Slick Rick (2:49)

I'm doing good. Tonight's my anniversary, but I'm here with.

Damon (2:52)

All you great friends.

Slick Rick (2:54)

My wife gave me permission. Really 24 years ago. Tonight. We got married in Maui, Hawaii, 24 years ago.

Damon (3:01)

Yeah. That's amazing.

Slick Rick (3:03)

Amazing.

Damon (3:03)

She let you come here with us?

Slick Rick (3:04)

Sure. She's glad to get me out of the house. Trust me.

Rick Delgado (3:09)

She's been letting them out for 23 years.

Slick Rick (3:12)

24.

Damon (3:14)

All right. Very good.

Paul Nolan (3:14)

No grace period.

Damon (3:15)

Slick's gonna have sports.

Slick Rick (3:17)

Yes.

Damon (3:18)

And odds makers. How are you? Are you comfortable in your picks tonight?

Slick Rick (3:21)

Nah, I feel 50.

Paul Nolan (3:22)

50 tonight.

Slick Rick (3:23)

Yeah. I'm like a Waffle House with this. Yeah.

Damon (3:25)

You'll probably do good then.

Slick Rick (3:27)

Yeah, right.

Damon (3:28)

It's the nights you come in very confident, you know?

Slick Rick (3:30)

No, I don't feel confident.

Damon (3:31)

You don't pull a farmer Brook?

Slick Rick (3:32)

No.

Rick Delgado (3:36)

I don't think anybody could.

Damon (3:37)

Sitting to Slicks. Right. Is the host of The Kevin Downey Jr. Show, where you can hear right here on 1039 LI News Radio. Although I think the Islanders are playing tonight, so we're not on 139 tonight.

Slick Rick (3:46)

And losing admirably.

Damon (3:49)

He's the host of The Kevin Downey Jr. Show. Sitting right there is Kevin Downey Jr. Thank you, Mr. Downey Jr. How are you?

Kevin Downey Jr. (3:57)

I'm good, thank you.

Damon (3:58)

Big day.

Kevin Downey Jr. (3:59)

I'm good. I bring messages from Michigan.

Damon (4:01)

That's right. You were in. Oh, yeah.

Kevin Downey Jr. (4:04)

Dearborn Heights. Yeah. No, but tons of. Tons of our wonderful friends came out to watch the show. That would be Liz and Alex. They brought me a bottle of Detroit Lions wine. So it's. I. I can only drink it before the. The postseason because it's gonna go bad after that, like it always does for the Lions. And Molly, Tom Donut, Jim Trumperella, and a bunch of friends of mine from Detroit when I was a little kid came out and they all say hello and well wishes and all sorts of fun stuff.

Damon (4:35)

All right. Very good. Rick Delgado's here. He's going to do the news. Mrs. Delgado, how are you?

Rick Delgado (4:38)

I am well, Damon, just to let you know.

Damon (4:42)

Okay, good.

Rick Delgado (4:43)

I had an interesting day, though. I spent six hours in the hospital.

Damon (4:47)

Why?

Rick Delgado (4:49)

Mom had a. She had a little.

Damon (4:51)

What?

Rick Delgado (4:51)

What is that thing? The asthma? Yes. Change of seasons, you know, it gets colder. She had a little asthma issue. But the bright side of it, she's fine. She'll be okay. I ate very well. The one thing Stony Brook Hospital has is a phenomenal cafeteria. I could have chosen between stuffed turkey with stuffing. I could have chosen the chicken bowl. I could have chosen a freshly made pizza. But no, I went with the prime rib sandwich.

Damon (5:18)

All right. Well, that sounds.

Rick Delgado (5:19)

Which was delicious.

Damon (5:20)

That sounds good. While she was getting a. I'm Glad she's feeling okay.

Slick Rick (5:23)

That's the most important thing.

Damon (5:24)

Sitting to my left. Going to do some news. Mr. Paul Nolan. Mr. Nolan, how are you?

Paul Nolan (5:28)

I am well, my man. How are you?

Damon (5:29)

Very, very good.

Paul Nolan (5:30)

Ask you how you're doing?

Damon (5:32)

I'm doing fine. Had a great day today. Looking, always looking forward to being at the America first warehouse on a Friday night where we were here on Tuesday, of course, election night in one of the cities that was in the obviously in the election night spotlight was New York City. And we talked a lot about that. And we have a special guest who's joining us tonight. And well, I know you guys are going to be shocked, but please welcome Bill de Blasio to the show. It's true story. Wait a minute.

Bill de Blasio (real) (6:01)

Thank you.

Damon (6:01)

Thank you. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Well, hold on a second.

Slick Rick (6:04)

Clarify the.

Damon (6:05)

That is not the french fry eating communist mayor, a former mayor of New York City that I thought was going to be here. Paul Nolan, who is this?

Paul Nolan (6:11)

This is who's a good looking original? Bill de Blasio.

Bill de Blasio (real) (6:15)

Yes.

Paul Nolan (6:15)

Not the fake name Bill de Blasio. This is the real Bill de Bl. Blasio, who has better policies than Bill de Blasio.

Damon (6:23)

Okay. So Bill de Blasio, the real Bill de Blasio. How are you doing?

Bill de Blasio (real) (6:27)

All right. Thanks, guys. Thanks for having me.

Damon (6:29)

Welcome to the show. Yeah. So you have been actually in the news lately because of your name and because of the former mayor of New York. So pull the mic a little closer to you and tell us exactly what has happened here in the last couple weeks of your life. Wow.

Bill de Blasio (real) (6:44)

As some of my close friends know and a lot of people know, this has been going on for at least 12 years. Really before that, when de Blasio was the Brooklyn public advocate. And I think in 2000 he ran Hillary's campaign. So he became well known back then. And what happened was even as far back as 2000, in the earlier days of the Internet, I was getting Christmas cards from judges. I was getting people, you know, my email is my email is my name.

Damon (7:12)

Any cash in those envelopes.

Bill de Blasio (real) (7:14)

So, well, invitations to thousand dollars plate fundraisers. You know, I'm like, I can't afford this. You know, people, people asking for jobs, people asking to work with me, et cetera. So it's been going on for a while, but it kind of died out. And I thought it was humorous that I had the same name as this guy. But, you know, he was in Brooklyn and he was, you know, he wasn't famous. And then when he ran for mayor in 2013. That's when my life kind of took a little. Took a little detour, you know, and it was. It was pretty wild in the beginning. It was great. My wife. My wife could call any restaurant in New York City and just said, I'd like to make a reservation for. You know, I'm calling from Bill de Blasio's office to make a reservation. And every now and then they'd say, you know, you're calling from the mayor's office. And she'd say, I'd rather not say. And we got the reservation. So a lot of times. There were a couple of times I had to show up and show my id, you know, we went to Del Frisco in the city, and we showed up, and there were probably about five or six people waiting by the podium. They thought the mayor was coming in. And it was like that Michael Jordan underwear commercial, you know, just total disappointment.

Rick Delgado (8:12)

It was like Ferris Bueller, like the song King of Chicago.

Bill de Blasio (real) (8:16)

Gabe Froman.

Rick Delgado (8:17)

Yeah.

Bill de Blasio (real) (8:17)

So. But in the beginning, it was great. So my son is here tonight. And also, and he'll remember, in 2013, the All Star Game was at Citi Field. And if you guys remember, it was about 97 degrees that day. And I brought my dad, I. The tickets for my dad, my son. And we get to Citi Field, and, you know, we go there a lot. So I know my way around, and the main lot, the production trucks were all there because it's the All Star Game. So they had the whole lot shut down. So they were diverting all the vehicles to the tennis center. And my dad at the time, he's 85 now, so he's 74, 73. There's no way he could walk half a mile from the tennis centers or more from the tennis center with, you know, in that heat. So I know my way around Citi Field. So I went in the back way, and I went to cut around to go in the side entrance, and the cops dropped in front of me. Oh, where you going? I said, I'm going in the main lot. I said, you know? And they said, well, who do you know? I said, well, I know, you know, my buddy's in Brooklyn North. You know, Brooklyn Warren's. I should say Midtown North, Midtown south, you know, I threw a few precincts around for my buddy Kevin, you know, and they said, will you on the list? I said, I don't know. They said, what's your name? I said, bill de Blasio. They said, bill de Blasio. Let him in. Come on. And the police literally moved, literally moved out of the way. And, you know, but then Joe, crusty sergeant, he goes, hold on a second, let me see some id. So I showed him my driver's license. The guy goes, that's Bill de Blasio. And. And one of the cops is Bill de Blasio from the controller's office. I said, yeah. And my son. My sons were in the back. I'm like, dad, you can be in so much trouble. I said, how did I lie? I'm Bill de Blasio. They said, you said you were from the controller's office. I said, oh, I thought you said Bill de Blasio from CenturyLink. Because that's where I was working at the time. So now it became a joke. Like, now they're all waving us up. They're, like, calling ahead. Now they're opening gates. By the time it was done, not only do we not pay the $35 for parking at the time, we literally park from here to you from the stadium. And my dad thought that was the greatest thing in the world, you know, and my sons were very, you know, they enjoyed it, but they were like, dad, you can be in so much trouble.

Damon (10:07)

I go, so let's jump forward to recently, because you were. You were nice enough to share this email chain. So obviously, Mondami's been running for New York City mayor, and de Blasio's actually kind of been in the news, you know, a little bit here and there. So you get an email and I'm not going to. I won't say the guy's name, but I'll say from. From. From where it was. And that was from the London Times.

Paul Nolan (10:30)

That's no small time paper.

Damon (10:32)

No. And the London Times writes you and says, Dear Mr. De Blasio, my name is, and I'm a reporter with the Times of London based in New York. I'm working on an article looking at Zohan Mondami's policy plans and their estimated costs, and I wondered if you'd be available for an interview. I greatly appreciate your insights on Mr. Mondami's ambitious agenda, potential obstacles, and whether the sums add up. I'm planning to file on Monday afternoon, so anytime before that would be great. So you get this, and what are you thinking?

Bill de Blasio (real) (11:03)

For me, it's just an endless. This is just the thousandth time.

Damon (11:06)

Just another day, just another day.

Bill de Blasio (real) (11:07)

I get these things all the time. I think, you know, 98% of it. Of all the information and all the people that reach out to Me, they hate my guts. They can't stand Mayor de Blasio. You're a jerk. They call me the most horrible, vile names, you know, you suck. You know, I wish you were dead. I mean, really. I mean, like, horrible things.

Paul Nolan (11:24)

Like.

Bill de Blasio (real) (11:25)

And it really kicked up during COVID when people were home and angry, and it was amazing. And about 2% of it is, like, really legitimate sad people asking for help. So I had to learn what the hotline was for the New York City for helps and work and things to get people aid. And I reply kindly to those people. But in general, some of these people are just lunatics. And in the beginning, I just delete them or I tell them to go to hell, whatever. But then after a while, I started putting it on Facebook. So my friends, they've been entertained by this for literally for the past 12 years. And I take the screenshots just like, what I said to you, and I put it on Facebook. And, you know, people get a great kick out of these people, you know, because sometimes I can keep them going for a while, I think eventually, you know, if there's back and forth the way most of it was through emails and through Facebook messenger, as if the mayor would answer them through Facebook Messenger. You know, that's. That's the best part. So I have. I have a whole bunch of these back and forths, and people get crazy. I mean, people just like, you know, they. You know, and people would call up and say, you know, why did you open the schools today? There's too much snow on the ground. You know me, I'd be like, so what happens if you just answer them like a jerk right away? Then they disappear. So I'd like to entertain my friends and entertain myself. So I kind of answer them very seriously, like, oh, what do you think I should have done? You know, help me out here? You know, I'm just mayor for a few months. Like, this is my first winter. And they would answer and, like, give me all these details, these bullet points on what I should be doing. And so what I realized was I would start answering them back seriously, but then throw in, like, a little tiny bit of crazy, you know, at the end, like, in the email, just, you know, just to kind of warm in.

Damon (12:55)

So your email. So your email back to the times you actually. And I don't know if you actually legitimately did this as Bill de Blasio. Just a guy who's looking at this guy's policies. Yeah, you say, yeah, these policies really don't add up. I'm looking at what's here. What's here. And you. So you send an email back with, with the work that you do to look at, to kind of answer the guy's questions, right? And he says, thank you very much for getting back to me. I wonder if it'd be possible to use your comments in paragraphs 2 and 3 for the article. And you say, yes, absolutely, have great day. And you're thinking to yourself, well, I.

Bill de Blasio (real) (13:25)

Mean, I never thought it would make it, you know, make it to print or, you know, be posted, you know, published online.

Damon (13:29)

And then a couple days later, the L. A Times prints an article, right, with your quotes directly in it as Bill de Blasio.

Bill de Blasio (real) (13:36)

Right? It was, it was up and down so fast. I think it was, it was about two hours before somehow Mayor de Blasio found out about it and demanded they take it down. And that was, you know, that was, that. So I didn't even see it. I didn't even see it. You know, it was down so fast. But obviously people have screenshotted it, you know, for the archives, and I've seen it. And it was, you know, so what happened was I like, as a joke, I'm like, okay, I took exactly what Mayor de Blasio said and I said the complete opposite. And then, you know, my friend Johnny B. And we ran it through ChatGPT and, you know, it came out and looked pretty professional looking. But then at the end I threw in like, again, like a little bit of crazy, like I said. And if you have any questions, consult my aides. And I listed, you know, a couple of buddies of mine.

Damon (14:18)

So, you know, we only got 30 seconds. But so, so then you got invited on CNN with Bill de Blasio, the real, well, the mayor, the communist.

Bill de Blasio (real) (14:28)

He was very gracious. He was, he was a good sport about it. He said I was better looking. So, I mean, yeah, you know, it was pretty, it was pretty wild, you know.

Damon (14:34)

Well, I mean, that's, that's an amazing story and we appreciate coming down and telling us that. Bill de Blasio live from Studio 6B on a FL Friday night. Consult my friends. All right, we're back. News, sports. We'll get it kicked off right after this. Thanks, guys. Hi.

Kevin Downey Jr. (14:54)

Kim Thompson.

Aaron (15:36)

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Damon (16:36)

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Gina (17:36)

Our guest tonight is Gina who was on last year's Odds Makers twice. She was good enough to make it back to the playoffs and she's making it back a third time tonight.

Damon (17:44)

All right, very good. So we'll get to that at 9:30. So lots to do. Let's jump right into it. Let's start with sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow there our code will give you a great savings at checkout. Sometimes up to 50, 60% off whatever you put in your cart. Slick Scott, Sports. What's going on, Slickster?

Slick Rick (18:02)

I think the NHL, let's get right to it. The Rangers and Red wings tied at 1 in Detroit. Kevin's on top of that game. 16 to go in the second period, 15 to go in the second. Wild over the Islanders 2 to 1 at E.U. bailey Score arena tonight. Flames and Blackhawks coming up at 9 o'. Clock. Jets and Sharks 10 o', clock puck drop. Let's recap that Thursday Night Football. Now we have Gina. And I know Gina was a Denver or is a Denver Bronco fan and they gave us no help last night. One of the worst games we've had all year was that Thursday Night football where Denver only mustered up 10 points against really a floundering Raiders team there winning 10 to 7. And Aaron and I came in with a loss on oddsmakers because we laid nine and a half. We laid a lot of chalk. So that cost us last night. And I tell you, I'm really disappointed. So when Gina comes on odds makers, I'm going to have a bone to pick with her.

Damon (18:45)

Well, just, I mean, it's not her fault. You just relax.

Slick Rick (18:49)

Well, she's a Denver fan. Come on, they were home. They were hosting Empower Field. They didn't empower anything for me.

Damon (18:54)

Well, yeah, you made the pick.

Slick Rick (18:56)

Oh, I know, I know. Anyway, well, speaking of football, let's stay right on it and Detroit as well. Kevin Trump to attend commander's game against Lions to honor military veterans this is Ryan Murick of Fox News. President Donald Trump will attend Sunday's game between the Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions at Northwest Field in Landover, Maryland. I hope the president doesn't show up and say I went to the Redskins game because he just might say that the commanders, of course, they changed their name from the Redskins a couple of years ago. Trump will be in attendance to celebrate the veteran commemoration at halftime of the game, joining Commander's owner Josh Harris, also owns the Sixes, does a lousy job with them in the owner's suite. Pat McAfee first announced the news citing sources. The Trump administration later confirmed the news by sharing McAfee's report on social media. Big day. This will mark the first NFL game Trump has attended this season. He was at Super Bowl L won by the Philadelphia Eagles over the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans. So pretty cool, right? President coming out to honor the military. This is a big weekend. Obviously. Veterans Day is on Tuesday and a lot of the NFL teams will be in there commander gear and you know, their different, you know, combat look there. So good stuff. And that'll be fun to see the president out there, Big D. And that's a rapid sports for you.

Damon (20:04)

All right. Very good, Slick. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop in mypillow. They sponsor sports. Let's get right into the headlines and get into some news because there's a lot of them. Rick Delgado's got them. Delgado, what's going on?

Rick Delgado (20:15)

All right, Damon. Well, like you said, there are a bunch of things going on. A lot of breaking news as well, just before showtime. It all has to do with. With, of course, what is going down when it comes to the DOJ prepping subpoenas into the investigation of one, one of our favorites, John Brennan, former CIA director for President Barack Obama. The Department of Justice preparing to issue a series of grand jury subpoenas as part of the South Florida base investigation into the CIA. Former CIA director John Brennan couldn't happen to an ice of dirt bag. And the probes by the CIA and FBI into the Russian interference into the 2016 election. This coming from MSNBC. Even they can't spin this. They have to write it just the way it is because that's what's going on Also. What broke. I don't know if you saw this. This was just breaking as well. Out of Florida Federal grand jury has now subpoenaed not only former CIA director John Brennan, so they were readying the subpoenas earlier, but they've also got subpoenas out for FBI, former FBI officials Peter Strock and Lisa Page. You remember those two, right?

Paul Nolan (21:28)

Bombs away.

Rick Delgado (21:29)

The two lovers in the FBI who exchanged more than just memos. Sources say. Yeah, sources say as many as 30. 30 subpoenas related to the federal Russia gay probe could be issued in the next couple of days. Yeah, I'm with you, Katie.

Paul Nolan (21:49)

Lock up somebody. Yeah, lock up one person.

Rick Delgado (21:52)

Right, exactly. Because this is, this is, this is all just. It's been going on far too long, far too many people. And again, we know how this happens, right? They all get in there. They protect because they got it. Somebody brought them in, so they got to protect, protect, protect. You keep what you got, and we'll keep pushing you forward up the line. You'll get promotions, you'll get a. You get a nice fat, you know, pension. Plus then you go work in the private sector and collect millions. That's how the. That's how the scam works, right?

Paul Nolan (22:19)

Katie J. How bad does Cash Patel need a win right now?

Damon (22:23)

Oh, yeah.

Paul Nolan (22:24)

I mean, the stuff with the plane and his girlfriend being in the page. He's got to, like, he needs a win. God, he needs a win.

Rick Delgado (22:32)

Yeah. The White House spokesperson confirmed the existence of the grand jury investigation last August. And Attorney General Pam Bondi ordered the probe based on a criminal referral from the dni, Tulsi Gabbard. So let's see what happens as these things go out over the Next few days, we'll see who else is attached, what other big names they hopefully will be able to drag in. So that's a bit of good news. And I know we're always, we're always like, okay, they talk about it, but we never see anybody punished. We never see anybody arrested. We don't see the 3am raid, we don't see the perp walks. Well, hopefully some of that will happen now. Speaking of which, and Damon, this is something we were trying to cover last night. We didn't get to it. But with the more than two dozen Russia related subpoenas that have just been sent out, just the news, John Solomon has learned, well, he actually has an opinion basically. And you know, you know things are going bad for you when John Solomon is finally bringing it out and he's going after Pam Bondi. Check this out. Per John Solomon, Bondi's big announcement yesterday, this was from Wednesday that President Trump's phone records being turned over to Jack Smith was actually a story they had back in April. Here he is talking about a cut. Number two, here's John Solomon from just the news cut to check this out.

Bill de Blasio (real) (23:48)

And yesterday, to give you a sense of where our attorney general is, she did an Epstein documents 2.0 on all of us. She did it. She put out this tweet, got a lot of, lot of traffic. Great Fox News story. Oh my God, guess what I discovered. I discovered that Joe Biden gave up Donald Trump's phone and Mike Pence's phone to Jack Smith. That's great, Madam Attorney General, except that.

Damon (24:09)

Story came out in April. She wasn't even aware that that was.

Bill de Blasio (real) (24:13)

A, wasn't a new development, but an old development that had been discussed by Senators Grassley and Johnson for months. If you want to fix the pertwalk.

Damon (24:21)

Problem, if you want to fix the.

Bill de Blasio (real) (24:24)

Opportunity to bring accountability, cash Patel has the evidence. The prosecutors, with the exception of Halligan.

Damon (24:30)

Are lagging far behind the evidence.

Bill de Blasio (real) (24:33)

And that sand clock is ticking down not only on, not only on statute of limitations, but on the time that occurs in between elections, 26 elections already underway. We're missing really valuable time to educate the public. The American people are missing valuable time.

Damon (24:49)

I don't think DOJ is getting there.

Bill de Blasio (real) (24:50)

When you see that there was a six month delay in this document, when.

Damon (24:53)

You see the attorney general presenting something.

Bill de Blasio (real) (24:55)

New that is old, she's so far behind the facts. I'm really worried that Donald Trump doesn't have the team that can bring accountability, the Justice Department, that's just my reporting and by the way, that's what many Justice Department and members of Congress have been saying to me privately over the last three weeks, four weeks.

Rick Delgado (25:12)

Yeah. So there you have it from basically an unimpeachable source, John Solomon. And it just makes me wonder now that we see these subpoenas flying out today, you know, these 30 subpoenas, is that her way of responding to say get the news off of me because he just pointed the spotlight at her. I don't know. Begs the question, though.

Damon (25:30)

Well, see, I mean, I disagree a little bit with Paul on who needs to win. I think it's the DOJ that needs to win. More like meaning Bondi, not Patel. I think the FBI and some of the things they've uncovered, some of the attacks they've stopped, some of the things they've done, I don't know necessarily if someone needs a win, I guess, quote unquote, if you're going to say it that way, I would put it more on bonding than I would on cash Patel right now. But you know, 30 subpoenas. John Solomon, I think reported at some point he thought there may be 100, 150 of them by the end of the year. Wow. So they're certainly in a full court press here to obviously get to the bottom of of all of these people from now we know why. Brendan, by the way, do you see the tape of Brennan at that hearing? Yeah. That guy shows up and then backstage. Well, I think we kind of know now he's a little angry. Why he was in the state he was in now that's pretty clear. All right, live from Studio 6P. We'll do more news when we get back right after this. A Friday night from the America First Warehouse.

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Damon (28:08)

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Kevin Downey Jr. (28:48)

Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to live from Studio 6B here at the most patriotic venue in the world, the America first warehouse. Let's hear from the America first warehouse and show the boss Joe the box, ladies and gentlemen. All right, so folks, we've got Patriot Pam with us. Let's hear from Patriot Pam as well. Patriot Pam, why don't you tell everyone where you came from?

Damon (29:15)

Okay, so I originally was born in Queens, New York, from Jamaica, New York, Queens. But I end up in Maryland and now in Texas. So actually from Texas, I watch you guys every night from Texas on Pluto tv. Love, Rob. Absolutely fantastic. The reason I'm here is my family's here from New York. I came to visit. My husband unfortunately passed away, sir, three months ago from brain cancer. He. He loved you guys. Loved you guys. Like I told Slick Rick, I'm like, we bought his calendar three years ago, a couple years ago and gave it to my niece. It was awesome. So they surprised me and brought me here tonight. And it's an honor to meet you all and be here. I'm a great again patriot. My husband was retired Navy. I have a daughter in the Navy. My father was in the Navy. So we all come from a very good veteran background, brother in law. So being here was very overwhelming and I really appreciate all the welcomeness and it's fantastic. And I am have to say on the side note, I'm really sorry for New York right now. So we are praying for you all. I'm also praying for my daughter who lives in Virginia because she's not having.

Rick Delgado (30:21)

A great time either.

Damon (30:22)

But we're going to get there. I'm going to fight for you all and thank you. I'm glad to be here tonight. Yeah, yeah.

Slick Rick (30:28)

God bless you.

Damon (30:30)

Thank you. Sorry for your loss.

Kevin Downey Jr. (30:31)

Hey, Jim, Pam from Texas. Pam, can you look at that camera and say, back to you, Big D.

Slick Rick (30:37)

Back to you, Big D. Yeah, very good.

Damon (30:40)

Thank you, Pam.

Slick Rick (30:41)

Awesome.

Damon (30:42)

We are so sorry for your loss. What a sweetheart. All the way from Texas.

Kevin Downey Jr. (30:47)

Wow.

Damon (30:48)

So just fantastic stuff. KDJ, of course, live from Studio 6B on a Friday night at the America First Warehouse, where we love to be on Friday nights. Slick's gonna do some sports. Odds makers coming up at 9:30. KDJ, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan all have the news. And speaking of that, actually, before we get to that, well, let's do our episode today of. Well, Trump took questions in the. The what is, I guess where was he of his cabinet meetings? In the East Room or something? No.

Rick Delgado (31:18)

Yeah, that place.

Damon (31:19)

Yeah, wherever he has them. He talked about ending the filibuster. That's a hot topic right now. End the filibuster, put everybody back to work. Trump takes questions from the Oval Office. That is this edition of Diaper Diplomacy. Roll it. Aaron, do you think it's time for.

Rick Delgado (31:43)

Republicans in Congress to change their negotiating position at all?

Bill de Blasio (real) (31:47)

In what way?

Rick Delgado (31:48)

To start making concessions to Democrats?

Paul Nolan (31:51)

Well, I think it's time for them to end the filibuster and just put.

Damon (31:54)

Everybody back to work.

Paul Nolan (31:56)

Vote in, voter id, vote in. And no mail in voting except for military, far away military and people that are very sick. No, I'd like to see one day voting. I'd like to see not 65 days.

Slick Rick (32:11)

Of voting from all over the place.

Paul Nolan (32:14)

I'd like to clean up the elections. The border. We've done a great job. We have a great strong border now. I'd like to see new rules on.

Slick Rick (32:22)

Immigration that could be fair and good.

Paul Nolan (32:24)

You know, but the rules that you'll never get, the rules that they're never going to get. There's so many things we could put in, including tax cuts that we could.

Damon (32:31)

Get and we could do it all ourselves.

Paul Nolan (32:34)

But to do that, you have to end the filibuster. The filibuster is.

Damon (32:38)

And they'll do it, too. They'll immediately do it.

Paul Nolan (32:40)

You know, they're gonna, what they're gonna do is, what the Democrats will do.

Slick Rick (32:43)

Is they're gonna make Puerto Rico a state. They're gonna make D.C. a state.

Paul Nolan (32:48)

They're going to pack the court.

Damon (32:52)

They're gonna end up with more electoral votes. They're gonna end up with four senators.

Paul Nolan (32:56)

Because they're for the two states. And they're gonna do this 100%.

Slick Rick (33:01)

They would have done it except Manchin.

Paul Nolan (33:03)

And Cinema got in their way.

Damon (33:05)

They would have done it.

Paul Nolan (33:06)

So if they're going to do it.

Damon (33:07)

I would do it. I would do it before them.

Kevin Downey Jr. (33:09)

And you think.

Paul Nolan (33:12)

Israel, Israel attacked first. That attack was Very, very powerful. I was very much in charge of that when Israel attacked Iran first.

Damon (33:25)

That was a great day for Israel.

Paul Nolan (33:27)

Because that attack did more damage than.

Slick Rick (33:29)

The rest of them put together.

Paul Nolan (33:31)

What I'd like to see is.

Damon (33:32)

I'd like to see voter id. I'd like to. Who wouldn't approve voter id? The Democrats. Why wouldn't they approve it? Because they cheat.

Paul Nolan (33:39)

There's only one reason not. We don't have voter identification, and we should have it. If we got rid of the filibuster in one day, you'd have voter identification. The only reason they don't want it is because they cheat.

Damon (33:54)

All right, There you go. Oh, man.

Kevin Downey Jr. (33:59)

I'm always. I'm always waiting for the baby Mitch McConnell to wet himself.

Damon (34:06)

The baby Mitch is pretty good. Yeah, it is. Yeah.

Rick Delgado (34:09)

I think the. The baby Ayatollah is the one that wet himself.

Damon (34:12)

Yeah.

Rick Delgado (34:12)

As soon as he saw the plane coming.

Damon (34:14)

There you go. Our friend. Diaper diploma. Diaper diplomacy. If you're not following him on X at. Diaper diplomacy does great work, and it's nice of them. Let us use those. So we love them. So. All right, let's do some news. Rick and KDJ both sent this story in. I don't know which one of you wants to cover it, but it's a big story. Baker, of course. Who? Now we know why the Biden administration went after him to. And arrested him. Yeah. And I think we have a pretty good idea why. As he gets closer and closer and closer to pulling the. Well, kind of pulling the yarn piece by piece until the one that, like, lets it all cave. And he was getting closer. And now we know. What's the story.

Rick Delgado (34:51)

It's basically pulling the thread of this whole January 6th pipe bomb story. A story that kind of was a small, big deal, but it was overshadowed. And basically the media and law enforcement just try to push this to the side. Hopefully, people forgot about it. They didn't want to know about it. One guy that did not let this go was Dan Bongino way, way back. Basically, when this thing happened, he thought it was an inside job, he speculated. And now it seems like he could have been right. As Stephen Baker is revealing to Glenn Beck, this all broke, and David mentioned it, that Stephen Baker was arrested for looking into this story. Well, now that he's out, he's continued doing the investigative work on this story. According to him and Joseph Hanneman, they've spent years working to identify the mass individual who placed pipe bombs near the headquarters of the RNC. And DNC on January 5th. So they would be found on January 6th. Now, the speculation is that this was a, this was the plan. If something didn't happen at the Capitol, the Capitol happened. It was, okay, let's cover up the, the pipe bomb story. Baker, whom the Biden FBI arrested over his January 6 reporting, revealed to the Blaze co founder Glenn Beck just on Wednesday that they finally looked into the suspect and they pretty much figured out who this person was. Kevin, anything else you wanted to add on this before we get to the first cut?

Kevin Downey Jr. (36:22)

Yeah, I'd love to. And this is about the cut. Thank you, Rick. Here's what's going on. The same. The same. Mr. Baker. He had an article before this where he mentioned that in the video we're about to see, I assume this one, they reduced the frame rate so that it was. It would become very difficult to do a forensic analysis on what they call gait analysis. The way someone walks. You can watch someone walk and the gait analysis can help you figure out who that is.

Damon (36:48)

Is.

Kevin Downey Jr. (36:48)

It's not as close as a fingerprint, but it will help. So someone went in and they fiddled with that so that they couldn't do that at all. But now that they've re. They've gotten it back where they want it, it was the gate analysis that led them to this person and taken away. Mr. Delgado.

Paul Nolan (37:05)

Yeah, just let me say that that's what I was going to get to before the. This is the win that Cash Patel is going to need because they're going to let him announce this, that he broke this story. This is going to be his story because he is in the doghouse with the public. So that's where I was going with it before we were talking, but.

Damon (37:21)

Right.

Paul Nolan (37:22)

You got chipped.

Rick Delgado (37:22)

Yeah. And you could actually see once this comes out, Dan Bongino might step away from his job at this point because he said going in this was going to be his top priority going in. So here's cut number three. Here's Baker and Glenn Beck talking about basically what they found and pulling on that thread. Cut number three, check this out.

Paul Nolan (37:42)

Pulling these threads for years, and I.

Damon (37:44)

Pulled one last Wednesday, a week, two weeks ago today. And when I pulled this thread.

Bill de Blasio (real) (37:52)

I.

Damon (37:53)

Was so shocked by what I saw, I immediately took it to a source in one of the most important, highest level investigative federal agencies in the country. I immediately took it to our sources there and I said, you have to see this. After they looked at it for about two hours, the response that I got back was, holy F. And then the follow up response was, she's one of us. Yeah.

Rick Delgado (38:28)

So that was. That was a part of the. It was a much longer interview, of course, but he's getting to the point where they discovered who this person was. And it's basically. I don't know if you've got the picture there. You want to throw this up, Aaron, but this is the picture of Shawnee Kerkhoff.

Damon (38:47)

Okay.

Rick Delgado (38:48)

Shawnee Kirchhoff has been named as the Capitol Police officer. That is that person who planted these bombs. And here is cut number four. You know, when Kevin's talking about the gait analysis, this is what he's talking about and how they identify our Kate. Cut number four. Check this part out.

Damon (39:05)

What's your confidence level in this story?

Bill de Blasio (real) (39:07)

I can.

Damon (39:08)

I can give you forensic estimates. I will tell you that from gait analysis, that's the analysis of the hooded bomber on the evening of November 5th.

Paul Nolan (39:23)

Compared to the gate analysis of this.

Damon (39:26)

Individual in private life and at work, that the actual software hit at a 94% accuracy, then human analysis from the experts in intelligence is much higher. They looked at it and went, my God, that's it. You've got it. And put things in motion as a result of that.

Rick Delgado (39:52)

Yeah. And the things that he's talking about going into motion, Damon, and I don't know if you've heard this, Kevin, is that they are basically Cash Patel and anybody who's investigating this on the FBI side, they are locking down everything to make sure that this is as clean as possible. According to Steve Baker and his sources.

Damon (40:11)

Here's Mr. Baker's X that he put out. I guess this was yesterday. At what time was this? Well, it doesn't matter. He put this out yesterday. He says update. This is after the interview with Glenn Beck that I know for sure. After an abundance of counsel from trusted parties within and outside the government, we've hit the pause button so that those interested parties can have some more time to look at the J6 pipe Palmer evidence. There are things they need to do internally. This is a real story. When it breaks, it's going to be a huge story. There are a lot of moving parts, but we need to give them time to do what they need to do. And I know everyone is waiting. Believe me. Tensions are running hot. There have been a lot of sleepless nights last two weeks, but this is a game changer and we don't want to do anything to jeopardize that right now. I was up at 3:30am preparing the video clips for release. On Glenn's program. Contrary to what so many ex complainers will say, this is not a hype stunt for views and clicks. And no, the government didn't silence us. Glenn and I both were pretty amped up to put this all out this morning. We both are very disappointed when the decision to postpone was made. The government's investigation into the J6 pipe bombs was going nowhere just two weeks ago. Today, I can tell you that has all changed. A bunch of people got pretty spun up yesterday. Hang tight. It's all coming. And this is, this is the picture.

Paul Nolan (41:36)

Yeah.

Damon (41:36)

That he included with that.

Rick Delgado (41:39)

Yeah. And they've got a whole, a whole video of tracking her where she. And you see her placing the box.

Kevin Downey Jr. (41:46)

And they have her name, allegedly. Damn it, I, I, I had 100 bucks. It was Hillary.

Damon (41:52)

All right, live from Studio 6P on a Friday night. We're back, right, Sam?

Kevin Downey Jr. (42:49)

We're back, baby.

Damon (42:51)

We're back.

Kevin Downey Jr. (42:52)

This time it's personal, ladies and gentlemen. We got Patriot Ron with us. Let's hear for Patriot Rodney. Now, Ron, you said something to me earlier. What's that radio show you listen to every morning? Katie J Show.

Bill de Blasio (real) (43:09)

Whoa.

Kevin Downey Jr. (43:11)

I have a radio show? Did you? I do. I do have a radio show. Thank you for listening. Now, Patriot Ron, what is the best thing Trump has done for you this week?

Rick Delgado (43:22)

Well, I can say that Trump is just, he's America first, and to me.

Damon (43:29)

That means a lot.

Rick Delgado (43:30)

He cares about the people. You can see through everything he's doing. And I don't understand how the other.

Slick Rick (43:38)

People in this country that don't agree.

Rick Delgado (43:40)

With what he's doing don't see it. It just confusing to me.

Kevin Downey Jr. (43:44)

It steams my clams that he was able to get 2 million people to leave. I think a million and a half walked out on their own. And he arrested and they chucked out another 500,000, maybe just a little over 2 million. I think that's the greatest thing in the world. But when I say that, they call me all sorts of names.

Damon (44:00)

What do you think?

Kevin Downey Jr. (44:01)

2 million out. Not bad for less than a year, right?

Rick Delgado (44:03)

Absolutely. And I will tell you one thing.

Slick Rick (44:04)

My family came over legally through Ellis Island.

Rick Delgado (44:08)

My last name was changed from Insulata to Linsalata, and we're from Italy, obviously. And, you know, we all came over and made a new life here, and I'd like to see that for everyone, you know, So I think the people that come across the wrong way, it's, it's, it's not appropriate.

Kevin Downey Jr. (44:27)

I got one word for them, you.

Paul Nolan (44:28)

Know, what it is.

Kevin Downey Jr. (44:29)

Adios. Let's hear from Patriot Ron. Thank you for stepping up, my friend. Back to you, Big D. All right.

Damon (44:37)

KDJ.

Rick Delgado (44:40)

Sound like.

Damon (44:40)

Sound like Ron had to think about what his favorite radio.

Rick Delgado (44:43)

Yeah. In the morning he didn't even get the name right. He just got the initials.

Bill de Blasio (real) (44:46)

Yeah.

Kevin Downey Jr. (44:47)

And then he.

Damon (44:47)

And then you forced him into making a hostage tape. That's what it sounded like to me.

Bill de Blasio (real) (44:51)

He.

Kevin Downey Jr. (44:52)

He was all. He was over there. I listen to you every day.

Paul Nolan (44:55)

I thought I saw the guy blinking sos.

Damon (44:58)

Yeah, please save me. Yeah, exactly. So. All right. Live from Studio 6P at the America first warehouse on a Friday night where we love to be on Friday nights. Joe the Box and his whole staff, of course. Always so welcoming to have us here. Slick's doing Sports. Kevin Downey Jr. Paul Nolan, Rick Delgado are going to cover the news. We got an odds makers coming up at 9:30. We'll pick all your games against the Las Vegas spread, Red college and pro football. So that's coming up. We have a guest joining us of course from the great live from Studio 6B. Audience. Follow us on all our social media at LFS6B pretty much everywhere. All social media except for Instagram, LFS6B show there at Instagram on of course, real AM voice for real America's Voice. Let's do some news with Paul Nolan. And Mr. Nolan, I see your news has the word. Well, bitcoin in it. And what's interesting about bitcoin, Bitcoin is that today the breaking news out of the mayor elect of New York City is that New York City Mayor elect Zoran Mandani plans to impose a mandatory tax on all bitcoin transactions in New York. That broke about 22 minutes ago.

Paul Nolan (46:06)

He's off to a good start, isn't.

Damon (46:08)

Oh yeah.

Slick Rick (46:08)

Making friends.

Damon (46:10)

I think he's going to do everything that we expect him to do.

Bill de Blasio (real) (46:13)

Yep.

Damon (46:13)

So what's, what's.

Paul Nolan (46:14)

You might as well just say I hate whitey.

Damon (46:16)

Well, that's his, the only, the only demographic group he didn't address in his victory speech. By the way, was anybody of anybody with white skin in New York City.

Paul Nolan (46:27)

And white women got him elected?

Damon (46:30)

Well, yeah. College educated. Yes. Yeah, unfortunately that's. That's what got educated.

Slick Rick (46:35)

The universities indoctrinated.

Damon (46:37)

Indoctrinated. Well, you know, people act like he's got this big. There's eight and a half million people live in New York City got a million votes. There's no, there's no overwhelming election there mandate for him in New York City, the million. You got a million, whatever it was, a million two. There's eight and a half million people who work there, who live there. Yeah, there's no big mandate for, for this Islamist jihadists to come in there and throw all the prayer mats out in front of the Broadway shows. I mean, give me a break.

Paul Nolan (47:10)

Well, let's hope we don't turn into London. You know, people will walk around with water pistols with pig fat in it. So I don't know, I just. This is big news to me. The Fed, the Federal Reserve quietly signaling trouble ahead. Powell injects $29.4 billion into the banking system which is the biggest repo operation since 2020. Covid and the US bank reserves crashed down to 2.8 trillion which its lowest total in and God knows how long. So the Federal Reserve injected this essentially liquidity and cash into the markets because there simply isn't enough cash in the banks as we speak. So it provides them with immediate liquidity to avoid tensions in the financial system like an express loan that they'll repay down the road. This surpasses peaks from the dot com bubble because the current market is larger and more volatile. But it's not a total panic. What we're seeing here is the Fed is in a panic mode. The injection really signals a deepening strain on the short term funding in the US markets with the reserves plunging to really frightening low levels. The Decline reached nearly 102 billion in recent weeks. So this is what I think when you see gold and we have gold people in the house, you know, $4,000 and when you look at the fact that at these ETFs and some of the banks, how they kind of manipulate the market unto itself, we have to see a massive breakout in gold. And when we see that, we all know the US dollar is dead and we all know that this whole thing we're watching, everything we see on the ground is all just like a shell game for the big macro game that's going on. And there's a giant currency war we're involved in. US has to remain the world reserve currency. And we just got to hope that Trump is doing what I think he's doing, creating a parallel economy. And I really believe that he is going to break us away from the Fed somewhere along the way. And all these steps I see him make and I can really see us, you know, finally, you know, not being under the thumb of the, of the central bank. So I, I just think there's a bigger story, but I don't want to, you know, I know they, you kind of follow this sort of thing so.

Damon (49:17)

Well, blockchain.com came out today on X to talk about this and they said when people look at this, the Fed pumps 29 billion, they're screaming that QE is back quantitative easing. And they say that's not, not really the case. This was a repo, a short term liquidity bridge, not a stimulus program. A repo, the Fed lands, lends cash overnight to the banks or dealers taking Treasuries back as collateral. Next day the bank buys them back plus a little interest. The goal here is to prevent funding markets from seizing up, not to stimulate the markets. Why does this matter? When banks are short on cash, they normally borrow from each other. When the reserves get too low, even overnight markets can freeze. Instead of letting rates spike or banks dump Treasuries at fire sale prices, the Fed steps in with repos to kind of plug the hole. But yes, this 29.4 billion injection tells us something important and that is that liquidity is getting tight. And if you heard the President today, the President mentioned this in his cabinet meeting, he said we need the US to stay liquid because if it doesn't stay liquid, bad things can happen. And that, and that's to the point of what's going on here. Reserves are falling, Q T is biting and it's hurting. Last time something like this happened, September of 2019, the repo market blew up. Fed had a pivot. It months later, QE return. So are we in that situation? We're not sure yet. But that's really what I think this, this is, this is.

Paul Nolan (50:49)

Yeah, to me it's a temporary fix on a long term problem. I mean this is the try to avoid run on the bank. And you know, I just see a lot of the liquidity ended up sliding into the gold market, silver market, other commodity baskets, including Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Rick Delgado (51:05)

So yeah, I was going to ask David, what do you think this, this forecast for the crypto?

Damon (51:12)

This.

Rick Delgado (51:13)

Yeah.

Damon (51:13)

Specifically. Nothing.

Rick Delgado (51:14)

Nothing. No, nothing to worry about.

Damon (51:16)

I think crypto doesn't turn around until QE is officially back. And I don't see that happening till minimum next year. I mean if we head into recession, I think it'll be then, I mean, and people call recession. Well, if you listen to the Treasury Secretary Scott Besson yesterday, he said there's already three or four sectors that are in recession.

Bill de Blasio (real) (51:35)

Yeah.

Damon (51:35)

So they're not, they're not hiding from it. It's whether the, it's whether the whole, the whole economy slips into it, we'll have to wait and see. But things are tight and the pressure is being felt. There's no doubt about that. All right, live from Studio 6B. Quick hour one, hour two. When we get back, live from the America first warehouse right after this. It's.

Paul Nolan (52:57)

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

Damon (53:07)

All right. Hour two live from Studio 6B at the America first warehouse on a Friday night. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do some sports here in a second. Rick Delgado, Kevin Downing Jr. Paul Nolan. Got the news, lots to do. An hour two new sports odds makers at 9:30. A busy hour, two on a Friday night. Thanks for being a part of the show. We all always appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekdays 8 to 10, Monday through Friday right here on Real America's Voice. And of course, 139 LI News Radio. Speaking of LI News Radio, the host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show is Kevin Downey Jr. You can hear him 9 to 11am Each and every weekday morning on 1039 LI News Radio. Right now. He's got another great patriot here at the America first warehouse. Kdj, who you got?

Kevin Downey Jr. (53:52)

Thanks, Big D. We've got Patriot Richard all the way in from Montana.

Damon (53:57)

Oh, yeah.

Kevin Downey Jr. (54:01)

Patriot Richard. Thanks so much for making the trip. What's on your mind today?

Slick Rick (54:07)

Northwest Montana by Glacier National Park.

Damon (54:09)

I sit on my couch. I watch you live every single night. You're my heroes. I came here tonight with 10 of my friends sitting over here. I love the United States of America. Donald J. Trump is the greatest. I'm ultra maga and I have a gift, gift for you. I am a co founder of a great company called Sound Money.

Paul Nolan (54:29)

And one of the parts of the.

Damon (54:32)

Company has a company called my mint.

Paul Nolan (54:35)

And so I'm going to give this to you, Kevin.

Damon (54:38)

This is one ounce of silver. So the meltdown price today, you know.

Paul Nolan (54:43)

Is close to $50.

Damon (54:44)

Wow.

Paul Nolan (54:45)

And it's got you and the team.

Damon (54:47)

If you like it, I'll bring back one for each of you.

Kevin Downey Jr. (54:50)

No, we're good with mine mind.

Slick Rick (54:54)

He's got a radio show.

Damon (54:55)

Richard, thank you so much. Wow.

Kevin Downey Jr. (54:59)

I'm gonna pass it. Well, I'm gonna, I'm gonna show it to you guys. I'm not gonna pass it around because it'll disappear.

Damon (55:04)

Yeah.

Slick Rick (55:05)

As I win tails.

Damon (55:06)

You lose a lot about precious metals. Hold your hand out. This is, this. I'm a gold book.

Rick Delgado (55:13)

Oh, he's dropped this guy's dropping gold.

Kevin Downey Jr. (55:15)

I quit. I can afford to quit.

Damon (55:18)

I bought these gold coins. 50American Eagle, one 10 ounce gold coins. I bought them in the 90s. I bought this for $30 a coin.

Slick Rick (55:27)

50 of them.

Damon (55:28)

1500 today.

Kevin Downey Jr. (55:30)

This is over 20.

Damon (55:33)

Over $25,000. So it went from 1,500 to 25,000. How many would agree with me that.

Kevin Downey Jr. (55:40)

Gold'S a good thing?

Rick Delgado (55:41)

Oh, yeah.

Kevin Downey Jr. (55:43)

Hold on, let me grab these. Patriot Rich cleared all the way from Montana, and he's got gold in his pocket and he's parked way over there. Richard, thank you so much, my patriotic friend. Back to you, big dude.

Bill de Blasio (real) (55:58)

All right.

Gina (56:01)

Man.

Rick Delgado (56:01)

Who needs Philip Patrick?

Damon (56:03)

Well, we love Philip Patrick. We love Philip Patrick and Birch Gold.

Rick Delgado (56:08)

Oh, yeah.

Slick Rick (56:09)

Sound like the blues.

Rick Delgado (56:10)

But now we love. Now we love this guy and his goal.

Slick Rick (56:12)

Yeah, from Montana.

Damon (56:14)

Yes.

Slick Rick (56:14)

Montana gold.

Damon (56:15)

Delgado, you distract them. I'll get him. All right.

Rick Delgado (56:19)

He don't look like he can outrun me. But he can outrun you.

Paul Nolan (56:22)

I don't think he can outrun his 45, though.

Damon (56:26)

Yeah, that's true. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Friday night at the America first warehouse. Let's do the craziest. The. The. The craziest. The shortest crazy town we've ever done. But it is. It is crazy town. I saw this today, and even though it's about eight seconds, I absolutely laughed out loud at this level of delusion. Crazy town. Roll it, Aaron. Listen up.

Bill de Blasio (real) (56:56)

The best way to oppose fake news.

Damon (56:58)

Is for people to watch outlets like msnbc, where you report real news all the time.

Slick Rick (57:09)

Okay, Right on point.

Damon (57:10)

Sure, sure, Ted.

Rick Delgado (57:12)

Lou, that's coming from Ted Liu.

Damon (57:14)

The only way to. Is to watch msnbc, where you report real news all the time.

Rick Delgado (57:20)

All the time.

Damon (57:20)

Okay.

Rick Delgado (57:21)

Not just sometimes. Yeah, all the time.

Gina (57:23)

Oh, boy.

Damon (57:23)

All right, let's do some news. Schumer. The Dems unveil altern alternative shutdown plan. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on?

Rick Delgado (57:34)

Yeah, this. This story broke today. And again, you. What is it the 38th day? We are now in the shutdown as Chuck Schmucky Schumer and his Democratic friends over there unveil an alternative shutdown plan. And get this. They're asking for a one year extension to their Obamacare subsidies. Of course they are, because they always want to spend your money. Senate Democrats unveiled their alternative plan to reopen the government that would see an extension of the expiring Obamacare credit for one year, according to Chuck Schumer, the Democrat out of New York There he is. Schmucke announced the plan in dramatic fashion on the Senate floor. You had to watch him do it. I didn't grab the clip, but he was just fumbling around with these papers, trying to figure out where he was supposed to read from. Basically happening on the Senate floor this afternoon. Schumer argued that after the 14 failed votes that he led on the floor, he wants a continuing resolution. And it's clear we need to try something different. He said he offered to attach. He offered. It's an offer, Damon, to attach a one year extension to the expiring Obamacare subsidies that we don't want to pay for. To create a bipartisan committee. Oh. Because we love committees that could negotiate further on how to deal with the subsidies after the government reopened. A clear Nod to the GOP's position that negotiations won't happen until the government is open. So there you have. Looks like there's some talking going on behind the scenes about trying to get this through. Democrats, according to Schumer, are ready to clear the way quickly to pass a government funding bill that includes health care affordability. Because it's all about affordable. What they want in their health care affordability push.

Damon (59:24)

Let me be as clear to the Republicans as I can possibly be. Maintaining or somehow expanding ACA subsidies represents a moral and strategic surrender by this party if they go for this. Yeah. Moral and strategic surrender by the Republicans if they do this. Because if you do It now, after 38 days, if you give in now and play to Chuck Schumer's very weak hand, it is a moral and strategic surrender because if you do it now, a year from now, guess what they're asking for. They're asking for 10 years. They're asking for 20 years. We already know how hard this is already because of. The Republicans had no vision this in 2013. I've talked about it at nausea. So it is time for the Republicans to decide. Either you think you have the power here or you think you don't and go cower in the corner. I think you do. And it's time to leverage the power and the position. You have to actually get something for what you want. Figure out what your vision is. If your vision is on health care that we need to unleash the states, then figure out that's what you're going to do and go make a deal and actually extract something from the deal. But you can't just give in and say, okay, we'll extend them for a year so that somehow we can take some credit or be in the sunlight for five seconds and think that what are they going to do play along after this? You're just going to cave after 38 days. If they do that, they are morally and strategically surrendering and quite frankly pathetic.

Paul Nolan (61:05)

Well, you know, my opinion on that is I really believe that these neocons and rhinos just get along to go along and they see Trump as a passing storm. They just think they're going to play the game and then they're going to get, get their PAC money, they're going to get their, you know, their campaign financing and their donations. They're going to keep their business going. And I think they're just waiting, you know, for this little turbulent populist movement to roll by. They don't care. You know, Lindsey Graham's these people don't care. They are not maga. And that's where all the MAGA Republicans in, you know, in Congress, in the Senate. This is a disgusting display of they don't care. They're not in. They're just going along and they're acting like they care. It's all B.S.

Damon (61:50)

Lindsey Graham actually made quite the statement today about how he thought kind of the same along the lines that this was absolutely a non starter and it's disgusting that they even that Schumer even brought this up as some kind of alternative plan that should even remotely be of kind considered quite frankly. But again, it's, we expect this from Schumer. It's not even that it's coming from Schumer. It's the Republicans lack of vision on health care. Who right now is messaging to the public that you can point to for the Republicans and say that's what we should be doing on health care. Who? Yeah, Nobody. Nobody. There's no vision from any single Republican. Maybe Desantis a little bit it and why he's trying to do it in his state.

Paul Nolan (62:36)

Why do you think that is?

Damon (62:38)

Why do I think.

Paul Nolan (62:39)

Why do you think there's no vision or plan?

Damon (62:41)

Because. Because the Republican Party has always let the Democrat Party, whether it was Pelosi and Schumer, whether, whether it's, whether it's Mitch McConnell, whether it's now John Thune, whether it was Paul Ryan, whether it was crying, what's his name, the smoker there who was always crying. Boehner. The Democrats always figure out a way to take the budget, take a budget issue when we're in a shutdown or CR or omnibus, they take a budget, they take an issue and then they unify and they go here's our messaging. And right now they've taken an issue, they've taken the budget, and they say our messaging is health care is unaffordable and it's their fault. And people don't remember that. The pain they're feeling came directly from what happened in 2000 when they passed the ACA and then the Republicans tried to get rid of it in 2013. And Ted Cruz and Mike Lee said, we need to gut this now. We are in a government shutdown. Let's get some concessions for it. Let's gut it if we're going to give them anything, because this is as unpopular a bill as there possibly is. And they didn't do it. Republicans, what did they do at the time? They attacked Cruz and they attacked the league. They didn't attack the actual health care. They attacked the two senators trying to filibuster and say, we need to get something if we're going to give them something. So people now don't remember where the pain came from. They're just seeing skyrocketing bills. They're saying, I'm going to spend 25,000 a year. And they're listening to this party go, well, they're the reason they don't go back and go, well, in 13, you guys could have gutted it. And after that it was pretty much going to be impossible to do it and you didn't do it. They don't remember where the pain came from. They just know that they're hurting and they need help. Help. And, and we have no vision. The Republicans don't message anything about, well, anything. But the Democrats, they are shrewd, they are calculated and they message unified across the party that health care is unavoidable. That's what the topic should be about, this shutdown. And they're to blame.

Rick Delgado (64:38)

Yeah. And why do you, and I think Paul's question was, why do you think that is?

Paul Nolan (64:44)

Because they go along to get along.

Rick Delgado (64:46)

Because they're in on it. It's not that they're fighting. They're like, oh, my goodness, they outmaneuvered us. Oh, my goodness, how did this happen? They're in on it.

Paul Nolan (64:54)

They like not being responsible. They like, they like not being the bad guys and laying the blame on the Democrats. Well, they all sheep in wolves clothing.

Rick Delgado (65:03)

They all benefit.

Damon (65:04)

They also need to protect the health care cartel, which, which the aca, you know, enriched and continues to enrich. Yeah, these high prices are not, not, not the mistake. They're built into the law. This is what was meant to happen. Yeah.

Rick Delgado (65:19)

It was designed this way to be. This way to eventually fail so they could get to a Singer payer plan. That was the design. What's the, what's the guy's name?

Gina (65:31)

Gruber.

Rick Delgado (65:31)

He talked about it at length on video. Look it up. Crazy. But it's all, it's all. They're all in on it. That's.

Damon (65:41)

That's the thing.

Rick Delgado (65:42)

The crews, the lease, there's few and far between because they're not in on it. And then they get attacked by the guys that they thought were on their team. But it's like, wait, you guys are taking my legs out. Why?

Paul Nolan (65:52)

Yeah.

Damon (65:52)

The.

Paul Nolan (65:52)

The entire healthcare system is such a gigantic borderless, monolithic goliath of a machine that can't be stopped. And it feeds everybody money.

Damon (66:05)

Money.

Paul Nolan (66:05)

It's so entrenched in every facet of our lives. The way it's intertwined with the chemical companies and the, and the, and the energy companies. It's the. It's a monster that can't be harnessed at this.

Rick Delgado (66:16)

Yeah. And it's easy to manipulate people's feelings because they're like, yeah, it is terrible. We should do this. That guy makes sense.

Paul Nolan (66:24)

Vote for me. I'll give it to you for free.

Rick Delgado (66:25)

Right? We're gonna give it to you for free. You're gonna love it. They're like, oh yeah. Because they know it's too expensive now.

Paul Nolan (66:30)

And the CAs and they just get.

Rick Delgado (66:32)

Sucked in and sucked it. That's, that's why somebody like Mamdani just got elected.

Paul Nolan (66:36)

Yeah.

Rick Delgado (66:36)

Because he played. They play on the emotions. That's what they do.

Damon (66:40)

Right? All right, live from Studio 6B Hour 2 odds makers coming up at 9:30. We'll do some sports news with Kevin Downey Jr. We get back right after this. Sam. Oh, sound like the blue. Well, the tax extension deadline may have passed, but for milk of Americans, the real trouble is just beginning. If you missed the October 15th deadline or you owe back taxes, the IRS is ramping up enforcement. Every day you wait only makes things worse. But here's the harsh reality. The IRS can charge a penalty of 5% per month, up to 25% of your total tax bill just for not filing. That's in addition to what you already owe. The good news. There's still time for Tax Network USA to help self employed or business owner. Even if your books are a mess, they've got you covered. Tax Network USA specializes in resolving financial chaos and getting you back on track. And they'll do it fast with tools like property seizures, bank levies and wage garnishments. The IRS is applying pressure at levels we've never seen, well, we haven't seen in at least years. It's not too late, though, to regain control. Your consultation is 100% free. In one short call and a few simple questions, the experts at Tax Network USA can determine how much much you can save. Call right now 1800-905800-01800-905-8000 or visit tnusa.com rav t n usa.com rav Let Tax Network USA help before the IRS makes the next move. Well, a new administration in Washington, D.C. has brought a lot of positive changes when it comes to fixing our broken health care system. But the reality is that there's only so much the government can do. And if we really want to make America healthy again, it's going to start at home with each and every one of us. And that's of course where our friends at the Wellness Company come in. You see and hear from the Wellness Company doctors all the time right here on Real America's Voice. And you know their products are the gold standard for keeping you and your family safe and healthy. The Wellness Company gives you the opportunity to make sure you are prepared for whatever happens happens with their series of prescription medical kits, kits that contain an assortment of life saving medications and guidebooks to assist in the proper use of all medications. Additionally, the Wellness Company offers a variety of products from parasite cleanses to methylene blue to weight loss and to so much more that can help you stay healthy and live a longer and more satisfying life. Make America Healthy Again starts at home. Do your part, protect the health of you and your family. Go to TWC Health Voice TWC Health Voice today in order that's www.twc health voice. You can use promo code voice at checkout to save an additional 10%. Well, every choice we make is an opportunity to stand for freedom, even something as simple as your cell phone service. Here's the truth. Most cell phone providers don't care about you. They just want to you your money. Well, Patriot Mobile, they're different. For 12 years they've stood with Americans who believe in faith, family and freedom, contributing millions of dollars to Christian conservative causes. And the best part is with Patriot Mobile, you don't have to sacrifice quality or service. Patriot Mobile offers premium access on all three major US Networks so you'll enjoy the same or better premium coverage as the major carriers. Think switching is complicated? It's not. Keep your number, keep your phone or you can upgrade. Patriot Mobile's 100% US based customer team will get you activated in moments. If you're stuck in a contract or you still owe money on your phone, no problem. Patriot Mobile, they have a contract buyout program. So what are you waiting for? Go to patriotmobile.com rav r a v patriotmobile.com rav or call 972 Patriot use promo code RAV for a a free month of service Switch today. That's patriotmobile.com rav or call 972 Patriot 972 Patriot patriot mobile.com rev promo code rav for a free month of service from our friends at Patriot mobile. All right, 21 past the hour. Let's do some sports with Circle. Then we'll do news with Kevin Downey Jr. Slickster. What's going on?

Slick Rick (71:47)

All right, PD, we'll talk about getting cut. Mark Sanders out at Fox Sports after stabbing, incident, arrest, Warner, Todd, Houston and Breitbart. Fox Sports has finally moved to fire Mark Sanchez after the former jets player was indicted for attacking a truck driver in downtown Indianapolis back in October. We can confirm that Mark Sanchez is no longer with the network. There will be no further comment at this time, a statement from Fox Sports said. According to Mediaite, Sanchez, who played in the NFL for 10 seasons and spent the most time with the New York jets, was arrested after an Oct. 4 altercation with a local truck driver who picked up used cooking oil early in the morning as the city prepared for the day. The ex quarterback and Fox Sports broadcaster was hit with a felony battery charge and three misdemeanor charges. He also faces a civil suit from Perry Toole, the 69 year old truck driver Sanchez allegedly assaulted. If convicted, Sanchez could spend up to six years in prison, WRTV TV reported. Paul said five more years with the jets would be a better punishment a little in a month, but we wouldn't want to do that to him now would we?

Paul Nolan (72:49)

That's cruel and unusual.

Slick Rick (72:50)

Crazy and a New York Met Great got pardoned today Big D Trump pardons ex MLB star Strawberry on tax evasion and drug charges AP report out of Washington President Donald Trump has pardoned former New York Mets great Darryl Strawberry of tax evasion and drug charges, citing the 1983 National League rookie of the Year's post career embrace of his Christian faith and longtime sobriety. Shorebury was an outfielder and eight time All Star, including seven times with the Mets from the 83 to 1990 seasons. He had 335 homers and had 1,000 ribbies and 221 stolen bases in 17 seasons. Quite the career. I think he had a cup of coffee with the Yankees, too, if I'm not mistaken. Plagued by later legal health and personal problems, Schroberry was indicted for tax evasion and eventually pled guilty in 1995 to a single felony count that was based on his failure to report 350,000 in income from autographs, personal appearances and sales of memorabilia. Strawberry agreed to pay more than 430,000 as part of the case. He was diagnosed with colon cancer and underwent surgery and chemotherapy back in 98. Goes on to detail, of course, his long story. It writes like a book. So get the book. But Strawberry did get pardoned by President Donald Trump, recognizing his sobriety and Paul, his faith, which I find find very interesting because I know you're a man of faith and it's really good to see him do that.

Paul Nolan (74:03)

God bless him. That's great to hear because Doc Gooden has not found it. And boy, Doc's a disaster.

Slick Rick (74:08)

No, absolutely. No question about it.

Paul Nolan (74:10)

Yep.

Slick Rick (74:11)

And. And, well, Patriots owner, he's not so happy either About Mamdani. Patriots owner Robert Kraft calls Mondami New York City election sad and victory speech divisive, which we also picked up on when we were here on election night. This is Armando Salgaro of Sports. Robert Kraft jokingly explained at the gathering of Blue Square Alliance Against Hate on Thursday how the New York jets are not one of his favorites because he owns the rival New England Patriots, but he wants the best for New York City anyway, and the election of Zoran Mandani is not something Kraft is happy about. It's sad to me that a man can get elected in the city of New York, the number one city in America with a lot of beliefs. And when I heard him come out and speak after he won, I thought he was going to be more of a unifier. I I think he spoke out in a way that showed divisiveness, kraft said in an exclusive interview with Fox News. And outkick Mondami's victory speech was nothing short of a Marxist dictator's teleprompter, trumpeting a new day on which one class of people vanquished another. And I'm going to leave it at that. Big D. S Robert Kraft there.

Damon (75:09)

Yeah. All right, Slick Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Kevin Downey Jr. You've got a piece of PJ Media, I believe, today. Tell me about it.

Kevin Downey Jr. (75:16)

It I do. Thank you, Big D. I write for PJ Media. Remember, folks, the More of my stuff you read, the more spy trail bourbon I get to buy good stuff. Here's what's going on. 20, 22, 20, 21. 20, 20, 22. Right after Biden took over, let's put it that way, we noticed 96 food processing plants, farms and whatnot burned down magically. This happened just when Biden was bringing in an extra 20 million people. We have to feed three times times a day. Now, this doesn't count. This is just for those two years that I found 96 things that have burned down as he was bringing people in. Remember when the shelves were empty and they said, oh, supply chain issues. Well, when you have 20 million more people to feed three times a day, folks, obviously supply and demand are going to go nuts. And at the same time, well, we did have some supply issues. We had ships that just for some reason magically couldn't unload food. I have long felt that if you want to control people, you go for the food because you'll own them within a day. Most people don't have more than 77 days worth of food at a time. And I, in this article called I believe Biden tried to starve us or something clever like that, I have found that all of these things magically happen. 20 million more people. Now these chickens are dying. So now we don't have chickens and we don't have eggs. Those are two staples. Then what do you know? 18,000 cows caught on fire. And right as we're doing that, all across Europe, the globalists said, hey, these cow farts are gonna ruin the world. We gotta save the beavers and save the tree frogs. So we're gonna kill tens of thousands of cows all at the same time. But now that Trump is in office, I haven't heard one thing about cow flatulence. And you know what? Suddenly those chickens are bad back and we are slowly rebuilding the beef supply.

Damon (77:06)

All right, Kevin Downey Jr. Over at PJ Media, how I believe Biden tried to starve us into obedience. Go check it out. PJMedia.com all right, we're back. Odds makers coming up for a Friday night. We get back right after this. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Friday night, 9:30 on November 7th on the east coast slicks doing sports.

Rick Delgado (77:57)

The man from Montana is going nuts over here behind kdj. He loves, he loves being here.

Slick Rick (78:03)

I think we love, love having Patriot Richard.

Damon (78:06)

Yeah, yeah, Patriot Richard's here from Montana and he's, he's got gold and silver and all kinds of precious Metal. He's a walking birch. Gold tonight. He's got gold, silver and all kinds of things.

Rick Delgado (78:18)

I think. Yeah, I think you may have seen him, but the. On the island of misfit toys with Rudolph and he. He's got a blue shirt on.

Slick Rick (78:27)

Big D. Sound like the blues.

Damon (78:29)

Yeah, sound like the blue. Sound like the blue shirt, Richard. So. And we're going to take Richard out in the parking lot after the show in the dark alley and have a lovely conversation with him.

Slick Rick (78:38)

Yeah, he's got 10 friends with him.

Damon (78:40)

Be careful. Yeah, he's got. Yeah, he's got a bunch of friends.

Slick Rick (78:42)

That look, these guys aren't going to get it done.

Damon (78:43)

They got a bunch of friends. Look like they'll whip our butts. So we're probably not going to do anything, you know, quite frankly.

Kevin Downey Jr. (78:48)

But hey, hey, Richard, I'll. I'll walk you to your car for 10 grand. It's a savings of $15,000.

Damon (78:55)

All right, 31 past the hour. Slick's doing sports. Kevin Downey Jr. Paul Nolan and Rick Delgado are doing the news. Aaron, are we ready here? All right, it's Friday night, which means it's time now, 9:30 to do the odds makers. All right, here we go. The odds makers here growing more popular by the week. And of course, Slick and Aaron throw down and pick all your games. And of course, we always like to involve the live from Studio 6B audience. Gina from North Carolina is back. She was on the oddsmakers last year and she did well enough in the regular season to make it back for the playoffs. So we know Gina knows to how to pick him. Gina, welcome back. How are you?

Gina (79:42)

Thank you.

Aaron (79:42)

I'm great. How is everyone there?

Damon (79:44)

Everybody here is good. Looking forward to seeing what games you've got, Slick, Aaron and Gina are going to pick your games for the weekend. I'll start with the slickster as I always do. Game number one, slick college football. Where you going?

Slick Rick (79:57)

All right, big D. I'm going to Indiana and Penn State. Beaver stadium. Big D. I think it's going to be a toothless beaver this weekend because Franklin's been fired. And I think Indiana comes into town and rolls the nittany lions. They're laying 14 and a half points is the spread that I have. Can you check that? You got the same spread? Yeah. So give me the nine. Zero. Number two in the country. Indiana Hoosiers over Penn state. Who's on the way out? Three and five. And this season's all over.

Damon (80:23)

All right. Indiana minus 14 and a half. Still a big Number against a big time school in Penn State, Indiana -14 and a half over Penn State. The Slicks. Game number one, Aaron, Game number one, college football. Where are you going?

Aaron (80:36)

Game number one.

Gina (80:36)

I'm going to Tuscaloosa, Alabama. I'm going to take Alabama over LSU -10 and a half. I believe that line sitting at LSU is a mess. They've lost three of their last four. They just lost their head coach and they have to travel to Tuscaloosa. Wilson's making his head coaching debut and Alabama's won seven straight and they have a world of momentum behind them. I don't think LSU is going to be able to keep up whatsoever. Alabama's killing it defensively and LSU's O line is not that great. I think Ty Simpson is going to have a great game and win this by double digits for sure.

Damon (81:05)

Oh, for sure. All right, LSU five and three travels to Alabama, seven and one. Number four, Alabama. So that's game number one for Aaron. Gina, game number one. Where are you going? Roll Tide.

Aaron (81:18)

I'm going with Aaron.

Damon (81:19)

I definitely believe that Alabama's certainly going to win lsu. Everything she said said, you know, we.

Gina (81:25)

Got an interim coach there.

Damon (81:27)

This is not gonna work.

Aaron (81:28)

Alabama for the win.

Damon (81:30)

No, no if, ands or buts.

Gina (81:33)

All right, Gina.

Damon (81:34)

Gina's taking Alabama as well. Minus ten and a half over lsu. Game number two. Let's go to the NFL. Slick, where are you going?

Slick Rick (81:43)

Well, I'm rooting for a royal flush for the Tide this weekend, so we'll see what happens there. But I'm gonna take. Forget Tampa hosting New England. This is the game of the week. Week. Big d, you got six and two. Tampa taking on seven two New England. New England looking for their seventh straight win. Can you imagine that? Actually eighth straight win. They started out 02, so I'm going to go with Tampa. They're laying two and a half in this big time matchup. Even though I think Mike Vrabel's done a great job. 40 on the road, but I think Drake may be due for a loss. That'd be Drake May. I think Baker and the boys will step up even though they're banged up at receiver. Obviously having Mike Williams out for the on ir. But. But I still think they come through. They're at home. They're strong in that stadium. So give me the Buccaneers laying two and a half.

Damon (82:22)

All right, Tampa minus two and a half over the Patriots for slick game number two. Aaron, where are you going for game number two?

Gina (82:28)

I thought you were going to Take the Patriots, Slick, I'm going to be with you on this one. I'm also taking Tampa Bay over the Patriots minus two and a half and a home. Yes, New England, like Slick said, has been on fire, obviously winning their last six or seven games. Drake May's been killing it, but they just barely escaped the Falcons last week, 24 to 23. And I honestly do think they're due for a loss. And yes, Mike Evans is out for the year and they're dealing with injuries, but they're coming off a buy. I think they're going to be fresh and ready to go at home.

Damon (82:50)

All right, Aaron is joining Slickster. Tampa Bay minus two and a half. Gina, where are you going for game number two?

Rick Delgado (82:56)

Arizona.

Damon (82:58)

Arizona. Kansas. Arizona's coming off of a big win with Colorado.

Aaron (83:03)

Their offense has been performing well and.

Damon (83:06)

Kansas defense is not consistent.

Aaron (83:08)

So I am going for Arizona.

Damon (83:10)

All right. We're still staying in college football for Gina, Arizona, game number two for her. Okay, game number three. Back to the NFL. Slick, where you going?

Slick Rick (83:18)

Well, Pittsburgh Steelers and LA Chargers, big D. It's a Sunday night. Game 8:20, the 5:3 Steelers. Their defense really stepped it up last week by beating the Indianapolis Colts, the big tough team in the league now. And I think the key here will be how the Chargers offensive line can handle TJ Watt.

Damon (83:36)

All world.

Slick Rick (83:36)

He had a great game last week. Indy had six turnovers. The Steelers caused and I really like them Looking good. I think QB Justin Herbert's going to be running for his life. He was sacked six times last week. He's going to be sacked even more because I'll tell you one thing, the Steelers defense is a lot better than the Titans defense. So give me the Pittsburgh Steelers plus two and a half on the road in SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Damon (83:57)

All right, Slick's got the Steelers plus two and a half over the Chargers. Aaron, game number three. Where you going?

Gina (84:02)

Game number three, I'm going to Seattle. I'm going to take the Seahawks over the Cardinals minus six and a half, I believe. Still at home, I believe the Seahawks, they're kind of putting the league on notice after their game last week against the commander. Sam Darnold is playing very well and their defense is also doing great. They've given up less than 20 points in three straight games and they've won all of those games. I just don't think Arizona is going to have enough juice to slow down Seattle in Seattle. So I'm going to go with the Seahawks.

Damon (84:24)

All right, Seahawks minus six and A half over Arizona at home. Gina, game number three. Where are you going?

Aaron (84:30)

Okay, I'm actually going to go with Slick Rick.

Damon (84:32)

I am going to pick the Steelers over the Chargers. Even though he called me out.

Aaron (84:36)

I am a Cowboys fan, not a.

Damon (84:37)

Denver fan, but I'm going to go.

Aaron (84:39)

With him with this over the Steelers, hoping for, you know, more turnovers since the Chargers seem to have an injury plagued offensive line.

Damon (84:50)

So I'm going Steelers. All right, Pittsburgh plus two and a half over the Chargers for Gina's game number three, final game. Game number four, Slick. Where are we going?

Slick Rick (84:59)

I just want to say to Gina, the Cowboys are in a can't lose situation this weekend because they got to buy they're not playing. So we can't lose. Big D. Carolina and New Orleans. Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina. I'm gonna take Carolina. I think they look good. They're laying five and a half, a little bit of points, but New Orleans one and eight kind of lost. Carolina five and four. Looking to get into that playoff spot. Bryce Young has shown great improvement. They beat Green Bay last week.

Kevin Downey Jr. (85:23)

Right.

Slick Rick (85:24)

Best team in the nfc. And guess who they're taking on this week? The worst team in the nfc. And I think they're going to win. I think they'll cover. So give me Carolina five and a half over New Orleans.

Damon (85:33)

All right, Carolina minus five and a half over New Orleans. Let's go 425 on Sunday for Aaron's final game. Aaron, what is it?

Gina (85:41)

This is my game of the week. I'm going to take the rams over the 49ers minus four and a half on the road. This game is going to be interesting. These teams met back in Week 5 and the Rams lost to the 49ers in LA. It was one of the best games of the season so far and they've won every game since that loss. I think they're going to take home the win this weekend. They're superior on offense compared to the 49ers and their defense is dynamite, especially in the red zone. So I think they're going to go in to San Francisco and get this done and to go home.

Damon (86:06)

All right, Rams minus five on the road over San Francisco. Game number four for Aaron. I actually you have four and a half, so we'll give you the four and a half. Gina, game number four, last game. Where you going? Okay, let's try this. Let's go. Lions over the Redskins. Sorry, can't call them commanders. Lions will be motivated to win.

Aaron (86:24)

They have not lost two consecutive games.

Damon (86:26)

Since in regular season since October of 2022. Daniels is still out with an elbow injury.

Aaron (86:34)

So that's why we're going to go Lions over Redskins.

Damon (86:36)

All right.

Paul Nolan (86:37)

Right.

Damon (86:37)

Detroit -8 over Washington for Gina's final game of the week. All right, there you go. A week 10 in the NFL. Odds makers.

Gina (86:47)

Thanks, Gina.

Slick Rick (86:48)

Thank you.

Damon (86:49)

Bye. All right, there you go. Gina did a great job as always. Yeah. Slick and Aaron's picks, we'll put up on social media so everybody knows what they're rooting for. If you're rooting for Slick and Aaron, I guess you guys are both on a couple. Well, you're both on Tampa, so we can root for both. Both of you there.

Slick Rick (87:05)

Yeah.

Damon (87:06)

And that's about it. So. All right. Very good. Another odds makers in the books. Let's do Paul Nolan. Rebel News has some news here that caught your attention and what this story has caught everyone's attention, I think today.

Paul Nolan (87:18)

Yeah. What out of that? This one goes out to my friend Kim Thompson, who's watching for the first time in Arizona. Great hockey mom. Hi, Kim.

Rick Delgado (87:25)

Yeah.

Paul Nolan (87:25)

More than 300 ostriches were shot dead by a firing squad in Canada late Thursday, ending a month long, months long standoff that drew really the health secretary Robert F. Kennedy and even the billionaire John Katzwaetis. They begged officials in Canada, please don't do this. They tried everything. There was petitions in America here all across Canada. The mass killing unfolded at Universal Ostrich farms in Edgewood, British Columbia, hours after the Supreme Court refused to block the federal order to cull the flock due to an avian flu outbreak. The ostriches were part of a healthy flock used in a groundbreaking avian flu antibody research program. Yet the government ordered them to be killed without testing to confirm if they were sick. This is, this was a really fascinating study. You look deep into what they're doing. It feels like big pharma's got its hands all over this one. It's a little crazy. This comes here from the government that had back to back World Economic Forum puppets and they took away banks from truckers who just wanted to live their lives freely. Canadians and farmers alike continue to demand answers and outrage grows over the questionable cull, the inhumane handling and the disturbing signs of government overreach. Also heard from the Universal Ostrich farm co owner Dave Balinsky, you know, who shared his thoughts. He said it was absolutely freaking disgusting after seeing images of the slaughter. How could anyone shoot that many healthy ostrich? I have a clip of this poor guy just the heartbreak. There were so many clips of the family involved, but I kept it down to this one.

Damon (89:05)

You're looking at the image of the ostriches from to this morning. What's your reaction? Absolute friggin disgust.

Slick Rick (89:16)

How could anybody shoot that many healthy.

Damon (89:20)

Ostrich or any animal? My God, it's a massacre. Everybody knows that there was no disease in these birds. The CFIA refused to do a test. They never tested one of them or animals. And because they want to destroy the science and the antibody program that's going on with the explicit help of the court system where the courts would not.

Kevin Downey Jr. (89:56)

Look at any data, any scientific reports.

Damon (90:00)

Or information after the first initial PCR test, when nobody knew what it was, was. The CFIA blocked all of our expert opinions, man.

Paul Nolan (90:13)

That's what, that's what government overreach looks like. Government will never stop overreaching unless we, the people, you know, continue to keep them at bay.

Rick Delgado (90:22)

Yeah, and it's amazing. It kind of mirrors the, the peanut, the squirrel story in New York just a year ago. I mean, it wasn't for, it wasn't. There was no science testing that they were doing and no antibodies that this guy was working on. But there's a simple, simple thing where you've got a wild animals or, or animals that they don't want you to have that the government decides they're just going to annihilate them. And that's exactly what happened in Canada. It happened in New York as well.

Damon (90:49)

All right, we'll wrap it up from the America First Warehouse right after this. Real America's Voice, live from Studio 6B. We're back right after. Yeah, baby.

Kevin Downey Jr. (91:54)

Welcome back, patriotic Americans from around the world. We know you're watching all over the place, and we're happy to have you here at the, the America First Warehouse, the most patriotic venue in the galaxy, is it not, ladies and gentlemen? Okay, folks, we've got Patriot Diane with us. Patriot Diane, what's steaming your clams tonight?

Gina (92:15)

Well, there's been a lot of, of discussion about the filibuster rule and whether or not we should keep it or do away with it. And I know Trump has been really lobbying to get rid of it. And I know he wants to do it, I guess, also to break this logjam here, but also he wants to do it because he wants to be able to get his agenda through. And I know he has good instincts. And at first I, I was against this, but like I said, he has a lot of forethought, foresight, and I think what he's saying is that in order to get his agenda through, I think this is going to be a necessary step, even though it's not perfect solution. But he's saying if the Republicans don't do it, then the Democrats are going to end up doing it and then there'll be the it. Their agenda will be blocked forever.

Kevin Downey Jr. (93:13)

Yeah. And, you know, they might make Puerto Rico estate. They could make Guam a state, they could make DC Estate, they can make Canada. I'm kidding.

Damon (93:22)

They kill ostriches. We don't want to go near those animals.

Kevin Downey Jr. (93:24)

All right, let's talk about that for a moment. Diane, can you do me a favor? Look at that camera and say, back.

Damon (93:28)

To you, Big D. Back to you.

Rick Delgado (93:29)

Big D. All right.

Damon (93:32)

Wait, so before, before we leave, it's quickly. So where do you fall on it now?

Gina (93:38)

I'm thinking that there probably is a good argument for it. I think Trump's instincts are good, and I think that he wants his agenda passed. And I mean, all those executive orders, they're great, but until they're not, when they're overturned by the next administration. So I think it's worth considering.

Damon (94:00)

Okay, very good. All right, Kevin, down again here at the American first warehouse. Another great, thoughtful question. And there's a lot to talk about when it comes to the filibuster. We talked a little bit about it last night. I've talked a lot about it on social media today. So let's get to a couple of the stories before we have to wrap it up, though. Rick Delgado's got one. What's going on, Delgado?

Rick Delgado (94:20)

All right, Damon. Well, as you know, President Trump very busy, very busy all the time. As a matter of fact, he was busy today with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the White House as they discuss Russian energy. Among other things, the allowance to keep Russian oil and gas flowing into Hungary is a sign of a close affinity between the two leaders. Even though President Trump doesn't want any of our allies buying Russian oil and gas, he's allowing it to slide for now. During the question and answer session, they were talking. One reporter tried to talk to President Trump or ask him regarding affordability. And this is where he decided to invite his own press secretary, Caroline Levitt, into the fray. Here it is. Cut number five. Check this out. Today at the White House, President Trump cut 5.

Damon (95:08)

He signed the largest middle class tax cut in six months.

Gina (95:11)

In six months, in record time, putting.

Damon (95:13)

More money back into the American people's pockets. So affordability is what the American people elected this president to do. And he is doing it. And you guys refuse to cover it. And you refuse to cover that the.

Gina (95:24)

Previous administration created the worst unaffordability crisis in American history.

Damon (95:29)

And I've been watching the TV all day saying that he doesn't want to talk about affordability. That's what he's working on every day.

Gina (95:35)

And that's what this administration is doing.

Slick Rick (95:36)

But you know why they refuse to cover it? Because they're fake news.

Damon (95:40)

That's why.

Paul Nolan (95:40)

Go ahead. Sure. Caroline, the prime minister would like you to work for him.

Slick Rick (95:48)

And Andrew, you know what? That's a very good decision you just made. Please, please, please don't leave us, Caroline.

Rick Delgado (95:57)

So there you have it. Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban requesting Caroline Levitt come do some side work. You know, maybe, maybe on weekends she can fly over and take care of things in Hungary for Orban's the man. Yeah, he is.

Damon (96:10)

All right. Very good. Rick Delgado. Kevin Downey Junior's got another story I want to just grab quickly because I've heard a lot of talk about this. Our friend Mike Crispy was in New Jersey covering New Jersey for an election night for us here while we were here at the America first warehouse. And he's had a lot to say about this post election night kdj. What's his story?

Kevin Downey Jr. (96:28)

Well, we always know folks that don't trust the polls, they're probably going to get it wrong. Every pollster got this one wrong. And by a shocking number, Democratic Representative Mikey Sherrill won 56% and beat Jack Cittarelli, who had 43%. But here's where it gets funky. Here's the fun part. It looks like There were over 500,000 more voters this time. 500,000 more voters in New Jersey, which is actually more than twice of the population growth. And when I say population growth, that means kids, too, as well as adults moving there. So they had an extra half a million votes more than ever. And virtually all of them went to Mikey Sherrill, which is almost. Well, it's. It's a statistical impossibility is really what it is. And yeah, a little cheating is what I think is going on here. And Jack Cittarelli, he's been a little quiet about it, but everyone involved has said there's absolutely no way this could happen. Kind of. You know how Joe Biden got 81 million votes last time and those many of those people did. At least 10 million didn't show up for Kamala Lala Ding now. And that's what, that's what we call a clue over at the academy that something is not right here. And now people are starting to look into this. If they can prove it, then Jack might have the gig. But keep in mind who's. Who's been running New Jersey forever? Well, the Democrats. New Jersey, though not the biggest state, is probably one of the, the largest number of political schemes and scandals over the past 25 years. This whole. They need to put, put a enema hose in, I don't know, start with Wee Hawk, just clear out the whole state. But that's what's going on. This comes from our friends at Right Angle News Network. And I'm going to keep on top of this because I like to, I like to mock them.

Damon (98:23)

Yeah.

Rick Delgado (98:24)

Hey Kevin, real quick on that. Have they identified what area they think it all these extra hand half a.

Kevin Downey Jr. (98:30)

Million people came from as of yesterday. Actually last night when this came out. They, they have not yet looked into it. However, as soon as they do, I'm going to look to see if it's the same places because there's, I think, I think there are four counties where the machines stop working again. And when those machines stop working, well, ta da. They're always in Republican strongholds. So that's what I'm trying to look into now.

Paul Nolan (98:53)

So you mean the Democrats are going to investigate themselves and find nothing?

Rick Delgado (98:56)

Yeah.

Damon (98:59)

The thing about New Jersey at the last time, I've seen a lot of posting on this, but the thing that kind of, the one thing I did see that you kind of go is that Democrats in New Jersey are very unpopular right now even though she still, you know, supposedly won. Yeah. You look at Mondame, eight and a half million people, Only a million, a little over a million voted for him. So every other place you look, the number of votes these candidates got as opposed to what they, what we saw in the presidential election, 24 were all way down in New Jersey. With Democrats being unpopular as they are, somehow they're on pace to skyrocket. They'll have to. The Democrat will have 2 million votes at this the rate they're growing their votes seemingly in New Jersey by the next time we have an election there, which is an outlier from every other place we saw Tuesday night where the votes were down as compared to what we saw in the presidential election in 24. And again, again the Democrats are not that popular in New Jersey right now.

Paul Nolan (99:55)

No.

Kevin Downey Jr. (99:55)

And 14 Democratic mayors came out to say we got to go with a jack on this one. I've never seen 14 mayors in a deep blue state say let's go with the Republican this time. Yeah, that's unheard of.

Rick Delgado (100:07)

Yeah. And not only that, real quick, just to jump in. Pennsylvania suffered the same, same shenanigans on Tuesday as well with a bunch of, what do you call it, Supreme Court? No, the, the, the machine stopped working. People were told not to come out, that they were sent away. They had to vote on provisional ballots. Even though bomb threats.

Kevin Downey Jr. (100:27)

Yeah, just bomb threats all over New Jersey. We'll come back in an hour, guys.

Damon (100:33)

As always, we salute our military, active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, all emergency personnel, everybody that keeps the country safe and moving forward. Thanks, guys on the show and Aaron, Fran, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B, audience here at the America First Warehouse, Joe the Box and his staff. Have a great weekend, everybody. We'll see you back Monday night. Back in the studio. Live from Studio 6, Speed Sam.

Gina (101:45)

This is an I Heart podcast.