a fleeting moment. Slick had Cam, which looked the best the whole way.

[Aaron Franklin]

But somebody who didn't even make the cut.

[Paul Nolan]

Who didn't make the cut.

[Aaron Franklin]

Bakhtari or something.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, Bakhtari had a lefty. Yeah, he's good, though. He's a good player. But, yeah, he'. Stunk. So anyways, we did have. We did have one winner. Aaron, could you play that. Could you play that clip here on the show? Yeah, I'll tell you. All right, Aaron, who are you picking? I'm gonna go with Damon. I'm gonna take Fleetwood. Okay, you mean with Paul?

[Aaron Franklin]

You gotta go with Paul.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I'll go with you, Paul. Okay. I'll go with all of you. I'm gonna take Scotty Scheffler. Okay. And I'll take McElroy. See?

[Slickster]

Wow.

[Paul Nolan]

There you go. How about that? Yeah, yeah.

[Slickster]

I'll take the potato, the McElroy and the McElroy.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, that's kind of all chalk, but I mean, whatever. Well, they were both there.

[Rick Delgado]

She got the winner.

[Slickster]

Hey, she got the winner.

[Paul Nolan]

She got one and two, right? Was he too, Scheffler?

[Slickster]

Yes.

[Jillian Barbary]

Oh, I don't know.

[Slickster]

Shuffler was too. Yep.

[Rick Delgado]

She doesn't even care. She's like, oh.

[Slickster]

And then third place was Cam.

[Paul Nolan]

And what was Justin Rose?

[Slickster]

I don't.

[Aaron Franklin]

That.

[Slickster]

I don't remember.

[Paul Nolan]

Maybe he was too.

[Aaron Franklin]

I thought he was too.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, maybe he was too.

[Rick Delgado]

You know, whatever. Aaron. Aaron's like the Ricky Bobby of the show. She's like, you know what? If you're not first, you're last. And everybody else was last year.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. Scheffler was two, McElroy, one Sheffler, two Sheffield's.

[Aaron Franklin]

Ready?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jillian Barbary]

So I cleaned house, it seems.

[Paul Nolan]

Very good. Aaron, nice job.

[Slickster]

How'd you do in the NCAA picks?

[Aaron Franklin]

Do I win a T shirt?

[Jillian Barbary]

Damon?

[Paul Nolan]

Yes. I'm going to be. I'm going to make a special one for you. Yeah, what's it going to say? Well, I'm not going to tell you that until I give it to you.

[Slickster]

So can I get honorable mention? Coming in at number eight on the NCAA out of your 180 some odd tournament.

[Paul Nolan]

By the way, do we have the winners for those? We got to. We got to figure out. Yeah, we gotta figure that out.

[Slickster]

Something Viking or something. Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, well, five minutes past the hour. We'll get to all that in sports. I wanted to start not with the first word, but kind of a first word. But it's not. Not the traditional first word because I thought this was more interesting. And this was Timothy Jankowski today over at the American Thinker. Because this is what I think everybody's missing. Not everybody, because I heard some talk about it, Amy Grant Stitchfield talked about in the last hour, which I thought he was right on the money. And that is the dirty business behind the Swalwell takedown.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yep, that's.

[Paul Nolan]

Democrats have a polished and ruthless machine for disposing of these political problems. And this is from Timothy Jankowski today in the American Thinker. And I think he nails it. And these are the things I don't think enough people are paying attention to here with Swalwell. And he says, Eric Swalwell is a low life, a moral degenerate. Let's not mince any words about it. He's the kind of person who would think nothing of destroying the lives and reputations of others with lies in order to further his own career. As a matter of fact, he's done that. If Dante is correct, when he takes his last breath, he would end up in the eighth circle of hell as both a falsifier and a purveyor of civil strife and political discord. But let's not lose sight of of the forest for the trees in his recent decision to suspend his campaign for governor and now resign from Congress as a result of numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. The fact is that Democrats seem to have an endless supply of women claiming to have been sexually assaulted by political candidates who only show up right before an election to try and end the campaign of candidates that the Democrat Party opposes. It began in 2017 with the special Senate election. GOP candidate Roy Moore had won the primary and was cruising towards an easy victory in the general election when just 30 days ahead of it, two Washington Post reporters published an interview with a woman claiming that 40 years ago, Moore had touched her over her clothes when she was 14 years old. There was no evidence of this claim offered, nor an explanation of why she had not come forward with his story at any point previously, despite the fact that Moore had served in a high profile role as Chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. Additionally, it was never made clear how these two out of state reporters parachuted in and immediately turned up a story that not a single political professional in the state had ever heard so much as a rumor of. Nonetheless, the damage was done. On election night, Republicans stayed home, and the Democrat Senator, Doug Jones, went on to win the Senate race. Jones would go on to vote to impeach Donald Trump twice, despite the fact that Trump had won the state by almost 30 percentage points. Seven months later, President Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh to serve as the Associate justice of the Supreme Court. Given the fact that Kavanaugh was a rather bland, middle of the road conservative, his confirmation seemed to be a sure thing. But once again, the Washington Post found another aggrieved woman who claimed that Kavanaugh grabbed her over her clothes 36 years ago when she was 15. It was an unusually similar story to the one told by Roy Moore's accuser. And as in the case of Moore, additional women popped up to make unfounded accusations. The ploy almost certainly would have worked a second time, as Republican elected officials immediately began to demand that Justice Kavanaugh be thrown under the bus. Only a commitment by Donald Trump, as well as Kavanaugh delivering one of the most memorable speeches in the history of congressional testimony, saved him and his seat on the court. And then there was the president himself. The 2024 presidential campaign was neck and neck once again. Just a week before the election, a woman came forward to claim that Trump groped her 31 years ago. And again with no evidence. Are you noticing a pattern here? Which brings us to now, Eric Swalwell. It's true that Swalwell is a Democrat, but that hasn't stopped Democrats who had much to work with. With Andrew Cuomo, Elliot Spitzer, and Anthony Weiner, it's clear that the party has a problem. There's a log jam of Democrats running for governor in the state of California, resulting in a splintering of the vote. And because of that state's election rules, in which only the top two primary vote getters advance to the general election, it's entirely possible the two GOP candidates may advance to the general, completely shutting out the Democrats. Obviously, a party that has a three to one voting registration advantage simply cannot allow that to happen, especially in a state as important as California. So that means someone has to go. But who? Well, Swalwell is the straight white male. And while that subset of the population might be popular among state Democrat voters, they are not among the California Democrat Party officials. And they are the ones who made the call that someone needed to drop out, so that person needed to be Swalwell. Now, once again, 40 days before the election, a new woman pops up with an allegation that she was raped by Swalwell while she was drunk twice over a five year period. And as in the previous instances, other women have now come forward out of the woodwork to make dubious, unstantiated claims that create noise to bolster the principal claim. But as usual in all of these cases, no police reports were ever filed, no civil lawsuits were ever brought, no newspaper was ever contracted until and right before the critical vote, despite the individual serving for years in the public sector. With Swalwell's votes going to another candidate, likely party favorite Katie Porter, now Democrats are hoping it will boost her high enough to get into the runoff election. If that happens and the race is Democrat versus Republican instead of two Republicans, the Democrat candidate will almost certainly trounce the Republican. Now, is it possible that Eric Swalwell is in fact a sexually aggressive degenerate? Yes, by all means, he is. It is possible that his accusers are coming forward out of a sense of moral righteousness and not at the behest of the Democrat Party in an attempt to derail his candidacy. I would say no. The author says this is now an established page in the Democrat playbook and we can expect more of it to clunk to come. Swalwell is just the latest victim. You can say good riddance to bad rubbish when it comes to Swalwell and his departure from the race and from Congress. But understand that this is happening by design and if all goes according to the Democrat plan, his departure is going to lead to a Democrat victory at the ballot box in the November 2026 California gubernatorial race. Live from Studio Six. We'll talk about that when we get back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Clock hit showtime you already in your seat got the stream pulled up St.

[Aaron Franklin]

Crew new week scrolling all the handles

[Paul Nolan]

got the tabs laid flat YouTube on the big screen, phone feed in your lap you dropping in the comments, jokes hit back to back laughing with the

[Slickster]

cash like you're sitting on the set

[Paul Nolan]

we cut to the break but you

[Aaron Franklin]

know it don't stop cause the chat

[Paul Nolan]

light up when the cameras dry Chat, chat, chat where my people at? You type it, we ride it, yeah we talk right back from the front row couch to the old phone app. Early birds always rise to the occasion for summer vacation planning because early gets you closer to the action. So don't be late book your next vacation early on VRBO and save over $120. Rise and shine. Average savings $141. Select homes only. 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday, brand new week. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do sports. Delgado's gonna do headlines. Paul Nolan's gonna do some news as well. Aaron Franklin. Fran, holding it down as always. But I want to get back to the dirty business behind the Swalwell takedown. And again, I want to just be clear, because I think this article was written before some of the videos came out. So I don't want anyone to think the author is excusing or somehow defending Swalwell's despicable. Clearly, what is true behavior here. Because obviously we've seen the videos, and Representative Luna said there's more to come. So clearly, this guy is the ultimate dirt bag. He's married, obviously cheated on his wife. Here we have the video in the hotel room. There's another guy on the bed. People are saying it's Ruben Gallego. He came out tonight and said, no, it's not. And he basically threw Swabble into the bus. There's some girl who walks out of the bathroom behind them. No one knows who that is yet. Delgado says there's another person who's actually filming it. I didn't know if there was or if it was on a tripod, but

[Rick Delgado]

I guess because the camera's actually moving.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay, so we think there's someone behind the camera as well. Who's that?

[Rick Delgado]

And I think at one point, you do see, like, part of a shoe.

[Paul Nolan]

Supposedly this girl who we can clearly see is.

[Aaron Franklin]

And there was some form.

[Slickster]

Was it a jib or a fib camera?

[Paul Nolan]

There's a porn star. Oh, an adult film star. Maybe. I should say.

[Rick Delgado]

Some people are saying that the. The shaky camera work is it looks like Harry on the highway. I'm saying wrong.

[Paul Nolan]

No, no, Harry.

[Slickster]

Harry's days are doing that are over.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. He was definitely not behind him. But the point here, there's to this, besides this guy being a dirt bag and now him deciding that he's not only out of the race, he's out of the. He's out of. He's out of Congress, which he should be out of everything.

[Slickster]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

And there's gonna be a criminal investigation probably already opened up. He's gonna have to deal with that. And now he doesn't have to deal with ethics. That's number one. But number two, anybody telling you. I love the irony of some of the people who I. They don't realize, I guess the cell phone of coming out and say, well, yeah, you know, we've known this for years. Well, what do you mean you've known? You've known it for years and you couldn't. You didn't say anything until now.

[Slickster]

And he's.

[Paul Nolan]

And by the way, anyone who thinks that this guy's the only one, and I won't even keep it on just one side of the aisle because we all know about the slush funds. Oh, yeah, we know this guy Gonzalez. Tonight, he's. He's out of there. Yep. He said sayonara. The heat got too hot for him. He's another one with an affair. And his victims killed herself, set herself on fire. My understanding is, yep. Wow. So, I mean, these two are not the only two dirtbags we have in Congress. I suspect there's many nervous people trying to think, geez, did I have a camera with me back then?

[Aaron Franklin]

Or here's what we know. If Swalwell was polling fantastically, all of this would have been buried. There's no way this would. All this comes down to if he was kicking butt in the polls and he was a shoe in to win. There was. There's no. They would bury this. They would have slush fund would kick in the relationship with that woman who claimed to be raped twice, but never a police report who admitted to performing acts on him. All of that stuff would have been buried. This is all about the jungle primary. And knowing them well, they can't have a Republican win the governorship.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, and that's the thing about the party. Right. And that's the point of the article is once the party decides that you're expendable, I mean, think about the party stood by Bill Clinton, who was, I mean, BJ was. I mean, they've stood by him for 40 years.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, that's the thing. They have this on Small world banked. And they knew this was their backup plan. If you don't, if you don't perform well, we, you know, we send in the dogs. I mean, that's, they, they bank it on anybody, you know, they. That's what, you know, once you have leverage on someone, you play ball until, you know, not worth anything for. Because if this battered, he'd be kicked out of Congress right now.

[Slickster]

Oh, sure.

[Aaron Franklin]

You know, this is just a game to keep. I don't know.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, well, he resigns from Congress tonight, effectively, because I think he knows he's obviously he's not going to want to deal with an ethics investigation and he doesn't have to put his friends through, you know, whatever.

[Aaron Franklin]

I'm sorry, I didn't know he sent your voter.

[Paul Nolan]

He, he has officially himself taken himself his statement tonight. Says the following if you haven't seen it. I'm deeply sorry to my family, staff and constituents for mistakes and mistakes in judgment. It's an interesting way to frame it. Judgment I've made in my past. I will fight. I will fight the serious false allegation made against me. However, I must take responsibility and ownership for the mistakes I did make. That's a nice way to say absolutely nothing on both sides of the argument.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

I'm aware of efforts to bring an immediate expulsion vote against me and other members expelling anyone in Congress without due process. Well, I mean. I mean, you guys didn't have anything to say on the Republican side when they did it to. What's his name?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, George.

[Paul Nolan]

George Santos. Within days of an allegation being made is wrong. Oh, now it's wrong. Okay. But it's also wrong for my constituents to have me distracted from my duties. Therefore, I plan to resign my seat in Congress.

[Rick Delgado]

He's always distracted from his duties.

[Paul Nolan]

I will.

[Slickster]

What constituents?

[Paul Nolan]

I will work with my staff in the coming days to ensure they are able, in my absence, to serve the needs of the good people of the 14th congressional district. So that's the statement from Swalwell tonight as he is out of here.

[Aaron Franklin]

He's like the Wilt Chamberlain of politics.

[Rick Delgado]

Anytime, anytime you can, you know, leave your staff.

[Slickster]

Talk about a rebound.

[Rick Delgado]

Unraped, I think, is a good step in the right direction. Right. Less rapey when you're talking about Eric Swalwell at this point. I mean, I'm watching this video, and it's supposedly this video. This guy's a derp. I didn't even know he was married, all right? I had no idea that this is supposed to marry.

[Aaron Franklin]

The victims, according to him, believe all victims.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know, but supposedly this was taken at his own house where him and his kids and his wife live. And there's 1, 2, 3, 4, at least five people that we know of that you can tell from the video, because you see the foot right here, slick? See that? That's the person holding the video. Then you got the guy on the bed. Then you got the chick. Then you got Swalwell. Then you got the woman in the back, coming out of the back, get out of my shot. I think that was Katie Porter. She was yelling, get out of my effing shot.

[Aaron Franklin]

If Katie Porter was in that scene, you wouldn't be able to see anybody else.

[Rick Delgado]

That's true. This is just. This is. This is insanity. And it's funny, cuz I just Found the. I saw a clip here of Cash Patel when he called B.S. he goes, I'm calling B.S. on your entire career in Congress. That was Cash Patel saying that to Eric Swalwell's face during a, during a meeting on Capitol Hill.

[Paul Nolan]

And Steve Hilton, who's obviously in the running in California, one of the Republicans. This was before, I think Swalwell said he's resigning from Congress, said, we're desperate. We desperately need change in California. After Swalwell's exit, the options are Katie Porter no change. He represents absolutely no change. Probably worse, Tom Steyer no change, probably worse. Matt Mahan has no chance. He says Chad Bianco is no change. He says I'm the only candidate with solutions, qualifications and ability to win. Let's go. But I think most people would say that Tom Steyer now becomes probably the favorite, I think over. I mean Katie Porter is so tedious, I don't even know how Democrats could vote for her. Yeah, but Tom Steyer is going to be. No, he's no picnic either. Although maybe if, I guess the voters of California probably think he's way better than having a Republican. And that's the point, I guess going back to the article. That's the point. We're not going to splinter the vote here between Swalwell, Porter, Steyer and then let Steve Hilton and whoever the other Republican was. Was it Bianco? Is he the other Republican? Yeah, Bianco. So we got to. This guy's already half baked himself so we might as well just put the final nail on his coffin. You could see this developing last week. Yeah, I mean Jeffries camp. I mean again, you think of all the Democrats in the past who would have shady past and that they've stood this guy. The knives were out in about four seconds.

[Rick Delgado]

So it was almost like they got the high sign. It's like, okay, it's okay, we can take him out.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Because before that he's been completely protected.

[Aaron Franklin]

It was like coordinated, no question about it. They sent out the memo and, and the whole team goes after him and reinforcing their message because from what I

[Rick Delgado]

understand, and this is from coverage I saw on the network, they say he kind of came out of nowhere back, you know, in the mid teens, 20 teens, whenever he first got elected. And it was like all of a sudden he got swooshed into office. It's like, who, who's this golden boy who came out of nowhere?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. All right, 26 past the hour. We'll do some sports, get into the news when we get back right after this.

[Aaron Franklin]

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[Paul Nolan]

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[Jillian Barbary]

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[Slickster]

Phoenix.

[Aaron Franklin]

Thank you.

[Paul Nolan]

Ah, it's a Monday. Live from Studio 6B. Real America's voice. Brand new week. Glad you're in everybody. Slick's gonna do sports right now. Delgado's gonna perseverate on Eric Swalwell's thumbs for the next hour and 20 minutes. Paulie Nolan's gonna do some news.

[Rick Delgado]

I can't.

[Paul Nolan]

Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lynn Dell, LFS6P. That's the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. It'll give you a great savings at checkout. Slickster. What's going on?

[Slickster]

All right, BD let's go to the scoreboard on the diamond. The AST, actually they fell to the Mariners early today. 6 2. Diamondbacks 71 over the Orioles, bottom of the 6. Phillies 9 to 2 over the Cubs. That's also bottom of the 6, bottom of the 6 as well. Pirates in Pittsburgh leading the Nationals 5 to 1. Yankees in the Bronx up 42 over the Angels on the top of the 4th. Yankees looking to get off a five game slide. Braves 33 with the Mount Marlins right now. End of 4, top of the third pitchers duel here. Twins 11, Red Sox nothing. We got the Guardians and Cardinals tied at 1. Top third coming up at 9, 41st pitch. A's hosting the Rangers and the Mets are out in LA to take the Dodgers. Mets also looking to get off a five game slide. First time in baseball history, in New York baseball history that the Yankees and Mets are both on a current five game losing streak. It has never happened in all these years in baseball.

[Aaron Franklin]

So New York sports making us proud.

[Slickster]

I'll tell you. Unbelievable. Imagine being a ticket broker. Forget it. Rory McIlroy becomes first repeat Masters golf champion in 24 years. I know this isn't breaking news, but I have to cover it today. Of course. Rory McIlroy watches historic leader but responded with the mettle of a champion to defend his Masters title Sunday in Augusta, Georgia. McIlroy, who needed 17 attempts to win his first Masters tournament last spring, added a second green jacket to his closet less than a year later. And with Sunday's victory, he became just the fourth player to win consecutive Masters Crowns joining the Great Jack Nicklaus, 1965-66. This was Nick Faldo, 89, 90. Remember Nick Faldo.

[Fran]

Wow.

[Slickster]

And Tiger Woods, 2001-2002. I can't believe I waited 17 years to get one green jacket and then I get two in a row. McElroy said on the CBS broadcast. I think all of my perseverance at this golf tournament over the years has really started to pay off. It was a tough weekend. I did the bulk of my work on Thursday and Friday. I'm just happy to hang in there and get the job done. McIlroy, who carted the 12 under for the tournament, took home four and a half million for his win. World number one, Scotty Scheffler, who finished second at 11 under, cashed in 2.4 million. Terrell Hatton, Russell Henley, Justin Rose, Cameron young tied for third, two strokes behind McElroy. So unbelievable stuff there, Big D. And then the President, of course the president got, you know, he was sitting in watching the Masters. He would never miss that Big D. And Trump congratulates Rory McIlroy on back to back Masters wins. Becoming more and more of a legend, he says. Chance Martin of Fox News President Donald Trump praised McIlroy after his latest Masters triumph on Sunday at Augusta. If we could run. Cut 12. Here's the president throwing a gaggle yesterday after the Masters.

[Paul Nolan]

Catch the end of the Masters. Oh, okay.

[Fran]

Well, I have to congratulate Rory. That showed tremendous courage. He was, he was having a hard time, but it showed great guts and stamina and courage. People have no idea how tough that is. And came back need to be present. Actually, it's, it's better for him than it happened that way because that showed real courage. To have come back from what could have been a tragedy was amazing. Did you watch it?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, we did.

[Paul Nolan]

We were in the press band.

[Fran]

Pretty amazing. You know, when you pull it out, what is. Oh, no, I didn't watch it. Even for you people, you know, that was it. It's one of my favorite shows ever. The Mass Hues to me, maybe my favorite sporting show along with ufc. And it shook. And Justin Rose was great. Look, they're great athletes under tremendous pressure, but unless you're a golfer, you don't understand it. It's a hundredth of an inch. Makes a difference between a great shot and a horrible shot. Think of it. Just a little tiny, a little small percentage of an inch.

[Aaron Franklin]

I can attest that.

[Fran]

And literally in some cases, 100th of an inch.

[Aaron Franklin]

Paul Grims his ruler whenever he played.

[Paul Nolan]

He's right about that. If you're not a golfer,

[Aaron Franklin]

all those human beings down the down, both sides. I kill someone every time I drove.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Slickster]

Oh, I'd be nervous. I couldn't take the pressure of that. That is just too much like you say, you are bad as a foul shot.

[Aaron Franklin]

Just, you just book one into the, into the gallery on the right.

[Slickster]

And then Trump then pointed to McElroy. Next stop. He's eager to see him compete at Doral in Florida. So we'll see if that happens his place. So, yeah, that's a wrap, Big D. Back to you, Paul, for the course.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, good. 34 past the hour, live from Studio Six. But it was, it was a good tournament. And I mean, he's in the President's right. I mean, it's good. That's, that's pressure, like very few things you would ever do is trying to, trying to win a Masters on Sunday. And McElroy was leaking oil, as we say, big time, and got it back together with the number one player in the world chasing him, who's got a couple of green jackets already himself. So pretty good.

[Rick Delgado]

Last four between the two of them.

[Paul Nolan]

Do they have the last four?

[Slickster]

Scheffler. Did Scheffler win?

[Paul Nolan]

Scheffler win? No, he didn't win twice in a row.

[Slickster]

Yeah, he didn't win twice in a row. No, that's first time.

[Paul Nolan]

It's maybe four, maybe four of the last five or three of the last four.

[Slickster]

But, yeah, three of the last four for sure.

[Paul Nolan]

All right. Select Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS exp is the promo code to use. Let's go to Mr. Nolan. He's got some news. What's going on in the Strait of Hormu?

[Aaron Franklin]

Well, we see that 121 empty oil tankers are making their way to the United States. States right now. According to Eric Daughtry on X, he said that 68 of them can carry 2 million barrels each. He says, holy smokes, we are the world's gas station. Now, Trump said China could send their ships to the U.S. china could send their ships to Venezuela. Empty oil carrying ships from many nations all over are heading to the US to load up. President Trump has urged the country squeezed by Iran's disruption of the Strait of Hormuz to turn to America for their energy supplies instead. So there's a little clip here from Fox.

[Jillian Barbary]

US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz in effect for nearly two hours. Now, a ship tracking firm reports 121 empty oil tankers are making their way to the United states of America. 68 of those 121 vessels are very large crude carriers capable of carrying 2 more million barrels apiece. President Trump has urged countries squeezed by Iran's disruption of the Strait of Hormuz to turn to American energy supplies instead. Well, it would appear perhaps they are obliging him. They are listening to Trump. The president told Fox, quote, china can send their chips ships to the U.S. china can send their ships to Venezuela, while also saying that empty oil carrying ships from many nations are all headed to the US to load up that from the President of the United States.

[Rick Delgado]

Wow, you sound like you.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, this is where people have to understand that the oil markets are global markets. Because people look at that and they say, well, how do we have enough to fill up 172 million? But gas is still what it is here. And the answer is that this market cannot be controlled by one place. No matter what anyone says. The oil market is a global market whether we like it or not, no matter what our supplies and reserves and abilities are here. Which is why gas prices still are what they are.

[Aaron Franklin]

But some, some people make the argument that the, the choke point of the Strait of Hormuz controls so much of the volatility inside that market. And the speculators could speculate on their own speculation. You know, it's just an endless, it's just an endless game of, of, of, of moving deck chairs in three card Monty. So they, they constant, they're constantly rigging the system to, you know, to short the market, you know, you know, and long it and, and play every possible game whatsoever to manipulate the money in it and, and the chaos that comes from Iran and the, the Middle east in general, you know, creates that volatility and you know, who knows how, how much of a hand the, the global players have in all that. So you know, if you can create a disruption and you know it's happening two days ahead of time, it's time to short. So this could be a great way to stop all the speculators from manipulating the market. And it costs us every dollar we got.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, 38 past the hour, live from Studio 6B, speaking of the straight and oil and the war. Let's get an update on where we are. Rick Delgado's got main headlines. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

And real quick on what Paul was just talking about there. It's kind of a masterstroke by Trump if you stop and think about it, because last Week. What was everybody freaking out about? Oh, the strait has to be open. You have to open the strait. And President Trump turned around this morning and said, no, we're gonna close it because that's where Iran gets their money from. So in a master stroke, I think he kind of turned the tables on Iran there. And CENTCOM confirmed that the US Navy is blocking ships from entering these Iranian ports. It's gonna be enforced impartially against vessels of all nations, they explained, that are either entering or trying to leave the Iranian ports, including those located in the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. CENTCOM also clarified that the US Navy would not impede freedom of navigation for vessels transiting straight or Hormuz to and from non Iranian ports. So if you're not going to an Iranian port, you're all good, you can go this way. But if you're heading for an Iranian port, they are assuming that you're going to be bringing some money to the Iranians, which they are trying to choke off. Here's President Trump, cut number one, talking about not letting Iran blackmail any country, blackmail the world. Cut number one, check this out.

[Fran]

We can't let a country blackmail or extort the world because that's what they're doing. They're really blackmailing the world. We're not going to let that happen. And you know, the amazing thing is we don't. Can you believe this? We don't use this trade. We don't, don't need this. We have our own oil, gas, much more than we need. So we don't need it. But the world needs it. And many ships are heading to our country right now as we speak to load up with the best. Really? I guess you could say somebody said the best and sweetest. I don't know exactly what sweet is, but when it relates to oil, it's a good thing.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there's President Trump talking about the, the boats headed, or I should say the ships headed to the US to fill up on oil. When it comes to the peace talks, J.D. vance says the ball is in Iran's after the talks have stalled. Here is President Trump, cut number two. Talking about one of the sticking points and something that's not going to change. Cut number two. Check this out.

[Jillian Barbary]

What was the sticking point over? You said it was over nuclear.

[Fran]

It was over nuclear. Very similar.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Fran]

Very good. I guess you're listening. It's over the fact that they will never have a nuclear weapon. Iran, you're marking it down. Iran will not have a nuclear weapon and we Agreed to a lot of things, but they didn't agree to that. And I think they will agree to it. I'm almost sure of it. In fact, I am sure of it. If they don't agree, there's no deal. There'll never be a deal. Iran will not have a nuclear weapon and we're going to get the dust back. We'll get it back. Either we'll get it back from them or we'll take it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, he's talking about the nuclear material, by the way. And Vice President J.D. vance wouldn't say things went wrong. He also said things. Things didn't also go that right. But we made a lot of progress, moved in our direction, which I think we would say we had some good signs, but they didn't move far enough, according to the Vice president, which means they walked away. Here's President Trump finally on that deal. Cut number three. Check this out.

[Jillian Barbary]

Deal is not reached by the end of the ceasefire as your correct from before still stand.

[Fran]

Yeah, I don't want to comment on that, but it won't be pleasant for them.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there it is, his final copy.

[Aaron Franklin]

Throw you something real quick. I don't know if you guys saw this a couple days ago. The straight ahead moose also becomes a little less crucial because Saudi Arabia says its east west oil pipeline is back to full capacity as well. And the Ministry of Energy over there says that they pump about 7 million barrels per day. So, I mean, oil is becoming abundant again. Let's see if we can get ourselves driving for a buck a gallon.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, yeah. So a lot of news coming out of the Middle East. And again, President Trump kind of flipping, flipping the script on the Iranians now blocking the straight of homos.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, 42 past the hour. We're back right after this. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday getting started, brand new week. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do sports. Look, someone said you look good in the red and the black.

[Slickster]

Red and black going on.

[Paul Nolan]

I say you look good and everything, Slick, but you look good in the red and the blacks.

[Slickster]

I got a couple of new suits coming in delivery today. Oh, I got one black with white, polka dots, the whole suit.

[Paul Nolan]

What are you gonna do with some of the old stuff? Do you want to sew a couple of them together and give me one?

[Slickster]

Sure, absolutely.

[Aaron Franklin]

We should all just try to squeeze into his suits one night.

[Slickster]

He like his man. Talk about 10 pounds of sauce. Five pound casing.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, 13 till the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We'll do some more sports, more news with Paul Nolan. But we were doing main headlines with Rick Delgado. When is there a new what even.

[Rick Delgado]

Is that coming this week? Oh, yes.

[Paul Nolan]

Glad I asked.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Slickster]

Which week is this week?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, well, I mentioned it Friday. You did up in the air. Were you not paying attention? Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Aaron doesn't listen to you during the show. Any.

[Slickster]

Any teasers?

[Rick Delgado]

No, no. No teaser.

[Slickster]

No teaser.

[Paul Nolan]

Do you have a subject matter yet?

[Rick Delgado]

I know I have a couple now. It's been thrown into chaos because of all the new news that's come. I gotta. I'll straighten it out, hopefully by Wednesday.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay, very good. All right, let's continue with the headline news. What else is going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, the. The main headline that we were covering from the beginning of the show is Eric Swalwell. And, well, this report out of Breitbart saying that over 50 former Swalwell staffers call for his resignation after sexual assault allegations, which again points to Damon. You're reading that article at the top of the show. Everybody knew about this. This was the worst case kept secret, including to the ladies of the View that this guy was the ultimate scumbag in Congress. Well, at least the one that we know about for now. I'm sure more will follow. They signed an open letter describing the allegations against Swalwell as both serious and credible. The allegations reported by the San Francisco Chronicle and CNN are serious. Incredible. According to the letter, we stand unequivocally with our colleague who showed extraordinary courage in coming forward to share her truth. We believe her. And it's finally, I guess, when it comes to Democrats, they finally believe some women. Both CNN and the Chronicle reported that the former staffer accused a California gubernatorial candidate of sexual assault, saying the two had sexual relations after a night of drinking, believing that she did not have the mental capacity to consent. Three other women also told CNN Swalwell would send unprompted nude pics. Yay. More nude pics from these dirtbags sent through their phones and along with graphic messages. So after calling for a full investigation into the matter, former staffers ultimately concluded that so Iwell should not only drop out of the California governor race, but also resign from Congress, which he did earlier this afternoon. Here is. Here's a. Here's something you might not see. Like I said, I didn't realize Eric Swalwell was married. Like I. It's not because he's always been. Seemed to

[Paul Nolan]

be kids, too. Yeah, he does.

[Rick Delgado]

Turns out he does. But here's a little political Ad from his loving and doting wife saying, you know, you should it's a fight against. It's.

[Paul Nolan]

She doesn't sound so sure he can win either by the way, in this ad.

[Rick Delgado]

Cut four. Check this out.

[Jillian Barbary]

Britney Swallow here. Women, we're in a fight for our lives. We can't just sit back and do nothing.

[Paul Nolan]

Please don't be silent. We as women, we've got it. We've got to fight for this.

[Fran]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Fight for their lives against her husband.

[Paul Nolan]

That's not the one I thought it was, but.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, but that's. I. Who knows who knew he was married. But that's her with a little political ad for her now disgraced husband over on cnn. Well, Harry Anton, he was on the poll when it came to this. Damon, even Harry Anton says there's no way Eric Swalwell would ever be governor. So it's a good thing he dropped out. Cut number five. Check this out.

[Slickster]

Things change really quickly and it really

[Paul Nolan]

left Eric Swalwell with no choice in

[Slickster]

terms of dropping out of the race.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, just take a look at

[Slickster]

the cashier prediction markets chance that Swallow

[Paul Nolan]

wins the California governorship. You go back to the beginning of.

[Slickster]

Look at this. It's about.

[Paul Nolan]

But that's right. Favorite at this point to be the next California.

[Slickster]

But by Friday his chances are. Mikos, goodbye. Basically he was down to 2%. He saw the writing on the wall.

[Paul Nolan]

And then of course now we're at

[Slickster]

a zero percent chance as he has suspended his campaign.

[Paul Nolan]

But Eric Swalwell dropped out of this race because simply put, there was no

[Slickster]

path forward for him to be the next California governor.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, there you have it. He went from 59% to zero in less than two weeks. Insane little. Insane little poll by Harriet and there on cnn.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, but the key number is the first one.

[Slickster]

It was huge.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

He was the favorite and, and the Republicans were favored to get the top two, which means he was not gonna, you know.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slickster]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Crazy, right?

[Aaron Franklin]

That's pretty wild that jungle primary. I'd love to get your guys opinion on that. Just the top two polling going in and that's.

[Fran]

They're.

[Aaron Franklin]

They're the candidates. Yeah. Boy, we've been two Republicans going forward in California. They can't have that, can they?

[Rick Delgado]

Because of Republican. Republican wins no matter what.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Even if only one person votes.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah. The machine won't allow it.

[Slickster]

Yeah. Who are they going to run now?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, they do have 18 other people.

[Paul Nolan]

They've got Tom Steyer. Tom Stier is going to end up being the favorite and Then Katie Porter and the Republicans, because of this, are pretty probably pretty much out of business. There's, I mean, not, I mean, they're probably, probably out of business anyways.

[Slickster]

No way.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, we'll see how, how that would have, you know, shook out. But, but Tom Steyer, I would say for, for the most part, probably becomes the favorite to win because I think he was as much of a disaster as he is. He's not nearly as tedious as Katie

[Aaron Franklin]

Porter amounts of money. He's a billionaire, right?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, speaking of billionaires, guess what billionaire kicked Swalwell out of his mansion. So Swalwell wasn't even, doesn't even live in his own home. He lives in a billionaire's.

[Paul Nolan]

Can I just jump in for a second? So I remember I said Luna had said Representative Luna said there's more coming.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, boy. She was on with Jesse Waters about 10 minutes ago and she says the video of Eric Swalwell making out with the sex worker on a hotel bed was likely recorded by an underage girl.

[Slickster]

Oh, boy.

[Paul Nolan]

Potentially the in this is her quote. Potentially the individual that recorded that video in that hotel room was a female and she was underage.

[Aaron Franklin]

Oh, God.

[Paul Nolan]

I think he has serious criminal problems on his hands. He might end up in jail, Jesse. That, that's according to Anna Paulina Luna about 10 minutes ago on or, you know, whatever, 10, 12 minutes ago on Jesse Waters.

[Rick Delgado]

Wow.

[Aaron Franklin]

I mean, it couldn't happen to a grosser human being. I mean, some will go to jail. Just someone go to jail.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, exactly. The billionaire I'm talking about is Stephen Klubeck, billionaire and former. What do you call it? The billionaire was basically has reportedly wants his million dollars in donations back after multiple women have accused Eric Swalwell of sexual assault and misconduct. Klubeck called Swalwell his little brother in a March interview in Politico. And when asked by the New York Post about the lawmaker's rumored behavior with female staffers, the timeshare mogul told the outlet on Sunday that he is cutting ties with Swalwell and the rest of the Democratic. See what happens now. The Democratic Party lose another billionaires.

[Slickster]

Oh, yeah, the Klubeck clawback.

[Rick Delgado]

Exactly. I am no longer supporting Eric. The Diamond Resorts founder told the outlet he dropped the F bomb. Tell everyone I'm a libertarian. Blank you Democrat Party. I'm a Libertarian. Now he's basically is also kicking him out of his Beverly Hills home defending himself. And he's defending himself from these rape allegations, though made by the former staffers. I'm talking about Swalwell. And House Democratic leadership also is calling on Swalwell to just go away.

[Paul Nolan]

Get out.

[Rick Delgado]

Get out.

[Paul Nolan]

James woods tonight. Kind of like maybe listening to the opening segment of the show. The fall of Swalwell was astonishing. Like it was a. Almost like it was prepackaged and ready to go. The way the New York Times keeps running obituaries on file during famous people's lifetimes. It almost felt like a scam, like the Trump bogus impeachments, which of course would be poetic justice. But to the first part of that, prepackaged and ready to go. And that's the point. All right, that's a quick hour one. Hour two coming back. We'll kick it off with sports and slick news with Paul Nolan. All coming up hour two. We're back right after this.

[Fran]

If your television sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, it is live from Studio 6B. Hour two, nine o'. Clock. Man, that was a fast hour one. Hour two is here. Slick's gonna kick it off with sports. Delgado's gonna do more headlines. Paul Nolan's got some news coming up right after sports. Aaron and Fran holding it down. Glad you're in on a Monday, everybody. Hope you had a great weekend. Hope you have a great week. Make sure you follow us on all of our social media. F S6B. Make sure you follow Real America's Voice at Realam Voice as well, everywhere. Let's do some sports since we didn't get too much in the first hour. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you want to shop at mypillow. Great way to support Mike. Great way to support the show. Use that code at checkout. Slickster. What's going on?

[Slickster]

All right, Big D. Well, NBA regular season is in the books. Play ins are tomorrow night. NHL action. They're winding down the season. Last two days of the NHL run here for the regular season, that is. And the Lightning right now lead The Red Wings 3 to 1. End of 2, middle of the third. The Rangers and Panthers tied at 2. Rangers are finished for the season. Flyers and Hurricanes tied at 2, 15 to go there in the third. Stars and Maple Leafs also tied at three there. 740 to go in the second. End of one. Wild over the Blues two to one there, no score. Sharks and Predators beginning of the second period mid first. We got the Blackhawks leading the Sabres one nothing. And that's it on the NHL action for tonight, let's talk about NASCAR, big D. Busy weekend. We had UFC, we had Masters, we had boxing. We also had the NASCAR racing. Ty Gibbs earns first NASCAR cup win in dramatic finish at Bristol. This is Samuel Stubbs of Yard Barker. A NASCAR cup series win. That was a long time coming for 23 year old Ty Gibbs finally happened in his 131st start. 131st start, 23. Didn't he start racing when he was 12? Gibbs held off pole sitter Ryan Blaney, who had much fresher tires in NASCAR overtime to score his first career cup series victory. Blaney got loose coming out of the final corner, enabling Gibbs to pull ahead. I mean, look at this race. I mean, tight as can be. Unbelievable at the end here. Coming around the corner, I mean, Gibbs just makes a move and it's just absolutely unbelievable. It's awesome. Gibbs told Fox Sports. I'd have loved for my father, Coy Gibbs, to have seen this. Great day for us 54 boys. Didn't give us. Very honored to be in this situation. I thought the race was awesome. I always appreciate racing. Ryan Blaney and Kyle Blaney led Gibbs by one second with 24 laps to go before the caution came out, leading to split strategies. Gibbs stayed out while Blaney and Larson and both came down the pit road. And sure enough, another caution with four laps left sent the race into ot. Blaney, Larson, point leaders Tyler Redick and Chase Briscoe rounded out the top five with Todd Gillian, Joey Longano, Ryan Priest, Denny Hamlin, Carson Hosver, the guy who sold the hot dogs, three people with popcorn competing in the top 10. So good stuff there. Big D. NASCAR in the books. I can't wait. We got NASCAR season just getting going here. So that's a wrap in sports. Big D, back to you.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, very good. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is promo code to use. Paul, no, Nolan's got some news. What's going on, Mr. Nolan?

[Aaron Franklin]

Well, I thought this was interesting. You know, in Ireland, I believe now 700 of their 1500 filling stations are empty. Gases at a shortage there. The green new scam deal that, you know, engulfed all of Europe. The migrant invasion and everything that they've done to destroy the culture and the people of the great country of Ireland. They seem to have had it. We have a couple clips here. We'll just play the clip. 15, please.

[Rick Delgado]

See the tractors, see the hauler.

[Aaron Franklin]

There's a bunch of all kinds of people and everywhere just getting down the street, not rent, the riots. There's people out there just saying we're fed up, we want our country back. And you know, we're seeing a lot of this is going on, you know, across Europe. But the fuel protest cause traffic disruption across Ireland and their motorways. Despite the government's half billion dollar euro package to address rising costs. Blockades and fuel depots basically, you know, were empty. And these protests went really everywhere. Convoys across all the highways and you know, people have had it. You know, more and more we see it, it's the rise of populism and, and the rejection of globalism. So I thought that was interesting where people are trying to fight to get, get some fuel.

[Paul Nolan]

But didn't they just have a lot? Did they just. Am I wrong? Did they just have elections over there not too long ago? And I mean, wasn't McGregor gonna run? They never even made it to the actual.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, he didn't.

[Paul Nolan]

And then they didn't. They elect kind of a left wing socialist nut job again.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, that's pretty much it. But you know, again, it's the same thing everywhere. There's so many people, when you look at. They just feel like everything was rigged over there as well. Like the whole thing is a setup and the people in the streets don't seem to agree with what was, you know, what went on there in the election. So, you know, we just don't, I don't know if you believe what I believe. In 2020 we watched the greatest rig job ever. And if it could happen here, it could happen anywhere. So I think people just don't trust elections anywhere anymore. Especially when, you know, the rejection of globalism is so obvious across the board. You know, it's, it's hard to trust anything that went on over there. So all I'm saying is just the people on the street and I get where they're coming from, but meanwhile the Mass holes in Massachusetts, they're trying to make it so you can't even, you can't drive. They want to limit how many miles you get. It's again, pure socialism again.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean that that's, I mean that that's a natural extension of everything. I mean it's a natural extension of, you know, how your car shuts down automatically, what kind of car you can drive, what whether it needs to be electric or gas, what kind of gas, what kind of roof you can put on your house, what kind of stove you can put in your kitchen. I mean that's just a natural extension of everything they want to do.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, it's the central plan. I think they know better than you and that your life is insignificant. And you, you're just a dirty, filthy, mouth breathing oxygen. Oxygen stealer. And they don't want you to. To live freely. So let them. Let them see this.

[Paul Nolan]

So what are they actually trying to do?

[Aaron Franklin]

This is the new bill they're trying to put through. I think I have a clip of it. Bill proposed in Massachusetts would limit how

[Slickster]

far you can drive in your own car. So lawmakers say it would help reduce

[Paul Nolan]

the state's greenhouse gas emissions.

[Aaron Franklin]

Now, while no specific mileage limit was

[Slickster]

listed, the Bill would require MassDOT to

[Paul Nolan]

set goals to reduce the number of statewide driving miles. It would also establish a new council

[Aaron Franklin]

to find ways to make public transportation

[Paul Nolan]

more accessible for residents.

[Slickster]

Critically, personal vehicle miles would directly impact

[Paul Nolan]

those in rural parts of the state.

[Slickster]

Just another stop. Oh, my God.

[Paul Nolan]

And there'd be some people there who would follow the. There would be some people, oh, I

[Aaron Franklin]

got to do my part to save the world.

[Paul Nolan]

Who would have that attitude and follow the rule and follow like the. The Dr. Fauci of motor. Of motor vehicles.

[Fran]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slickster]

It's time for me to drive around with their masks on.

[Aaron Franklin]

My wheatgrass. You know, I want to make sure I do my part.

[Paul Nolan]

Do what you're told.

[Aaron Franklin]

Flagellant. Yeah, it's, you know, it's the green Noon to scam. And suckers are still buying it. And it doesn't surprise when you see a place like Massachusetts with all those liberal colleges that are just funded by the government to give them bs, you know, studies to push forward their agendas. You know, we hear about 15 minute cities.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Aaron Franklin]

You know, that's the big. The big rave of the globalists. No one needs a car. You got. Everybody's got the exact same thing within a 15 minute walking distance. It's just pathetic.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, they want to control every part and every aspect of your life.

[Paul Nolan]

That's right.

[Rick Delgado]

Because they think they know better. Oh, we're gonna save you from yourself because you can't. You don't know how to live. Let us tell you. We have a council for that. That's great. Oh, we have a council. I have a. We have an. Eric Swalwell was on councils. He was on committees and stuff. And look how that worked out.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Holy moly.

[Aaron Franklin]

It was.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, my God.

[Aaron Franklin]

The intelligence Committee.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, my. Yeah, he was. He wasn't very, but he was there.

[Aaron Franklin]

The guy's doing coke off a spy's boob. We're going to trust this guy like crazy.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, my goodness.

[Paul Nolan]

Eight minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P Counsel. Oh, my God. Let's do some more headlines. Rick Delgado's got it. John Solomon, of course. Breaking new news today, thanks to Tulsi Gabbard. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, going back to what Paul was talking about in Ireland. Impeachment and what people believe and now what they see. Once you have a few, unfortunately, it takes a while for the truth to make its way out. But this impeachment bombshell. Secret memos exposed Ukraine accusers bias, hearsay and false claims. Something I think we all knew back when this was happening. This was all bs. But of course, that was only our interpretation of what we were seeing. And it turns out, guess what? We were right again. Conspiracy theorists win again. The US Intel Committee watchdog developed derogatory evidence about the CIA analysts who prompted the 2019 Ukraine focused impeachment against President Donald Trump, including that he submitted false information in his whistleblower complaint, offered hearsay evidence to support the allegations, and had potential for bias, according to new declassified memos that were kept from the American people during the failed bid by Democrats to remove the President from office more than six years ago. Here is our good buddy John Solomon, cut number six as he reports on this from earlier on Real America's Voight cut six. Check this out.

[Paul Nolan]

Sometimes we look at all the different scandals of the Democrats targeting President Trump and his followers and say, well, there's, you know, there's Russia collusion, then there's Ukraine. It was one continuous operation. That is what these documents make clear today. As soon as President Trump was cleared on Russia collusion by Bob Mueller, the deep state went right back to work. A CIA analyst filed a complaint that we now know as of this morning for the first time, was based only on hearsay evidence, was based on a whistleblower who had, was caught lying, giving a false evidence to his intelligence community recipients, the people who received his whistleblower, who had clear biases, including the fact that he worked for Joe Biden, Donald Trump's likely rival in 2020. And despite all that, they proceeded ahead and forwarded this allegation, these unfounded allegations from a biased and flawed whistleblower to Congress. And then that exculpatory evidence, that evidence that the president could have used to defend himself at the impeachment or the impeachment trial was kept from the American public, was kept from Congress. Does not look like even his lawyers knew.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have the documents declassified by the dni. Tulsi Gabbard requested, at the request of Just the News, provide a starkly different portrait of the alleged whistleblower whose name and face were never shown in public and whose loyally written letter accused Trump of hijacking Ukraine policy for political game was heralded by Democrats and launch impeachment proceedings. I remember if you even posted this guy's name on X, you got removed. So I did that today. I reposted it three times. Eric Charamella.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, yeah, I got booted from there for that, too.

[Rick Delgado]

Right, exactly. So here is President Trump on those bombshell allegations. Here is cut seven. Check this out.

[Paul Nolan]

Do you feel vindicated by those?

[Fran]

Yeah, I do. Are there a bunch of crooked people you're talking about with respect to all of the things that they put against me?

[Aaron Franklin]

Yes.

[Fran]

Well, it's come out that in so many different ways. Thank you very much for that question. I appreciate it. But in so many different ways, the election was rigged. The 2020 election was rigged. We found that out. What you just said is just a piece of that. It's a big piece, but minor, relatively speaking, compared to what they did. They cheated on the election, they cheated on the vote, and they cheated in every, every way possible. And it's the only way we got an incompetent man to be a president, and he was an incompetent man. Many of the things that we're talking about, even including this, this would have been settled a long time ago, not now. And it should have been settled by other presidents. But the election was a rigged election. We can't let that happen to our country.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there it is. The president also mentioning that these memos also disclose numerous other details about the whistleblower and the intel community's assessment of the claims that weren't made available to the public, including that the FBI had that. That the FBI had that CIA analyst. So there you have it.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, 13 past the hour. Let's take a break. We'll be back. More sports, more news on a Monday. Live from Studio 6B right after this.

[Aaron Franklin]

Ram. Sa.

[Paul Nolan]

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[Aaron Franklin]

Yep.

[Paul Nolan]

This is one of the craziest stories and only can happen in a place like New York or California or Illinois or someplace like this where, you know, the cop is the bad guy. And there's letter to the editors today. I just want to read a couple of them from people now that meanwhile there's been like 11,000 law enforcement officers that all signed the petition saying how absolutely egregious this sentence is. Just a couple of these in the New York Post today. As a retired NYPD sergeant, I've experienced many split second decisions throughout my career. Sergeant Eric Duran. Duran. I'm not sure how you pronounce it. Duran. Duran. Eric Duran. Probably like Duran Duran.

[Rick Delgado]

I think it's Duran.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. Didn't wake up looking to break the law that day. He was working to support his family and made a decision in the middle of a chaotic chase with a fleeing suspect. These types of situations do not have a script, just instinct and experience on the street. In our line of work, hesitation gets you your partner or others hurt or killed. But now the message is clear. Act instinctively and you might lose your freedom. Um, another one. I hope karma visits lefty loser judge Guy Mitchell. Decisions, beliefs and policies such as his are the reason crime is Unrelenting and disrespect for law enforcement is the new norm. Duran is a true hero living through a nightmarish experience in a city controlled by garbage politicians and garbage judges with crazy twisted beliefs. Another one. The outrageous sentence given to Duran should surprise no one. Mayor Mondami's outrageous policies, including shrinking the police force and showing compassion for criminals represent his anti law enforcement policy. Add to that a criminal loving district attorney, radical left wing judges and out of touch city council and the results are a hero cop sentenced three to nine years in prison. Last one. The job of law enforcement is to protect the public by apprehending suspects, not letting them get away. A person fleeing law enforcement should bear the responsibility for any untoward event that may befall them, not the pursuing officer. Let's hope judge Guy Mitchell never has to call 911 to come to his family's rescue. Because why would anybody. And they go on and on and on. There's about 10 more I could read you in here, but you get the point. It's this, this story and I don't know what can be done about it. Unfortunately I haven't followed it that closely. But it is so outrageous.

[Aaron Franklin]

How could any cop makes your blood boil. Do their job. How can a cop be motivated to do their job?

[Slickster]

They can't.

[Aaron Franklin]

I mean they're just, they're already. They've Cops right now will just like, like I ain't doing nothing. You know, something like what's the point? The union won't protect them. They have no, they get no support from the public whatsoever.

[Rick Delgado]

Especially, especially in New York and New York, in New York City. It's insane. Anytime something happens with a, with a perp who goes after a cop, the mayor goes and visits the per. It's. He sides with the criminal. Yeah, this, I'm talking about Mandani. It happened again over the weekend with this machete guy. Now everybody's upset that the cop, you know, the cop stopped the guy who was going to. Who stabbed three elderly people with a machete and was going to kill. Was looking to stab more people or maybe chop their head off. But they're upset with the police. I'm sorry.

[Paul Nolan]

Remember the snowball issue? I mean that was just, that's just

[Slickster]

a typical tip of the iceberg.

[Rick Delgado]

Literally. And then you go back to Daniel Penny.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

A Marine guy who's just trying to have a life and he's got to deal with the, with the criminals on the subway and decides he's got to stop one before he hurts Somebody and he gets charged.

[Aaron Franklin]

Fought for his life. Yeah, I mean, he was fighting for his life. He went to prison. He was. God knows what would happen to that kid. It's bizarro world.

[Rick Delgado]

But this is the left. They champion criminals. This is what they want. They want chaos. Right. It's by design.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yeah, well, social Niskin. Didn't he say something effective? You know, you know, you're living in a communist dictatorship when the. When the criminals are protected by, you know, by the politicians or something. I mean, this is what they want. They want. They want complete unrest. They want discouraged people. They want people to feel hopeless and helpless. They want people to stay. It's disgusting. The whole thing is a freaking disaster. I can't believe what they're doing to this cop.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Aaron Franklin]

And now I hope every cop gets the blue flu the day the sentence happens. I hope they just don't go in. Let there be lawlessness in the streets.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. See how they like it then. You know what? And now I can see why there was a flood.

[Aaron Franklin]

Right? I would be raining frog soon, the way it's going. We live in such a.

[Rick Delgado]

It's getting to that point.

[Aaron Franklin]

I mean, it really is like end times. Like, holy cow. I mean, we're letting criminals, murderers, walk the street, get back out 50, 60 times, stab people in the throat on a butt. I mean, the whole thing is whacked out. Was so whacked out.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. There's new information out on Swalwell.

[Aaron Franklin]

Speaking of which, he's got his own only fans.

[Paul Nolan]

Page 845. Page 6, New York Post. Bleary eyed Eric Swalwell wears a robe, parties with yacht girls during Hush Hush Hush Hush blowout. Wild video trip.

[Aaron Franklin]

Yep.

[Slickster]

Wild.

[Paul Nolan]

Video shows a newly surfaced video shows a bleary eyed Eric Swalwell in a robe during a blowout trip on a yacht off Saint Tropez with a bevy of young women. Page Six has learned. The mysterious clip appeared on social media as Swalwell was hit with sexual harassment allegations that forced him to drop out of the California's governor race and then resigned from Congress. Swalwell has denied sexual misconduct allegations. I mean, here's the picture of Swalwell, I guess, I guess this is, I guess, mid party or post party or during party, according to Page Six.

[Rick Delgado]

And again, why did somebody break this guy's thumbs in college?

[Aaron Franklin]

Because of that face.

[Rick Delgado]

There you go.

[Paul Nolan]

You want to see some of the other pictures here on this? This is I guess the guy who owns the yacht. And then there's the picture of the yacht.

[Slickster]

Oh, my gosh.

[Paul Nolan]

And then this is the picture of,

[Aaron Franklin]

I guess he never thought he'd be on a boat.

[Paul Nolan]

The dancing girls on the yacht.

[Slickster]

So this guy could have been governor of California. How apropos.

[Paul Nolan]

Fits right in.

[Rick Delgado]

Wait, that means he probably still.

[Paul Nolan]

26 past the hour, live from Studio 6. Big more to do it. All right, 30 minutes past the hour, live from Studio 6B on a Monday, brand new week. Slick's gonna do some more sports for a wrap. Delgado's got main headlines. Paul Nolan's gonna try to get some more news in. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Monday. Make sure you follow us on all our social media at LFS6B at Real AM. Voice as well. Well, you know, you keep hearing that the economy is strong, but for a lot of Americans, it doesn't feel that way. Rising costs, high interest rates, growing debt, putting real pressure on households. New data out shows financial stress is at record levels. More families are hitting their limits and turning to credit cards and loans just to keep up. So what options do people actually have right now? Well, joining me is Jillian Barbary. You know her from television. She's also experienced this kind of financial stress firsthand. And she's now partnered with, with done with debt to help people find a way forward. Jillian, always great to have you on the show. How are you?

[Jillian Barbary]

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[Paul Nolan]

Go to donewithdet.com Most importantly, don't wait until it gets worse. As Jillian said, don't make another payment. If you're in that situation, get a free consultation. It's going to take just a few minutes to see what your options are. And that's probably your best option, is to see what your options are. And of course, all of this can come at a huge relief if they figure out how to do something for you and stop the annoying letters and the phone calls and all that stuff. So donewithdebt.com go there now. Donewithdebt.com Jillian, you do a great job of laying it out. Thank you very much.

[Jillian Barbary]

Thank you guys. Have a great night.

[Paul Nolan]

You too.

[Rick Delgado]

Always.

[Jillian Barbary]

Great.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, Jillian Barbary. Donewithdebt.com donewithdebt.com Go there. If you find Yourself in that situation. A lot of people do so. All right, 34 past the hour, live from Studio 6B. I don't know where we are, Aaron. I think we're still doing news with Delgado because we haven't talked about doordash yet.

[Rick Delgado]

No.

[Paul Nolan]

What was that all about?

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, my goodness. Did you see this today?

[Paul Nolan]

I did. Because you know what happened on social media, it was like the president has called the press to the Oval Office unexpectedly. We have to be there in five minutes. He's going to be talking. And no one had. It was. Everybody was up in arms because they had no idea what was coming. Well, McDonald's was coming.

[Rick Delgado]

He was getting a delivery. As President Trump Tips DoorDash driver $100 for his McDonald's delivery at the Oval Office to promote no tax on tips.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, did you see the whole tipping scenario?

[Rick Delgado]

Yes, it was very funny. We have clips of it. President Trump tipped that DoorDash driver 100 bucks after she delivered his two bags of McDonald's to the Oval Office. Earlier today, the worker, identified by the company as Sharon Simmons, handed the President his favorite fast food. As the commander in chief on the Colonnade outside of the West Wing took the delivery, he joked, this doesn't look staged. Does it promote the delivery? There's no tax on tip agenda. And of course, with just two days away from filing for most Americans for their 2025 taxes, here is President Trump getting that delivery. Here is cut number eight.

[Aaron Franklin]

Great.

[Rick Delgado]

Check this out.

[Fran]

This doesn't look staged. These are good job. So the reason for this is the fact that I heard you picked up an extra $11,000 at the end day of the to get because the tax bill was so big, the refund was the biggest you've ever had. Is that a correct statement?

[Jillian Barbary]

It, it definitely was, yeah. I, I saved over $11,000.

[Fran]

Was that surprising to you?

[Jillian Barbary]

It was very surprising.

[Fran]

Very big, beautiful bill. And that doesn't include overtime in your case. This is only just based on what we did in terms of every other aspect of the taxpayer, right?

[Jillian Barbary]

Yes, sir.

[Fran]

So it was 11,007.

[Jillian Barbary]

Yes.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Amazing. Incredible is right. Trump had previously said that he would do this during his 2024 presidential campaign. And of course, that was one of the things that was delivered along with his favorite food from McDonald's. Here is that door dasher Sharon Simmons talking about, you know, exactly why this benefited her and how happy she was for it. Cut number nine. Here is. Check this out.

[Jillian Barbary]

Well, what this really means for me is, you know, as they said last year, my Husband, he was diagnosed with stage three cancer. And during that time, you know, I was able to take some time and take him to his appointments and, you know, be there with him. But you know, as you know, going through treatment, even with insurance, you kind of break the bank. And you know, we pretty much went through our savings and so when I, when I found about, found out about the no tax on tips, I was like, this is incredible because this, you know, it's not going to replace my life savings, but it's going to help certainly with future doctors, doctor's appointments and future things that, you know, we, we have going on.

[Fran]

Sure.

[Jillian Barbary]

How much would go ahead? Sorry, it just, it means a lot.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And $11,000 to that woman who's like she said, talking about her husband, what they're going through with the cancer is definitely something. She can spend that money a lot better than the government can, as we've seen in Minnesota, Louisiana, you name it. Around the country, Trump's one big beautiful bill exempts up to $25,000 in tax tipped income from taxation for individuals learning earning less than 150 under $50,000 annually. And but payroll taxes still apply. The legislation also gave a break to people for their overtime pay during the year of 2025.

[Aaron Franklin]

So there's a Somali politician out there right now going, that should be my 11 grand.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, exactly.

[Paul Nolan]

11 grand seems like a lot. I can't imagine that's a regular scenario. I don't know.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, it was I guess the course of the year in terms of tips. I guess that's her main gig that she was doing and it adds up a lot.

[Slickster]

Sure, that sure does.

[Aaron Franklin]

I mean, think about it.

[Slickster]

Doordash, Grandma.

[Paul Nolan]

I guess when you doordash think about every order, you're probably tipping eight to ten bucks every order. Yeah, I mean, because by the time you order on doordash, I mean with the fees and everything, two hamburgers is like $60.

[Slickster]

That's true.

[Rick Delgado]

That's like pizza.

[Slickster]

Give them 15, that's 10 bucks.

[Paul Nolan]

So you tell, you know, the tip they build in is probably 8 to 10 bucks. So I guess. Yeah.

[Aaron Franklin]

And then everyone tips on top of the build in.

[Slickster]

Unless Harry's getting daugh thing that I

[Aaron Franklin]

got to do, I got to get a side gig.

[Slickster]

Don't worry about tax.

[Paul Nolan]

She wouldn't have 11,000. I'll say that if she was delivering only Harry, she have 11 bucks.

[Aaron Franklin]

What are you talking about? I couldn't be trusted with doordash in my car. I'd be eating people's Fries

[Paul Nolan]

as a delivery.

[Slickster]

You talk about grubhub.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, you be more. See, yeah, you be more fit for grubhub or a grub up.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, man.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, so the thing on the tip was that. So she stood there next to the president for about 25 minutes, and he took questions from the annoying, tedious press and.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it wasn't staged at all.

[Paul Nolan]

About his meme this morning. They started with that and then they went through everything else. And then somebody said to her, is the White House a good tipper?

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Do you have this clip?

[Rick Delgado]

No, I don't have it.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, this is what I'm saying.

[Fran]

Oh.

[Paul Nolan]

And then President Trump went into his pocket, said, oh, you just reminded me.

[Fran]

And he went in, he slipped her

[Paul Nolan]

Benjamin and gave her the Benjamin.

[Slickster]

Yeah, nice.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. So the reporter probably saved him, kept him out of trouble. He was able to actually tip her on camera.

[Rick Delgado]

And what's funny is that we've seen, we've seen Trump do that before. I remember Slick and I, we. We kind of caught him, him in a clip coming out of a hotel.

[Aaron Franklin]

The valet, remember his name?

[Rick Delgado]

And he. Yeah, he remembered the valet's name. He reached into his pocket, he, like, pulled out a stack of cash. He, you know, peeled off some and gave it to the guy. And this was a guy who was, who had just become president at the time.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, this.

[Rick Delgado]

But that, that's who he is. That's, I guess, something that's been part of his M.O. throughout his, throughout his public life.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, yeah, it was, it was an interesting exchange with the. Did you guys see the meme this morning the President put out? It was, of course, the, the social blaze of all social media all day, all morning long.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, the one that says he's. He's a Christ like figure.

[Paul Nolan]

Yes.

[Aaron Franklin]

Oh, right.

[Paul Nolan]

And that was, of course, the first subject of the press conference. And then obviously went into the. Everything else with what's going on with Iran and negotiations. And so it was those. They covered a lot of ground this morning.

[Rick Delgado]

So it does look kind of Christlike.

[Paul Nolan]

And by the way, on that meme, I think the most important thing about that at this point is the fact that they took it down. And I think that tells you everything you need to know about it. Because if you can point back to anything else the President has ever taken down on social media after he's posted it, just please remind me what that would be. Yeah, it's few and far between because I couldn't think of anything.

[Jillian Barbary]

Thing.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I literally can't think of One thing. So the fact that that thing was down in about an hour and a half, I would say, tells you all you need to know about it. And that's probably this, that should be probably the story, is the fact that they, it did in fact, take it down. So. All right, 42 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Paul Nolan's got. We don't have a ton of time here.

[Aaron Franklin]

I'll just give you a taste before we go. Kathy Hochul is up to it again. We'll get back to it in a little bit. But there are these Dominican nuns who've been taking care of cancer patients. Well, Kathy Hochul is not happy about it. So I'll give you.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, Justin teaser, just in continuation of what we were talking about. Again, they want to just control every part of your life.

[Aaron Franklin]

Absolutely.

[Paul Nolan]

They want to control every single part of your life, including what kind of health care you can receive, leave and how fast you can receive it. They want you to be, you know, Bernie Sanders, like Canada, want to get your hip replaced. Okay, we'll see you in five years. All right, we'll wrap it up for a Monday. We get back right after this, Sam. All right, Monday, April 13th, 13th to the hour. Last segment of the show. You know what that means. We'll get to everybody here and try to wrap it up. I'll start with Sports Slickster. What's going on?

[Slickster]

All right, big the NHL, one more rapper scores here. The Lightning over The Red Wings 4 to 3, final and overtime. And the great Jonathan Quick hangs him up tonight. Panthers lose to the Rangers. Panthers beat the Rangers 3, 2. Jonathan Quick loses his last start. 40 year old, 1 of the greatest to do it.

[Aaron Franklin]

Paul loved him, loved his game, loved it.

[Slickster]

So we wish him well in his retirement.

[Aaron Franklin]

Absolute warrior.

[Slickster]

Hurricanes tied at 2 against the Flyers in a shootout. Well, it doesn't help the Islanders now because the Islanders are out. Maple Leafs 5, 3 over the Stars, 13 to go there in the third. Second we have the Blues over the Wild 4, 3 Sharks 1 nothing over the Predators end up middle of the second. We got Sabres and Blackhawks tied at one goal apiece. And of course, you know the story of the day yesterday. Of course there's one question from Trump. Instantly changes the White House card. This actually happened on Saturday night. UFC Big D warned Todd Houston of Breitbart reporting. Dana White has made late addition to the big White House Freedom250 UFC fight card after one quick question by the President. According to White, Trump cornered him at UFC327. In Miami on Saturday and had a question. Aaron, roll cut 13 for us. Dana White explains what happened.

[Paul Nolan]

President said to me, why is Derrick Lewis not on the White House guard? Yeah. I said, I'll be back in five minutes. I went and called. Derrick Lewis said, the president wants to know why you're not on the White House guard. And Derrick Lewis said, politics. Politics kept me off the White House guard. And I said, do you want to fight on the card? And he said, I absolutely want to fight on the card.

[Rick Delgado]

Card.

[Paul Nolan]

Tell the president thank you. Then the.

[Aaron Franklin]

Then the Hogan fight happens, and Joe Rogan.

[Paul Nolan]

I had the headphones on. Joe Rogan goes, is there another slot open on the White House car for Hogan?

[Aaron Franklin]

I go, holy. So I grabbed Mick and I said, go back there and talk to see if he's in.

[Paul Nolan]

And Hogan was getting into an ambulance

[Aaron Franklin]

and said, yes,

[Slickster]

that's shaped up to be a nice car. Big deal. 250. Of course, it'd be nice to see Jon Jones show up. And we're gonna see that.

[Paul Nolan]

By the way, this was asked at the press conference today, put this up. Baron

[Jillian Barbary]

fight is happening at the White House this summer. UFC typically numbers those fights consecutively, but

[Paul Nolan]

should they label this one UFC 1776?

[Fran]

That's a good idea. I'll tell that to Dana White. I like that idea, actually.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, he likes that idea. You know who asked that question? That would be our own Amanda Head. Oh.

[Slickster]

Oh, very.

[Paul Nolan]

From Real America's Voice. And now, of course, just the news.

[Slickster]

Very nice.

[Paul Nolan]

So very nice.

[Fran]

Right on.

[Slickster]

And that's a wrap in sports. Big D. Back to you.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, very good. 11 minutes to the hour. Paul Nolan, what's left on your news radar?

[Aaron Franklin]

For 125 years, a group of Catholic nuns in New York have run a free hospice called Rosary Hill Home. They take care of poor people dying from cancer. No charge ever. Just pure Christian charity. But Governor Kathy Hochul, your deity, your God, your boss, your emperor, signed a law a few years ago that forces every nursing home to use preferred pronouns, house patients by gender identity, not biological sex, and let people into opposite sex bathrooms and spaces. And the nun said, we treat everyone with dignity, but we can't do that. It goes against our Catholic faith. So New York is now threatening them with 5,000 to $10,000 fines per violations, the loss of their license, and jail time. These sisters who have spent their whole lives caring for the dying and being told, obey gender rules or be shut down. That's what you get from the lunatics on the left who have absolutely no decency whatsoever. And while I'm going after it, I don't know if you guys saw this. Cardinal Robert McElroy of Washington, D.C. went on 60 Minutes to talk about how much he hates Trump and loves open borders. This is just a beauty.

[Jillian Barbary]

Colonel McElroy, we are speaking in a church here in Washington D.C. that serves a largely immigrant population. The pastor asked us not to share or publicize this parish, name or location. What's he worried about?

[Fran]

He's worried for his people. They live under fear. And thus our mass count within at the Spanish masses in our archdiocese went down 30% from the year before. 30%. That's a lot. And

[Jillian Barbary]

before he became Archbishop of Washington, Cardinal Robert McElroy served as the Bishop of San Diego, one of the busiest stretches of the southern border for illegal crossings.

[Fran]

I feel it got to a point where it was getting out of control.

[Jillian Barbary]

Under Biden?

[Fran]

Under Biden, yes.

[Jillian Barbary]

You believe in strong borders?

[Fran]

Yes.

[Jillian Barbary]

So what's wrong then with the current.

[Fran]

This is a roundup of people throughout the country, people who have been living good, strong lives, been here a long time, raised their children here. Many of their children born here and are citizens. That's what our objection is.

[Jillian Barbary]

But this was discussed during the campaign, was widely discussed. And yet President Trump won the Catholic vote over Kamala Harris, handily, 55 to 43%. He promised to secure the border. He talked about deportation, and a majority of Catholics voted for the policy.

[Rick Delgado]

I would like to know what Catholics feel about this indiscriminate mass deportation. I think that it's very clear the American people are saying we really didn't vote for this. Yes, we did.

[Paul Nolan]

I don't think that's what they're saying at all. With all due respect, Father, at all.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. And this is the problem in a lot of the Catholic Church, and you've been hearing this for a lot longer than, by the way, President Trump's been in office. Office. If you sit there enough Sundays and you listen to enough homilies, this is what you hear.

[Aaron Franklin]

Unfortunately, it's the same thing as the church that says we need the lgbtq, whatever plus community in our church, because that's the constituents they think they're going to get their money from. And there's another example here why Catholic churches are losing their parishioners at a 10 to 1 ratio to non denominational and other Christian faith based churches. Riches. Because they just can't get with the times. And they are. And a lot of these people are paid off. A lot of these people are Taking money from globalists as well. So it's, it's a disgrace.

[Paul Nolan]

And they're not citizens. What's he saying? They're citizens. They're not citizens.

[Rick Delgado]

That's what a legal immigrant means, not a citizen.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, they think the non citizen is more virtuous than the actual citizen. They've always believed that. And this is the message you get, get quite often in the Catholic Church. If you sit, again, if you sit there and listen to enough homilies, you hear this open borders theme through this disguise of. Well, we have to be welcoming of everyone. It's just nonsense. It's just the, the, the, it's just nonsense. And by the way, for people who say President Trump should not be going to bat with the Pope, if I recall this pope, number one, he's completely wrong on Iran. And if I recall, not too recently, he said that you should be calling your local elected representatives to complain about what the administration is doing. So who's doing the politicking here? Yeah, I don't think President Trump started this fight.

[Rick Delgado]

No, definitely not. And he's on record saying he doesn't owe Pope Leo an apology after his comments about what the Pope said and how he feels about Iran. Here's cut number 11. Here's the president talking about that right now that he's not a fan of the Pope. Cut number 11.

[Slickster]

I heard that yesterday.

[Fran]

I don't think he's doing a very good job. He likes crime, I guess. He, he hit us.

[Rick Delgado]

Think of it.

[Fran]

He's worried about fear. What about the fear when the ministers and the priests and the, all of those great people that were arrested during COVID And in many cases, they're outside, 10ft apart, and they were arrested. So we don't like it. We don't like a Pope that's going to say that it's okay to have a nuclear weapon. We don't want a pope that says crime is okay in our cities. I don't like it. I'm not a big fan of Pope Leo.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there's the president. He's not a fan.

[Slickster]

There you go.

[Paul Nolan]

And again, I think when the Pope comes out and says, call your elected representatives again, who's doing the politicking here?

[Aaron Franklin]

And remember how criminal the endeavors of some of these big cardinals in the Vatican, they've been through it a long time for them to start casting souls. Just stay to what you do best. Teach the word of Jesus and keep your mouth shut.

[Paul Nolan]

All right. As always, we salute our military. Active and active police, firefighters, drink first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks, guys. On the show, Aaron Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you to live from Studio 6B. Audience have a good rest of your night, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow night, 8 o' clock back here live. Actually, Turning Point USA may take over the first part of the show, but we will see you tomorrow night at some point in the 8 o' clock hour right here live from Studio 6B. Sam.