Live From Studio 6B - Friday, April 3 2026

Summary

Live From Studio 6B – Friday, April 3, 2026

Podcast: Real America’s Voice

Host: Damon Moore and team (Slick Rick, Rick Delgado, Vinnie Mac)
Date: April 4, 2026

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Episode Overview

This Good Friday episode of “Live from Studio 6B” centers around themes of faith, Easter’s significance, and the ongoing cultural and political battles shaping the nation. The hosts mix personal stories, breaking news (with a focus on Easter, justice issues, and foreign policy) with their distinctive blend of commentary, humor, and straight talk about American values. Notable interviews and segments included an interview with rising country artist Rachel Holt and a recurring lens on “real news” versus “mainstream narratives.”

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Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Opening & Good Friday: The "First Word" Monologue

• [04:51–11:11] Damon Moore delivers a powerful, reflective monologue on the meaning of Good Friday, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the unique promises of Christianity:
  • Historic and spiritual uniqueness of Easter: The resurrection distinguishes Christianity from all other religions; the tomb is empty—Christianity’s founder is alive.
  • Fulfilled prophecy: Details about Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection were predicted centuries earlier.
  • Eyewitness testimony: The New Testament’s reliability stressed, citing 25,000 ancient manuscripts and the apostles’ willingness to die for their testimonies (not one recanted).
  • Quote (Damon Moore, 05:31):
    “No other religion was founded by a messiah who actually showed up, did what he said he would do, and then rose from the dead. Think about that.”
  • Encouragement: Calls listeners to reflect on faith this Easter, regardless of background—"The tomb is empty. Jesus is alive. The ultimate rescuer has won." (10:50)

2. Panel Reflections on Faith and Easter

• [11:11–15:08]
  • Personal stories of faith: Panel shares family traditions, struggles, and rediscoveries of faith.
  • Movies and pop culture: “Risen” and “Passion of the Christ” discussed as impactful retellings of Jesus’ story.
  • Quote (Vinny Mac, 13:51):
    “He’s the most mentioned name even in the Quran, which is another amazing fact… So it’s one of those things where you kind of come back to it.”
  • Theme: Finding spiritual meaning beyond commercialism; everyone's faith journey is unique.

3. Sports & Headlines with Slick Rick

• [18:44–22:14, 43:50–45:48, 70:33–73:09, 92:14–95:48]
  • Major League Baseball Recaps: Dodgers, Tigers, Yankees, Red Sox, and more highlighted.
  • NCAA Basketball: Upcoming Arizona vs. Michigan; UConn vs. Illinois; Tommy Lloyd staying at Arizona despite North Carolina rumors.
  • Baseball Technology Debate: The MLB automated balls and strikes (ABS) system triggers controversy, changing calls and pacing.
    • Quote (Vinny Mac, 19:34):
      “They’re making these umpires into like dinosaurs... the ABS humiliated major league umpire CB Buckner, overturning six calls in one game.”
  • NHL News: Playoff race heats up, upset in women’s Final Four, and viral controversy over alleged hate gestures at a Dallas Stars game.
  • Presidential Executive Order on College Sports Discussion: Debate over federal regulation vs. letting the free market/NCAA handle eligibility and transfers (93:10–94:37).

4. Political & Justice News

• [22:40–34:08]
  • Pam Bondi’s Departure as Attorney General:
    • Debate over her legacy and effectiveness.
    • Thom Tillis’s controversial stance to disqualify any AG candidate who "excused" January 6 events.
      • Quote (Vinny Mac, 24:26):
        “This is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. I thought it was ignorant... Trump, if you’re out there watching... screw this guy. Nominate who you want.”
  • DoJ and Federal Agency Shakeups:
    • DOJ “Weaponization Working Group” quietly killed off despite Trump’s EO.
    • Critiques of clubby, unaccountable dynamics in DC, rino (“Republican in name only”) appointees, and need for a “pitbull” AG.
    • Audience engagement: Who should be the next Attorney General? Names floated include Lee Zeldin, Judge Eileen Cannon, Ken Paxton.

5. National Security & Foreign Policy

• [35:08–42:33, 85:02–90:43]
  • US Fighter Jet Downed in Iran:
    • Rescue of pilots detailed; first loss in Iran since February.
    • Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna (Clip at 40:19) calls for impeaching President Trump if Dems retake the House, accusing war crimes.
  • Polling & Dem Party Weakness: CNN poll shows majority (even of Dems) think Congressional Dems don’t have right priorities.
    • Quote (Slick Rick, 41:17):
      “These numbers are just atrociously awful. A double AA for the Democrats here...”

6. Satire and Humor

• [44:20–48:47] The “Baby News Network”
  • Satirical “Trump” issues a series of April Fool’s executive orders lampooning perceived progressive excesses—open borders, empty daycares, men in women’s sports, gas stove bans, identity politics.
  • Quote (Damon Moore as Trump, 48:27):
    “Every single one of these—the Democrats either did it, tried to do it, or are currently doing it. I didn’t write a single joke today—I just read their platform out loud.”

7. Crime, Immigration, and Policy

• [48:52–53:02]
  • Suffolk County DA Ray Tierney sidesteps New York’s no-bail, sanctuary policies:
    • Kept an illegal immigrant, child rapist in custody by coordinating with ICE—praised as “tricky” but necessary.
    • Broader debate about progressive reforms, criminality, and state policy incentives.

8. Interview: Rachel Holt, Country Artist (“Ammunition”)

• [55:23–61:00]
  • Song “Ammunition” debuted: Message of resilience, “not backing down for what you believe in.”
  • Holt discusses pressure on young country artists who go against the industry’s mainstream, importance of real patriotism.
    • Quote (Rachel Holt, 57:30):
      “You just keep taking what people are giving to you, but you don’t do anything right away. You just keep taking it, but you finally get your shot to fire back at them, you know.”
  • Plans for more music, invitation to perform live at the America First Warehouse.

9. The State of American Institutions: Exposing vs. “Wrecking”

• [73:09–76:57]
  • Trump and NATO:
    • Argument: Trump isn’t “wrecking” NATO and other agencies—he’s exposing institutional rot and hypocrisy.
    • New York Times mistakes “North American Treaty Organization” (instead of “North Atlantic”)—highlighted as evidence of mainstream media errors.

10. Space, UFOs, and Meta-Culture

• [85:02–90:43]
  • Artemis II Mission: Astronaut’s live update as humans head for the moon—panel jokes about skepticism over first lunar landing.
  • Chris Bledsoe’s 2012 Prophecy:
    • “When you see Iran and Israel exchanging missiles... orbs will appear, wake people up, and stop it.” (87:19)
  • Rep. Tim Burchett on Underwater UFOs: Accounts of 200 mph football field-sized sonar anomalies.

11. China & Political Infiltration

• [95:51–98:54]
  • Chinese Influence in US Politics:
    • Allegations that Chinese billionaires are infiltrating far-left political organizations, especially in NY.
    • Birthright citizenship used as a vector for systematic infiltration.

12. Viral Clip: “Gays of Hormuz” Prank

• [98:59–100:48]
  • Street reporter pranks a protestor on US focus on the “Straits of Hummus” (instead of Hormuz), and the sent-up “plight of the gays of Hormuz.”
    • Quote:
      “Isn’t it a little bit homophobic that we’re so focused on the Straits of Hummus and not the gays of homose?” —Slick Rick (99:33)
  • Panel breaks down: Liberals’ earnest responses to nonsense highlight lack of critical thinking or humor.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• Damon Moore (First Word, 05:31):
  “No other religion was founded by a messiah who actually showed up, did what he said he would do, and then rose from the dead.”
• Vinny Mac (13:51), on Jesus:
  “He’s the most mentioned name even in the Quran, which is another amazing fact ...”
• Rick Delgado (14:43), on “Passion of the Christ”:
  “Even though you didn’t understand a word. It didn’t matter. You knew the story. You understood, and you felt it.”
• Slick Rick (41:17), on Democrat polling:
  “These numbers are just atrociously awful. A double AA for the Democrats here.”
• Rachel Holt (57:30), on her song:
  “You finally get your shot to fire back ...”
• Damon Moore as “Baby Trump” (48:27):
  “I didn’t write a single joke today—I just read their [Democrats’] platform out loud.”
• Slick Rick (99:33), viral prank:
  “Isn’t it a little bit homophobic that we’re so focused on the Straits of Hummus and not the gays of homose?”

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Timestamps of Important Segments

• Main Monologue (First Word): 04:51–11:11
• Faith & Easter Discussion: 11:11–15:08
• Sports Headlines: 18:44–22:14, 43:50–45:48, 70:33–73:09, 92:14–95:48
• Political Headlines: Pam Bondi/AG selection: 22:40–34:08
• US Fighter Jet Downed/Iran: 35:08–42:33
• Satirical Executive Orders ("Baby News Network"): 44:20–48:47
• Suffolk DA Immigration Loophole Story: 48:52–53:02
• Rachel Holt Interview & “Ammunition” debut: 55:23–61:00
• Trump and NATO Discussion: 73:09–76:57
• Job Numbers & Economic Analysis: 78:11–82:11
• Space, UFOs, and Chris Bledsoe Prophecy: 85:02–90:43
• China and Political Infiltration: 95:51–98:54
• “Gays of Hormuz” Prank: 98:59–100:48

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Tone & Style

• Candid, outspoken, humorous: Regular banter and jokes, especially in handling heavy topics.
• Authentically patriotic & faith-driven: Especially in the Easter discussions and through artist interview.
• Media-and-establishment skeptical: Repeated critiques of mainstream news and entrenched power structures.
• Interactive: Audience engagement on social media, shoutouts, joke exchanges, and community support.
• Energetic pacing: Transitions quickly between substantive issues, viral clips, and lighthearted segments.

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Episode Takeaways

• Faith and American values are front and center, especially through the lens of Easter.
• Establishment skepticism: Hosts continue to call out both political parties and institutions for lack of accountability.
• Culture wars ongoing—whether in music, sports, or policy, with a focus on “standing up, not backing down.”
• Current events commentary is leavened with humor and satire but grounded in a populist-conservative perspective.

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For new listeners: This episode is a lively blend of rapid-fire current events, unapologetic opinions, personal faith stories, and sharp-edged humor, making it quintessential “Real America’s Voice”—where Easter hope, political frustration, and American resilience all share the main stage.

Transcript

[Slick Rick]

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[Damon Moore]

It is live from Studio 6B Real America's Voice on a Friday night at the America first warehouse. Real America's voice all across the country. 1039 LI News Radio. Welcome on in everybody on a Friday night. Glad you're in slickster. Slick Rick's gonna be doing some sports. Sitting right over there is Rick Delgado. He's got main headlines. Vinnie Mac, Vinnie Buda back in New York. He's going to have some news as well. Slickster. How are you?

[Vinny Mac]

I'm doing good, Big D. On a Friday night.

[Damon Moore]

Yes, Friday night. The American first warehouse, where we love to be. Rick Delgado's got headlines. How are you?

[Rick Delgado]

I am well.

[Damon Moore]

How was your day?

[Rick Delgado]

The day went good. Looking forward to a great weekend. Of course it's good Friday. Tomorrow I get to go see Rocky Horror live in New York City.

[Damon Moore]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

That'll be fun.

[Slick Rick]

Why?

[Damon Moore]

Sounds like a blast.

[Rick Delgado]

I've never seen it before.

[Slick Rick]

Ah. Oh, okay.

[Rick Delgado]

It's going to be at the iconic Studio 54 as well.

[Vinny Mac]

Oh, wow.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

You get some rolls of toilet paper.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm. I'm going to bring some toast. Toilet paper.

[Vinny Mac]

You going to weigh your rope?

[Damon Moore]

I've seen enough of that tonight already.

[Slick Rick]

Maybe.

[Rick Delgado]

Maybe some fish nets. It'll be a good time.

[Vinny Mac]

Okay.

[Damon Moore]

Very good. Vinnie Mac's here. Vinnie Mac, how are you? Welcome back to New York.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, thank you very much. Good to be back. I did an hour of boxing before I got here. Just want you to know. And I was working out with my friend Greg. You've heard me talk about Greg before. And Greg insisted I punch him.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

During the workout. That's good because he says this is good for your body and good for you. So I was punching Greg. It was. He's. He's still on the ground, but he's good. He'll recover. Little ice, Maybe a coffee? Greg. It's okay. It's okay. Greg.

[Vinny Mac]

You'll be careful with the ice?

[Damon Moore]

Greg hasn't worry about getting hit by you?

[Slick Rick]

No, I'm hitting him as hard as I can. And he's like, is that all you got? Is that all you got? Yeah. So, you know, it was an entertaining day.

[Rick Delgado]

Did you start kicking him then?

[Slick Rick]

No. No kicking.

[Rick Delgado]

Scratching. Pulling his hair?

[Slick Rick]

Scratching either.

[Damon Moore]

All right, very good. Slick's going to have sports.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Damon Moore]

Lots to do on a Friday. We'll talk more about, well, the news of the day and some of what maybe we talked about last night. Vinny Mac wasn't here to talk about Pam Bondi and who comes next and what they and all that. So maybe we'll get more into that as well. But I thought we'd start tonight on a holiest of holy Good Fridays and not into the weekend of Easter Sunday with a tonight, even though we don't normally do this at the warehouse because I don't have a teleprompter, but we'll do a Tonight's first word.

[Slick Rick]

Wow.

[Damon Moore]

And that first word is going to be about Good Friday, my friends, which is, as some of you and some of us like to call it, is the setup for the greatest comeback in human history on this most sacred weekend. And today, on the eve of Easter, we get ready for the central event that literally split history into two B.C. and A.D. the resurrection of Jesus Christ transformed the world forever. We're talking about the ultimate rescuer, the only true savior the world has ever known. Look across every culture throughout all of human history, people have been desperate to flee oppression, to escape persecution, to break free from whatever tyrant or system is grinding them down. It's the oldest story there is. You see it in Western literature, in the great epics, and even in our modern classics, in our movies. It's always the struggle between good and evil. And at the heart of it, the desperate need for a rescuer, a hero, a savior. Easter is the celebration of the finished work of the Messiah, Jesus Christ, the ultimate rescuer and savior for all mankind. He didn't just talk a good game. He sacrificed his life on that cross to provide forgiveness of sin. Not partial forgiveness, not the. If you do enough good deeds, forgiveness, complete, total forgiveness. And because of that sacrifice, everyone who believes in him gets something no other religion on earth even claims to offer. A direct, personal relationship with God himself. No middleman, no endless rituals, no climbing some impossible ladder of works. That's what makes Jesus the most revolutionary figure in all of human history. No other religion was founded by a messiah who actually showed up, did what he said he would do, and then rose from the dead. Think about that. Every other founder, Abraham, Moses, Buddha, Muhammad, Confucius, they lived, they taught, and when they died, that was pretty much the end of the story. Anticlimactic, you might say. Their tombs are still occupied. You can visit Muhammad's grave in Medina today. Tens of thousands of people do every year. After Buddha died, nobody claimed they saw him walking around again. Same with the others. But Jesus, he came into the world as God's own son, specifically to die from man's iniquity. His death wasn't a tragic ending. It was the climax. The ultimate payment for our sins, done for the benefit of every single one of us. And then he rose. The tomb is empty. Christianity's founder is still alive. Some folks out there assume Christianity is like every other religion. Do these works, perform these rituals, and maybe God will accept you. Not so with Jesus. He said it plainly in Matthew 11:30. My yoke is easy and my burden is light. When that learned Pharisee, the Guy whose whole life was nothing but stressful do's and don'ts under the Mosaic Law, asked him him what the greatest commandment was. Jesus boiled it all down. Love God with everything you've got. Love your neighbor as yourself. Do that and you fulfilled it all. No heavy burden. Grace, Freedom. Christ is unique in every way. He was preannounced. Starting a thousand years before he was born. 18 different prophets from the 10th to the 4th centuries BC laid it all out. His birth, his life, his betrayal, his death. David, a thousand years before the cross, wrote prophetically about the crucifixion at a time when crucifixion wasn't invented yet as a form of execution. Hundreds of years later, every detail happened exactly as predicted. That's not coincidence. That's prophecy fulfilled in minute, verifiable detail. And the evidence, the evidence is overwhelming. The New Testament gives us accounts from multiple eyewitnesses who saw the risen Jesus firsthand. Ten separate appearances over 40 days, to individuals, to groups, even once, to more than 500 people at the same time. Not one person came forward to call it a hoax. Not one contradictory account. There weren't hallucinations or wishful thinking. These were men who had walked with him, seen the miracles, heard the teachings, watched him die, and then touched the risen Savior. Compare that to the so called reliable history. We accept without any question Alexander the Great. His biographies were written 400 years after he died. Virgil and Horace, centuries later. Yet nobody doubts they existed. The New Testament, written within a generation of two of the events by eyewitnesses like Matthew and John, or those close to them like Mark and Luke. There are about 25,000 ancient manuscripts preserving the deeds and teachings of Jesus. That's a thousand times more than most other classical works from the same era. That historical record for Jesus is stronger than for almost any other figure in ancient history. But here's the part that really seals it. The apostles. They weren't written in fiction. They had seen the resurrected Jesus. They knew the truth with absolute certainty. And because of that, they spent the rest of their lives proclaiming it. Even when it cost them everything. All but John died as martyrs. They were crucified, beheaded, stone thrown to lions. Nobody dies for a lie they know is false. If it was all made up, they would have folded the first time the Romans came knocking. Instead, their commitment was unbreakable. Skeptics have come to terms with this. Easter is one of the most scrutinized and best attended events in ancient history. The resurrection isn't some fairy tale. It's the single event that transformed the world forever. It turned a ragtag group of frightened disciples into bold witnesses who changed the course of civilization. It offers hope, forgiveness, and eternal life, not based on what we do, but on what he already did. So this Easter, whether you're a longtime believer or just tuning in with questions, remember this. The tomb is empty. Jesus is alive. The ultimate rescuer has won. And because he lives, we can face tomorrow with confidence, knowing that the struggle between good and evil has already been decided. And that's tonight's first word.

[Slick Rick]

Man, I love that.

[Rick Delgado]

Here, here.

[Vinny Mac]

Wow. That was beautiful.

[Damon Moore]

Vinnie Mac, I'll give you first crack.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah. First off, really well done. Beautifully said. And all the sentiments that you captured are just wonderful today. You know, I was thinking about today. It's just such a special day, Easter. Such a special time. I mean, outside of, you know, the stuff we commercialize it with, you know, the Easter bunny and eggs and all that kind of nonsense. I mean, to hear what happened, how he came to be, how he came back from the dead, and how all of that stuff actually happened. I mean, you have to step back and just kind of think about that and how you laid that out, too. The disciples getting just absolutely tortured one by one and not saying a word. There's a movie I watch every Easter called the Risen. Came out in 2016. And for some reason, that movie just absolutely captivates me because it's about a Roman lieutenant whose job is to go find Jesus, who they thought they had killed and rose from the dead, but they wanted to find him and prove he didn't. And the movie is so moving because he goes through a whole process and eventually believes and follows the disciples off after Jesus leaves. And it's a great movie about capturing the essence of Easter. What you captured in your opening monologue. So well done, Damon. Good question. I want to wish everybody out there a happy Easter and a happy Good Friday. And hopefully this touches you as well.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, absolutely slick. Easter Sunday.

[Vinny Mac]

Well, I hope my mother's watching, because you know what? She and my father gave their life to Christ many years ago. Really? It saved them. It saved their marriage, and they believe in Jesus. Every time I talk to my mother, she tells me, I gotta go to church. I. I gotta get my life right. Jesus is coming soon. She is the ultimate Christian, Goes to church every Sunday. Can't wait to see her on Easter. She loves our show. She loves you guys. She watches almost every night religiously, no pun intended. And I hope she's watching tonight on Good Friday because she'll be probably a little tear in her eye. And my dad was. My dad literally beat the Bible into me as a kid. I had to read the New Testament probably seven or eight times. I read it on the Bible.

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[Vinny Mac]

Yeah. My father really. He drilled it into me, and I really know the Bible well because of him. And Revelations, of course, being the most fascinating book I've ever read, actually.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

So. Yeah.

[Damon Moore]

All right. Very good. Delgado, Easter Sunday, what. What are your plans?

[Rick Delgado]

Plans are, of course, with family. But, you know, listening to what Slick went through as a kid, I didn't go through that, but I was forced to go to church, to which, when I got old enough, I decided, I'm not going to church anymore. That's not what I want to do. Right. That's what. That's.

[Vinny Mac]

I did, too.

[Rick Delgado]

That's what happens.

[Vinny Mac]

I did, too.

[Rick Delgado]

And it's, you know, later on, most recently, probably in the last few years, I found myself gravitating more towards it just because after a while, you start to look at things, you know, you talk about those stories. I've done a lot of reading about this stuff and about, you know, his life and seeing he's the most mentioned name even in the Quran, which is another amazing fact. So this. Anybody who's like, wow, he wasn't a real person, really, because he seems to be mentioned just about everybody everywhere.

[Slick Rick]

That's right.

[Vinny Mac]

That was the guy, man.

[Rick Delgado]

He's real. He's the real deal. Right?

[Vinny Mac]

That with all my heart.

[Rick Delgado]

And so it's one of those things where you come kind of come back to it. And one, one of the things that grabs me. You talk about the risen. I, I, I think about passion of the Christ because there was. When I, when that came out, I was like, I'm gonna go because I want to see this. Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

Yes.

[Rick Delgado]

And then after watching it, even though you didn't understand a word.

[Slick Rick]

Didn't matter.

[Rick Delgado]

It didn't matter. You knew. You knew the story. You understood. You understood it, and you felt it

[Slick Rick]

well, you felt the brutality. Gibson did so well was to show what really happened.

[Vinny Mac]

When they were beating him, I went like this. They were beating my way. Jesus, my wife. That's probably where they got it from.

[Rick Delgado]

So, I mean, doesn't matter your path as long as you find your way, right?

[Slick Rick]

Yes.

[Vinny Mac]

That's so true.

[Damon Moore]

All right, live from Studio 6 Bay on a Friday night. We'll get to some news, we'll get to sports. All coming up, Real America's voice all across the country. Glad you're in on a Friday. More to do. We're back right after this.

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Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night. Real America's voice all across the country. Glad you're in. Slick's going to do some sports. Rick Delgado is going to do Main Headlines Vinnie Mac's got some news. We are live at the American First Warehouse on a Friday night. A good Friday night. Lots to do. We'll get into some news. We'll get into Sports, lots of stuff. We'll see what Vinnie Mac's got on his plate. But we'll start with sports, as we always do. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use. Slick Rick's got it. What's going on, Slickster?

[Vinny Mac]

We're gonna go to the diamond. Big D. Major League Baseball scores right now. The Dodgers 13 to 6 over the Nationals. Actually, these are all finals coming up here. Tigers blank, the Cardinals 4 nothing, 8 to 2. Yankees win opening day in Yankee Stadium. Rick 8 to 2. Pretty good win there. The Red Sox 52 over the Padres. White Sox 54 over the Blue Jays in 10. Cincinnati Reds 53 over the Rangers. Guardians 4 to 1 over the Cubs. Phillies 10 to 1 over the Rockies. Real pitchers duel there. Pirates 54 over the Orioles and Twins top the Rays in Minnesota 10 to 4. Mariners take on the Angels. Braves Diamondbacks, Astro Athletics and the Mets are out in San Francisco. 10, 10, 15. First pitch out west. So here we go, Big D. Atlanta Braves. ABS Challenge results in eight runs. You know, they're not going to these umpires going to be out of jobs, too. I mean, this keeps happening.

[Slick Rick]

I think that's the idea.

[Vinny Mac]

They're making these guys into like dinosaurs. Warner, Todd, Houston and Breitbart. Major League Baseball's Automated Balls and Strike system abs. It's not breaks, it's ABS for Balls and Strikes system overturned a call by a human umpire that led to an explosion of runs during Thursday's Braves Diamondbacks game. Braves second baseman Ozzy Albies said the challenge changed the whole game, according to the New York Post. I'm happy, I'm happy they have that system, said Albies, who challenged his seventh at bat, which led to a huge eight run drive. The moment came on the heels of an error by Nolan Arando, who botched a double play that scotched an end to the fifth inning. That error led to eight runs logged in. Still, error or no error, if Albies had been struck out, it would have not mattered. But the second baseman's ABS challenge turned a strike into a ball and he walked them. The Post reports that ABS read the pitch as 1.1 inches outside the strike zone and it was up and away in the plate. So after the game, Diamondbacks manager Tony Lavullo claimed that he felt the Diamondbacks pitcher Ryan Nelson lost his composure after the ABS turnover. And then everything just unraveled from there. We're learning to control our emotions, lovolo said after the game. You got to get back on the mound and get ready to compete as fast as possible. So whether it did or it didn't affect him mentally, I have to have a chance to talk to him. But I think it got to be tough. You know, you never know what these things, what they're going to lead to. Braves manager Walt Weiss added post game. Sometimes they seem so innocent at the time, but all that stuff led to eight runs. The ABs humiliated major league umpire CB Buckner. I wrote that story overturning six calls in one game. Did you, did you really change in the game?

[Rick Delgado]

Did you see the one where he called the guy out at first base? He said he didn't touch the bag. He wasn't looking at the, he wasn't watching the play and the guy clearly touched the bag. It was amazing. Clearly.

[Vinny Mac]

I mean, it's unbelievable. And you know, Big D, we got a big game tomorrow night. Two big games actually, Arizona and Michigan. Right now, Michigan is a one and a half point favorite, so razor close. 157 and a half is the points. And UConn. Illinois, Illinois is a plus. Is actually the favorite in that minus one and a half as well. 139 and a half points. And just real quick, Tommy Lloyd staying at Arizona, which is really good news considering he's got a big game tomorrow night.

[Slick Rick]

Right?

[Vinny Mac]

Wildcats coach turning down massive offer from North Carolina Matt Rollands of CBS Sports Indianapolis Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd definitely put an end to all the North Carolina speculation. On Friday, the 51 year old coach of the Wildcats announced at his early afternoon press conference that he will not be going to UNC and has instead agreed to terms of a new contract with the University of Arizona. And I like to see that. You hate to see that kind of distraction for the team, you know. And I know Rick has Arizona, which I wouldn't mind if they lose because I got Michigan. That's a rapid sports. Big D. Back to you.

[Damon Moore]

All right, look. Very good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XXP is the promo code to use. Well, you know, the hitters in the ABs thing, the hitters have such a better sense of, of, of balls and strikes than the umps do. I mean almost all of the ones I've seen, the hitters have been right and I think it's. By the way, it's a foot in an inch outside. That's one foot. One inch. Not one inch.

[Slick Rick]

One.

[Vinny Mac]

Oh, 1.1. I thought 1.1 inch.

[Damon Moore]

That's how off the, that's how off foot.

[Vinny Mac]

An Inch.

[Damon Moore]

I believe that's how you read that.

[Vinny Mac]

13 inches.

[Slick Rick]

Wow.

[Damon Moore]

So. All right, live from Studio 6P, let's do some main headlines. Rick. Actually, let's do Vinnie Mac. Vinnie Mac's got some news. First Vinnie Mack. Now, you weren't here yesterday.

[Slick Rick]

Thank you.

[Damon Moore]

We talked about Pam, talked about Pam Bondi. Why don't you give us your thoughts? And I know your first story has to do with that.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, my first story does. But regarding Pam Bondi, first, I don't believe any of the nonsense that came out. The Slo Slowwell thing and all that stuff. I don't buy any of it. She's been gracious in her exit. You know, we were all a little frustrated with her in terms of getting, you know, things done and people in jail. I know that that's been expressed not only on this show, but I've heard it from a lot of folks out there in the community. And, you know, at the end of the day, maybe it's just one of those things where she just needed to move on and she has a role in the public sector. I mean, she, she did a great job for Trump while he was going through impeachment. She did a great job for Trump, I think, in getting the DOJ organized here. She actually understands how to do that. She's an experienced district attorney. You know, she knows what she's doing. And maybe it's time to hand it off to someone who might want to get his hands dirty a little bit, because now it's hands dirty time. They need someone in there that's actually going to move and get some. Make some tough decisions and get some politicians in jail. And maybe she's just not as cutthroat as needed to be. But I was a fan of hers. I supported her, and I support President Trump in that decision. But that leads me to this story, which is as disgusting and disgraceful as anything I've seen in a while. And those of us who. And I know Damon feels this way about Tom Tillis regarding his positions on things. He's basically telling Trump the next attorney general better not be anyone that supported anything that happened with the narrative of January 6th. And here's a quote. The threshold for somebody following Pam Bondi ends the moment I hear them say a thing that excused the events of January 6th. You know, that just rubs me the wrong way. How does he know January 6th was. Was what has been portrayed? What makes him the expert arbiter of that? You know, how about just let someone in who might investigate it and find what happened? There was a complete setup. Find what happened. There was a manufactured narrative by the left and by the politicians in there to take Trump down. They've done everything else. Would you put that past them? And for this guy to say he won't even consider a candidate that comes through that believes in that, I just say it's time to throw that guy to hell out, that he needs to be removed. We thought he was a rhino there before. We haven't been that supportive of him. But to me, this puts me over the edge of this guy and all the things that he's supposed to do as the leader of the Senate. I think it's a highly inappropriate thing. Anybody who says if you think this way about a certain case, then you shouldn't be the. You know, be the head of the doj. Like, really, he shouldn't be a senator. He shouldn't be a senator. And when you bring in someone to run our. Our top, top office in justice, you can't put barriers around him. Oh, if you believe this, you're not going in. If you don't believe that, you're not going in. This is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. I thought it was ignorant. He was on CNN when he saw that. And the happy Seals, I'm sure, were clapping and thrilled about that. But I just thought this was atrocious. And Donald Trump, if you're out there watching, if you're on Air Force One and you're checking this out, screw this guy. Nominate who you want. Do not listen to this. Look what happened to Ed Martin. He would have been great.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, great.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah. You with me on that?

[Damon Moore]

I'm with you on all of it, except the problem is Tillis. The only reason Tillis has any relevance Untillis is leaving, by the way, so that, number one, doesn't work for us because he doesn't care. Because he's out of here. I guess whatever it is, January or whatever, he's leaving and Michael Whatley's losing in North Carolina right now. But the reason Tillis has any. Any even is because of the margins we have. He's got Tillis. Untilis knows he's got Murkowski, Collins, McConnell and who knows how many others. Like I always say, it's 9010 in the Senate Ds. It's not 5347 Rs or whatever the numbers are. Yeah, it's. And that's why. That's why Tillis runs to cnn. That's why they'll have him on, because, you know, he can sit there and blow V8 and vomit from the mouth about his nonsense like this because unfortunately right now we're stuck with him and these other ones. And we have no, you know, we can't lose any votes to get somebody a new attorney general in. And we already have four that we know are probably not going to vote for anybody we put up.

[Slick Rick]

Well, let's just ride it out with this temporary. The guy is in there now. We think he's a good guy. Let's just ride that out as long as possible until this guy's out of office.

[Damon Moore]

Well, I don't think we can go. I don't think we're gonna go with no attorney general till next January. Live from studio and I don't think Todd Blanche, I don't know. I don't think that's gonna work. Live from Studio 6B. We'll talk more about it when we get back.

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[Slick Rick]

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[Slick Rick]

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[Slick Rick]

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[Damon Moore]

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[Rick Delgado]

All right.

[Damon Moore]

Live from Studio 6B. 30 minutes past the hour. We were talking six Scott Sports. Delgado's got headline news. Vinnie Mack is here as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on a Friday from the America first warehouse. So Delgado, I don't know, did you want to jump in? What Vinnie was talking about Thom Tillis and obviously we know Tillis, Murkowski, Collins, all the Senate losers who are.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon Moore]

You know, only relevant because of how close the margins are. And unfortunately we have to deal with them and deal with like Tillis, like what he's doing here that no, you know, Nobody who touches January 6th is going to be, be able to put up as Attorney General. Well, that pretty much rules out than anybody competent that we would want.

[Rick Delgado]

Right?

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Damon Moore]

So you figure he's, he's out and then of course he'll buddy, buddy up with I'm sure Collins and Murkowski who will follow the January six line. So essentially you've got three or four votes. McConnell for sure. You have already four. You have four votes that are nos. You have every Democrat. No. So basically means no confirmation.

[Rick Delgado]

Right. So. So Tillis is throwing it with the Democrats just like the. Well, because he is a Democrat. Same with Murkowski and Collins and McConnell and, and probably Thune because they really don't care what we or the president wants. It's what they want to make sure that they stay in power. Simple as that. Then to go find out that DOJ leadership quietly dismantled the Weaponization Working Group despite President Trump's executive order mandate. And that was the group that he established. He signed the order, Executive Order 14147 on January 20th of 2025, tasked with reviewing documented cases of federal overreach, including targeting of parents at school board meetings. Guess what? Pam Bondi ex basically her group, her doj. They decided they're not going to do that. So they, they pretty much dismantled it. Didn't let it happen. Which, which explains what happened with, with Ed Martin, why he was removed. Yes, it was because the effort led by one Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche. And so you cannot have the remnants of that. Plus from what I'm also reading, where was it Here it is the gentleman's name. And I want to make sure I get it right and credit him. Brett Tolman said the plan to restructure and overhaul the Department of Justice when President Trump took office was ignored.

[Damon Moore]

Brett Tolman was my pick, by the way, for Attorney General. Remember when Trump got picked.

[Rick Delgado]

When Trump got elected, he said, unlike what happened with the State Department, unlike other agencies, the DOJ plan wasn't followed. He said, Mr. Benny Johnson. And when I say wasn't followed, they made recommendations on internal gutting that needed to occur in order for the Attorney General maintain capability to implement the administration priorities. And it didn't happen. Which means what President Trump asked them to do, they said, go screw. What?

[Slick Rick]

Why, though? I come back to this, like, is she just a rhino? Is she just part of probably the Democratic infrastructure that doesn't want to ruffle any, you know, feathers?

[Damon Moore]

Why?

[Rick Delgado]

That's probably it. Hey, these are all my buddies. We know each other. We've known each other years. We went to this club together. We do this. It's that internal club that they all kind of hobnob. They rub elbows, and they probably vacation together and enjoy, you know, weekends at the club.

[Slick Rick]

So she's just part of that.

[Rick Delgado]

Probably incestuous, that cesspool we've been trying to get rid of.

[Damon Moore]

Do we think this factors into the president's decision on who he nominates? Because does he. If he nominates Lee Zeldin, maybe Lee Zeldin gets through on the first vote.

[Rick Delgado]

He might. I saw a lot. I've seen a lot of clips of Lee Zeldin taking down Sheldon Whitehouse lately. Popped up in, like, the last 12 hours. You know, people saying, well, he may not be. He may not be tough enough. He was. He was tough on. On White House just blasting him away.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So, you know what? You know, again, don't be, Don't. Don't look at the COVID and think, oh, he looks like a nice guy. Yeah, he might. He might just rip your. Rip your heart out when you're not looking.

[Slick Rick]

I think they need a pit bull in there. Yeah, that. I think that's the only type of person that's going to work now, getting them through the nomination process.

[Vinny Mac]

They got to be a pit bull just for that.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah. I mean, that's. That's a gentleman joke. But we need a pit bull in there, definitely.

[Damon Moore]

All right, if you're in the audience, throw out some names of who you'd like to see. I mean, some people brought up Stephen Miller. Obviously, Lee Zeldin's being talked about a lot.

[Slick Rick]

Steven Miller.

[Damon Moore]

I wonder about Judge Eileen Cannon.

[Vinny Mac]

He's good where he is, though.

[Damon Moore]

What do we think about Judge Eileen Cannon down there in Florida? She's been pretty rock solid. What do you think of her as Attorney general?

[Rick Delgado]

I would take the job.

[Damon Moore]

Delgado's name has been not bantered around, but maybe we can banter it around tonight. Let's see who else the audience thinks. Tom Fitton. I'm seeing already in the, in the chat Judge Janine Pirro. Mike Lee. Okay, we'll say who. Joe.

[Rick Delgado]

Bruce Lee.

[Vinny Mac]

Bruce Lee.

[Aaron]

He's a pitbull.

[Damon Moore]

Joe the box is Bruce Lee.

[Rick Delgado]

You know what, that might not be a bad, you know Chuck Norris, I know he passed away. He might come back for this gig and still kick ass.

[Damon Moore]

Paxton. I see people in the sh say Ken Paxton. If we do Ken Paxton, then we give up the Senate to John Cornyn. Is that an acceptable trade off?

[Aaron]

I don't know.

[Damon Moore]

All right, let's do some news. Rick Delgado's got main headlines. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, David. Well, the big story I guess today is one of our own fighter jets got downed in Iran earlier today. One of the pilots who flew that F15E fighter jet in Iran, though has been rescued according to well placed sources.

[Damon Moore]

I believe both have now.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, now it's up to 2 because I haven't seen any breaking news on the second one.

[Damon Moore]

I thought I saw that both had been had been rescued and it was a miracle that both had been because God knows what would have happened if Iran had found one of them.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it would have been used as a propaganda tool and of course the Democrats would have loved it because they would have used it against President Trump. President Trump was briefed on the incident as soon as it happened, which marks the first known loss of a US aircraft in Iran since the conflict began on February 28th. When you think about how many flights, and I heard somebody break down the numbers, over 13,000 combat flights in five weeks. It worked out 2.008 of 1%. Yeah, that was the, that was the success rate of Iran versus our air superiority.

[Slick Rick]

Amazing, right?

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Slick Rick]

While the Democrats cheer. Exactly every little thing that might not go right. By the way, I don't know anything that hasn't gone right. This is war.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, exactly. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard and state media of course in Iran claimed they shot down the US Fighter jet over central Iran, specifically in the mountainous region near the Boyar Ahmed Province. Initial Iranian reports claim that the aircraft, the F35 Lightning Stealth 2 aircraft, however, that they said that they shot down, which is of course not what happened. However, the subsequent photos of the wreckage released show it was an F15 Strike Eagle, likely from the 494th Fighter Squadron based out of Royal Air Force Lakenheath Base. Trump administration notified congressional leaders about the incidents and of course the, again, that was the first jet shot down over Iran and from what I understand that's probably the most used. It's the workhorse jet of the US Air Force and the Navy, the F15E which carries I guess their biggest, you know, armored payload.

[Slick Rick]

They're flying low too right now because they do have that superiority. So you know, it's not like impossible to, if you have weaponry to try and get a hold of them.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And during the, during the rescue operations, check this out, cut number one. A couple US helicopters searching for the downed pilots getting shot at by local police. This is, it's almost comical. You almost wanted to see them kind of turn and fire on these guys on the ground but you know, they probably weren't even getting, getting, you know, hit. Here, check this out. Cut number one, watch this.

[Slick Rick]

You look after Enrico

[Rick Delgado]

and here's the guy on the ground, look at him. They jump out of a truck because you know that's, that's their. Standing there shooting at a, shooting at an armored helicopter.

[Vinny Mac]

It's like a cap gun.

[Rick Delgado]

Good luck boys.

[Slick Rick]

I thought I saw.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, here's the update from just the news. I wanted to just make sure I was right. Yeah, this was from 7:32pm Second U. S fighter jet crashes around Persian Gulf Pilot rescued the second plane crashed nearly the same time that Iran shot down an air force. Oh, maybe this is a different thing.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, that was a different, that was,

[Damon Moore]

this is a different incident. A second American fighter jet crashed in the Middle East Friday according to multiple reports and the lone pilot has been safely rescued. The second plane crashed nearly the same time that Iran shot down an Air Force F15E fighter jet where one member of the two person plane remains missing. The second aircraft has been identified as an A10 Warthog attack plane. Details in the second crash were not immediately clear including the cause of the incident in the location where the plane fell, but the pilot has been rescued. The two incidents come after the US And Israel began the weeks long. Obviously we know him that Justin News has reached out to the U. S Central Command and Pentagon for comment. That was again I believe updated at 7:32pm so I'll keep looking for the other one. I thought both had been rescued.

[Slick Rick]

Now no, two were but not the two.

[Damon Moore]

One of them with this incident, incident

[Rick Delgado]

where I know that was the second incident that wasn't in the same area as the first one. And of course Democrats are going to try to use this as they will because they hate President Trump and hate Everybody in this country that actually wants us to do. Well, as a matter of fact, according to this, heading into the midterms, according to cnn, their poll says Democrats are up big heading into the midterm election. And ask the question, can Republicans claw back the divide and avoid a blue wave? Well, I don't know. Let's go to Ro Khanna who seems to have a clear cut path to what he thinks is going to be victory. Cut number two. Check out this California representative Ro Khanna talking about what they plan to do to President Trump. Cut two, If Democrats win the House and possibly the Senate in November, there's

[Slick Rick]

a better than even chance Donald Trump gets impeached again. Absolutely, he should be impeached now.

[Aaron]

I mean, he's taking us into a

[Slick Rick]

disastrous war, threatening war crimes in Iran

[Aaron]

in terms of the knocking out people plants and knocking out electricity.

[Slick Rick]

And the Democrats will impeach him once

[Rick Delgado]

we take back the House and should

[Aaron]

impeach him for all the things he's done. And depending on the Senate, he may face conviction if we get the 60. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there you have it.

[Damon Moore]

The Democrat, I mean, there's the plan.

[Rick Delgado]

That's the plan.

[Damon Moore]

I mean, not hiding it.

[Rick Delgado]

Exactly. And we saw, we saw how popular that was the last time they did it. They got swept out of office. So let's, let's remind Ro Khanna of that. And also he, maybe he should slow down because according to cnn, the network he was just on, Harry Anton says check out this poll and he's talking about the one where it says even Democrats don't like Democrats. So I don't know where he's getting his support from. Yeah, maybe they're, they're a little bubble there. Cut number three. Damon, your favorite Harry Anton. Check them out on the poll.

[Slick Rick]

These numbers are just atrociously awful. A double A for the Democrats here. I mean, just take a look here. Congressional Dems have the right priorities.

[Rick Delgado]

Look at this.

[Slick Rick]

Overall, 74%, nearly three in four say no. Just 25% overall. Yes. You might say, okay, well at least Dems like Democrats. Not the case. Look at this. The majority of Democrats are independent suing Democrats.

[Rick Delgado]

Look at this.

[Slick Rick]

55% say no, congressional Democrats do not have the right priorities. And then you just see a minority 45% of Democrats say that congressional Democrats have the right priorities.

[Aaron]

This to me just jumps out of

[Slick Rick]

the screen because it screams primary challenges all over the map.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, and it's, and it screams, I don't think we're going to see the blue wave that The Democrats think they're going to get because I think they're only talking to themselves.

[Slick Rick]

They've been doing this for two election cycles.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

You know, both when Trump, you know, the election was stolen from Trump and then. And when he won two election cycles, they've gotten it completely wrong.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

How do we trust them now?

[Rick Delgado]

And they seem to think the hate Trump, let's impeach him campaign bumper sticker is going to be a winning strategy when it looks like even their own voters don't like them. So.

[Damon Moore]

All right, a lot more news to do on a Friday night at the America First Warehouse. Real America's Voice live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this,

[Slick Rick]

Sam.

[Damon Moore]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Delgado's got headline news. Vinnie Mac's got some more stuff to do as well. I don't know if everybody caught this. President Trump was in the ova. Yes, they signed a bunch of, of executive orders, but I don't know, something just seemed off to me about it yesterday. Here's video of it, if you didn't see it. That's the basis of tonight's Baby News Network. Roll it, Aaron.

[Aaron]

Good evening, America. Your favorite president here with some very exciting news. I have signed several new executive orders today, and yeah, I think you're going to love them. Very bold, very progressive. You're going to get very tired of all the winning that's about to happen, believe me. Okay, let's go through them. Executive order number one. We are sending $8 billion to daycares in Minnesota. But here's the thing. No children allowed. The daycares must be completely empty at all times. If a child shows up, believe it or not, straight to jail. We want vacant buildings, fake sign in sheets, and names from Disney movies on the attendance list. Simba better be clocked in by 8am or we're pulling the funding. Oh, wait, that already happened. That's not my executive order. That's just Minnesota. My apologies. All right, moving on. Executive order number two. Men will now be officially allowed to compete in women's sports because you can always use more people crying on the podium. Very emotional, very intelligent. If your daughter trained her whole life to win a gold medal, don't worry. A 6 foot 2 gentleman named Derek who started identifying as Donna on Tuesday will be handling that from here. Very brave of Derek or Donna. Well, I guess whoever shows up that day. April fools. No, the Democrats actually pushed for that. Very real, very sad. I couldn't make this stuff up. And I'm a very creative person. Probably the most creative, actually. Executive order number three. All criminals will be released from jail immediately. No bail. You steal, you walk. You rob a store on camera, you get a gift card and an apology from the mayor. In fact, we're renaming prisons to temporary timeout centers and we're adding a juice bar. Because nothing says rehabilitation like a smoothie and zero consequences. Actually, that's just California. That's literally just California right now. I didn't even have to write that one. I just described a Tuesday in San Francisco. Very progressive. The shoplifters are thriving. I mean, nobody's ever seen anything like it. Executive order number four. The border is officially open. Anyone can come in. No id, no background check, no questions asked. We're putting out a welcome mat, a gift basket, and a voter registration form. Actually, we're skipping the form. You're automatically registered. Don't worry about which party, we already picked for you. I'd say April Fools, except that's literally what happened. For four years under Biden, Joe was at the border holding the door open like a Walmart. Welcome to America, Jack. The shopping carts are to your left. Very hospitable. Very illegal, but very hospitable. Executive order number five. We are banning gas stoves. No more cooking with fire. If you want to make eggs, warm them up with positive, positive energy and hope for the best. If that doesn't work, order doordash. We're also banning gas cars, gas lawnmowers, and gas in general. If you need to get somewhere, just ride a bicycle or simply believe you're already there. Very green. Very hungry, but very green. And my personal favorite, executive order number six. Every government document will now require your preferred pronouns, your zodiac sign, your Hogwarts house, and a short essay on why America is terrible. If you don't feel guilty about something, the form is incomplete. Please resubmit with more guilt. Now. I know what you're thinking, sir. These are insane. Nobody would actually do these things. And you're right, I would never do these things. These are crazy, deranged. The work of absolute lunatics. But here's the punchline, folks. Every single one of these, the Democrats either did it, tried to do it, or. Or are currently doing it right now. I didn't write a single joke today. I just read their platform out loud. That's the funniest part. So happy April Fool's Day, America. From your favorite president. The only prank I'm pulling today is making the country so Good. That the Democrats can't believe it's real. And that's the usual protocol, quite frankly.

[Damon Moore]

There you go.

[Rick Delgado]

Wow.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

That was fabulous.

[Rick Delgado]

That was. Wow. I'd never seen a baby Gavin Newsom before.

[Vinny Mac]

Yeah, that's a good one.

[Rick Delgado]

Hair looks wonderful, Vin.

[Slick Rick]

The. The truth is humorous.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, right.

[Aaron]

Oh, my God.

[Rick Delgado]

The best part is I didn't write a single joke. I didn't have to.

[Damon Moore]

That's a great one.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, man.

[Damon Moore]

Oh, man. All right, a couple minutes here till we wrap up our one. Vinnie, Max, got some more news. What's going on, Vin?

[Slick Rick]

I've got a big time. Yeah. Okay. Something that we can all get our arms around. We can celebrate. We could. We could say, finally, someone trying to figure out a way all of. With all of these.

[Damon Moore]

You're not playing the piano anymore.

[Rick Delgado]

I. Yeah, I can put my arms around that, David.

[Slick Rick]

You see, Damon Moore goes right to the piano, and he knows I'm an artist. I am an artist, and I will be playing the piano at halftime. Thank you very much. The. The big. Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

Artist formerly known as Vin.

[Damon Moore]

Halftime.

[Rick Delgado]

Like nine o'.

[Damon Moore]

Clock.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah. Halftime at nine o' clock tomorrow night, 1001. I'll be playing easy once again for the third hour. Yeah. Thank you. But the big yeah is for the Suffolk County District Attorney, Ray Tierney.

[Vinny Mac]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

Good man. Yeah. Let's give this guy a big, big hell yeah. Because what he did was he figured out a way to sidestep the no bail laws, all the sanctuary city stuff, all the no bail laws that are out there. A child rapist, an illegal immigrant, raped a 5 year old child and he was going to be released. And what did this guy do? He sidestepped the no bail laws and got him to be brought to the immigration and customs guys who now are holding him, and they're going to hold him till the trial. It's kind of a tricky move to do that, but he did that. And this is what we need. This is what we need attorney generals to do across the. The country. You know, we can't. The no bail laws have. What have they done for us except try to harm our citizens? Trying to harm people in the streets, get people pushed off subways into the. Into the tracks. Everything and everything right here in our backyard. Riverhead, New York. The Suffolk County District Attorney did something that took a lot of cajones to do. So cheers and kudos to him. Progressive reforms have made it impossible for them to hold these criminals, so he had to navigate and do some tricky things. So I don't Know what you guys think about this, but I think make this guy the head of the head of the DOJ now, why not? Because he figured out a way around their nonsense.

[Vinny Mac]

Actually, Ray Tierney swore me in as president of the Chamber two years ago. Good friend of mine. Love, Ray.

[Aaron]

So, from.

[Damon Moore]

From the article, like Vin said, two progressive reforms had to be navigated deftly to hold the defendant responsible for his alleged horrific crimes. District Attorney Ray Tierney's said due to the state's controversial policies, prosecutors weren't even allowed to ask the judge to set cash bail or bond on the initial charge of endangering the welfare of a child, according to the DA's office. And because of the state's 2020 protect our courts Act, ICE agents could be subject to prosecution if they arrested the suspect at the courthouse following his no bail release.

[Slick Rick]

That's astonishing. And that's evil, by the way. That's not even like law. That's not even progressive. That's just flat out evil. Intentionally putting someone to put people in harm's way, especially children.

[Damon Moore]

And as Tierney said, what's amazing is not only the laws currently that he's dealing with on the books, but he says up in Albany right now, they're debating things that are. Make this even worse, make it even harder, of course, to deal with guys like this.

[Rick Delgado]

That's what they want. They elevate the criminal because it takes the eyes off of their own criminality.

[Slick Rick]

I just. I mean, we were talking about the midterms. We're talking about all the stuff that could be happening, all the independents. You're talking about their popularity. Who on earth thinks this is a good idea?

[Rick Delgado]

Right? And it goes right back to. What do you call it? Baby News Network.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

President Trump, he wouldn't have to write that joke because the joke is actually a real law. And that's the scary part.

[Damon Moore]

Here's the loophole of what he did. So Tierney's office in Suffolk County Police Department found a loophole. They released the suspect with only a desk appearance ticket rather than bringing him to court, and that allowed them to coordinate his immediate arrest by ICE for allegedly entering the US Illegally.

[Slick Rick]

Well done. Yes.

[Damon Moore]

That's what they did.

[Slick Rick]

All right, that's a wrap.

[Damon Moore]

Hour one, Hour two on a Friday night at the American first warehouse. Coming up right after this,

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[Aaron]

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

[Damon Moore]

All right. It is live from Studio 6B. Hour two on a Friday night. Please don't do that. Hour two on Friday night at the American first warehouse. Glad you're in. Slickster is going to do some more sports. Rick Delgado's got main headlines. Vinnie Mac's got some more news.

[Slick Rick]

How you doing?

[Rick Delgado]

How you doing?

[Damon Moore]

We're doing fine, man. How are you?

[Slick Rick]

No, I'm saying how you doing? That's just like a greeting.

[Damon Moore]

Okay, got it. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Friday night. Glad you're in, everybody. Hope you have a great weekend. As you just heard coming into the break, though, that is the brand new song from real America's music. Yeah. Our brand new release is out. It's called Ammunition in partnership with Bass Records and it's out now. We need you to go download it and you can get it on all your favorite music outlets. Wherever you download music, you can download that. Now. Ammunition recording artist on that single is Rachel Holt, and she joins us now. Rachel, welcome to the show. How are you?

[Rachel Holt]

Hi.

[Damon Moore]

Good.

[Rachel Holt]

How are you?

[Damon Moore]

Very good. It's great to have you. Song sounds great.

[Rachel Holt]

Thank you so much.

[Damon Moore]

What inspired ammunition? Maybe the title and a little bit about the song. Tell us bit. A little. A little bit about it.

[Rachel Holt]

So basically this song is about just not backing down for what you believe in. And it can apply to many different things in life, but, you know, it's just firing back at people and not letting them take you down, you know?

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, absolutely. And the idea of ammunition that you use in the title, you use it in some lyrics.

[Rick Delgado]

But what.

[Damon Moore]

What do you hope people take away when they hear the song? Kind of.

[Aaron]

Overall,

[Rachel Holt]

well, the beat is very good, too, so it's kind of getting the point across, you know, kind of gets you going. You know, it's like a rock country song.

[Damon Moore]

Ish.

[Rachel Holt]

But basically it's like kind of like Jason Aldean song tried in a small town. It wasn't supposed to be anything controversial or anything like that, but you can definitely take it that way, especially with everything that's been going on in the world recently, you know? Yeah, just like the War and then everything to do with Trump right now and everything. So we kind of had inspiration for that with like the attempted assassination and everything that was going on. And, you know, of course he's not going to back down for our country and everything. So.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah. And as you say in the song, I'll keep stocking up on ammunition, I think it's probably obviously this, the line of the song that kind of really stands out when you're writing that and you. And you kind of say that's the line we're going to focus on. What does that line mean to you?

[Rachel Holt]

You know, basically it's like you just keep taking what people are giving to you, but you don't do anything right away. You just keep taking it, but you finally get your shot to fire back at them, you know.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah. And obviously this is.

[Rachel Holt]

My sound is off. I have AirPods in, but I don't know if it's working correctly, guys.

[Damon Moore]

No, you sound. No, you sound. You sound great. You sound great here. And you sound great on the record as well. By the way, obviously you've teamed up here at Real America's Music and Based Records. I love, first of all, the name and Bass records. I actually watched some of their on their website, some of the videos they put out. I like the messaging on what they're trying to do. I think the message that they give that there's a lot of artists out there that are afraid to come out, that are pretty based and are pretty up on loving the country and are not afraid to say. Well, maybe they are afraid to say it because they're afraid of the music industry.

[Vinny Mac]

But.

[Rachel Holt]

Yeah, of course. But you do get a whole new fan base when you do that too. Yeah, you know.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, absolutely. When you think about Real America's music and you think about Bass Records on the. In this partnership, on the release, what's that experience been like for you, a young up and coming artist?

[Rachel Holt]

Yeah, I'm 20 years old now, but when I got with based, I was 18 and the first song we ever put out was a pro life song and of course that got a lot of hate as well. But it also brought me a new audience too. And it, of course it was good. Able to share it to both sides there and we got both feedback from both sides. So any publicity is good publicity.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, absolutely. It is pretty amazing to think you can have, you know, songs about, you know, loving your country, loving where you grow up, loving where you come from, and somehow it's controversial. It's.

[Rachel Holt]

It's kind of I know.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah. It's kind of crazy, right? I mean, but country music is obviously tackling it, I would say, a little bit more and more. We're seeing. Even on American Idol right now, we're seeing this girl who's a country artist who's. Who's kind of the favorite to win, and she's making no bummies. She's singing songs about Jesus every week. And.

[Rachel Holt]

Yeah, I just seen that.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, you got Carrie Underwood. They're crying and holding their hands up. So, I mean, you are seeing some of it loosen up a little bit. But so what's next for you and where can people go right now to support you and support the song?

[Rachel Holt]

So we're working on an EP or an album coming out around summertime, and I've got about five songs in the works. Got a beach song, too, so got some good things coming. But any social media is just Rachel Holt music or Bass records, you can find anything on there.

[Damon Moore]

All right, well, when you have that EP out, you want to come up here to the America first warehouse. We're going to put a stage right over there, and you can come up here and rock out with us on a Friday night.

[Rick Delgado]

Let's do it.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah. Right in front of a live audience, man. Now we're talking.

[Aaron]

Big deal.

[Damon Moore]

Naveen, you're not going to play the piano.

[Slick Rick]

I could play the piano.

[Rick Delgado]

Don't.

[Vinny Mac]

Don't play the gazoo with Delgado.

[Slick Rick]

Rachel told me I could play the piano.

[Damon Moore]

Rachel, don't encourage. Good God, please keep your career going on an upward trajectory. Don't get Vin involved. Rachel Holt, her new song Ammunition is out right now in real America. His music. And again, you can get it. We want you to download it. Streaming, it's great, too. We want you to download it right now so you have it on your phone. You can listen to it all day long. So go download right now. Ammunition. Rachel, we really appreciate you joining us telling us about the song. Best of luck with it. We're going to support it. We're going to push it. Thank you so much for coming on.

[Rachel Holt]

Thank you, guys.

[Damon Moore]

All right, Rachel Holt right there. Brand new song, Ammunition on real America's music. Go check it out. Go download it now. Especially if you're a country fan like I am, you're gonna like it. She girl sounds good on there. Real good. So go get Ammunition itunes, wherever it is, download it now and put it on your phone.

[Slick Rick]

I like that tune. I really got into that on the promo.

[Vinny Mac]

Good beat.

[Slick Rick]

Great beat. Yeah, she's got a nice voice. I mean, and also I like the idea of this ammunition of, listen, we've been beaten up by the left, through the media, through the left, all their narratives. You know, this is all about just fighting back. You know, as Trump said, fight, fight, fight. Right?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. But it always scares me when you hear the. The female country songs because it always seems to. To take it out on the guys. And now they're taking ammunition, too. Yeah, first they beat up your truck. Right, Exactly. So, you know, Rachel, cut us some slack.

[Slick Rick]

I'll get her nice and calm. I'll play the piano.

[Rick Delgado]

It'll be very nice. Oh, great.

[Vinny Mac]

Delgado speaks from experience. Over here.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, boy. Yeah, yeah.

[Damon Moore]

All right, very good.

[Rick Delgado]

Wait, what does that mean?

[Vinny Mac]

You call you this your keys.

[Slick Rick]

I'll take the check, please.

[Vinny Mac]

You pull table fly from your UFO here.

[Damon Moore]

Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night at the American First Warehouse. Okay, Delgado's got headlines. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, David. Well, we're talking about our guy. We were talking. What?

[Damon Moore]

Well, you're talking about Carvel.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. You know, that's the flashbang known as James Carville. Gollum with glasses, as I like to say. Well, he's out and about once again as he gloats. A Democrats, just like Ro Khanna said are going to go after President Trump. This time. He, of course, delivers a few extra bangers in his statement, along with saying he's going to go after the stupid jackass kids and their spouses as well, saying that the president's going to get hit in the mouth like Mike Tyson. Well, don't take my word for it. Take it from a veteran Democratic strategist, James Carville, and what he has to say. Here he is, cut, number nine. Check this out. Listen to me, Trump.

[Slick Rick]

I'm going to tell you fat. You're getting ready to get the living crap kicked out of you. You don't know because they haven't really told you.

[Aaron]

And let me tell you something. They're gonna.

[Slick Rick]

They're gonna start breaking the news to

[Aaron]

you kind of gently. The Democrats are going to investigate you to no end. I would like to introduce you to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse d. Rhode Island.

[Slick Rick]

Then they're gonna start going after you.

[Aaron]

Then they're gonna start figuring out where

[Slick Rick]

all the money stolen is. Then they're gonna go after you stupid Jack kids and their spouses and all

[Aaron]

other bull that you see, and they don't investigate you. And then when it comes to this

[Slick Rick]

stuff you're doing in Iraq, I gotta tell you, you're getting really, really, really close to war crimes here.

[Aaron]

You're probably gonna cross the line. And the one thing that Democrats are

[Slick Rick]

going to insist on in the 2028 election is that if you're indicted by the international courts, and I think that's

[Aaron]

the end of the somewhere in the

[Slick Rick]

Netherlands, we're gonna protect your ass, whatever it is, not gonna protect. You understand that?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it from James Carlin.

[Damon Moore]

I wanted to blow it up, but I also wanted to hear how crazy. I mean, I just, you know, it's like kind of a both sides deal. I wanted to blow it up, but I also just, I couldn't stop watching. Like a car wreck.

[Rick Delgado]

He's nuts.

[Damon Moore]

Like he is. Just, it needs to be in a rubber room.

[Rick Delgado]

And he seems to think that President Trump doesn't have any experience with being chased and gone after and weaponized, having lawfare thrown at him since, oh, I don't know, 2016. He seems to think this is going to be brand new, that the President has no idea what the Democrats are up to. As a matter of fact, though, what's crazy is that Carville is not the only one that said this. Right. You heard it from Ro Khanna, what they're going to, what they plan to do to President Trump. But we also last month heard it from Susan Rice. And they're making these threats and their threats that, you know, anybody who sides or has done anything with the president, guess what? They kind of sound like the communists. Let me remind you what Susan Rice sounded like last month. Cut 10. Listen to this idiot.

[Vinny Mac]

They're going to be held accountable by

[Slick Rick]

those who come in opposition to Trump and win at the ballot box. And I can tell you, Preet, you know, as I talk to leaders in Washington, leaders in our party, leaders in

[Vinny Mac]

the states, if these corporations think that

[Slick Rick]

Democrats, when they come back in power,

[Aaron]

are going to play by the old

[Rick Delgado]

rules

[Aaron]

and say, oh, never mind, we'll

[Slick Rick]

forgive you for all the people you

[Aaron]

fired, all the policies and principles you've

[Slick Rick]

violated, all, you know, the laws you've skirted. I think they've got another thing coming.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So again, warnings from the Democrats that, guess what about.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, guess what people you fired as the chief executive of the brand, what

[Rick Delgado]

laws be damned, they're going to politically go after all of their enemies and try to put them all in jail.

[Damon Moore]

These are ruin their lives, no doubt.

[Slick Rick]

These are not threats, okay? These are marketing messages from the DNC to, for the midterms. This is, this is their marketing campaign, which is, we're Going to take Trump down at all costs. Again, it worked for them, in a sense, in 2020, this is what worked. Even though they stole the election.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Slick Rick]

This is what worked.

[Rick Delgado]

So it really didn't work, Right.

[Slick Rick]

Well, it did because they stole the election. But this is a marketing campaign. That's what bugs me about all this stuff. It's just marketing. Now, will they do it? Yeah, they probably will. But this is. This is to get all the crazies on board with them.

[Rick Delgado]

But if anything, it's great to see, because then the American people go like, do we really want our government to turn into communists that just chase people that they don't agree with to put them in jail.

[Slick Rick]

That's exactly the point. Exactly.

[Rick Delgado]

The more that we shine a spotlight on this and expose these communists for who they are, because that's what they. That's what. This is, what they're pushing.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

The more I think the American people are going to be like, yeah, I don't think we're gonna go down this road.

[Slick Rick]

We don't agree. Let's go after them. That's basically what we're all about.

[Rick Delgado]

Exactly.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Damon Moore]

All right, more sports. More news of any Mac coming up live at the American first warehouse right after this.

[Slick Rick]

Sam.

[Damon Moore]

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[Vinny Mac]

What's going on? One of the biggest upsets in Final Four history. Yukon has fell to South Carolina 62 to 48. The women's team, massive upset. Matt Miller right over my shoulder. Did you see that upset? I looked down.

[Rick Delgado]

Boom.

[Vinny Mac]

Unbelievable.

[Rick Delgado]

Big deal.

[Vinny Mac]

Tania Lotson, 16 points to lead all scorers in the Final four. Texas and UCLA coming up at 9:40. Big D, what do you think about that? UConn was a lock, right?

[Damon Moore]

Well, guess no one's a lock, but wow, that's a. That's a. That's. They didn't show up.

[Vinny Mac]

That's a massive upset.

[Damon Moore]

South Carolina played some really good defense. I don't know. I have to watch it.

[Vinny Mac]

Unbelievable. And NHL action not looking good on the island here. For the New York island, this is the Flyers. Just went up 4 to 1 with 9 to go there in the third period. Huge playoff implications as the season winds down. Less than 10 days to go and less than seven games for the Islanders. Probably six games at this point. And the only other game in action tonight, 10pm Blues and the Ducks in Anaheim getting it on to 10pm so, and just this one quick story. Big D. NHL investigating fans for Nazi Salute at Dallas Stars game after video goes Viral Warner Todd Houston at Breitbart Officials at the aptly named American Airlines center in Dallas where the NHL's Dallas Stars play, are investigating after a video went viral showing fans giving a Nazi salute during the game. The video reportedly shows fans delivering the raised arm salute during the Dec. 21 game when the Stars faced the Toronto Maple Leafs. While the game is months old, the video clip is just now going viral. Aaron, could you run cut 15 for us, please?

[Slick Rick]

Look at this.

[Vinny Mac]

The fans are chanting Dallas Stars these guys. There you go. American Airlines arena has zero tolerance for any acts of hate and or discrimination and we aim to ensure an environment for our guests that is free from disruptive behaviors, including foul, abusive language and obscene gestures, the arena said in a statement, according to the New York Post. As such, we strongly denounce the actions that appear to be depicted in the video footage and are conducting an internal investigation. All fans and attendees are expected to adhere to AAC and as applicable, NBA or NHL codes of conduct when attending events, the statement said. The spokesman for the Star said the team is fully aligned with the arena statement and working with them to find out exactly what happened. The video went viral from a Reddit post that has since been deleted. But we had that clip there from X. So unbelievable there, Big D. That's a wrap in sports.

[Damon Moore]

All right, slick. Very good sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Let's do some news with Vinnie Mac. Vinnie Mac, what's going on?

[Slick Rick]

Well, Trump has essentially just wreaked havoc on just about every institution that's been corrupt and has held things back, NATO being one of them, as we know. He's gotten NATO and members of NATO to pay more money. He's gone right after them and they have. But one of the things that's been consistent with NATO is when one NATO member gets into a conflict, the others do come in. And the narrative all about Trump from the left at least, is he's wrecking NATO. He's attacking NATO. He's taking issues with NATO. Oh my God, he's doing all this stuff with NATO. No, he's not. He's exposing NATO. He's exposing NATO for their anti US Actions and narrative. This has been consistent for decades. It's only recently that someone's actually had the nerve to speak about this and to talk about it and to challenge NATO. What other president in our history has challenged NATO? Even Marco Rubio, who's a huge fan of NATO. He's been one of their biggest supporters. And NATO Is there for a good reason. After World War II, you know, we all got together and said we got to protect you know, our way of life in case something like this happens again. It was set up for that not to be an anti American, anti United States entity. One of which we provide most all the funding, one of which we provide most all the firepower to do things. No, they constantly undermine us, they constantly don't support us. They come in, get in our way at just about every turn, especially when it comes to President Trump. So the narrative that I think I want to expose today is that he's not wrecking NATO, he's simply exposing it. And I thought that was something interesting to talk about, because part of the narrative against Trump overall is he's wrecking all of these institutions. He's not. He's exposing them all. The doj, all the, all the, all the criminal activity they did to try and take Trump down. All the things that have happened across the board, just about every entity, all the theft, all the grift, all the money that's wasted, all these fake NGOs out there, all of these things. The Department of Education, you can go on and on and on and on and on about these areas of government that Trump hasn't wrecked. He's exposed. And here's another one, Damon. Not sure what you think about this with NATO, but it seems pretty logical to me. He's exposing them.

[Damon Moore]

That's the North American Treaty Organization. According to the New York Times today, the North American Treaty Organization.

[Slick Rick]

Well done.

[Damon Moore]

The New York Times headline says. Yeah, that's like, does anybody over there even understand what they're writing about the North American Treaty Organization? That's what the New York Times headline was today.

[Rick Delgado]

Right? That's because that's where France, Germany, Italy, they're all in North America.

[Damon Moore]

Sure, I mean, I saw that today. I mean, I don't know if they put a retraction out, but I mean, just. Oh, my God. Just crazy.

[Slick Rick]

What do you think of this headline, Bob? North America?

[Damon Moore]

Well, we said this the other night. When you lose, when you've lost Marco Rubio, who, I mean, I'm not sure who else is a bigger supporter of NATO than Rubio was before he got into this administration. If you think of the last years and when you've lost Rubio, and he's saying this has become a one way street and maybe we need to rethink it, obviously you see the influence of what the President is, as you say, trying to expose and waking up even people around him. That were pretty big supporters, I mean, of NATO.

[Slick Rick]

Well, they're seeing it firsthand, right? I mean, there are issues Rubio is trying to solve and he's seeing NATO just get in their way.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

And not support us. So whether you're a supporter or not, you see their actions and how do you support that?

[Vinny Mac]

All right.

[Damon Moore]

Live, Studio 6B at the America first warehouse on a Friday night. More to do. We're back right after this.

[Rick Delgado]

It's the North America First Warehouse.

[Slick Rick]

Thank you, Sam.

[Damon Moore]

All right, live from Studio 6P, 30 minutes past the hour on a Friday night, on a good Friday at the America First Warehouse. Vinnie Mac is here. Rick Delgado's Got Headline News. Slickster's doing some sports, a couple more segments to go.

[Slick Rick]

How you doing?

[Damon Moore]

Let's talk about the job numbers this morning. Those came out, Delgado. Tell me about it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it was kind of surprising. Everybody had called for a down jobs report for the month of March. But lo and behold, wham o things didn't turn out that way. As a matter of fact, US economy added almost 200,000 jobs, 178,000 jobs, according to the March jobs report, soaring past the expectations, the Labor Department said on Friday, and also edged the unemployment rate down to 4.3%. The economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected a gain of only 65,000 jobs. Damon, reversing the February drop that month, of course, that was revised from 92,000 to 133,000. So economists had projected no change in the unemployment rate. But wa bang, looky who gets a cookie. And that would be the Trump administration. It looks like the policies seem to be adding more jobs and not government jobs, talking about the federal government hiring 200,000 people and saying, oh, look, we created jobs. No, this is from the private sector. Here is, of course, CNBC announcing those job numbers. Cut number five. Check this out.

[Aaron]

Job job jobs report expecting 65,000. We are significantly stronger.

[Slick Rick]

178,000.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So a big number of government jobs, non government jobs. These are private sector jobs, which is much better than a government job because let's face it, the government really doesn't produce anything to pay for those jobs. They'd have to take it from you in the form of taxes and then, of course, give these people benefits and pensions and you'd be paying for them forever. Luckily, that's not what's happening here. Unfortunately for cnn, they had to report this, too. And wow, check this out. Cut number six from cnn. Damon, check this out.

[Slick Rick]

I mean, the expectation was what, 60,000

[Aaron]

jobs and it's 178.

[Slick Rick]

Wow. Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

Look, the job market bounced back in

[Slick Rick]

a big way in March, and that is good news.

[Rick Delgado]

Really.

[Slick Rick]

Blowing away expectations.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, blowing away the expectations. And again, they had projected only about 65,000 jobs gained for the month of March. While overall job growth was better than anticipated. The share of people have been without work for 27 weeks or more also ticked up very slightly as well. But it's difficult to secure that as the number is marginally attached to those workers who wanted to work but hadn't, but they haven't been also looking for a job. So you've got some mixed numbers in there. But all signs look at least positive when it comes to job creation in the private sector.

[Damon Moore]

Well, you know, I mean, the job numbers are propaganda for the most part. Unfortunately, the BLS stuff is not. It's all nonsense. We know most of it. The problem with the job numbers is you have to look at the revisions from February, and the revisions from February are huge, down 133,000. And you look at. To look at where the jobs are. Most of the jobs we saw today are in the health care sector. They're almost all in the health care sector. Powell spoke today. I believe Powell spoke today. And Powell said there are almost zero jobs being created in the private sector. They're all being created in the health care. Now, it's good that the government is shrinking, continually shrinking. The jobs in government continue to shrink. But you know, these numbers, it's just so hard for regular people to actually understand what the numbers actually mean and where the jobs really are. It's just most of it is just nonsense.

[Rick Delgado]

All right, According to Damon.

[Damon Moore]

Well, no, it's not according to Damon. I'm just. I'm just.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, if they're in the healthcare system, that that means they're not government jobs. Right.

[Slick Rick]

There's companies that are hiding, not technically government jobs. The other thing that is up that we didn't talk about is that the help wanted. There's a. Was way more help wanted. Like people trying to hire people. They're just not getting them to be hired out there than we've had in a long, long, long time. Which I think is one of the biggest indicators, you know, when we're looking for people and we can't find them to hire. I mean, that's a. That's a big indicator.

[Rick Delgado]

That should be a plus. Yep.

[Damon Moore]

All right, what else?

[Slick Rick]

Dog?

[Damon Moore]

I don't know if you.

[Rick Delgado]

Again, you know, when you talk about the midterms that are coming up, you think about the Job numbers that could be a positive. Hopefully it keeps going, trending in that direction. The Democrats, of course, exposing what their plan is for the midterms that they think will get them more seats so they can go after Trump and go after anybody who doesn't think like they do and try to put them in jail. But this is what spurs Stephen A. Smith, because again, there we go. Stephen A. Who's not running for president, but seems to really be talking about all the things he would like to do if he were president, of course, or at least running. Here he is. Stephen A. Cut number four. Again, he's not running for president, but here he is talking about why he'd want to debate Democrats based on, you know, policies moving forward. Cut number four.

[Slick Rick]

Stephen A. I'd give anything to be

[Aaron]

on that debate stage against them Democrats.

[Damon Moore]

Oh, I'd get anything. And everybody says, why not the gop? Well, Tim, me, no matter what fault I find with the gop, because the

[Aaron]

African American community hasn't necessarily supported the

[Damon Moore]

GOP for all of these decades.

[Aaron]

They're not my issue.

[Damon Moore]

My issue is the people that smiled in my face and told me they

[Slick Rick]

had our back as a community and did it.

[Aaron]

See, that's the difference. If I'm looking at you religiously as a conservative. Conservative or a member of the gop,

[Damon Moore]

and I'm able to point to a

[Slick Rick]

multitude of things that enable me to

[Aaron]

say, you ain't really for us, you're for you.

[Damon Moore]

And if we benefit, fine. But if we don't, we don't.

[Slick Rick]

But you're not really for us.

[Damon Moore]

Right.

[Slick Rick]

That's entirely different, whether we like it

[Damon Moore]

or not, than people who said they were for us.

[Aaron]

Come to find out you weren't.

[Damon Moore]

So because of that, I. That's when you see me talking about the Democratic Party.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there he is again, Stephen A. Not running for president, but talking like he is.

[Slick Rick]

He said some great things. But one of the things I really disagree with what he's saying is they're not for or against them. They're for keeping them down and making them dependent on their policies. That's what they're for. It doesn't matter what the ethnicity is. You could be Hispanic, black, Chinese. Doesn't matter if they can keep you down and keep you dependent on their policies. And that's what they're for. They couldn't give a hoot about black people, white people, Chinese people, Hispanics. No matter what it is, they just want to keep you down. That's what they run it for.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Slick Rick]

And that's why I think what Stephen A. Is like. Well, the black community this, the black community that. It's not about the black community.

[Rick Delgado]

Right, but, but that exposes exactly what the Democrats.

[Slick Rick]

Fair enough. And I like him speaking out of that. It's just, it just that needs that nuance.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Because he, he does reach a certain segment of the audience that needs to hear that.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So. And finally, Damon talking about space.

[Slick Rick]

Hello.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, look, look what's in the center of the stage. How do you think I got here tonight?

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, there you go.

[Rick Delgado]

My mark for Mork egg. As a matter of fact, Artemis 2 is in day number three. They took off on Wednesday, late Wednesday. The astronauts, the astronauts now see Earth in the rear view mirror. According to Space.com of course, the astronauts shared the view of. Shared the view of Earth with billions of people that are of course still stuck here watching them fly away. A gorgeous shot of our own home planet shining like a sapphire in the blackness of space. The photo shows Earth from the Artemis II Orion spacecraft on Thursday evening, which would have been last night after a crucial engine burn that took it out of Earth's orbit and sent it hurtling towards the moon. Could be that we're heading to the moon for the first time. I didn't say that. Why would I say that? That would sound crazy. Let's hear from Reed Wiseman. He's one of the astronauts in the capsule. Hear what he has to say. Cut number seven about humans going to the moon for the first time. Cut seven.

[Damon Moore]

It might hit, it might land wrong,

[Slick Rick]

but I'm going to try anyway.

[Damon Moore]

This is the first time we're going to send humans to the moon and we're going to have humans in low Earth orbit. That is awesome.

[Public Ad Announcer]

Like we should, as humanity, we should

[Slick Rick]

take a brief moment to go.

[Damon Moore]

That's awesome. One of the things that we most

[Public Ad Announcer]

asked for and look forward to is

[Slick Rick]

we are going to do a crew

[Public Ad Announcer]

conference between Integrity and the International Space Station.

[Slick Rick]

The crew that's up there.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there he is. I didn't say it. The guy who's flying the Artemis 2 said this could be the first time that humans are going to the moon. I'm just saying. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Damon Chris Bledsoe has a 2012 vision playing out right before our eyes. Easter of 2026. Chris Bledsoe is a North Carolina based former construction contractor and also has investigated many UFO figures in the past. This is him talking about his prediction with Sean Ryan. Sean Ryan actually pops up in this cut number eight. Listen to this. It's a very interesting clip and it sounds like things are starting to play out now in real time. Cut number eight. Check this out.

[Vinny Mac]

And I put this in writing to the Pentagon in 2012. When I told this 2012, one thing she told me was when you see Iran and Israel exchanging missiles. And I saw it the way she tells me is a vision of.

[Damon Moore]

I see it like a living picture screen. I could see the rockets flying.

[Slick Rick]

Then all of a sudden orbs appeared

[Vinny Mac]

out of the ocean everywhere.

[Aaron]

Great.

[Vinny Mac]

And I told the government, that's if

[Slick Rick]

you, if this happens, the orbs are

[Vinny Mac]

going to appear and wake people up and stop it.

[Slick Rick]

That's what she told me.

[Damon Moore]

April 2026.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, April of 2026. Which is now. He made this prediction back and exposed it to the Pentagon, told them about it back in 2012. And now we're seeing, of course, you know, the war between the US, Israel and Iran with Iran and Israel trading missiles back and forth as we're coming up on Easter. So we'll have things to look out for, any orb sightings supposedly by this weekend. We'll see what happens. Cut number 11, though.

[Damon Moore]

Here's Tim Burchett, like a 90 year old Matthew McConaughey.

[Vinny Mac]

It does.

[Rick Delgado]

Here's, here's Tim Burchett, one of our favorite reps. Yeah. Out of Tennessee, Dagum. Here he is talking about the underwater UFO phenomenon. Cut number 11. Check this out.

[Aaron]

All right.

[Slick Rick]

I had a high ranking and I was a former member of the Navy. The last thing he told me before he went out that door was, Tim, they're real. And he described the situation under the water, that they, they sonar an object about as big as a football field that was doing close to 200 miles an hour. And there's no fish that, there's no fish that's as big as a football field. And there sure as hell isn't anything that can do 200 miles an hour.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there's a congressman, Tim Burchett, who I don't think we think he's nuts. Right. He seems like a straight talker.

[Vinny Mac]

Well, it's a well of a story.

[Slick Rick]

I would volunteer Katanchi Brown to be, to be introduced to the aliens, perhaps taking her underwater with that football field ship because that's where she belongs.

[Rick Delgado]

And then finally from Tim Burchett, here he is talking about President Trump and what President Trump might do. He had a conversation with the president and he talks about it here. Cut 13. Damon, see what's going on here. I'm just saying cut 13.

[Slick Rick]

If any president is going to give

[Vinny Mac]

us the answers on this one, it's

[Slick Rick]

going to be him, right? I think so. He's a wild card. But it's his wild card is. Is very tactically done. And I had a conversation about that with him about this very incident. I mean, very issue. And I. And he's going to. And I explained to him that I've been told that he was on a need to know basis. I wanted to light a little fire under him, let him, you know, there's the people out there against him. And I think if they. If you underestimate Donald J. Trump.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it. Well, a bunch of different.

[Damon Moore]

What do we have?

[Vinny Mac]

Is that an eternal basis and we

[Aaron]

don't know

[Rick Delgado]

what we seem to have.

[Damon Moore]

You keep promising things that aren't happening.

[Rick Delgado]

What we seem to have are things starting to come together all at the same time.

[Slick Rick]

I've been taking notes and I got a blank page over here, but I've been taking notes.

[Vinny Mac]

Hey, there's no upsideing right there.

[Damon Moore]

As close as we're going to get.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know what you're talking about

[Damon Moore]

up in the middle of that now. All right, we'll wrap it up for a Friday. Back right after this. Live from Studio 6P. Good.

[Vinny Mac]

Great man.

[Slick Rick]

Sa.

[Damon Moore]

All right. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night. I want to thank everybody watching on social media, of course, at Real Amazing Voice, YouTube, Getter Rumble, wherever you're watching at Real Am Voice. I want to thank all of our friends all the time in social media. Slick's doing sports, Delgado's doing news. Vinnie Max, got a couple more news stories to get to. We'll start with Sports Slickster. What's going on?

[Slick Rick]

All right.

[Vinny Mac]

BD well, again, what an upset tonight in the women's Final Four.

[Damon Moore]

Cowgirl, by the way, in the getter chat says Delgado would make a great E.T.

[Slick Rick]

oh, yeah? Yeah. You all. You phone home often, don't you? Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

What does she mean by that?

[Damon Moore]

Well, I don't know.

[Public Ad Announcer]

I don't know.

[Vinny Mac]

She gets your point. UCLA over Texas right now, four to go in the first. And again, big upset tonight. There's a lot of fallout from that game. Big D said maybe a little brawl action and what have you from that Yukon coach is going on this game just terrible. It's all over on the Island. The island has fell to the Flyers 4 to 1. Big playoff implications there.

[Slick Rick]

How is that possible? Possible?

[Vinny Mac]

It's just unbelievable. At home to a. You barely score arena and they Only scored one, so they did barely score. We got blues taken on the Ducks out in Anaheim. That's the only other game on the docket.

[Damon Moore]

What do we think of the president's executive order today on sports?

[Vinny Mac]

Yeah, no, I saw that. I, I, well, did he actually sign it or was he going. He did officially sign it.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

It's gonna change things a lot. I think it's gonna, you know, I'm gonna have a big, big, you know, I, I was gonna run that story actually. It was a very long story. I knew I wouldn't get to it tonight, but.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

So like, what do you think? Do you think we're meddling too much?

[Damon Moore]

But I just wonder. Yeah. If we need, we need government in sports now. I mean, are we gonna, I mean, I, I'm, I don't know.

[Vinny Mac]

Yeah, I could, you know, I agree

[Damon Moore]

with an executive order from the president basically saying college kids can only, only play sports for five years and you can only transfer once without having to sit out a year.

[Slick Rick]

Ah, wow.

[Damon Moore]

And I, and I just wonder, is this something we need? The government meddling in, telling kids where and when. Where, where or where not they can go or play or stay or do. I mean, I get, I get, you know, I don't know, I think what

[Vinny Mac]

strange one for me, Georgia had a 36 year old quarterback. Right. Playing for them last year. So I think, I think the president wants to make sure that they're playing on a level playing field, so to speak. But we'll see, we'll keep an eye on.

[Slick Rick]

Why should he be in that? In that? I mean.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, why should the government be in that?

[Vinny Mac]

Absolutely.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean if, if college sports wants to destroy themselves, let them destroy themselves and then they'll figure it out and go back to what works for them.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, well, that's what, you know, I mean, it's kind of like, I mean, I don't know, it's not. But it's like, well, let's let this just let the free markets work.

[Slick Rick]

It's going to say that, let the free market system work itself out.

[Rick Delgado]

We don't.

[Slick Rick]

It should be more NCAA regulation as

[Rick Delgado]

opposed to government regulation.

[Slick Rick]

I feel like it really shouldn't be,

[Rachel Holt]

you know, 30 year olds, you know, being quarterbacks are playing against.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, but that's what the NCAA is letting happen.

[Slick Rick]

Right. And no, I know, that's why I'm

[Vinny Mac]

saying the NCAA should be making regulations, not the government.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Vinny Mac]

And the Nils are getting out of hand too. I think there's just a little too much money going on these young guys. But you know, we live in a capitalistic society. Therefore it is. I'm going to skip the rodeo. Big deal. I'll wrap that up on Monday and I just want to get to this one. Clip Artemis 2 launch steals the show at college softball game as players stare skyward in amazement. This is Fox News reporting. NASA's first lunar voyage in decades stole the spotlight at the Florida softball game Wednesday night as players from both teams pause in astonishment while four astronauts embarked on a journey around the moon. Florida Gators utility player Madison Walker pointed to the sky and Stetson University freshman Gaby Bowers stood at home plate in awe as the Artemis 2 moon rocket lifted off from Kennedy Space center just before 7pm Wednesday night. If we could run cut 16 Aaron and show this before we wrap up sports.

[Rachel Holt]

Leaping catch at just the right time.

[Rick Delgado]

They spot it to get the out.

[Slick Rick]

Gotta get a look at it for you. But I don't know that we.

[Vinny Mac]

This is taking everybody's breath away.

[Slick Rick]

That is great.

[Rick Delgado]

Even, even everybody in the stands is looking.

[Vinny Mac]

It's amazing.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, all turned around. The players are watching. I did not.

[Vinny Mac]

It's like an homage to the great Roger Clemens.

[Slick Rick]

The rocket.

[Vinny Mac]

Anyway, big day. That's a rapid spot.

[Damon Moore]

Thank you very much. What's Left on your NewsRadar tonight?

[Slick Rick]

Kataji Brown still is a moron. Just so you know, the news just, just broke about 10 minutes ago. I want to talk about China and the commies infiltrating our political system. System. And we know the far left political party that got Mandami elected. Well, part of that political movement, part of that political entire entity has now been outed to have actual Chinese infiltration not only from their billionaires, but several billionaires from China who have infiltrated that party's narrative. They infiltrated the things that party is all about. And our mayor of New York was elected via that party. So now they're inside the mechanics of our politics, which are these groups that provide talking points and provide policy recommendations and influence candidates to do all that and then push those candidates that believe in that stuff into our government. The Chinese are deep in it. They're not even hiding it anymore. They're visibly inside our political system now. The Democrat Socialist of America, which is one of the, one of the groups, the chapter in New York that they have infiltrated. So who's to say they haven't infiltrated other chapters? Go take a look at California and some of the policies they have there. Go look at the baby Trump thing you just did with all the policies in there. You wonder where all that comes from. You wonder how it's so insane. Well, maybe the Chinese infiltrated that too. And I thought it was a big story. We've never seen them formally inside a group like this, but they are now.

[Damon Moore]

Well, I mean, we formally see them inside every place else, like our education system, our colleges and every place else. Which again brings up the. You know, when we talk about immigration and we talk about Chinese students and we talk about all these things, why are we letting any of this happen to that end, like you said, we haven't seen them inside. Well, we've. We have seen them infiltrate every part of our government in some respects.

[Slick Rick]

And look at that. Birthright citizenship.

[Damon Moore]

Look at the Chinese spies. I mean, we've seen them. We see them driving limos for Dianne Feinstein. We see him in Biden's doj. We see. I mean, we've seen everything.

[Slick Rick]

The Chinese do one thing well is they pay off people very well, our politicians and others. That's how they get in there.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

They throw money around and it moves the ball for them.

[Vinny Mac]

And they invest in our collection, too.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah. Thank you.

[Vinny Mac]

Thank you.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah. It just seems like that we're kind of. We're on it, though, but we don't really. We don't really want to shut off the spicy seemingly when it comes to certain parts of what we know they're doing.

[Slick Rick]

That's the point.

[Damon Moore]

Why is that?

[Slick Rick]

Money. That's the point. The money's everywhere. You know, their. Their systematic infiltration of birthright citizenship alone should cause all of us to be shocked by the system. When you see the debate, the Supreme Court on this thing and knowing that's going on systematically by the Chinese, forget about the South Americans and all the stuff they abuse it with. The Chinese are systematically doing that and then having those babies brought back to China to go to school and grow up and then come here as US Citizens and infiltrate our system and vote. I mean, that's. That's what we should be amongst the other. Many other things be scared about.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, Yeah, I. Vinny Mac. Very good. Rick Delgado, wrap us up. Take us home here. What's. What's left?

[Rick Delgado]

Last thing I've got on my. On my docket here, Damon, is the. Of course comes from last weekend's number no Kings rally as a conversation, an actual conversation with an anti Iran war protester leads the reporter to kind of take. And this just proves that no amount of money or liberal progressive policies is going to make you smart as Geiger Capital Finds out, takes us down. Check this out. You've got to see it for yourself. This is cut number 14, the Gaze of Hormuz. Check this out. Cut 14.

[Damon Moore]

What?

[Slick Rick]

Isn't it a little bit homophobic that we're so focused on the Straits of Hummus and not the gays of homose?

[Rachel Holt]

I agree.

[Damon Moore]

Yes, for sure.

[Slick Rick]

Why do you think they're willing to leave the gays of homose behind?

[Rachel Holt]

I think it's just history historically. Like, you know, gays have always been very discriminated against, which is wrong on so many levels.

[Rick Delgado]

Even in war.

[Damon Moore]

Yeah, even in war.

[Rachel Holt]

It just takes more reform in government office, obviously, and then also educating society.

[Aaron]

Just feel like if we're going to

[Slick Rick]

go in there, we can't leave the gay people behind.

[Damon Moore]

I don't think we should go in there at all.

[Slick Rick]

But if we're going to,

[Damon Moore]

we could

[Slick Rick]

turn it into Fire island.

[Rachel Holt]

For sure.

[Damon Moore]

It could have been Vin out there.

[Slick Rick]

Wow, that was hysterical.

[Rick Delgado]

But a real conversation.

[Slick Rick]

Real conversation.

[Damon Moore]

That's my question. With that questionnaire being like he.

[Vinny Mac]

He was.

[Rick Delgado]

He was making a joke out of it. She was answering for real.

[Damon Moore]

But he was. He did it as a joke.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes. And liberals, liberals have no sense of comedic anything. No, they don't, because they ruin everything

[Damon Moore]

focused on the straight of Hormuz. Why not? And she went with it.

[Rick Delgado]

And she went with it saying, yes,

[Slick Rick]

you're correct, you're right, the gays are being suppressed in the straight of her moose.

[Damon Moore]

Vin, that wasn't you right in a wig, was it?

[Slick Rick]

No.

[Damon Moore]

As always, we salute our military, active and active police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines.

[Rick Delgado]

Thanks, Slick.

[Damon Moore]

Rick Delgado, Vinnie Mac, Aaron Frank. Great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B. Audience, have a wonderful Easter Sunday and a wonderful weekend, everybody. We'll see you back Monday night, 8pm, back in the studio. Live from Studio 6,

[Rick Delgado]

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[Damon Moore]

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