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Season 2 of unrivaled basketball is here and the talent is unreal. Paige Beckers, Nafiza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more are back to redefine the game. Unrivaled basketball Season 2, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy, tips off January 5 on TNT, TruTV and HBO Max.
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If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.
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On Real America's Voice. All right. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Friday night. Welcome to the program, everybody. Yeah. Day after Christmas, of course, Damon's clock didn't go off, so we're. We're running the show without him. He's gonna enjoy an extra day of Christmas. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice Dish Network channel 219, Pluto TV 240, 1175 on Samsung TV plus Roku TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, and of course, select TV channel 106. You can also follow us and share on all of the socials. Like and share. Like and share. Like and share. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We'll be joining you guys in the chats throughout the show on a Friday night. Hopefully everybody had a great. A great Christmas. We can say Christmas, not holiday. We say Christmas.
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Yeah, Christmas.
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We're allowed.
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So we're allowed to do that. Paul Nolan is here. Paul, how are you, my friend?
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Am well. And I'm gonna dare to say Christ is king. Take that.
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There you go.
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What are you gonna do about it? What are you gonna do about it?
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You gonna come at me? Yeah, right.
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I'm canceled. I don't know. Everything was great, man. Just. I couldn't have had a better Christmas Last few days. And it is just feel blessed. Very blessed. And I'm so happy to be here with two of my favorite three people.
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I'm gonna leave it at that. Just jokes.
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I don't see anything about that in here.
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Yeah, it's not in there. It's not in the script.
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Okay.
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Slick Rick is here. He's gonna have sports a little later on. Plus we're gonna be doing the odds makers dare I no save what happened yesterday for the odds maker recap from yesterday. Slick, how are you? And how was your Christmas?
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I am doing well. And Christmas was very nice. Beautiful. You know, I was A little disappointed in myself. I never had any dessert. I was just telling Vinny I completely. I must have been talking and drinking, man. I completely forgot to have anything. No, I bought a beautiful strawberry shortcake, homemade, on Christmas Eve. Forgot to have that. Never had any cookies. Cannolis.
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I don't know what happened.
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That's anti Italian. You're an anti Italite.
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My waistline thanks me, but other than that. Yeah, it is anti Italian.
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You're right.
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Very good.
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You can only eat one.
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Well, I'm glad that you had a good Christmas. I'm sure there's probably some leftover that you can have, right?
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No, I got sent home with nothing.
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Really?
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Yeah.
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Oh, snap. All right, well, we'll see what we can do about that. Nothing, really. Vinnie Mack is here. Vin. But how are you, my friend?
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I have to do that again?
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Yes, I'm working on it. I'm working on the pronunciation.
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He still can't pronounce my name. Can you believe this? Even after the four shots at tequila this morning, he still can't pronounce my name.
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Vin Bioto.
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There you go. There you go. He's writing it down.
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How are you, Vin? How was your Christmas?
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Christmas was great. You know, you and I share a birthday a day or two apart, right? So mine was Christmas Eve, so the whole family comes to the house and enjoys festivities. They get to sing to me, which is nice. Yeah, yeah. They sang My Sharona, which was different.
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But because they don't want you singing.
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Yeah, well, yeah. Oh, no, no. I. I take over the piano at some point. During.
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Finally getting the knack of it.
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Yeah, I love it. I love it. So it was a good night. Great eating. Mom had some variation of rice balls, so it felt very, very good. Always good to be with family.
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Very good. Yeah, exactly. And, yeah, always, always a good time. Whenever you're surrounded by everybody that you love. Family and friends and all that such.
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Oh, yeah.
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For a Christmas and Christmas Eve as well, then. And I got asked this because as he came up just before we came on air. Okay, Vin.
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Yes.
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Did you stay off of Facebook? Because I know you were talking about. Because we both, you know. And again, anybody who wishes us happy birthday, if you have not. If I have not responded yet, it's because I usually wait a couple of days. I'll do it the weekend after because then I'll have time. Because you get so many messages. I don't want to just sit there and I'll just try and bang them out in one shot. But I know, Vin you said you were getting a bunch of birthday Facebook messages, and some of your friends who refused to acknowledge your existence were also, I guess.
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Well, so that was a preemptive excuse of not responding. I just want you to know it's like a preemptive pardon. I think you're getting yourself a preemptive pardon.
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I usually wait. I usually wait a couple days.
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Okay. Okay. Well, I responded.
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If I haven't responded yet, it's coming.
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I think the moral of the story here is, thank you, everyone, for all the birthday messages. I got so many from so many people enjoying the show. I did not get one from my liberal friend Charlie, who has decided to write me off. But ironically, and I found this out the other day, speaking to another good friend of mine, Doug, another left winger, that he did not write me off.
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And we've talked about Doug before, right?
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Yeah, we've talked about Doug. Doug's somewhat reasonable, but at least he hasn't written me off. Charlie has been. But the thing is, Charlie watches the show. Yes, he watches the show regularly.
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So he's watching right now.
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He might be watching right now. I hope he's watching right now. Charlie, what are you doing? This makes no sense. You do not like the political views that I, you know, communicate, Right. Yet you watch the show where you hear those political views from more than me, from four guys sitting here at the table. I don't understand. It's like the Howard Stern thing. You were saying earlier.
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It's the Howard Stern phenomenon where. Where they did a study, and if you remember, if you've seen the MOV, or at least you read about this, it's people that, like, something will be engaged, Right? That's. That's what most advertisers rely on as people, you know, watching or listening to a program that they enjoy, and they kind of measure it. But the Arbitron and the numbers, the one thing they found out about the Howard Stern phenomenon way back in the 80s is that the people that liked them listen for like an hour and a half. The people that hated Howard Stern over two hours listen for two and a half hours.
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It's incredible.
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And it was. It's one of those amazing kind of things. Yeah, a phenomenon.
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I have a message for you, Buff.
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Never mind.
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But they want to be angry, right?
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You have Bacalar on Christmas Eve.
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But I think that. And we were discussing that. I think. I think that's the perpetual liberal, right? Always looking for something. They cannot have happiness in their life. They need anger. So, unfortunately, I think. Charlie. Yeah, Charlie, Suffers from, from this, this deep seated thing that he needs to be angry at something he can't be happy, especially for you if you're having success. Finn. Yeah, he's fine with Vin, his friend, doing well, but not Vin, the guy on tv.
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That's exactly right. He has told me that. Flat out. Flat out told me that. And I think you just touched on something which is the ultimate cause to all of this. And therapists have opined on this.
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Yes.
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And that is unresolved issues with A lot of people on the left come out as Trump derangement syndrome. And they come out with the hatred that they push out because the hatred is something that's quite unusual. You know, the hatred surrounded by judgment. That judgment is anger. And then you get people who just wanna watch you because it angers them. It's like an endorphin release. It's like, you know, working out or something.
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Yeah. Or watching the Cowboys play angry or the Jets. I know, Paul, you've probably seen this, right? It's some of the.
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That, you know, 100% is it. And it's fun because liberals live on their moral high horse. And when you give them the reality that their virtual signaling is BS and they are, have been fully indoctrinated to believe that their little Ukraine flag in their, in their window for their Facebook profile is doing nothing, it's the only form of service they do for anybody is to act like they're on this moral perch or high horse and they virtue signal because they feel like they're making a difference. Meanwhile they're not in the street, they're not feeding people, they're not helping people. They're not the people who will dig out their neighbor. They are the laziest and the most useless of society.
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And no, he's not wrong.
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They have to, once reality caves in around them that they, that they've been duped and they're useless and that their virtual signaling is just pointless. It enrages them and they, and they need to, they feel the need to fight at a TV to defend themselves.
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Right. They lash out. It's, it's because, you know, that, that, that, I guess that that Trump phrase that started to populate once he became, you know, once he got elected the first time it was f your feelings because that's what it is. Liberals are driven by their emotions. Even I'm looking at this psychology today. I just pull up. There appears to be differences in how the brains versus of conservatives versus liberals process motions and the algorithm.
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And they're not Elites know it. And they've weaponized their empathy. Yeah, it's weaponized empathy. And they use them and manipulate them and they, you know, and here they are saying, diversity is our strength. It's not. They lied to you.
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You see those videos on Facebook where people are out protesting, liberals are out protesting, and some conservative will be out there with the microphone and say, okay, well, so how is Trump a fascist? Like, what has he done there? How is Trump this or that? There's no answer. There's just. No, he's a fascist. No, he hates immigrants. Yeah, well, no, not so. They lay facts out. They don't have the answers. And to your point, it's all emotion, 100% emotion.
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One of my favorite things to see is like, and I'll give you one is this girl, pretty blonde kid, really got a big set of, you know, she's gutsy and she goes around, she's like, she says, would you please take in this brown skinned illegal immigrant? Would you let them live in your house while there's a rally against ice? And she's going, please, would you take this guy in? And she's got a guy with like, please let him live in your house. And they're like, well, we could talk about it.
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No one's willing to take anyone because it's all that emo. They, like you said, Paul, they want a virtual. They want to be able to post that, that picture, that flag on their, on their social media to say, look, look how virtuous I am. Meanwhile, you know, when it comes right down to it, they don't. It's the old nimby. Not in my backyard. It's okay if it's in your backyard, but don't bring that to mind. I'm too virtuous, right?
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It's all labels and no backup. That's what it is. They like to label everything and they have no backup.
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That's very little.
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It's one sentence, answers, and then you say, let's get, let's unpeel the Onion. They can't.
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There's no one.
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He's a fascist. He's a Nazi. You know, all this stuff and that's all they ever say and that, you know, and then. But explain to me how they can't, right? They can't.
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The time that made me 100% sure of everything we're talking about. It solidified everything for me is when they just started burning down Teslas and burning down Tesla dealerships, you know, Elon Musk, their hero, decides to help society not not just the government. All of us. Yes, our tax dollars, the debt, all the waste, all the.
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Correct.
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He decides to help. I'm going to help. And they get so offended because he knows Trump, he works for Trump, they start burning it down. To me, that just solidified the derangement psychosis that we're talking about. Cuz what else could. What else explains that?
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Yeah, nothing, especially. And I think it was you, Paul, that brought it up. You know, asking those questions of liberals that you see protesting, they don't have answers because they've been given. They've been given the headline. Here's your headline. Go right. They never read the entire article. They never read and drill down and be like, huh, why do I think this way? What. What does this actually mean? They just see the headline and it's much, you know, like, like the. What do you call Operation Mockingbird? It's to control what they think. They've been controlled. And when they have presented with the facts, like Charlie, when, when you talk to Charlie, Ben. Charlie, if you're watching, because we know you are secretly, you're probably hiding in a closet with the, with the, with.
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The screen up, this is going to go well.
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Ask yourself why you hate so many things that are positive for this country. Because it seems like if Trump says, hey, air is good, you're gonna scream, air is bad.
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Meme is Trump tells people, don't drink their urine. And there's just the liberals drinking yellow.
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This is so true. It's like the medical science is out. Pregnant women should not be taking Tylenol. But what do they. Because they heard RFK Jr. And President Trump say it, all of a sudden they're running, grabbing bottles of, doubling down, downing it.
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They also think we're not smart. They think they're smarter than all of us. And because for whatever reason, they have this elitist view. That's Doug's thing, by the way. Doug's all about. He reads a lot of books, he knows history, he's smart. And we just don't know. Like, I don't know. I know what I see.
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Right?
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I know what I hear and I put those two things together and I make a conclusion.
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Yeah, yeah. He just doesn't realize he's reading biased material.
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Exactly. So, Charlie, thanks for watching. We hope to spread some more. Yeah, A liberal and conservative. Fun your way.
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Phone is blowing up on this Friday.
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Hold on a second.
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Oh, my God. Get ready for more.
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For more messages, Charlie's gonna be protesting at my house.
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Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Friday night. Welcome to the program. We're just getting kicked off. Slick Rick has got Sports Next and more with Paul and Vinnie Mac live from Studio 6B. Stay there.
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Did you know Microsoft has officially ended Support for Windows 10? Upgrade to Windows 11 with an LG Gram laptop, voted PCMag's reader's choice top laptop brand for 2025. Thin and ultra lightweight, the LG Gram keeps you productive anywhere, and Windows 11 gives you access to free security updates and ongoing feature upgrades. Visit lgusa.com iheart for great seasonal savings on LG Gram laptops with Windows 11. PCMag reader's choice used with permission. All rights reserved.
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Season 2 of unrivaled basketball is here and the talent is unreal. The best women's players on the planet are running it back with even bigger moments and bigger stakes. Don't miss as Paige Becker, Snafeeza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Briana Stewart and more. Take the court and redefine the game. This isn't your regular season. This is unrivaled, where the pace is faster, the energy is higher and every athlete shines. Unrivaled basketball season two, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy, tips off January 5 on TNT, TruTV and HBO.
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Max support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year. You can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like EFTs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member finra SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors LLC SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not investment recommendation or advice. Complete disclosure available at public.com disclosures bring incredible sound into every corner of your home this holiday with the new Whim Sound Smart Speaker. Get high resolution audio with a 1.8-inch touchscreen smart control and modern design in one powerful speaker for just $299. From Quiet Mornings to lively holiday gatherings, Winsound makes every moment sound better and feel better too. Get the gift of the season for the music enthusiast in your life or for yourself. Whimsound. Beautifully designed, effortlessly connected. Shop now at Amazon and search whim sound. That's wiimsound.
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All right, live from Z6P rail, America's voice on a Friday night. I'm so used to, you know, kind of getting worked up and getting the crowd, but we're not at the warehouse tonight. We won't be be back there till Friday, January 9th. So if you are planning to come check out the show live, we will be returning to the America First Warehouse on Friday night, January 9th. In the meantime, everything will be done from the studios and we'll have some great shows lined up, of course, but we'll, we'll return to the America first warehouse Friday, January 9th. It'll be a good time. We'll probably all be there, so it'll be fun. Kevin Downey Jr. Of course, he'll be joining us as well as Damon. It'll be a good time. So anyhow, let's do, let's get right back to it. We've got sports with Slick Rick. Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code LFS6B at checkout. Save yourself some money on some great stuff from who could be the leading candidate for governor. Yes. So our very own Mike Lindell. And that would be ironic. Yeah, it would be. Great dot com. Go to mypillow.com use LFSPP a checkout. Slick. What do you got, my friend?
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All right, well, let's wrap up the odds. Maker Games yesterday, three games in action for the holidays. Two on Netflix and one on Prime. And I got a couple of stories a Lot of people were unhappy with the Netflix televised. The way the, I guess the host handled it and all. I happened to enjoy it. I thought it was different sight lines. I like the camera angles. But we'll get into that in the story a little bit later. But starting with the Cowboys, they had the one o' clock game on Netflix. They beat the commanders. Commanders playing with a third string quarterback. Essentially playing for nothing. The Cowboys as well because both teams have been eliminated. More of a pride thing. Some say they should have tanked and take a better pick in the draft. But I disagree. I say you got to win your games. You have to play. People are paying to see NFL players pay. They get paid a lot of money. They have to show up. I'm not sitting these guys and all that. They got to play. So Dak Prescott, decent day, 307 yards. Hit Kavonte Turpin for an 86 yard touchdown. The longest touchdown NFL history on Christmas day. So pretty cool there. Then you had the Vikings game, which I thought that was really going to be a heck of a game. Detroit obviously playing for their playoff lives. They had to win three in a row, win out. And they're playing a Minnesota team that of late has really become a hot club. Now they're really starting to do well. They're the purple, purple people leaders and they were home. Yep. But 23 to 10, Detroit falls to Minnesota. I actually picked that game. Minnesota was plus seven and a half and I felt that, I felt that Detroit was going to win that game. But I thought it would be like a three point or maybe a touchdown. But I didn't think that it would be a situation where Detroit could cover. Unbelievable. So that was a game and then Denver and Kansas City. You know, you got to give Kansas City credit, you know, without Patrick Mahomes. They really did. They showed up last night. They play tough and they ended up only losing 20 to 13. The line on that game was 13 and a half. I know. Aaron and I, we laid the 13 and a half figuring that, you know, Denver was obviously playing to be for the top seed in the NFL. And here's Kansas City, you know, playing basically for nothing. I see Taylor Swift showed up to the game last night. Who cares about that, right? But anyway, long story short, Denver does win. Denver's a good looking team. But you know what? I'm not going to put my horse behind them.
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I don't.
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I think there's some. They still got some growing to do that they should have really smoked.
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They got some chinks in the armor.
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They got some kinks in the armor. No question about it. So, and then here's a crazy story then I was talking earlier. Man kills wife shoots stepdaughter after argument over NFL game.
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C
Really? Oh my goodness.
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And he killed himself. He shot himself too?
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Well, yeah, or Hawkins of Breitbart Sports. A Winter Haven, Florida man allegedly shot and killed his wife, then shot his 13 year old stepdaughter on December 22nd following an argument on your birthday about an NFL game. Fox 13 reported. The Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd indicated that the man, Jason Kenny, began screaming at his wife after she suggested he turn off the game. I've seen that happen before. The tension grew great though. Great enough that the wife, Crystal Kenny, told their 12 year old son to go next door and get someone to call 91 1. The boy heard gunshots while he was at the neighbors and responding deputies discovered Crystal deceased and the stepdaughter with a gunshot wound to the face. Sheriff Judd said. The stepdaughter said, I begged him, don't shoot me, don't shoot me, don't shoot me. And he shot me anyway. Fox News noted Jason fled the scene and called his sister telling he had done something and that they would not talk again. Shortly after that, he died from self inflicted gunshot as well, Sheriff Judd said. The deputy searched the Kenny home and found a note Crystal had written Jason's which said, you are drinking. You are using cocaine again. This is not the way the family should be. You need God.
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C
Wow. Wow.
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I was gonna do this story. I'm glad you did it because that's horrifying.
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Wow.
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I mean, you know, it's listening, folks. It's a game, you know, we joke and you know, certainly I joke about the Cowboys and I probably go a little over the top with my team, as a lot of people do. You know, we know that here. But you know what? Come on, where's this? I mean, could you imagine? I mean, it's just, it's the unimaginable. Unimaginable. But this is what happens. But obviously I didn't realize it was drinking and drugs involved as well. So that, you know, you're not in a reality. You're not. You're out of sane mind.
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Nothing good happens with the drinking and drugs like that, no matter what's going on.
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D
Exactly.
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There's no good results.
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Yeah. So just a sad story there, Rick. And that's a wrap in sports. I'll have some better stories coming up in the next segment.
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Yeah, let's hope. All right, slick Rick Sports. Brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code. Lfs6b, a checkout. Vinnie Mack is here. He's got some stuff he wants to talk about, aside from his liberal friends. What do you got?
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Yeah, I have what I view is one of the most important stories of the entire year on Christmas Day. A news story, of course. I'm not talking about Christmas. I'm talking about the extermination of Christians. Oh, yeah, the extermination of Christians in Africa and all parts of the world, by the way, Syria, too. This is happening in Syria, as Paul's pointed out, in Africa and other parts of the world where Christians are being. Not just, you know, being prejudiced against or any of that kind of stuff. They are being exterminated. Over 100,000 so far. 100,000. That's just a number we know of. So we have a president, folks. I think we all know this, and I'm just gonna make this proclamation that we have one of the best presidents for our country, but one of the best presidents for faith, for Christians. And he actually took action on Christmas Day. He went into Nigeria and bombed those ISIS terrorists and other fanatic, fanatical people that are killing Christians. No one's taken any action ever. Not.
- [26:42]
C
Not only ever. Not only action, but you don't even see it really reported in the media. As a matter of fact, there is a cut that I've got for you, Vin, if you want to play it. Cut number four. This is a Nigerian pastor actually pleading for President Trump to take some action and try and help. This is cut number four. You got to see this for yourself. Cut four. We are dying to be outside performing.
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F
Body of Everything and the expect of.
- [27:10]
C
He's basically standing over dead bodies. Came out openly and denied.
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F
There is no massacre. There is no genocide of Christian in Nigeria.
- [27:23]
C
And look at it today. Is there any Muslim here? United Nations.
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D
I know you're watching me.
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F
American Senate.
- [27:37]
D
You are watching what I'm doing.
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F
I'm saying here.
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C
Special advisor to Trump.
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F
Now, please tell Trump to save our life in Nigeria.
- [27:50]
C
They are killing Christians in Nigeria. Massacre Christian if they say they kill Muslims. Muslims are being killed by who? By Muslims. Yeah. So there he is pointing out the. Wow, that's the slaughtering of Christians. And you know, oh, they talk about killing Muslims, but the Muslims are killing Muslims.
- [28:11]
E
The thing is, this is no different than the Nazis killing Jews in Germany and a Holocaust because they're targeting people because of their religion. Obviously, that's what happened in World War II, and they exterminated Jews systematically. That is what's happening. It. Does it just so happen that they're Muslims? You don't see any other group or sect killing Christians. They kill them because they believe that if you're not Muslim, you're dead. And, and Donald Trump, give him some credit here, folks. He not only took action, but the criticism I saw this morning about, oh, he, he sent bombs on Christmas Day. What better day, right, Than to make a statement about killing Christians than on Christmas day, Right. The birth of Jesus. And then at the same time, they're killing Christians who are worshiping that. Yeah. Good job, Donald Trump. That's awesome. You did exactly what I think any one of us would have done to try and help and support Christians and Catholics and anybody of faith worshiping in other parts of the world. Big story.
- [29:15]
C
A tweet or an X from US Africa command says that the direction of the president of the United States and the secretary of war, in coordination with the Nigerian authorities, U. S. Africa command conducted strikes against ISIS terrorists in Nigeria on December 25, 2025. Beautiful. There you have it. Yeah. And there's got to be more of this. There's got to be a way to stop these people, because guess what? Being nice, placating them doesn't really work. No, not with lunatics. No.
- [29:43]
E
They're brainwashed.
- [29:44]
C
Exactly. All right. Sounds like liberals. All right, we'll take a quick break. We come back, we've got Paul Nolan. He's got some news as well. We'll get to that. And we need to hear more from you guys. Stay with us. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Friday night.
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Season 2 of unrivaled basketball is here, and the talent is unreal. Paige Beckers, Nafiza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more are back to redefine the game. Unrivaled basketball season two, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy, tips off January 5 on TNT, TruTV and HBO.
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- [33:14]
C
All right. Live from Studio 6B, real America's voice on a Friday night. Welcome back to the program. Slick Rick. He's gonna have sports coming up in just a little bit. Paul Nolan is here, of course he's got some news. We're going to be jumping to in a little bit as well. As well as our buddy Vinnie Mac, who is. Who is here as well. See, Vin, I got the Mac part right. I'm getting good. Maybe someday I'll get your real name Butter. Correct. We'll figure it out. We'll figure it out right now. Welcoming to the program is a gentleman who known as an extended care benefits advisor. His name, Raymond Levine. He specializes in long term care insurance and financial planning as well, focusing on designing care caregiving benefits and plans to provide a safety net for families moving forward. Of course, I think it's something probably we all need at this point. Vin, let's welcome Mr. Raymond Levine. Welcome to the program, sir. And how are you?
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G
Good morning, fellows. And happy after Christmas.
- [34:11]
C
Yeah, Happy after Christmas.
- [34:14]
E
Thank you very. Raymond, it's great to meet you. I'm doing a little research on you and I know you've got a great podcast on the same subject. And you also wrote a really interesting book which I want to touch on before we finish, about empathy and understanding in business. It's something that I'm passionate about personally, so I want to learn as much as we can about that. But I have a few questions for you. And really first and foremost, I think everybody faces this challenge where they need long term care, extended care have to understand that for either themselves or family members. So maybe you can just give us a quick overview of what is long term care insurance and how does it differ from. From regular insurance.
- [34:55]
G
At this time of year, a lot of people are visiting with family and friends and oftentimes say, hey, you know, Or just that, you know, you're aging. But long term care benefits, think of it like this. We all need to plan and we all think of caregiving as being something noble, just the same as thinking about retirement planning where you have to have a plan and you want to have a plan. And long term care benefits, it's a form of health insurance, but it's specific. It doesn't take care of your health. It's what happens with your health when you have a stroke or you have a heart attack or you're just frail, you have cognitive issues. These plans will pay for either home care services or care services in a care center.
- [35:50]
E
Yeah, that's interesting and I'm curious, like what are the odds on people needing this care? Is it just something everybody should be investigating or is it something that you have a situation and you need to react to it and you need to then go find long term care?
- [36:06]
G
Do you want the authentic answer?
- [36:08]
E
Yeah, of course.
- [36:13]
G
It's certain you are going to get older. It is certain that you're going to have health issues. It is certain that you're going to, you may have cognitive issues. So unlike buying car insurance where you hope you don't have a car accident or you own home insurance that you hope that you won't have some home issues, it is almost certain that before you die you're going to have some care issue. You're going to need care. You might need it for a short period of time, you may need it for a long period of time. I'll give you a specific example. My mother died a couple of years ago at 103 and she needed caregiving for almost 19 years and she owned a long term care plan and she used it. She, she, she used, not only using it for 18 years but when she first bought it in her early, she, she was late to buy it. But the point is that she, she surpassed all the premiums she ever paid for it for a, for 18 years. So. And in her case it wasn't so much that it was health issues, it was, she broke both her arms and that's, that's how she needed the care. And as time went on, it went into frailty.
- [37:38]
C
Wow.
- [37:38]
E
103 though, that's amazing. She must have had a great long life.
- [37:43]
G
She was a character. She was a personality. She was a personality, yeah.
- [37:49]
E
That's wonderful. Wonderful though how she lived. 103 question I've been thinking about because frankly I think we all need to think about this. Whether it's for a loved one or it's for yourself is what does our regular insurance cover if anything. And then if we need to go look for long term care, what exactly are the services it provides and what do we need to look for?
- [38:14]
G
To summarize, health insurance pays for your doctor visits and doctor bills. Health insurance pays for your hospital services, you know, surgeries, hospital stays. That's what your health insurance does with whether you want it personally or you have a company plan. Then 65, you go on Medicare, same thing, health insurance part A for doctors, part B for hospitals. And then you have a supplementary plan that pays for all the other healthcare services that part A and B don't pay for Medicare. Then you go into what happens if you need care services. That's the thing that people don't often know because we don't teach it, just don't teach it in, you know, home economics or any, any, any place else about caregiving. A long term caregiving plan is specific and it Is insurance that pays for caregiving. When you have a health issue that something has happened with your health that affects your day, your daily life, where you need somebody to help you with your daily services. Eating, bathing, continence, transferring, if you have cogn what it will pay for, whether again at home or in a care center, or if you have cognitive issues in a cognitive center, you know, they call it Alzheimer's but you know you can have all kinds of cognitive issues where you need specific care for your cognitive issues.
- [39:55]
E
Yeah, yeah, I totally understand that. I guess my next question is really a two part question is how much would it cost for long term care without insurance? And then what do we need to look at when we do want to get long term care insurance as far as premiums, what's the best way to go about it? What will affect those premiums? So how much is this without anything like what are we facing later in our lives?
- [40:20]
G
Let me give you this may seem sarcastic. If you don't have a plan, whether you have enough assets or you think you have enough assets or you don't own a care caregiving plan, it's going to cost you a lot. And what I mean by a lot is whether you need care at home or in a care center, depending on, you know, the kind of care you need, you know, it might cost you, you know, beginning two or three thousand a month but then it could depending on the kind of care and again with inflation and when you need care, it could cost you 10,000amonth, 15,000amonth, 20,000amonth. And most people don't have, have that kind of cash flow for your lifestyle to pay for your care, to pay for your caregiving. It's, it's expensive. So this, it sounds sarcastic to say if you don't have a plan, it's going to cost you a lot. If you do own a plan, if you have a plan and you buy it in your 40s or 50s, then that plan will pay for your care so you can leave your assets for retirement or, and, and your lifestyle and it will cost you a lot less. In other words, when I'm talk not talking about thousands a month, I'm talking about you know, it depending on the kind of plan, it might cost you $90 a month. It cost may cost you $490 a month, but it's worth it. It's, it is a good investment. No matter how much assets you think you have, how wealthy you think you have, it's a great investment. Why? Because the insurance pays for your Caregiving, whether you hire professional caregiving or depending on the kind of plan you, you can, you can pay family members, you can pay friends or people that have those skills, but you don't need necessarily a licensed caregiver. You can, you can pay people. It is a great investment. Now for those that were thinking about tax time, you know what kind of deductions, if you own a plan, it's not taxable. All the funds that pay for your caregiving are not, not taxable. And if you're in a business and you own a plan, you can, you can deduct a good portion of the premiums. So overall, whether you think it's a, whether you want, whether you want the plan, whether you, whether you, whether or not you don't want the plan, it's I think a good investment. It'll certainly, within a year, certainly a year and a half, everything that you paid in premium will be recovered and you will get a lot more.
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E
Yeah, yeah, totally. It sounds like it because I've heard horror stories from friends of mine and other family members where you go to look at a place and it's 10,000, 20,000amonth, just like you noted. And it's like, wow, where do you come up with this kind of money? It's probably one of the most expensive living experiences that you'll have, even though it's extended care there. So let's, let's take the example that I can't afford it. I'm not in a position to be able to pay these premiums. Are there any other alternatives?
- [43:30]
G
There are ways that you can do it and I don't want, I'll just summarize. You can look at a reverse mortgage if you own a home that will, that will, that will get you benefits. There's a plan called true freedom for $95 a month. If you have, you know, some, some extra expense that will pay for home care, giving certain states short term care plans that are very affordable and very good benefits that can be anywhere from 100 to maybe 150amonth, that can be very affordable. One other thing too is if you happen to have some like you own an annuity or you own life insurance, cash value, or even if it's a term policy or if you have other assets that you can transfer into cash, you can transfer those benefits to that are not focused on retirement planning. You can buy a paid up plan and even if you have no health, you can, you can own it and then get long term care benefits. It's a way of leveraging. You can put $1 in, get $3 back.
- [44:37]
E
Yeah, that's amazing. We're here with Raymond Levine and we're talking about long term care insurance, long term care benefits. Rick Delgado has a question for you.
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C
Yeah, Raymond, we're just about out of time, but I just wanted to touch base real quick because I've heard about this stuff. A lot of companies started to go away from long term benefit care and these insurance policies, but it seems like they're coming back. Is it best for people? The younger you get involved in getting one of these things, the better off you are in terms of rates and all that stuff.
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F
That's the question.
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G
Three things. One, yes, the younger you are, the premiums are less. The second is your health. If you begin to have, it's always the younger you are and the better health you are, the rates may be better. You may get preferred rates rather than standard rates. And the third thing is ask somebody, your human resources people in your company, do they have a long term care plan? If they don't and they haven't thought about it, say, think about it. You know, talk to Raymond Levine or talk to somebody that is knowledgeable about long term care plans and have it for your company. Because you're right, there are more companies are coming back that want to offer sell long term care plans to companies and there's a lot of flexibility to it. There are a number of plans where there are no health questions. It's, it's guaranteed up to a certain amount.
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C
Gotcha. All right, well, good, good stuff. And especially, you know, with people as we do age, like you said, Raymond, we're all getting older. Does there's no way to stop that. Again, Raymond Levant, the extended care benefits advisor. Make sure you reach out to him. Go to his website called raymondlevineofficial.com that's Raymond Levine. L I v I n e official dot com. You can watch his story, you can find out more about him and of course, the blueprint to making sure you get the, the caregiving that you need moving forward. Raymond, thank you for joining us tonight. We appreciate it. Thank you. All right, there you have it. Raymond Levine. If you're thinking about it and you know, we talk about our, our parents and everything getting older. I've been through with two of them and we're getting to it as well. So look into it. We'll come back, we'll do some sports, we'll do some more news. We got some President Trump clips coming up live from Studio 6B on Friday night. Stay there.
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B
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Season two of Unrivaled Basketball is here and the talent is unreal. Paige Beckers, Nafiza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more are back to redefine the game. Unrivaled basketball Season 2, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy, tips off January 5 on TNT, TruTV and HBO.
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Max support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like EFTs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com, and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member finra SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors llc SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available at public.comDisclosures bring incredible sound into every corner of your home this holiday with the new WIM Sound smart speaker. Get high resolution audio Audio with a 1.8-inch touchscreen, smart control and modern design in one powerful speaker for just 299. From Quiet Mornings to lively holiday gatherings, Whim sound makes every moment sound better and feel better too. Get the gift of the season for the music enthusiast in your life or for yourself. Whimsound Beautifully designed, effortlessly connected. Shop now at Amazon and search Whimsound. That's wiimsound.
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- [50:10]
C
All right, live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on Friday night, welcoming you back to the program. Vinnie Mac is here. He's gonna have some more stuff coming up in our number two. As well as Paul Nolan, Slick Rick has got sports, of course, and.
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E
Well, you know what?
- [50:25]
C
Let's do that right now, shall we Slick? Because I do have this, this President Trump stuff from Christmas that I want to make sure I get to. Yeah, but let's, let's do sports first. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow.com go to MyPillow.com use our com code LFS6B at checkout and enjoy yourself some Christmas cheer along with saving cash from the great people@mypillow.com slick. What do you got, my friend?
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D
Well, I don't know if you guys saw last Friday night that big Netflix fight with Jake Paul Anthony Joshua.
- [50:55]
C
All I had to see were the highlights.
- [50:56]
E
Yes.
- [50:58]
C
And the size of the, of his face afterwards.
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F
Dude, this, the size difference between the two was enormous.
- [51:05]
E
Yeah.
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F
You got to give Jake Paul some credit. That was a lot of guts to get in there with a real fighter. Way bigger. He won me over a little bit.
- [51:13]
E
An accomplished fighter that guy was, is no chump.
- [51:15]
F
God, he caved his face, right?
- [51:17]
D
That brings a whole new meaning to the term fight.
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C
Was a reach.
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D
It really was a reach because he had the reach over him. But Joe Rogan pleads to Jake Paul to give up boxing after jaw broken by Anthony Joshua. Not worth it. This is Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart podcast King and former UFC analyst Joe Rogan is pleading with YouTuber Jake Paul to give up boxing after Paul suffered a brutal broken joy in the ring with two time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. Paul lost his dec.19th rematch against Joshua and ended up with a brutal injury from the gloves of one of boxing's hardest power hitters. Days after the bout, Paul revealed that his jaw was broken in two places. Paul may have earned as much as 92 million from the event. But Joe Rogan says that the life threatening injury just isn't worth the cost. Don't do this very long because there's a price that you pay that is not worth it. It's not worth it, Rogan said on his podcast, according to the New York Post. And that price is depression, deep depression, a severe brain imbalance that's going to lead you to addiction. It leads so many people to impulsive behav. So many people become gambling addicts, drug addicts, alcoholics after their fighting career, Rogan said. Rogan also said he fears that the injuries Paul suffered may lead to lifelong problems. You can only take so much, Rogan said. Like that one that he got from Joshua. So say if you have a punch card, you, you have so many punches that you can get in your life, which I believe you do. I believe there's a certain number that one sounds like he's like 10 punches that was so anyway. But Paul may face a long recovery before he can fight again and his breaks may mean that he could face a far easier injury in future bouts. So, yeah, Joe Rogan really pleading for this.
- [52:47]
C
Yeah, you know, you know what's funny too? And I, I thought I heard maybe a doctor or somebody say that. No, his, his fighting career is over because I guess he's gonna have to have metal put into his jaw is like once that happens, I don't think you're allowed to fight anymore. Unless you go wrong. I don't know.
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F
73 year old has beens like Tyson, right? Yeah.
- [53:05]
C
So.
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F
And Tyson took it easy on him, by the way. Tyson, there was a lot of talk behind the scenes that Tyson went out of his way, his way to carry him.
- [53:12]
E
Right.
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F
And this guy said he was going to carry Paul for at least five or six rounds before he knocked him out. So the people got their money's worth, right? And apparently he could have put him out anytime he wanted.
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A
Right.
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D
And he did carry him for like six rounds. But then when he put him out, man, he put him out. It was just a matter. You could see he was measuring the whole time.
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F
I hope the kid, he's proved that he's got guts and he's proved that, you know, he's taken as far as he can at this point right now. I'd like to see him.
- [53:35]
E
He's not a terrible fighter.
- [53:36]
F
No, he's not a terrible.
- [53:37]
E
I mean, no, he's not a top fighter, but he's not a terrible fighter.
- [53:41]
F
Hitting the bag so hard. You hit the bag as Hard as you can for one straight minute and your body is pounding. Like the fact that he's going, you know, toe to toe with a real pro fighter.
- [53:53]
E
Yeah.
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F
Got to give him some credit for giving it the effort, but he's got to walk.
- [53:57]
D
And that was a big, big fight. That's a big fight.
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F
Otherwise, you know, you're paraplegic going into your Porsche.
- [54:03]
C
Yeah.
- [54:03]
F
What's the good of having a Porsche.
- [54:04]
D
If you're like, Rock 10 Drive. 92 million is a lot of money, but you know what? 15 fights under his belt. I don't think I would have gotten to a ring with a guy of that caliber with only 15 fights under my bel chance. But I'll. I took enough time in this segment. I'll get some other sports coming up a little bit later, including that NFL they're blasting Netflix about a wretched Christmas Day broadcast.
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C
Oh, yeah.
- [54:23]
D
I kind of liked it. So it's interesting.
- [54:24]
C
And we still got to do Odds Makers later.
- [54:26]
E
We do have.
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C
Okay, that coming up later on in the 9 o' clock hour. So. Slick Rick Sports, brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Use our code LFS6B at checkout and you'll save some great money@mypillow.com I don't know if you guys saw this because it was happening on your birthday.
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E
Vin, thank you.
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C
And everybody, of course, was busy, busy on Christmas Eve, but my birthday. President Donald Trump sees the occasion of Christmas Eve to basically wish everybody a very happy Christmas and take some calls. He also followed the NORAD Santa tracker and sent Christmas greetings to the American troops worldwide. Worldwide, I should say. From his Mar A Lago estate in Florida. The President was actually taking phone calls, calls from kids, which was kind of fun.
- [55:13]
E
It was amazing. I saw a lot of it.
- [55:15]
C
It was. It was fun. I got a few of them here. So let's go to. This is cut number five. Here's President Trump taking a call from a kid on what he wants for Christmas. This is cut number five. Check this out. And what do you want from Santa?
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A
How are you?
- [55:32]
C
Oh, that's a hard one. I found hello for me. I probably most want a Kindle.
- [55:42]
A
Sincere.
- [55:44]
C
You want what? The Kindle. Oh, wow, that's pretty good. You must be a high IQ person. We need more high IQ people in the country. Thank you.
- [55:59]
F
We definitely need more high iq.
- [56:02]
C
There's a president, of course, one of his big things is talking about people's iq. Of course.
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E
He's the best man.
- [56:08]
C
Yeah, he, he did Go on to wish merry Christmas to all, including the radical, radical left scum.
- [56:14]
E
Yeah.
- [56:14]
C
That is doing every. This is a quote.
- [56:16]
F
I know, I see it.
- [56:18]
C
Including the radical left scum that is doing everything possible to destroy our country but are failing badly.
- [56:25]
E
But Merry Christmas to you.
- [56:26]
C
But yeah, Merry Christmas to you. Radical left scum.
- [56:30]
E
Radical left scum. You guys think, hey, but Merry Christmas to you.
- [56:34]
C
Yeah, happy holidays and have a good weekend. Hopefully Santa gets you something nice.
- [56:39]
E
I love that.
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Something funny.
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That is funny. That is a comedy bit in itself.
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That really is funny, man. Here is cut number six. Here's President Trump talking to a kid and the kid goes and tells him what he doesn't want for Christmas.
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Okay.
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This I think you'll enjoy because it's right up there with the, with the rain. Radical left Trump. This cut number six. Check this out.
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What would you like Santa to bring?
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Not cool. Not cold. No, you don't want. Well, cold is. You mean clean, beautiful. Cold. Coal is clean and beautiful. Please remember that at all cost. But you know, want clean, beautiful coal. Right? So there he is.
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F
So good.
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Of course it doesn't want coal except if it's clean.
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Always angling, man.
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D
Always, always.
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President Trump. Yeah. President Trump also sent greetings to the troops worldwide, including those who are part of the major US Naval buildup in the Caribbean. As of course, Washington is pressuring Venezuela to give up on their leader, leader Madero. Here is cut number six. Seven. Here is President Trump talking to an eight year old girl from North Carolina about if she or should she not leave cookies for Santa. Here's the President on the advice from that. This is cut number seven. Check this out. Will Santa ever get mad, ever get mad if we don't leave them out any cookies? I think he won't get mad, but I think he'll be very disappointed. You know, Santa's, he tends to be a little bit on the cherubic side.
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You know what cherubic means? A little on the heavy side. I think Santa would like some cookies. You'd like to leave some cookies for Santa, right?
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Merry Christmas. Yeah. But you're not going to forget.
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F
You'll leave something.
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C
I would leave them.
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I think Santa has a serious appetite. Yes.
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Right.
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So there he is. Unbelievable. Of course, was his advice to the kid. Leave, Leave Santa some cookies.
- [58:45]
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Yep.
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Because it's probably in your best interest.
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That's good stuff, cookies. That's fun.
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Yeah. And it's funny because the voices you hear in the, in the background. Melania was taking calls as well. She was taking calls for her phone. President Trump was, you know, grabbing phones on, you know, calls on his side. Just part of what they did on their Christmas Eve. I'm surprised we didn't see Vin on his birthday call up to be like, Mr. President, it's my birthday, birthday and.
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I want some beautiful, beautiful clean coal. Beautiful clean coal.
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So there you have it.
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He's great. I mean, he reaches out to everyone in the community. He just never misses a beat with that.
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Never.
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And it's all, you know what and say what you want. He connects with people and there he is connecting with the youngest among us. Very cool. Very cool. That is. Puts in a wrap, a quick wrap on our number one. We've got our number two. The nine o' clock hour coming up. We just need you to hang with us on Friday night. Live from Studio 6B, real America's voice stay down.
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If your television sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B. Yes, and he's pitching coal. Clean, beautiful coal in your stock.
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Thank you Mr. President.
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C
Yes, exactly. Is live from Studio 6B Real America's Voice, our number two. Thank you for joining us. Of course Slick Rick is here. He's got some more sports we got to do an odds makers at the bottom of the hour. Paul Nolan is here. He's got news. Vinnie Mack is here. He's got some more stuff we're going to dive into. Plus I have some stories as well. We'll dive into some great cuts, but let's throw it over to Paul Nolan. You might know him as Paul Nolan from LFS6B. Follow him on X. What's your what's your ex? Because you look it up because he's always. He's always looking for new people to follow.
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And you. I'm a master troller.
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C
Yes.
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F
I troll liberals and it's. And I'm really not the nicest, so it's fun. Anyway, I. It's Paul underscore eggs Nolan on X. Paul underscore eggs Nolan. Give me a follow and you can see what a son of a gun I am.
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C
What do you got?
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F
Speaking of wackos, Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota Flanagan, she's put on a hijab in this one and she's telling us that the Somali community built Minnesota. So I just want you to. Let's take a peek at this. This is the leading candidate for the U.S. senate in Minnesota. This is what hopefully Royce White is up against.
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This is cut number one. Yeah. Cut number eight. Check this out. Sally Kum.
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My name is Peggy Flanagan.
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I am the lieutenant govern Minnesota.
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And I'm really honored and humbled to.
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Be here with all of you today.
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I am incredibly clear that the Somali community is part of the fabric of the state of Minnesota. I think about my friendship with Nimco. We've been friends for almost 25 years.
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And when I think of being part.
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Of Minnesota and growing up here, the Somali community has always been a part of my Minnesota. So I want to just encourage the community to know that we're with you. We've got your back. I am here shopping today and just encourage other folks to show up, support our Somali businesses, support our immigrant neighbors. And I know that things are scary.
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Right now and just know that there.
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Are more people who are looking out for you. There are more people who are here to support you. Then, you know, I will continue to stand with the Somali community, to be.
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With you and to do all I can do.
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Can we do a return the friendship.
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And the community that the Somali community does.
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She realize we're the United States of America, right? That we are not in Somalia?
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That doesn't matter. That doesn't matter.
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What's amazing is she's. She's like, oh, they're so, so important to the fabric. What fabric? Fabric. What fabric are you talking about? They didn't start coming to this country till, what, the 70s.
- [66:41]
F
And the CIA. And the CIA imported them all. If you don't know that story, look.
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C
It up by the tens.
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F
You know, they did this for a reason.
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They.
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They flooded the zone so they could have, you know, completely over the top leftist policy and, and completely subvert American culture. This is, this is all done by design and it's disgusting. From top to bottom. But I think, yeah, last week we played a clip Royce White.
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C
Well, wait, because I'm not done with this governor. This lunatic Flanagan. I mean, look at the kowtowing she does. She puts on the hijab, right? Like she thinks like, oh, this is going to make me reach out to the community. It's like when Biden walked up to the lectern and played the Spanish song off his phone. That's. That's how deep.
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F
Or when Kelly took a hot sauce out.
- [67:32]
C
Right. When liberal. Yes, that's even a better one. When, when Hillary brings out the hot sauce in front of black people. Boy, man, you can just tell. They were like, woo, child, we gotta vote for her now.
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F
Yeah. Because she brought a black accent too.
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C
Right? Okay. Right. It's exactly what's going on with this. And to patently lie, just lie. Oh, they're part of the fabric. No, they're not.
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F
They're only 20% of Somalis work.
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C
Yeah. They were only mass migrated into this, into this country recently after 92. Don't you remember? Remember Black Hawk Down, Skinnies on the Roof. We've seen it. We all know what they're talking about. And now they're here in this country to do exact same things. A matter of fact, and it's funny that you brought up this.
- [68:15]
F
Really rage baited you.
- [68:17]
C
Oh my goodness. Because I, I came across this on X. The average IQ score in Somalia. You want to know, Paul, let the audience know.
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F
Because it's hysterical.
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C
Because it's hysterical. There are. It, There's. It's not three digits.
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F
No, it's not.
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C
It's not three digits. According to this, the world IQ rankings, the average IQ in Somalia is 90. Forrest Gump was 84.07. We're not getting the best and the brightest because they don't have any. Right.
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E
Pretty simple.
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C
It's pretty simple. Yep.
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E
And they bring their. Not only their culture, which I can respect the culture side, but they bring their religion, they bring their laws, they bring the things. Things that do not conform to our society and how we function.
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C
And by their culture, 88% of them are on government assistance. So that's their culture. That is not the best and the brightest. I'm sorry, I don't think it exists in a place and I can't. You can't even call it a country. Like President Trump has said, it's not really a country. They don't, they don't really fight against it. They kill each other for the most part. Right. I mean, and what do we do.
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E
We.
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C
We import this nonsense to this country and expect. Oh, everybody's just going to get along.
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F
Yeah. And no, that.
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C
No, they don't.
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D
No way.
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C
I saw. I saw pictures of Austria now. Austria, you think, oh, my goodness. I remember seeing pictures, you know, you think of all the music, the Christmas stuff. Right. You know, the cultural stuff.
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E
Yeah.
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C
And it looks like a freaking Middle Eastern mall market. Now, down the streets, when you walk, when they're videotape, it's like, what is this? There's no signs of Christmases. It's just completely overrun with Muslims. Meanwhile, you look at. I think it was. Where's. What is it? Not. Not Venezuela. What's the. What's the country? El Salvador.
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F
El Salvador, yes.
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C
El Salvador. Now it looks like. Oh, my goodness, looks like some place we could actually visit on Christmas. They had Christmas. Christmas capital. Oh, my goodness. It was wonderful.
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D
Wow.
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C
Yeah.
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F
Yeah.
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C
So vast difference.
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So they're canceling events all over the world because of the Muslims.
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F
Right.
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E
France is canceled. Italy had some cancellations.
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C
Yeah.
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E
It's crazy. They are taking over. They're doing what they set out to do and what's. We've allowed it, but they're doing what they set out to do.
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C
And what's crazy is that you see Muslim leaders from the Middle east, the smart ones, who said, I was watching this guy this morning, he says, we outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood for reason. He goes, but meanwhile, you look to the west and they're inside the government.
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E
Yeah.
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C
Which is what Obama brought to the government. They've infected the uk, they've infected all of Europe, and now we see the results. He was like, hey, we banned them for a reason. He goes, but for some reason, you guys let them have money and look what it creates.
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F
Well, you know, it is again, like, it's about destroying the culture of a nation. You know, when. When there is national pride, there's nationalism, there's populism, you know, then these corrupt governments can't really function. So they need this disruptive force within and they gaslight you for 20, 30 years till the whole culture of kids believes this is what's normal and right. And they win the culture war over just by playing the long game. So this is where we're at now. And the last of us are, I guess you could say, fight in the absolutely ridiculous absurdity that somehow or another Sharia law and this Muslim culture can adhere to the Western culture, which it simply cannot. And I think we have all have Muslim fatigue at this point. You know, I don't think Anybody wants to say every Muslim's bad, it's not the case. But the extremists, which, let's just say if it's 2%, which we probably believe it's more, are so destructive. They're such a destructive force. And the leadership never once talks about the horror of the rape gangs. They never talk about the emasculation of, of what's going on to the Irish people in Ireland and the English and France, as we said, where now in Manhattan we have five prayers a day, like they have it over there in Europe and it hasn't worked out. So I think everybody is just trying to push back and without being labeled the liberal playbook, Islamophobe, this a phobe.
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C
Right. But that's the big problem is they don't want to say anything and that's what opens the door to this kind of crap. Which leads us to, which leads us to your Royce White clip.
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F
Yep. And Royce White is, to me, you know, he's, he's got that, the, you know, he's just got, you know, that I don't care what anybody thinks of me. Check out this clip. He's going to be on pbs, a three hour interview. And the PBS interviewer is so woke in the clips I've seen, but he comes at him full tilt in. Let's see what Royce White cut.
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E
Say you become Minnesota's next U.S. senator.
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D
Would you, would you work across party.
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C
Lines to accomplish change?
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E
There are no party lines anymore. What do you mean by that?
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C
There are no party lines. There's only, there's only there. There are only patriots and nationalists and globalists. There are no party lines. But there are still senators from, from different party perspectives.
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B
Yeah.
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C
I mean on paper, on, on for the theater.
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G
So are you willing.
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C
There aren't, there aren't a handful of.
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E
Full of America first unbought and paid for United States senators in the entire United States Senate.
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C
How about this?
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E
How would you collaborate with counterparts? Tell the truth. I'm not collaborating with, with traders. I'm not collaborating with.
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C
And some people would say, well, that.
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E
That makes you unqualified to run for the office.
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C
The prerequisite is that you have to become enmeshed in the corruption of the.
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E
Machine in order to be a viable candidate.
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C
And I think that's what's wrong with.
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E
American political, political culture is that we.
- [74:13]
C
Expect our candidates to sell out, but then we tell them not to. Right?
- [74:16]
E
Yeah.
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C
Collaboration is selling out. If, oh, if the collaboration is to.
- [74:21]
E
Undermine the fabric of this country and, and the value of citizenship, for sure. I'm thinking about, like, writing bills and, like, where do you think the selling out of this nation happens?
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C
Okay. Fair.
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E
Fine.
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C
All right. I, I clearly. You have issue with the system for sure.
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E
Okay.
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B
I have huge issues with the system.
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C
I have huge issues with omnibus bus bills.
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B
I have huge issues with the special.
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E
Interest in lobby money in D.C. i.
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B
Have a huge issue with the fact that it's, It's.
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C
It's a conventional prerequisite that a United States Senate candidate has to have pre.
- [74:51]
E
Committed to a lobby of special interest.
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C
In lobby to have any chance of raising the money necessary to win one of these campaigns. I object to all of that. Yeah, that's. That's a great stuff.
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F
He's great.
- [75:05]
C
Great. And honest. Right. So honest that the interviewer had problems with, like. Well, I guess. Yeah.
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F
I think one of the things to. Let's. Let's be real here that, you know, as a black man, he can't. You can't pull your race card nonsense on him.
- [75:22]
E
Oh, yeah, that's true.
- [75:23]
F
He has the cloak of indemnity. You can't use your games and your ad hominem attacks against him. And this guy's so brave. This is what we need in the Senate. Let's see this guy emerge. And I think I want to. I want to just do it what I can to bring some light to this guy, because I really like to get him on the show.
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C
I mean, especially the comment he made about selling out. He's like, oh, you can't. And he's right. That's where it happens in the legislation.
- [75:49]
E
When.
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C
When you see a bill, it's supposed to be, okay, we want to make sure there's clean water. Oh, you want clean water? It should be one page clean water, and none of the crap goes into it. Well, guess what? It ends up being 1200 pages. Because everybody attaches stuff. Because guess what?
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D
As he said, ambiguous.
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C
They sell out.
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E
Yeah.
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F
Instantly.
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C
It's like, oh, of course we can have. We can have pesticides in Uganda. Let's pay for that. Let's pay for the. The migration, you know, studies monkeys on monkeys who sometimes eat bananas, but not all the time.
- [76:20]
E
Transgender monkeys.
- [76:21]
C
Right, Exactly.
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D
To the left or the right, we don't.
- [76:24]
C
Right. So he nails it when. When he talks about the sellouts and the traders and they expose themselves with the legislation. So great clip. Great guy to keep an eye on as well.
- [76:35]
F
Yeah.
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E
Yeah.
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C
We'll see what we can do.
- [76:37]
E
More guys like that.
- [76:37]
C
Yeah. See what we can do to help him along, shall we Paul Yep.
- [76:40]
F
Let's get him on the show.
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C
Wait. All right, there you have it. We got to take a quick break. We come back, Slick has got some sports. We'll do a quick sports with him. We'll jump back to Vinnie Mac and see what he's got. And of course more with you guys live from Studio 6B, real America's voice on a Friday night night. And if you're listening on the radio li newsradio.com or 103.9 li news radio. Thank you for checking us out.
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Season 2 of unrivaled basketball is here and the talent is unreal. Paige Beckers, Nafiza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more are back to redefine the game. Unrivaled basketball season two, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy Tips off January 5th on TNT, TruTV and HBO Max support for the.
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Oh slick. It sounds like like the blues. The Day After Christmas Blues. What you thinking? Oh man, when do I got to go back to work? Hopefully not soon. Let me be blunt though. Gold is up around 40% this year. That's not speculation, that is reality my friends. And if a portion of your savings isn't diversified into gold, you got to be asking what you're missing. Are you missing out on the on the boat of good stuff with gold? Here are the facts. Inflation is still too high even though it is coming down. The US dollar is still too weak and the US government debt is insurmountable. That's why the central banks are flocking to gold and you should be too. They're the ones also driving up prices to a record high. But it's not too late to get involved and invest in gold. Buy gold from Birch Gold Group and get in the door now while you can. Birch Gold will help you convert an existing investing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA in gold and you don't have to pay a dime out of pocket. Just text America to 989-898 and claim your free info kit on gold. There's no obligation, just useful information to get you involved and see what it takes to get you started. The best indicator of the future in the past is gold and gold has historically been a safe haven for millennia. So why not get involved? What else can you say and what else can you do to do that? Just text America to 989-898 and claim your free and co info kit on gold. That's America to 989-898 and protect your future with birch gold today. That's birch gold. Check them out for yourself. And while you're doing that, you can also check on your health as well because let's face it, it's that time of year. Everybody's getting a little bit sniffles and stuff. Let's, let's make sure we take care of ourselves as we move into the winter. Doctors have warned that this year's flu season is gonna be a rough one. We've seen an uptick in flus at least for this year. Now even the mainstream medias are reporting on it. Fox news is reporting a new more virulent and severe flu strain is spreading fast. The kicker, they already have the interior effective flu vaccine. It's already out there. So get yours. What the media won't tell you though is that Dr. Peter McCullough warned about this weeks ago. He's been crystal clear that this strain is more severe and is unlikely to respond to this year's flu vaccine. Which means your personal preparation matters. That's why the wellness company is here. They trust and we trust the wellness company's two step approach. Step one, prevention through immunity, immunization defense, nasal and throat sprays which they have available. You use them daily to help support your body's first line of defense. Right where the viruses enter. And step two, early treatment through contagion. The contagion emergency kit. That's the kit that they offer. Physician prescribed antivirals are in there including a nebulizer, hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin so you can treat and get started early, especially if you get sick. So that's, that's what you need to do. All you got to do to reach out and grab that is of course go to TWC health. That's TWC Health. Backslash voice. If you use voice, that's our promo code, you'll save 10% on your contagion kit. Your early treatment contagion kit go to TWC health. Voice. You'll get ahead of the flu season. You get ahead of the flu with the wellness company's immune defense sprays and contagion see emergency kit. Again, use promo code Voice to save 10% and save it now. That's from the wellness company. Slick Rick has got sports. Let's do some quick sports. Real quick. Slick, what do you got for us?
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D
We're talking all about football of course, but you know these streaming services here are still a little ways to go to catch up to regular broadcasts for in fact NFL fans blast now. Netflix wretched Christmas Day broadcast. Dylan Gwynne and Breitbart. The fans verdict is in. And it appears that among the NFL streaming partners, Netflix is by far the most unpopular, most uncommon complaint over this year's Christmas Day Slater games. Netflix's second year streaming the NFL Christmas action was an awkwardly timed interview of former players during the commander's Cowboys game. Broadcasters Iron Eagle Matt Ryan and Nat Burlson. Nate Burleson, excuse me. Hosted former Cowboy Emmett Smith and former Redskin Clinton Porter via zoom while the game was being played. This did not sit well with fans. Well, I saw it first of all, the setup was horrible. The connection was awful. The buffering that was going on was really that. And that's really the problem. I mean they're not ready to do those type of things. I get the real feel experience, but it's kind of like yeah too if we have somebody on the inside. The buffering isn't correct.
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C
Right? Right.
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D
The fan complaints were by no means limited to the in game interviewers though. However, many of this year's fans complaints, particularly about buffering and picking picture quality, echo those made last year. This led many to believe that the network did not attempt to correct the technical issues. Fans were equally displeased with the NFL for not ensuring that Netflix corrected his problems of yesteryear. Last May, Netflix and the NFL agreed to a three year deal that gave the streaming giant the annual streaming rights to two regular season contests on Christmas Day in week 17. Next year is the final year of the deal and it probably will be.
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C
The final year especially. You know what, you're right, because I still noticed that when I popped it on just to check it out, the buffering was terrible. I mean, the picture looked horrible. It was. I'm like, yeah, this isn't working.
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D
So Emmett Smith, who's giving you a real quality, you know, background on the Cowboys and his back 30 years, all of a sudden you lost his voice and it was just. Yeah, it really, it wasn't a good look.
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F
But you did like some part of it. You had said earlier. What did you like about it?
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D
I like the camera angles that were a little different. I did like the pregame. Now obviously I'm biased. You got Michael Irvin interviewing Jerry Jones, who B, by the way, Jerry Jones dressed up like Santa Claus the night before.
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C
Yeah.
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D
Too bad Santa Claus couldn't buy his get his team a championship for good sake.
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C
Hey, you know what? Speaking of Jerry Jones, as we wrap up sports, did he. He makes an appearance on that. That show Landman?
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F
Yep.
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D
Yes.
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C
He was phenomenal in that. Good.
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D
Maybe Chris, have him go into acting.
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C
He's been acting like an owner for so long, so maybe he can convert that into things. Yes, again, Slick Rick. Sports, brought to you by Michael Dell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code. LFS experience a checkout. Vinnie Mac's got some more stuff that's bugging him. Vin, what's going on? Besides your liberal friends, what else is on you?
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E
Well, first off, I was able to watch. I DVR'd it. The Kennedy Center Honors. I don't know if any of you guys caught that, but I remember years, especially the years Trump was in office where he wasn't even there. They wouldn't even invite him to sit there when they honored anybody. And so Trump hosted it this year, they honored Sylvester Stallone, who was amazing. He's great. I love him. Absolutely amazing. Amazing. It was a beautiful, beautiful ceremony. Gloria Gaynor, which I think Paul's theme song, I Will divide exactly once. You were afraid, you were petrified.
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F
It's raining men.
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E
Yeah, it's raining George Strait. George Strait does no interviews. This is probably one of the most authentic performers. I didn't know a lot about George's backstory. That was amazing. And then Kiss, which was an amazing performance, by the way, by everybody who aren't Chris Kiss. Cheap Trick, by the way, did a phenomenal job with I Want to Party All Night.
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C
What's the name of that band?
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E
Cheap Trick.
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A
Yeah.
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F
Yeah.
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E
That was not easy. I had a tough time with that the other night, but reason I bring that up is every Christmas they do a huge event at the. At the Kennedy Center. It's a. It's an event. People, you know, book years ahead of time. And it's this year, it's a jazz event, you know, celebrating Christmas, great music at the Kennedy Center. And there's a performer. His name is. I'm going to get his name right, too. Chuck Red. He's a drummer and a. And a vibraphone player. He decided at the last minute.
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D
Wait, what kind of vibraphone?
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E
Vibraphone. It's, I believe, Ron Jeremy. That too. I don't want to talk about.
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F
Oh, boy.
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E
But the vibraphone. And he's a drummer, but he pulled out at the level last minute. Thank you. From the performance. There was no performance. Why did he pull out? Trump derangement syndrome. Can you imagine an event, an annual event to celebrate Christmas, the holidays, all things that are good with this country and good with this season. A famous performer, people waiting a year to come see this guy. And because he doesn't like Trump and of course, you know, the naming of the Trump Kennedy center, that, that rubbed him the wrong way. He pulled out. There was no event. They canceled the whole thing. And I just felt that here is politics entering culture, politics entering entertainment, politics entering sports. You know, all the things we see that are separating us. Politics never entered these things in the past. We never had to face this until the liberals hair went on fire and Donald Trump decided to come down the escalator and run for president. Since then, it's in every part of the of our life. Shame, shame, shame on this guy. Let's get his name. Let's protest ever and boycott every event this guy performs at. Chuck Red. Make a note of it and let's blacklist this guy.
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C
Yeah, I mean, I'm sure Charlie will go to his show, but.
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E
Well, he likes the vibraphone.
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C
Of course he does. That's what I heard. That's what I heard about your pals.
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E
That's what it's really called. Yeah, it's on about Cheap Trick.
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C
Yeah.
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E
Thank you.
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C
All right, we're going to take a quick break. We come back odds makers for a holiday weekend. Slick Rick and Aaron are going to go at it and.
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And I got more rage bait for you, buddy.
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C
And. And Paul's going to annoy me.
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E
Hello.
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We'll take a quick break. We come back more. Stay there. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's.
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C
Hi live from Studio 6B Real America's voice on a Friday night. Man oh man. The show Is flying by. Thank you. Paul Nolan is here. He's got some more news. Vinnie Mac is here. He's got some more news. I've got a great clip that I want to play towards the the end of the show. I think it'd be hilarious. Has to do with sports. Yes. Slick. So I know you know what I've got planned. Yeah. So we'll do that coming up.
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E
I did not know.
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C
But speaking of sports, we do this each and every Friday just before the weekend because. Because people want to lay some bets on what you guys are picking and you guys coming up and you guys are picking against each other. Of course, Aaron is kicking ass. Slick is pulling up the rear. And then, then of course we've got our, our studio or I should say our audience involved as well. I'm talking about odds makers for Friday night. There you have it. Live in Studios 6B, the Odds Makers. Also, if you're listening on LI Newsradio.com welcome and 103.9 LI News Radio. We've got our odds makers audience member joining us from Fort Collins, Colorado. Her name is Nancy Pierce. Nancy, how are you? Wonderful. Nice to see you guys. Wow. Nice to see you too. Look, your camera looks good. You sound good. You got the Christmas tree in the background. Love it. Are you ready to pick some water winners or what? Heck yeah, I'm ready to pick some winners.
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F
Let's do it.
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C
All right.
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E
Fire.
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C
Redhead. Raring to go.
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E
Wow. Okay.
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C
She's putting on a show. Let's get to it. We always start off with Slick Rick. He likes to go first and throw his picks down. He's gonna start, I guess we're gonna start in college, right? Because of course the biggest college, the bowl games are going on. Speaking of pop Tarts, let's go to Slick.
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D
Yes.
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C
What do you got?
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Yeah.
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D
Well, it is the what they're calling the Pop Tarts bowl. It is BYU taking on Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets, number 12, BYU, Brigham Young University. You know what? I like BYU this weekend. I, I think that they're three in one all time versus Georgia Tech. It's a 3:30 start. They really, they need the game. They just missed the playoffs this year. So I think they have an active to grind. So I'm going to take BYU and I'm going to lay. It was three and a half but I just checked the line. It's now four points. So I'm going to lay four.
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C
All right. Slick is taking BYU over for Georgia Tech in the Pop Tarts bowl. Starts at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon on ABC. Aaron, what's your first pick of the weekend?
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A
First pick of the weekend for me. I actually forgot about bowl games. So I only went with the NFL this week. That's the first time I've ever done that. But this week, first pick for me, I'm going to take the Texans over the top. Chargers. I believe the line is plus one right now.
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C
I see Chargers minus two. Two. Yeah.
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A
Okay. I'll take it even better. I'll go Texans plus two over the Chargers. The Texans are looking to extend their seven game winning streak this weekend and I believe they're on a roll. They arguably have one of the best defenses in the NFL. I don't think the Chargers offense is going to be able to get much done because of how good Houston's defense is. The Chargers have already clinched their playoff spot and this is where the Texans can also if they win this game. So they have a lot to play for and I think they're going to fight hard and they're going to win and cover.
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C
Yeah. And especially the team that started 0 and 2 on the season and everybody was scratching their heads like what's going on with the Texans? They've recovered nicely and are really threatening to upset a lot of teams. So they are. Aaron's going to go with the Texans tomorrow afternoon. A430 start there playing at San Diego. So there you have it. The San Diego Charger. I mean the La La Sofi Stadium. Sorry about that.
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D
Referring child of the 70s.
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C
Exactly. So they've got the home fields advantage of Chargers. We'll see how that works out. Let's go out to Fort Collins, Colorado, first pick for Nancy. Nancy, who? Who do you got as your first pick for the night? Well, first of all, I want to tell you guys that I've been watching you guys for years. The first time I saw by you. I fit right in because I dress like slick. I'm as funny as Delgado and I got a big head like Big D. So I fit right in and I love y'.
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E
All.
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C
Wow. Imagine.
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F
That's great.
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C
Exactly. My mama said I was conceived on the washing machine during the spin cycle. That's why I got my pearls. So I just want to wish everybody merry Christmas and a happy holiday. Holiday. We started a new tradition. My daughter was just here instead of reading the Night Before Christmas.
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A
Oh my goodness.
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C
I read the night before the 2:00am Naked hammer.
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E
Wow. Check please.
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A
That is great.
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C
That is a. Is that a pop up? Pick this up at any big store here in the United States.
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E
Of America.
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A
United States of America.
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C
Wow.
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A
Oh, I love it.
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C
All right, how about first pick? That's right. I'm also taking the Texans at, at the Charger game because I want the Chargers to lose for my playoffs for my donos.
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A
Okay.
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C
All right, so there you have it. Nancy from the audience. She's going to go with Erin taking the Texans over the Chargers. That's again that's a tomorrow. That's a Saturday game at 4:30 in LA. Alright, slick pick number two.
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D
All right, one o' clock Steelers and Cleveland Browns. Well obviously Cleveland is not playing for anything more than a draft pick and probably their eighth quarterback of the year. But right now the 9 and 6 Steelers, they need this game for positioning and I think they're going to come out. They're only laying three as far as I saw and Shedor Sanders, you know he's, he's good but the Steelers defense has really come on strong as of late and I like what Mike Tomlin's doing there. I think they'll move the ball looking to get like I said, in good prime playoff position. So give me the Steelers and I'm going to lay the three.
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C
All right, so Slick is going with Steelers Browns game. That's they're playing in Cleveland.
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D
Yes.
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C
Steelers coming on lately too. Yeah, starting. Starting to really gel together. That's a Sunday one o' clock game winning Detroit last week on CBS minus the three. So Slick is going with the Steelers. Aaron, what's your number two pick?
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A
Number two game for me. I'm going to take the packers minus four and a half over the Ravens. This is an interesting matchup considering both Lamar Jackson and Jordan Love are banged up. Lamar is listed as doubtful. Jordan Love is still questionable right now but either way I'm still going to back the Packers. Reason being because even if Jordan Love doesn't play, their offense doesn't fall apart like like Baltimore's can when Lamar is not playing under center. Baltimore is just inconsistent no matter which way you look at it. So I think Green Bay is going to dominate this game.
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C
All right, very good. So she's going with the home favorite. Green Bay is minus four. Is that what you have? Minus four?
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A
I had four and a half.
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C
Okay, four and a half. All right, we'll go with the four and a half versus the Baltimore Ravens tomorrow. That's a Saturday game at 8:00pm let's kick it out the Fort Collins. Nancy, what's your. What's your second pick? So I must have got Big Slick's memo because I'm taking the Steelers over the Browns too. All right, you're taking.
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A
Very nice.
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C
You're, you're, you're jumping on the Sunday game with Slick. The Steelers and Browns. Yep, that's my, that's my kids team. So there you go.
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G
You know, it's emotional when we bet that.
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C
So who are you taking, the Steelers or the Browns?
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D
Steelers.
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C
Yes, I'm taking the Steelers. Oh, she's taking the Steelers. All right, very good. So the 96 Steelers taking on the three and 12 Browns. That's a one o' clock game on Sunday. Slick. Three pick number three, I should say. Slick.
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D
Where are you going 425 Sunday? I'm shuffling off to Buffalo. You know what? Buffalo Bills. This could have been the game of the year. Buffalo and Philly. Right now Philly doesn't have a lot to play for in terms of player position. I think they're going to start to rest players. Not meaning that they won't start, you know, hurts or. But or Barkley. But I think what they're going to do is they're going to slow roll that game. The Bills are laying one and a half. Buffalo needs this game. They're really jockeying for position with the Patriots, which is going to come down to the final season as they're only one game behind New England after their big win last week. So give me the Buffalo walking away on this one. Laying one and a half.
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F
Yeah.
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C
And again, that's being played in Buffalo. It's a Sunday game, 425 on Fox, so make sure you tune that in. Let's go over to Ed Aaron. Aaron, what's your third pick?
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A
I'm gonna go with Slick on this one. I'm gonna take the Bills over the Eagles. I had minus one and a half. What did you have the line as?
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D
Yeah, one and a half.
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C
Yeah, we have a one.
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A
Perfect. I'm gonna take the Bills over the Eagles minus one and a half. Like Slick said, Buffalo's looking to. They're looking to get their fifth win in a row this week and they're trying to catch up to the Patriots at that AFC spot. But I think they're gonna beat the Eagles here. The Eagles are a little too inconsistent for me. They won their last two, but that was against the Commanders and the Raiders and they haven't been been playing well and they lost their three last games before that. The Bills have won their last two games when they were a favorite of three or lower. So I like those odds. They're also 6 and 1 at home, so I think they're going to make that 7 and 1 at home this weekend.
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C
All right, very good. So Aaron's going with the Bills over the Eagles with the minus one and a half. Nancy, what do you got for your third pick? Well, let's just make this a three peat, man. I'm taking the Bills also. All right, one and a half going for broke. All right, that's right. So Nancy's taking the Bills as well. Same reasons.
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E
Perfect.
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C
All right, very good. I like your thinking, Nancy. Let's get to the final round. Let's go to our fourth pick. Slick. What do you got?
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D
Oh, game of the week. 8:20 Sunday night, Levi Stadium. San Francisco 49ers looking to get in prime playoff shape and well, this is going to be an interesting game. They're taking on Chicago who have laid playing pretty good as well. Well, Caleb Williams, right, Big win last week in overtime and you know, I went back and forth on this. I felt I had to pick this game. I always like picking the prime games but you know, I'm going to go Niners. A lot of the experts are saying Niners, Niners have a little bit more to play for. It really comes down to who needs this game more. Chicago's sitting in a little better position, but San Francisco really needs to keep pace with a really good Seattle team. So I am going with the Niners. I'm laying the three at home. I think Brock Purdy has another block party in San Francisco.
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C
So the Bears traveling to San Francisco, to the Bay Area, taking on the Niners. San Francisco minus three is the number. Is that what you had there? Minus three. All right, very good. So Slick's got the Niners. Aaron, where are you going?
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A
I'm sorry, I'm looking at Nancy's shoe collection. She's trying to one up Slick with all these shoes she's showing right now.
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C
I love it.
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A
Last game of the week for me. I'm gonna take the Jaguars over the Colts. I have the long line at minus six. I'd really like to take old man river here in the spot because I know they haven't won any of the games that Philip Rivers has started for them for, but he's playing well for a 44 year old quarterback who hasn't played in five years. He's doing everything right but no one else on that offense can make plays for him and he can't do it himself. So for that reason I'm gonna take the Jaguars. They've been on fire. They've won six straight. They've covered the spread in all six and they're also 4:1 in their last five against the Colts. So those odds are good enough for me to go with the Jags.
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C
And what's the number that you had on there? Was it minus this?
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A
I had minus six.
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C
All right, very good. So there you have it. She's going to go Jacksonville over the Indianapolis Colts. A Sunday one o' clock game. Probably the best that Jaguars team has looked in a while, right?
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F
Yeah.
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E
Oh, yeah.
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D
What a rebound from last year.
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A
100%.
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C
Exactly. Yeah. All right, final pick of the weekend on the auction makers going to Nancy out in Fort Collins. What do you got for us, Nance, Besides shoes? So before we start, I have to do a shout out to Farmer Brooks. Okay. Yo, Farmer Brooks.
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A
Love Farmer Brooks.
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C
All super bowl roads lead through the mile high. We beat you two weeks ago and we beat you the last time.
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A
Good luck.
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E
I love it.
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C
So where are you going with your final pick? Final pick pick is I between the bears and the 49ers. I'm taking the 40 whiners minus three and a half. And I think it's going to be a screamer of a game. And this has been a blast. Love it.
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A
Nancy.
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C
Good. So Nancy, for the audience, she's jumping on the the Niners game with the Bears. Both teams sitting at 11 and 4. So there could be some bragging rights involved here, too. Look at those shoes.
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D
Nice.
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C
What shoes are you going to wear for the game for that last game there, Nancy? She's going to go with these. Oh, those are slick. Is going to get a pair of those.
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D
I have a pair like that.
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C
Oh, I love them. Slick.
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D
We're going to have a shoe off here.
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C
All right, well, that just. That does it for us for the odds makers.
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A
Thanks, Nancy.
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C
I love you guys. Thank you.
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F
Boy, she was.
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C
Wow, she's a pitch.
- [106:31]
F
Holy cow. She was so cute.
- [106:33]
C
The fiery redhead.
- [106:34]
E
Yeah.
- [106:35]
C
From Fort Collins, Colorado. So much fun.
- [106:38]
E
Was pretty cool.
- [106:39]
C
She needs an NFL intro for herself. Nancy from for every week. Thanks for. Thanks for joining us on this week's Odds makers. We got the final segment coming up next. We'll do that. We'll go around the room. And of course, I got one video I wanted to play for you guys. We'll check that out. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Stay there.
- [107:23]
B
Did you know Microsoft has officially ended Support for Windows 10? Upgrade to Windows 11 with an LG Gram laptop? Voted PCMag's Reader's Choice top laptop brand for 2025. Thin and ultra lightweight. The LG Gram keeps you productive Anywhere and Windows 11 gives you access to free security updates and ongoing features upgrades. Visit lgusa.com iheart for great seasonal savings on LG Gram laptops with Windows 11. PCMag reader's choice used with permission. All rights reserved.
- [107:53]
A
Season 2 of unrivaled basketball is here and the talent is unreal. Paige Beckers, Nafiza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more are back to redefine the game. Unrivaled basketball Season 2, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy, tips off January 5 on TNT, TruTV and HBO Max support for the.
- [108:09]
B
Show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take in seriously on Public. You can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like EFTs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors llc. SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available at public.comDisclosures bring incredible sound into every corner of your home this holiday with the new Whim Sound smart speaker. Get high resolution Audio with a 1.8-inch touchscreen, smart control and modern design in one powerful speaker for just $2.99. From Quiet Mornings to lively holiday gatherings, Whim Sound makes every moment sound better and feel better too. Get the gift of the season for the music and enthusiast in your life or for yourself. Whim Sound Beautifully designed, effortlessly connected. Shop now at Amazon and search Whim Sound. That's wiimsound this holiday season.
- [109:49]
A
Give the gift. Everyone will gather around a Vizio Smart TV now available at Walmart. From a super sized 100 inch TV to QLED TVs of all sizes, Vizio delivers breathtaking color and crystal clear picture quality that takes entertainment to the next level plus with watch free plus built in, they can enjoy free live and on demand 10 TV right out of the box. Have a music lover on your list. They can stream their favorite music on the iHeartRadio app. Ready to go on every Vizio TV. The perfect gift is waiting. Head to Walmart.com and discover Vizio TVs today.
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C
All right, live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Friday night. Also, LI Newsradio.com if you're listening or in your car at 103.2.9 LI News Radio. Thank you for checking us out. Final segment on a fast, fast Friday night, day after Christmas show. Again, if you're tuning in and you're like, hey, aren't you guys supposed to be the warehouse? Two weeks. Give us a couple weeks. We'll be back at the America first warehouse on January, Friday, January 9th. You can join us there. If you are in the area you plan on being in the area, we invite you down. That's again, the America First Warehouse. We will be back there Friday, January 9th, so make your plans accordingly. We'll go around the room one more time before the end of, of the night. But I wanted to play with, play this for you guys. I know. We were just, we just did the odds makers. Nancy, phenomenal appearance from Fort Collins. You did the, you did the audience proud. We could, we couldn't stop talking about you during the break. Just, she was, she was awesome.
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D
Incredible.
- [111:20]
C
Just a lot of fun.
- [111:21]
D
Great guest.
- [111:22]
C
Great shoes.
- [111:23]
D
She covered a lot of territory, right? She did, she had shoes. She had naked 2am naked hammer fight.
- [111:28]
C
She had a book. She had all this.
- [111:29]
E
Right.
- [111:30]
C
She came prepared.
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D
Calling out Farmer Brooke.
- [111:32]
C
Yeah, calling out farmer Brooke.
- [111:34]
E
She did that.
- [111:35]
D
She was great.
- [111:35]
C
She brought it. And of course, you know, you know the washer dryer segment also. Yeah, a lot of fun.
- [111:42]
E
Yep.
- [111:42]
D
That put a whole different spin on it.
- [111:44]
C
Yes, exactly. So thank you to that. See, now the audience has a lot to live up to now following this one because she's, yeah, she was pretty, pretty dang awesome.
- [111:53]
D
She set the bar and she closed the bar, too.
- [111:55]
C
Yeah. Speaking of which, pretty dang awesome. When I say saw this, I just thought, you know what, this got to be fake. And then I went, watched it again and I'm like, looks pretty real. Then I started like researching and I'm like, this is a real, this is a real spot. I don't know if you guys had a chance to see this. Malik, neighbors, since we were just talking about football, Giants wide receiver, second year, blew out his knee. He's out for the season.
- [112:19]
D
Great player.
- [112:20]
C
I think happened in week four. So he's out. He's out hurt. He's actually. He actually did a commercial for you to check out, which kind of pokes fun at the fact that he's hurt. And. And for people with their fantasy teams. This is from ihop. He did an IHOP commercial.
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E
Thank you.
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C
Featuring this cut number one. Check this out. Every year, thousands of fantasy football leagues make their last place team spend 24 hours at AHAB in Pennsylvania.
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E
Pancakes and Ahab.
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C
What's the hell? Just like you helped everyone's fantasy team this season, which is why IHOP is launching bottomless pancakes. It's a big win for last place.
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E
Fantasy finishers and anyone who loves pancakes.
- [113:03]
C
Are you Malik Neighbors?
- [113:04]
E
Yeah, that's me.
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A
I wasted my first round pick on you.
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C
Can we get this kid some pancakes? Get free bottomless pancakes with select breakfast combos. It's on January 5th. How awesome is that?
- [113:15]
F
Good commercial.
- [113:16]
D
I had him last year on my fantasy team. He was great.
- [113:19]
C
The fact that he was actually. That they actually said, you know what, let's do a comm like this.
- [113:23]
E
Yeah.
- [113:23]
C
And he was fine with, you know, shows. He's got some.
- [113:28]
D
Not perfect.
- [113:28]
C
Yeah, he's not perfect. And the fact that he's doing it. And if you. It. Aaron, if you go back to the. You can play it without the. The audio. Just play it in the background. He's actually standing there in his crutches. Like, watch when it. When it flashes to him standing next to the guy. His hand is on crutches.
- [113:45]
D
Yep.
- [113:45]
C
He's. He's got crutches on both sides there. He's actually doing the computer commercial with his crutches, which is hilarious.
- [113:53]
E
It was.
- [113:53]
C
It's just an amazing. It just, you know, this is one of those things where here's a young guy is like, you know what? Why don't we take advantage of it? Because there's nothing to lose. Everybody knows I'm hurt. Yeah. Might as well have a little fun with it. Rehabbing. I'll be back next year, but I just found this to be kind of a. Kind of a, you know, one of those things where it catches it by surprise and you're like, I'm okay with this. You know what I mean?
- [114:16]
D
Yeah, no, it was great. It was great. Yeah, the waitress was a bit of a SAP, but that's another story.
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C
Syrup. But the fact that they're able to, you know, poke fun at him for being so, you know, screwing up Their fantasy. Their fantasy.
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D
That was good stuff.
- [114:30]
C
It was pretty awesome.
- [114:30]
F
Get that scare into it.
- [114:32]
C
Yeah, exactly. So I just thought I'd share that. I thought that was kind of a funny clip.
- [114:36]
D
Yeah, I saw that. That debuted yesterday, that commercial, and it's actually real.
- [114:40]
C
So there you have it. I just thought I'd share that. Give you guys bit a little. Little fun with Malik, neighbors. Paul, I know you had something that you wanted to share that. Well, this come.
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F
This could be crazy town. This is. This comes from maybe tone deaf town. This is Jimmy Kimmel from calling to the people of London about the censorship problems in America, which is.
- [115:04]
E
Oh yeah, they're huge.
- [115:05]
F
I mean, 12,000 arrests for social media posts in London and this dingbat is playing the victim card. Let it roll.
- [115:15]
C
Of course.
- [115:17]
D
That's the best part I've heard.
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C
I do know what's going on over.
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E
Here though, and I can tell you that from a fascism perspective, this has been a really great year. Tyranny is booming over here. You may have read in your colorful newspapers, my country's president would like to share. Shut me up because I don't adore him in the way he likes to be adored. The American government made a threat against me and the company I work for, and all of a sudden we're off the air. And because so many people spoke out, we came back. Our show came back stronger than ever. We won, the president lost, and now I'm back on the air every night. We are not bright.
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C
We're Americans.
- [115:59]
E
No one knows better than. Than you. We're always just a little bit late to the game. But do we come through in the end? Maybe. Give us about three years, please. Thank you for your patience and thank.
- [116:12]
C
You for Spider Man.
- [116:13]
E
Merry Christmas and happy holidays.
- [116:16]
F
I'm dying for Vin's reaction to this.
- [116:18]
E
I mean, it's. It's appalling. Number one, the. The cojones on this guy to go to. As you had mentioned earlier, one of the most repressive places in western culture right now is London, Okay? You're arrested for posts you're making. You're silenced for saying things on social media. And this jerk gets up and does what he does. The thing is, he's got low ratings. He cost the network a lot of money. They terminated him for whatever reasons they are. Stinks. He's terrible. And the fact that he hates the President with such venom. Yeah, I don't want to watch that guy.
- [116:53]
F
He cries at the drop of a dime. He's non stop weeping on air. He's Always playing the victim card. And then, you know, he's the biggest hypocrite there is. I mean, his wife, too, by the way. How many times could he be in blackface in his life? You know, full black. How many times could he, like, objectify a woman in his history? But meanwhile, he's this moral beacon, and then he's got to tell the whole world or London itself that we're America's. We're stupid. Speak to yourself, dingbat, because you're a moron and you're a puppet and you've been used and abused by the machine and the establishment, and you pretended you're.
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C
A victim, but he doesn't care because it's all his emotions. Remember, this is a guy who's supposed to be a comic but seems to cry at the drop of a hat should something offend his feel. Feels right. I mean, sure, it's Charlie approved. His show is, of course, but. But most Americans don't want.
- [117:47]
E
They're not even jokes. They're hate speech.
- [117:49]
C
Right. He doesn't. I think we. I think we get better numbers in his. Him.
- [117:53]
F
Yeah.
- [117:54]
C
And he. And this is a guy like Paul said he used to. They used to watch girls jump on trampolines. The man show. He used to do a lot of stuff with NFL. He used to dress up in blackface. And this guy's supposed to be like, oh, well, I'm the moral authority. And then trying to talk about, you know, people like, trying to stop speech. He's in the uk where if you post something online, they come to your house and they drag you out and arrest you, no matter how old you are.
- [118:25]
F
And this is why I'm a free speech absolutist, no matter what. The more free speech there is, no matter what it is, then now you know exactly how stupid somebody is.
- [118:33]
E
Yeah, it's the bubble, though, too. They're in this insulation. They all talk to each other. This is Hollywood crowd like that, so they don't see any problem with this. They think they're doing something good and.
- [118:42]
C
Righteous and just more proof that the. The left sucks.
- [118:46]
E
Thank you.
- [118:47]
C
Right out loud. They just suck out loud. Exact. Should have concurred. I mean. And espec. You know, and, you know, I'll do. I'll do a Vinnie Mac here.
- [118:59]
E
Thank you.
- [118:59]
C
I'll. I'll. I'll name drop. I was backstage at his show years ago.
- [119:03]
E
Really? Yeah.
- [119:04]
C
When he was funny.
- [119:05]
E
Danny Bottaducci.
- [119:06]
C
And he was. And, you know, there was a lot of debauchery going on backstage I'm sure it still happens today. Oh yeah, but of course he tries to wear this air of I'm, I'm morally superior and you know, the, the voice of, of I don't know who watches. Maybe Charlie, but that's about it.
- [119:24]
E
So he's still name dropping, huh?
- [119:26]
C
Yeah, still name dropping. So we appreciate it. That wraps up a Friday night show. Thank you for watching and listening. If you're on 103.9 li news radio. As always, thank you for watching. We salute our military active and retired first responders, EMTs, firefighters, police, Border Protection Patrol, ICE agents. Be careful out there, ICE agents. We got your back though. Everybody watching at home. Paul got new boots. Slick's got his boots. Aaron and Fran of course, in the, in the booth. And of course everybody online. Thank you so much for joining us. We appreciate it. Enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend. If you're traveling back home, be careful, look out for those delays. In the meantime though, thank you for joining us. We will see you again Monday night right here. Here live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Have a great weekend. Peace.
- [120:19]
B
Did you know Microsoft has officially ended Support for Windows 10 upgrade to Windows 11 with an LG Gram laptop? Voted PCMag's Reader's Choice top laptop brand for 2025. Thin and ultra lightweight, the LG Gram keeps you productive anywhere. And Windows 11 gives you access to free security updates and ongoing feature upgrades. Visit lgusa.com iheart for great seasonal savings on LG Gram laptops with Windows 11. PCMag reader's choice used with permission. All rights reserved.
- [120:49]
A
Season 2 of unrivaled basketball is here and the talent is unreal. Paige Beckers, Nafiza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more are back to redefine the game. Unrivaled basketball season two, sponsored by Samsung Galaxy 2 tips off January 5th on TNT, TruTV and HBO.
- [121:04]
B
Max support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year. You can literally type any prompt and put the it screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like EFTs with infinite possibilities completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA SIPC Advisory Services by Public Public Advisors, llc SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available at public.comDisclosures bring incredible sound into every corner of your home this holiday with the new Whim Sound smart speaker. Get high resolution Audio with a 1.8-inch touchscreen, smart control and modern design in one powerful speaker for just $2.99. From Quiet Mornings to lively holiday gatherings, wind sound makes every moment sound better and feel better too. Get the gift of the season for the music enthusiast in your life or for yourself. Whim Sound Beautifully designed, effortlessly connected. Shop now at Amazon and search Whimsound. That's wiimsound this holiday season.
- [122:45]
A
Give the gift. Everyone will gather around a Vizio Smart TV now available at Walmart. From a super sized 100 inch TV to QLED TVs of all sizes, Vizio delivers breathtaking color and crystal clear picture quality that takes entertainment to the next level. Plus with Watch Free plus built in they can enjoy free live and on demand TV right out of the box. Have a music lover on your list. They can stream their favorite music on the iHeartradio app ready to go on every Vizio TV. The perfect gift is waiting. Head to Walmart.com and discover Vizio TVs today. This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed human.