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This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors llc. SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete disclosures available at public.com disclosures hey it's Bobby Bones.
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You know Eddie and I recently stopped by.
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Yeah in Nashville. It's an incredible non profit empowering kids through music education.
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Thanks to Hyundai.
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We recorded a special podcast episode while we were there.
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If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice.
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All right.
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It is live from Studio 6P Real America's Voice on a Friday night. Which can only mean one thing. We are live at the America first warehouse and it's always good to be here on a Friday night. Joe the Box and all the great people who work here, always so welcoming to have us here on a Friday night. We always appreciate it. Glad you're in everybody. Real America's voice all across the country. 1039 LI News Radio all over Long Island, New York. Glad you're in. Lots to cover. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. And right to my right doing sports tonight is the one and only Slickster. Slick Rick's gonna have sports. Slickster. How are you doing good tonight. How was your day?
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It was the most uneventful Friday in 40 years. No cocktails, no partying. But it was a good day.
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How could it be then? I mean. All right, good. So it's going to do some sports brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell.
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I'm trying tonight, Kate.
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KDJ, the host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show heard mornings right here, 1039 LI News Radio. Mr. Downey Jr. How are you?
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I'm lovely, thank you. I got, I got some clam, Steven. Yeah, I heard some G haddy daddy walked into a Texas school with a gun and his fatigues and asked him questions and left. And that happened on Tuesday. We just found out today. I don't know if we consider that a terror attack. I think it's a dry run. And it's in Texas where we saw a bunch of other ghaddy daddies fire bullets on a bunch of kids playing Baseball and that story went nowhere. Folks, if we lose Texas, the game is over. Texas, wake up. Texas, there's a knock on the door. Here's your wake up call. Wake up.
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Yes.
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All right, we'll cover all of that with Kevin Downey Jr tonight. Doing main headlines, of course, next to him is Rick Delgato Delgado.
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I. I feel unprepared compared to that.
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Geez.
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I was going to talk about my manscaping today, but now I have to have that. I mean, come on.
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Okay, over here to my left.
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Oh, you want to hear about it?
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Damon, how was your day?
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Wait, you shave your testicle?
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Oh, don't pull his leg, please.
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Well, you know what? You never know when you're gonna have company, so you always want to clean up the yard.
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Yeah. We had news tonight I gotta want to do. Speaking of that. That we had to get and we
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couldn't even do it.
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Oh, my God.
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Just like it could have been the
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strongest man in the world.
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I can't even get into it.
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You know what? Go to my. Go to my X account. I'll show.
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Yeah, there you go. Go to his ex account. Don't even do that.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Aaron's got it right. Don't do that.
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Don't go to his only fans.
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Yeah. Go to Delgad fans. Sitting to my left is Paul Nolan. Mr. Nolan, how are you?
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I am well, my friend. It's nice to be here at the warehouse. Thank you for coming out. Another nice day for me. Progress is going on, you know, the. The new business of building houses. And I just want to go on record of saying when I started this business, I was the guy if I needed a light bulb. Cheese. I called an electrician. So I've come a long way in three years and the whole thing's going really well. And I'm pretty excited about the future.
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All right, very good. Yeah.
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So he's changing his own light bulbs. Way to go, Paulie.
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Well, that's like crazy just bringing that. Yeah. All right, very good. Lots to do on a busy Friday. Glad you're in. Wherever you're watching, whether it's on Real America's Voice or on any of the socials at LFSXP, pretty much everywhere. Instagram @LFS6P show, and of course, Real America's voice at Real AM voice. Vinny Mac's off tonight because he said that he's got the sniffles or something. I don't know.
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He must have been exhausted from taking his dog for a walk.
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Yeah, he's really run down.
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He didn't have a chance to decompression
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time, I guess, today. So.
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That's too bad.
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Monkeypox wears you down, trust me.
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Oh, yeah, yeah. That, that could be what it is, too. So Vinnie Mac's off tonight and we wish, Vin, that you well feel better. Your little sniffles there, whatever. You have this keeping you from the warehouse on a busy Friday, so. Well, there's a lot of places to start, but I thought this was a good one and it's an interesting one because it comes from a Democrat on in the Wall Street Journal today. And this kind of builds off of the first word last night, which was all centered around the fact that the Democratic Party at its core right now is an anti American party. And we have never seen outwardly rooting against the country, against the president and against the military as we're seeing right now. So I was, I was really pleased to see David Boies, who was a big time Democrat attorney. And I don't know if he, I mean, he's just a Democrat. That's what he is. I mean, but he's a big time attorney. I should separate the two because he's a big time attorney and he has been for 40 years. But he's obviously very well known that he sits at the Democrat Party. But he has a piece today, the Wall Street Journal, and I thought it was worth going over because it echoes a lot of what I said last night. And he says, partisanship on Iran is dangerous for America. Trump is doing the right thing for the US and we Democrats should judge the war on its merits. And he says every past president since Clinton, Republican or Democrat, has declared that Iran couldn't be permitted to develop nuclear weapons. Not one president acted to prevent that. Every president since Reagan has condemned Iran's role in terrorism against American citizens, interests and allies. Not one single one of them acted to stop it. Instead, each president left his successor with a more dangerous world and a more complicated threat to finally address. President Trump undertook a limited military operation last June designed to interrupt Iran's development of nuclear weapons and discouraged the country from continuing its nuclear program. In the face of Iran's refusal to forego their nuclear weapons and evidence that it was rapidly increasing the number, the sophistication and the range of its missiles. President Trump began the current military campaign. If he hadn't acted, his successor would have been left with an even more dangerous choice than his predecessors left him three or four years from now. The Iranian missiles now hitting Iran's neighbors could be hitting Berlin or London. Perhaps even New York or Washington, perhaps with a nuclear device or at least a dirty bomb. No sensible person wants war. No president wants war. Wars destroy lives, waste treasure, and are usually unpopular. But the widespread hostility to this military action seems untethered to any serious discussion of the merits. What, I ask, is the alternative? Obviously, few are prepared to say it is simply to permit religious madmen who swear death to America to back up their threats with terrorism, to secure nuclear weapons and the capability to deliver them. The scope and scale of Iran's response show how much its military capabilities have progressed and how dangerous it would have been to permit them to increase them further. For three decades, we have tried everything that each president could think of. We've tried being nice, talking tough, moral suzation, negotiated agreements, economic sanctions. None of it has worked. The problem is that there is only one language Iran's leaders understand. I understand some of the hostility towards the action. The isolationist wing of the Republican Party and the pacifist wing of the Democratic Party each are wrapped in their fantasies that we can't afford to ignore the capabilities and intentions that the enemy because of there are just thousands of miles away. 200 years ago, that view was credible. 100 years ago, it was plausible. Today, it only takes one missile carrying a nuclear or dirty bomb to get through our defenses, or one such device smuggled into the country to devastate the entire country. I also understand and deplore the fringe of the parties that apparently hate Israel and the Jews so much that they oppose any action to neutralize Israel's enemies. Why is it harder to understand and particularly troubling for our country, is opposition rooted simply, and they're rooted simply in the hate of Mr. Trump himself. We used to say that politics stops at the water's edge. That was never completely true. The willingness to bludgeon a president over foreign policy for domestic political gain is as old as Vice President Thomas Jefferson's attacks on President John Adams. Yet for the most of our history, we have given the President the benefit of the doubt. And he goes on to say that what President Trump basically is doing here, if North Korea or somebody invaded South Korea back when Truman, he would have acted to stop it. And what he basically says in the rest of this article is that President Trump should be cut to slack due to any president in this situation. And that basically he says we need to back off and judge this on its merits, which so far seem pretty damn good.
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Yeah.
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And so, I mean, you can read the rest of it. It's on our X, but I Thought this was worth starting with because again, I haven't heard any, where we talked last night how the Democrats are just openly rooting against him. Here's a very prominent one saying you guys need to slow down. Right.
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Well, we know that. We know which ones are. It's the liberal wacko wing, right? And they're controlling the rest of the Democratic Party these days because they're the ones that are screaming hysterically. They're clutching their pearls, they're screaming at the sky, at everything that this president does. He could run into a burning building and save a child. And they'll complain that he didn't put out the fire first. Yeah, right. That's the kind of people we're dealing with.
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Well, the corporate media is in lockstep with the banking system. And it's been that way for how many years? Since World War II, let's call it, from World War II on. We've seen that the central banking situation, it controls everything because of the money that it uses to finance through USAID and the National Endowment for Democracy and every one of these NGO scams that just funnel social influence. What we're watching now is just a coordinated media effort. For the first time, we're watching the media say war bad. When did we ever see that? George Bush, you know, runs that war and everybody's hugging in the street and it's kill them all. And the media was a big shield and it was, everyone was united on it. It's because of Trump goes to war. Nobody cares.
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Nobody cares.
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Everyone's all hands on deck. Now for the first time, in my opinion, a justified war based on the global refinancing and restructuring. This war feels more justified than any war since World War II, in my opinion. And I've been an anti war. I'm so sick of the 11 trillion spent in Afghanistan. That forever war, neocon induced, fully planned pile of crap. The endless amount of 10 billions of dollars of weapons they left behind to keep ISIS going. So they had an excuse to build more stuff, to blow it up and then make more stuff. And Raytheon and all these companies made a fortune off it. And the American taxpayer got killed. The soldier who came home got treated like dirt. The whole thing was a scam. This feels like the real deal in terms of the long term. And the fact that we're seeing this incredibly coordinated media effort, it disgusts me because this one feels fully justified.
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David Boies finishes his article by saying, if we believe that Iran presents a serious threat, we need to support President Trump on the issue, there's plenty to disagree about. We don't need to like or admire him. But on Iran, we should be on common ground, not primarily because we want to reduce partisanship when it comes to foreign affairs, although that should be conceivable as well. Not because the voters will reward us, a more measured response, although I hope they will, but because it is the right thing to do for the country, our children and the Democrat who someday will succeed a Trump presidency. Meaning that if this was a Democrat president, we would hope the country would rally around him as well.
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And that's the problem. Yeah, that's the problem right there. They don't want the country to do well. That's the bottom line.
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Meanwhile, the Republicans will rally around the president in wartime situation.
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Right. But this we said last night, the Democrats will not, obviously.
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Absolutely not. The Trump derangement syndrome is real and it's powerful.
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Yeah. All right. Let's take our first break here at the American First Warehouse on a Friday night. We got lots to do. Sports news with all the boys, Joe Tobacco. Come on, Joe, get the flag around there. There he goes. All right, we're back. Sports with Slick news with Delgado, Paul Nolan, kdj. All coming up, interviews right here from the America First Warehouse as well on a busy Friday night. Real America's Voice. We're back right after. Support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index. With AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC Advisory services by Public Advisors llc. SEC Registered Advisor. Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available at public.comdisclosures hey, it's
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Bobby Bones from the Bobby Bones Show. You know, Eddie and I recently stopped by.
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Yeah in Nashville. It's an incredible nonprofit empowering kids through music education.
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Thanks to Hyundai.
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We recorded a special podcast episode while we were there. Check it out.
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What's the dream for?
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Yeah, in the next few years we
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would love to have more consistent programming during the weekend. Our Rock Block program is dependent on funding venues that are available to host band based programming. We would love to extend the camp to a second consecutive week so that
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kids can go a little bit deeper into what they've created during the first week camp.
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And we'd love to expand our programming to offer more industry related skills like audio, lighting, production, recording so that kids
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can be on a track to see
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where what they may create with an instrument can lead, but also to welcome
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those that may not want to be
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on stage but lack the opportunity at school to have an entry point into music.
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The full episode is out now, presented
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an hour, you might as well publish it. All Right, from Studio 6B on a Friday night live at the America First Warehouse, 1039 LI News Radio Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Wherever you're watching or listening. We were just talking in the first segment about supporting the President in this Iran war. Well, the President's out tonight with a pretty significant truth. And here it is. He said moments ago, at my direction, the United States Central Command executed one of the most powerful bombing raids in the history of the Middle east and totally obliterated every military target in Iran's crown jewel. I guess it's pronounced Ghar Ghar Garg island or Harg Island. K H A R G Our weapons are the most powerful and sophisticated that the world has ever known. For reasons of decency, I have chosen not to wipe out the oil infrastructure on the island. However, should Iran or anyone else do anything to interfere with the free and safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, I will immediately reconsider that decision. During my first term and currently, I rebuilt our military into the most lethal, powerful and effective force by far anywhere in the world. Iran has no zero ability to defend anything that we want to attack. There is nothing they can do about it. Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, nor will it have the ability to threaten the United States of America, the Middle east, or for that matter, the world. Iran's military and all others involved with this terrorist regime would be wise to lay down their arms and save what's left of their country, which isn't much. Thank you for your attention to this
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matter, President Donald Trump.
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And again, you know what? You take away from this truth if you're paying attention to what the lamestream media has been talking about all week and I heard a lot of it today and these yapping heads go on these shows and nine people on the panel and they all sit there go, wow, they have no plan for the strain of the Hormuz and oil and oil and oil and oil in the straight of Hermuz the straight. They have no plan. They have no plan. Well, guess what, they, they have a plan. They've had a plan longer than than you've had a plan of how to go on there and sound like you're an idiot.
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No plan. As soon as they shut it gets shut down. What does he do? He takes on Lords of London and he starts insuring the fleets that he knew that that move was coming.
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Yeah, boom.
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He's got an answer for it right away. I don't believe for a second there's no plan. To me, I think these guys knew exactly what they were doing. They laid this thing out with a think tanks and they ran all kinds of game theory on this. They knew exactly how people will respond and they're going to respond accordingly.
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That's true.
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Yeah. And it's been impressive. And no matter what the left and the, the leftist media want to try and portray and they'll always use the same thing, they'll always use the same sources, sources within the administration. We'll give us a name because we know you're lying.
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I can't do that.
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Right, right. Because we know that they're Lying because they have no sources. Nobody's going to tell them. Oh, they have no idea. They don't know what they're doing. They know exactly what they're doing.
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Right.
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And they're like, well, he's just, he just, you know, makes a decision and goes, yeah, I don't think that's ever been.
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His valet heard doorman, and the doorman heard it from an intern. The intern heard it from somebody over by the coffee machine.
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Yeah, I mean, look, look at the guy's background building buildings. You think he goes in there without a plan to build a building? Everything is laid out way before they start. And I'm sure that's the same with this. He wanted his best people on it. He said, give me everything you've got. Let's take a look at every scenario. Like Paul said, they're running game theory. They're, they're, they're, you know, doing all these things, probably putting it through AI, seeing what the what now responses are going to be and playing it out.
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So this, I don't know if you guys follow the Kobayashi letter on X it there. It's a, it's a, they're like a leading commentary on the global capital markets. So I follow them and they said, what just happened tonight to Carg Island, I guess it's pronounced. President Trump just said the US Carried out his most powerful raids. This is a major escalation for oil markets. Here's why. The island has been described as the crown jewel of Iran's oil industry. It's a vital, tiny island in the northern Persian Gulf that manages 90% of Iran's crude oil exports. The island alone handles 2% of global oil supply. In the lead up to the war, Iran was exporting as much as 3 million barrels of oil per day from the island. Trump said the US Military has chosen not to wipe out the oil infrastructure on the island for now. However, Trump also said he will reconsider this decision should Iran do anything. In other words, Trump appears to be paving the path for the destruction of oil infrastructure on one of the world's most crucial oil ports and islands. It's no coincidence this came just two hours after markets closed for the weekend. Buckle up. Could be a busy weekend ahead.
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Either that or he's going directly to their allies, China and Russia and saying, you guys want your oil? You know what you got to do with your. Your pals here in Iran, make sure they shut this down and do not disrupt the strait.
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One of the interesting things, Katie, Jay, I don't know if you saw this. But China condemned Iran attacking its neighbors. So China is saying, look, man, we, they're playing both sides of the fence here. Whichever, you know, whichever works out better for them, they're going to be in place just to keep business as usual. China has no allegiance to anybody but to their bottom line in their economy. That's the truth.
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Absolutely. What's interesting about that, Paul, is our friend Zanetra Boa, who we talked a lot about, I think it was a couple, two weeks ago, a week and a half ago, some of her great writing, she said, she, she actually talked about that today. She said China doesn't know what to say or do at this point. They need an aggressive Iran. But Gulf countries are important as well. So they tried the UN route and called for a ceasefire, but guess what? UN passed a resolution yesterday condemning Iran. So now China has to sit down and follow guidelines set by US allies. What an absolute mess. China's foreign minist has now publicly condemned Iran's missile and drone barrages on Gulf nations, calling them unacceptable attacks on civilians and non military targets and demanding an immediate ceasefire.
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I read two articles, both from the Epoch Times, I think you pronounce it, and one of them said China's panicking because when they, they're afraid their people are going to see the Iranian people enjoying what's called freedom and non communism.
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Good idea.
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And number two, it could be China has roughly three to five months of oil left. So much of their oil came from Venezuela and so much came from Iran. Trump is actively choking out the Chinese without using his hands. And they're in panic mode because Xi Jinping says, if this gets crazy, we're done.
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How many times we heard Trump say, xi Jinping's our friend? How many times you heard him say, no, we have a good relationship? Yeah, he's playing. We're watching every piece on the board. It's in play and somebody's going to go all in and we're going to see where the cards fall.
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All right?
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And you know what kills me anyway? If you, if, if anyone watched one of the debates where, where. Between Trump and Hillary, when he brought in some of her, Bill Clinton's enemies, you know, the women that he had to pay out. Look at that baller move right there. You want to, oh, you want to play mind games? Hey, remember these chicks?
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All right, let's, let's. 24 past the hour. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slick. What's going on?
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Let's get some scores Big D, 48 hours to selection Sunday, even less than that. So a big weekend coming up, obviously for the NCAA. We got quarterfinal, Big Ten, Nebraska right now trailing Purdue 70 to 52 in the second. Also Iowa State, the great state of Iowa, Rick, 52, 48 over number two Arizona. In the Big 12. We got Miami and Virginia. Miami right now trailing Virginia 40 to 38. And that is the ACC tournament. Alabama trailing Ole Miss 4741 in the SEC. Later on tonight, we got a couple of big ones. Clemson taking on Duke. That's the semifinal Big D for the ACC tournament. And then we got Kansas and Houston also getting it on in the semi final for the Big 12 tournament. And real quick, UFC boss Dana White to give away 85, 000 free tickets to Freedom 250 event at the White House. Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart UFC boss Daniel White says he is prepared to give away 85, 000 free tickets to fans who attend the Freedom 250. It's going to be in June, obviously.
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Why not text Harry right now about my tickets?
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Harry might be able to get you a ticket. Yeah, I unveiled his plans during his UFC announcement.
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Did you get my UFC tickets yet? Let me see what he said.
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Yeah, he's. He's gonna say you have to pay him for him.
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Good luck with that. Yeah, I don't know.
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I just texted him. We'll see.
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You might get your backstage pass, Big Dick. They'll pass on you backstage. I don't know how many UFC fans have actually been to dc, but it's a great city, and we're going to have all kinds of activations going on that week. White said at the June 14 event, we got the card, Big D. We talked about it the other night.
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All right, live here, Studio six Bay. We'll do some more sports with Slick. We'll get to headline news. We'll get to Kevin Downey Jr. All coming up on a busy Friday night right after this.
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Sam.
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All right, live for Studio 6P at the American first warehouse on a Friday night. Glad you're in my cut, Slick. A little short there, so let me get back to him on the UFC story. So Harry is checked back in. You want to know the update, or could you just guess what it is? Yeah, yeah, he just gave me some mumbo jumbo about he's waiting for something, Whatever, whatever. But. So, no, I got nothing.
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So you're gonna get ticket number 85 0001.
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Well, no, no, see, the 85, 000 is going to be for across the street. Not on the grounds, obviously. White House. The White House.
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He's a front row guy.
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I want to be. I want to be ringside.
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Well, then you shouldn't be talking to Harry.
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He wants to be within swinging distance.
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Well, I didn't talk to Harry. He offered them to me like they were no big deal.
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Well, because it was one of the 85, 000, that's why.
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No, I'm not going over there. I mean, please. What's the point of going there? Stay home and watch it on tv.
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Exactly.
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No, I want to be this.
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You know, you're not. This is going to be some event. I mean, right?
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We got.
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What are we, three months? Not even three. About three months out. Just about. Right. The 12th, Friday night.
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All right, so slick. What did Dana White. 14. 14th.
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Yeah.
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So Dana White cut 11. Aaron, roll that.
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Yeah.
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You know, I don't know how many
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UFC fans have actually been to D.C. but it's a great city. And. And we're going to have all kinds
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of activations going on that week.
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I mean, the press conference is going to be at the Lincoln Memorial, and
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the way that the White House is laid out, you got the White House, you got the South Lawn, and then there's a road, and then the Ellipse
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is a park that's right there. We're going to be ticketing 85,000 people
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in the Ellipse, and the tickets are free.
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And we'll announce how we're going to be giving them away soon.
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But you should plan on going to
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Washington D.C. for this event.
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There's going to be all kinds of activations in the Ellipse.
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There's going to be music, bands are
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going to be playing, and you can
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actually sit in the park and watch
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the fight on the screens, but you'll
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actually see the whole setup.
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It's right there.
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It will be a very unique, cool experience for fight fans. And like I always say, this is like a one of one and.
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And for those.
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Yeah, And Big D. Those tickets are on the Ellipse. Harry's tickets are on the Eclipse because
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you're not gonna see anything with those seats. Yeah. Harry's tickets are down at the hotel. Six down the road, probably.
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Yeah, you're not getting tickets.
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World Baseball Classic, United States over Canada right now. One nothing in the top of the second. Canada looking for revenge, I guess, from the Olympics, but they're not going to get it. US is going to win tonight. The baseball team.
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That's a wrap. All right, Slick. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell, LFS Experience promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. Put that code in at checkout. Give you a great savings. KDJ hosted the Kevin Downey Jr. Shows. Got some news, Mr. Downey Jr. What's going on?
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Thank you, Big D. Lot of stuff going on. Some of it good, some of it not. This is an article that comes from my friend Robert Spencer at PJ Media. It's about how the hard left msnow would prefer national suicide to accusations of racism. Here's what's going on. So they've got this commie writer. There he sits when he pee pees. His name's Michael A. Cohen and he's reading about Representative Andrew Aglis. I hope I'm saying that right. Who's. He's really shown up lately. He's a Republican from Tennessee. He said something that, you know, while.
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Andy ogles was it. Andy Ogles. Ogles.
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Thank you. He said something the other day that, you know, six years ago he would have been fired, but now people are rallying on his side. And according to Cohen, he said he did something that's become practically routine among House Republicans. He launched a racist attack against millions of American Muslims. So he's pretending that Muslims aren't here to replace us or kill us, despite, oh, I don't know. I think we had four Muslim attacks in the past three weeks. That's not counting the one in Norway where three chuckleheads threw a bomb at our embassy. It's. It's again the same. Look at these, look at these Islamophobes, man. They don't want their, their daughters raped. We, these guys are full of hate, these white supremacist types. But it's not working. It's not working. And, and so the, the Oklahoma's road. He wrote, muslims don't belong in American society. Pluralism is a lie. And then he goes on and Brandon Gill, my new favorite rep from Texas, he jumps on board and he says, yeah, this is a thing now. But of course, Emma's now, they can't do that. They're playing the same card they've been playing for decades and will, hey, you're a bunch of Islamophobes. If you don't want, if you don't want to be vaporized at, at a, at a Coney island hot dog stand in Detroit. Coney Island's hot dogs, that's a big food there.
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I love them.
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Go check them out. Get a glass of, get a glass of burgers. Trust Me on that.
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Burners.
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Trust me on that. So now what they're ignoring here is obviously the chaos, the bombing, whatnot. But this has been their plan from the bit from the beginning. This is why you've been told you're racist. If you mention or happen to notice that all the people exploding conveniently are the religion of peace as I call them because the into pieces and then they're like pink and misty and. But they're the same old song. If you complain that we're going to explode in your kids school, you're in Islam, you're an Islamophobe. It's not working anymore though. I will. Well actually someone else has the Stretch and Gretchen Whitmer story. We'll go into that. What they don't seem to want to talk about is oh, I don't know the, I don't know the hundreds of videos of Muslims, largely in Tiervon, Michigan who are saying we're here to take over. Never mind. The Muslim Brotherhood said they found someone captured an eternal document from the Muslim Brotherhood. And look, here's a piece of it. We are dedicated to eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house so that it falls and Allah's religion reigns supreme. Not here. Goat humper Star. It's not going to happen. We're not going to go that route. Look at this. Hamas, they've a group called care, the Council on American Relations. They've got their strategy. If we commit to this, this is their strategy. Four years from now the Muslim community in the US will have 4000 new journalists, 4, 000 new filmmakers, 4, 000 lawyers. All these. And that's how they take over. They've spelled it out. They said what we're going to do and they're behind. Oh, I don't know. I think it's 86% of worldwide terror attacks. We know they're doing it. And that means now just like well, pretty racist. If you're going to talk about it. There's actually a group of representatives now on some anti Muslim panel. That would have been death in 2016. It's not anymore. People are waking up now. If you're watching this, you know, so what we need you to do is go get your normie neighbor or you know, your, your brother in law. I hate both sides. It's time to stand up. Not 10 years from now when your daughter's aware and hijabs and getting beaten for, oh, I don't know, speaking out loud at the dinner table and That's.
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That's the thing you brought up. And Cohen, of course, doesn't because he's a. He's a moron. But none of them do. They never explain how any opposition to this jihad violence, to what's going to happen in New York City over the. Over the reign of this current mayor or any of the Sharia oppression and just submission that all of this is geared towards. They never explain exactly how. Is it racist to talk about it. It. There's never an explanation of how. They just call it that.
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Well, it's the same playbook BLM used, right? You know, Daryl Strawberry gets called out at home place and, you know, home plate. BLM's having a rally. You know it's racist. A white ump. Everything, it's nonsense. Like, you can't say a word about it. And, you know, everyone's got the fatigue. We're all tired of it. No one cares anymore. And now it's the point where people with dinner tables would be like, you
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know, I don't really know.
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I don't pay attention to it. Meanwhile, there's two guys, you know, on a golf course, like, I'm so sick of it. But now people are coming out and saying it because they're just fed up. They don't care. The black fertility thing is over.
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It's over.
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We're just tired of it. You play overplayed your hands.
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Shut up. I mean, I. If I'm in, if I go to New York City, I'd be afraid to. I'll have my coffee.
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Black.
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Oppressed. Sorry. Oppressed. I'm sorry I'm white. I'm sorry I'd be afraid to ask for a coffee. Black.
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Yeah. It was just a matter of time before Starbucks made that illegal to say.
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Yeah.
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All right. 38 past the hour, live from Studio 6P at the American First Warehouse on a Friday. Let's do some main headlines now. Rick Delgado's got him. What's going on, Delgado?
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All right, Damon. Well, I know we covered the latest truth from President Trump regarding what is going on in the Iran war. And of course, the big story from yesterday, we got some more details on it, unfortunately, about the six airmen who were killed after an incident in the skies over western Iraq which led to the loss of an inflight refueling tanker. The military has confirmed the death toll of the in flight incident while on combat mission has increased from four to six. And the complete complement of the lost Boeing KC135 Strato tanker that went down yesterday evening over Iraq. Here is Secretary of War Pete Hegseth discussing what happened and with some words on the refueling tanker that crashed yesterday. Cut number one, check this out.
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And as we saw yesterday with the
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tragic crash of our KC135 tanker, bad things can happen.
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American heroes, all of them.
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And as I have with all of
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them, as we have, we will greet
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those heroes at Dover. And their sacrifice will only recommit us to the resolve of this mission.
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But war in this context and in pursuit of peace is necessary.
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Which is why each day on bended
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knee, we continue to appeal to heaven, to Almighty God's providence, to watch over and give special skill and confidence to our leaders and to our warriors, to those warriors who this nation prays for every single day. I hear from all of you out
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there who pray for them every day,
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Stay on bended knee and pray for them.
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I continue to say to them, godspeed.
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May the Lord bless you and keep
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you and keep going. Yeah.
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Secom said they're withholding the identities of the deceased crewmen until all their families have been informed. And the second aircraft that was involved in the incident, Nothing was. That aircraft was able to land safely as earlier reported. So it was basically a collision between the two Strato tankers with the surviving plane losing the top third of its vertical tail, but was able to land. Here is General Kane with an update as well on Epic Fury talking, you know, kind of, kind of showing off what we've been up to over the last few days. Here is cut number two, General Kane from centcom. Check this out.
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Iranian combat power continues to decline as
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a result of the continued strikes.
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As the Secretary talked about, We've attacked over 6,000 targets and our strike packages
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continue to launch every hour and we've
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maintained an unprecedented number of sorties up overhead of Iran. CENTCOM is now persistently over the enemy
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and a result we've seen a reduction
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in missile and one way attack fires. As the Secretary said, in less than
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two weeks we've rendered the Iranian navy
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combat ineffective and continue to attack naval
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vessels, including all of their Soleimani class
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warships which were armed with anti ship missiles and anti aircraft weapons.
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Yeah, and again, remember the, the truth that Damon read out a little bit earlier from President Trump saying they carried out a bombing raid on Iran's Kharag island, strategically important island in the Persian Gulf, basically obliterating just about everything except the, the oil stuff. So, you know, the campaign continues and hopefully we'll see many more strikes that will take out and debilitate the Iranian military forces and Basically get them to the, to the point where they just say, you know what? We give up here. Here's everything we have. Can we please live? Nah.
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Yeah. Well, the argument that you hear like that there's no plan, like we talked about earlier, when you see the President's tweet tonight, is just ludicrous. And again, I go back to where we started last night and to where we started again tonight with David Boies piece. Let's hope there's just a change in tone for support of not only, obviously, our men and women all over the world, and especially those engaged in this effort, but for the President and for the country as a whole. Because what we're seeing right now is repulsive, quite frankly.
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Yeah.
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And what's great about his truth, the way he mentioned not only the United States, but he said the Middle east. And we've seen the Middle east coalesce behind the United States, saying, you know what? The Abraham Accords. Yeah, exactly.
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Start there.
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These, these, these chess pieces were moved months and years ago to get ready for this moment. And all set in motion by this president.
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All right, live from Studio 6P at the America First Warehouse on a Friday night. We got more to do. Paul Nolan's got some news coming up. More headlines with Delgado, more sports with Slick, more Kevin Downey Jr. We'll talk to some patriots here at the American First Warehouse coming up when we get back right after this.
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Sam.
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Yeah, baby. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to live from Studio 6B. We're here live at the America First Warehouse, the most patriotic venue in the galaxy. Speaking of patriotic folks, I've got the one, the only. You may know him as Lego Man. J. Sixer, author, filmmaker, Robert Morris. Let's hear for Robert. Lego Man. Lego Man. Real pleasure meeting you this week, man. My God. So tell us about this book.
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Okay, so the book you can find on Amazon, it's called Still There. And if you ever wanted to know what it was like to be a political prisoner without storming the Capitol, you can read all about it in 41 short stories encompassing my three and a half years while I was locked up.
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Oh.
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Oh, there it is.
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That's the fastest I've seen him move all day. Here it is. The book is called Still There. Get it on Amazon now.
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And, yeah, read all about it.
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Yeah. Now, Robert, you got movies coming out?
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Yes. Yeah. So we're very excited. We got a January 16th love story that's going to be filmed this summer. We're very excited about that. And then we have a Roman Epic in the book.
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So we're going to entertain the masses.
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We're going to instruct the people of why America is as great as it is.
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We're gonna make those edgy, gritty, violent
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movies that also love God so that it's like King David was the director. We're gonna infuse the desire to keep this republic of the next generation.
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I love that. I love that. And I didn't even mention you're an army Ranger. Can you tell me, when I said, what's the difference between a soldier and a ranger? You had, like, one sentence or so. Can you crack it out again? Yeah.
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I said in our Ranger creed that surrender is not a Ranger word.
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Surrender is not a Ranger word. And you guys are the sledgehammer, the seal. Seals are the scalpel. You're the sledgehammer.
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If you want the place obliterated, call the Rangers. All right.
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Give us that website one more time.
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Yeah. So you can find the book and everything that we're up to@legomanproductions.com. that's Lego, man. With two GS.
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Yep.
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Because I don't want to get sued and go to court again. So that's how you can find us.
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All right, Lego man. They. They busted you on an unopened LEGO kit of the Capitol.
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Un.
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You're a hero, man. Hey, look in the camera. Say, back to you, Big D. Hey,
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back to you, Big D. Yeah. All right. DJ at the American first warehouse. Great stuff. I just heard a quote from somebody who said it was, I think a. For a former was. I don't know if he was a former Ranger, a former seal. He sat down for an interview, and they said, why. Why did Trump send in. Why did Trump send in Delta Force to get Maduro? And he said, well, you send in Delta Force if you want the guy to be alive. He said, because if you send in the seals, he's gonna be dead.
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His fate is sealed, he said.
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So he sent it. They send in. He said, when I saw that it was Delta Force going in, he said, I. I knew that they wanted him alive, he said, because if it was anybody else who was going in, he wouldn't have come out alive. So I thought, I don't know if that's true, but it was. It made for a good interview.
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I love that the rate the Raiders are the sledgehammer, where the seals are the scalpel.
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Yeah.
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You see people coming. Who is it? It's the seals.
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It's Delta.
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Some of us will live. It's the Rangers.
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Goodbye. All right, let's see. It's ten minutes to the hour. Live from Studio six, people. Nolan's here. He's got some news. Let's go to Mr. Nolan. What's going on?
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I don't you guys saw this, but Colmer requests Epstein, prison guard, to testify by the House before the House Oversight panel. You know, maybe we'll get something out of this one. So James Comer requested that Tova Noel, you know, asking for her to appear in a transcribed interview. In the letter, coma wrote that the Justice Department files committed documents and public reporting. The panel believes that Noel has information that will assist in the investigation of, you know, when Epstein killed himself.
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Right.
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Yeah. And about when the cameras went off and when she took a nap.
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Right.
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And when the dog ate her homework.
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So did you get a good part about the cash?
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Yeah, go ahead, take that, because it's not in the story.
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But. All right, so this woman who's going up in front of Congress, she was making some unusual cash deposits to her bank account.
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Yes.
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Last.
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The biggest one was 5 grand about 10 days after Epstein died. And she was checking on her phone an hour before he killed himself. She checked latest info, Jeffrey Epstein, even though he was 17ft away. And, well, she was supposed to go check on him, but didn't because she fell asleep.
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Right.
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And she was. As he's dying, she's shopping for motorcycles, knowing full well she's getting more money coming. So she made a couple of grand and, like, 10, 12 grand.
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Looking the other way.
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We don't. Yeah, we don't know where she got the cash deposits.
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Oh, oh, and she drives a very nice Range Rover over as well.
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Yes.
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And these cash deposits triggered SARS reports, which is. Which is strange because usually it's got to be more than 10,000 for it to trigger a suspicious activity report. In this case, it happened with less than that. Which means they could have been watching these people the whole time.
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Yeah, I think sometimes they'll. If there's two, if there's five grand, and then five grand within, like, 10 business days, that still could trigger it. So, listen, this is just super suspicious. Everything about this, like, I mean, everything about it. We. I don't think anyone in their right mind believes he really killed himself.
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Smell a stink badger in the perfume
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aisle, you wonder which thread that you pull on will actually start to unravel some of this.
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Yeah, well, it just seems to me like he's above the law and he was bigger than government, so we'll see what happens with it. But it sure would be nice to see somebody, even if they're humiliating the court of public opinion.
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And don't forget, Paulie, one of those guards there was on a chat, he's anonymous, and he said they just took Epstein out of the. Out of the jail in a wheelchair and he didn't look good, but they said he was strapped to it. Yeah, and they, they dug to find out who he was, but he said he goes. He didn't look dead. He was sitting up.
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Yeah, well, I mean, was that the other. Was that the other security guard?
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I don't know if it was the other one there, but it was one from the jail who was going under an anonymous handle on some, you know, Epstein chat or something.
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All right, seven minutes till the hour. Let's do a little more sports while we can. Before we wrap our one. Sports brought to you by. Mike Lindell. Sucks there. What's going on?
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All right.
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Big D. Players Championship in the book. Day two. Ludwig A. Berg shot 12 under two day score. Xander shuffle right behind 10 under and Cameron Young at nine. Another round is out to three.
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I'm picking a Berg to win a. He's going to win one of the majors this year.
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I think he had a good day today in Ponte Verde. TPC Sawgrass. So we'll have the full recap on that on Monday. NHL action right now. Islanders trailing the Los Angeles Kings three to one after two. And the Oilers in St. Louis taking on the Blues. No score there at the end of two as well. Formula One cancels race in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia over war in Iran. This is Warner. Todd Youssef Breitbart. Formula One has canceled his races schedule scheduled for April in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia this year over concerns about military actions in Iran and elsewhere. The Grand Prix was scheduled for April 12 in Bayran and April 19 in Saudi Arabia, but the races have been canceled due to concerns with the military actions in the Middle East. Sky News also noted that the races will not be replaced on the Formula One schedule. Mohammed Ben Sulian, head of the fia, said safety and well being are the main concerns of deciding where the races will remain on the schedule. So that's the way it is. Big day. Formula One has not confirmed the reason for canceling the races, but pretty much that's what insiders are telling Sky News so seems to be the case. And that's a rapid sports for this segment. Big deal.
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All right, look. Very good. Kdj. It's happening. Cuba regime makes a big announcement. What is. What's going on with this.
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All right, so, man, you know what I love about Trump? It's he's just taking down dictators left and right. He's ripping apart the new world order. And with Cuba, all he had to do was say, kiss my ring. Here's what's going on. Cuba hasn't had any oil in about three months. They're running out. They're doing rolling blackouts.
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Just hold one second. I just want to let the audience know we have a live shot of Air Force One, which has landed, I think it joint. Is this the president coming right as I'm about to say this. So pretty good timing. Okay. We're waiting for President Trump to come off Air Force One. We'll leave that shot up while Kevin does the news. And when President Trump looks like it could be any second now comes off, we'll bring it to you live. Go ahead, kdj. Sorry about that.
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So here's what's going on. There's protests all over Cuba, and it looks like there's even more protesting. And I know Cuba is smaller than Iran, but there are more Cubans per capita, I guess, taking to the streets. The Cuban president is now saying, well, you know, we've decided we're going to talk to Trump, but everyone knows that's not the way it is. Is all right, they. They know that it's over. They know that it's a matter of will this be like a conditional falling down or what? But the Cuban leaders are trying to say we're negotiating with Trump, but they're not. They're really kissing his behookie because they know it's all over. Look at this. It says here the Cuban citizens. This comes from PJ Media. This is my friend Sarah Anderson, and she wrote, more importantly, the Cuban citizens have lost their fear. And the regime isn't just feeling the pressure from Trump and Rubio. Thursday night was night seven of protests across Havana and the rest of the nation, and they grow bigger, louder, and braver each night. The people have no fear of this family anymore, and that's what. It's all falling apart. They know they can't exist without Venezuela. And what happens? Trump took Venezuela, and Cuba's falling down. Trump is going after Iran and China, is panicking. He's. He's taking down two birds with one stone all over the place. And I just. I got to say this. The moves he's making, I think are going to help for a generation or two. All right? He's dismantling the New World Order, the Islamo Commie regime trying to take over this globe. He's taking them down. He's got almost three years to do it and those libs are standing the way. But I'm telling you, man, don't bet against Trump ever.
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Yeah. And it's amazing too, because you know, when you stop and think about it, how much, how entrenched they are all over the world. This started way back in 2016 and people forget that these things were starting to lay out and we saw some of those puzzle pieces moved and nobody really picked up on it, at least not Venezuela or Maduro, because these things are now coming to fruition where you're seeing,
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here comes President Trump off of Air Force One, I believe this is in West Palm beach, right, Aaron, they landed for the weekend and there's the first lady with them. Spend their weekend at Mar a Lago, I'm assuming.
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Right.
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There they are and.
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Right.
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And the lefty media will give them garbage for resting at home. Yeah.
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I don't suspect the President will get in front of a microphone here probably, but we'll, we'll stick with it. Just.
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Well, it seems like a limo was pulled up right near the, the stair.
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Looks like they're just going to get right in and go, there you go.
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I think she's in charge tonight. She's like, no, no, get in the car, let's go get the old fist bump.
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I saw a, speaking of, as we watch this unfold and you see the Secret Service around them, I saw a, saw a post on X about from supposedly from a Secret Service Service agent who says the title of it was Trump has Ruined the Job for Me. And of course you read that and you think, oh, here we go. But it wasn't what you think it was. It was, it was if it was true. And I can't say for sure that it was. But it was certainly a good read. He said, and I believe it because it sounds like the President from what we know of him. He said that he's worked for three or four presidents. And he said Trump's the only one who knows my name, knows my kids, kids name, knows when things happen in my life, calls me by my first name. When we go places, he makes sure that we eat first or we do whatever first. And he said, I don't know how I can serve another president after being called by my first name from this guy to go back to being called, you know, whatever from, from another president. He says, this guy's ruined doing the job for me. Yeah. Because of how he Treats us special President for you. It sounds, it sounds, you know, again, it was one of these kind of posts that you don't really know who the person is, but. Well, we've heard that you know who, you know who, what. The reason I gave it number one, we know the president, we know how he is behind the scenes. But Richard Grinnell reposted it and, and kind of said, confirmed.
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Right.
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And said, report this.
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Yeah.
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So when you see the president there with the, with the agents, because we've
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heard the Secret Service with their, their Hillary stories, which are horrendous because she's a horrendous human being, and then you juxtapose that against what they're seeing with President Trump. And remember, during the first term. And Slick, you remember this because we were laughing about it. He came out of, he came out of one of the hotels, you know, he had the Secret Service all over the place. He comes out, he reaches. Yeah. He reaches into his pocket, pulls out a wad of bills and, and just starts handing them to the, to the guy, you know, working. Working there.
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Yes.
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It's like, who does that?
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Nobody.
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This guy does it.
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Yeah. President.
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Yeah. It's. It's the way I think he's been probably all his life, you know, having to deal with the people in New York and, you know, taking care of the people who take care of him.
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He knows smart business, and that's what it is. Remember, people's names in business is one of the key things. It's the most pleasant sounding word in people's names, unless the wife's calling him to throw out the garbage. And that's another story. But, no, the old truth to that, that's the sweetest sound to the human, human being is their voice, their name.
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Here it is. I actually went back to Grinnell's page just because I think it's what he said. Report on it. So why don't we. He says, from a Secret Service agent guarding President Trump, a Secret Service agent protecting President Trump just said something that shocked me. He said, trump has ruined me. I can never protect another president after him. And before you think that's criticism, wait until you hear what he actually means by ruined. Because his explanation about Trump is making the entire Secret Service Agency emotional. And again, I don't know that this is. Take it for what it is, but I just think it's a rumor about
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him on all the job sites. When he was working in New York, that was the number one thing. Guy said he always remembered people's names. He Always went out of his way to take care of the guys in the, you know, in the hard hats, in the work boots. He was always one of the guys around him. I mean, this is just the way he operates. And that's why, you know, when Bill Maher goes to see him at the White House, he's talking about a really cool, engaging, regular guy. So the character that you see on TV is nothing like the guy he met one on one. And if you caught any of the clips of Sean Penn, a lunatic Hollywood goofball, he was talking about how he would never go see and sit with Trump. Meanwhile, he sat with Chavez, he sat with Maduro, you know, and this is a guy who, guys who axe people. He would sit with the ayatollah, but he won't sit with Trump. That tells you how far Trump derangement syndrome is because they don't understand the man and they can't. He's just not controllable.
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Right. And Damon, you brought this up the other day. The ABC reporter Jonathan Karl, he's, I think Trump has ruined it for reporters as well because like he says, he always takes his call, Right?
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Says he answers the phone when I call him. Yeah, Sometimes it could be two in the morning. Wow. So he says the Secret Service agent has protected multiple presidents before. He was trained professionally, does his job, protects each president the same way. Discipline, distance, duty, politics has nothing to do with it. He got signed to President Trump and everything changed. The agent explained. He said, trump's ruined this job for me. Not because he's difficult, but because he's the opposite. He knows my name. Every other president has called me agent. Trump calls me by my actual name. Trump knows my wife's name, my children's name. He asked about my son's baseball game by name. He notices when I'm tired after standing for eight hours. He'll say, sit down, you need rest. Trump orders extra food for us during long days. Make sure the guys eat first. You hear him say when he attends, he said he Trump attended. Now this is where I started to say, I don't know if this is. He said, Trump attended my father's funeral. When he passed, no cameras, no press, just came to honor the man who raised the agent that's protecting him. After experiencing this, how can I go back to being called agent by a future president after Trump remembered my kids names? How can I protect someone who won't even learn my name after Trump treated my family? How can I go back to being treated like furniture? Trump has ruined it. He's raised the bar so high for how presidents should treat Secret Service agents that I don't think I could ever accept the old standard again.
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Wow.
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So, again, I don't know, but it certainly sounds like that could be the president of the United States. States for sure.
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I heard a rumor that Al Gore said to one of his teenage sons who he gotten something wasn't going well for him in college. Whatever he said, you need to get through this. You want to end up like that guy and point it to a Secret Service agent.
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Oh, wow.
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Wow.
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But Trump, on the other hand, look at that. Treats him like gold.
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Yeah.
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Terrible. All right, let's do some more headlines on a Friday night at the America first warehouse. Rick Delgado's got those. What's going on, Delgado?
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All right, David. Well, you know what, but we're talking about the uptick in Muslim extreme terrorism going on in this country. Well, we saw what happened in Michigan just the other day as a Michigan synagogue security hero saved the lives during this Temple Israel attack. According to the governor, Governor Whitmer, that is. Michigan Governor Whitmer said during a press briefing on Friday that the security officers at the Michigan synagogue that was targeted in an attack on Thursday were heroes and that they saved lives. They were selfless in their courage. And these heroes threw themselves in harm's way, engaging the suspect. Here she is. Though, of course, you know, you can't just, you know, just make your statement and walk away saying, okay, you know what? I made the statement based on the facts. I got to throw my conjecture. And here she is blaming online rhetoric because of course, that's exactly where all of these Muslim extremists get their talking points from. Cut number three. Here is the Michigan governor Whitmer blaming, blaming the Internet. Cut three.
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People like the person that attacked this community yesterday get fomented by rhetoric that they see online and that they see on television and they hear on the radio. It radical and it endangers our fellow Michiganders. We cannot let this continue. And so each of us has a duty to take action where and how we can.
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Yeah. It's got to be everything other than being online.
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I'm sure he was a swell guy. Yeah.
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Yeah. Had nothing to do with his religion.
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Yeah.
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Never mind that they stopped a Halloween attack, that they stopped attack at a military facility around, I want to say, 10 mile in Warren, Michigan, just north of Detroit. All right, These things, folks. Dearborn. Dearborn. To stand. There's a reason we call it that she has. She understands. She just doesn't want to A go against what the guy in the Ms. No Thing said. Oh, it sounds racist. No, she doesn't want to lose the votes as well. We know who's doing it. Everyone knows who's doing it. I'm from Michigan, so this really steams my clams when stretching Gretchen gets up there and says, well, it's the online rhetoric. Trying to blame other people. Because this guy was going to. Keep in mind that's not a school, that's a preschool he drove into. He went there to kill Jewish toddlers. Little, little tiny babies. That's who we went to kill. And, well, it must be the online rhetoric.
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Yeah, it's got to be the online rhetoric or what they heard on the radio or saw on tv. As a matter of fact. You can't hate the media enough. Yeah, unless you're paying attention to Jake Tapper who pretends to not know the motive of the guy who wanted to kill all those little Jewish kids.
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Kids.
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Here he is. Cut number four. Remember, he's not sure of the motive here. It's just, you know, some Islamists driving a truck into a school filled with little Jewish kids. Cut four. But let's not assume anything. Cut.
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For seeing the real life consequences to the elevation in platforming and legitimizing of anti Semitic voices.
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To be crystal clear, we do not
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know the motivations of the attacker.
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This would be mass murderer of Jews.
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We don't know this guy.
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Political views.
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Yes, we do. Jake. Jake. I'm gonna. I'm gonna call shenanigans. I think we do. Oh, we know the motivation.
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You know, I've never seen anything good. Follow the words Alawa Akbar. You know, no one's ever said, have a candy bar.
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Thank you.
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I've never seen that.
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Have a candy bark bar.
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I shove in your snow every time you say that.
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I feel like running.
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Yeah,
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the whole place left.
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And of course, the. The other attack that we saw at Old Dominion University, which was stopped by the members of the ROTC after one of their own was shot and killed. A retired military officer was killed who was there volunteering his time. Here's a follow up. And this is. This is a clip that I saw yesterday. I wasn't able to find it until today, but here's the FBI spokesperson confirming what the. What the ROTC guys did. Cut number five. This is a great clip.
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This says it all.
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Yeah, we need more ROTC guys around this country. Cut five. Check this out. How was he this season? The.
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There were students that were in that room that subdued him and rendered him no longer alive.
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I don't know.
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But they basically are able to terminate the threat. Yes, but he was not shot. He was not shot.
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No, he was.
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Yeah.
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Someone stole.
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He was filleted.
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Yeah. He got Ginsu.
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Yeah.
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One.
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One of them, I guess maybe the guy had a knife or maybe they had a knife on them and. And took care of the threat, which is, you know, how you got to deal with these people. If anything, he saved us the trouble of spending money on a trial because let's face it, let's face it, they
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arrested the guy who sold them the illegal gun. He stole the gun.
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What's crazy is, though, this guy was supposed to be still in jail.
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Yeah.
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And the judge let him out early.
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Yeah. Trump wanted him to have 20.
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Common theme.
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Yep.
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Yeah.
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Biden gave him what, 10, and then they let him out in what, three?
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I think seven.
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They let him out early. Yeah, they let him out early.
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Yeah.
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And he had a rough childhood.
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Yeah.
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KDJ Commander Mike in the Live from Studio 6B app says maybe we should change it to Aloha Snack bar.
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Oh, I like that. Aloha Snack bar. Aloha. I put your clothes in the dryer because you were in the bathroom.
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And finally, here is cut number six, talking about the. The guy from ODU who is no longer with us. Thank goodness. Retired FBI agent James Gagliano slamming the judge who let this ISIS sympathizer walk. Cut six.
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The judge here decided that somebody that
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was tried and convicted of providing material
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support to ISIS deserved a second chance. And this was his second chance.
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We are going to see more ISIS related and inspired attacks. And why is that?
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Well, propaganda and attention is the queen
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of the realm in the terror business. And ISIS doesn't want Hamas and Hezbollah
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getting all the attention.
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So I think now more than ever
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we need to pay attention to these
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potential lone wolf attack.
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Yeah.
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You started that clip. I wasn't looking at the screen. I thought it was Grant Stitchfield.
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It does sound like Grant. I've heard it before.
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He does.
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Grant Stitchfield. And I looked up and it wasn't, but man. Sounded just like.
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But it brings a point again of something we talked about. Even I think it was yesterday. Yesterday and the night before is we've got to start holding these judges accountable. I'm sorry, but you know, you're letting out murderers to go and murder again
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and Bolzberg's at it again. Won't let you know. Go after the Federal Reserve.
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I hate that I have to say this in the United States, but there are patriotic men in this room who did more time in jail than some of the people out there stabbing girls on the trains and. And, you know, providing support to ISIS and whatnot. It's sick to me me. It's sick.
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There's so many tears of justice. It makes it not a real country anymore.
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Yeah, exactly. And again, there's got to be something we can do in terms of holding these judges accountable, because they are literally. They have blood on their hands with.
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There's got to be accountability somewhere along the way, because we're watching them let these guys go. Walk in one in the front door and out the back door within 20 minutes. Guys with 23 arrests and five convictions and, you know, and multiple, like, you know, like, attempted murders. I mean, how are these guys on the street? It's just endless. It's a revolving door of lunacy.
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And there are bartenders who will go to jail if they give to. You shouldn't have given him so many drinks because he drove drunk. And they're let. These judges should be held responsible like the bartenders are.
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Yeah, 100%.
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Yeah. Just insane. So there you have it. It, Damon, just a little update on what's going on in Michigan. And again, that update from the ODU attack as well.
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All right, very good. Before we go to the break, didn't take long for social media to figure this out. Here's a clip from an interview Trump did in 1988. If you want to put this up, Aaron, on my screen here in 1988, Trump told the Guardian, quote, I'd be harsh on Iran. They've been beating us psychologically, making us look like a bunch of fools. One bullet shot at any one of our men or ships. I do it number on Karga Island.
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Wow.
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An Iranian oil hub. That was 1988. Wow. Oh, my gosh. Wow. The man lives up to his word.
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Yeah.
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It may not be right that moment, but he finds it. All right, we're back live from studio 6pm a Friday night, right after this.
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Sam.
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Thank you.
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Big D. Man.
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The patriotism won't stop tonight. Another J. Sixer friend of the show. He's been on before. Shane Jenkins. Let's hear it for Shane Jenkins, folks. Shane, you got something going on? J6 related. Why don't you tell us about it? Give us the website. I want everyone to know. Yes, sir. I started a nonprofit organization while I
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was locked up in the D.C. gulag
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called Stand in the Gap. If you go to StandInTheGap foundation, help us help Jan Sixers that are suffering
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after mental and emotional traumas that they
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suffered through solitary confinement, through being denied access to their families.
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Many of these people are veterans.
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The 12 unpardoned that are still have
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not been pardoned by President Trump.
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The people who are still being sued
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civilly in the D.C. courts.
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Enrique Tarrio, Jeff McKellar, Green Beret Special Forces. These people need help and they need funding. And if you funnel the money to our foundation, we are helping these people with legal. With legal funding and all that.
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And we also have had in the last two months, more requests for emergency
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funding for people trying to pay rent, pay car payments, and make ends meet due to the fact that they have had a hard time getting jobs.
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Because when, even though they've been pardoned,
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it still shows up your January 6th
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charges if they run a background check.
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But at the.
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In the fine print at the bottom,
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it says pardoned by President.
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By the President of the United States. So now what's that website? This website is Standinthegap Foundation. We are accepting donations of vehicles, RVs, anything that you can do to help, like $50, $10, $5.
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Those are the. Our bread and butter.
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The American people have our back.
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We don't have these big giant donors. We. It's the American people carrying us right now.
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All right, you know what? I want to say something I want to say to you. Alawa Akbar. I want to hug you. Back to you, Big D. Back to
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you, Big D. We love you, man. All right, Kevin. Daddy, I want to hug you. Okay. Kevin Downey Jr. Here at the America first warehouse on a Friday night. Always a good time.
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You know what? Next one should be Allah Akbar. Back to you, Big D. How about that one?
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Yeah. All right, let's. Let's do some more news with Delgado. What's going on? Well, save act. I just. I don't know.
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Come on.
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I saw Mike. Well, Mike Lee said they made some progress today, so I'm trying to be upbeat about it. Mike.
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Mike Lee had a good day.
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Are you saying. Are you saying this is not. It's not just failure theater still from John Thune?
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Hopefully not. I mean, like you mentioned, Mike Lee had a good day.
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He.
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He actually embarrassed Senator Dubin on the committee there, I don't know if you saw the clip, he had to explain to him what was actually written in there when, when Dubin started complaining or I should say Durbin started complaining about, oh well, what if a woman changes her name? He's like, oh, we have stuff in there for that too. So he embarrassed him, which was nice to see.
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Well, Dick Durbin's. He's appropriately named, right?
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Exactly. But here's what you need to know about the Save America Act. The Republican backed voter requirements bill recently passed in the House is going to be moving to hopefully get a floor, you know, get some action on the Senate floor. It already passed the House, like I mentioned, 218 to 213. What's crazy though is some of the people who are now coming out against it. Tom Tillis, one of the latest shocker joining Lisa Murkowski. Shocker, you know, people that we're supposed to be able to count on who supposedly say, oh, they represent our side. Yeah, exactly. Anyhow, here is JD Vance spelling it out pretty, pretty, pretty, you know, matter of factly on the Save America act, cut number seven. J.D. vance Vice President Check this out.
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Here's the thing though. Even if you take the Democrats at
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their word, even if illegal aliens voting is very rare, then why don't we ban it anyway?
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It's not that complicated.
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It is one thing to say. I don't get it.
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The Democrats say this never happens or
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it happens only very rarely on the
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one hand, and on the other hand,
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we must not stop it. It doesn't make a damn bit of sense.
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We need to get all illegal aliens
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stopping from voting in our elections. It's very common sense stuff. Yeah.
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So there's the Vice President with his words on that and of course one of the guys he could be facing in a couple years. Damon, who is not running for President, actually had some very coherent things to say about the Save America act as well. I'm talking about the one, the only Stephen A. Smith who is not running for President.
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Sure.
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But he seems to be able to find positions on each of these, each of these policies. Cut number eight here. Stephen A.
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He's still out there. Why don't you just make sure that
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every United States American citizen has a form of government ID that is freely distributed.
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That way we make sure
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legalized American citizens are the ones with ID and
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you eliminate those who are here illegally.
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But he's not right.
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How come we can't just do that? Steven's got it figured out. You Know why we can't do that? Why? Because both sides of the aisle can't
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agree how much you want to make a bet.
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Not bet my check.
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That the Democrats would have a problem
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with that idea and the Republicans would have a problem with that idea because
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the notion of fixing and resolving the
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immigration issue doesn't benefit.
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That's 40.
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Oh, God.
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That was. That was. The part right there. Hurt.
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Why was the hell is he saying
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he was about to nail it? He said the idea of fixing the issue of illegal immigration is beneficial to both sides. So they don't want to end the problem. They want to continue the problem.
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All right.
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It's been said.
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And again.
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All right, let's try it one more time.
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But he's not running for president.
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Stephen A. Is annihilated.
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Aaron, you can run it one more time. I was too quick on the draw. It's okay.
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Why don't you just make sure.
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Aaron, every
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man. You're like the US Military tonight.
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I love how. I love how Paul's already on to all my tricks. All right, live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this.
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I wanted to wish him an Alawa akbar before she blew him up.
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Sam. America, it's time to make some noise.
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Scan the QR code right now and download the new song God, Grit and
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Guns by the Truth Bombers. Or search for it on itunes and download it today.
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In a world filled with chaos and
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uncertainty, this song is a reminder of something stronger. America's grit, faith, and fortitude. From the label that brought you the boss anthem of the free and Somali waltz comes the next anthem, God, Grit and Guns by the Truth Bombers. Scan the QR Code and download it now.
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To our enemies.
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F a, f o. All right, live from Studio 6B. Thirty minutes past the hour on a Friday night at the America first warehouse. Well, you just saw the promo there for the new single out right now. God, Grit and guns and that QR code, you can download it over at all your favorite music places, I'm assuming, including itunes, which is where you want to go and do that. And here to talk about this new release now is our friend, LJ Fino. Lj, welcome back to the show. How are you?
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Hey, how are you doing? I'm doing great.
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Good, good, good. Good to have you back. So what are you the, Are you, what's your, what's your official title here? Are you the producer of this track? What is it? What's your title here?
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I produced it. I co wrote it, executive produced it, played a couple of the instruments, I don't know.
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Oh, very cool.
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No title necessary.
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All right, so you're doing it all. Doing it all so well. This is just another. Another one in the line of great things that real America's music has released. So what. What can you tell us about this single? Kind of how it came about. What was the idea behind it? Tell us about it.
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Well, I'm kind of a sucker for alliteration, so, you know, God, Greg and Guns. I had that title stuck in my head for a long time. And I was going to the studio, not quite sure what I was working on. I knew I was working on Truth Bomber stuff, but I was waiting for this one particular artist, not artist, more like a session vocalist, to be there because he's got that kind of voice that doesn't grow on trees that you hear on this record. And he happened to be there that night. So I was like, all right, great. Came up with the chord progression, but I was kind of really getting stuck on the. You know, I had the chorus, melody, whatever. I won't bore you guys. I was getting stuck on the lyrics and the verses. So I caught in my buddy Brennan, who happened to just be in Miami and also happens to be a two time war veteran. I think it was a Gulf War, and I forget the other, but he came by and we wrapped up the song. We actually recorded the entire Truth Bombers album, which I'll make the announcement now, is coming out May 1st in entirety. We recorded it all in one night.
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Wow. Okay. Making a little news here, March. What's the release date? May 1st.
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May 1st. Yeah. You can pre order it right now if you want on itunes.
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A
So I've seen. I have. I have kind of a musical question for you. And because I am actually interested in all of the kind of the inside music stuff on these singles, I've noticed the pattern of obviously using, whether it's President Trump's voiceover or in this one, Pete Hecseth kind of takes takes center stage. So whose decisions are those? And kind of talk me through, like how you make those decisions on how to weave those in and out of choruses and verses and make it kind of make sense.
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Well, I think, you know, from a music video standpoint, where you see in this video, it's. It's case by case. It's. It's when it makes sense, you know, with Secretary Hexeth saying fafo, that's pretty much describing the synopsis of the entirety of the record, which was fantastic. It made a lot of sense to fit that in there. You know, it doesn't always work, doesn't always make sense, but when it doesn't mess up the flow of the record, I have no problem with it as far as the decision making process goes. You know, there's a group of us and you know, we have internal conversations and somebody makes a decision in the end. Yeah, we don't just flip a coin.
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Yeah, no, I mean it's. I mean, it's well done in the video too. It takes a pretty prominent, prominent space up in the video. You hear quite a bit.
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I will say that. Shout out to Clayton. I don't, I don't think people hear his name ever, but shout out to Clayton. He is a badass editor and he gets things done like very quickly and really well done. So, yeah, shout out to Clayton.
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And again, you can download the new single from Real America's music right there. Scan the QR code and download it in the itunes store right now and get it up to chart. And lj, just before I let you go, just. Again, we've talked about this on all of these singles, but again, what Real America's music is doing, providing a platform for artists that are, you know, maybe can't get into the woke kind of mainstream recording industry now, putting American artists, America first artists on the map. All of these singles are charting. I mean, just speak. Speak to what they're doing and kind of how the music industry is changing because of it.
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F
Well, I mean, I think the music industry, just like the rest of the media landscape, is revolutionizing right before our eyes. And we're lucky enough to be spearheading one of those aspects of the media industry, specifically with this music that I've been told by Billboard they're going to create a new Billboard chart called Songs for Social Change based on our success. Because they don't know where to chart us. They're like, well, yeah, it's country, but you're not talking about trailers and tractors and horses. So it sounds as if I would give it maybe 18 months max before we have new Billboard charts, new Spotify playlist, new Apple playlists, and the whole game has changed. I mean, I think the. I'll leave you with this. The major labels are dead. They know it. And that's why everybody is moving to this kind of distribution model where, you know, the artist builds themselves up and then the distributor pours fuel on the fire that the artist has already created.
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Yeah. So, well, you can go get it today. God, grits and guns right there. Scan the QR code, download it on itunes. Listen to it, promote it, tell your friends about it. God, grit and guns. Go get it. It's the next Billboard. Let's get it up on the charts. Yeah.
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I have to say, if you haven't gotten it, go get it. One download is the equivalent of 100, 150 streams. And I don't know about you, but it takes a long time to listen to the same song 150 times. And I got a text today from a certain individual who works at Rev and is my boss, and he goes, why are we behind Boston? I thought, hm, that's interesting. And it's a good question. Why are people sitting on a Friday night thinking, yeah, let's buy Boston or Boston, what is the song? I forget now I'm blanking. We are behind Boston more than a feeling. Great song, but why today? That song's been out since 1976. They've had 50 years to listen to that record. We have a great song out right now. We need to show Hollywood what's up and who really decides what's popular. Download the record, Stream the record after you're done. Keep it moving.
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You know, one last thing before I let you go. I did notice Rob Schneider retweeted Real America's voice in the release of God, Grit and Guns, the Truth Bombers, Rob Schneider retweeted it said, america, it's worth fighting for. So that. That's pretty cool.
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That's awesome. It's great when you can get the attention of somebody like that. And you know, we love Rob Schneider and we hope to do some things with him in the future. I think I've made that announcement on the show before.
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Yeah, yeah. Very good.
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All right.
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Lj, always appreciate you coming on for a few moments again. God, Grit and Guns. Go download it. We appreciate it, lj. Thanks.
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Thank you. Have a good night, guys.
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You too. Enjoy the rest of your night. Lj, Fino. God, Grit and Guns. The new Truth, promise of release and official music video is out. So you can go check it out and support Real America's music. Paul Nolan's got some news. What's going on, Mr. Nolan?
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Well, this. This news is from the land of fruits and nuts. Northern California. A ruthless robbery crew in a high end Fremont jewelry store turned into a smash and grab wasteland, escaping with a staggering 1.7 million in merchandise. If you got that B roll, let it run and I'll read the story to you. Shocking surveillance. Surveillance footage released by the US Justice Department shows a precision heist. I wouldn't call precision which occurred on June 18, 2025, at Kumar's Jewelers. At least two dozen people came in with masks and pickaxe axes and hammers and backpacks. And they went. They went crazy. And they 1.7 million worth of stuff. They even had to pick axe their way out of the building. And the cops had so many people to chase, they ended up nailing one of them. And they kind of only one. They got one car and they got four people. And now they're rolling over. So, you know, they'll all be out of jail in 20 minutes. So this is typical California news, but I thought it was just the brazen lawlessness. They just don't care. And they wonder why people are leaving in droves. There's no business, there's no commerce. There's 50 taxes. You know, it's just ridiculous place to live. Gavin Newscomb has completely ruined the state.
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Wow, look at that guy take off.
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We can't get that many people here on a Friday.
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Look at that.
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That is. That is quite the crowd there. Look at this. All right, 39 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some sports, get caught up. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6P is the promo code to you, slickster. What's going on?
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All right, a couple of quick scores. NCAA men's basketball tournament, Big east final semifinal, St. John 7868 over Seaton Hall. Upset tonight. Wisconsin takes off number nine, Illinois 9188 in overtime in the Big Ten. And Virginia malls. Miami 84 to 62. NBA. The Knicks right now are leading the Pacers 83.79 in the third. Islanders have lost to the Kings 3 to 2 tonight. NCAA tournament betting set to tick up to 3.3 billion in 2026. With a B billion there. David Purdom of ESPN. Approximately 3.3 billion is expected to be bet on the NCAA men's women's basketball tournaments with US Sportsbook A slight year over year increase, according to an estimate by the American Gaming association released Friday. The AGA is a trade group that represents the U.S. casino industry. Says betting on the college basketball tournaments with the US sportsbooks has increased by 54% over the past three years. Must be all those games that they're fixing. Big D. But you know what? The 3.3 billion is nearly double the amount the AGA estimated would be wagered on Super Bowl 60. So big numbers being done there. 3.3 billion. That's a lot of money. And we got Iran here. Iranian men's national team rebukes Trump for saying their safety would be in peril at the World Cup. Dylan Quinn of Breitbart. The Iranian men's national soccer team has delivered a harsh rebuke to President Trump after the commander in chief said the team's presence at this year's World cup may not be appropriate. Earlier on Thursday, Trump reassured the Iranian team that they were welcome to attend the World cup being held in the US this year, but expressed concern for their safety. The team said in a statement posted to their Instagram story that the World cup is governed by FIFA, not an individual country. And this is their quote. Certainly no one can exclude Iran's national team from the World Cup. The only country that could be excluded is one that merely carries the title of host, yet lacks the ability to provide security for the teams participating in the global event. So they're questioning whether or not Trump could actually protect them if they come to the US So anyway, Iranian man's team, we're not going to miss them. You got about 60 other teams, so we'll enjoy that. And that's a wrap in sports. Big D, wind it back down to you.
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All right, look, very good. KDJ, the host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show is here. We talked a little bit about this, but you kind of mentioned at the opening of the show, Kev, but this text, Texas Elementary School. This guy walks in there. What's the full story here?
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Yeah, this is not getting enough attention, folks. It looks like it was Tuesday. Tuesday morning, some guy walks in, excuse me, to Texas Elementary School. His name is Moha. I think I said that right. He's 39. And he walks, he's wearing a military fatigues. He's got a sidearm. And he walks in and someone goes, goes, who are you? And he doesn't answer any questions. They call, everyone goes nuts. They call the, they call the cops. He doesn't answer any questions. But they've got facial recognition, they've got his license plate. They run him down and they say, well, what were you doing there? And he won't say anything. He has no kids there. He just showed up. He just showed up and had a gun and walked in school. The only thing he said was someone said, how'd you get in? He says the door was not latched.
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I was just gonna say, how does he get in?
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The door was. He claims the door was last. I smell a dry run.
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All right. Live from Studio 6, we will wrap it up for a Friday right after this.
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Sa.
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All right. Live from Studio 6. Be on a Friday night. One more to go. We'll wrap it up. We'll try to get to everybody here. Paul Nolan, I'll start with you. What's Left on your NewsRadar?
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Oh, this is a study that's going to shock no one. Google News featured just 2% right leaning stories. A Media Research center analyst found that only 11 out of 487 top Google News morning headlines in February, about 2.2% came from outlets that are rated right leaning. The report says 314 stories, 65% came from left leaning outlets. And 162 were classified as politically centered, which we all know means left wing.
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Yeah.
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So this is pretty funny. 314 to 11. This is why Google sucks. Reason number 2,953, to hate liberals. And this is why you just can't get any honest mainstream news. So you got to dig deeper than you know. Then Google, go on, duck, duck, go and start there.
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That's unreal.
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So that's it.
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All right, very good. KDJ, host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show. What's left on your NewsRadar tonight?
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Well, funny you should ask. Check this out. Very quietly, a bunch of people in the Trump administration have been moving on to military bases. Pam Bondi was the last to move on to one. Pete Hegseth lives on one. A lot of people are living on them in Trump's administration. And there's people I've never heard of that somehow found their way on there. And it just so happens it's at the exact same time that Iran has put, put bounties out on people they're looking for. And of course it's all for their, their, their Allah guy. Yeah. It says in the name of, of God, most gracious and merciful, go let's kill some Americans. They're putting these, these bounties out. Pam Bondi is one of them and she just moved to a military base. All of these, all of these people and no one could figure out why, just said, wow, it's really weird. PTEX has moved to a military base. Now we know that Iran is putting out bounties on our people because, well, they're losing this little shindig as I call it. Not really a war.
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Yeah, I saw that the Pam Bondi moved.
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And for what it's worth, I slick, I just want to say Alawa Akbar, I got you a delicious pocket brownie.
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I was hoping for a Khomeini Kitkat.
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All right, Kevin Donnie Jr. The host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show. You can listen to him Monday through Friday right here on 139 News Radio.
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Talk about fudging it, Slick.
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Give me the last minute sports and we'll let Delgado take us home. What else is going on?
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Oh, Aaron, get those cuts ready for the rodeo. Folks, visiting the White House earlier today with the President. We got Rodeo Houston. Big D, real quick. I'll give up. Run through a few super series. Round four, second round bareback, we got Clayton Bigelow on Grand Plum, 86 points, picking up 3K there. Steer Wrestling, we've got Don Payne, 4.1 seconds. And let's get to the barrel racing. We know that's my favorite right there. And we got barrel racing. We got el Alison Bale, 14.67. Good time there. And let's talk about the White House today. President Trump took some PRCA rodeo cowboys just coming off the national finals. Aaron, roll cut number 13 here, where he talks about how crazy they are.
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You guys are crazy.
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I watch this all the time. You are totally crazy.
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So how strong is a bull?
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About as strong as they get, right?
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Yes,
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sir.
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This is Stetson Wright, the National Bull Riding Champion. He is the best in the world.
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He's 12 years old.
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He's actually 26, but that was good. So I love the President. He gets so fired up. And Big D, you're going to love this one. The President gets a cowboy hat from the rodeo folks. Cut 14. Aaron, look at his hat.
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This is number one of 250.
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Got the constitution in there. Yeah. And the liner.
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Oh, David's jealous already.
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He wants that lid liner. That's amazing.
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10 karat gold flag. I think it's your size.
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Here we go.
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Come on, President. Put that on.
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Oh, look at that, Big D. Oh, yeah. Oh, look at that. Looking good.
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He's looking good. Here we go.
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Look at that. I would have fit right in that room.
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You would have a home run. He wants to keep the box, too. He loves it. That's. That's some box there, Big D. Good stuff. That's why I love the President. This man is running a war right now. He still takes time out for cowboys. And those are some awesome cowboys. Rodeo is the best sport in the world. Real patriots. That's a wrap, Big D. Back to you.
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All right, Slick. Very good. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B. It's a promo code to use. I was wearing my hat today. Home there, Slick.
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Come on.
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That was something else.
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All right, let's do some more headlines. Last headlines of the night here with Rick Delgado. What's going on?
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All right, David.
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Well, the.
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The last big story I have for you tonight is a big one, actually is. Six reported Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio within the last four days have sparked a cryptid flak speculation.
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Hold on. What. What. What. What is. I'm sorry, this is the. Would you.
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I thought you'd be interested considering your size. Yes. Everybody thinks that's funny because you're kind of large. The Bigfoot Society podcast as witnesses describe creatures ranging from 6 to 10ft tall in wooded areas near Cleveland, of all places.
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Cleveland.
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And none of them play basketball. The Bigfoot Society, of course, we're talking about Sasquatch cavalier attitude. It has received six separate reports between March 6 and March 10 in a wooded area near Mantua and Garrettsville, just southeast of Cleveland. It's described as a cluster, Damon, a term used in cryptozoology for multiple sightings in a short period of time. Here is Jeremiah Byron discussing his own potential Bigfoot encounters. And he's not talking about you. Cut number nine. Check this out.
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What I experienced, not this year, but the year before.
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A year before, we had.
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We were in camp, and we had
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a tree pushed over in the woods
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in front of us.
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A few hundred yards in front of
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us in the woods.
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Sure.
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We had some knocks.
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You stick to manscaping, though.
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Got him.
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I had an audio recorder that.
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Here, listen to this part.
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It was 3:45 in the morning around
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where it captured a sonography and then
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the sound of what? It's a zipper sound.
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Oh, of course. And I always. That's a.
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Translated as something will unzip my tab.
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Yes. That's a riveting clip right there.
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That was a riveting. It's 3:45 in the morning, he's in the woods alone, and he has a zipper set.
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Yes, exactly.
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Man, I can't imagine. Popped up there.
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Master Bobby, is that you?
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And he sees a tree. He says he hears trees. Of course. This guy's a real genius. He's got it figured out.
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There was a couple of knocks. Kind of gives you the head.
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A couple of knocks. All right.
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And then the zipper sound. And we all know what followed after that.
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Family show. There are so many jokes and so little time on a family show.
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All right, I'm just wondering, Delgado, what was the story that you passed up to take?
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That story was nuts.
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Well, that.
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Yeah, that story was nuts. I had to repost that on my ex because Aaron Ixnate on the next story. Thank God Correct.
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I got a question. What's the plural of Bigfoot?
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Pig's feet. Pig's feet.
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So did I. So there's a.
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There's.
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They saw six big feet.
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Yes.
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That's so funny.
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Or is it Bigfoots?
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Bigfoots could be.
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Big feet.
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Could be.
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Let's take it to the chat.
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Take it to the chat.
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I just. I don't know, dog. According to the slamming the brakes on the show here, it's just like crazy.
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According to the flurry of 300 unsubscribes.
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According to who?
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The recent post, several Bigfoot hunters claim to have locked eyes with a nine foot tall brown haired Sasquatch.
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Yeah.
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And that's happening in just outside of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Oh, sure it is.
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Which is. I know. Yes.
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Right.
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A hotbed for.
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Yeah, yeah. So I thought you'd be interested in that because.
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Well, you thought wrong. All right. As always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks to everybody here on the show other than Delgado. Thanks the box. Thanks everybody at the America first warehouse. Always a great time to be here on a Friday night. Aaron and Fran, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B, audience. Enjoy your weekend, everybody. We'll be back on Monday night. Back in the studio. Live from Studio 6B. We'll see you then.
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Hey, was that a zipper?
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A tree falls in the wood and I got raped.
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Sam.