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C (4:28)

Hey.

B (4:28)

Hey, D. Slickster. How are you?

G (4:30)

I'm doing good.

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Excited for another Friday night at the warehouse.

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How always greatest place in the country to be. Come on now.

B (4:36)

How are you feeling about your. Okay, very good. How are you feeling about your odds makers picks?

G (4:41)

Boy, they were last minute picks, big D. So I, I'm not feeling too good right now, to be honest.

B (4:46)

I don't think I even have them yet. I don't even know what they are not.

G (4:50)

It's a rough one. It's a tough week.

B (4:51)

Okay, very good. So slick will be doing that. The odds makers. We have a very special guest in the odds.

G (4:56)

Oh, yeah.

B (4:56)

Aaron does the rundown for the show and she wrote Jim, that's it. But I, I, I, I will not call him Jim.

A (5:05)

That's not what I wrote.

B (5:06)

I will call him Aaron's dad.

A (5:07)

That's exactly what I wrote.

B (5:09)

So I hear his voice that I didn't ask to speak.

E (5:13)

How are you doing?

G (5:14)

He's the big chief of the house.

B (5:15)

The voice of God. He's talking here. So Aaron's dad's going to be on the odds makers.

E (5:19)

Yeah.

B (5:20)

Yeah. Wow.

G (5:21)

Look out.

B (5:22)

And I will, I will be rooting for, I'll be rooting for Aaron's dad to go four zero and for Aaron to go oh, and 100. But I don't know if she's going.

A (5:30)

To pick that many, that's cr.

G (5:32)

She's too good to do that.

B (5:33)

No, I know. So Vinnie Mac is here. Vinnie Mac going to do some news. Vinnie Mac in the house.

A (5:40)

Yeah.

E (5:41)

I was working on a public service announcement today. I was scouring Google Earth and Zillow because I try to do this every few weeks and I found that Ellen DeGeneres and Rosie ODonnell are still not living in the United States.

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Yes.

E (5:51)

So I thought that was well worth sharing for everybody.

B (5:54)

Yes.

E (5:54)

And they're not coming back. How do you feel about that, Paul? You okay with that?

F (5:59)

You don't need Google Earth to see if Rosie's here. You just look out your window and you'll see she's over in Ireland.

E (6:04)

Yeah, Google Earth did get Rosie. It was just a, just made the.

F (6:09)

Picture like the Wall of China.

B (6:11)

Well, let me give a special next introduction, of course, sitting up. Rick Delgado is off tonight because I think he's at the Pole Dancers America conference or something. But sitting in his seat, of course, the man who usually sits one seat over, but tonight takes Delgado seat and he is the birthday party boy tonight. Happy birthday to the one and Only Kevin Downey Jr. Thank you, Junior. Happy birthday.

C (6:37)

Wow.

B (6:38)

How's it feel to be 38?

C (6:39)

You know what, it feels great. I don't, I'm like a 728 year old vampire. You know what? I have thus far today gotten 1, 2, 3, 5 bottles of whiskey.

E (6:51)

It's like people know me. You're getting up there, man.

C (6:55)

I, yeah, I, I, I, I'm a fourth generation alcoholic. I might get old enough to be a, I'm around that long.

E (7:02)

Take a ww.Medicare.com. okay. Yeah, check that out.

B (7:07)

Have you, have you joined AMAC yet? You should join a Mac. Yeah.

C (7:10)

You know what?

B (7:10)

You've got to be.

C (7:11)

I'm gonna do it tomorrow, I think. What is it now? A dollar?

B (7:14)

I don't know. It's crazy, whatever it is. But you don't look.

C (7:18)

Whatever.

B (7:19)

I don't know what you are, but you don't look. Whatever you are, I can tell you.

C (7:21)

That I am human.

B (7:23)

Yes. You look great.

C (7:24)

Oh, thank you. No, thank you.

B (7:25)

Happy birthday.

C (7:26)

I, the way I see it, the longer I can remain pickled.

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Yeah.

C (7:31)

Or what I like to say. Drunk.

B (7:33)

Yeah, we'll go better out.

C (7:34)

Look, I'm going to imagine me in a casket. God, look, he, he's so young. No, he's 98.

B (7:42)

Well, happy birthday. I have some news tonight. To my left is the one and only Paul Nolan, who's got some news as well. Yeah, Mr. Nolan, how are you?

C (7:51)

I'm good, buddy.

F (7:52)

I'm good.

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It's not your birthday.

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No, it's most certain.

B (7:54)

You look good, too, for whatever age you are.

F (7:56)

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Drink five nights a week.

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Five.

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Is an easy.

E (8:06)

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F (8:12)

I will set him up all day if he keeps knocking down like that. So, yes, happy birthday to my boy over there. I'm hanging out with him because I'm going to try to get some fall off of tonight after the show. Get a little taste of each bottle.

D (8:25)

We'll see.

B (8:27)

All right. Very good. We'll do that. We'll do new sports odds makers coming up. So Kevin's sitting in Delgado seat. So the question is, who is sitting in Kevin's seats? And I want to welcome for the first time officially to the show, Matt Midori is here. And Matt is going to. Yeah. Matt is the editor in chief of the messenger papers. He's been that since 2023. He's the author of America the Beautiful, Civics 101 Down Ballot, and this Week Today columns. He does a lot of great writing. And what he does really well is he looks at all these races. He's been doing it for a long time. Looking at the races, the midterms. He's looking at, obviously the presidential races. He's been doing it for a long time. And Slick was nice enough to introduce Matt to me. And I've been. We've been talking to him on and off. I wanted to get him, start getting him on the show as we head into the midterms next year. And we thought, well, tonight's a great night to have him. Delgado's not here. Kevin's going to slide over. And so, Matt, welcome to the show.

F (9:21)

Okay.

D (9:21)

Thank you for having me. I appreciate it. It's my. My first TV debut, and if these introductions are any indicator, it's all downhill from here.

B (9:29)

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E (9:32)

So you're good at math, right?

B (9:34)

Yeah, yeah.

F (9:35)

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E (9:38)

A train leaves New York on 40 miles per hour to Chicago now. No, you can't touch that.

B (9:43)

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G (9:45)

Oh, yeah.

B (9:46)

So Matt. Matt's going to. We're going to talk about. Well, we're going to talk about it right now, as a matter of fact, because, man, it just seems like Every day. There's just a lot going on and obviously there's a lot of action. President Trump today with the mayor elect of New York City in the Oval Office, which we're going to get to in a little bit down the show here, because if we started on it now, we may not get to anything else tonight. So let's, let's keep it where it is on the rundown and we'll get to it then. But I guess we should start, Matt, because we talk a lot about, you know, going into the midterms, what the midterms are going to mean, and obviously going into this, everybody understands the party in power is always going into these at some disadvantage. We saw it, we saw it in early November on election Tuesday. We saw what happened in New Jersey, what happened in Virginia. And of course, nobody is. Maybe that's a good place to start. I don't think anybody was overly surprised by the outcomes. Republicans going into blue states trying to overperform. I don't think anyone's surprised with the, with the outcomes. But I think what was surprising, at least to me and we, we were on that night, obviously covered it the whole night, was the margins that they won. And then the big surprise was the, the public, not public safety, but the public's. In Georgia, they lost a couple, what was it, the public service something or other. In Georgia, where they hadn't lost a race like that in 20 something years. Two Democrats won there as well. So going into Tuesday, going into election night back, what were you thinking going into that night?

D (11:23)

Well, the, the one thing that pretty much everyone expected was that Spanberger was going to win in Virginia. Since the 1970s, Virginia has always sent a governor opposite the White House party, except in 2013. So it was pretty much the conventional wisdom that they were going to flip Virginia. The real question there was that ag race with Jay Jones and the text messages, the polling aggregates in 2021. They more or less nailed a lot of those races, especially when Glenn Youngkin won, which shocked some people. They thought Virginia was too blue. The contrarian streak is over. If Youngkin proved it was alive and well, then there was no reason to believe it wasn't going to work for Spamberger. But the one thing that Republicans were hoping for was that ag race that wasn't even remotely close. Jay Jones won by, I think, 67 points. Absolutely. And the thing about Virginia is it used to be a solid red state. In fact, from 1968 until 2004, it backed every Republican presidential candidate. But since 2008. Obama flipped it. It's trended to the left. Biden wins in 2020 by about 10 points. That's the biggest margin since Johnson won it in 64. And a lot of that is Northern Virginia. That used to be the base of the Republican party there. Now it's solid blue. You have Richmond, which is where Spanberger is from. That's blue leaning but trending blue. And then Hampton Roads, Virginia Beach. That's your swing territory. She swept every one of those regions and every county in the state except I think four or five. All of them swung tremendously to the left. So the margin, you're absolutely right. That was the big thing. The big thing I was watching was New Jersey, where since the 1960s neither party has won three consecutive gubernatorial races there. Mikey Sherrill ended that streak about two weeks ago and that was a 13 point win. And here's something else we talk about the polls. How accurate are the polls in 2021 when Cittarelli was running the dark horse against Murphy, Phil Murphy becomes the first Democratic governor of New Jersey to be reelected since the 70s. New Jersey just chews itself Democratic governors up and spits them out. In that election, the polls underestimated Cittarelli by five points in this past one. They underestimated Sheryl by 10, if you're looking at the real clear politics averages. So it was a tremendous blowout. And you look in North Jersey again, New Jersey shocked a lot of people last year hasn't gone red for president since 88. Trump comes about six points away from winning. It wasn't even in play. A lot of that was the Hispanic vote in North Jersey. We thought. A lot of people I talked to on the ground there, I did a little bit of work in New Jers. A lot of people thought that that state was gonna go to Cittarelli. He was picking up endorsements from local Democratic mayors, one of the Hudson County, I think council members all over the place. And the Tony Soprano was winning. You gotta get the Soprano vote. You're not gonna win in Jersey.

E (14:13)

You can't win without it.

D (14:15)

But it seemed like the conventional wisdom was going his way. And anyone I talked to on the ground there, Cittarelli, they were all kind of bracing for impact. The Democrats were pretty nervous. Turns out they had nothing to worry about. And a lot of that was that North Jersey, the Hispanic vote that Trump courted. So I guess meticulously, I guess in 2024 effectively wiped out. The one thing is the gubernatorial races are generally not. Not that they're not totally insulated from a national environment, but they're on kitchen table issues, candidate quality, retail politics. They can transcend national vibes like that. We might be in an era where that might not be the case anymore for all we know.

B (14:52)

So taking all of that and thinking about 2026 as we head into the year of the midterms, are kitchen table issues going to be the issue for the Republicans to focus on?

D (15:05)

I mean, it's the, it's the issue that any campaign is going to want to focus on. But the Democrats learned a bruising lesson in 2024, perception is reality. I mean, remember all those headlines that people thought were condescending, you know, the economy is great. How come people don't think, think it's great? How come they don't feel it? If people aren't feeling good about the economy next year, it's not going to go well for them because again, perception is reality. You can throw these numbers. And the old saying goes if you're explaining, you're losing even if you're right. So they're going to want to run on kitchen table issues. You might want to. All politics is local. That's the thing. It's your local committee, your local elected. That's who makes the real difference in your life. That's totally lost in the noise. So I think if they want to be as smart about this as they can, they're going to want to look at stateside and district side politics to try to make these issues. But again, to your point, it's inevitable almost that Democrats are going to take the House next year. Every midterm election since the Civil War, the opposition party to the White House usually makes tremendous gains and only a couple times have There been exceptions. 1998, Republicans overplayed their hand, the Lewinsky scandal and Democrats actually net seats in the House.

B (16:12)

Let's take a break. Matt Midori is with us tonight. We're going to talk a lot about the midterms. We'll get the news and sports, all of it all coming up on a Friday night at the America first warehouse. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after.

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Oh, yeah.

B (21:00)

Go Joe the Box. There he is. We always love to be here on a Friday night. Slick's going to do some sports. Vinnie Mac's got some news. Kevin Downey Jr's got news along with Paul Nolan. Matt Midori is joining us tonight for the first time on the show and he'll be with us a lot as we head into the midterms next year. We'll talk some more about what we see going into that. But there's big breaking news. Let me get to. And I'm just going to cut right to the chase of it because it's a four page letter. It's about an 11 minute video put out by Marjorie Taylor Greene. I'll just give you the last part of the four pages, which is the four pages are the, is kind of the script that she, the video in the, in the four pages are exactly the same. It's just a transcript. So after she says I have too much self respect and dignity, love for my family, way too much. And I do not want my sweet district to have to endure a hurtful and hateful primary against me by the President we all fought for, only to fight and win my election. While Republicans will likely lose the midterms and in turn be expected to defend the president again against impeachment after he hatefully dumped tens of millions of dollars against me and tries to destroy me. It's all so absurd and completely unserious. I refuse to be a quote unquote battered wife hoping it all goes away and gets better. If I am cast aside by MAGA Inc. And replaced by neocons, big pharma, big tech, military, industrial war complex, foreign leaders and the elite donor class and can't even relate to real Americans, then many common Americans have cast aside and replaced as well. There is no plan to save the world or insane 4D chess game that's being played. When the common American people finally realize and understand that the political industrial complex of both parties is ripping the country apart. That not one elected leader like me is able to stop Washington's machine from gradually destroying our country. And instead the reality is that they common Americans, the people, possess the real power of Washington Then it'll be. Then I'll be here by their side to rebuild it. Until then, I'm going back to the people I love, to live the life I love as full as I always have. And I look forward to a new path ahead. I will be resigning from office with my last day being January 5, 2026.

D (23:06)

Wow.

G (23:06)

Wow.

B (23:07)

So Marjorie Taylor Greene announcing her resignation from Congress, her last day being January 5th, 2026. So.

E (23:16)

Wow.

B (23:17)

We didn't see this coming. Well, maybe we did, actually. But I actually just talked about this with someone today, and I. I believe it or not, I didn't say she was going to resign, but I didn't. I didn't think that there was going to be something down the line.

E (23:31)

Well, I gotta be somewhat critical of this. Okay. Because first of all, the fight with Trump, which he. I thought Trump went a little too far. This is all unnecessary, number one. Okay. But number two, if you truly feel in your heart that you want to fight with the people to repair and restore Washington, and that's your goal, and that's your mission, you don't wait till the people have some control over it, because we won't. The politicians are going to steamroll us, which is what they've done. Which is what, by the way, Elon Musk uncovered why they ran him out of town. So where I'm critical of her, and I do like her, but where I'm critical of her is to resign over this. I would think you'd want to double down and fight harder in there and fight that system that she so much hates. Okay. I love you, but I'm sorry, I don't like this decision. I don't support it at all.

B (24:25)

Kevin, any thoughts?

C (24:26)

I think those who are from the View are gonna see this as a victory and they're gonna. Now they're gonna invite on everyone they want to get rid of and. Because, remember when she went on the View, everyone got cranky. I was cranky. They were practically buddies. And how can you be friends with. I mean, the View is they're just the dumbest women on the planet.

B (24:46)

Well, this was my thing. I mean, she came on election night here.

E (24:49)

Yeah.

B (24:49)

And I, you know, I mean, to be somewhat respectful, I did turn to her and say, you know, why would you go give. Why give them any oxygen when my exact words were, they hate you yesterday as much as they do today and as much as they will tomorrow. Why give them any oxygen at all when they're just using you for sound bites and content? Yeah, that's How I think most people felt.

C (25:11)

This is not a time to stretch your hand across the aisle in good faith. This is a time to band together to drive the communists out of Washington. Washington D.C. that's right.

B (25:19)

Yeah.

C (25:20)

And I feel like she just. I feel like she just kicked us in the beanbag.

B (25:26)

Mr. Nolan, any comment on this?

F (25:28)

Well, I agree with everything that statement she said. Be honest with you. The neocons, the deep state, the. We're watching real subversion inside the government. We've seen our president almost killed twice. We see Charlie Kirk, who's the greatest voice we may ever see in our lifetime, ever, maybe in many generations to come, he's killed. We see endless sedition inside of Congress and in the Senate. We see an endless structure of deep state statecraft. And the USAID and CIA and FBI and DHS and every one of these Alphabet gangs are all connected, taking orders from a central banking system and they still run the world. People don't realize the President has power. Some, not the most power in the whole world. Well, we're watching. What we're up against is something way bigger. And when I'm looking at the grand scale of this, and I'm looking at the grand chessboard, and I'm looking at.

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B (26:31)

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F (26:32)

Going down the center of maga. Making America great, making the populist movement really overtaking what is to me almost an unstoppable, multi mega national corporate takeover of our. Of our country. And the corporations are so powerful. This is not capitalism, it's corporatism. It's fascism, actually. And the fascists, in my opinion, are on the top, crushing us. And that's in the bottom up is all these paramilitary morons with blue hair. What do we call them? Gorgons? And. And transmaps.

E (27:09)

That's the technical name.

F (27:10)

All of these wackos with their SSRI drugs and their mental illness and an algorithm that is completely obliterated. They're on the bottom. And with the middle class, we the people. MAGA is being crippled in between. So for me, I. I gotta. I didn't like Trump's reaction to her. What if, say, hey, man, I love Marjorie. She's done a bunch of great things for me. I fully disagree with this. I'm furious with her, but I love her no matter what. I'm going to take a month before I talk to her. How about something a little more dignified to destroy anything that fought so hard for maga. I don't get it. I'm not throwing the baby out with the bathwater. So I'm probably standing alone on this one. But I absolutely don't understand any of this because I think we're up against something way bigger than what you guys, I believe, think we're up against.

C (27:57)

Unless there's something we don't know. But I don't.

F (28:00)

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C (28:01)

There's got to be, because, look, I mean, all these toilet people on the left, they clean together no matter what until they want to take each other's jobs. But the Democrats always march in lockstep.

F (28:11)

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C (28:15)

They're the.

F (28:15)

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E (28:48)

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F (28:55)

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B (29:01)

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Why?

F (29:09)

Because he was wrecking usaid. What is usaid? They're the. They're like the dirty work for the CIA. They do groundwork and they pummel and pump money into all of these BBC and ABC and NBC, and they make an endless narrative that makes it impossible for Trump to operate because they change social view, they change social behavior. They get everybody on the ground to think and react so quickly, and they're doing it now to maga. The same media sources are doing the exact same thing. And I don't think we need to overreact. I think we need to underreacted, try to stay unified.

B (29:45)

All right, big break. Big breaking news tonight. Marjorie Taylor Greene resigning effective January 2026. January 5th. We'll talk more about it and we'll get to sports news. All coming up live from Studio 6P from the America first warehouse on a Friday night.

A (30:07)

Sam.

C (30:57)

Welcome back. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. Live from Studio 6B here at the America first warehouse, the most Patriotic venue in the galaxy, is it not? Yeah, we got Patriot Bill with us from Maryland. Let's hear from Patriot Bill driving up. Bill, thank you so much for coming in. I happen to know it's your birthday, too. Oh, it's Bill's birthday. It's my birthday, too. Yeah, they say it's your birthday. We're gonna have a good time. That's a Beatles song.

G (31:31)

That's right, Bill.

C (31:32)

You told me something I did not know. You told me that not all of Maryland is communist. Where are the. Where. Where can we go to Maryland and not get beaten up for wearing a MAGA cap?

B (31:44)

You could come to our side of.

F (31:46)

The state, the Eastern Shore.

C (31:47)

Did you just invite me for dinner?

E (31:48)

Yeah, anytime you want to come. Come on, my son.

C (31:52)

He means it. I'll be there. Now, Bill, what you got in the bag there? Well, being it's your birthday, I had to bring you something. Oh, thank you so much, Bill. Thank you, folks. Clap for Bill. Thank you so much, my friend. And I want you to know what proof I got you something, too. It's. Oh, come on.

B (32:12)

Slick.

C (32:12)

Slick.

G (32:13)

Oh, no, I gotta have a little.

C (32:14)

Drink it. Oh, I'm sorry, Bill. Dang. Well, you know, Spy Trail Distillery, though. Go on tomorrow, snag about it. Bill, thank you so much for coming up. And thank you for the gifts. Can you do me a favor? Look at that camera and say, back to you, Big D. Back to you.

B (32:28)

Big D.

C (32:31)

Thank you.

B (32:31)

Bill Moore from the Chat is here. Kevin Downey Jr. Got a nice gift. And as Slick said, what? What proof is your gift?

C (32:42)

Slick must have hit that bottle, man.

G (32:44)

Yeah, I don't think so. I would have liked it.

B (32:46)

All right. Speaking of Slick, let's get to some sports and then we'll get back to the news. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell, who I spoke to. To not Mike, but I spoke to my pillow today. Free shipping on all orders using code LFS6P. From now through the holidays. Free shipping on all orders using LFS6P. That's the way to do it. They sponsor sports Slickster. What's going on?

G (33:06)

All right, Big D. Well, let's get into the odds makers. We got odds makers later coming up with our picks a little bit later with Aaron's dad, of course, but we had a game last night that Aaron and I picked, and sure enough, well, the Texans held out. They won 23 to 19. I don't know what happened to Josh Allen last night. The defense had him running all night, coming off a six touchdown performance last week. Had an awful game. In fact so awful that actually they added Breitbart reported on it. Texans upset Bills to shake up AFC playoff picture this is the Buffalo Bills were upset by the Houston Texans on Thursday night 23 19. The game came down to a game deciding Bills drive in the final two minutes. The Bills extended the drive by converting on a fourth and 27 with a lateral pass to Khalil Shakira. But the Bills could not convert on a fourth and sixth and the Texans red zone. When Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen threw a game ending interception. He was getting picked left and right. Big D. So that's a big loss. Sets the Buffalo Bills back a little bit now. Now they're back in the race and it's getting tight with the New England Patriots obviously having a great season. So not a good look there. Erin was on that pick. Dad, we're going to have a tough time with Erin because she's been picking like a rock star this year and what does she do? She probably 10 games over. 500.

A (34:12)

Yes, I am.

G (34:12)

There you go, girl. Well, you're on fire and tough to beat. And just one other quick one. Big D. Roger Goodell has expectation Nashville will host a Future Super Bowl. NFL commissioner cites cities 2019 draft success as proof Nashville can host a Super Bowl. This is Armando Salaguero of Outkick reporting. Roger Goodell has given his blessing for Nashville to host a future Super Bowl. Kevin, you talk about drinking bourbon now. Come on. At the topping off ceremony, topping off off ceremony for Nashville's new Nissan Stadium on Friday, the NFL commissioner spoke of the city's chances of hosting a Super bowl after it hosted the 2019 draft, which was a massive success for the Titans. And basically, you know, just really, to paraphrase Big D, he knows it's a great place, obviously with the entertainment. Right. Some of the greatest music in the world right down in Nashville. Good old country music. Big D is not going to argue me with that. We may have to get some tickets. Big D. Down in Nashville. The super bowl goes down there.

B (35:03)

That's a good idea.

G (35:03)

Yeah, let's do it.

D (35:05)

All right.

G (35:05)

I know.

F (35:06)

Well, love a bet. After we get back from the sphere, we'll go, we'll fly right to to Nashville.

G (35:11)

All right, Big D. Well, I'm going to come back to you because he's multiflasking and you're multitasking. That's a rapid.

B (35:16)

Sports.

G (35:17)

Yeah.

B (35:18)

Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell 6 promo code to use Vinny Mac's Got Some News and what? The House Republicans got busy today, Vin. They must have been tackling very, very important stuff. Finally. Good to see them really conquering the world's problems. What did they do today?

E (35:34)

Yeah, I'm not even sure if this is news. This is just the Republicans and the politicians in the House doing more frivolous stuff. First off, they're trying to react to this Mondami's election and the other elections, you know, with socialists getting elected in this country, which is, you know, appalling enough. So they had a vote to condemn socialism. Okay. So they decided to all vote on this. And. And, you know, if I was standing there asking them, like, okay, well, what the hell does this mean? What are you gonna do about it? Like, what does this do? We're condemning socialism. They got 86 democrats actually vote that way, by the way. I didn't hear a peep out of the Democrats about socialism and against any of these folks, but. So they decide to have a vote. This is one of the reasons I despise politicians in general, and I don't trust them. And I get, you know, a little aggravated with them because sometimes I feel like they just do this stuff for this headline, which is, they voted to condemn socialism at 11. You know, what does that mean? It means nothing.

B (36:34)

It's all just theater. It's all theater. Performative theater. That's what it is. I mean, who can explain what the hell this is?

E (36:43)

Who does it help and what does it say? There's so much to do to waste their time on something as obvious as this. Who the hell wants socialism? No one in this country does. We voted for it with a couple of mayors, but we don't need the House to tell us they're condemning it without any action around it. By the way, if it was policy.

B (37:00)

I hate to break it to you, but.

F (37:03)

They all do.

B (37:03)

Like, yeah, I hate to break it to you, but most of the Republican Party are pretty keen on it, quite frankly, when it comes to redistribution of wealth and other things. I mean, we've seen it for as long as the party's been around, and it's probably worse than the last 10 years than ever.

F (37:18)

The Overton window has shifted so far. I mean, every single. How many Republicans can you say a legitimate libertarian or constitutionalist? I mean, it's like, none of them. They don't care. They're socialists, too.

C (37:31)

Yeah.

B (37:31)

And the ones that are.

F (37:32)

New Jersey.

B (37:32)

Yeah. And the ones that are. Those are the ones that get hammered, whether it's from the White House, from The President from, from the, you know.

F (37:39)

Massey's got a bill to end the Fed, which is the ultimate win for this country. Kill the Fed and he's getting thrown under the bus, baby. Out with the bathwater. I don't get it. Like, I just don't. I don't get it.

C (37:50)

I don't know.

B (37:50)

Yeah, I don't, I don't understand.

E (37:52)

Maybe they'll vote on that, too.

G (37:53)

Yeah, I don't understand this vote type of diplomacy.

B (37:57)

This is, this is what I said about. This is what I said about Mike Johnson when he came out after the. When they finally opened the government. He comes out in front of the microphone and talks about how this Congress is the, like, the greatest thing ever, you know, the most productive Congress and the this and the that. And I'm thinking, did I just get dropped here from another planet when I listened to this guy? Because I don't know what he's talking about half the time.

A (38:19)

Time.

B (38:20)

Like, what Congress is he talking about? Not the one he's overseeing, the most productive Congress other than the big, beautiful bill. Does something snap to your brain when you think of this Congress, like what somebody just dropped on Earth and said, hey, what's this Congress known for? What would you say?

E (38:36)

That big, beautiful bill. That's it.

B (38:38)

Okay, that wasn't even that great.

E (38:40)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

D (38:41)

Well, they sent a strongly worded letter to socialism, so they did. 86 Democrats signed on into that. If there's any silver lining, I'm going.

E (38:48)

To start condemning a lot of things. I think I'll be making vocal about that.

B (38:52)

I'm surprised there was that many who voted for it, by the way, on.

D (38:54)

The Democratic shock, 285 to 98. That was the tally, according to Politico.

F (38:59)

Yeah, we'll tell them we don't like socialism, but we'll still exercise it every chance we have.

B (39:04)

I mean, it's like when they say. It's like when they get something that fits their narrative. Did they say, oh, we got to protect the Constitution? Oh, really? For protecting the Constitution. Constitution now, because last time I checked, you spend 99% of your time watches and trying to burn it down.

F (39:18)

It's like the Shaggy song. It wasn't me.

E (39:21)

Matt, do you think this has any bearing on anything, like, for the midterms? Is this just showboating or what do you make of this?

D (39:28)

I don't think it's going to be that relevant at all. I mean, if we're sitting here saying it's not relevant, then pretty much everyone else is thinking That I don't see this being.

F (39:35)

Well, we do have a nice echo chamber here.

D (39:37)

Well, that is not yet.

G (39:38)

But I mean, across the other.

D (39:40)

I mean, it's exactly what it is. It's one of those showboating votes. It's one of those we're going to take a stand and send a strongly worded letter. You know, they have these votes all the time and then it's a talking piece and an op ed for the people who voted in favor of it. And then maybe you beat people over the head with it on the other end. But I don't see what advantage Republicans are going to have by criticizing the Democrats who voted against it. Because a lot of Republicans, any Democrat is a socialist. So we're just saying the same thing over and over again.

E (40:05)

Yeah, yeah.

B (40:07)

The thing I think everybody needs to be paying attention to instead of taking performative theater votes on socialism is the NPR PBS Marist poll that came out this week showing Democrats leading Republicans by 14 points on the generic congressional ballot. That's the widest margin since 2017. The poll attributes the shift to 60% of voters blaming congressional Republicans. Hello. Pay attention there. While you're voting on stupid things, they don't mean anything. For the 43 day government shutdown, the longest in US history and with lowering prices ranked as Trump's top priority by nearly 6 in 10 respondents. So when you see this from your point of view, does it shout to you wipeout as big as it does to me? Well, they don't get it going here.

D (40:56)

We got to look at every poll right now and since January, this is the largest lead that either party has had in the generic ballot. So right now it's a classic outlier. And the thing is, I looked into this in November of 2017. So right about this time of year, marist had a D +15 lead in that congressional ballot average. Democrats won the House popular vote in 2018 by about 8.4. So it was an outlier then. We have to see what the next, you know, year brings. Right now it's an outlier. It, it's got a decent sample size, about 1300 registered voters. The margin of error is plus or minus three. Marist is generally one of the more reliable pollsters here. The other thing that it showed, though, is that Trump is underwater virtually everywhere. And the same poll shows a -17 approval rating for him, 5740. And it's also weighted in some ways as 32% of respondents were Democrats, 31 were Republicans, and I think 31 were independents. So you know, looking at the geographic layout of it, I think Trump, I have it in my notes somewhere. I think he was only up in the rural areas and not by much. So they're treading water where they need to be winning big and they're down everywhere where they made gains last year in the suburbs, Latino voters, Gen Z, his approval rating is dismal. This is according to Marist. So again right now it's an outlier. But, but if it's a 14 point environment, I think I gave you a map for that. That is a severe blowout. And if we start seeing.

B (42:25)

Yeah, put up map, I think it's map three. Aaron, if you have those maps, I think it's the third one if you have it. So explain what we're looking at.

D (42:30)

So, so that right there, that's a hypothetical. The dark blue seats is probably what would flip in the highlighted blue seats rather that's probably what would flip if the environment. If Democrats won the House pocket popular vote by 14 points next year. The light pink seats, that's where you could see some tighter margins or maybe some upsets. And we saw that in 18 Democrats flipped seats in Oklahoma, South Carolina, places that weren't on the map. So you could get one of those seats there. And just for reference, the last time that any party won the House popular vote by double digits was 2008. Democrats won by ten and a half points. They picked up 21 seats and they had a 257 seat majority. Democrats only need to flip three seats and lose nothing else to take the majority this year before 2008, 1982. So if we see a double digit popular vote margin for either party, it would be historically rare. Nothing short of that. And that's also taking into account all the gerrymandering that's going on the mid decade redistricting. So even if Texas, the Texas map got struck down, that's on appeal. We'll see how that goes. The four or five seats they might get from Texas is not going to pale. It's going to pale in comparison to what Democrats could pick up. If that's a 14 point environment. If we start seeing polls where it's D plus 10, 11, 12 and that becomes the norm, that's a problem for Republicans.

E (43:46)

I've got questions for men.

B (43:47)

Okay, we'll do it when we get back. Done. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night at the American First Warehouse. More to do. We're back right after this.

C (44:57)

Welcome back patriotic Americans to live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice coming at you from the the America First Warehouse. This is the place to be on Friday nights if you're a patriot and you're anywhere. Anywhere, actually, you should be anywhere in the world. You can come here. We'd love to have you. We've got with us now Kelly Porty from Paws of War. Let's hear for Paws of War. Now, Kelly, why don't you give us a quick rundown? What is Paws of War?

A (45:28)

Well, thank you so much for having me. Paws of War is a nonprofit organization that's an animal rescue charity. And we train and place our animals as companion and service animals for our veterans, active military and first responders. And we do a lot of other things. We have great resources. So many programs. Right now we are working on a war torn program, which is when we rescue an animal on behalf of an active service member. Right now we have 11 service members that reached out to us to bring home a group of 10 dogs and one cat. We're calling it our Thanksgiving wish. So if anybody out there can help support that. We're looking to fundraise for that particular case and bring these animals home for our service members.

C (46:17)

I love that. Yeah, clap for that, please. You know, I know we use dogs in the military. What is a battle cat?

A (46:25)

You know, that's a good question. I could refer to our war torn cats. They run all over the place looking for homes, just trying to survive.

C (46:34)

Oh, I thought maybe like the enemy soldiers are allergic.

F (46:37)

Go.

C (46:37)

Go get a fluffy eater. What's that you got in your hand there, Kelly?

A (46:42)

Well, I just wanted to wish you a happy birthday. Thank you so much for supporting Paws of War. We appreciate you so much. And I wanted to give you a hat.

C (46:50)

How do I drink that? Thank you so much. Kelly, where can you take donations? Right.

F (46:58)

Oh, yes.

C (46:59)

Can you tell us where people can go, maybe donate a few bucks? Because I know you got a deadline for this Thanksgiving thing.

A (47:04)

Yes, we do. Please go to pauseawar.org/forward/ Long Island News. Or you could stop by our headquarters, which is in Nescont, New York.

C (47:14)

Wait, wait, Long Island News?

A (47:15)

Yes.

C (47:16)

Oh, wait. Someone has a radio show there and you've been on three times. The reaction has been great. I know people have sent some money your way. Paws of War.org backslash LI news. Kelly Porty, thank you so much. You're doing God's work. And thank you for your service. Go Army. Can you look at that camera? Say, back to you, Big D. Back to you, Big D. Yeah, baby. Let's hear it.

B (47:40)

Downey Jr. Very nice, very nice.

E (47:43)

Spot more alcohol for Kevin.

C (47:46)

I don't know.

G (47:47)

I think he was barking up the wrong tree with that question.

B (47:50)

Slick's doing sports. Vinny Max doing news. Paul Nolan's gonna do some news as well. Matt Maduri is joining us tonight. And Kevin Downey Jr's got some news here coming up. But just quickly before we get to Kevin's news. Vin, you said you had a question for Matt?

E (48:01)

Yes. First off, the information you're providing is great and I think it's a wake up call for all of us who vote to vote. So we have to win these midterms. Having said that, there were a lot of things you were saying were skewing lower for Trump. Are those things based on reality or are they based on fiction? Is it, is it narrative messaging? Is it the left doing a better job? I mean, where do you think that's coming from?

D (48:24)

Well, all polling, you have to take it with a grain of salt. And there's two elements to, to polling. It's predictive value versus snapshot in time. If this is a snapshot in time and this doesn't improve, obviously, as we know, it's a blowout. The other thing is these pollsters will weight their polls relation to certain demographics that might be under overrepresented in the polls. So the question of their methodology there is how does that skew? But to your point about where he is, as far as this poll goes, if we're looking at this, his approval rating among Democrats is 8%, 89% among Republicans. This is the killer 24among independents. That's a horrible statistic to have. He's only net positive in a few demographics. Non college educated males, 53%, evangelical Christians 67, rural 52. Those are not the numbers that you want as a Republican going up to a national election.

B (49:14)

Why though?

E (49:15)

Like, what do you attribute that to, Kevin?

C (49:18)

I think I know, Vin. Okay, Trump is killing it. He's brought in trillions of dollars of investment. Gas has never been cheaper in the past four years. Eggs are down, everything's going great. And everyone's talking about Epstein. And if it's not Epstein before that it was, it's like, you know, the Trump roadblock of the week.

E (49:34)

It's a messaging thing at that point.

C (49:37)

Mockingbird in overdrive. Yeah, don't talk about the good he's doing.

D (49:41)

Well, and to the point too. We talked about Marjorie Taylor Greene. The Democrats are salivating right now over watching the base fracture. And the big question of 28 is who leads the party. Everyone's talking. And when we Talked about the 25 midterms, that was with Democrats having a much lower net approval rating or favorability rating than the Republicans do. They're underwater by 20, 30 points, depending on the polls. Republicans are underwater, but about half that. They don't have an ostensible party leader. They've been opposition for the sake of itself and they still pulled off those crazy margins in 25. So right now, if the Republicans are facing that same problem, the data is not looking great for them. It was looking okay in 25, the last election we had. This could be a nightmare scenario for them. And then as far as Epstein goes, regardless of who is vindicated and who's implicated in these files, they should be coming out in about a month based on the bill that was just signed, the rhetoric and the way Trump has handled it, that's what's fracturing MAGA a lot right now. And that's going to live rent free in people's heads going forward. So he could have a lot of things shaping up by June, but people are still going to look at that Epstein stuff and go, no, you didn't handle that right.

B (50:47)

No.

C (50:48)

Okay.

F (50:48)

I was going to say, because he did run on that, he run this and then it was a one of the few promises not kept. I mean, he's really kept so many. But that we all and MAGA believe that was like the magical Rubicon to break open the deep sky and see all of the treasure trove of criminals behind the scenes. We'll see what happens going forward. He's going to need a winning streak for a while. I mean, he's going to need that. He's going to need to get the economy cranking. He's going to need to see the manufacturing coming back, jobs coming back. Despite the race against AI replacing workers. He's got a challenge uphill, but he's. Listen, we watched 80 years of massive corruption in this country and it's got to take 10 years to, you know, to deconstruct it. Yeah, I mean, he's a year or so into this, but he's killing it.

E (51:33)

That's what I don't understand. He's killing it. How is that not getting out? He's just absolutely killing it. And like almost every level, okay, Epstein took a few more months to go. He's only been in for nine months. I'm not thrilled about it, but he did get it done. But he's killing it in every area. He's been probably the Best president.

F (51:50)

So this would really be a failure on Congress, like you had said earlier.

E (51:53)

Well, okay, right.

F (51:54)

Because that's. The Republican Party is falling apart there. That's got to be part of it, too. But there's still other issues.

B (52:00)

I mean, I just don't think. I mean, for me, it's all, it's all the economy, people. Middle class is crushed with five years of persistent inflation. Yes, it's way down from where it was, but it's still higher than it needs to be.

C (52:16)

People.

B (52:16)

I do, I just do not think people feel like we're living in the.

F (52:20)

Golden, the golden age recession that was lied about. Now he inherits a recession and they, they deny every bit of right optics on that. We felt like inflation was the real street numbers. Felt like 20% during Biden. He walks into that and now he wears poop by default, as if it's his fault. But as he is, as Vincent, rolling it back, fighting through it, there's going to be a mess when you're cleaning up a disaster.

C (52:47)

First of all, yeah, when Trump left office, the inflation was really low. Seven, 17 straight months, it went up. And there's one where it went down in 17 months. It went from like, whatever, it was very low to 9.1. So we're still feeling that. But here's something that I found. Like you, everyone believes Trump said he campaigned on I'll release the Epstein files. This is from kwtx, says the claim that Trump campaigned on releasing the Epstein files is completely false. He never, he never campaigned on it, but people believe he did. And I thought he did, too. I've been to three of his rallies and I was like, man, that's a fair point.

F (53:24)

I got to acknowledge that. That is definitely a fair point. He only said it reluctantly a couple times in interviews where he said I would release from. Sure, why not? He was somewhat sheepish on it.

C (53:35)

Yeah. Look at this. This is the same article, the perception. Same article says Cuck Schumer alleged in a July 29 speech that Trump ran on. I will release the file files. And it says here, yet the facts show otherwise. He never actually ran on it.

F (53:50)

No, no, but that was the public perception.

C (53:52)

Yes, that was.

E (53:52)

That's a great point.

B (53:55)

All right, that is a quick hour one, hour two. Live from Studio 6P, coming back right after this. If your television sounds funny in the.

G (55:11)

Evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

B (55:19)

All right, live from Studio 6P, our two on a Friday night at the America first warehouse, where we love to be on a Friday Night. Slick's gonna do some sports. Vinnie Mac, Paul Nolan, Kevin Downey Jr. The birthday boy is here. Matt Midori is joining us tonight as well. Go over some the midterm, some of the polls, some of the data, what we're looking at as we head into 2026. And it'll be here, man, before you know it, we'll be in the heat of the midterm year. It's going to be so important. And the Republicans, I think we all agree at this point what we've heard of got to get it together or it's we're looking at generational losses here. Well, maybe not generational, but something close to what the the Dems lost after they came out with Obamacare, which which shockingly is still up for debate on whose fault it is. That's just amazing to me. So lots to do here in hour two. But right now let's get over to Kevin Downey Jr. Who's with another great patriot and I do mean great patriot who's here came to see us from out of town. Kev, who you got?

C (56:17)

Thank you, Big D. We got patriot Thomas Morrissey with us. Let's hear from Mr. Morrissey. I want to thank you for your service. You're a Vietnam vet. Yes, sir. And you got a couple things cooking. Why don't you tell us about them? Well, Rhode island, believe it or not, we still do not have a state memorial for the Vietnam War, Vietnam veterans or the ERA which just about told our country apart. And so several of us have been trying to get that going. There have been a couple bills passed that died on the floor that never went anywhere. And right now I'm trying to get people to, to start believing that we just need to do this on our own, that we just can't wait for the government to do it. And following Jan Scruggs model in Washington D.C. we just need to get this, do it ourselves and get it done. And the catch 22 is that as long as the state is involved with it, we're not allowed to raise money for it. We're not allowed to do anything. And so it's just.

B (57:18)

Such a lesson in politics.

C (57:20)

It's insane what I'm going through with us.

D (57:22)

Absolutely.

C (57:23)

What can people do? Watch you right now? What can they do? Is there a number they can call? There's someone they can yell at to say let's get this done? Yeah, they can yell out their windows. No, as I said, we can't do any kind of a non profit if anybody's interested in contacting me, they can email@vn the word for r I gmail.com. so v n f o r r I gmail.com and we'll get back to.

F (57:48)

To you.

C (57:48)

VN for Vietnam. Is it VM VN N Victor November. Victor November.

B (57:55)

All right.

C (57:55)

F O U r. No. Oh, F O R I thought was the number.

E (58:00)

Say it again.

B (58:00)

Say it again.

C (58:00)

I just screwed it up.

B (58:01)

It's V N F O R R.

C (58:04)

I V Vietnam for Rhode Island.

E (58:07)

The whiskey's kicking in.

G (58:09)

Four shots ago.

C (58:12)

You got something in your hand there, Tom. What's that? You a happy birthday? Is it my birthday? Oh, who knew?

F (58:19)

Yeah, I saw the surprise.

B (58:21)

So, 25 years ago, I published this book.

C (58:24)

You wrote this? Yes, sir. Well, it's photographs from the Vietnam memorial in Washington, D.C. it was about a 17 year project and I stuck my business card in there and a bit of a shameless self promotion. So. Anyway, happy birthday, sir. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you for your service. Tom, can you look at that camera? Thank you. Say, take it away, Big D. Hey, take it away, Big D. All right.

B (58:47)

Very good. KDJ with Tom Morrissey. And Tom was nice enough to give us all copies.

G (58:56)

Yes.

B (58:57)

Of his book. And it. I mean, they're wrapped beautifully. Beautiful between the lines. National Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Thomas Morrissey. With Jan Craig Scruggs and Adrian Cronier, I believe. What'd you say?

C (59:20)

Yeah.

G (59:20)

Good Morning, Vietnam.

B (59:22)

Okay. Yeah. Beautiful books. Want to thank Tom so much for not only coming, but bringing these and definitely hope he can get that done. It's pretty amazing, right? Rhode island doesn't have any kind of a Vietnam. It's just amazing. So. All right, live from Studio 6B. Lots to do in a busy hour, too. We'll get to the odds makers at the bottom of the hour, but right now, let's do some sports. We haven't done much with Slick, but it's. We've been talking about a lot of important stuff here tonight. I really love the conversation, but let's do some sports, Slickster. What's going on?

G (59:50)

Well, speaking of odds makers and gambling. Big D. The basketball scandals continue to prevail here. NCAA ex Temple men's basketball player bet against his own team. This is Dave Him, Purdom of espn. That's the cardinal sin, right? A former Temple men's basketball player placed dozens of bets on AL's games over two seasons, including wagering against his own team, the NCAA announced Friday. Yep. Former Temple guard Heiser Miller was deemed permanently ineligible after the NCAA found he placed 42 bets totaling $473 on parlays that included 23 hours games during the 2022, 23 and 2024 season. Three of the bets were against his team. According to the NCAA. Multiple sources familiar with the matter told ESPN that those bets were parlays involving a Nov. 22 game in 2023 against Ole Miss and the Feb. 8 game against Memphis. Temple lost both games. So $473 is probably a lot of money to a college kid before these nils kicked in, of course, but yeah, this is unbelievable. The investigations are continuing. The NCAA has ruled out 14 players, including Miller, ineligible from seven schools because of betting violations this year. And players at Western Michigan, Wisconsin, Dayton and Eastern Kentucky were held out of competition entering the season amid investigations ESPN previously reported. Last month, the NCAA said it's opened cases into approximately 30 current and former men's basketball players over potential sports betting violations. This in addition to the investigation with the NBA that's currently going on as well. Big D. So I don't know. Not looking good for sports. A lot of people over the years have said, you know, sports are fixed. Of course, me being a purist and no way, no how, no when you start to see stuff like this really makes you scratch your head. Now I know why the Cowboys haven't won in 30 years. See, I know.

E (61:33)

Anyway, that's wishful.

G (61:35)

Back to you.

B (61:36)

Yeah. Good luck. All right. Very good. Slick. Vinnie Mac is here. He's got some news, too. Now, you've been looking at something. John. The great John Solomon. Our John Solomon from right here on Real America's Voice.

E (61:45)

Yeah, John Solomon. He's. He's on it. Always. Like, this guy has so much credibility on just about anything. I think we should run the clip first, have John introduce it, and then we'll talk about this.

B (61:56)

Okay. My reporting indicates the FBI is very close to getting to breaking the January 6th case. They are surrounding a group of people.

E (62:05)

And they're getting closer to solving that case.

B (62:07)

I would not be surprised by Christmas if we have some clarity about what happened there.

E (62:12)

You know, that's a big deal. This is what we've talked about, some challenging things tonight. You know, the Republican Party and so on. This justice has to be served. I just found out tonight from Joe to box who was talking about the amount of people that actually died on January 6th. There were five. I always thought it was just one. One of our patriots were deceased. There's five. But John Solomon breaks this. He's on the inside of this. And. And I have felt all along that our Justice Department was really looking at this cash. Patel was deep in this investigation, in many investigations with Devin Nunes as well. They know what happened here. And now we're finally finding out there might actually be something that they can bring people up for charges. Now, these are the types of things we talk about midterms, we talk about sentiment, we talk about energizing the Republican Party. These are the kinds of things. This type of justice is like instant coffee. If they really do the right thing here and they settle this up and people start getting tried and going to jail, that will change the midterm. So will lower prices and all these other things. But we voted for this. We got screwed, and a lot of people got in jail. And, you know, we all looked like fools because we supported insurrectionists. I mean, it was such a lie. So I want to see that justice and John Solomon's on top of it.

F (63:28)

So.

E (63:29)

So some good news coming out, folks.

B (63:30)

Yeah. All right. Eight minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Let's go to the birthday boy, Kevin Downey Jr. I know he's been looking at a lot of things and we've been talking a lot about this. We talked about that synagogue the other night who got surrounded by these protesters. And we, and we said, where are the charges for all of these people? Where's the Antifa charges? Where's the designation of a domestic terrorist group that we've heard about? Andy Ngo, I guess has been part of some story you've been following. Kevin, what's this story?

C (63:56)

Absolutely. And before I get into that, this just came out today, federal judge just dismissed charges against two people who rammed an ICE agent's car. The one woman was despicable. She was perforated five times. She lived. She had a little. A little lead poisoning, but lived. But. And then this judge just said, nope, we're not going to charge her, and dismissed it with a prejudice. So it can't. They can't be charged again. But the good news is, and you know, and let me tell you why this is important, five of these transmabs in Antifa just pled. Pleaded, I guess you guys, they pleaded guilty to attacking the ICE facility in Texas. And what makes this groundbreaking is they said, yes, we are in a group called Antifa, and yes, we did storm this base. One officer was shot in the neck. Others. Other officers were fired at. But Antifa, they don't know if they should sit or stand when they take a wee wee. So they don't know how to fire A gun. So most of them missed. However, our guys did not miss. But they're looking at a minimum of 15 years. They're looking at 15 years. First time ever. Five Antifa Pragues are finally going to go to prison. And yeah, that's never happened. That has never happened. So there is hope. There is hope. The problem is these lefty judges keep letting them go. Some idiot incurred $20,000 worth of damages on a couple of Teslas when that was the cool thing to do and they let him walk. So this is huge. This means that these blue haired Gorgons can and will go to jail. And I'm with, I think this is going to change things because the culture is changing, people are sped up.

E (65:31)

I got something else that might change things. Just breaking news that came through. The Supreme Court has taken up the Texas gerrymandering case where the, it was overturned. You know, they said they can't do it. They just took it up and said not so fast. They overturned that. So they actually can do it. Just came out right now.

C (65:47)

That's great.

E (65:47)

Yeah.

B (65:48)

Okay. Well that's, that's a big deal. We talked a little bit, we talked.

E (65:52)

Last night about that.

B (65:53)

We talked last night about it and we've talked about the redistricting. You know, I know you have a couple of maps on what Texas could or would look like. What did you bring?

D (66:02)

So map one I think is with Texas involved. Basically the conventional wisdom here is that Republicans would probably easily net four seats with Texas. Yeah. And then there's a toss up there in south Texas that could conceivably go one way or the other. And that's factored in with a couple of swing seats across the country that the Republicans are underdogs. An open seat in Nebraska, that one's trending blue. That's the blue dot that Harris won last time in Omaha. This is usually suspect seats because Democrats are probably odds favorite to flip a few seats outside of gerrymandering. And then you have four seats for Democrats in California. So that's sort of serving as the counterweight here. But even so you still have Democrats within reach of a, of a House majority with or without Texas.

B (66:48)

Now what about Florida? The governor of Florida, as he always is, is always on the move and he, and he looks like he's going to take a very aggressive stance there as well.

D (66:56)

Less I've heard. It seems like they're teasing it. Their map is already pretty gerrymandered as it is when they did this in the regular cycle. But I've been Seeing projections where they could draw out as many as five Democratic seats, Tampa Bay, Orlando and three in the Miami area that would then push over the California Prop 50. But then again, do these maps survive judicial scrutiny? I just did an editorial the other week where this mid decade redistricting is a bubble that's going to burst. And because Republicans are doing it more, they're going to stand to be on the negative end of it if it does burst.

B (67:31)

Man, I'll tell you, it's just this judge is ruling the world thing and I'm glad to see the. Everybody said that Supreme Court would have to take this up and be the end all, be all. So it's good to see them doing it because the judges are, they're ruling the gerrymandering. They're ruling how we spend our money. They're ruling about who can get deported. The, I mean, they just, what's the point of having a president?

E (67:52)

They have, they have no say. Last night we talked about that. That judge we thought might have been corrupt too, with how he, how they change. They made that vote and tried to overturn the redistricting by the Republicans. The Supreme Court did their job again, though. They've done it a few times.

B (68:08)

Yeah. All right, live from Studio 6, people. When we get back, we'll talk about the biggest story of the day. That's the New York City elect, Mayor elect in the Oval Office today. We will talk and react to that when we get back right after this. Oh, sound like the blues on a Friday night. Let me talk to you about our friends Birch Gold. It's the one time a year the Birch Gold group gives away free Free Gold with every qualifying purchase. That's right for Black Friday. When you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA and gold, birch Gold will send free Gold to your home for every $20,000 purchase. Look, gold started this year around $2,600 an ounce. By October, it was over $4,000 an ounce. Why? Well, Global Uncertainty 2025 has been defined by trade wars. Central banks are pulling from the US Dollar as the global reserve currency and military tensions continue to build. Gold thrives in times of uncertainty. And if you're looking to diversify your savings, Birch Gold can help you. Plus now through November 30th, get free gold with a qualifying purchase. Just text America to 989-898 and claim your eligibility for free information kit on gold. But your opportunity for free Gold with the purchase ends on November 30th, so do not wait. Text America to the number 989898 for full details. Text America right now to 989898 for your free information kit. And find out how you can get free gold with every qualifying purchase. Well, you know that stubborn ache that never seems to go away? The one that ice, heat or pain barely touches? What if you could target it at the cellular level instead of just numbing it? That's exactly what TheraBlue was designed to do. TheraBlue, it's a next generation pain relieving peptide gel that works deeper than the skin's surface. Powered by aqa, that's Aqua molecular delivery technology. It delivers peptides and botanicals directly into the muscle tissue for legitimate, lasting relief. Its hero ingredient is copper. Peptide promotes collagen synthesis, reduces inflammation and helps accelerate repair nad restores cellular energy to aid recovery. While methylene blue protects your mitochondria and supports endurance. Natural extracts like msn, turmeric, white willow bark and ginger soothe inflammation, while methyl and eucalyptus oil deliver instant cooling relief. It absorbs fast and leaves your skin refreshed, not greasy. Apply a thin layer, massage until absorbed and let your body experience lasting recovery. Get 10% off right now by visiting TWC Health Voice. Use promo code voice. TWC Health Voice. Move freely again by using TheraBlue. Click TWC Health Voice to peptide your pain away with Thera Blue pain relieving gel from the wellness company. Use code voice to save 10% on every order. TWC Health Voice. TWC Health Voice. And the wellness company was nice enough to send me out therablue. And I started using it last night on my left shoulder where I have constant pain. And I will report back to you on how it, how it goes.

E (72:10)

I got something for you right here on Kevin's desk. You got two bottles.

B (72:13)

Yeah, that would probably work well too.

E (72:16)

But I'm gonna Downey junior Pain relief System.

B (72:18)

Since I don't do that, I'll stick with the Thera Blue and see how that works, so. All right. Live from Studio 6B, Paul's got some news, and it's probably the story of the day. And I just, I asked him if he wanted to get to a story. He said, no, let's just talk, let's just banter it around. And that is the mayor elect of New York City going to the Oval Office today. And I, you know, I. I found myself honestly speechless at the end of this Oval Office meeting. Quite frankly, I just, I absolutely found myself speechless. And I have always said that I understand President Trump is a very magnanimous guy, and everybody always feels like there's some 4D chess game going on that we're not seeing, and maybe that's the case. But I was stunned at what I saw today in the Oval Office with. With this Islamic jihadist who was elected in New York City to come down with his background, with what he has said, with. With what he. What we know he wants to do, and what. I think. I think what is an. What annoyed me the most is we let him command the language today. And what I mean by that is President Trump ended up saying things like, oh, yeah, a lot of his policies are my policies. He wants fair housing, more housing. No, no, he doesn't want more. No, he doesn't. That's the language he used because that's what he knew he could get away with saying. That's not what he wants. He wants fafh, that we've talked about on this show for five years. No, he doesn't want lower cost. He wants redistribution of wealth. Why are we letting him control the language? To make it sound like all of a sudden he's just this great guy. Like, he goes down there today and the whole idea of this is the new face of the Democratic Party. This is where the Democratic Party has gone. Ends up at the end of it with a guy who, yeah, I'd like to live in his city, and it's great. And his policies are my policies. And, no, we had a really great conversation. And then the press comes in. The press asks him directly to his face. So you call President Trump a despot, a fascist. You still believe that? And he's about to say yes. And President Trump says, well, no, you don't need to just, you know, you don't need to say yes. It's just better if you don't answer it because we, you know, like. Like, we know the answer. I'll tell you, Vin, I was.

D (74:38)

Wow.

B (74:38)

I was stunned at it.

E (74:40)

I. When I watched it, I had the exact same reaction. And then as I was driving here to get ready for the show, doing hair and makeup, having my hairpiece readjusted, I. I don't have a hair piece, just little eyeliner. I. I started softening up a little, and I thought, okay, first off, you know, Trump, Trump, Trump, keep your friends close, your enemies closer kind of thing. Trump took him in, in the White House. He had a conversation with him. He. Trump represents New York, too. He's the president of all of our cities. I think. I think one of the things he tried to do was to shut down the far left of him going after this guy in a meeting like that, he gave him nowhere to go. So if I look at sort of the glass half full about that meeting, it's like Trump played nice. Trump tried to say, hey, I support some of these things. I want New York City to be great too. They didn't bring up anything they disagreed with. They really just talked about what they agreed, agreed on. And to your point, some of that.

B (75:38)

How do they agree on anything?

E (75:40)

That was where I was extremely annoyed watching, watching it. As I said, my first reaction was really angry. Looking at it, I was disappointed. I thought it was one of his worst performances, frankly, for Trump. And then as I thought about it, I'm like, well, what if he went after this guy and really, really pushed him hard? You know, what would that do? Would that open up just more, more Trump hate through the far left and all that kind of stuff? Are you with me on this or no?

C (76:03)

You know, I see where you're going. But I also remember Trump being very nice to Mr. North Korea, little rocket man until they met.

E (76:11)

Yeah.

C (76:11)

Similar thing with Putin. He said, oh, he's a great guy, blah, blah, blah. Trump is a negotiator. He knows if he goes in there and clown slaps him, that's going to be bad. But what's going to be great, if you watch the little clips, and we're a nation of clips now there's a. There's a clip of Trump sitting at the desk and mom Donnie standing here subservient, looking very subservient to him. And that works.

B (76:35)

Yeah.

C (76:35)

But I just, I think right now Trump, he's gone to war with mtg and he's being nice to him. Check his fever because that's what I'm worried about and I'm his biggest fan.

E (76:46)

But your point about that, if it.

B (76:47)

Wasn'T for Jack Posobec.

E (76:49)

Yeah.

B (76:49)

From Real America's Voice, who actually got in the guy's face about what he actually believes, which is anti white policies and especially when it comes to taxes. There was no other question, questioning of him or pushback about what this guy has actually said. Like, how about the guy saying this is a racist country? How about supporting communists who say that the white man is what's to blame for all of this. How about the whole he wants to take over industry? How about the free buses, the free this to free that. All of a sudden it turned into somehow like our policies, man, we agree on so much. How is that possible?

E (77:27)

It does sound pretty damn shocking. It does, I agree. As I just try to look at the.

B (77:31)

Even controlled. The narrative on ice. Yeah, I mean, I just. I just thought it was shocking you.

F (77:38)

We'll go on a break in 13 seconds, but I have a lot to say about this, but I really am in line with what Vin said. I think going into it, the first reaction would be so easy to say, oh, man, why didn't he come after him? I think his pit bulls and his fire brands like Jack Posobic are the ones who need to do that there. And he does need to play diplomat because he's still going to chop his legs out under him down the road.

E (78:03)

He's still going to do it.

F (78:04)

He's. No way he's going to put up with this guy's nonsense in his rhetoric, so.

G (78:08)

Good point.

F (78:09)

I think it was played. Played ball. Now take him down later.

B (78:13)

Sound like they're going to a Broadway show to me.

F (78:16)

Sounds nice.

B (78:19)

25 past the hour live from Studio 6B. We'll do some more and we get back right after this.

C (79:02)

Welcome back, patriots. You're watching live from Studio 6B and we're coming to you live from the America First Warehouse. Clap it up for the warehouse and Joe the box. Joe the box running around somewhere. We've got a special guest. This is a gentleman who, when he. When he calls or texts my show, people go crazy. He's a celebrity. We know him as Krabby Carl. Let's hear from Krabby Carl. Crabby Carl. Thanks so much for coming down, my friend. Happy birthday. Thank you. Thank you so much. Let me ask you, Crabby Carl, what's the favorite. What's your favorite thing Trump has done for this nation so far? Might not be in the papers, but it should be. What has he done that you went, yeah, I love this guy. Wow, that's a lot of things.

F (79:49)

Yeah.

C (79:49)

I can't even think.

F (79:50)

There's so many.

C (79:51)

What about price of eggs coming down? Isn't it weird how the chicken stopped dying when Biden was gone?

B (79:56)

Yeah, it's very interesting.

C (79:57)

Yeah, he's like the serial killer of chickens. Yeah, right. Stop seeing. He's the Mangala of the chicken world is what he is. What do you got in your hand there, Carl? Well, me and Patriot Jackal and we raise bees, so we thought we'd bring you some fresh honey. No way.

G (80:10)

That'll go good with his bourbon.

C (80:12)

Thank you so much. That's why you're crabby. You're a beekeeper. Thank you so much, Carl. I really appreciate you. Carl. Can you do me a favor? Can you look into that camera and say, take it away, Big D. Take it away, Big D. All right, thanks, Carl.

B (80:28)

Kevin Downey Jr. Here live at the America first warehouse on a Friday night, 31 past the hour. We'll get to some more news. But right now, Friday night at 9:30 can only mean one thing. And it's time to do a Friday night odds makers. All right, Friday night odds makers. Here we go. Slick And Aaron, week 12 in the NFL. And here on stage with us representing the audience is Jim, otherwise known as Aaron's dad. Here we go, dad. Come on, dad. Here we go, dad. We ready? Ready to take her down here?

A (81:07)

I don't know about that.

B (81:09)

You just. You just relax up there.

A (81:10)

Yay.

B (81:11)

All right, here we go. Everybody's gonna pick four games, college or pro, it's up to them. We'll post these picks on our on social media. Right now, I believe I don't have the records in front of me, but I believe Aaron is still ahead by quite a couple games. Six or eight games, I think. She's up how many?

A (81:28)

10.

B (81:28)

All right, 10 games ahead, slick. So you got some work to do?

G (81:31)

I do.

B (81:31)

And the audience is hovering around a little under 500, I believe. Believe so. Maybe dad can bring that up this week. So Slick, I'll come to you first game number one. Where are we going?

G (81:40)

NCAA like always. Big D week 13, 3:30 in the afternoon, Texas taking on Arkansas. You got the line on that one? 8 and a half points, Big D.

B (81:50)

Okay, I'm rolling with the line. I don't even know your games. How do I have the line?

G (81:53)

Well, I didn't know. Okay, well, I'm. Eight and a half points is the line. Big D. I know I was a little late on my picks. I apologize. Listen, Texas all time 57 and 23. They have the edge. Archmainian, coming off a big loss last week. They got a beat down from Georgia, 35 10. But I think they bounced back with a big win. I really like Texas. Arkansas at 2 and 8. They're kind of just mailing in the season. But Texas is trying to keep their very dim college football playoffs alive. They're on the outside looking in. They're in a must win situation. Got to win their last three games. I see desperation. Desperation is going to equal a big win for them. I'm going to take Texas laying eight and a half with Arch Manning.

B (82:29)

All right, Texas minus eight and a half over Arkansas 330 on Saturday is game number one for slick. Aaron, where are you going for game number one?

A (82:36)

Game number one for me, I'm going to go to Oregon. I'm going to take Oregon over USC -9 and a half at home. There's no denying that both USC and Oregon are great teams, but I'm going to take the home dogs here. Oregon's going to lean heavy on their ground game since USC is a little softer against the run than the pass. And the Duck defense is very elite right now. They know how to slow the run down. They're great against the pass as well. And I just don't think USC is going to be able to keep up. They're going to play hard, but I think they're going to end up giving up towards the end of the game.

B (83:02)

All right, Oregon -9 and a half at home over USC is Aaron's game number one. All right, dad, where are we going for game number one?

C (83:10)

All right, Big D. We're going to stay out in the great Northwest and.

G (83:14)

We'Re going to stay in Oregon with.

C (83:15)

The Mighty Ducks getting giving nine and a half.

B (83:20)

Yep. You're gonna take Oregon too?

C (83:22)

Yes, I am.

B (83:23)

So you're with Aaron.

D (83:24)

Wow.

C (83:26)

That's it. A little ground and pound for a quarterback. Dante Moore.

B (83:30)

Okay.

C (83:31)

All right. He's got three running backs. He use it utilizes for a ground control game. Notably Noah Whittington and Jordan Davison. Oregon for the win.

B (83:42)

All right. Oregon to cover nine and a half. I like you're thinking that you guys will watch that game in peace. I guess you'll both be rooting for the same side.

E (83:49)

Happy Thanksgiving.

B (83:51)

Happy Thanksgiving. It'll be a nice one.

E (83:53)

Dad, could you pass the turkey? Yeah, get it yourself.

B (83:57)

All right, let's go. Game number two, Slick. Where are we going?

G (84:00)

Well, we got to go to the NFL. Big D. It's Week 12. Can you believe it's Week 12 already? I cannot. 1pm In Detroit. We got the Giants at 2 and 9 taking on the 64 Detroit Lions, whose record doesn't reflect how good a team I think they actually are. They've had a couple of rough games. They're laying a lot of chalk, but I like them laying 12 and a half. Big D. Jarrak off. Coming off that loss to Philly. Tough loss on Monday night where they couldn't get much done. I think they're going to be looking to set a big example. 2,490 yards passing. 1 of the best quarterbacks in the lead. No Jackson dart for the Giants. He'll be out. Jameis Winston, not exactly my cup of tea. I think he's going to be running for his life. That Detroit defensive line is excellent. They'll get after it. Dan Campbell have his boys ready. They need a big win. So I'm taking Detroit, laying a big 12 and a half.

B (84:46)

All right, Detroit minus 12 and a half over New York 1 o' clock on Sunday. Aaron, game number two. Where you going?

A (84:51)

Game number two for me. We're going to go to Green Bay. I'm going to take the Vikings over Green Bay. Getting six and a half on the road, although it is a little hard to get behind the Vikings. Vikings with their quarterback situation right now, the packers are just not really playing that great, scoring only 26 points against the Panthers and the Eagles combined. And they just let the Giants hang around. They're one and seven against the spread in their last eight as a favorite. Jordan Love is one in three in career starts against the Vikings also. And I think the Minnesota defense is going to keep them in this game and keep them closer than a lot of people think.

B (85:20)

All right, Minnesota plus six and a half. Big NFC north matchup. Minnesota, Minnesota plus six and a half over Green Bay for Aaron's game number two. Jim, where are we going for game number two?

C (85:31)

Okay, game number two. Let's address the white elephant in the room right now. Oh, oh. We're going out to Arrowhead.

B (85:39)

Aaron, Mutual mic.

A (85:41)

No, I will not be silenced.

C (85:43)

There is no doubt I am taking.

G (85:45)

The Kansas City Chiefs for the win. Oh, it's a good pick.

C (85:49)

Minus three at home. There is absolutely no scenario that I would ever take Daniel Jones over a three time super bowl champion, Patrick Mahomes.

B (86:02)

There you go.

G (86:03)

That's a good pick.

B (86:03)

That's a good pick. I actually like that pick because how is Kansas City? I mean, I know they're Kansas City, but Indianapolis comes in at what, 8 and 2. Kansas City, 5 and 5. Kansas City, some say are maybe looking out on the outside looking into the playoffs here. So they definitely need this win. Kansas City minus three at home. All right. It's a good one. I like that pick.

A (86:26)

You like it when my dad picks the Chiefs, huh?

B (86:27)

Well, because he's an actual Chiefs fan. He's not a phony like you tried to be by wearing a jersey, that's all.

A (86:33)

I thought he was a Giants fan.

E (86:34)

Game number three, check please.

B (86:36)

Check please. Happy Thanksgiving. Crazy slick. Game number three. Where you going?

G (86:41)

All right, Big D. Well, I'm going to take on. Well, we're going to go to Vegas. Big D. Why not where the Cowboys spend a week Monday night there. Well, we got the 2 and 8.

B (86:48)

The only way you'll be going there.

G (86:49)

Well, that's for sure. It's neither sphere nor there according to that poll last night, that's for sure. We got 2 and 8 versus 2 and 8. I don't think this game is going to be all that great, but Cleveland taking on Vegas. I'm going to take Cleveland plus three and a half on the road. Shador Sanders in his first NFL start. I think he's going to do good. His father, the greatest defensive player of all time at cornerback and former Dallas Cowboy, Deion Sanders. I think he's going to be in his dad's emanation and role. And I like myles Garrett with 15 sacks, looking to actually set a record to tie Mark Gastineau for the quickest amount of sacks in 11 games in NFL history. Also the great Reggie Whites in that number. So I think it's going to be an easy win for Cleveland. And they're getting three and a half on the road. Vegas doesn't seem to have anything going. Pete Carroll looks like he's in trouble. Geno Smith, the jets are glad they got rid of him. Not that they're doing too well with what they have now. But Gino Smith is long gone, right? So, yeah, give me that. Geno Smith, 12 touchdowns, 13 interceptions. And against the Cleveland defense, what could possibly go right for Vegas? Give me Cleveland plus three and a half.

B (87:49)

Cleveland plus three and a half. Odds makers think this is going to be a real barn burner. The over under the game is 36. Jesus. Defense. Aaron, where are you going? Game number three.

A (88:00)

Game number three. I'm gonna shake things up here, dad. I'm sorry to say I'm not gonna take the Chiefs this time. I'm gonna take the Colts plus three or three and a half.

G (88:08)

Nice.

B (88:09)

What'd you. Dad, would you. What'd you take? Minus three, right?

G (88:12)

Yeah, I saw three and a half. You better check that line, big dude.

B (88:15)

It's three for your dad and it's two and a half for you.

A (88:17)

Wow, that's. No, no, no. I'm gonna take the three, okay? And I'm still gonna take the Colts here. I'm only picking them just because I'm tired of you guys ragging on me every week after after week. Because I like the Chiefs. I'm going to take the Colts because I do think they are going to keep this close. The Chiefs are not playing like the super bowl team that we know them to. Be Their defense hasn't been that great the past few games. And every time I pick the Chiefs, they lose. So I'm going to pick the Colts. I don't think they're going to win, but I think they're going to keep it close.

B (88:43)

All right, Indy plus the three over Kansas City. That'll be, well, one o'. Clock. That should be funny.

G (88:50)

Going to television.

A (88:53)

Set up a camera in our living room.

B (88:54)

All right, dad, where we going? Game number three.

E (88:56)

Pass the applesauce, please.

C (88:59)

Let's go out to the great state of Ohio with the Patriots versus the Bengals.

B (89:04)

Okay.

D (89:04)

What is that?

F (89:05)

Tough game.

C (89:06)

All right, we've got minus seven with the Patriots. I will be taking the patriots. They are 73 and 1 against the spread this year.

B (89:15)

They have been very good against the spread. And they look like they're back. I mean, Drake, Drake May. And this team looks like it's back nine and two on the year. On the road. They're going to Cincinnati and you're going to lay the seven with New England. A total in that game of 51. So you could see some points in that game and New England knows how to put the points up on the board, so. All right, very good. New England minus seven is game number three. Final game. Slick cut. Let us know. Game four. Where you going?

G (89:41)

Prime time. Big D. I'm going to Englewood. Yes, indeed, so far. Stadium there. We go to California. Big game. Tampa Bay bucks visiting the LA Rams. LA Rams 8 and 2 looking good. And the Bucs are 6 4. They're hanging around for their own division, so I'll tell you, I like Baker Mayfield. 2,365 yards passing, 17 TDs to only three picks. I mean, Matthew Stafford having a little better season. 25, 57, 27 touchdowns to only two picks. He's having an MVP year. But you know, the Rams, they've just been getting at of games and I really think that Baker Mayfield's going to go in with a chip on his shoulder. He did play for the Rams three years ago and you remember. I think he's out to show Sean McVay what he lost when he let him walk. But obviously he didn't do too bad with Matthew Stafford. But I'm going to take the Bucs on the road. I like the six and a half. I think if nothing else, that game will be with less than a touchdown. Should be a tight game and Definitely appointment television, 820 on ABC.

B (90:35)

All right, Tampa Bay plus six and a half. Game four for slick Aaron. What's your game number four?

A (90:39)

Game number four for me. I'm going to go to Englewood and I'm going to take the Rams here over Tampa Bay minus six and a half at home. I'm going against everyone today. It seems the Rams are in a good spot here. They're playing at home for the second week in a row. They beat out the Seahawks. Yes, they only just got away, but going into this game, they rank 8th the total offense and they're playing great on defense as well. They're one of the most balanced programs in the NFL. And Tampa doesn't really play well against tuck tougher opponents. Like we saw last week with Buffalo against New England, the Lions, Philly a little shaky and they lost their last three out of four all against top 10 offensive teams. Excuse me. I think Tampa's gonna fight hard, but I don't think they're gonna be able to fight hard enough.

B (91:16)

All right, very good. L. A minus the six and a half for Aaron. You're against Slick there, Jim. Where are we going? Game four.

C (91:22)

We're staying in Sofi Stadium. It's a popular spot Sunday night.

B (91:28)

It sure is.

G (91:29)

All right, come over.

C (91:31)

I will be on Aaron's side for this one.

G (91:34)

I will be taking the Rams minus.

C (91:36)

Seven against the Buccaneers. 35% of the Buccaneers roster is on the injury report.

G (91:44)

That's 18 players listed on the injury.

C (91:47)

Report, including their quarterback. But we know Baker's banged up anyway.

G (91:52)

But you know how he plays.

C (91:53)

He, he, he powers right through it. As far as Matthew Stafford, obviously, we know the year that he's having.

G (92:00)

27 touchdowns, two interceptions.

C (92:03)

Devonte Adams, 10 touchdowns.

G (92:05)

Puka Nakua, off the charts when he's playing.

C (92:08)

And he's got Tyler Higby as well.

G (92:11)

At tight end like Kevin. I'll take the banged up Baker.

B (92:17)

All right, so you both have the ramp. Minus six and a half. Slick Scott, Tampa Bay plus six and a half. All right, there's your Friday night odds makers. All right, we're back.

F (92:46)

Hey.

B (93:04)

All right. Locker Studio 6B. Look at what is KTJ on the birthday with the special cake. Go ahead, Kev, blow out the candles. Don't get any bourbon on it, please.

G (93:15)

Yeah, please.

B (93:16)

And Bill Moore. Bill, more sauce. There we go, boys. All right, very cool. We'll cut that, we'll cut that cake up and give everybody a nice slice. That's very nice by everybody here. Who brought that cake for the, for the birthday boy? Kevin Downey Jr. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night. Last segment of the Show. Well, if you watch the show this week, you saw we did a special version of. Well, it wasn't really a special version, but we. We got into a subject with Vinnie Mac.

E (93:49)

Oh.

B (93:50)

Who learned something. Well, Vin learns something new every day. That is the basis of today's crazy town. Roll it a.

E (94:05)

I was driving home and I got a flat.

B (94:09)

Oh.

E (94:09)

And I have a new car. I don't know if. If everybody realizes this, but a lot of the new cars, they don't come with a spare tire.

C (94:18)

Nope.

E (94:18)

I changed tires. This is Vinnie from New York over here.

F (94:21)

Forget about it.

E (94:23)

So I'm looking for the jack. There's no jack. I called the dealer. The guy sold me the car. I'm like, dude, you forgot to put the spare. And he goes, they don't come with the spare. I'm like, what? When? Since when does a car not come with a spare tire? So they had to send a van all the way there. They fixed the tire. You know, I sat there for two hours. I couldn't believe it. I was gonna call Damon. I thought maybe he wasn't doing anything. And he come pick me up. You know, it would have been nice. That would have been a nice gesture on your part.

B (94:51)

I've been. I. I would have been there for you, as you know. I would be there for you no matter where you were.

G (94:56)

Liar. Liar.

B (94:58)

There's no shot. I would have helped. You could have been dead on the.

G (95:01)

You could have been two doors down. Too far.

B (95:03)

I wasn't lifting a finger for you. Vin, got news coming up tonight. Yeah, that he got from AX site. That's how good it is.

E (95:10)

Yeah. It's not just, you know, for retirement. It's not just to get benefits. They're actually covering daily news stories that are pertinent to, you know, folks like us, frankly. Not going to catch this stuff on arm. Erp. He'll be all kinds of woke stuff.

C (95:24)

Do they have anything on flat tires?

G (95:25)

I was gonna say they offer road service.

B (95:28)

Yeah. You know, Vin, that's a good question.

E (95:30)

I'm a member and I'm going to suggest this. They should have a roadside assistance.

B (95:35)

That might be a good thing for them to think about adding for you. Maybe. They call it the Vinnie Mac special.

F (95:40)

He's very special guy.

E (95:41)

Yeah. Flat tire.

B (95:44)

And you can read one of our articles while you're sitting there waiting a few moments later. Vin.

E (95:49)

Yeah.

D (95:50)

24.

B (95:51)

7. Roadside assistance. Just a call or tap away.

E (95:54)

I'm sorry.

B (95:55)

I'm on a phone call on the AMAC website. And if you Go down here, Vin.

D (95:59)

Yeah.

C (95:59)

Look how easy they make it.

B (96:01)

Towing services, A number one right here. What the hell is he talking about? And then look over here, Vin, look, Vin, look. Finn.

E (96:08)

Hello.

B (96:09)

AMAC member.

C (96:10)

Hello.

D (96:11)

I didn't.

E (96:11)

You only offered it.

C (96:12)

My mind's going blank now.

E (96:15)

Look at how many great things they offer.

B (96:16)

Flat tire change.

F (96:18)

Wow. Come on.

B (96:19)

We should put your picture here. Yeah.

E (96:21)

I. I tell amac, if you're watching, I will do a testimonial and, and promote the need for this product.

C (96:30)

I don't know.

B (96:30)

I don't know. You didn't even use it.

F (96:32)

I didn't.

E (96:33)

I didn't know it was there. So now I want to do a testimonial. Say I become aware that AMAC offers the roadside assistive program.

F (96:45)

That was great. I love it. I love it.

D (96:47)

I love it.

C (96:48)

I love it.

E (96:49)

That was a true story.

B (96:50)

Yeah.

E (96:51)

True story.

G (96:53)

All right.

B (96:53)

Live from Studio 6P. 10 minutes till the hour. Let me go around to everybody and see if there's anything left they haven't talked about. Vin, I'll start with you. I hope it's not flat tires.

E (97:01)

Well, I'd like. Aaron, I don't know if you have that graphic to post on sedition, but I think we can look at that right now.

B (97:06)

Oh, yeah, let's talk about this again, because Paul wanted to.

E (97:08)

There it is. The meaning of sedition. That video, that vile video that those folks put out about defying the military orders by the President. Sedition is an overt. Is overt conduct such as speech, organization, that tends toward rebellion against established order. Well, I'm pretty clear as to what sedition is. And it's pretty clear that by all of them coming out and basically telling military folks to defy the orders of the commander in chief, that is sedition from senators, sitting congressmen, and the United States government.

F (97:43)

Well, you know, for me, this is also part of a broader scheme. We've seen color revolutions, really all over the world. Like even it started with the. That Arab Spring. There was nothing natural about that. That was a fully organized and orchestrated social media mind screw for the people there. And it went on. We saw it in Ukraine. We saw twice. There was two revolutions there, color revolutions. And this to me is just another facet of how you create a color revolution in America. Now they tried to do the no Kings rally. It's the same kind of a thing. And it comes through pre election conditioning. And I can go through building civic networks, media outlets, youth movements, polling capacity, legal infrastructure, and foreign assisted NGOs that's one election day monitoring. They just, they deployed domestic and foreign observers and they run parallel vote tabulations and exit polls. So they, they discourage, you know, voters. They have discrepancy identification. We've seen that here already too. The illegitimate like if they diverge from the, the parallel counts. So this is the number four. It's the County Elite Activation International. Number five, international amplification. Mean the foreign media, the NGOs, all they do is they continue to send the message that this government Trump evil, bad. This is all.

E (99:00)

These are sitting senators.

F (99:01)

But that's what. Let me, let me just get to six. Six is secret Service fracture where they defect among police, military intelligence and eliminate the regime's enforcement capability. That's number six. That's still. And then number seven is change the government. This is what's happened in all these revolutions where they've, they've basically overthrown the government. They're trying the same BS tactics here, but obviously American people are not going to put up with it the way smaller nations do. But we're watching the exact same George Soros playbook here. And to watch these people come out with this sedition, this is the big. To me, this is the biggest story. We watched them put pipe bombs at the d. At the, at January 6th.

C (99:46)

Right.

F (99:46)

We, that was their backup plan if they couldn't rile up the people with the Fed selection. Yeah, think about that. We talked about Charlie, we talked about the assassination attempts on, on Trump. They want him out so bad. He is destroying their globalist agenda. So I think this story is painfully big. I think it's the most disgusting thing. And I do think these people should be tried for sedition and I think they should be convicted and I believe they should be hung. That's how I feel about you going to subvert our president of re elected this we're watching a coup in real time and I don't think we're taking it.

B (100:24)

That's a little strong.

F (100:25)

No man. You think it's strong?

B (100:28)

Well, I think hung is a little strong maybe possibly just slightly.

C (100:33)

All right, hold on.

F (100:36)

I got some rope.

G (100:37)

Leave it to Kevin's friend. He's got rope.

C (100:39)

Hold on.

B (100:40)

Maybe we could write him a sternly worded letter or something better. I don't know.

E (100:44)

Kevin, take another shot.

G (100:47)

He's getting roped.

F (100:48)

That's what I thought. Damon wasn't a rhino when he was with me.

C (100:51)

He just.

F (100:52)

Right on Lizzie Graham.

E (100:54)

But this is as obvious as it gets. Sitting congressman telling military officers and personnel to defy the commander in chief. It's literally here in black and white.

F (101:08)

This is pure treason.

E (101:09)

Yeah.

F (101:10)

And now they're playing the victim card. Every one of them came out with their same, like, hostage video, like they are the victim and they're going to be like they're under the gun and they're in danger because of the despotic, tyrannical President Trump.

E (101:24)

Yeah.

F (101:24)

It's endless lies with through the media and we're constantly inundated with it.

C (101:29)

I, I think they know what's coming and they're trying to get ahead of it because remember when Comey found the seashells that said 8647, he knew they were coming from for him. There's deep state moles all over the place and they told him, I think they're trying to get in front of something. I don't know what it is yet, but I think they're panicking.

B (101:46)

Matt, I want to thank you for joining us tonight.

E (101:48)

Good job.

B (101:48)

Last words?

C (101:50)

No, other than that.

B (101:51)

Thank you for having me.

D (101:52)

Me looking forward to come back anytime. You all have my cell, text me with your questions and class will be in session next time I'm here.

B (101:59)

As always, we salute our military, active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, all emergency personnel. Thanks everybody on the show. Aaron, Frank, great job as always. Have a great weekend, everybody. We'll be back Monday night, back in the studio, live from Studio 6B. We'll see you then.

E (102:15)

Matt, you get to wear those shoes next week.

C (102:19)

Sam.

A (102:44)

It. This is an I heart podcast.