Live From Studio 6B - Friday, April 10 2026

Summary

Real America’s Voice – Live From Studio 6B
Episode Date: April 11, 2026
Main Theme: Artemis II Moon Mission Splashdown, Breaking Political News, Sports and Culture Updates

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Episode Overview

This episode focused on the dramatic splashdown and safe return of NASA’s Artemis II lunar mission astronauts, offering live, moment-by-moment commentary as the Orion capsule “Integrity” splashed down in the Pacific. Against the backdrop of this historic event, the crew also debated major breaking political news—most notably, explosive sexual assault allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell—plus the Iran ceasefire situation, intrigue around Cassidy Hutchinson's J6 testimony, AI risks, Hunter Biden’s latest antics, and lively sports banter.

The hosts balanced awe at the Artemis splashdown with their signature rapid-fire, irreverent dialogue about the biggest stories of the day.

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1. Artemis II Moon Mission Return

Key Segments

• Mission Control Commentary and Live Splashdown

  • The episode kicked off (03:01) following Artemis II as it neared Earth after a nine-day, 694,481-mile journey around the Moon.
  • Control Room and Studio 6B hosts narrated the descent, parachute deployment, and flawless splashdown south of San Diego at 7:07:47pm Central (09:36).
  • The crew included Commander Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—all declared in excellent health after landing.
  • Hosts marveled at the velocity and engineering, with repeated expressions of patriotism and national pride.

  "From the pages of Jules Verne to a modern day mission to the moon. A new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete. Integrity's astronauts back on Earth." — Mission Control (09:38)

  • Notable moment as capsule systems and recovery procedures—airbags, uprighting, and beacon activation—were described in detail (12:17–12:36).
  • Ample comic relief as the crew joked about 1960s tech and Major Nelson references (“I Dream of Jeannie” – 12:41–13:12).
  • The actual crew extraction aired live during hour two (78:28–82:09), with the hosts reacting emotionally and humorously as each astronaut exited the capsule.

  “All four crew members now out of Integrity.” — Mission Control (82:01)

  “Pretty incredible stuff.” — Host Damon (13:52, 79:47)

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2. Political News and Commentary

a. Eric Swalwell Sexual Assault Allegations (40:02; Deep Dive at 41:35–47:12, 54:41–56:52, 90:26–92:47)

• Breaking scandal as Rep. Swalwell faces multiple sexual misconduct allegations, including drug-facilitated assault of a staffer—timed just weeks before California’s governor primary.

• The hosts and correspondents read live reactions from allies (Adam Schiff, Katie Porter, Nancy Pelosi) withdrawing support and demanding his resignation.

  “The calls for him to resign are overwhelming tonight.” — Host Damon (55:15)

  • Context: Hostile mocking of Swalwell, references to his ties to Chinese spy Fang Fang, and condemnation of hypocrisy over #MeToo-era attacks on Trump and Kavanaugh.
  • Panel-wide agreement this signals the end of Swalwell's political career.

• Notable Quotes:

  “Looks like Fang Fang wasn’t the only one doing the bang bang here.” — Host Damon (45:57)

  “They accuse Trump of all these things and Supreme Court justices and everything else… and now they get called out and you see how phony they are.” — Co-host Vinny Mac (61:42)

b. Democrat Candidate Fraud and Election Tactics (26:37–32:28)

• Story on Samuel Ronan, a Democrat caught trying to run as a Republican—ultimately blocked by the Supreme Court.

  “We have to be careful. We see rhinos in Washington right?...this is now a tactic.” — Vinny Mac (26:43)

• Critical discussion about candidates running “as moderates” and then “governing as lunatics on the left.”

c. Other Major Headlines

• Iran Ceasefire Update (32:39–36:02):

  • President Trump vows US troops will remain in the region until a real agreement is achieved. NATO (Sec. Gen. Mark Rutte) agrees to secure Strait of Hormuz; includes genial clip of Trump/Rutte “Daddy” nickname banter.

• Cassidy Hutchinson Perjury Investigation (66:43–72:49):

  • DOJ opens criminal probe into J6 witness Hutchinson’s limo testimony, potentially exposing deeper collusion by Liz Cheney and Benny Thompson.

  “I’m in favor of going after absolutely everybody until we uncover what’s happening.” — Vinny Mac (68:11)

• Hunter Biden Self-Deports (75:55–78:19):

  • Delgado ridicules “broke, artwork-unsold” Hunter Biden’s flight to South Africa to dodge $17M in legal bills, cues up parodic campaign video.

• Congress UFO Video Deadline (96:27–98:53):

  • Lawmakers set April 14 for federal agencies to release 46 classified UAP (UFO) videos; Rep. Tim Burchett claims “they’re real.”

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3. Cultural Moments & Sports

a. Golf/Masters & Other Sports (20:25–22:48, 57:24–60:44, 92:51–95:03)

• Masters: Rory McIlroy leads by six strokes.
• Amusing chat on cult “Masters Gnomes” collectibles (21:42).
• Other highlights: Ichiro Suzuki statue mishap (58:42), NFL plans games in Australia (60:23), MLB/NBA/NHL updates, college hockey's Frozen Four.
• Sportscaster Slick: “Roger Goodell Stupidity ceases to amaze me.” (60:39)

b. Comic Relief and Banter

• The hosts riff on 1960s space references, parachute tech, elaborate on "the porch" and "front porch" for astronauts, and improvise on hypothetical mission tweaks (13:44–14:25, 51:09–52:38, 74:10–74:27).
• Frequent lighthearted mockery: “Is that Eric Swalwell swimming?” — Host Damon (50:50)

c. AI Dangers (85:19–89:13)

• Discussion of cutting-edge AI (Anthropic’s “Mythos”) unexpectedly hacking its own creator's network; hosts flag dangers to government, banks, call for strict regulation.

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4. Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• “Man, I’ll tell you, if that doesn’t give you chills, I don’t know what does.” — Host Damon (10:03), on Artemis II splashdown
• “A perfect bullseye splashdown for Integrity and its four astronauts.” — Mission Control (10:16)
• “You gotta pump the brakes if you’re doing 24,000 miles an hour.” — Co-host Vinny Mac (15:55)
• “All four crew members now out of Integrity.” — Mission Control (82:01)
• “This is only the beginning of a program with the textbook splashdown of Integrity and its four astronauts.” — Mission Control (74:27)
• “The left are phonies...” — Co-host Vinny Mac (61:42), regarding Eric Swalwell scandal
• “Goodbye, Eric.” — Co-host Vinny Mac (42:06)

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5. Timestamps for Key Segments

• Artemis II Entry/Splashdown: 01:04–13:52, 77:24–82:10
• Swalwell Allegations Deep Dive: 41:35–47:12, 54:41–56:52, 90:26–92:47
• Iran/NATO Coverage: 32:39–37:30
• Cassidy Hutchinson-J6 Probe: 66:43–72:49
• Sports Highlights: 20:25–22:48, 57:24–60:44, 92:51–95:03
• AI Hacking News: 85:19–89:13
• Hunter Biden Bit: 75:55–78:19
• Congress UFO Deadline: 96:27–98:53

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6. Conclusion

This episode delivered a high-energy, at times jubilant, coverage of Artemis II’s triumphant return, peppered with bracing honesty on breaking political scandals and a shot of all-American sports coverage, all in a brash, bantering style true to the Real America’s Voice brand.

Whether awe-struck over scientific achievement or skewering political hypocrisy, the team kept the show engaging and informative, giving the audience what they promised: “Real News, Honest Views.”

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For listeners:

• If you want scene-by-scene details of Artemis II’s return with real-time reactions, start from 03:00 through 14:00, and pick up again at 77:24.
• The Swalwell scandal and political intrigue are covered in depth after the 40-minute mark, with live reactions as the news breaks through the night.
• The episode’s second half weaves together ongoing space coverage with dynamic, sometimes comedic, roundups of the week’s political and sports drama.

Transcript

[Host Damon]

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[Mission Control Narrator]

From the crew, we should be out of the blackout period less than a minute from now. We are now processing data from integrity. Landing and support officer reports the small boats are en route to the splashdown target zone. Passing through 150,000ft. Our trajectory is perfect. We're getting intermittent views of integrity. Still waiting to establish voice communication.

[Host Damon]

Integrity. Houston, comm check. Post blackout.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Houston, integrity, we have you loud and clear.

[Host Damon]

Your trajectory is nominal and your recovery

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

team have visual

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

guys. Looks good.

[Host Damon]

No action for the enabled internal camera control.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Big cheers in the viewing room here in mission control as voice communication re established. With Commander Reid Wiseman for America and a waiting world. Integrity is five and a half minutes away from coming home. Passing 100,000ft now. Range to splash down 19 nautical miles.

[Host Damon]

Integrity impact to the camera controller fail is no cabos of the shooter.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Integrity.

[Mission Control Narrator]

We're processing good data through the GPS system. A good view of integrity. Time to splash down? 4 and a half minutes. And a view of integrity from the WB 57. We're at 50,000ft. The pyros are armed for forward bay cover. Jettison. And they go. The first series of parachutes. And we're on drogues and Houston original

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

two drogues out the window.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Two good drug shoots. Next up.

[Host Damon]

We copy, we see them.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Next up, the deployment of pilot parachutes that will pull the main chutes out. Time to splash down? 3 minutes and 10 seconds. Perfect descent rate according to flight dynamics.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

We see the same on board.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Passing through 10,000ft. Still on drogues. Main chute deploy. We're at 5,000ft. Search and recovery beacon has been activated on integrity. And we have three good main chutes. Good three main chutes. Good reefing. Good descent rate.

[Host Damon]

Then we see three good looking parachutes. Integrity Indicates no need for hydrazine checks.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Integrity copies.

[Mission Control Narrator]

This is a perfect descent for Integrity. Gets crew sounding hale and hearty on board. Time to splash down 1 minute 15 seconds. Integrity about to complete a journey spanning 694,481 miles from its launch from the Kennedy Space center back on April 1st and a trip around the moon. Passing through 1,000ft.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Houston, integrity splashdown.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Sending post landing command now.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Splashdown confirmed.

[Host Damon]

Waiting on VLDR.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Splashdown confirmed at 7:07pm Central Time. 5:07pm Pacific Time. From the pages of Jules Verne to a modern day mission to the moon. A new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete. Integrity's astronauts back on Earth.

[Host Damon]

Man, I'll tell you, if that doesn't give you chills, I don't know what does.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Landing and support officer reports the vehicle is stable one we still will be deploying the crew module uprighting system to maintain that orientation. A perfect bullseye splashdown for Integrity and its four astronauts.

[Host Damon]

Keep it beautiful. Wow. We're just going to take it all in here.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Wow.

[Host Damon]

Just amazing. Absolutely amazing. From the. From the projected timing to everything just. Thank God go smooth and went smoothly. Everything was Perfect.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Perfect.

[Host Damon]

Artemis 2 has returned. Integrity has returned to Earth.

[Mission Control Narrator]

The unofficial splashdown time 707 and 47 seconds PM Central Time. We'll get that refined for you. That would put the end of the mission at a mission elapsed time of 9 days, 1 hour 31 minutes 35 seconds.

[Host Damon]

I think these guys are particular about their numbers.

[Mission Control Narrator]

We're configuring for very low data rate. Once again splashdown occurring in the Pacific south of southwest of San Diego at 7:07 and 47pm Integrity, Houston, ComCheck on VLDR.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

So now they're going to get scooped up out of the water. Dr. Bellows will do a little physical.

[Host Damon]

We have you the same. We'll meet you.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Pretty awesome. Really, really awesome. Man, that thing was 25000 miles per hour.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Communications established.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

A journey.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

We are stable one.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Four gre people in the lie can do that.

[Host Damon]

I mean they were coming in supporting

[Mission Control Narrator]

four green crew members that was coming

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

in hot, very hot.

[Mission Control Narrator]

That is

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

how Damon comes in and Parks, he does stable one with parachutes by the way.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Uprighting system is being deployed. The five airbags being inflated through here bags to maintain the upright configuration for the vehicle parishes. This was a textbook entry and a textbook touchdown for Integrity. Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Cook and Jeremy Hansen back on earth after a journey around the moon.

[Host Damon]

Pretty Amazing. Pretty amazing, man. Tell you.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And using the same technology that Major Nelson used way back in the day.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Major Nelson?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Genie.

[Host Damon]

I guess some of you must get that. I don't. I don't. I'm not sure what he's referring to,

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

but the old Cocoa beach, that was genie.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I dream of genie. You were a baby then.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Eat it.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Eat it.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Right? That's the same technology. I watched it every day after school.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I come home from third grade and I put on. Put on. I dream of genius.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It works.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I watch. The parachute would land on the island, and there you go.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

What was her name? Ava Gardner or something, right?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Who.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

What was her name?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Barbara Eden.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Oh, Barbara Eden.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

She's 94. She just.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I remember her name.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

She just.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Just released. Monitor the functioning of the CMU system. The airbags are being inflated to maintain a stable one or upright configuration. And there's a good view from one of the naval helicopters hovering overhead. Reid Wiseman reporting. Four green crew members, meaning they're all in excellent shape.

[Host Damon]

Well, you could tell just by the way he was communicating on the comms that he was in good shape. Sounded like he was ready to go again. Pretty. Pretty incredible stuff.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

The whole thing's amazing. Coming in from space, 25,000 miles an hour, then trying to slow it down, the heat, everything.

[Host Damon]

All right, we're gonna keep the feed up. Let's take the break. We'll keep the feet up, and we will bring you any of the. Getting the crew out. Anything we can see, we will bring you here throughout the night. Artemis 2.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah.

[Host Damon]

Has arrived home safely, and we are thankful for that. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. We'll bring you as much of what happens here as they get to the capsule and as we can on a Friday night. Thirteen past the hour. Just getting started right after this. We're back,

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Sam.

[Host Damon]

All right, 17 best. They are live from Studio 6P looking at a live shot of Artemis 2 has returned to Earth, splashed down the Pacific on their way to the capsule integrity. And we watched it coming in, and, man, when you finally got a shot of it, you could just tell how fast that thing was moving. And then you saw the first. First set of parachutes come out and deploy, and it was like, okay, take a breath. And then you saw how fast it was still moving.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Like, when are those shoots opening up the other.

[Host Damon]

And then the real. Then the main ones came out. And then I was like, okay, now this looks at least manageable, but, man, oh, man, at one point, I think they said they were traveling 24,000ft per second or 20 some miles an hour. Yeah, 24,000 miles an hour.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

You got to pump the brakes if you're doing 24,000 miles an hour. A little bit.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

A little bit.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

A little bit.

[Host Damon]

So we're, we'll keep the feed live as we see the, obviously the, as they get out there to them and get them out and then go through that whole thing. So that'll be, I'm sure, throughout the show, throughout the two hours. This will be. Probably take up the entire show. We'll bring as much of it that we think you probably want to see as we can. Slick series. Going to do some sports. Vinnie Mac's got news. Rick Delgado's got news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Friday night. If you're just joining us, that is a live look at Artemis 2 has now returned to earth from his trip around the moon. I think some six hundred and something thousand mil from the takeoff at the Kennedy space Center about nine days ago has now returned. And boy, everything just seemingly worked. I mean, just amazing.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah. Exciting, Exciting stuff. I mean, if first of all, they went to a part of the moon when they circled that we had never been to, they went to the other side, I guess, whatever side that is. The dark side of the moon. Yeah. And hopefully this is the beginning of some really great stuff. I mean, there's lots we can do in space. I'm really hopeful that it, Me too. It leads to some great progress.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Right.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I, I, I'm, I look forward to when they pop the hatch open. I wonder if they'll be excited as the girls from the blue origin. You know, when, when they went up into space, that disaster from Bezos.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

They got some beautiful shots up there.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

The girls from blue. What was it called? Blue Origin.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Origin, yeah. Shot him up into space.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Well, they sent them up on prime and they didn't come back.

[Host Damon]

We still have the audio live here. There's just nothing. Okay. Nothing right now.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

My question is how hard did they hit that water? Because, you know, just because they're landing

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

in water doesn't mean 20 miles an hour.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

It's. How much?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

20.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Good. Is that how fast they were? Is that still gonna. That's still gonna hurt.

[Host Damon]

Oh, there we go with your calm with master diver. You can go Back to the 15 minute power down.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Okay. Standby. Yeah, we'll confirm here. Be great if they had like integrity coordinating jet skis, some pedals and they can just start pedaling and get the thing closer to the ship, which will

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Be the pre Elon Musk lands those

[Mission Control Narrator]

rockets right back in the recovery teams.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

That's what I'm.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

But there's a reason for this, I guess.

[Mission Control Narrator]

There are no issues with it.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It's a reason they landed like this.

[Mission Control Narrator]

We've had a bit of.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Why couldn't they have Elon say, you know what? I'll catch it.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Phone communications.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, but the other half did between

[Mission Control Narrator]

the crew on board integrity and the recovery team. That will get sorted out here shortly.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Half full.

[Mission Control Narrator]

There's plenty of cooling on board integrity so there's no rush to begin the power down.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

To call you on the sat phone and not getting.

[Host Damon]

I would suspect this is going to take quite a while for them to get to a point where they can get them out of there. So.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And I think they have to keep them isolated too. Right? They still have to kind of, you know, keep them isolated.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Why is that?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I don't know.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I mean they've been inside whatever capsule,

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

whatever they're supposed to in space that could be sure.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

They didn't come out of the ship though. You never know.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

They didn't leave the ship. They just circled around.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

No, I understand that but it's. It's not like, you know,

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Ray Douglas on our Facebook chat says I'm with you, Delgado. So you got.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

He's a fan of Ignorami

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Major Nelson.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, it's just weird that that, you know, 50 plus years we have all this cool technology and we're using parachutes when Elon can grab it out of

[Host Damon]

the air, but he can't.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

You would think they would be able to. Fran's telling you set up something where.

[Host Damon]

Yeah, we'll try that when you're on the ride.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Okay.

[Host Damon]

Yeah.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Why don't you try that when you jump out of the plane.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

When I jump out of the plane. Guess what.

[Host Damon]

Yeah, we're gonna try some new. I'll be trying some new technology.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I'll be using actually better handle it. I'll be using better parachute technology than that because be the ones where you kind of. You can control your landing and kind of land and walk away.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Good idea. Why don't we see if.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Why can't they do that? That would have been.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

We'll run down to a Tesla. We'll have that catch you. I'll pull a Tesla. I don't think where you're gonna land.

[Host Damon]

Pack it for you. All right. 22 past the hour. We'll keep it moving with the show. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. You can keep that live, Aaron, if you want or if you see. If you see something. Yeah, we'll keep it in the box there. Okay. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slickster. What's going on?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

There's a bunch of guys that love to be a part of the green team and get their green jacket on Sunday. Big D. But right now, Ro. McElroy on fire birdied his last four holes. He has shot a two day 12 under. That is just absolutely amazing. Patrick Reed and Sam Burns trail. They shot both shots six under two days. So, you know, I always say whoever's winning Thursday and Friday usually isn't in the winner's circle come Sunday. But Rory is really starting to make some distance. He has a good game tomorrow.

[Host Damon]

I mean, six shot lead. You figure unless he collapses, it's going

[Sports Anchor Slick]

to be hard, hard to catch him

[Host Damon]

for anybody to catch him at this point because he's going to continue to move unless he, unless he has a. Unless he has like an even par round or worse. I can't see him giving up a six shot lead. And I don't think anyone's gonna go shoot nine under to try to make a move on him.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I don't think so.

[Host Damon]

I mean, Rory's, Rory's good on that course for four under in his sleep. So I mean, I mean, if you're six back, you're gonna have to, I mean you're gonna have to shoot 10 under even to make a move on him if he just has a normal day tomorrow and Sunday. So I think it's. I think it's pretty much over. But Tommy Fleetwood is there, tied for third.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

He's in the, he's in the mix. He needs a big run though.

[Host Damon]

But he's seven back. I mean, it's just impossible.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah, unless, like you said, he really has a bad game. I don't see. Look at the kind of drops he's getting here.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

How's Mick Fleetwood doing?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

That's Mick.

[Host Damon]

He's on tour.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Let's check.

[Host Damon]

What else?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Look.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Well, this is right up your alley, Big D. I didn't even know you were being featured at the Masters. Masters Gnomes, a hot commodity at Augusta national amid speculation this is the final year of production. Yeah, well, he told me about this year. Well, actually, no, Fran told me that.

[Host Damon]

Shocker.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Steve Reed of ap. Here we go. Augusta, Georgia. John James arrived at Augusta national an hour before the gates opened to patrons for the 90th Masters. All for the purposes of securing a 13 and a half inch tall gnome had to have one, said James, who was attending the masses from Wyckoff, New Jersey. It's a novelty. This is the 10th and perhaps final year Augusta will be featuring the limited edition gnome, which features the traditional old man with a white beard and a colorful golf attire. You can see it right there.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Beautiful.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Each year's gnome is different with the 2026 edition featuring the character dressed in khaki pants and a white and green striped polo shirt. So this must be last year's and blue vest. Oh, a blue vest holding an umbrella in one hand and a mantis themed cup in the other. That is this year's version. Very good. That was there last year. The green vest with. Oh wow, look at that Big D.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it does look like you.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Man, that is beautiful.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Very impressive.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Did you get one of those Big D collector item?

[Host Damon]

No.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Why not?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

You can put it in front of your house in your yard when you're. When you're chipping golf balls.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah, the Master's cup is the best. I bet he has an art. Nice Arnold Palmer in there too. And one more thing big before I shoot out. Diana Rossini sidelined by New York Times after internal investigation into bombshell Mike Vrabel photos raised additional concerns this is Ali Coleman of the New York Post. Page 6 the New York Times has sidelined top NFL reporter Diana Rossini after Page Six published photographs and appeared to show her holding hands with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. We are told the publication is investigating the situation and reviewing her coverage and that Rossini won't be reporting for the outlet while the probe is underway. After Page Six reached out to Diana for comment, the Athletic immediately began an investigation, a source for familiar with the situation told them on Friday. While the apparent conduct in the photos raised questions for the Athletic executive director Steven Ginsberg and leadership at the Athletic, an initial review suggested the images provided lack context, specifically the presence of a larger group of friends. The source added with the new details from the page 6 report and information from the investigation raised additional concerns that are now being reviewed as the investigation obviously is ongoing. Rossini is the senior NFL insider for the Athletic. The once independent site that is acquired was acquired by the New York Times and now provides the papers sports coverage. So we will see what happens with Diana Rossini. It sounds like the probing began a lot sooner than just today. And that's a wrap in sports. Big D, back to you.

[Host Damon]

All right, 26 past the hour live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

He slides in late to the show

[Sports Anchor Slick]

shoes on fire Mike in his hand

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Throwing stats like they confetti Then he

[Sports Anchor Slick]

hits that punchline we can't stand Track

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

goes wild on the right side Cat raps like love in a purple stream he wink once, drop one sentence Whole

[Sports Anchor Slick]

room falling off screen Slick the purple

[Host Damon]

quick wit king Turn the score into

[Sports Anchor Slick]

a joke Let the bell boys ring Every line a little crown Every green got bling yeah, hero this show and invite a slang stick a purple quick quick king make the whole chat cry

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

laugh when it does its thing Snap

[Host Damon]

back one line up like a diamond ring

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Bow down now to the purple

[Host Damon]

queen with king

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

he caught a blade and flip.

[Host Damon]

30 minutes, best the hour live from Studio 6P on a Friday night Slick steer doing sports. Delgado's going to do some headlines. Vinny Matt's going to do some news. We watched Artemis 2 return to Earth safely and it was quite a moment. Absolutely beautiful. Absolutely spectacular.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Perfect.

[Host Damon]

Everything seemed to work exactly right and really pretty cool, you know, we can do some pretty cool stuff and this just proves it once again. We still have the live feed up as they work to obviously recover the crew. Get. Get to them, get them out of the capsule eventually. That'll probably, maybe they'll do that before we go off the air at 10. And I'm sure it's going to take. Take a while, but looks like they're interviewing some people who might be involved or just on the ground there. Is there any audio here we can listen to to see what they're talking about?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Aaron, not going at it alone.

[Host Damon]

We're bringing everybody along with us.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Absolutely. And speaking of everyone, one more time,

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

we're going to ask the crew here, you guys ready to land on the moon?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

It could be a former astronaut.

[Host Damon]

Okay, well, thank you so much, administrator.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Appreciate you being here. We're of course going to stay on

[Sports Anchor Slick]

to watch the crew get extracted from Orion.

[Host Damon]

So stay tuned tuned and we'll see

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

you back here shortly.

[Host Damon]

Okay. There you go.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

To get them out.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

What if they could put Maxine Waters in one of those capsules and send

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

it up and out and never come back?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

And never come back because she doesn't vote. So. Because she can vote from space. Think about that, right?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

She can mail it in.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

She can mail it in.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Host Damon]

All right, Vinnie Mac, got some other news besides Maxine Waters. What is that, Vin?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I do, and it's something I have talked about coming our way. The latest tactics by the Democratic Party, by the leftists, by the progressives to steal elections. What do they do? They pose as either Centrists like this Governor Spanberger in Virginia. She posed as someone who's in the middle, a Joe Manchin type candidate in the middle. You know, some conservative values, some, some liberal values, but really governing in the middle, they run that way just like Joe Biden did. You remember when Joe Biden ran for the presidency, it was all about, oh, he could be elected because he's in the middle, he's not far left, and he'll get along with the conservatives. And then Spamberger, the same thing. And she is governing as a lunatic on the left. Well, the Supreme Court just blocked another candidate. This particular candidate's coming out of Ohio's 15th congressional district. His name is Samuel Ronan. He's a liberal Democrat, 100%. But, but he was trying to run as a Republican. All of his paperwork said, no, I'm a Republican. You have to fill out this paperwork and everything and basically state what party you're with and your position and all that kind of stuff. And if you do that, if you falsify that, well, you can be taken out of the election. And that's what happened to him. The Supreme Court had to rule on this and they've caught him red handed that he is not a member of the Republican Party. So he was running a ruse. And, and we have to be careful. We see rhinos in Washington, right? We know that they're out there. We know that there's some of these little games, but this is now a tactic in my view. I think the left realizes, let's just put them out there as moderates. Let's put them out. Let's run in the Republic as a Republican. Let's run them this way, run them that way, then they govern completely differently. And now we're starting to see that happen. Thank goodness the Supreme Court stepped in. It's mostly because this guy has a history, a political history of being a Democrat and leaning left. But if someone has no history, what do you do? Or someone runs like Spanberger or Biden. And I remember a lot of my liberal fanatical friends. Those of you who see me on Facebook now, I'm fighting with them on a regular basis, talking about, oh, well, Joe Biden's okay. He's in the middle. He's not like these crazies. Look what happened. Open borders, everything else you can imagine. So here's Ronan. Thanks for the graphic there. Ronan for Congress running as a Republican. Spamberger, look at what's happening in Virginia. She ran on no sanctuary cities. What is she doing right now? Sanctuary city. She's protecting illegals and illegal criminals. So she ran on everything that she's not acting on. And I don't know, there's a level of dishonesty here that, to me, is at the level of impeachment. If you're going to run and fool the entire voting public for your particular seat and then do the opposite, I don't know. I feel like there has to be consequences to that. I don't know what you guys think about that, but how do you just allow it to happen? This guy got caught because he literally falsified his. His documentation. But think about Spamberger for a second. I mean, isn't there some accountability for that if you're. If you're voters and the person says, I'm gonna, you know, run this way. This is. And they're not.

[Host Damon]

Well, why. What would happen to the Republican Party if we had that standard?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Very true. I mean, but. But clean them all out.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

It's called recall. But, you know, we've. We saw it in California. What happened when they recalled Gavin Newsom. He was still able to win.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

He won. Well, because they're bought and paid for their voters. Pretty clear. But. But we've seen that in the Republican Party. We're victims of. We have several that, you know, don't act like Republicans, like Lindsey Graham.

[Host Damon]

We'll be able to get rid of him this time. We'll. We'll get rid of him in South Carolina. Obviously, he's not going to get endorsed by the president again after this guy the last couple years. Right. I mean.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Oh, you might be wrong there, Damon.

[Host Damon]

Maybe not. Lindsey Graham, in fact, does get endorsed today by President Trump. Once again.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

They had a meeting, apparently, and who knows what happened in that meeting, but something happened in that meeting, and Trump endorsed Lindsey Graham. Wow. Yeah.

[Host Damon]

Well, this guy got smacked down, really? At every level. This guy got smacked down by the Board of Elections.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yep.

[Host Damon]

Then he got smacked down by the Ohio Secretary of State. And then he. Then he filed with the courts and the US District Judge who got it first, Sarah Morrison, swiftly rejected his arguments, ruling that the First Amendment does not protect a candidate who submits a fraudulent declaration of candidacy. And then, of course, he decided to go to the Supreme Court, where Judges Brett Kavanaugh referred the application to the full court, which immediately denied his request without any explanation and said, please stop wasting our time. So.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Pretty simple.

[Host Damon]

Pretty simple.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah.

[Host Damon]

Yeah.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

But think about this as a tactic. How are we going to keep up with this? They're going to be able to manufacture Candidates left and right, they're going to run falsely. Even in the Democratic Party. You know, the progressives can place so called moderates into the Democratic Party thinking they're gonna get that voting block and then just govern as Spanberger is. I mean that's a scary thing. Doesn't scare me too much when the Democrats are in the middle, when there's a real moderate like a Joe Manchin and so on. Cuz you know, you can get along with like 80, 90% of the things.

[Host Damon]

You know, if we applied the standard to the Republican Party, most of the people in Congress and the Senate, they would claim their Republican, they would claim their Democrats even though they're Republicans. And then they'd run and win. And you watch them govern, you go, oh yeah, he is a Democrat, clearly.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, exactly.

[Host Damon]

It wouldn't work quite the same way.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah.

[Host Damon]

And of course that's the problem. So 37 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Vinny Mac will have some more news. Delgado's got main headlines. What's going on, Delgado?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

All right, well first, first things first, let's get caught up on, of course, the biggest story not named Artemis 2. I'm talking about the Iran cease fire update as President Trump vows that US Forces are going to stay on call and stay near the area until a real agreement is reached. And that, according to the headlines, is all US Forces now deployed near Iran, according to the president, are going to remain stationed in that area, according to the president. He vowed that late Wednesday night and that continues today. Trump used social media to say the U.S. forces, including the troops, aircraft, naval assets, are going to stay in their positions as the real agreement to fully implement it, as he described as the real agreement is fully implemented in the wake of Operation Epic Fury. If for any reason it is not, the shooting starts bigger and better and stronger than anyone has ever seen before, he said. And again, this is as JD Vance is making his way. I saw him depart this afternoon as he was headed to take part in those ceasefire talks. And we'll see what happens with that. Also, we are getting news from NATO that Secretary General Mark Root says NATO has officially agreed to help out to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This is cut number one. Check this out.

[Host Damon]

It came time to provide the logistical and other support the United States needed in Iran. Some allies were a bit slow, to say the least. In fairness, they were also a bit surprised. To maintain the element of surprise for the initial strikes, President Trump opted not to inform allies ahead of time. And I understand that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So There he is making his comments. He did that yesterday after he met with the President.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It's fair enough.

[Host Damon]

By the way, maybe he should look at the reporting today that says that the reason the strait is not open is because Iran has now conceded that they cannot remember where they placed all of their water mines and they don't have the technology to go find them.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And why don't they have that technology? Because we blew everything up. Matter of fact, here is a.

[Host Damon]

Because I believe that is the reporting, by the way.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Could be. I haven't seen that. Secretary General, here is Mark Root. This is a flashback from last time he got together with President Trump last year talking about NATO. And check this out as he's asked about President Trump calling him Daddy. Cut number two, this is pretty humorous.

[Host Damon]

Check this out from Sky News, Mark Rutter, the NATO chief, who is your friend?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

He called you Daddy earlier.

[Host Damon]

Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of children? No, he likes me. I think he likes me.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

If he doesn't, I'll let you know. I'll come back and I'll hit him hard.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Okay?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

He did. He did it very affectionately.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Daddy, you're my daddy.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

There's President Trump talking about. That's a flashback because then Secretary General Mark Group was asked about that. And again, it's very funny because this guy seems kind of, kind of on. I feel like you could kind of like him, right? He's not like one of these regular European D bags that we normally see that lead these countries.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

That's the technical name, I believe.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, that's the technical name. Here he is talking about that when asked by the press. Cut number three, check this out.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Alina Shirazi from Daily Mail.

[Host Damon]

So based on your conversation with the president yesterday, do you think that he is still going to stay in NATO

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

since you know him so well?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And second of all, do you still

[Host Damon]

consider him daddy after yesterday? Well, on the daddy thing, this is a language problem. What happens is the following I have to explain to you because it follows me a little bit, I can assure you. Now we had a sort of pre summit meeting, the President and I, in June in the Hague. And he had been very angry that day with Iran and with Israel. This was in June last year. And I and in Dutch you would say, hey, the translation of your father is Daddy. And I would say, I said hey, yeah, sometimes daddy has to be angry. So I was not calling him my daddy but saying but of course, daddy has also a special connotation and I now have to live as this the rest of my life and I own it. And the president owns it because he brought out T shirts. He made a movie. Daddy is home, and he returned to the United States. Stages are so funny. This is why I like him so much. But hey, yeah, you make mistakes and this is when you are not a native speaker. Sorry. Sorry for that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yes. So there he is.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I like that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Good sense of humor. He's kind of likable. He's kind of real, very likable.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

He could have, like, been defensive. He could have been anything. He made fun of it.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Exactly.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Which is what it is.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

He erased it. He said, you know, and he's. And he says, that's why I like him. We have a good time. And here's that video he talked about. We can only play a few seconds of it.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Okay.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

But it is something that the White House put out. Check this out. Cut number four. The White House daddy video. Yeah. So there it is.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

You know, Trump got such a rise out of that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

So the White House put that together. And of course, like Rudy even said, he had T shirts. He had everything.

[Host Damon]

42 past the hour, we'll do some more headline news of Rick Delgado, more sports with Slick, more news of Vinnie Mac. We'll keep an eye on Artemis 2 as they prepare to get those brave astronauts out of the capsule. We'll hopefully bring you that within the hours of the show. Live from Studio 6B. We're back on a Friday night right after this. Sam Sad 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Friday night, April 10th. Real America's voice all across the country. 139 LI News Radio, Suffolk County, Long Island. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. It's going to do a little bit here in a second. Delgado's doing main headlines. Vinnie Mac's doing news. We watched Artemis 2 return to Earth here at the very top of the show, and it was quite the spectacle to see. And we are still, as you can see there, if you're watching on TV in your lower right hand corner. We got an eye on as they get to the capsule and hopefully maybe within the. Before we go off the air, they'll get the astronauts out of the capsule. And if they do, we'll bring that to you live. Delgado was doing headlines. Let's do one more here. What's going on at CBS News?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, this is blowing up even further than CBS News, but I'll start there as far left. CBS News runs a desperate story to shield Eric Swalwell, their preferred candidate in California. To become the next governor.

[Host Damon]

There's no story that's going to cover him now. No, when you've lost Adam Schiff, you've lost pretty much everything.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I mean, it went from bad to really, really terrible from like 3 o' clock this afternoon till showtime. CBS embarrassed itself Thursday by running a laughably desperate story to shield the creepy Fang Fang serial lying Eric Swalwell from a whisper campaign about a sexual misconduct allegations that are supposedly coming soon. Well, guess what? Soon was about 5 o' clock this afternoon, actually 6:46 to be honest with you. It says here, according to Fox News is Swalwell's former female staffer drops bombshell allegations of sexual assault, including exposing himself in a report. Believe it or not, the sexual harassment allegations have been amplified online by Democrat aligned politicos targeting Representative Eric Swalwell, one of the leading Democrat candidates for the California governor's race. Here's what he said recently when he was asked about these allegations. But this, again, this doesn't cover today. So it'll be interesting to see what he has to say about today's allegations. But here he was just a few, I think a week ago or so. Cut number five. Here's Eric Swalwell denying the allegations. Check this out. Cut five.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Did you ever behave inappropriately with female staffers?

[Host Damon]

No.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

No.

[Host Damon]

It's false. And also, you know, some of the allegations I've seen, which is that we've had NDAs in the office. Never, there's never been an allegation and there's never been a settlement. And you know, I will also just take stock that look, we're, we're 27 days before an election starts. The end of your career, which was

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

about 27 hours later, couldn't happen to a better guy. Wow.

[Host Damon]

Pitiful end to a pitiful waste of time career.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Goodbye, Eric.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

The alleged victim story also included claims that Swalwell pressured her to send naked pictures of herself and sent explicit, sexually explicit photos of his own.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Ah, sure.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Pulled out his own.

[Host Damon]

Oh, I'll tell you when you get to the part that I'm surprised about.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Okay.

[Host Damon]

Don't expect to hear from me while

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

he was driving in a car with her and requested she perform certain activities. Among the incidents the victim said affected how Swalwell treated her professionally. You don't say. The unnamed female accuser who spoke to the San Francisco Chronicle, a bastion of right wing conservatism. No. Reportedly worked first Swalwell for about two years and revealed that he started pursuing her despite being married shortly after she was hired as a 21 year old staffer in his district office multiple occasions staffer recalls blacking out from alcohol consumption before waking up naked in Swalwell's hotel bed with signs she had engaged in intercourse. Swalwell allegedly distanced himself from the incident and their relationship faded before they reunited when she no longer worked for him. When another incident allegedly took place. Was he drugging her? I don't know.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

What happened to me seems to be what happened to believe the accuser.

[Host Damon]

Right.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

What happened to that whole narrative that was like buried so many people?

[Host Damon]

Actually a lot of people tonight are doing just that video, to be honest with you. Adam Schiff did it. Ruben Gallego says tonight. I've read the San Francisco Chronicles reporting and I take it seriously. What is described as indefensible women who come forward with accounts like this deserve to be heard with respect, not questioned or dismissed. I regret having come to his defense on social media prior to this.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. San Jose Mayor Matt May and fellow Democratic gubernatorial candidate also called on Swalwell to drop out along with Democratic strategist Bovik Lathia. Said after the San Francisco Chronicle report it is damning and he needs to drop out.

[Host Damon]

California Teachers association tonight, three hours ago. The allegations are incredibly disturbing and unacceptable against Wawell. We are immediately suspending our support. Our elected board will be meeting soon as possible to follow our union's democratic process to determine next steps. So the teachers union has pulled out Schiff, Gallego and others. Katie Porter, by the way, that lunatic. In the light of the allegations of sexual assault, Eric Swalwell should resign from Congress.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Good.

[Host Damon]

And end his campaign for public office. But those decisions do not absolve him of taking responsibility for his misconduct, especially when he has attempted to silence and retaliate against clear victims. These allegations merit full investigations and these women deserve to be heard and right to pursue justice. Too often men escape any consequences for sexual misconduct by stepping out of power. That is a first and necessary step towards justice because it limits the ability for further harm. I stand with these women as they seek justice. That tonight from Katie Porter. So again. And now, now the five minutes ago, former speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi calls for Representative Eric Swalwell to drop out of the California's governor race.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Oh, boy, that's a righteous woman.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

You know it's bad when you've lost Nancy, when you lose Pelosi.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

You know, it's how about what happened there with Cash Patel and all that stuff with the DOJ that, you know, all of a sudden, you know, he's countersuing, he's sending all this stuff, and then, boom, here we are.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And also, the victim claimed she didn't even remember leaving the restaurant. Like I said. Was she drugged? I don't know.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Oh, that sounds like the date rape drug.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Sound like it. But woke up in Swalwell's hotel room the next day with indications of sexual intercourse. She also. She also reported she had a brief memory of Swalwell sucking her toes.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Interesting.

[Host Damon]

Looks like Fang Fang wasn't the only one doing the bang bang here. Eric Swalwell, definitely not. By the way, remember him with Kavanaugh up on his. Up on his righteous high horse? Of course, Through Kavanaugh.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

And I would go with Delgado on this. I think drugging and so on is part of this. He probably had Bill Cosby's manuscript right next to him. Or book, because this is right out of that narrative. I mean, when you. You can be drunk but forgetting the entire night, I mean, that's like alcohol poisoning. Drunk, not, you know, not regular drunk. That's drugs. That's. These date rape drugs are, you know, dangerous.

[Host Damon]

Yep. We've gotten some word that maybe the capsule's gonna get opened here fairly soon. So we'll keep an eye on that.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Thank you.

[Host Damon]

Also tonight, I guess this is kind of breaking news. A lot of people don't know who he is, but if you're into this politics stuff and especially the State of the Union, you know who Elliot Engel is from New York. He was always there looking for an autograph from. No matter who the president was, he has passed away tonight at 79 years old. He's the liberal Democrat from the Bronx. And if you saw him, you'd probably notice him from all of the State of the Unions. He's usually about the only time he gets any camera. Camera time is then when he's leaning over looking for. Looking for an autograph. So he.

[Mission Control Narrator]

He is.

[Host Damon]

He's died tonight at 79 years old. So.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Okay.

[Host Damon]

Sorry to hear that.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Hear that for sure, huh?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Sad to hear that.

[Host Damon]

Yeah. So. Well. Well, there you go. You can put. Put that up. Yeah, put that up. Aaron. Let's. Let's see what's going on here. We think that they're going to get to the astronauts in the capsule. Oh, there you go. They're there.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, they're there a while, isn't it?

[Host Damon]

Let's go full screen.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I wonder why it's taking so long.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

They don't want to come out.

[Host Damon]

Well, I think there's a series of things they have to go through and do.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

And check down.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

This isn't football.

[Host Damon]

No, we'll still take it down. All right. We'll still take the break, but we'll leave this up. If you're watching on social media, we'll leave it up during the break. And if we come back and they're still not out, we will bring it to you live as it happens here live from Studio 6. Hour two coming up. And maybe we'll start hour two with the emergence of these four brave astronauts when we get back right after this.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Sam.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

All right.

[Host Damon]

Hour two. Live from Studio 6B. Friday night, real America's Voice. You're looking at a live shot in the Pacific. Artemis 2, launch crash down. Not crash down, but landed. Return to Earth. Oh, splashdown is what I meant.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Turn the teleprompter.

[Host Damon]

Hour one, and they've been. They've been there and doing what they have to do. And now the boats are out there and we're hoping here an hour, too, that probably pretty soon. Yeah, I think the first door actually got opened. We're going to see these four astronauts get removed from the capsule as they've now returned to Earth after traveling around 700,000 miles. Yeah. Farther into space until, I guess, whatever they call it, low Earth or whatever, the dark side of the moon than anyone's ever gone before. And there you see.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I have a question.

[Host Damon]

I suspect, I think they have a boat per astronaut. So there's at least, I think, four boats out there.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I thought those helicopters were supposed to bring them in. That's what I had read earlier. They were gonna, you know, rope them in from helicopters.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, I got a question.

[Host Damon]

Why.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Why don't they have a bigger boat near them, like with a grappling hook, ready to just pick the damn thing up and put it on the boat so they can instead of. Instead of having to get into a dinghy and have to go all the way back to the. To the main ship.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I think you should really think about that, analyze it. Let me know what you come up with. Get right back to me.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Hot. It's in the water.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

No, it's coming in hot.

[Host Damon]

Yeah, they couldn't touch it for all

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

the time, but it seems fine now.

[Host Damon]

How do you know? Because it won't. You go touch it. Here's.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I would love to.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Is that Eric Swallow swimming.

[Host Damon]

Here's the return escaping. Here's the return to Earth that Delgado wanted to.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Oh.

[Host Damon]

To see tonight. But we, of course, we didn't get that. There we go.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

See if. Look at this Land was involved. Look at this.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Right on the platform here. Look at this.

[Host Damon]

Yeah.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Not many people can land to YMCA Donald Trump.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Think about it. If, if we could do that with, with, with the capsule, these guys would be at Applebee's right now having dinner. They wouldn't have to be sitting there waiting for these guys to open up the freaking door because somebody forgot the key.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah.

[Host Damon]

All right. Back to the real one.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

That is great.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Are you sure that I thought.

[Host Damon]

Let's take it full, Aaron and see if they're going to actually get out of the capsule here. So we can see it getting that right now.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Back on December 19, 1972. So for the first time in 54, some 53 and a half years, we have reenacted that with the arrival of integrity's astronauts as they flew around the moon in that historic lunar flyby that began with a trans lunar injection burn.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, this took them. He's trying to get the hell out of dodge. It is the west coast, I believe.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Where's Alcatraz?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Actually, that's the democratic party.

[Mission Control Narrator]

They just threw him overboard to evaluate the systems.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Literally, it looks like they're. Are they hooking that up to pull

[Mission Control Narrator]

the capsule flying to the moon?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I believe that's the sphetzer valve and they are connecting that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I hope the ball bearings are new.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah, I guess the water does act as a cool down mechanism.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

It's just weird that they wouldn't have the bigger ship nearby with a, you know, with a big arm. Just pick it up, put it right on the ship and here we go. Let's rock and roll. Get these guys some grub.

[Host Damon]

Yeah, I think that's laid out in the four point NASA plan. Get some. Get these guys some grub. I think it's 0.4. Yes. All right. Well, we're.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

That's cool.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, well, why are they in the water swimming? Are they? I have so many questions.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

You do have a lot of questions.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

It's clear that they might be getting the parachutes.

[Host Damon]

Seemingly can't keep them to yourself.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Might be pulling the parachutes out.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Parachutes from where? They're like way over. The parachutes wouldn't be.

[Host Damon]

All right, let's do some. I believe there are always navy divers in the water for a space return.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Thank you.

[Host Damon]

So we'll keep this. You can keep this full, Aaron, even while we talk. So we were talking about. And if we see the astronauts, we'll obviously go back to it. But you can keep it up. Speaking of keeping it up, we were talking about Eric Swalwell before, and that's a nice transition. Seemingly, he's continuing to lose people on the Democratic, Democratic side. Sam Stein, tonight, the accusations against Swalwell aren't the he said, she said. They're well reported, fairly corroborated, detailed and damning. While he's denying them, it's with precise language. Pelosi and others, his allies, are abandoning him. In all likelihood, more stories are coming. This is clearly unsustainable for him. And now here's an interesting take, and I'm interested what you guys think of this. I mean, again, this kind of goes flies in the face of the other Democrats, but here's another Democrat saying, you know, I'm no Eric Swalwell fan, but if you give your boss oral sex and then later get drunk and have sex with him and regret it, that's not sexual assault. That's you making bad decisions, then trying to rewrite the story later to make yourself feel better. I don't know that that's. That's what we've seen so far.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, I did read that as one of the. One of the things she did say

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

in one of the reports that. What. What he just said. Yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

That he convinced her to do that. In a parking lot, I believe. Or in a car.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Interesting.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And then. Then she regretted it later.

[Host Damon]

The endorsement section on his campaign site has been removed and it returns. A 404 error cannot be found. If you try to go there, at least from this reporting. So. So I don't think any of this is sustainable for him. The calls for him to resign are overwhelming tonight. Yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Now CNN is running an interview with a woman who alleges she was raped by Eric Swalwell. Says she was at a bar, she got up to use the bathroom, and that her memory of what happened at that point is mostly gone.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Wow.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Is the drug.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I hate to hear that story.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And again, this is on cnn. They ran this about an hour ago.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

That's sick stuff. It's just. It's sick at every level. Drugging someone, doing that, it's just sick. The end. These guys, we watch them over and over, stand on a soapbox being righteous about everything, burying people. And we know the stuff with Kavanaugh was absolute bs and they knew it. Like, that's why they're probably eating their young here and turning on him, because they know it's true. They probably all know the reputation this guy has in DC and all that kind of nonsense. What are we looking at here?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

That looks more like some. Some NASA interview stuff.

[Host Damon]

NASA went to an interview while they wait to extract the astronauts.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Ah. Prior to extraction, we will be talking with this guy.

[Host Damon]

This is Eric Swalwell. Just in February of this year.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Oh, here we go.

[Host Damon]

You can just put the audio up here. Aaron, if you can just give me audio. You need to give me the picture here, Swalwell, from February of this year. You don't have to be a father of a little girl to care about the women who were exploited in this case. Everyone is sickened by it. I am a father of little girl. And my promise to the victims is I will do everything, along with my colleagues on the Democratic side, to seek justice in this case. Okay.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. According to cnn, another bombshell that they just dropped. Four women are now accusing Eric Swalwell of sexual misconduct, including a former staffer who says in her own words, he didn't stop. Oh.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Okay.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

That's

[Host Damon]

seven minutes past the hour. We're looking at live shots of Artemis 2 in the Pacific waiting for the. For the crew to get off the capsule. So when we see that, we'll continue to bring it to you live. Let's do some sports while we wait. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slickster. What's going on?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

All right, Big D. Major League Baseball, let's get to the Diamond. Pirates defeated the cubs earlier today. 2 nothing diamondbacks over the Phillies, 5 4. On the top of the 9th, another final. The Tigers over the Marlins, 2 nothing. Angels 10 to 2 over the Reds. Bottom of the 8th, bottom of the 6. We have the Blue Jays leading the Twins 8 to 4. A's over the Mets, 1 nothing. End of 7, top 7. Rays 5 to 2 over the Yankees. Braves 7 to 2 over the Guardians. Also in the 7th. End of 6, the Giants leave the Orioles 3 to 1. Royals 1 nothing over the White Sox in the top of the 7th. End of the 5th, the Brewers 32 over the Nationals. Cardinals blanking the Red Sox 1 zip. Bottom to 3rd, Rockies, Padres, 9, 40. First pitch, Astros, Mariners as well. 9, 40 and 10, 10. Nightcap. Rangers taking on the Dodgers out in Los Angeles. And, well, a bat broke on Ichiro Suzuki's statue during an unveiling earlier today. Dylan Gwynne at Breitbart. Ichiro Suzuki broke his bat plenty of times during his 19 years in the major leagues. However, he probably didn't think his bat would break on his statue, owning either to a faulty craftsmanship or an over exuberance in pulling back the tarp or both. The bat snapped on Major League Baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki's. Bat as Mariners were unveiling his statue outside T Mobile park on Friday. Aaron, could you roll cut 11? Let's look at this unveiling here. It's unbelievable.

[Host Damon]

4, 3, 2, 1. Here it is.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Oh, it's gonna have to write.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Oh man by getting the short end of the stick. The bronze statue, sculpted by Chicago artist Lou Sella, depicts Suzuki in his signature pose while preparing to hit with his right arm extended while holding his bat and tugging on his sleeve with his left hand. The Mariners were not immune to laughing at the incident themselves as well, but unbelievable. Suzuki himself also poked fun at the incident and even offered a possible explanation. He said I didn't think Mariano would come out here and break the bat, suzuki said through a translator in reference to legendary heart throwing Yankee closer Mariano Rivera. The greatest to do it at that position, who made a name for himself breaking the bats of Ichiro and others. So I thought that was kind of a cute story and well Roger Goodell, NFL plans to Play in Australia for the Long Term Mike Florio of Pro football talk on September 10, the NFL will play its first ever regular season game in Australia, where it will be the Sept. 11 kickoff for the U.S. while it may be the first time the NFL plays a game that counts in the land of koalas and kookaburras, it apparently won't be the last. In a press conference at the location of the week 1 49ers Rams game in Melbourne, Commissioner Roger Goodell made it clear the NFL will be back. There's no question that we are going to be playing here again, goodell said via Reuters. Our view is that we're coming here for the long term. We don't come as a one off that this isn't a circus, but if it but it sort of is a circus because the circus typically comes to town once per year. While that may be enough to fill a stadium, it's not enough to fully monetize the product internationally. And then of course, it goes on to talk about England and what's being done in other parts of the country.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

So Australia, Big D. That's a long distance, man.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

That is a long trip.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I mean, you can't do like regular season games flying. How long does it take to fly there? 15 hours? It's something like that, right? At least, at least it's a day.

[Host Damon]

Day.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

It's a day. It's a full day.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I mean, that's. That's pretty brutal.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Roger Goodell Stupidity ceases to amaze me. And that's a Rapid Sports, Big D, back to you.

[Host Damon]

All right, 11 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, looking at a live shot of Artemis 2 in the. In the Pacific after splashdown about an hour or so ago. We're waiting for the crew to get extracted out of the capsule and we'll bring it to you live when it happens.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

They're cleaning.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I believe it's called disembark.

[Host Damon]

Disembarking. Okay.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I think they're cleaning and they break the window.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Breaking root right here from Bo loudon on ex Damon 2018 post from democrat Eric Swalwell demanding we believe all survivors. Of course, when it came to false sexual assault accusations aimed at President Trump, he had A post dated 10, 318 saying, this is not okay. This is why sexual assault survivors don't come forward. When will we have enough mocking those who are suffering? Blah, blah, blah. And it's ripe with all the trappings of guess what, Somebody on their high horse just got busted.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

No, no, no. They're such phonies. That's really what it's all about. The left are phonies and they get up on their high horse and they say all sorts of stuff. They accuse Trump of all these things and Supreme Court justices and everything else he can, and they're phonies. And now they get called out and you see how phony they are. I think everyone needs to take account of that, especially watching the midterms here. They're all phony.

[Host Damon]

12 minutes past they are. Studio 6B, take a quick break, get back. Hopefully we don't miss extraction from the Artemis 2. We'll bring it to you live if it happens when we get back right after this.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Sam.

[Host Damon]

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[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Well, you know, we talked about January 6th a little bit. We touched touched on that. And what possible conspiracy that could be. Well, one of their lead Folks who testified against Donald Trump. You remember the incident about in the limo or Trump, apparently.

[Host Damon]

Cassidy Hutchinson.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Cassidy Hutchinson. She apparently said no. He raced forward, tried to grab the steering wheel. He wanted to get to the Capitol, all this kind of nonsense. Well, they are now. The DOJ Civil Rights division, frankly, has opened a criminal investigation into Cassidy Hutchinson. This is actually a way bigger story than Cassidy Hutchinson because as these investigations open up and there's plenty of other people to go after here, they're going to get new information about who conspired for her to even tell this stupid tale, like what happened here. How did you come across this information? What's your. Why were you told to say this? It's because it's not true. Everybody involved has said it's not true.

[Host Damon]

Hello, Liz Cheney and.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Exactly. And that's why I think this is huge, because once they start getting to real people who could face real consequences and not be protected, they might talk and we might find out what actually happened here. The stuff that John Solomon's uncovered has been amazing. He's been telling us all about the conspiracy with the FBI and others and Christopher Wray being in the seat of the FBI and others that have been in there. We know how dirty they are. Nothing goes past them as far as dirty tricks and doing things in a conspiracy manner with Nancy Pelosi and everybody else, because we know they all had something to do with this. So this is one conspiracy theory that I completely believe. And I think this is another way of trying to get to the truth. So that story's out now. Let's. We'll be tracking that. Hopefully something good comes out of it. Hopefully they find out who all the scoundrels are. Hey, I just want to know. I want to know exactly what happened here. I want to know who, who said what, how did they cover it up? Who made up these stories? How'd they get people to lie? I want to know all that. So I'm in favor of going after absolutely everybody until we uncover what's happening.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, and somebody like a Cassidy Hutchinson doesn't have the backing and the protection that some of these other people do. So she's, she's going to be easier to kind of, kind of nudge and be like, you know, you could be going to jail for a long time here, young lady. She's probably got a lot more to lose than some of these other people when it comes to their freedom because again, again, they've got resources. They've got. They probably have a little get out of jail free Cards that they were issued by others in government, whether it be by auto pen or not, and it'll be interesting.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Well, if they committed a crime, though, I don't know if any of that stuff holds. Right. If they prove that they lied and committed a crime, I would think.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

What do you mean? On the. Get out of jail free?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, you cut a deal and you're given a deal on something and you're told to lie and then you prove. Proven that you've lied. I don't know if that's, you know, enforceable, frankly, I think that voids them. If there's a lawyer out there that has a clue beyond my own speculation, let us know, because I'd love to know that. But the key here is to everything you just said, Delgado, that she's low hanging fruit, is vulnerable and hopefully talks and names, names.

[Host Damon]

All right, so what you're looking at right now is they're trying to secure the front of the capsule, I guess, in some kind of significant way so that they can actually get them out. There's a stabilization ring around the outside. That's the orange ring on the outside that keeps it from flipping. And now they're attaching what they called the front porch, which is basically just extended flotation to get them out on. Okay, so there you go. Hopefully.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Why don't they have the, the slide they have on planes? You can just jump out and slide out.

[Host Damon]

Hopefully the guy in the camera will open up that iris so we can actually see something as it gets a little bit darker. Obviously on the west coast, we still have some time, but be interesting to see the damage going, going through all the painstaking things they have to do to do this safely and by the book and the way they want to do it, to get these people out safely. So, yeah, I think they're going to

[Sports Anchor Slick]

get them on a helicopter. They're going to get them on the porch and the helicopter is going to pick them up on the rope cable.

[Host Damon]

Look like they're getting ready here. So we'll stay on this, but Vin was just talking about Cassidy Hutchinson. You know, the thing on Cassidy Hutchinson is it's like, okay, maybe you perjured yourself, but if the DOJ can build the case off of like Delgado was saying, she's got more to lose. Where does Liz Cheney, where does Bernie Thompson, where do, where do all these people fit in? I'd be okay with Cassidy Hutchinson. I mean, I don't know, whatever. If we can get the case on those two.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Right.

[Host Damon]

Because those two are really the responsible ones for the dramatization of all this. Bringing in the Hollywood producer, telling witnesses to lie, hiding information, destroying information. So what kind of case can we build if Cassidy Hutchinson's a part of that? That's all well and good. We want to know what Liz Cheney and Bernie Benny Thompson were doing. That's what we want to know.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

And the fact that they had to do any of those things, you just noted, forget put the lies aside, because we know there was a ton of lies. But the fact that you need to have like a Hollywood producer produce that, that entire event, frankly, if you needed to do all of these things, why, if you were so right, why, if all these bad things happened? I mean, it's pretty self explanatory. It's clear as day. If you believe the nonsense, which I don't believe for a second.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. If you've got to replace audio from videos to kind of juice up, make it seem like something it wasn't, then you got some problems with your case that you're trying to present to the American people. And again, you know, you call me conspiracy theorists all you like, but that's another thing they lied about. Right. There's the government, they're doing an investigation.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And guess what?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

We all knew it was a lie when it was happening and they were using Hollywood to try to sell it to everybody else.

[Host Damon]

All right, we look like we might have some action here. Looks like we're, we're getting some people

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

out here into the helicopters again.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Those helicopters hovering just about 40ft above the front porch. When they're ready to pick up each crew member. I wonder what being weightless does to your body.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

It does, it does. That period of time does make you a little taller, I think they said.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Really?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, for a time being. Because everything kind of stretches out.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

All right.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I don't mind being successful.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I should have been an astronaut.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I could use the height toss the heels, go to space.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I mean, you go back to normal, but it's just, you know.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Oh, no, I can understand that. Because there's no pressure, right. Downward pressure on anything.

[Host Damon]

Yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I wonder if anybody made like a marketing deal. Like as soon as I get out, I'm gonna say this, Go to Disney World. I'm going, yeah, exactly.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I like that porch. That a barbecue.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

You gonna get one for your house?

[Host Damon]

The, the girl from NASA is a little short on in the commentary here. I was hoping we were going to get kind of a play by play on what exactly we're watching. Don't worry, for more of the specifics,

[Mission Control Narrator]

Mission Control, Houston, here we go. Behind me, a fairly raucous scene as hundreds of flight controllers have poured into flight control room here. This is reminiscent of the scene after the final shuttle mission of STS 135, although that was the end the of of a program. This is only the beginning of a program with the textbook splashdown of Integrity and its four astronauts.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I wonder why they didn't put the

[Mission Control Narrator]

camera for the crew to be extracted from the spacecraft.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

You know, the one inside the caps entry.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Flight Director Rick Henfling invited all of these flight controllers who have contributed to this mission to enter the flight control room, have an opportunity to receive well wishes and to share the mutual glow that exists in the wake of a textbook mission for Integrity. On the front screen here in mission Control, a sign that says welcome home, Integrity, taking humanity back to the moon, going further and returning safely to Earth. So all of that jubilation part of the post splashdown activities, even as we await the crew being extracted from the vehicle to be hoisted onto Navy helicopters for the trip back to the USS John P. Murtha.

[Host Damon]

Okay, there you go. So that's what we're, that's what we're waiting on. Let's do some more headlines. So, Rick Delgado, while we. While we'll keep this up and keep on monitoring that. What else is going on, Delgado?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, we go from Eric Swalwell to, to one of my favorites, Damon Hunter Biden. Ah, he's back. And he is. Well, he's broken. Hunter Biden self deports to South Africa. Believe it or not, one of the many things swirling around the former first son Damon, as the six time convicted felon Hunter Biden is in $17 million of debt.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Oh, wow.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And he's decided the only way to pay this off is to deport overseas self deport overseas so nobody can get him for his unpaid legal bills.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Painted himself into a corner.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yes, he did. Vincent Van Gogh had nothing on Hunter Van. Whoa. Gotta go. Prior to his father's auto pen delivering up his presidential pardon In June of 2024, Hunter was convicted of course, by a federal jury in Delaware on three felony counts. Lying about a gun dealer false statements and about his drug abuse on an ATF form. That was only the beginning of his problems because daddio can't erase the $17 million in legal fees he now has to pay. Oddly enough, now that Joe Biden is no longer President, Hunter's once popular artwork, Slick doesn't seem to be selling at all. What a surprise.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Wow.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

After we were told that all those art sales were based on merit. And Hunter's, of course, artistic genius. Yeah. And this, you know, and this leads me to the video he released. Because obviously he needs some cash. He's run a little short on money. He needs a little skid old. And he's actually. He's got a video out where he talks about he's been invited to a carnival. No, not a carnival cruise. To join a carnival that's gonna have a few stops. Yes.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

This is out of a movie.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

This is out of a bad movie. It's called Hunter Biden. I'm real. Check this out. Here is Hunter Biden's video. I told you this guy was gonna be broke. And here it is. Cut seven. Check this out.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Hey, guys, Hunter Biden here.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I just got a call from Andrew Callahan.

[Host Damon]

He asked me to come out on

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

the Channel 5 Carnival Tour at the end of the month.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I think we start in Phoenix and

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

then we go to San Diego and we end in Albuquerque.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, I think he's trying to organize a cage match. Me versus Eric and Don junior.

[Host Damon]

All right, well, let's go to it. When need to hear from this cruise. Coming out.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Cage match.

[Host Damon]

Can hear the applause. First crewman is out.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Nice

[Mission Control Narrator]

jubilation here in the flight control room. The first crew member is out of integrity.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It's very patriotic. You know, you see what the great thing our country did here and hopefully the beginning of many more.

[Mission Control Narrator]

We are expecting the other crew members momentarily to be extracted.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Did they say which one came out first?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Looks like the lady. Is that sitting right there?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

They didn't say first crewman.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

They have titles.

[Mission Control Narrator]

We now have two crew members out.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

There we go see your tickets, please.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

ID Surprised they don't have their names ready.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I know. This is a football game, right?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

As exciting as all that seems to be cooped up in that little capsule, you know, and doing stuff for that long that just. It's pretty uncomfortable.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Especially when we give him credit.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Two.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

It went through nine hours. Nine days plus.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Last hour and a half. They're just sitting there. It's like sitting on the tarmac when you're on a plane. It's like, come on, I'm already here. Let me.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Get to the gate.

[Host Damon]

I mean, the perspective you must have of sitting in that little floating thing looking up around. Oh, yeah, Earth.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah.

[Host Damon]

As opposed to what you just went through for nine days has got to be something quite extraordinary.

[Mission Control Narrator]

We're about one hour from sunset out in the Pacific. Every. Everything continues to go. Well, Integrity's systems function perfectly during its entry back to Earth. And Reid Wiseman, the commander who will be last out of the vehicle, reported that all the crew members were feeling very well.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Why does he keep referring to it as Integrity?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

That's the name, right?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I thought it was Artemis. Artemis, too.

[Host Damon]

Artemis is the mission.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Right.

[Host Damon]

Orion was the spacecraft.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Oh, okay.

[Host Damon]

Integrity is the capsule.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Gotcha.

[Host Damon]

There's a third one.

[Mission Control Narrator]

Crew member number three now, Alex, Welcome.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

They're checking for a photo id, I believe.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Wow.

[Mission Control Narrator]

And now standing by for the commander, Reed Wiseman, who will be last out of his ship.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

The command is last out

[Mission Control Narrator]

bobbing in the Pacific under almost ideal conditions. Integrity spanned 694,000 miles during its journey from launch to splashdown.

[Host Damon]

We're watching the four members of Integrity come out of the capsule. Three have. We're waiting for the commander now, but I believe is coming out right now. Reid Hoffman, I believe. No, not Reid Hoffman.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

He's the Democrat. I was about to say the same thing.

[Host Damon]

He's the Democrat. Yeah. No, not Reid Hoffman.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

He's encapsulated.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

All right, coming out is Larry Bird, I believe, from the capsule from French Lick, Indiana.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Thank you. Reed shepherd plays something out of the vehicle.

[Mission Control Narrator]

All four crew members now out of Integrity.

[Host Damon]

All right, there you go. Very good.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, well done. I'll get with you on that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Bravo. And Rex Reed was a movie.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

All right.

[Host Damon]

All right. Very good. We'll leave this up. Now that they're all out. You can hear the applause from Space Mission Control there. Pretty exciting stuff.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Very exciting.

[Host Damon]

Laura Jean says the planning that went into this, you can tell why they're excited.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

She says, thank goodness Fran is there to explain the technical details. It's true, Fran. Like, we. We were basically youtubing all of this to see. What are they doing now? Hang on a second. You're giving us all the information.

[Host Damon]

Give us some sports look while we're watching this happen.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

All right, well, the Houston Rockets just in the. Speaking of Reed shepherd, we got the NBA action. Big D pitch. 118, 100 final. Earlier tonight, we got the Wizards falling to the Heat. 140. 117, Hawks over the Cavs. 124. 102 right now. Fourth quarter, late fourth quarter, Celtics, 133, 97 over the Pelicans. The Sixers without Joel Embiid lead the paces. 96, 87, 5 to go there in the fourth, 8 to go in the fourth. The Knicks over the Raptors. 92, 78. Knicks with a Big win over the Celtics last night, too. Yo, bulls. And Magic's 8 o' clock tip off there we have the Bucks right Now leaving the Nets 93 75, Spurs 87, 83 over the Mavericks Nuggets right now or 3427 over the Thunder, Timberwolves, Rockets, Grizzly, Jazz, Clippers, Trailblazers, Warriors, Kings and Suns and Lakers. Boy, we need to expand the NBA with more basketball teams all tipping off between 9:30 and 10:40. And speaking of. Well, Joel Embiid, Big D, he's out of the hospital, but they don't know when he's going to be coming back. And that's going to really hurt the sixes there.

[Host Damon]

2030.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

76's star Joel Embiid out of hospital one day after surgery. ESPN reporting. Sixes star Joel Embiid has been discharged from Houston Hospital and is heading back to Philadelphia with the team saying Friday there is no set timeline for his return to the court. Embiid underwent emergency surgery Thursday after being diagnosed with appendicitis. The 76 said Embiid's recovery will be managed by team physicians and his surgeon with him beat out. The 76ers lost 113, 102 to the aforementioned Rockets last night and sit in eighth place in the Eastern Conference with two games to play. Sure, I know that's a wrap.

[Host Damon]

I mean, you know the team, so it's finished.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah, I know. All over with the crying in Philly. They're going to be. It's going to be the plan to play out.

[Host Damon]

That's exactly right. 38 past the hour. Live from Studio 6P, all four crew members are now out of the Orion capsule on the Artemis 2 mission.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Thank you.

[Host Damon]

And they are now headed to.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I. Headed anywhere. They're sitting there.

[Host Damon]

Some ship.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

The boat.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Yeah, the Monroe or something.

[Host Damon]

Yeah, something or other. Navy pilots are going to come pick him up.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

We have no idea what is going on here. Without Aaron and Fran in there telling us what the hell is going on.

[Host Damon]

We don't get one of those. You ever see those things where they try to pick up the. Like the stretcher and the thing starts spinning in the air? Let's see. Let's hope we don't have any. I don't suppose we will have any issues.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It's not happening.

[Host Damon]

But after the ride they just went on, I'm sure this ride's not gonna mean pretty much nothing. So, Vinnie, Max here. Let's do some more news and then we'll do some more headlines and more sports before we wrap up for the week. Vinnie Mac, what else is on your news radar?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Well, something did catch my eye today, and I have been someone who's been on the fence with all of this AI technology. As much as I love the AI technology in general, it can do so many great things. It also could do some really bad things. I'm involved in that space, quite frankly, and I have seen some really good things, and I've seen some things that could really scare you because they look so real, or the technology itself starts doing things on its own. Well, that's exactly what happened to a Anthropoc. Anthro. Anthropic. That's the name of the company they have.

[Host Damon]

Anthropic.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Anthropic, yeah. Thank you, Anthropic. They have a AI platform called Mythos. Anyhow, what this, what this platform did was it started hacking into the company's own networking system on its own. And they alerted, yeah, they alerted the, the government and they alerted the folks that are going to be adopting this platform. A lot of banks and a lot of businesses are going to be adopting this to make the businesses more efficient. But they had an emergency meeting with Scott Bessett and a lot of other financial leaders, bank leaders and so on, to say, hey, this thing could go on its own and hack into your systems. It's quite dangerous. We need to figure out what's going on here. We got to make sure our systems are protected, so on and so forth. Here is a perfect situation of what Elon Musk had been telling us about AI about a year ago, and this is why he made such a stink about it and having regulations around it and having some structure around it in its uses and have government's uses of it and so on. Like, if our government were using this platform, you know, that's not a bad thing because we can use it for good, or we can use it to find out information, but when it's out there being used by companies and so on, and then it turns on those companies just like it did to itself to the same company that created it. It went in and hacked the system. And I'm sure it was not an easy system. This is a AI technology company, quite a robust one, one of the top in the world. So this is an eye opener, I believe, for all of us who are just captivated by what AI can do. I mean, go on, chatgpt, go on, Grok. Go ask it to, you know, write a letter for you, go ask you to create a character, ask it to write A business plan. Ask it do all this stuff. Yeah. Does it pretty quick? It can. It can do all sorts of creative things. It can write a lot of things. But the real scary part is AI taking control of technology and matters that we can't stop. And then what happens? Who's there to stop it? They just go in and it does it on its own. So it's a very scary situation. And we did call an emergency meeting today. Hopefully that results in some, some real sane thinking about putting some boundaries around this so we can protect ourselves.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Good luck. They've been calling on that for a couple years and nobody seems to want to do it.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Then I realized that maybe this is a wake up call.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I covered this and one or two. What even is that next one next week, by the way, that there's such a rush to get this stuff done like Dr. Malcolm in Jurassic park that nobody stopped and said, hey, should we even be doing this?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It's a great example because as far fetched as Jurassic park might have seen, it imploded upon itself.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And it mirrors what's happening now with

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

AI and it does mirror.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And how quickly it can, it can just take off, out of control. And all of a sudden you have. No, it's. Have you, have you watched the show paradise on Hulu?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

No.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Paradise. This show just ended season two. It's a quick. It's a quick. It's very interesting, but they have a character named Alex which is an AI entity which they freaked out. And at the end of the season, you find out that this thing answered a question that nobody asked and that did it faster than every computer on the planet combined computer to do it.

[Host Damon]

Wow.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And they freaked out.

[Host Damon]

All right, we'll wrap it up for the week, see if there's any news left coming out of the Artemis 2 mission. We'll keep that up. Live from Studio 6B. We'll be back to wrap it up right after this.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Sam.

[Host Damon]

All right, live from Studio 6B, wrapping it up on a Friday night. One more statement I want to get to on Swalwell. And that comes from the Democrat leader, Hakeem Jeffries. Tonight.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

There's something intelligent he's saying.

[Host Damon]

Statement by Leader Jeffries, Whip Clark and Chairman Aguilar on the accusations against Representative Eric Swalwell. Following the incredibly disturbing sexual assault accusations against Congressman Eric Swalwell, we call for a swift investigation into these incidents and for the congressman to immediately end his campaign to be California's next governor. This is unacceptable of anyone, certainly not an elected official. Must be taken seriously. We commend the courageous women for sharing their experiences. In this and all circumstances. We must ensure that those who come forward with allegations of sexual assault and harassment are heard and respected. All perpetrators of sexual assault and harassment must be held accountable. Again, that comes from Hakeem Jeffries, the leader, the Democrat Whip, Kathleen Clark, and Chair Aguilar on the accusations from Eric Swalwell tonight, which the. The calls are, are building for this guy to just please get out.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Well, you know what's crazy is that this is unbecoming of someone running for governor. It's also unbecoming of somebody who's already in Congress. So the fact that they're saying you should not run for governor, but you can still stay in Congress because I guess that's why we do this stuff all the time.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

This guy's fooling around with the Chinese spy. Then he has these sexual allegations against him. Multiple ones. Four at this point. This is a bad dude. He's just a bad dude. The Chinese spy thing should have had him expelled from Congress. No if, ands or buts. This guy should have been expelled and out. A Chinese freaking spy that infiltrated our Congress with a congressman who was on the Intelligence Committee, for God's sakes. I mean, I would call it the lack of Intelligence Committee because it's an absolute joke. And now all of this is happening. It's just disturbing that he survived. And how has he survived? Pelosi, all these people, everybody running block, they all ran. They all protected him. Pelosi protected him from this Chinese spy thing big time. As did others. So justice wasn't served. And now look at what happens. It's just terrible that they enable and allow this stuff.

[Host Damon]

Yeah. All right, ten minutes to the hour. Let's get to everybody one more time here, slick. I'll start with you. What's left in sports?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

All right, Big D. No games in the NHL, but congratulations to Denver for beating Michigan last night in the Frozen Four.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Great game.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Double overtime. Phenomenal game, Vin. Michigan, the number one team in the NCAA men's hockey.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Thank you.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

And tomorrow at 5:30, it'll be Wisconsin and Denver. I'll have a full report on Monday night. And we have the Clark County Fair and Rodeo. Big D, it's Friday night. We got to get a little rodeo in from Logondale, Nevada.

[Host Damon]

Look at the ride they're on now.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

There's a rodeo they're on. They are in helicopter now.

[Host Damon]

One. I guess it's one by one. Yeah.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Wow. So they go on the chopper. It's a Chopper. Nice.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Come on, get to the chopper.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

This is awesome.

[Host Damon]

Go ahead.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

Okay. All right. Bareback riding leaders. We got Luke thrash 86 points on Legacy Pro Rodeos. No flaking. Excuse steer wrestling second round, Riley Reese, 3.7 seconds. Team roping coming in second round. Two junior Ds, 4.1 seconds. Saddle Brock Coleman shallbatter, better and better. 84 and a half points on Sankey Pearl Rodeo and Phenom Genetics. Rose Shambo tie down roping. We got second round Trevor Hale 8 seconds flat barrel racing Madison Camozi 17.44. Bull riding leader, Cullen Teffler 87 and a half points on Western Rodeos. We Willie $200,000 payout on this rodeo. Big D and I think the President might be going to the UFC tomorrow night. Big D, I know you'll be tuning in. White hints at Trump's attendance for upcoming event in Miami. Ryan Moreick of Fox News. UFC president Dana White all but confirmed President Donald Trump will be in attendance at UFC327 in Miami this Saturday. White said that the big guy will be coming to the Kaseya Center. It's good to be back in Miami. Yeah, I'm pumped we got the big guy coming on Saturday too. He's coming. White said on aiden Ross's recent YouTube stream. The event will be Trump's first appearance at a major sporting event since he attended the college football national championship back in January in which Indiana defeated Miami. So Big D, pretty cool.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

He does that, man. Yeah, I love it.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

I know. It's unbelievable. Tyson Fury with a fight tomorrow afternoon too on Netflix. So we'll see how he does. The old heavyweight coming back. Dropped £20. He's looking good, so we'll see.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

How you doing?

[Sports Anchor Slick]

How you doing is right. Tyson Fury, full report on Monday. Big D, back to you.

[Host Damon]

All right, slick. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use. We're watching the Artemis 2 crew get airlifted out now of the over the Pacific into the helicopters and on their way home, Vinnie Mac's doing some news. What's left on your newsradar, Vin?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Yeah, one little story I'm really happy to read about. There's a White House official taking a short leave of absence. That would be the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, James Blair. And why is James Blair taking a leave of absence? Well, Trump has assigned him to help the Republicans win the midterms. You know, we need an army right now to help us win these midterms every all Hands on deck. So Trump is starting the machine now to try and enable that and do it. I'm happy to hear it. I'm glad to see this is a priority because this is an important guy in the inner workings of the White House. As deputy chief of staff, he plays a very important role. And putting him in place to try and help us with the midterms, I think is a good start. Let's see more of that. So I thought that was interesting to point out. Happy to see it.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. I think he was the one behind getting Lindsey Graham the endorsement again, too.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

Are you serious? No, I wouldn't doubt it. Yeah. Well, you're making that up. You don't know that.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

I don't know that for sure.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

You don't know that. All right. Okay.

[Host Damon]

Seven minutes to the hour. Live from Studio six, Speed Delgado's got whatever headlines are left. What's going on?

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

What do you got?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

All right. Believe it or not, this is a story from Congress. Relax, okay. Brought to you by msn.com Congress sets UFO video deadline amid threat and warning. Damon. Congress has given federal agencies until April 14, that's only four days from now to release 46 classified UFO videos citing potential threats to US military security. The footage reportedly shows unidentified objects near sensitive sites, including war zones and US Bases. Lawmakers say the release of this could reveal patterns and risk, but the Pentagon's compliance remains uncertain. One person demanding that release is of course, Representative Annapolina Luna, who is also looking forward to that April 14th date next week from the Pentagon to release those 46 specific videos of those UAPs. And one guy that we love a lot here. Cut number 10. Here's Tim Burchett. He went on TMZ recently, believe it or not.

[Host Damon]

Where else would you go?

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah, of course he went on TMZ and confirmed. We've all thought. At least. At least I have. Okay, cut number 10. Here's Tim Burchett. Check this out.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

There is a form of alien life. This guy and machinery which maybe brought this living creature here.

[Host Damon]

Sure.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

That interacted in some form with people. Yeah, yeah, they have and they've.

[Host Damon]

It's just, it's.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It's pretty wild. I know, I know. But I'm just telling you, I'm not

[Host Damon]

going to lie to you. I take a lie to teeth won't put me on a polygraph. I'll take it. But, you know, this is what the guy told me.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

I mean, I've had a, a very high ranking naval official describe, you know, I've talked about this before underwater craft,

[Host Damon]

something big as a football field Moving

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

at over 200 miles an hour at date. And there's no fish in the ocean that would do that.

[Host Damon]

We don't even have a sub that'll probably do 40 miles an hour under the. And the last thing he said before he left my office was he, it was kind of weird because he didn't go out the the, he went out the side door which nobody ever uses.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And he looked at me and pulled me up close.

[Host Damon]

He said, tim, they're real. And that's the last thing he said to me. I'll be the title of my book, I guess.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it. Representative Carvel, flying sources, Tim Burchett revealing what he thinks is could be something that Tim, come back.

[Host Damon]

Come back. Come back to us.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

And if you want to look into this a little bit more on your own athlete.

[Host Damon]

Here's the key phrase in his theory thing. The guy told me, the guy told me, Serge Monast.

[Reporter Rick Delgado]

Look him up. And project Blue beam.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

You're.

[Host Damon]

You're a Monast.

[Sports Anchor Slick]

The turkey's done.

[Host Damon]

As always, we salute our military active and active police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs. Thanks, slick and Vin. Aaron, Fran, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B audience have a great weekend, everybody. Everybody, we'll see you Monday night back here live from Studio 6 Big.

[Co-host Vinny Mac]

It.