Live From Studio 6B - Friday, February 27 2026

Summary

Live From Studio 6B – Real America’s Voice

February 27, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of Live From Studio 6B dives into breaking and ongoing political news at home and abroad, with passionate, irreverent commentary from the panel—Damon (“Big D”) and co-hosts Slick Brick (sports), Kevin Downey Jr., Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, and “Vinnie Mac” (joining from Florida). Core topics are the latest Clinton-Epstein depositions in Congress, the intensifying Iran situation, strategic U.S. military posturing, and broader cultural/political breakdowns. The hosts approach their discussion with their trademark mix of skepticism, humor, and “America First” values.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Tributes & Opening Reflections

• Notable Moment: Opening with the passing of Neil Sedaka at age 86.
  • “Neil Sedaka, 86. He passed away a couple hours ago.” (02:57, B)
• Snowstorms on the East Coast: Brief, light banter—sets the show’s tone.

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2. Clinton/Epstein Congressional Depositions

• Theme: Intense scrutiny and skepticism about the Clintons’ testimony regarding Epstein.
  • “The Babylon Bee is reporting. Hillary says she only recall Epstein that one time when she killed him.” (04:55, A, sarcasm)
• Panel’s Consensus: Little faith anything substantial will result from the hearings, just more “shame” for the Clintons.
  • “For us to think anything’s going to happen now is simply delusional.” (07:44, A)
  • “I just want them to be exposed... shame them so they’re just not welcomed in polite society.” (09:27, F)
• Memorable Quote: “Hillary’s been lying since Watergate… How can you believe anything they say?” (10:11, C)
• Discussion about leverage, legacy, and the prospect (faint hope) of actual legal consequences.
• Reference: Upcoming release of the videotaped depositions and transcripts for public viewing (53:39–54:10).

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3. Iran Crisis & U.S. Military Strategy

Presidential Statements & Panel Analysis

• Featured: Multiple Trump soundbites expressing dissatisfaction with Iran negotiations.
  • “They cannot have nuclear weapons and we’re not thrilled with the way they’re negotiating.” (11:41, B)
  • “They want to enrich a little bit. You don’t have to enrich when you have that much oil. So I’m not happy with the negotiation.” (13:50, B)
• Panel’s Takes:
  • Paul Nolan: Let the Iranian regime collapse under its own failures, avoid endless U.S. intervention. (14:11, A)
  • Kevin Downey Jr.: “Blow them to pieces… [they] got to go.” (14:49, E)
  • Vinnie Mac: “The government there needs to be eliminated… We are rebuilding the Middle East…” (16:53, C)
    • Endorsement of a decisive, potentially “shock and awe” campaign.
• Risks & Caution: Delgado and Nolan voice concerns about possible “kamikaze”–style retaliation; the real risk of escalation and false-flag operations. (19:40, F and 21:01, A)
• Strategic Insight: Discussion of naval posturing—the USS Gerald Ford’s placement as a “shield,” USS Lincoln as the “sword.”
  • “The carrier is not defending Israel as a favor. It’s positioned so that any Iranian response… automatically becomes an attack on American forces.” (30:45+, paraphrased reading)
  • Panel agrees it’s a brilliant, WWII-level maneuver likely to trap Iran.

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Skepticism of War Narratives & Historical Meddling

• Paul Nolan: Invokes CIA and past Western interference—cautious of buying mainstream justification for war.
  • “I don’t believe for a split second presidents have control… it’s a never ending machine…” (33:28, A)
• Counterpoint: Others argue Trump is less susceptible to being “handled” and is making his own choices (35:04, C).
• Cultural Distrust: Broad distrust of mainstream narratives, referencing false flags and manipulation.

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4. Other Major Headlines

a) Cuba Situation

• Trump floats “friendly takeover” of Cuba, referencing poor conditions and ongoing U.S.-Cuba talks.
  • “We could very well end up having a friendly takeover of Cuba.” (43:38, A)
• Seen as Trump’s trademark negotiation “opening gambit.”

b) Congressional Sexual Misconduct “Slush Fund”

• Lauren Boebert & Nancy Mace advocate for transparency about hush fund payouts for harassment.
  • “There’s been tens of millions of dollars… paid out… to keep Hill staffers quiet…” (59:22, B)

c) CIA “Operation Artichoke”

• History of mind-control programs and their implications for political violence.
  • “They were trying to see if they could get people… to assassinate world leaders [without their knowledge].” (60:45, E)

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5. Sports & Culture

• Trump to chair roundtable on college athletics/NIL issues—major sports and business figures to attend. (40:33, B)
• NFL Draft: Scandal about teams encouraging players to get arrested to manipulate draft position (66:43, F)
• Culture Wars in Sports:
  • Megan Rapinoe calls USA Men’s Hockey “clowns” for White House visit; panel mocks her missed goals and USWNT loss to teen boys. (81:22+, B/E)

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6. China’s Growing North American Presence

• Kevin Downey Jr.’s PJ Media article (and on-air explanation):
  • China establishing “Forward Operating Bases” in Canada (Prince Edward Island) and the Catskills via front groups disguised as monks.
  • Concern over strategic land buys, parallels to Cuba, and dangers of foreign adversary infiltration.
  • “It’s only a matter of time until they have military assets there… This is allowed to take place.” (83:18–87:23, E)

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7. Breakdown of Social Order in Cities

• Disrespect for police highlighted by viral NYC snowball incident.
  • “It’s representative of the decay… absolute disrespect… for law and order.” (67:46, C)

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8. Miscellaneous Notable Segments

• Maha Wellness Check (Trump & RFK Jr. parody):
  • Humorous riff on presidential health with Trump one-liners: “Eight hours. I get negative sleep… I lift the country, Bobby, every day. That’s resistance training.” (46:06, B/46:42, B)

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9. Audience Farewell

• Tribute: Mourning a longtime listener, Mallory Klondike, bonding over the tight-knit community that has sustained the show since 2015. (51:05–52:02, C/D)

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Notable Quotes (with Timestamps & Attribution)

• "For us to think anything’s going to happen now is simply delusional." — Paul Nolan (07:44, A)
• "Shame them. So they're just not welcomed in polite society." — Rick Delgado (09:27, F)
• "Hillary’s been lying since Watergate… How can you believe anything they say?" — Vinnie Mac (10:11, C)
• "They cannot have nuclear weapons and we’re not thrilled with the way they’re negotiating." — President Trump (11:41, B)
• "I say blow them to pieces… these are the white trash idiots on the block who let their dogs run around biting people. I say they got to go." — Kevin Downey Jr. (14:49, E)
• “This is not redundancy. This is Trump’s architecture… America and Trump just split its carrier doctrine into offensive and defensive simultaneously. That has not happened since the Pacific Theater in 1945.” — (Reading strategic thread, 30:45+)
• "The CIA is constantly mischievous and my car blows up on the way out of here, we know exactly why. I just don’t know." — Paul Nolan (33:28, A)
• “You know what? I just want them to be exposed. I want them to… lose access, they lose money, they lose status…” — Rick Delgado (08:34, F)
• “The good news is this: in kinetic war now, we're not putting kids on the ground. Really. I mean, the precision in which we target things…” — Paul Nolan (21:01, A)
• “They want to enrich a little bit. You don’t have to enrich when you have that much oil.” — President Trump (13:50, B)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Clinton/Epstein Deposition Analysis: 04:49–10:50, 52:24–58:26
• Iran Situation & Trump Statements: 10:50–39:34
• Discussion of U.S. Carrier Positioning: 30:00–33:04
• CIA/Operation Artichoke Discussion: 60:45–63:16
• China/Canada Forward Operating Base: 83:18–87:25
• Snowball Incident & NYC Lawlessness: 67:46–72:06
• Maha Wellness Check (Comedy): 45:02–49:17
• Panel Reaction to Audience Loss: 51:05–52:01
• Panel Final Thoughts (News): 88:19–91:27

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Tone & Atmosphere

• Candid, conspiratorial, and skeptical of mainstream narratives.
• Relies on humor and “calling it as they see it”—mixing gravitas with irreverence.
• Strong defense of “America First” and distrust of political, corporate, and bureaucratic power.

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Summary/Takeaways

The episode is a wide-ranging, freeform panel riff on the nation’s most sensitive political crises and scandals—from Iran and Congressional depositions to the shadowy tentacles of global intelligence and foreign influence. The hosts poke at government hypocrisy, lament the state of urban policing and social order, and keep their core focus on holding entrenched power to account—whether the Clintons, deep state, or global adversaries like China. The show remains anchored by its loyal audience and exposes stories (like the China/Canada base) overlooked by major news. Occasional comic relief (the Maha Wellness parody) balances the heavier themes of the hour.

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For listeners seeking sharp, skeptical commentary on political news, corruption, and U.S. foreign policy—with a dose of sports and comic banter—this episode gives both an overview of the news cycle and a sense of the authentic, unfiltered “voice” of Real America’s Voice.

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evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B

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on Real America's Voice.

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All right, live from Studio 6P Real America, America's Voice on a Friday night, February 27th, 8pm on the East Coast.

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Glad you're in, everybody.

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We are live at the America first warehouse. Slick Brick sitting here to my right. He's going to do some sports. Slickster. How are you? I'm doing good, Big D. How was your day?

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All right.

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We got some sad news tonight, though. About Neil Sadaka, right?

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Yeah.

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Shame.

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Neil Sadaka, 86.

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Yeah.

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He passed away a couple hours ago.

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So many hits. Yeah.

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Suddenly he wasn't sick. He was suddenly. Apparently said he passed away. Really a shame.

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Yep.

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Waking up is hard to do.

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Yeah, that among many from Studio 6 base looks gonna do some sports. Sitting next to him is Kevin Downey Jr. The host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show and someone who has a new article out at PJ Media today. Mr. Downey Jr. First of all, how are you?

[E]

I'm lovely, thank you, Big D. Lovely. Had a wonderful. You know what? The second snowstorm that we're all dreading that brought us even more snow. That snow is disappearing faster than the previous one.

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Yeah.

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Which.

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Well, 40, 50, 45 degrees today helped.

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Yeah. I was about to shoot up the neighborhood.

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Yeah.

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Because I used to be a liberal. I didn't get my way. I was just red Rum, you know, get away with it. But now that I'm a real man, I've lost that ability to slaughter people when I don't get my way.

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Okay. What's your new article at PGA Media about today?

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We're going to talk about it later. It's horrible news. China has a forward operating base in Canada now. They're called FOBs because, you know, the military shortens everything because, you see, And. And that's bad because they've also got something similar down in Cuba. They have a surveillance station in Cuba. And when they say surveillance, I'm sure they probably have a couple of missiles and whatnot as well.

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Okay.

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I mean, I don't trust those ChiComs.

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No. All right, we'll talk about that coming up with Kevin Downey Jr. Sitting next to him. Eric Delgado's got main headlines. Mr. Delgado, how are you?

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I am good, Damon. It's a good Friday pizza Friday night. I was enjoying it. What else? What else? Oh, nothing else happened. Yes, you'd be surprised.

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Not a ton to talk about.

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Not a ton to talk about.

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Just.

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Just a few things that could be coming to mind.

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I don't know if we could start.

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Sure.

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Sitting over here to my left is the one and only Mr. Paul Nolan. He's gonna have news tonight, too. Mr. Nolan, how are you?

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I'm Good. Had a good day. I, Another Clinton thing is underway. Kind of done now.

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Right.

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Kind of interesting. The Babylon Bee is reporting. Hillary says she only recall Epstein that one time when she killed him.

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Okay, interesting. I'm sure we'll talk about Bubba being in there today. He came out with a big, he, he put his opening statement out.

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Oh, yeah.

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In the public.

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So using the hot tub.

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Oh, boy.

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We'll, we'll get into.

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BJ Clinton, Bill Jefferson. So we'll get, we'll get to that, all of that. Please also welcome. Joining us live from West Palm Beach, Florida, is Vinnie Mac on a Friday night who can't be here. Vinnie Mac, how are you?

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Yeah, I'm doing great. Great to see you all and great to have, have the studio audience there tonight. It's good to see it from afar. But I, I took it easy today after the Clinton testimony and watched reruns of Hogan's Heroes. I wanted to see Sergeant Schultz say that he heard nothing, knows nothing. I just watched it over and over again. It was very, very productive day for me.

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Thank you.

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Yeah. And I assuming you think that's what the Clintons did for two days, both of them, her and him both. I know nothing. I've seen nothing. I know nothing and I've been nowhere.

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Exactly.

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Yeah.

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And if anybody puts any more hot water on me, I'm going to name everyone that's. Those are the two things they said. I don't remember anything, but I remember enough to fry everybody who ever met him, you know, you know, gone. Well, they've got leverage everywhere.

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I mean, I don't know. I still think they should have done it in public, but that's just me yesterday. I know, I know everybody feels differently about it, but I just, I just wouldn't let them frame it the way that they want to frame it. She walks out to the mike. Yes. They just frames it out the way she wants to. And he puts out this, clearly puts out this thought, thought ahead statement today to try to get ahead of it. And then, you know, they try to act like this is a big nothing burger. And they come out and it's all Republicans. It's all fantasy. And then Comer comes out and he only talks about the fact that he says that Trump, Clinton said that Trump really didn't, you know, didn't do anything, which, of course, we all already know. And then Comer says, well, I'll leave the rest of the Democrats to answer your questions. It just looks, I don't know, I

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don't know, like a Setup.

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And they went to Chappaqua to do this. They didn't bring him to. To DC I can't remember the last time they said, well, we better go to you so we can put you in jail. Yeah, I mean, that's absurd.

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It doesn't make any sense to you either, then?

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No.

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No. Yeah. I don't know. It's just weird.

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It's almost like they're all in on it and we're. We're the suckers.

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Yeah, it's a lot like that. You know, I just started rereading the Peter Schweitzer book, Clinton Cash. I read it, like, in 15, I think it was. And I'm listening to an audiobook, and it's just that book was so damning. They are so nailed at every level, always, and nothing ever happens to them. So for us to think anything's going to happen now is simply delusional.

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No, I just. I just want them to be exposed. I want them to. I want everybody to know what the scumbags they really are. And I can't wait out of this.

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No criminal charges, not even a fine, not even shots, because the truth came out and it was proven. Yeah, I'd be fine with it. Just let them live with their shame.

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What do you think we're getting out of these two days?

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We're getting them a little dose of their own medicine. Boy, she is fit to be tied. The fact that she was dragged into this made to look like she had something to do with it. Meanwhile, we know she did and other things that are going to be exposed. And then the fact that. And I got the clip from Nancy May saying, you know, anybody who believes Hillary Clinton's version of things will be amazed by what they'll see on videotape. She lost her ass.

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So, again, what do you think we're going to get out of this?

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Again, I've said it a bunch of times, Damon. Even if we can't get these scumbags behind bars, at least let's make sure that they are. They are just disgusting. People don't appreciate them being around. They lose access, they lose money, they lose status, they lose all that stuff that they. That they just. They glean onto because that's what they live for.

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So if you were offered a deal right now. Yeah, okay.

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Me, you, you.

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You're negotiating. You could take the deal right now where they just get publicly shamed, lose their legacy and lose their power broker status, and everyone knows who they are forever. That would be good enough for you if. Because you know you're not going to get into wrestling.

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Right. If we can't get off you that

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right now and you'd sign on the dotted line for it. Yeah. Okay. I would take it, too. That's where I'm at. I agree with you. Like, we're on the same page. Just shame them.

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Shame, shame them. So they're just not welcomed in polite society. People just look at them and they're just disgusting.

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It's not going to happen. Yeah, I would take that. I'm saying.

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Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay.

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Because you know you're not going to. If there was a negotiated deal, let's go for the kill on him and put them in jail for life and take all their money, seize their ass. But it's never going to happen. If I could sign on the dotted line right now just for them to have what Rick Delgado said, I'm all in.

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Yeah. Look, look at Prince Andrew.

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The biggest win we're ever going to get.

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Look at Prince Andrew.

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Right.

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But you acknowledge that you're not getting that one.

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No, we're not going to get.

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Okay.

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No. They're going to get a raise.

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Exactly.

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You're going to write another book.

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Exactly. She's going to run for something else. Who knows what. So, Vin, what do you think of the whole two days? Is there anything here that's going to be newsworthy?

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No, I don't think so. I think they'd have come out with some, some video to embarrass them or whatever. But keep in mind, Hillary's been lying since Watergate. She was fired, if you recall, for lying. They threw her the hell out of there when she was a young lawyer working for the government there. So she's been lying since Watergate. Bill's been lying his whole life. And of course, lying about interns in the Oval Office. How can you believe anything they say? So it just. They're going to say. They're going to say nothing. And then eventually the Republicans are going to leak out some of the nonsense that came out of it. And I don't see much happening here at all. So it's just a waste of time. I want to talk about Iran. I want to talk about big issues that are going on here.

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Well, let's talk about Iran. We can start there because obviously that's been the news that has dominated the day on what, where we are, what's going on. And President Trump, let's face it, he did not say sound all too happy today. So I guess let's start there. Cut one, Aaron here Is the president today on his way out the door to Marine One, on his way to Corpus Christi, Texas, where he gave a speech tonight. But before that, this was the newsworthy part of the day. Roll that.

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How are the talks going with Iran?

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Are you happy with the progress?

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I'm not.

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I'm not happy with the fact that they're not willing to give us what we have to have. So I'm not thrilled with that. We'll see what happens. We're talking, well, some additional talks today, but no, I'm not happy with the way they go.

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Have you made a final decision on Iran? No, I haven't. Do you believe that Iran is going

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to need nuclear weapons if negotiation break down with Iran?

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Well, we haven't made a final decision. We're not exactly happy with the way they negotiated. They cannot have nuclear weapons and we're not thrilled with the way they're negotiating. So we'll see how it all works. Is there a rift that strikes could

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turn into a long, drawn out conflict

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in the Middle East?

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I guess you could say there's always a risk. You know, when there's war, there's a risk in anything, both good and bad. We've had tremendous luck with myself, Soleimani Al Baghdadi, everything's worked out and then we do the Midnight Hammer and so many others. Everything's worked out and we want to

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keep it that way.

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But we're going to see. Look, it'd be wonderful if they'd negotiate really in good conscience, good faith, that conscience. But they, they are not getting there. Iran trying to string you along. Well, we're not happy with what's going on. They should make a deal. They'd be smart if they made a deal. No nuclear weapon. We want no nuclear weapons by Iran and they're not saying those golden words.

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Yeah. So that was the president on his way out the door to Marine One. Then he landed in Corpus Christi and got together before he took the stage with Governor Abbott and a few others. And here was the president there? Do we have this, Aaron, on my, on my laptop? No. Here he is. Okay, here we go.

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Well, they should make a deal, but

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they don't want to quite go far enough. And it's too bad.

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Look, we've been playing with them for 47 years and that's a long time.

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They've been blowing the legs off our people, blowing the face off our people, the arms. They've been knocking out ships one by one. But every month there's something else.

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So

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you can't put up with it too long. We're not happy with the negotiation. They just don't want to. They don't want to say the key words, we're not going to have a nuclear weapon. They have to say, we're not going

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to have a nuclear weapon.

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And they just can't quite get there. They want to enrich a little bit. You don't have to enrich when you have that much oil. So I'm not happy with the negotiation.

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Well, so there you go. So there's the president when he arrives in Corpus Christi, Texas. So I'll just go around and everybody. Well, we got a couple of minutes here and then we'll come back to this. Paul Nolan, where do you think we stand as of tonight?

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You know what my personal opinion on it is? We should just let the Mullers run the ground into the ground. We don't need to be involved in any more regime change. Just let it happen. It's going to eventually fall apart on its own. They, they're running their own country into the ground. They have absolutely no idea how to sustain an economic, you know, program that'll, that'll help and drive the country. The people there are secular for the most part. They want be left alone. They want their Gucci shoes and their Maseratis and capitalism. Those people can rise up and, and Prince resident can handle this without us getting involved. That's just where I stand on it.

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Stay out of it, kdj.

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I say blow them to pieces. Like Trump said. It's been going on for so long, what he said. I remember, you know, the song Barbara. And I remember bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb. And that was, that was, I think in the 80s, maybe the 70s, and we're still dealing with these knuckleheads. These are the white trash idiots on the block who let their dogs run around biting people. I say they got to go.

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I mean, that, that's a big sentiment I see today. People saying, why are people keep saying Trump starting? No, if he's doing anything, he's finishing what start 47 years ago. All right, we'll get more on this. We'll see what Vin thinks. Delgado, slick. We'll do some sports. All coming up on a Friday night. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Friday night Real America's Voice. Seventeen past the hour. We're live at the America first warehouse, Long Island, New York. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick's gonna do some sports. Kdj, he's Got a new article out of PJ Media. Go, go check it out. The more you read, the more bourbon he gets to drink.

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So go check it out.

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Rick Delgado is gonna do main headlines. Paul Nolan's got some news. Vinnie Mac joining us from West Palm Beach. Vinnie Mac, I'll come to you on Iran. We heard the president, you heard what Paul said. Would KDJ say, where do you stand tonight on what the president has in his mind?

[C]

Yeah, I've got a pretty succinct viewpoint here because one, I don't buy the prolonged war thing. As we talked about last night, that's a left wing and a rhino narrative to undermine Trump. Two, Iran's been the axis. That has really been the facilitator of evil across the world for Russia, China, Hamas, extremists, you name it, they need to be that. That government there needs to be eliminated. I understand we're trying to negotiate here. And what Trump is doing, which is what I love about Trump, is he gives you chance to talk, he gives you a chance to negotiate. If you're not coming to where he wants to have a settlement made, he starts making moves like he is today, you know, with the Israeli embassy, they're clearing out people. People are starting to leave. He's doing what he does, which is, okay, I'm going to do this, and then he will actually do it. They're not going to give up. There's not a chance. Secondly, if we do negotiate a settlement with them, all these weapons are still there, all the underlying evil is still there. That's not going to change. So for peace in our country, in particular for the next 20 to 30 years, we need to do this now. And I think you said it well, Damon. This needs to end now. It's not the beginning of anything. They need to go in and take out the missiles they have, any of the nuclear capabilities, parts of their armies, you know, areas they have strength in. We need to do all of that and make that so that they can no longer function as leadership the mullahs and let new people come in and try and build a relationship with them. We're rebuilding the Middle east, you know, you know, Gaza's being rebuilt. We know we got, you know, Hamas really weakened. Now. Israel is doing what they can to try and stay alive, but we're redoing the Middle East. Saudi Arabia is working with us. Others are working with us. I don't see anybody also resisting this. Have you heard any Middle east country step in and say, oh, boy, you better not do that? Because of this or that. Have you heard China say that? Have you heard Russia say that? Nobody said that. So to me, this is going with shock and awe. Take out as much as you can, make sure you eliminate that mullahs and the rest of the people in charge, and that's it. So I'm with KDJ on that. Let's go. Let's go start blowing things up here.

[F]

Delgado, I would love to say let's go blow some S up, because that's the fun thing to say. Just keep in mind that these people do have some types of uranium that I guess has been enriched to a point. Who knows what they've got lined up for, you know, waiting for us. Let's face it, if this is going to be the last throws of this, this leadership, this government, they might just decide we're taking everybody with us. Right? Because what do they have to lose at that point? No, you don't know that they're gonna

[A]

get like 165 virgins up in.

[F]

Right.

[A]

You know, on the other side of the lake of fire. What? I don't.

[F]

Yeah, I don't know.

[A]

To me, it's not my business.

[B]

I think we know enough to know that they're not going to be able to counter to that. That level.

[F]

No, no, no, I'm not talking about counter. I'm talking about as soon as anybody lands on the ground, they start, you know, blowing up their own stuff. In other words, let's take all these

[A]

people, like, kamikaze, like, kamikaze suicide, like.

[F]

Like next level. Like, holy moly. Who saw this one coming on. On their bingo card? Who knows? You don't know because they are lunatics, aren't they? Now, when it comes right down to

[E]

it, let me ask you this. Would your mind change if a thousand suicide bombers ran into a thousand schools on Monday?

[A]

Of course. Yeah.

[E]

So why don't we do it before they do that? Because I think now, I was watching Sean Ryan, his name, Sean Ryan show. He's got a CIA agent on there. She said they have well over a thousand people here already.

[A]

I heard there was 18,000 is what I recently read. There were 18,000 people who have a link to. To terrorists right. In this nation.

[F]

So that could be activated.

[E]

Yeah, yeah. They got to go. And I know, I mean, we get in a fight, you might, you know, you might lose a tooth, you might get a black eye, but they're only going to get worse.

[A]

The good news is this in Connecticut war, now, we're not putting kids on the ground. Really? I mean, the precision in which we target things. Yeah, but that is the thing. For me, the response would be blow up schools and malls and sporting events here. That would probably be the likely result. But remember, everything we see on in the way of war, nothing we see is ever real. It's like this. It's endless, like intelligentsia playing the games and pulling the strings. I don't think the world is as we see it anymore. I don't think the enemies are what they used to be. And I just don't believe that World War II enemy list is the same as it was. Everything has changed in this global corporate structure. And for me, when you look at the corporate interest, what do they want? They want endless war. They'll inflict false flags on everybody at any time, whenever they want. You know, you go from COVID and 911 and the Gulf of Tonkin and Reichstag. I mean there's been false flags been going on since I think it was 1820 was the first false flag. So it's not like they don't know how to use these weapons. We see color revolutions that are essentially false flag operations. So everything we see is usually just bs. So when for me at this point right now is they're going to kill themselves anyhow, what are we worried about? They're not catching us, they're not coming after us.

[F]

I don't know if they're going to kill themselves because somebody is propping them up, right? Somebody's, somebody's been feeding them from behind this whole time. Even when they're cut off, they're still kind of helped along by the Europeans. Right, We've seen that. Yeah. And we've seen some of our own politicians, you get, get into bed with them some. Okay, a lot. Exactly. Yeah.

[A]

They go wherever the money is. They don't care. They have no allegiance to America. And nor do, you know, and nor do these, the corporations, these giant monolithic war machines. They don't care. They don't have borders, they don't have religions, they don't care. They just want billion. They want more money and more control. I'm so jaded when it comes to the war machine. But like I said, Trump did the right thing the first time around. Tactical boom, boom, boom. When he went into Venezuela, it was nothing like the nonsense the neocons, as Vince said, just, you know, keeping the fervor war and the endless spend machine going. So who knows, you know, what do I, I don't know. All I know is if it looks like the old Stuff. I have absolutely no interest in $11 trillion going into Afghanistan and all of our bravest sons and daughters being blown to smithereens. And when they come home, they're treated like garbage.

[F]

Right. So, yeah,

[D]

here's the most interesting thing I saw today. Well, by the way, to that point, what Paul just brought up, that's probably part of, we talked about yesterday, Trump's hesitation. What the American people have seen so far in the last year and a half has been a couple hours of pretty precision work and out of there and done. Obviously, that's probably not the case if he undertakes this. And that's probably part of his hesitation, the fact that you really kind of have to sell this a little more and at least acquire. Explain.

[A]

And he got, he got elected on no more forever wars. He got the moderates on that. I mean, are we, we trying to sabotage the midterms? I don't know. I don't, I don't like the timing of it. I want those midterms more than Right.

[D]

But don't you think you have to give him some, don't you think you have to give a little bit to him and say, well, he's fantastic. The guy hasn't changed from that. The guy who ran on like that, obviously we don't think he's done a complete 180. And all of a sudden he loves to go to war. Because if he did, probably would already be there. But he, I kind of, I think I said this a couple weeks ago. If he decides to go, I feel like I'm just going to think like he, yeah, he's, he's, he's right. If he doesn't go, I'm gonna think, yeah, he's right.

[A]

Yeah, I'll give you that. Because he did it right on the first two. And I don't think he's a warmonger. He's never been one. You know, he's never been a Neo. He's never. Once he's called Matt forever. So if he, I think to Damon's point, though, if he says it's time to go, he didn't do it willy nilly because he was told by the CIA or by the, you know, by Lockheed Martin, it's time to do it because we want to make a scratch and we'll keep you in power and the whole. He's not selling out if he's doing, he's doing it for the right reason.

[F]

So, yeah, and he's not lobbing missiles to deflect attention from something. Maybe he's done three hours ago, Ruby

[B]

urged Americans touched on that's a great point. Leave Iran, Rubio said three hours ago.

[D]

All right, live from Studio 6, be 26 past the hour. More things to do here. I'll give you the most interesting thing I read all day today on this when we get back. All right, live from Studio 6B, 30 minutes past the hour, live on a Friday night at the America first warehouse. So let me give you a couple things I saw in all this today and get your all your reaction. We'll stand around here for a second since obviously that's the big news of the day. Duane Patterson, who is the executive producer believe on Sirius XM Radio for somebody, one of the conservative shows says to all my doomsday, panicking friends on the right, he says what's about to go down in Iran is not Israel's war. Stop playing footsies with anti Semitism. This has been our war since 1979. Iran has waged war continuously against the US since Khomeini landed in Tehran 47 years ago. Israel may be the little Satan, but we've always been Big Satan. Pretending Iran hasn't been at war with us is delusional. It's time to excise this cancer while the cancer is at its weakest strength and while we can. As Senator Kennedy said on the Senate floor yesterday, Donald Trump is not starting a new war with Iran. He's ending the war that Iran started 47 years ago. Donald Trump's future electoral success with the Republican Party will be measured in achievements. If they win at stuff and win decisively, that attracts voters. If they flounder, get bogged down or outright lose, it's curtains. Trump has arrayed enough firepower at Iran to make this a relatively quick engagement. Iran just isn't that capable with conventional weapons. After that, the Iranian population, desperate for the theocratic boot on their neck, will be lifted to finish the job. American voters love a winner, unless they're Democrats or never. Trumpers a distinction without much difference. A quick decisive move that topples the regime and frees millions of Iranians to self govern eventually will be looked at as a huge win. An Iran menace that is decapitated once and for all weakens our two remaining adversaries on the world stage, China and Russia. The opportunity to strengthen our hand while weakening our adversaries at the same time is immeasurably in our vital national interests. So I thought that was pretty interesting. Now, from a strategic standpoint, this was the most interesting thing I saw today. This is From, I don't know this guy at all. I've never seen a tweet of his ever. Shanaka Pera oh, yeah, and he, he has taken notice. And I've seen no one else comment on this on where the Gerald Ford and our two Navy destroyers are parked. He said the USS Gerald Ford is not parked near Iran. It's parked off of Israel. And nobody is asking the only question that matters. Why is it there? The $13.3 billion crown jewel of the US Navy, the largest warship ever constructed, just positioned itself off of Haifa. Not in the Arabian Sea, where The Lincoln sits, 850 km from Iranian shores, loaded for offensive operations. Not in the Gulf, where strike range is optimal. Off of Israel, defending Israel. This is not redundancy. This is Trump's architecture. Two carriers, two missions, two entirely different strategic functions. The Lincoln is the sword, positioned to launch strike packages into Iranian airspace within hours of the order from the President. The Ford is the shield. Its Aegis missile defense systems creates an umbrella over Israeli population centers against the retaliation that follows the first Tomahawk. America and Trump just split its carrier doctrine into offensive and defensive simultaneously. That has not happened since the Pacific Theater in 1945. Trump's positioning here reveals something deeper than tactics. When Iran retaliates and every war game says that they will, its missiles and drones fly towards Israel. They will fly through the same airspace where a US carrier strike group is now stationed. Every Iranian missile aimed at Tel Aviv or Haifa must traverse the U.S. ford's defensive envelope. Shooting at Israel means shooting at, around and through an American carrier group group. Iran cannot retaliate against Israel without engaging American naval assets. Now, the Ford's position makes that physically impossible. The carrier is not defending Israel as a favor. It's positioned so that any Iranian response to American strikes automatically becomes an attack on American forces, triggering the full unrestrained weight of US Military response without a single additional political decision required.

[B]

Boy, that's buttoned up.

[C]

Wow, spot on.

[D]

What do you think of that, Vin?

[C]

I think both things you read were absolutely 100% spot on. Weakening our two biggest enemies. Huge point. It's exactly where I've been coming from with this entire matter. The strategic side of this conflict, if you want to call it that, brilliant attack and defense. And at the end of the day, the world's going to be a safer place without Iran having all of these weapons and this type of leadership, period. All you have is North Korea, Russia and China, then as our enemies, and they just lost their biggest stooge. That's that's, that's been working on their behalf to undermine things for us all over the world. Not their only stooge, but their biggest stooge. There's not many more out there. This has global implications, huge implications for our country's safety. Huge implications for the Middle east safety and peace and prosperity. Huge implications for European and global safety. So I look at this entire thing as a major, major step forward. And everything that you read there, it's the best thing I've heard on this subject, period. Both pieces that you read, they nailed it.

[D]

All right.

[F]

I was going to say it sounds, you know, Paul makes mention of not knowing who your enemies are. It's not as black and white anymore. But that tactic right there is from that era. Right. Of splitting it, like the guy, like the guy proposed, hasn't seen since World War II. That type of strategy.

[B]

45.

[F]

And then, then you got to give it to, to. To Trump's people who devised that, who came up with that scheme, not only for the offensive and defensive capabilities, but also like you tied up at the end where he doesn't need congressional approval.

[D]

Well, remember, this is a, I mean, this is a regime that tried to kill Trump.

[F]

Yeah, that too.

[B]

Don't forget that little detail there. Just a little detail.

[D]

Murdered and maimed thousands of our men and women across the world.

[F]

Yeah.

[D]

For a long, long time. I'm sure the strategic part of this has been well thought through.

[F]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

For a very long time.

[A]

Should we at least look at the history of the CIA and MI6 in Iran? Like A53 was Operation Ajax. The CIA and MI6, they orchestrated the overthrow of the Iran that democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mogadesh. You know, they went in there because they nationalized the oil companies and it killed Western interest. Is there any point we could talk about the history, how we got here? I mean, we got here and then there was, you know, this went on back and forth for years. Then in 79, there was the. I believe it was Operation oh my God, I can't remember anymore because I'm so old and brain dead, but it's never ending. Like in 79, there was the. That they fomented the couple to bring, you know, the religious zealots back to play. We're constantly meddling there. Like, doesn't that matter at some point? I don't know. You know, if you guys think that the CIA is no longer in control, because I do not believe for a split second presidents have control, you guys could tell me. I'm A conspiracy theory, fine. But I'm telling you flat out, the people who have no accountability, the people who have endless money, they're fully backed by bankers, they're full corporations. It's a never ending machine that just keeps on rolling along. It never stops. I mean the CIA is constantly mischievous and my car blows up on the way out of here. We know exactly why. I just don't know.

[F]

It's like you just had that thing tuned up. There's no way there should be anything wrong.

[A]

I want you to know I am very happy at home. I am not suicidal.

[B]

Automatic startup.

[A]

We have to look beyond just what went the mainstream media is feeding us. It's the same with spoon given.

[C]

Paul, let me ask you this. We have a president now, finally, who's taking them on. The groups that you just.

[A]

I agree.

[C]

The CIA groups and taking them on and saying. I'm not listening to you, we're going to do this. So it's a step that has to be made if we're ever going to shut out the CIA from doing the stuff you just talked about.

[A]

Well, that's, that's. Now that's an interesting way to look at it. And I would like to think about that, you know, over the weekend and get back to you really on Monday, talk about it again. But in the first time now though is, let's speak like I think we need to be a little more frank. Maybe Trump is just another guy with a family who doesn't want him to get Clinton. I mean, at what point do we not see that anybody who goes head to head with these people ends up dead. Yeah, it's, it's an endless pattern. How much pattern recognition do we need? You know, so I, I don't know. You know, I'd like to see. Let them, let them kill them. Let them work it out themselves. I think at this point right now, what is the worst if we to a year, how much, how much different will it be after the midterms? I don't know. You tell me.

[C]

Nuclear weapon.

[A]

They've been saying that forever. I mean I, how many times after here since 19.

[C]

Why chance it every.

[A]

Because they've been saying it forever and they never have it. It's never that.

[B]

God.

[F]

Well, you know what, how many times

[A]

fall for the same story?

[F]

Yeah. And to Paul's point, you know, weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, I mean it never ends and it was never there.

[A]

It's always the same thing. There's Russian subs off the coast, they're going to kill us all. Any day now.

[F]

All right?

[A]

Suitcase bombs everywhere.

[F]

Yeah, but I saw that movie.

[B]

It was like UFOs.

[A]

It's nonstop. It's really that it's the same thing over and over and over. At some point, you got to be like, I'm not. I'm not going to let Lucy hold the football again.

[F]

Right.

[A]

You don't know what she's going to do. It's the same thing.

[C]

Trump pulls that. What, that stuff. I don't think Trump operates like that. I mean, I have to say, the

[A]

only thing that gives me pause is because I think Trump is his own man. But let's be honest, at the end of the day, he's got a family, he's got kids, he wants to see them thrive. And nobody. We watch Bongino roll over and play dead. Epstein killed himself. We're going to believe that. You don't think that he was like, just basically said, you're touching fire that you can't come back from? I don't believe that for a second either. That guy we thought was above approach going into it, and he. He stand the camera said, oh, I read the files. He killed himself.

[F]

Right.

[A]

Trust me, he killed himself. Do you think they did not kill himself.

[E]

Do you think, though, that the FBI would say, you know, dear Diary, we finally got Jeffrey Epstein, we killed him. There's nothing that would be left. Nothing. A lot of this surveilling Trump, not a. Not a thing was written down for some of it.

[A]

Yeah, well said. As far as Trump goes, I mean, they've tried to kill him three times now and possibly a fourth in Arizona with the gas, that's another. And the ones we haven't even heard about because we do. Last thing they want is any kind of. They tried Russia. The Obama gate, I call it now. It's not even Russiagate. It's called Obamagate. In my world. They did 35 felony nonsense. They needed everything. They had, all their might, so they can let morons say, why is a felon like Morgan Freeman? Why is a felon run in the presidency again? I know he's up against all of it. I just think at this point right now, he's. If he's playing this cautiously, I do believe he's his own man making his own decisions. And as Damon said, I will trust him on this, but I don't like any of it. And it just feels to me it's the. The same old BS over and over and over here in 2026. We heard it in the 90s, we heard it in the 80s we heard in the 70s. It's been going on since World War II.

[D]

Just one more point on on the equipment and the positioning. The US has never deployed F22 Raptors, not only to Israel, not during the Gulf wars, not during the 2024 strikes that destroyed every Iranian S300 battery in a single night, not during the June 202512 day war that hit the three nuclear facilities. And they've never done it until this week. There is 11 F22s now sitting at Ovda Air Force Base. Confirmed by satellite imagery the first deployment of America's premier air superiority fighter to Israel soil in the history of oh, they're going in.

[A]

That's it. They're going in. By the way, quick note, almost every nation has got all their nationals out of there, every embassy.

[D]

All right, live from Studio 6B, we're back on a Friday night. We'll move on to other news. Sports all coming up.

[A]

Sam.

[D]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night live at the America First Warehouse. Glad you're in everybody. Slick's gonna do some sports right now and we'll get back to some news. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6P is the promo code to use. Slickster. What's going on?

[B]

Rbd well, president is busy all over the place. He's got a Trump College leaders to tackle issues at a roundtable that'll be next Friday. This is Heather Dinich of ESPN. The Power 4 conference commissioners are expected to join dozens of sports celebrities and dignitaries on March 6 at the White House in a roundtable discussion with President Donald Trump about the future of college athletics. Multiple Sources confirmed to ESPN President Trump will chair the group, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and New York Yankees President Randy Levine are listed as vice chairs, according to a source who provided a list of 35 who received invitations. The list also includes the great golfer Tiger woods, former college football coaches Nick Saban and Mack Brown, as well as Urban Meyer. And we also have former secretary of state and college football playoff selection committee member Condoleezza Rice, also part owner of the New England, the Denver Broncos rather New England Patriots President Jonathan Kraft and NBA Commissioner Adam Silva, just to name a few. This also includes current university presidents and chancellors, the people who could be involved in helping shape the future of college athletics, and some of the solutions and strategies to structuring the athletic world going forward, said one source who plans to attend. It's so preliminary, it's hard to say anything with any sort of specificity because there hasn't been anything yet provided to us in writing of that sort. Also expected to attend is billionaire businessman Cody Campbell, chairman of Texas Tech's Board of Regents and former college football player. Leaders throughout college athletics have also been meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill for years to rally support for legislation to help regulate nil, which they're getting out of hand. Despite Trump's outspoken support and multiple politicians taking stances on issues such as athlete employment, NCAA has been unable to get to the bill to the floor for a vote. And Yahoo. Sports was the first to report this meeting. So next Friday, if the president isn't too busy and when is he not always busy? But this may come off. So we'll have more as a follow up. Big D. But yeah, president is sitting down. You know how he loves sports and how much he values sports and realizes how important it is to this great country. And that's a wrap in sports for this segment.

[D]

All right, let's look. Very good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use. Paul, Nolan's got some news. President's not only busy thinking about Iran, but he's thinking about Cuba as well. Paul, what's going on?

[A]

Yeah, well, he said on Friday he suggested the United States could assume control of Cuba in a non hostile action amid the ongoing diplomatic discussions with Havana. He said we could very well end up having a friendly takeover of Cuba. I have been hearing about Cuba since I was a little boy. They're in big trouble and they could very well be. I think something very positive could happen. They have no money, they have no anything right now. They're going to be talking to us. So, you know, who knows, maybe, you know, maybe there's some, you know, good way to acquire them, but who knows? But that just could be Trump doing his Greenland thing, opening the negotiation with the, the heavy hand. After we saw what happened with the that weird fishing boat incident. Who knows what's going to happen next? But it's just, I thought it was a little bit interesting. Rubio was talking about this today, you know, at the pulpit.

[D]

So here is the, here is the president. Cut seven, Aaron, roll that.

[A]

What was that boat doing in Cuba? And do you believe the Cuban government?

[B]

The Cuban government is talking with us and they're in a big deal of trouble, as you know. They have no money, they have no anything right now, but they're talking with us and maybe we'll have a friendly takeover of Cuba. We could very well, end up having a friendly takeover of Cuba.

[A]

What about the boat?

[B]

The boat that was there many years. We've had a lot of years of dealing with Cuba. I've been hearing about Cuba since I'm a little boy. But they're in big trouble. And we could very well something good, I think very positive for the people that were expelled or worse from Cuba that live here. We have people living here that want to go back to Cuba, and they're very happy with what's going on.

[D]

All right, there you go. There's the President on his way out. He was. That was still in the same presser they did on his way to Corpus Christi, Texas, talking about Cuba. Now, before he got to Cuba, he stopped for his Maha Wellness check with RFK Jr. He did that today. That's the basis of tonight's Baby News Network. Roll it, Aaron.

[A]

All right.

[E]

As your Secretary of Health and Human Services, I'm here to do your Maha Wellness Check. Just a few questions. Straight, honest, nothing fancy. And please, no trying to pay me off in Diet Coke this time.

[B]

Bobby, nobody bribes better than me. But never with Diet Coke. That stuff is sacred. And might I add, you're doing an incredible job. Probably the healthiest administration ever. Nobody's ever seen anything like it, believe me.

[E]

Let's start simple. How many servings of vegetables do you eat per day?

[A]

Bobby, come on.

[B]

Vegetables are a disaster. Half the time they look like they came out of Biden's garden all shriveled up and sad. That was a fruit. Actually, even worse, even more dishonest. Terrible apple. Total disgrace.

[E]

And how much water are you drinking? Daily?

[B]

Water, Bobby, I drink the smart stuff. Diet Coke. Water is fine, but it's like cnn. Boring and not to be trusted. I like beverages that fight back.

[E]

Okay, Mr. President, do you get a full eight hours of sleep?

[B]

Eight hours. I get negative sleep. I'm working so hard, the clock owes me time. Half the time I wake up before I even fall asleep.

[A]

Sleep.

[B]

It's incredible. Truly incredible.

[E]

And do you have any stress? Anything is giving you any anxiety?

[B]

Stress? What are you, my therapist? Dr. Phil already asked me this, Bobby. Stress sees me and says, nope, wrong guy. I give stress. I don't take it. I'm very confident about that.

[E]

Right.

[A]

So, Mr. President, what exactly are you eating during a normal day?

[B]

America. I eat America. Burgers, fries. Real food. None of this kale nonsense. Kale is what you feed goats and CNN anchors.

[A]

What about your cholesterol?

[B]

What about it? They have the best numbers, Bobby. The doctors faint when they see Them, they wake up and frame the results. Happens every time.

[E]

So, do you take any supplements?

[B]

Yes. Applause, crowd energy, patriotism. Tremendous supplements, believe me.

[E]

Well, that's.

[A]

That's not FDA approved, Bobby.

[B]

The FDA works for you now. Make it approved.

[E]

That's not how that works. But anyways, how's.

[A]

How's your mental well being?

[E]

Any sadness or any irritability lately?

[B]

I thought.

[A]

You're the food guy, Bobby.

[B]

And the only time I get sad is when they run out of fries or Big Macs or. Or when Biden talks for more than six seconds. A total disaster. The man makes English look temporary. He definitely is a disaster.

[E]

Do you lift weights, Mr. President?

[B]

I lift the country, Bobby, every day. That's resistance training. Very heavy responsibilities.

[A]

Oh, boy.

[E]

Donald, what is that?

[B]

I said it's Mr. President. Bobby. I'm not going to repeat myself. And it's a vegetable. Potatoes. Incredible vegetables. Amazing when fried.

[E]

I'm trying, I really am.

[F]

But you're.

[E]

You're supposed to be the face of America's new health movement.

[B]

And look at me. Glowing, radiant. Half the time, people ask if I'm living in a tanning bed. I tell them no, that's natural American sunlight. Very powerful. Extremely powerful.

[A]

Wow.

[E]

Your heart rate is unbelievably steady.

[F]

How.

[B]

How is that possible, Bobby? My heart beats in anthem time.

[A]

Boom. Boom.

[B]

Very patriotic rhythm. Doctors love it.

[E]

Last thing. On a scale of 1 to 10,

[A]

how healthy are you?

[B]

12. Maybe 13 off the charts. I'm the healthiest unhealthy man alive.

[A]

No.

[B]

Nobody's ever seen anything like it.

[E]

After thorough evaluation, Mr. President, you are statistically, medically and scientifically.

[B]

Go on, Bobby.

[A]

Impossible.

[B]

Exactly. That's Maha, baby. Make America healthy again. Starting with me. You're welcome, America. Oh, man.

[D]

Oh, man. Those get much better than that.

[A]

Oh, that was all right.

[D]

Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night, having a little fun. We'll do some more news when we get back. Hour two coming up right after this.

[A]

Sam,

[B]

It's Big D. Double dizzle in the 6B brizzle, live on Real America's Voice. Vizzle, baby.

[D]

All right, Snoop, very good. Hour 2 Live from Studio 6B at the America first warehouse. Slick's gonna do some more Sports. Kevin Downey Jr. Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Vinny Mac, all trying to get some news. And we talked a lot about Iran, but obviously that's the news of the day and will be the news of probably the next week, or who knows how long, depending on what the President decides to do. I want to get to Delgado's other headlines here. But I want to just go to Vin for just one second because Vin says got some unfortunately sad news coming from the live from Studio 6B audience. Vin, what happened?

[C]

Yeah. Today we lost a good friend of the show for many, many, many years, a patriot, a brother and sister. In the chat, Mallory Klondike, she just received notice that she had a heart attack and passed away.

[D]

Oh, my God.

[C]

And I know many of us that are in the chats. This is particularly the Facebook chat. It's a really tight community. And it's been that way for Damon. It's been that way since 2015.

[D]

Yes, it has. It was the original place we were.

[C]

That's right. With our Facebook friends. And Mallory was there for a long, long time. And I want to give our heartfelt condolences to her family and also a heartfelt condolences to all the people that were friends with her in the chat. She was quite active and always supporting us. So I thought it was worth saying on air to honor her and her support for the show. So thank you, Mallory. We won't forget you.

[D]

Yeah, absolutely. I'm so sad to hear that.

[F]

That's terrible.

[D]

Yeah. All right. Live from Studio 6B, our thoughts and prayers do go out to all of her family and friends in the chat. It is a family, there's no doubt about it. So that's very sad to hear here. So we'll pray for her and her family. Two minutes past the second hour here of 9 o'. Clock. Real America's voice all across the country. Let's do some headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What else is going on in the news besides Iran Delgado?

[F]

Damon, you know, it's the Epstein stuff. Some of my favorite stuff to talk about as James Comer claim out came out today claiming Bill Clinton poured cold water on any Trump involvement with Epstein. That was just part of the comments that he made saying that the president, former President Bill Clinton, claimed he had no knowledge that President Trump having any involvement with Epstein. Comer spoke during a break in the Clinton deposition before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee as part of the investigation into the late convicted sex offender. Ranking members and the like asked questions. They took a break. And of course, he had. He came out to speak a little bit. But here's the big news of the day, because yesterday Hillary Clinton came out after her six hours of testifying. And as Damon says, she was framing the argument or framing what happened. Well, now we're starting to get the other side, or at least the truth, because we all know Hillary Clinton's quite the liar these days. Oh, she has been all the time. Here's cut number three. Here's Nancy Mace on what she saw in dealing with Hillary for, for about six hours yesterday. Here is cut number three. Check this out from Nancy Mace.

[D]

Okay, I got.

[F]

I'm not going to say anything.

[C]

No, she didn't want to answer any

[A]

questions about any of that and deferred

[C]

most of those, if not all those questions to her husband.

[A]

And he will be thoroughly asked about that today.

[C]

You know, what did he know when

[B]

he know, what did he see? Because there are other people who've come

[A]

forward publicly, like Kevin Spacey, who thought

[C]

all of this was very strange and actually a very high risk for a president of the United States or former president.

[B]

It's all very bizarre.

[C]

But I asked her very pointed questions

[B]

and you'll see that in the transcript, in the video that comes out, and

[C]

you'll see how she responded as well. Screaming.

[A]

And we'll close with this.

[B]

We're going to, we're going to get the video out as quickly as we can, get it uploaded in the sound

[A]

and everything from yesterday.

[D]

So.

[A]

So this is, for all practical purposes, a public deposition.

[B]

The American people are going to see it.

[A]

I heard C Span is going to

[B]

air it wire to wire. So everyone's going to see what was asked yesterday. And I think that will answer a

[C]

lot of questions, especially with Lutnick and

[A]

other things like that.

[F]

Yeah. So there you have it. James Comer with his comments along with Nancy Mace. Today, Bill Clinton was asked about the photo which appears to show him and a woman whose identifier has been redacted in the photo. I guess there were a bunch of photos they were showing Bill kind of to jog his memory. He was asked about the hot tub photo as well, that infamous one that he finally broke his silence on, plus many other things that were brought up during the deposition, which lasted roughly six hours, with Republicans praising the former president for being forthcoming with his answers. So there you have that, and here's cut number four. Here's Annapolina Luna, who is also there, and she decides to take it up another notch, not giving some of the people who were accomplices with Epstein and his trafficking of women. Here she goes, naming some people along the way. Cut number four. Here's one of my favorites. She's one of my favorites.

[A]

Paul.

[F]

Anna, Polina Luna. Check this out.

[B]

What I will say is it has

[A]

become very evident even in the last

[B]

24 hours in line for.

[A]

Of questioning that Jeffrey Epstein was running

[B]

a intelligence gathering operation. In my professional opinion, I do believe

[C]

it was a honeypot operation.

[B]

And I do believe that there's a list of individuals who did engage in

[F]

trafficking were given these plea deals. And I'm going to name those individuals right now.

[D]

The first one would be Leslie Grof.

[B]

The second one Sarah Kellen.

[C]

The third one, Nadia Markova, and the

[B]

fourth one, Adriana Ross.

[F]

All of these women engage trafficking, engaged in the trafficking of minors as adults.

[B]

They were working and complicit with Jeffrey Epstein's operation. And in my opinion, they are not

[E]

to be given victim status because they

[B]

did partake in harming, harming young girls. I remember seeing in some of the

[E]

files some of these girls were, you

[A]

know, as young as 10, 11 years old and older.

[B]

And so obviously we have a lot of work to do. But I did want to come and

[A]

give update and let you know that

[D]

President Clinton, as of right now, is cooperative and answering, answering all of our questions.

[F]

Yeah. So there she is talking about that. And Bill Clinton also warned lawmakers, Damon, before, I guess, or throughout the hearing today that he said, you'll often hear me say that I don't recall, but said he would not speculate when asked questions. So there you have it. A little bit coming out of that. I do have a couple more clips regarding this. One of them, former Clinton administration advisor, this guy's name is Steve Gill. Listen to what he has to say. He was on GB News talking about the Clintons and exactly what he knew. Cut number five. This is interesting. Check this out if you haven't seen it.

[A]

Bill and Hillary went to the Zorro Ranch multiple times. She never met Jeffrey Epstein. There. There are pictures of her with Jeffrey Epstein while she claims both that apparently her sworn testimony and afterwards, she never met the man. So are we supposed to believe our lying eyes or Hillary Clinton?

[D]

I guess the difference is she's saying, I don't remember meeting him. Maybe that's one of those small legalese

[A]

phrases which means that she gets off a.

[D]

Swinging off a massive giant hook. Steve, do you think there'd be any justice served? But so many of these people who

[A]

write these long books detailing their time in office or as a camp, they can remember everything when they're writing a book. But when it's a tough question, they I can't remember ever meeting the man.

[D]

And her statement afterwards and her lawyer's statement was definitive.

[A]

I never met the guy. That's not true.

[D]

Yeah.

[F]

So there you have it from former Clinton advisor Steve Brill. Or Steve Gill, I should say, right

[A]

as the adrenochrome is dripping off a chin. I'm sorry, I went too far.

[F]

Yeah. It is amazing.

[A]

She's such a liar. She lies with such effortless. Like, it's so easy for her to lie. It's just. It's just pure comedy.

[D]

Yeah.

[F]

And he makes a great point that they do. They do recall a lot of details for books, but when it comes to being under oath, they seem to seem to get amnesia.

[D]

Did Mr. Gill have any recommendations on what he thought would come out of all this?

[F]

I have no idea. I didn't ask him. I'll do that next time.

[D]

Okay.

[F]

Lastly here, though. Here's something that came out a few years ago that none of us knew about, and we're still waiting to hear. And maybe Lauren Boebert can kind of lead the charge on this. Here she is being asked about it. Cut number six. Talking about that. That little slush fund they used to pay off all their little sexual dalliances in Congress. Cut number six. Let's see. Let's see if Congress will go along with this. Here's Lauren Boebert.

[D]

There's now a resolution that would reveal a lot more about the culture of

[E]

sexual misconduct in Congress.

[D]

Are you supportive of that despite Congresswoman Mace?

[B]

I'm absolutely supportive of Congresswoman Mace's resolution to uncover the other sexual harassment issues that take place here in our nation's capital. And even further, I am supportive of releasing the congressional hush money slush fund. There's been tens of millions of dollars that have been paid out over the years here in Congress to keep Hill staffers quiet about alleged. Alleged sexual misconduct and other forms of mistreatment in the office. So I would love to see every congressman who's ever had to pay a settlement to a staffer. And I'm certainly supportive of Nancy Meese's resolution.

[F]

Yeah. So I think it's fair to say at this point, Washington, D.C. known for politics. Politics, sex and money.

[A]

Did you see her getting questioned on the way into her hotel? She's like, yeah, I just bought bleach bit and I just took a hammer to my iPad and phone. She's hysterical. She doesn't care.

[D]

We talked about that slush fund. I don't know, what, three, four years ago? Yeah, probably.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Yeah. Not much has happened since we talked about it then.

[F]

No, because of course, all the people that would make that decision are the ones you that have to vote on.

[A]

On it.

[D]

Yeah. All right, KDJ is here. He's got Some news as well. We've been speaking about the CIA a little bit tonight. KDJ, you have more on says CIA's plots of. Maybe in a. Former plots. What is this exactly?

[E]

This is a former plot by the C. The CIA. This actually took place before MK Ultra. And they're calling it. They're calling it Operation Artichoke is what they. And it was basically they were trying to see if they could get people, normal people, regular people, walk down the street to assassinate world leaders through any means necessary, and the person doing it wouldn't even know they were doing it. Facto Rama. The guy who shot RFK doesn't remember doing it. Yeah, he says I didn't do it. He said. He said I didn't. I'm not saying I didn't do it. I don't remember doing it. All right, so that absolutely could be where this came from. And they started that in the 50s, this Operation Artichoke.

[A]

There's, there's arguments that Ruby was under that same influence as well, so. So it's a real thing. Operation Artichoke was where they put all kinds of poisons and all kinds of chemicals and all kinds of drugs into unwilling and unwitting people to get them to comply and do what they want. It's just incredible when you start peeling back. I can't believe you're bringing this up. Sorry, I just.

[F]

Paul's ready to take his shirt off,

[B]

show us his artichoke heart.

[E]

In the records, they talk about getting someone to kill a political leader, but they don't say which nation. Yeah, they don't say which. So they had the plan, and of course it's the CIA. Almost all of this has been dumped, but they found something that they forgot to dump and they're saying, and now we know that Operation Artichoke preceded MK Ultra and. But in a way more sinister, because if you can trick someone into assassinating someone and they don't even know they did it, well, that means you could do that to probably a thousand people and have a thousand people running around the world going, I got. I gotta kill this guy. And they don't even know they're doing it. But yeah, the csa, our CIA, sorry, they're always on our side. Is that a drone?

[A]

I hope we're not parked next to each other.

[D]

It says in this article. This was in the Pulse. Millennial today. By the way, those of you interested, it said the agents on the project were noted to be around 35 years old, well educated and fluent in English. Notes on the target show that the individual being subject to the project had also quit from a job recently and was working with the gov with the country's government. The CIA wanted to brainwash the individual, then suggested they could be used to assassinate a prominent politician or if necessary, against an American official. Although the documents detailed a plan to carry out the project, it was only simulated, suggesting that it never took place.

[F]

Of course, it never.

[A]

I must kill Frank Trevor.

[D]

All right, live from Studio 6B. 19 past the hour or 13 past the hour? Excuse me. More sports news coming up when we get back on a Friday night right after this.

[A]

Sam.

[D]

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[B]

All right, Big D. Well, the super bowl is just a few weeks in the books, and before you know it, the draft will be here. Less than two months from tonight, the NFL draft will be in full swing. And this is Fermento. Mendoza claims an NFL team he formerly interviewed with asked him to get arrested. So he slides in the draft this is Reegs of Barstool Sports.

[C]

Yep.

[B]

I live in a world where we have to take Fernando Mendoza's word no matter what. That man wouldn't tell a lie. You see him do an interview. I also live in a realistic world where NFL teams will do anything and everything to get the quarterback of the future. They don't care what it takes. So go commit a little crime. Look at what it did for Scotty Scheffler. I think you can compare the two in a personal standpoint, Scotty gets arrested somehow wins even more, and becomes the most dominant golfer we've ever seen since Tiger. Now, that was a mild arrest, but like he's saying, just a mild little crime. Maybe a traffic violation could be just enough to make him fall. You'll see this interview here, NFL on cbs, asked Mendoza what is the wildest thing he's had during his interview process here. And roll that, Aaron cut nine.

[F]

What was the one most bizarre question you got?

[A]

One about, hey, I don't know if I can say it.

[C]

It was, hey, maybe you should get arrested.

[D]

And I was like, you know, I

[A]

was a little confused, but then I

[C]

was like, the slide. So hopefully I don't get arrested.

[B]

I don't get that one.

[A]

So you can see slide in the draft.

[C]

Can you tell us who said that?

[A]

It was not one of the teams

[B]

I had a formal interview with.

[D]

So I'm not gonna. I don't.

[E]

I don't want to expose the team.

[B]

Some are speculating it was the Dolphins or the Vikings. But he's gonna go play for the Raiders. They've been known to get arrested a few times. So. Wild stuff, Big D, huh? Well, you want to go get arrested so you can fall to the Jets? You know, I mean.

[D]

I mean, yeah, that's. That's the thing, you know, you go out and get around.

[A]

Watch it, slick.

[D]

You end up falling to the jets, and then it really wasn't worth it. So you better.

[B]

He better off doing light life.

[D]

Hey, that is doing life, technically, as a sports fan. As a Jets fan, you're doing life. Yes, it is.

[F]

That sounds like a Jerry request.

[D]

That's it.

[B]

J E T s just end the sentence. That's a rapid.

[C]

Sports.

[B]

Big D back.

[D]

All right, Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell, Vinnie Mac, Manhattan D.A. what's going on with the snowball fight?

[C]

Yeah, I know that snowball fight might not be the biggest story in the world, but to me, it actually struck me accord because it's representative of the decay we're seeing mostly in our liberal cities where there's just a absolute disrespect from the people and from the district attorneys and the politicians for law and order and for the police and the people that, that protect us. We saw that in Minnesota with ICE agents and so on. The absolute terrible things they do to those people, throwing things at them, no one's held accountable, so they do more. And this, this little snowball incident in New York City, what really, it really just pissed me off, honestly, because here are those police officers attending. Look at them. They're just getting pelted and pelted. This isn't fun. They're not having a snowball fight with kids here. They're trying to create some law and order here. Anyhow, one of the guys that was caught, but several were caught and arrested, they were let go. One of the guys that was caught, the District Attorney of New York declined to press any charges against him. Now, again, it is a snowball, but it is an assault and a disrespect to police officers. It's no different than being pulled over for a speeding ticket and you know, show me your license and ID and just defying him and saying no. And next thing you know, you're getting arrested. And next thing you know, they're protesting the police for doing that. It's just a small thing, but it's representative of, of our society right now. And what the left and the progressives have done from a mindset standpoint, that these people felt comfortable throwing snowballs in the faces of police officers while they're trying to create some law and order. That's really my big point here. It's disgraceful to see society breaking down like this. And it's breaking down because of the enablement of our crazy left wing progressive politicians. But then you have DAs like this that hold nobody accountable for anything, even throwing a snowball in the face of police officers. Officers. Now if you and I did this when we were kids, we would have been in junior reform school or something.

[A]

We would have been across your face. You would have been knocked out and left in the bushes.

[C]

Yeah, not only that, my father would have not appreciated that I would have pulled the belt out, you know, so if I didn't get disciplined by the police, police, I would have been disciplined at home. And so it's a complete breakdown of society here right now, in my view. Even though it's not like the biggest of incidents, it's just indicative of how loose it's getting.

[F]

Yeah, then I agree with you on that one. The I don't think I would have made it to the cops to reprimand me. It would have been taken care of at home. You know what I mean?

[A]

You know, my old man was a city cop. And you know, you know, they would have just. That guy would have been bashed to be to pieces. They would have been thrown in like a laundromat dryer and they would have left him there for nine hours and everyone, no one ever would have done it because they knew what would have happened.

[F]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

You know, that's nonsense.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Very demoralizing.

[D]

Yeah. But it's happening everywhere. Like what happened in the Summer of Love, all in the front door, out the back. Same thing in Minnesota. In the front door, out the back. New York City, same thing. Indoor. In the front door, out the back. And even if it's in the front door and try to make them wait, the judge comes in and says no. So, you know, that's the problem.

[E]

And you know what this can lead to. I don't know if you guys remember, I think it was the late 80s, there was a shooting somewhere and the cops are there in New York City and some animal dropped a bucket of paint off of a building onto a cop's head and killed him.

[B]

I remember that.

[E]

See, it starts with snowballs and it ends with that. I mean, these people. It's just snowball. No, it's not just a snowball. And why those cops? I, I assume they're walking away because they were told to too. Because heaven forbid, you know, you hit one of the, the street rats for being disrespectful or hitting you with a snowball. And of course, I mean, I'm from Detroit, that some people, not me, used to put rocks in the snowballs and. Or buckshot, because that was really good. But yeah, this just leads to. This is a gateway crime.

[D]

Sound like you have a little experience there.

[E]

Self defense.

[A]

Sounds extremely. Michigan.

[E]

Self defense. Snowballs.

[D]

Well, you're absolutely all right. I mean, it's just a breakdown of the kids, the parents, the homes, of course. And you know, the destruction of the nuclear family in the home is, I think we all know, part of the. Pretty much part of the cement of the left's staple of the left's platform now.

[E]

So direct from the 45 goals, I

[F]

was about to say it, and Kevin knows which step that is because it's part of communication. It's part of Marxism. Right. Trying to go after the, the police.

[E]

Yep. Destroy the nuclear family.

[F]

Right.

[E]

Oh, yeah, it's all there. It's all there. And you look, these Marxists have been going after the cops for a long time. And because they wanted a big crime wave and they got it, they started letting crooks out in 20, 19, 2020. They said, well, you know, we're going to do casual spell.

[A]

Oh.

[E]

Oh, my God. George Floyd's dead. We better defund all the cops. It's always been the war on cops is very real. It's always been there, there. And this is just another step. Hey, I'm going to get everyone to laugh at the nypd, one of the greatest police departments in the nation, and we're going to make them look like a bunch of schmucks. And then that's going to spread. That's exactly what's going on.

[C]

When the DOJ does not come aboard and, and, and defend our police. They don't defend police and law and order. The whole city can break down because anything, any, anything's open gate team. You could do anything. You know, it just, it breaks everything else down.

[D]

If you're a criminal in New York City, you're certainly not scared of the mayor.

[F]

Nope.

[C]

By the way.

[D]

Yeah. All right. Live from Studio 6B. More to do. We're back right after this,

[A]

Sam.

[D]

All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night, Real America's Voice all across the country. 1039 LI News Radio, Suffolk County, Long Island. Glad you're in. Whether you're watching or listening, we always appreciate you being here with us eight to 10 weekdays, Monday through Friday, right here on Real America's Voice select. Kevin Downey Jr. Paul Nolan, Vinnie Max joining us from West Palm beach, all going to do some more news and sports, but let's do some more headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What's going on?

[F]

Delgado, Damon, the man who is not running for president, is at it again. This guy is known as Stephen A. Smith.

[D]

It's like, it's like Groundhog Day on this show every night. Groundhog Day.

[F]

Every, every day he seems to be on somebody else's show talking about how he's not running for president. As a matter of fact, he took this, this opportunity to not rule out running for president, but he also gave props to Secretary of State Marco Rubio talking about the, the great job that he's been doing. Here is the aforementioned Stephen A. Smith, ESPN analysis analyst. And of course, you know somebody, somebody who might, who might run for president.

[D]

Watch your mouth.

[F]

There he is, cut number 12. Check this out.

[B]

Let me say this about Donald Trump.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

To Me, I don't even get in his policies.

[E]

Like, for example, 20, 28 election.

[A]

I'm not ruling out the possibility that if, if, if I don't run that

[B]

I wouldn't vote for a guy like Marco Rubio.

[D]

I respect Marco Rubio. This man is a former senator.

[B]

He's the present Secretary of State.

[A]

He's the national Security advisor.

[E]

He's an adult in the room.

[B]

I look at J.D. vance and I see somebody that aspires to be Trumpish, you know, engaging in populism as opposed to actually getting the work done. When, when Trump.

[A]

Trump congratulated Marco Rubio on the job that he did Tuesday night, he barely

[B]

wanted to stand up and acknowledge the chance. He ain't got time for all of that.

[A]

I can relate.

[B]

I'm like that.

[A]

He got time for all of that.

[C]

Got a job to do.

[D]

Yeah.

[F]

Ain't got time for that, David. He got a job to do.

[D]

I'm down that.

[F]

Smith.

[D]

Smith, 28, baby, I'm on the train. I might be on the train.

[F]

Hey, he made that surprising.

[B]

A train, Stephen. A train.

[F]

He was talking to Dave Rubin on his talk show. And again that. That first five seconds where he goes, if I don't run, run for president, I don't see my. I can't.

[B]

If he doesn't.

[F]

Yeah. He said, if I don't see myself, if I don't myself run for president, I could vote for a guy like Marco Rubio.

[A]

Skim milk.

[F]

Which is interesting. So we'll see what happens with that. And of course, Damon Paul's a Stephen A. Hater.

[D]

I can tell already.

[F]

Yeah, he is.

[D]

It's too bad. All right, I'll carry the mantle for us. Stephen A. Don't you worry.

[F]

Damon's favorite CNN analyst. I'm talking about Harriet. On the poll again, Damon, this time warning Democrats, believe it or not, that all this hullabaloo going on over immigration might not be going in their favor as they think it is. Etten told anchor John Berman, after all the events in la, Minnesota, and all those events of immigration last year, he was asked if Democrats have been able to take advantage of that in the. Of that issue in the polls. Here is what Harry Anton had to say to that. Cut number 13. Take it away, Harry.

[C]

This, I think, is so important to note. After all the events in Los Angeles, after all the events in Minneapolis, after all the events of the last year on immigration, can Democrats actually take advantage on this issue?

[B]

And a look at the polling suggests actually, no. They're in a worse position in A worse position than they were at this

[C]

point during Donald Trump's first term.

[B]

Take a look here, Joyce, which party more on immigration? In 2018, Democrats had an edge of about 6.5 points. You come over to this side of the screen now. Look at that. Republicans are the ones who have actually have an edge on immigration. So this whole idea that Democrats are

[A]

going to be able to take advantage

[B]

of the immigration group of the immigration issue actually doesn't bear itself out in the polling. Despite everything that's been going on. In fact, Democrats are in worse position

[C]

than they were during Donald Trump's first term. Yeah, maybe they don't like what Donald Trump, the president is doing, but they don't think Democrats will do a better job.

[B]

Correct. They think Democrats will do a worse job on immigration than Republicans.

[C]

All right, what about border security in general?

[B]

Okay, border security in general. So this is immigration at large. What about border security?

[E]

Look at this, look at these numbers.

[A]

Hello.

[B]

Party trusted more in border security again at this point, Trump's terms. Look at this.

[C]

In 2018, Republicans had a 13 point advantage.

[B]

If anything, the advantage is a little bit larger now. Republicans up by 15 points. So when you put it all together, you put immocracy immigration with border security and the idea that Democrats will be able to take the ball and run away on it. The polling data suggests. No, no, no. This is actually an issue that Republicans should be more comfortable running on than Democrats.

[C]

Democrats running on immigration may actually be

[B]

to the Republicans advantage.

[F]

Yeah. So there you have it. No, no, no, Damon. They're going to take the ball and run away.

[E]

Stephen A.

[D]

With Harry Enton Smith Enten 28 with that ticket.

[E]

And now we know what Crazy Eddie's son is doing for a living.

[C]

I love the theater.

[E]

Yeah, that joke works in like three. He's authentic and I'm in one of them.

[D]

Yeah, he's good. Come on. Very entertaining.

[F]

And when he gets to those numbers. Hello.

[A]

Sounds like a little bit I was waiting for.

[E]

Jazz hands.

[D]

Yeah, yeah. Little energy through the fingers. Harry, Paul's got some news. Let's quickly get to it because we've heard the President at the State of the Union refer to the Somali pirates, which of course JD Vance got a good kick out of. But now they, they want their. They want their money back.

[A]

They're not happy. They want their money back. They've been, they, I guess you could say they want reparations. So I'm going to let you guys watch this clip and then I'm going to. I had Grok translate It. It's English, by the way.

[D]

Cut eight. Aaron, roll that.

[A]

We have suffering son.

[D]

Starting for ice. Excuse me.

[A]

Want to whoever bring over here, we

[B]

want to debate only.

[A]

That's what I'm saying.

[B]

And I'm say asking our governor and our state, we are taxpayer.

[A]

We need pay back whatever they committed eyes. Thank you very much.

[D]

Okay, very good.

[F]

Oh, wow.

[A]

Talk about an all star.

[D]

Yeah, that sounded like what she was shouting at the President during the State of the Union.

[A]

Now, there was like seven or eight of them in a row and she was the most like legible of all of them. So she said, we suffered, some of us started from ice. We want whoever brought us over here to pay. That's what I'm saying. I'm asking our government and our state, we are taxpayers. We need to be paid back. For what are they committed against us? Yes, whatever that means.

[D]

That's what she just said, right?

[F]

That's what she said.

[D]

I could tell, I heard it.

[A]

You were able to follow that? Yeah, yeah, I wasn't.

[F]

HE SPEAKS GIBBERISH I mean, I couldn't take my eyes off the doily around her head, but, you know, other than

[A]

that, all I saw was corn holio.

[D]

Exactly. Oh, man, that's.

[A]

That's the hard hitting news I brought here.

[D]

All right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to you, slickster. What's going on?

[B]

Well, here's America's sweetheart. Megan Rapinoe calls USA men's hockey team. She called them clowns for visiting Trump.

[D]

Let's go back to Somali pirates.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Well, there we go. Former US Women's national team player Megan Rapinoe is calling the USA men's hockey team a bunch of clowns, claiming they ruined their gold medal moment by accepting President Trump's invite to the White House and State of the Union. In a recent episode of her podcast with ex WNBA player Sue Bird, Rapinoe described the men's hockey team White House as a classic ripping defeat from the jaws of victory. The United States men's hockey team in their utter moment of glory. Childhood dreams come true. Once in a lifetime accomplishment sensational. Ruined it for themselves, Rapinoe said. And because they allowed themselves to be totally opted by a clown. Co opted by a clown. And now you are a clown. You look like a clown. Rapinoe, of course, has her own history of visiting presidents. We know that.

[D]

You know what's clownish? Is missing the goal. The goal kick.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

In 2023. How about that?

[B]

Well, let's show that because we know what Jack Hughes on the US Men's Olympic Team. Dude, more. We need more Jack Hughes in this world, less men. Megan Rapinos. Show that cut 10 there and that beautiful shot that Megan took. Here's Jack shot right.

[D]

Whoops.

[B]

There you go.

[D]

Yeah, man.

[B]

Oh man, what a shot.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

One more time.

[D]

Oh, oh.

[B]

Souvenir for the fans.

[F]

That's a rapid sports look at the size of the goal difference.

[D]

Exactly.

[B]

I love it.

[F]

And let's, let's not forget that this dude and, and her friends lost to a bunch of teenage boys.

[A]

15 year old boys, boys 15th and what? 15.

[F]

And I think they got shut out.

[E]

Oh yeah. And that, that green haired lizard lady was like, I think men should compete against girls in sports. But kids just beat you.

[B]

Yeah, exactly.

[E]

Why would you do that to the

[A]

rest of the pubescent kids?

[B]

Beat them.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

All right, Kev, let's get to it. Your big article today out in PJ Media, pjmedia.com Kevin Downey Jr. Who is a writer there and a contributor. What'd you write about today?

[E]

Thank you, Big D. I've got, I've got an article up called this is Not a Drill. China is building a base in Canada and possibly the Catskills. I kid you not. Yeah, I'll hear this out. This is bad news. So a bunch of monks who, pretending they're printing, pretending to be Tibetan monks, although the Dalai Lama does not recognize them. They moved into Prince Edward island, which is a province in Canada. It's very small, it's 1.4 million acres. And it's over by Nova Scotia. It's oysters. Yeah, there's, they're setting up what's going to look like a base there. There's a book written about it last year where they openly, the authors openly call it a forward Operating base or fob, if you're in the military. And what they're doing is they're bringing as many people over as they can because every person can buy, one can buy five acres of land. So far they own 17,000 of the 1.4 million and they're building housing to get more people over. Now the, the authors of the book, the book is called Something about. It's a Long, was one of those long titles. But it's about turning Prince Edward island into a FOB for China. And they're saying. And they're doing it very illegally too. They're doing it very illegally and, and they're saying it's only a matter of time until they have military assets there, military equipment and the same group of Tibetan monks. Folks, despite their oath of poverty, they, well, they just bought a resort last year, I think maybe the year before in, in the Catskills. And they're turning that into the same thing that they, they're doing in, in China as people are calling it now instead of China, Canada. Canada. And they're doing that there. So that would mean that the ChiComs have a, a listening center in Cuba. They have a Forward Operating Base 250 miles from the American border with Maine. All right, so it's just over, if you're looking at the map, it's over that way a bit to the northeast. And now they've got this huge sprawling 240 acre used to be a resort. We don't know what it's going to be now in the Catskills. So there. And of course the Chinese are buying farmland in the U.S. and in Canada they're acquiring as much real estate as they can and they're sending over as many people as they can. And I think this might have something to do with Greenland because if you've got a base in China, in Canada, which they do, and they're probably building more, well, what if they just can't get there? What if we own Greenland and we don't let them go there? I think buying this might have something to do with buying Greenland. I don't know yet. I'm still sniffing it out. I smell something here. But right now thousands of, of fake Chinese monks and nuns on Prince Edward island. And the Canadian, some Canadian authorities allowed it to happen. That's the sick part. The Royal Royal Canadian Mounted Police, remember, those are the animals who ran over the peaceful protester in Ottawa with her scooter or walker, whatever it was. They investigated it and said we found nothing. And then they said well let's see some of the paperwork. And they said, said he didn't really investigate it. They're lying about investigations. That and another committee that was set up to do it said oh, we'll get to the bottom of this. And when they, what they did their, their version of FOIA ing the records and they said we didn't do that either. So they're being, this is allowed to take place. The Canadian government is allowing China to have a forward operating base in their country 250 miles from the border of Maine. We've got, We've got Cuba 90 miles off the coast of Florida and there's a Chinese spy station there. And there's always Chinese and Russian ships in, you know, in around the Cuban waters. They're moving in on us now. I'm waiting for something in Yukon. Yukon is a territory of Canada to the vast northwest by Alaska. If you want to drive to Alaska, you'll go through Yukon. And I watch there because this is three bases now. Not to mention all the, the police stations, the secret police stations the Chinese have had all around the world and definitely North America as well.

[A]

Wow.

[D]

All right, we'll try to get to everybody one last time. Wrap it up when we get back on a Friday night at the America first warehouse, live from Studio 6P right after this.

[A]

Sam.

[D]

All right, final segment of the week, Final segment of the show. Live at the American first warehouse. Let's try to get to everybody as quickly as we can. Paul Nolan, I'll start with you. What's left on your news radar?

[A]

Just, you know, there's, you know, pictures emerging of Lutnick. He was seen in video, in, in pictures on Epstein's island with the, uh, sex trafficker after his conviction is. They had removed these pictures from the web and now they're back up and they are accessible. But since the page has been restored, the Justice Department spokesperson said that this image was part of a large batch of files that were flagged for nudity. The batch of thousands of images was pulled for review and is being uploaded with necessary redactions on a rolling basis. No files are being deleted. So they denied that. But we do know that the relationship Lutnick has had with Epstein is awfully weird. People bought, you know, he bought the condo for $10. I think it was worth $8 million at the time. Got it for $10 from Epstein. And future considerations, what was added. And they were next door neighbors. One wall, you know, surrounded, separated the two. He said he's never been there. He had the. We heard his stories and, you know, you got to just wonder, like, how, how this is going to unfold. But he's gots to go. As good as he's been, it's at this point because he's been, been butt kicking on tv when it comes to him, you know, talking about policy, you know, he knows what he's talking about. Gots to go.

[F]

Gotta go.

[A]

Gotta go. You gotta go. Get out. Make Trump look bad.

[F]

There's too much of a stain there.

[A]

You make Trump look bad, you gots to go.

[F]

Exactly. These people need to be shamed. They need to be held to account.

[A]

Get out.

[F]

And again, you know what? Hold their Feet to the fire.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

You knew better and you still went and did it.

[A]

And you lied about it to try. Don't let the door hit you where the good Lord split you.

[D]

Trump. Trump defended him today on his way out to Marine One. He was asked about Lutnick. He said, no, there's nothing, nothing there. Howard can get called to testify if he wants to, and he'll, he'll, he'll. Oh, we have it. All right, cut six.

[F]

Roll that vote to subpoena Howard Lutnick.

[A]

What is your reaction to that?

[B]

Howard would go in and do whatever he has to say. These are innocent guys doing a good job.

[D]

There's the president today on this subject. I think Lutna is a disaster. Quite frankly, I have no idea why he's still around. Not because of the Epstein thing, because I just think he's been terrible on everything he did. Talks about. He said. Did you see him testifying on the bananas today?

[F]

No.

[D]

Oh, my God. It's just. What I just. What is this guy? I don't. No idea why he's still around? No idea.

[F]

Did he slip on one?

[D]

It's like the other guy who's out there, Steve Woodkoff and some. Sure, he's a nice guy, but no idea why. These people are the front face of the negotiations in this White House for certain things. I mean, Lutnick, we heard all of. Where's the gold card? Is that, Is that his. That's his baby, isn't it? The gold card? How many of those. Those have we sold? I mean, everything the guy talks about is just like make believe.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

And Witkoff's the same thing. Wyckoff, everything he's involved with. It just seems like it's a total disaster.

[A]

I just think anybody who puts a stain on Trump's got to go, what's. And he's easily, easily replaceable. There's a, There's a ton of finance guys who could do his job.

[E]

Sure.

[D]

All right, Vinnie Mac, what's left on your news radar?

[C]

What's left on my news radar is fraud and waste and all those things. I'm really happy to HEAR TRUMP Appointing J.D. vance to lead this effort on behalf of the country. You know, we saw the first sprinklings of this with Elon Musk and Doge, and I thought Doge was off to a great start. And I hear they're still, you know, doing some things. But there's a group of Republicans that have already uncovered $28 billion of waste and fraud just in 2025, Florida, 2 billion Kentucky. 836 million. North Carolina. Over a billion. Utah. Think about this. Trump said something quite telling when he, when he mentioned this in the State of the Union. He says we might just be able to balance the budget by going after this stuff. And that's a, that's, that's probably a broad, broad, really big statement to even think we could come close, you think? But you know what? We might actually be able to save ourselves a couple of trillion dollars with the amount of waste that goes on in this country statewide. We look at the federal government. Government, that's one bucket where I think we can easily find a trillion dollars out of that. Think about 50 states and think about the fraud that's going on in Minnesota and the level of all of that stuff which we know is going to be going on in California, likely in Chicago or in Illinois, so on and so forth. So that's on my mind. I'm really happy to pick JD Vance also. For JD's chances to win the presidency, here is a great opportunity for him to really show the country what he's about to go in and dig. And let's, let's expose as much of this as we can and save the country some money. And how about redistributing some of that, you know, maybe to get Social Security benefits a little higher. He can't live on $3,000 a month. I mean, it's not, it's nuts how things are set up, all this money being wasted. Veterans are not being taken care of. Social Security is just ridiculous. All these services that we rely on when we retire are just terrible. They could be way better. And yet all this waste exists. So I'm pulling for J.D. vance. I thought it was a great move by the President and I'm expecting big results based on this.

[D]

All right, very good. Eight minutes to the hour. Let's get a little more sports in here. Slick's got it. What's going on, Slickster?

[B]

Big D. Well, spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of wokeness in sports. This is from Right angle News Network. Mr. Nolan sent me this clip a little bit earlier. Last night, the Professional Professional Women's Hockey League allowed a fan to ride on the back of a Zamboni with an abolished ice flag at intermission during a game in New Jersey. Roll that cut 11 there.

[D]

Aar.

[B]

Why, look at this one here. There you go. Ah, you could blow her up.

[A]

Aaron.

[D]

Aaron.

[B]

Take her out.

[D]

Oh, that's the whole clip anyways.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, I, I constantly joke about the guy who plows a lot. I call him the Jabroni on the Zabon Zamboni. Well, there he was, the Jam Broni on the Zamboni on that one there. And that's a rapid sports big date. Back to you.

[D]

All right, very good, kdj. Anything left on your news radar?

[E]

I do. This is horrible, but everyone needs to know about it. A journalist named Catherine Herridge did some digging and she found out that 17% of students in public schools are being sexually abused by someone within the school. I remember In, I think 2023, there were 350 teachers arrested in one year. That's almost one a day. And then they're like cockroaches, these pedophiles, for everyone. You see, there's 18 more. That means there's a one in six chance, if your kid is in public school, he or she may be assaulted. And the 17 of that, that's 8 million students. 8 million students right now are or have been sexually assaulted by someone in their school. It's either a T. And back in 2023, 75% of those arrested for on child sex charges involve their own students.

[D]

And.

[E]

And then you've got your, you know, your kiddie porn animals or whatnot. But yeah, that's sick. That's one in six. So if you've got.

[A]

Does that include students, too? Was that just grown ups? Because this is. That is just beyond.

[E]

Oh, no, that's just. That's one in six students will be sexually assaulted in school by someone who works in their school.

[A]

Works in the school.

[B]

Teacher.

[E]

Yeah, I'm reading every week I read there's a female teacher, which you all. I mean, I always remember them being the male, but every week now it's another woman. It's another one. And there's another one in Alabama. Five people in one in one school going after kids.

[D]

All right, six minutes to the hour. Delgado, take us home. What's left?

[F]

All right, Damon. Well, the big story of the week is a mysterious mystery as a UFO vault with 3.8 files were wiped clean right after President Trump demanded the alien doctor he made that statement on X. I mean on truth Social. The public archive of declassified US government files vanished one day after the President ordered the release of all UFO related documents. As a matter of fact, we've been talking about the speech that he's supposed to be giving. Well, here's what it could be like. Cut number 15, when President Trump finally makes a speech about UFOs. Cut 15. Check this out.

[E]

Just got off the phone with the aliens. And they really like me. I have a great relationship with them.

[B]

But I Wish I didn't FaceTime with them because they're really nasty looking and I made some unpleasant jokes. But I think they like me.

[E]

We look, we have a deal.

[B]

Like you wouldn't believe that's about to happen.

[F]

They have.

[E]

I found out they have oil.

[B]

Oil like you wouldn't believe.

[E]

They don't even touch it.

[B]

They touch moving Kincaid. I said you're crazy for not using oil.

[A]

What's wrong with these alien.

[E]

You know, you think aliens would be smarter than us, but apparently they're not.

[D]

Because oil. All they wanted for the oil.

[E]

Think of this. All they wanted for the oil is Marco Rubio.

[B]

I guess he has some kind of special lineage.

[E]

They really want Marco Rubio. They love him.

[B]

And I thought, that's fantastic.

[E]

Look, Marco's not going to be happy about it, but one person for trillions

[F]

and trillions of barrels of oil, you

[E]

have to do it.

[B]

So Marco's not going to be too

[E]

happy about it, but he's probably already on his way. I made the phone.

[A]

Ah, man, you look like Rodney.

[B]

Talk about Martian.

[E]

That's what I thought.

[D]

As always, we survived. Military active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs. Thanks, guys. On the show, Aaron, Frank, great job as always. That's as close as we're going to get to that speech, by the way. We'll see you on Monday. Have a great weekend, everybody. Live from Studio 6B,

[A]

This is an I heart podcast.

[D]

Guaranteed human.