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If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice. All right. It is live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Friday night. Halloween. Friday night live at the America First Warehouse. Real America's voice all across the country, of course, 1039 LI News Radio as well. Glad you're in, everybody. On a Friday. Halloween. Lots to get to. Trick or treat. This might be a. This might be a nightmare of a whole night here on Halloween where we're off to an interesting start. Let me introduce. Well, I think it's the folks you're used to. They look a little different tonight, but right to my right.
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C
I don't.
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Slick Rick. Slick's gonna do sports on a big sports night. Odds makers coming up. Slickster, how are you doing?
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C
Good, Big D. Happy Halloween to you, too.
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B
Happy Halloween.
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C
Looking good there, cowboy.
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B
How you. How was your day?
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C
Fantastic. Had a great day.
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B
Looking good. What is that jacket? I got some. I got some letters and words, and.
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C
It'S my letter jacket. Yellow from high. Yeah, it's just funky. Just a funky style.
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B
It is funky style, boy. It's styling.
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C
Yellow.
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B
Over to his right, we got Vinny, Bud. Vinnie Mac is here. Vinnie Mac's got some news. Vinnie Mac, how are you?
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D
Yeah, I'm doing great, man. Thank you. And when I saw Slick, I'm like, he has this in his closet already. Everyone else went out and bought an outfit. He actually owns this stuff.
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B
No. Yeah, this is.
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D
This is like Thursday. It's not. Yeah, but when I saw Delgado come in, I had to change my whole outfit. I decided to come back here. I came as common sense.
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B
Just so you know, sitting next to Vinnie Mac is Rick Delgado, who's going to do the news tonight. Now, I. Well, first of all, Delgado, how are you?
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E
I am well. I'm good.
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C
Sounds like fake news right there.
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B
Okay, Now, Paul had to help me with this, probably because I don't watch much TV or many movies.
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C
He doesn't get out.
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B
When Delgado first walked by me, I thought he was Princess Leia. But I only saw the ear. I only saw the ear. And Paul said, no, stupid. He's some guy from some other. Come on.
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D
The guy from the Chevy Chase movie, right?
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E
Cousin Eddie.
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D
Cousin's vacation.
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B
Okay. Cousin Eddie. Christmas vacation.
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E
The Esser's full.
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B
Okay. Okay. Very good. Our. How was your day? Getting ready?
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E
My day was great.
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B
As a matter of fact, there's just a little too much leg in this. In this outfit.
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E
It was great up until I. I wore. I wore this to my other job.
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C
And then every time I see Slinky, I get nervous.
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D
Damon, is he wearing underwear?
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B
So I'm just checking it. I can't tell you that, Vin.
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F
I always knew he was crazy. Now I see he's nuts.
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B
Certifiable.
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F
Yeah.
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E
Well, I wore this to my other job. And. And it got a good kick. I think I got second place. And then I forgot I had to stop at the bank on the way home. So that was an interesting stop as I was looking for my wallet.
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B
This was the. This is the award winning one.
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E
Yes. This is. This is the. This is the major award winning costume from last weekend.
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D
Wow.
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B
All right. Very good. Wow.
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D
Your mother and I are very proud of you.
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C
That must have been stiff competition.
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B
Yeah. I'd like to see who came in second place. All right. Very good. Sitting to my left, also news tonight is Mr. Paul Nolan. Mr. Nolan, how are you?
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F
Go f yourself, America.
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B
Stay classy.
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E
I have.
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B
I have many leather bound books. My house smells of mahogany. Yes. It's my Ron Burgundy attempt Paul had. I had to get help to figure out who Paul was too, because I just saw Paul and I said, that's an interesting choice of color, Paul. You look a little more like Slick. And he said, no, dummy, this is Ron Burgundy.
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F
And Vin's like, man, you look terrific.
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C
Yeah.
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D
I'm like, wow, that's a great suit. Where'd you get that? Because I'm Ron Burgundy. Finn, dammit. What are you doing?
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B
Yeah.
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F
I knew it. Missed.
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C
Oh, man, that's funny.
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B
All right, well, it's gonna be a busy Friday night. Lots of news to get to. Happy Halloween. If you're out there with your kids, stay safe and have a great time. Boy, I tell you, just go. The time goes so fast. And I know you. You've seen around the neighborhood today, all the young kids out with their parents early. Of course they're going while it's still light out nowadays, as everything's moved seemingly earlier. But, boy, you just Remember when you did it? If you. If you have kids, you just remember doing this with your kids. And now, of course, my kids are 18 and 16 and they're not trick or treating anymore, but, man, the time just goes so fast. It just reminds you to enjoy every day, enjoy every one of these, you know.
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D
Yeah, they're special moments. This is what family bonding is about, in a sense, you know, where you take your kids out and you have fun time.
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B
Yeah. You see them out there today, and I'm like, wow. It doesn't seem like that long ago, but my wife sent me a picture of our two kids dressed up. She's like, this is 11 years ago.
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C
Crazy goes fast.
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D
Did you ever dress up, you know, with the kids? Did you partake?
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B
No, no, no. I know that's going to shock you, but no, I did not.
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D
You didn't wear that size 74 hat you got over there?
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B
No, I did not.
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E
So, yeah, this is his attempt at dressing up. He threw on a hat.
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B
Yeah. Thank you.
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G
Thank you very much that I had to bring for him.
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B
Yes. Okay, Aaron, enough out of you. We're already in enough trouble here tonight, so. Well, we're gonna do an odds maker. Speaking of Aaron being in trouble, we're gonna do an odds makers tonight. Well, not yet. Do we have. We have a guest tonight.
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G
We do have a guest. It is Farmer Brook.
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B
Oh, yeah. Farmer Brooks. Come and join us. Now, Farmer Brook was on last year and, well, he embarrassed himself by going 04. I believe it was the first time he came on. And then I think we brought him back and I think he did a little better. I think he went 1 in 3 or something like that.
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G
So, yeah, something like.
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B
Now, Parker, Parker, Farmer says he's doing better this year, but what I've realized is that he's sending the games he's using after the games are over. So I think anybody could do well if that's your strategy. So you have to send the games before they start.
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G
Are you sending them before they start?
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B
Aaron says he's doing well, so we'll see. So we'll go with what Aaron says, and we'll see how he does. No pressure, by the way, Farmer.
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C
Oh, no.
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B
No pressure tonight. So lots of places to start. We'll get to sports, we'll get to news. But I think we have to start with last night. The President of the United States deciding to seemingly, I guess, change course and decide to put out there that it's time for the Republicans to use the nuclear option to end the government shutdown something I had only seen from Marjorie Taylor Greene up until last night. And I have railed against that idea for many reasons. Number one, we have the much stronger hand to play here. Number two, this shutdown gift from the Democrats has allowed Russ Vogt to basically take the Excel spreadsheet that's in his mind from the last probably half a century of thinking about how to do this and why would we take him in the RIF that he's trying to get through and you got to get to day 60, basically 61, for them to be permanent? Why would we take him off the playing field by using the nuclear option to end the shutdown ourselves when we're in the position with all the leverage? And we're in the position with a much stronger hand here? And I know the pressure is building on certain things and I know the left is trying to play the well, the Republicans are losing this battle in the public. But according to Harry Anton a week ago on cnn, which is certainly no defender of anything Trump, that's not true. So I don't know if it shifted in the last couple days. And I know there's a lot of talk about SNAP and all of this and we can get into all of that, but I just do not understand the strategy of saying let's use the nuclear option to end the government shutdown. And people who point to them and say, well, you know, the Democrats would do it. Well, the Democrats didn't do it the last time they had the chance to do it because they had Kyrsten Sinema and they had Joe Manchin and people say, oh, they're gone. Well, now they've got John Fetterman. And if they take control of the House, you would have to think they're going to take control of the House with a lot of more centrist Democrats from red states that if they do take the House, those are the kind of Democrats they're going to win. So I don't think it's a foregone conclusion at all that they would use it. Now, maybe I'm wrong about that, but I don't think that's the justification for us throwing up the towel and using it here. Then I'll come to you first.
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D
This is a Trump 101, okay? This is how this guy operates. It's been pretty damn effective, I have to say, from the beginning. He announces higher tariffs to China, goes to South Korea, does all this stuff, cuts the deal with China, lowers the tariffs to 10%. Everything he does, he throws out. I might do this. We're going to start testing nuclear weapons. We're going to. Every week, if he's in negotiating form for something, he's throwing something out. The nuclear option is his way of saying, yeah, maybe we'll do this, you know, maybe we will. I don't think he wants to. I don't think they will. But this is how Trump negotiates. He puts out the extreme thing. Now, he will go through with it if he had to, but I think this is his way of putting a little extra pressure on the left and trying to get them to move the ball and come to the table by saying, you know, look, I'm willing to do this. If you look at everything he's done since he became president, almost every negotiating position was, I'm willing to do this some high level, extreme thing. And in many cases, he's won the negotiation. So that's how I look at it.
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F
Well, it's not like the third chapter of his book, the Art of the Deal. In the Art of the Deal, isn't it, where he says, you never make a deal unless you're willing to walk away?
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D
Yeah.
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F
And he does. You know, you make a good point then. Because I wasn't even thinking along those lines. My first reaction before I thought of Delgado was it's the left, right, left, right, Rhinos are in charge. And, you know, he's going to play Kate and fold. And I'm with Damon on this. I think we have to just, let's, let's just pummel them into submission because they would do the same thing to the Republican. I like to see the Republican Party be the Republican Party, but that's just me.
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E
Yeah, well, you know what? I'm more on the line of Vin, and maybe a little bit further out on the fringe on this one, saying, you know what? This is his red meat. He's tossing it out there knowing full well he doesn't support it.
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F
Yeah, I think you're right.
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E
He doesn't support it. And he knows he's got enough people in the House and in the Senate to say, no, we're not going to vote for this anyway. So he can say it. He can. He can be like, oh, we should do this and just, you know, blow it up and, you know, nuclear option, knowing full well it's not going to go through. But in the public's mind, oh, look, he's going the extra mile. He's trying to get this open that makes him look good without having actually to do anything.
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F
Yeah, that's a good point.
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E
Again, it's all optics with Trump. I feel like it's all optics with some of this stuff.
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B
I'll tell you. I don't know that I agree with that. I saw today, since he announced it, I saw. I haven't heard a word from any of these people leading up to it. All of a sudden, Tommy Tuberville today is out in support of the nuclear option. Anna Paulina Luna today in favor of the, of the nuclear option. Many others I saw. All of a sudden after last night when the President put this, I guess it was pretty late, about 10:30, 11 o'.
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E
Clock.
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B
All of a sudden now you're seeing a lot of people jump on and say, well, yeah, you know, the President called for it, so maybe we need to start looking at it. And if it's posturing, then let it.
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D
He doesn't bluff, Damon. He does not bluff. He postures. He's not bluffing. If he has to do this and a couple of Republicans come around, he will do it. But I, I don't think it's as real as you might think it is.
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E
Yeah, I don't think so either. And then when you couple that with the, the courts, what they're saying, he's got to tap into this, this money and pay for SNAP benefits. Another out. Look, he wins without having ever having to do anything. Because now he can go in there and be like, well, the court says we're supposed to. Well, you know, we're not supposed. We don't know the mechanisms we're supposed to use. He could probably have his attorneys look into and be like, see if there's a way we can get this done again. They're reporting the President is looking into trying to get the money out for snap. That makes him look good, right?
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D
I can't watch you doing this because you got the stupid hat on. They got a close up of you. You try to say, I can't watch you doing that. I'm going to have to look over here.
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E
I got to look. Okay, well then stare at slick because slick looks normal.
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B
Our guy shipwreck crew over from Red State said tonight if the GOP takes the step to bypass the filibuster to pass the cr, they should simply do away with it then altogether and start just passing GOP legislation with 50 votes plus the VP. Because if the GOP uses the CR as an excuse to create a legislative exception to the filibuster, if the Dems ever recapture the Senate majority, they will absolutely do it. The only thing that stopped them during the Biden administration Was Manchin and Cinema being unwilling to go along and they are both out of the Senate now.
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D
I agree with that.
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B
All right, we'll talk a little bit more about this. Well, plus we'll do some sports and other news live from Studio 6P live at the American first warehouse right after this.
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F
That's the sound of James adding long lasting gain scent boosters to his laundry this morning.
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B
Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible.
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F
Scent of gain on his shirt. Gain.
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B
Several hours later, James has even caught.
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E
The attention of his mother in law and she never gives him attention.
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B
Oh, you smell amazing, James.
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C
Oh, thanks, mom.
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B
I love you too. I never said that. Add gain scent boosters to your laundry. Add joy to your day. All right. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night live at the America First Warehouse. Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick Rick's gonna do some sports. Vinnie Mac, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan all got some news. Harry on the highways here in the building, walking around Joe the box. Of course, Harry's not dressed up for Halloween. He's just Harry on the highway.
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E
Hey, but he got his ass off the couch, so.
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B
But he did get his ass off the couch, so there you go. Let's do some sports. Then we'll do some news with Delgado sticking with the shutdown and snap and all of that. But let's start with sports. Slick Scott. It Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS6P is the promo code to use if you want to shop at Mypillow during the holiday season. You'll get a great discount if you use code LFS6B at checkout. Slickster. What's going on?
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C
Well, World Series, big D, Game 6, Rogers center in Toronto. The Blue Jays looking to close it out and win the series four games to two. But I think the Dodgers with Yoshi on the mound, one of their premier pitchers, they're looking to see. Think different, Big B. They try to get this game into a game seven tomorrow night. So we shall see. But game just getting underway. They're in the first inning, no score there. Recap on Thursday night football, anybody here.
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B
Pick the Blue Jays to win the series?
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C
You did.
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B
Oh, that's right. Right.
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C
You actually did pick the Blue Jays to win. It's not over yet, I think. Aaron, were you on the Blue Jays too? I thought you might have been. No, you weren't. Okay. Anybody else had the Blue Jays on this setup?
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B
I think it was just me.
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C
I know why you did oh, Canada. So good.
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G
I'll check the tape.
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C
It ain't over yet, though. I think the Dodgers def. They definitely win.
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D
I'm with Damon on this one. I put 10,000 lira on the. Yeah.
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B
Did you.
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F
Blue shirt.
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C
Were you wearing your sombrero when you pass?
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D
Yeah. I think that'll buy you a Coke, I believe.
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B
Yeah.
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C
Well, let's get. We got to recap Thursday Night Football. Big D. We had a game last night, obviously Baltimore at Miami and Miami absolutely trounced. Got trounced. 28 to 6 to a tug of a low with a critical interception. The GM lost his job today. Really great night for.
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D
Right.
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C
Did you hear about that? It's unbelievable. Yeah, a lot going on in Miami.
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B
But 28 the coach lose his job is the more important question.
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C
The coach has not lost his job. In fact, they're going to keep him for the year. And we have an ESPN story coming up about that a little bit later with Stephen A. He's a little upset that the also the coach has not been fired. He's a little concerned about why the GM was fired and the coach was not. We'll get into that a little bit later. But Lamar Jackson's back from his hamstring injury. 204 yards, 1823, four touchdowns through the air. So he looks like he's back in good form. Derrick Henry with 119 yards on the ground as well. So yeah, I think the Ravens will be back now they're three and five and yeah, they're really going in a different direction, but here they are. And now sticking on the World Series. Let's get into this story. Drake, you know the rapper there trolls Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani as Blue Jays reach cusp of World Series championship. This is Chance Martin of outkick. Toronto native and avid sports fan. Drake appears to be preparing to party like it's 1993. The five time Grammy Award winner is rooting for his hometown Blue Jays as the team closes in on what will be the franchise's first World Series championship in more than three decades. Toronto took a 32 lead Wednesday night behind 22 year old rookie pitcher Trae Guy Savage's 12 strikeout performance. What he posted was one more with exclamation points. Drake captioned the post. Drake, whose given name is Aubrey Graham, continued to taunt the reigning National League MVP by posting a picture of OT striking out during a World Series plate appearance. Savage, already on the way to the dugout boss, laughed out loud, Graham said in a separate Instagram post. So he's doing some trolling there. They have Mr. Drake on the Dodgers. So we'll see what happens. He's going to look real bad, you know, if he does, if they end up losing and they come back and the LA picks it up tonight, tomorrow.
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B
Night he's worth about 400 million. So I think he's going to look fine.
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C
I wonder what he put on the game.
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D
That Ohtani though, is a super special player. I mean, I don't think we've, I've ever seen anyone with the talent that.
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F
Guy has any sexual play. Yeah, you've never seen anything like it.
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C
Exactly. Well, still, see, I know Kendrick Lamar might have something to say. But anyway, that's, that's a rapid sports big day.
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B
All right, look. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. Let's do some news. Let's get back to the shutdown. This snap is a big part of what you're hearing today. All the arguments back and forth about Barack Obama's out tonight, of course, talking about it, of course, it's always, you know, the Republicans want to starve everybody. Rick, I know you've got some news on this. What's the latest?
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E
Yeah, well, Damon, let me just tell you, it's the, the gift that keeps on giving all year long here. David, I'm talking about the Democrats and their insistence on this 31 day government shutdown. And like you mentioned, the benefits for snap, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are drying up this weekend as the Dems had voted for the 14th time now in 31 days to keep the government closed down? House Speaker Mike Johnson said during Friday's press conference talking about the shutdown. Is there anything that can be done to keep the program up and running? Johnson said President Trump would have made it happen, but because the Democrats decision to use the American people as political leverage and their suffering SNAP benefits will not be distributed. Now again, on the way onto the show tonight, I heard that a court or two judges have ruled that there's a way for the president that he has to make, you know, this money available and pay for the SNAP benefits. And again, he's, he's probably going to go through the, through the, you know, through his lawyers and say, okay, figure out if there's a way we can do this because it's not going to look good if he goes to court to say, no, we want to overturn these judges.
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D
Yeah.
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E
So this is a way again, I Think he's playing with them in this respect.
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B
Well, he posted that tonight on Truth. He said that the, the attorneys, his attorneys for the administration say that they don't, they can't legally do this.
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E
Right.
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B
Obviously, he said he wants them to look into a way that they can fund it if they can. But the president's under no obligation to obviously do something that goes against his constitutional duty to uphold the law. So if his attorneys say you can't legally do it, they can bitch and moan all they want about it. You can't do it.
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E
But, but, but he looks good as saying, hey, I'm trying to get my people to do this. And they say we're not allowed by law. Now, here is Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman talking about the voters, you know, that he's been talking to and what he's had to say to them about the shutdown. This is cut number four. Senator Fetterman, check this out.
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D
Cut four of a Democrat.
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B
You know, we're not allowed to just open this up.
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D
I mean, then our party has bigger problems than I thought we might have already. It's like, that's not controversial.
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B
Pay everybody.
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D
And you have. Our workers here borrowed over a third.
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B
Of a billion dollars to pay their own bills. It's, it's a failure.
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D
And like I said to all of the viewers, I'm apologizing that, that we.
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B
We can't even get our together and just open up our government. Senator Fetterman, they're coming, they're going to come after him so hard on his own side.
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D
Just thinking that today. Oh, yeah, he's. Where did he come from? Either that bastion of common sense, either.
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E
They'Re going to come after him hard, or there's going to be a lot of pushback from the people that support him and be like, no, no, no, he's been fighting for us. It'll be interesting to see how that plays out. Now here's President Trump again, talking about the shutdown and of course, putting it to the Democrats, because, let's face it, they're the ones that are not voting for the C.R. cut number five. President Trump, cut five.
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C
They become crazed lunatics. All they have to do is say, let's go. Let's open up our country, and everything.
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B
Snaps back into shape. So there's something wrong with them.
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C
I'm always going to meet. All they have to do is open up the country. Let them open up the country, and we'll meet. We'll meet very quickly. But they have to open up the country.
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B
It's their fault.
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C
Everything is their fault. It's so easily solved. Well, you know, we have a number of Democrats that have already voted for this, but the Republicans are very unified, they're very strong and they want to do what's right for the country. They don't want to see trillions of dollars wasted on people that came into our country illegally, many from prisons and many from areas that you don't want to even know about. So we'd like to see this taken care of rapidly.
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B
You have a lot of, we have tremendous support, but it's not even support.
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C
It's common sense, open up the country.
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B
Obamacare has turned out to be a disaster.
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C
As I've been saying for years, it can be fixed or redone.
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B
People don't get good healthcare and their.
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C
Premiums go up every single year.
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B
So we should change it.
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C
It's a disaster.
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B
Obamacare is bad health care at a very high price.
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D
Yeah.
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E
So there it is, the president laying it at the feet of the Democrats. And again, he's got, he's got the bully pulpit. Everybody takes his, you know, takes his, you know, wants to ask him questions and play what he has to say because he also gets them ratings.
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D
Yeah. Yeah. The big difference now, we got to go for a break quickly. The big difference now is though, that Trump and the Republicans, they're not backing down anymore. This is not Mitch McConnell and all those weak kneed people. This is Trump. They'll hold it.
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B
Yeah.
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D
And I hope they do.
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F
Yes. Definitely cleaned house.
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B
We'll see. All right, live from Studio 6B, we're back right after this.
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Terms and conditions apply. Loyalty program subject to terms and conditions. Details@lowes.com terms subject to change. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Friday night at the American First Warehouse where we love to be on Friday nights. Joe the Box. There he is. Look at that.
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F
Look at that.
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B
Look at that. Joe the Box with Old Glory. There he goes.
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E
I think Joe the Box has a twin brother or something.
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B
Yeah. Well, yes, he does, as a matter of fact.
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E
He does, actually.
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C
He really does.
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E
Oh, okay. Because I, I see him standing over there and then I see Joe the Box and I'm like, oh my God, there's two of them.
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D
You completely faked me out.
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E
Holy moly.
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B
Thanks, Captain Obvious.
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E
I thought, I thought somebody dressed up like Joe the Box for Halloween.
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D
Actually, Joe the Boxes.
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B
Slick's doing sports. Big Max doing news. Delgado's doing news. Paul Nolan's doing news. We'll get to a lot of news tonight, but I, I thought we'd do Crazy Town here tonight and because I found Representative Janelle Biome Bynum, she's from Oregon and she was doing an interview with somebody, I don't remember who, it doesn't matter. And she was asked about the, the shutdown and the CR and, and she's decided that she wants just everything to just be clean. She just wants clean. And if you notice, the C SPAN host here asked her about her wish to have a clean cr. See if you can pick the moment of the subtle shift in Representative Bynum's desire to answer the question here. Crazy town. Roll it, Aaron.
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A
Previous situations avoided government shutdowns by voting 13 times for so called clean continuing resolutions that would fund the government at.
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D
The previous year's funding levels.
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A
Why not agree now? Well, look, I just got here. I don't play politics. I want a clean bill that focuses on the American people that make sure kids have a full belly and you know, all of the clean this, clean that. Americans don't understand that. They know if they have their benefits or not. So put a bill on the table, make sure it's very pure and clean as they like to say, where's she from? And it doesn't have a whole lot of fluff in it. I'm not here for games. I just want to make sure kids get fed. They did have a clean CR vote on September 19th in the House.
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B
Did you vote for it?
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A
I disagree with your characterization and want to make sure that we're very clear about what Republicans have been doing. Any bill that they've put forth, they've always had signs, some extra stuff to it. There's always been a poison pill to it. So I disagree with your characterization. What were the poison pills of the.
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B
Clean CR or the continuing resolution?
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A
You say it's not clean. That was voted on in the House in mid September. Here's what's important. I think what you're trying to do is shift the responsibility to Democrats. Speaker Johnson controls the House House. He should come back Republicans off of vacation and make sure that we have discussions on what the country needs. We know children need to be Fed. Anything else is.
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B
Is.
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A
Is passing the buck and it's playing politics.
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E
It's fluff.
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B
We have to rename it.
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C
She needs to snap out of it.
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B
That was.
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F
It's oblivious town.
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B
Did you catch the subtle moment there of, well, what was the poison pill? But my Democrats. She says she wants a clean CR.
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E
Yeah, she wants a clean CR.
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B
I think she's had now, what, up to today, 15 chances.
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E
Well, no, no, no, no, no. She's in the House. They've already passed.
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B
The House has already passed.
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E
House has already passed it. She's not even smart enough to realize, oh, Speaker Johnson needs to come back into the House. No, the House part is already done. It's only on the Senate at this point. She's not smart enough to realize that. But that's what you get when you vote liberal.
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B
Quite, Quite amazing. All right, let's do some news. Vinny Mac. Yeah, we'll start with. We'll start with you. And I know this has been on your mind a lot of what's going on with our ICE agents.
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D
Yeah. To me, it's something that's bigger than just the ICE agents. Okay. That seems to be the talking point now. What's really happening? This is a pattern with the left. They, they take to the media, they take to the violence. They take to these crazy groups, all these paid protesters, and they create a narrative that puts people's lives in danger. You know, there are six Trump officials living on military compounds right now because they're scared for themselves and their families. Think about that. That one thing, that they don't feel comfortable living in their own homes or anywhere else. They had to go to military compounds to feel safe. Now you've got death threats up 8,000% for ice. They're challenging them with, you know, they're wearing masks, they're doing all these things while at the same time, they're attacking them, they're accosting them, they're threatening them, they're putting bounties on them. And all of those things are happening because of the left. The way the left has talked about this thing, it's pretty obvious. I think we all see this as Trump supporters of what they're doing, but it's a pattern of behavior that we have seen. We saw that with don't shoot, Hands up. Whatever that thing was. George Floyd, then anything that happened with Antifa. All of these things become these bigger issues, but violence always follows it. That's my core point here is when they, when there are threats, Charlie Kirk got assassinated. There were Threats against this guy's life for the same dynamics that went on that are going on now with ICE and all those things in the past. It's real. These people will kill people. And so, you know, ICE is getting. They're giving such a hard time because they're saying, you know, they're trying to protect themselves by wearing masks and unmasked. Gavin Newsom's running around doing this stuff. But at the end of the day, hey, we watched Charlie get shot and killed. We watched Trump almost get killed. Thank God only for the grace of God and his anointed being that he is right now, which I believe he is running this country. But the Democrats are all about violence. I hate to say it, just like, package that simply, but they're a violent group.
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F
You know, if I could just piggyback on that. Think about it. I believe they think the stats are now that kids between the age of, I think 16 and 30 are 80 times more likely to condone political violence than any other demographic, which is truly astounding that these kids have been conditioned to hear, you're a Nazi, you're a fascist, you're evil. You've now been dehumanized, and now it's a legitimate movement to kill you.
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D
Yeah.
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F
You're no longer human. You're subhuman. And now you are righteous to kill somebody you don't agree with. We've watched the conditioning of our children. We watched the conditioning of the left, and we've watched the conditioning. Damon, how many times we said, we see it in the. The doctors, the. The lawyers, the.
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E
All the teachers, the professors, the people.
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F
Who went through big academia, and they've all been brainwashed at such a level. And as Finn is saying, we've. We've seen the dehumanization of your fellow American, and the left has made it okay.
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D
And I think here's something. Here's an extreme example, but it's happening right now in Nigeria, and we've seen it happen with some of these extreme Muslims around the world. They feel it's okay to kill Christians. Right. It's happening in Nigeria now in big numbers, and Sudan and all these places. Just think of the mentality, what does it take for a society to get to that dehumanization of people? And we see that with Hamas and what happens in Palestine, where they cheer, you know, the murders of Israelis. So we're seeing an extreme example of what we're seeing the left do right here in our own country. Like, we know what the next step is. That's the stuff I fear, that's what I get scared about. And that's why we need a guy like Donald Trump to go in and just take a flamethrower to these folks.
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E
Yeah. And that's why Charlie Kirk was so dangerous to them, because he was winning on their field. Right. Because where do the terrorists get. Get to get the brand new terrorists? They raise them as kids, right. You see little kids running, running guns, weapons, vests, doing, doing whatnot. Right. And that's what they're brought up into. So what do you think they're going to turn into? They're not going to turn into Shakespeare. Right. They're going to turn into the next wave of terrorists.
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F
Charlie wasn't just winning on that field, it became his field.
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B
Yeah.
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F
You know, he would go into these places, these hostile environments, and it would be 10 to 1 against him within two years, three years, it's 10 to 1 for him. He was winning hearts and minds because he was a once in a generation.
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D
He was a special guy. They had to eliminate him.
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E
And you would see the people line up and these, you know, he would always have the ones that wanted to challenge him get up there first, give him the microphone. But he had a crowd of people that supported him, waiting for, for him to come back and explain to that person why they're wrong.
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F
And all his core values were American values.
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B
Yeah.
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F
And the only way they got to knock him down was by cut a sound clip and destroy his full context and nuanced statement. Because they would give you one piece of a DEI statement to make him out to be a bad guy. And that's. And that's how they killed him, too.
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C
A lot of people felt that endless.
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F
Clip saying, he's a fascist, he's a racist, he's a, you know, he's a homophobic. Always in it.
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C
Try arguing with people about that. Yeah, you argue with people because they bought that sound bite, they took it to DEI and they right away, he's racist. I had a lot of arguments with friends on that that aren't really friends so much anymore, you know, and you're.
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F
Not the guy to argue like. No, like being bad.
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D
No, take the fight. But you know, the last event that I would. Which was where, where was the last event they did? Was it in Ole Miss? Where's that?
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E
Ole Miss.
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D
Right. Half the student body, half showed up. Yeah, it's half a student body. Don't show up for anything. Okay. Nothing you could have.
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E
Unless they're playing Alabama.
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F
Right. It could be, it could be free Pizza and Lady Gaga.
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D
Yeah, you could have Lady Gaga be huge pop star there. You could do all that stuff. Half the student body will not have shown up for this. That says everything.
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F
That's amazing.
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D
So there's hope.
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E
Yeah. And again, you look to the, the professors, the teachers, that's why they don't like, you know, what Trump is doing now with what he wants to do with schools and education, because that's their breeding ground. That's what they've been using. That's how you get that group of people, right? That group of people from 16 to 30 think, oh, well, that's okay to do.
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D
It's not. But the thing on ice. Let's just get back to ICE for a second. They're policemen. They're a police force hired to do a specific job. It's no different than anyone we see out while we're driving or you see in town a police officer who's just trying to protect you and, you know, enforce the law. That's what all ICE is doing. They've turned them into this Gestapo. They've turned them into this, but we hired them to do this. And my argument to any of the crazy people I see on Facebook, which happens all the time, is like, you might hate this right now, but did you hate when 10 to 20 million people came into the country? What did you expect people to do? What were we supposed to do with that many people coming into our country, Many of which are criminals, many of which are terrorists, many of which are all these bad people, people, some of which are just here illegally. What, what do you expect us to do? Like just keep them here and make them all citizens? Like, we have to get rid of them. They have to leave. It's breaking the law. Yet they've turned these honest, hard working police officers into something that they're not. But that's all they are. And it is so sad to me to see the level of which they're. They're demeaned. And now, you know, think about how they feel.
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B
Well, the answer to your question. The answer to your question, Vin, for most on the left, is yes, I.
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D
Know, I know that. I can't stand that answer.
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B
They're more virtuous than you are.
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D
Well, they also let 10 to 20 billion people into the country. So you can't just say, I hate ice and then say, oh, it's okay, we let 10 to 20 million people into the country. There has to be some remedy, even if you're a Democrat. Right. There has to be something that they.
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E
Believe in as long as they don't end up in their neighborhood, it's fine. Because they all want to. They're all either elitist or want to be elitist. Right? That's all it is. It's like not in my backyard, but they can stay.
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F
Isn't it not fascinating though, when the Koch brothers, who like all the Soros of the right.
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D
That's right.
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F
They pumped in what it was like 6 million illegals because they wanted a cheaper workforce. And the left ran on it. Clinton ran on it, Obama ran on it. All these animals ran on it. We had to get rid of Obama. Four million out and everybody clapped. We're going to save all that money for our, our poor people in inner cities. Now it goes the other way and, and boom, Trump's the devil. It's unbelievable. I can't wrap my head around the hypocrisy.
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B
Well, we've talked about a lot of those videos. Maybe remember Clinton's State of the Union speech on immigration?
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D
I mean he hardcore.
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B
I got to compare it to the Democrats today. He looks like William F. Buckley back then. I mean, compared to what we're seeing.
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D
Well, here's to our ice age. Okay, here's to our ICE agents. Let's hug. Hug a cop, as they say. Hug an ICE agent. Let's support these guys. Yeah, well, you got to show the love with them whenever you see them.
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B
All right, live from Studio 6B, we're back. A lot of more news to get to right after this. Odds makers coming up. An hour two. Slick, Aaron, Farmer, Brook. Come on, we're gonna throw down. An hour two coming up. We're back right after this, Sam.
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F
That's the sound of James adding long.
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B
Lasting gain scent boosters to his laundry this morning. Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible.
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F
Scent of gain on his shirt. Ah, Gain.
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B
Several hours later, James has even caught.
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E
The attention of his mother in law and she never gives him attention.
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B
Oh, you smell amazing, James.
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C
Oh, thanks, mom.
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B
I love you too. I never said that. Add gain scent boosters to your laundry. Add joy to your day. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Halloween night live at the America First Warehouse. 10, 3, 9, LI News Radio Real America's voice all across the country. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna get to some more sports. Vinny Mac, Paul Nolan, Rick Delgado all gonna do the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Odds makers coming up at 9:30. Aaron Slick and Farmer Brook gonna throw down and pick your weekend games. That's coming up. But we were talking about Kevin Downey Jr. Who's not with us tonight because he's on the road doing his comedy shows. He's in Pennsylvania, I think tonight, and then he's head heading to Michigan.
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E
Oh, my goodness.
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B
And when I saw this story, I thought of Kevin because he's headed to, I think, dear Bornistan.
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E
Yes, he is.
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B
Into the heart of. Into the heart of Islamification of all things America as we're about to see next Tuesday here in New York City, I believe unfortunately already happened in places in Michigan like in dear Border stand. We have this story, Delgado, that came out of there today.
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E
Yeah. The FBI Damon arrested multiple suspects in an alleged Halloween terror plot in Michigan. Federal agents. This is coming from Cash Patel, FBI Director. Arrested multiple individuals plotting a violent attack over this weekend, Halloween weekend. According to the FBI director, he announced this this morning in Dearborn and Inkster. Thankfully, Kevin doesn't hit town in that area until tomorrow. Kash Patel announced in a post on X that the bureau thwarted a potential terrorist. Terrorist attack and multiple subjects in Michigan who were allegedly plotting this violent attack over the Halloween weekend. He thanked the men and women of the FBI and of course all of law enforcement everywhere, standing guard 247 and crushing our mission to defend the homeland. According to the field office in FBI, the FBI in Michigan were present in the cities of Dearborn and Inkster conducting law enforcement activities, according to their spokesperson and broke up this attack that was going to, you know, target people celebrating the Halloween weekend. So congratulations to Cash Patel and the people of the FBI and law enforcement for, you know, this is doing what they're right. This is the stuff that, you know, the FBI is supposed to do. We heard about, oh, the FBI is this great law enforcement, but all they were doing was chasing down grandma and people, you know, people practicing the Catholic religion.
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B
This is the anti Arctic Frost FBI.
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E
Exactly. So congratulations to them because let's face it, when you're talking about that part of the area, that part of the country we know as Damon refers to it as dear Bornistan. What it's heavily influenced by. Right.
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D
I had heard after that story first came out that there was some international folks involved in this and ISIS was even mentioned were targeting family planning centers and things like that. So maybe not just general population. I mean, they were going after something more specific and there's an international flavor to it. That was the latest I heard, which is sickening enough. You know, thank God we got a great guy leading the FBI too. I mean, we had a great team.
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B
Well, I'll Tell you, it never leaves my mind. I watched that interview that Sean Ryan did with the girl who used to be. Her name is completely slipping my mind right now. But she has been warning about an attack in the homeland that we are completely ill prepared for. At least she thought so. Going into, I think, this administration, and we've talked a lot about Cash Patel and some of the heat he's taken for some things. But the more we learn about what he. What he really walked into over there. I keep saying, think about what it took to just get that plane off the ground and flying back as when he got there.
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D
Yeah.
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B
And now to actually be actually doing the job, yet trying to uncover all of the. The horrid facts of the last administration, plus obviously, do what they're supposed to be doing. I mean, he's really been up against it.
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E
Yeah. You're talking about the interview he had with the ex CIA officer, Sarah Adams.
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B
That's her. Sarah Adams.
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E
Yeah.
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B
And I've watched that, and it rings in my head.
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E
Yep. She's a former Navy SEAL and. What do you call it? CIA.
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B
So when you win it, when Vin.
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F
Mentions isis, CIA, let's remember that you're always CIA.
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E
Yeah, that's. It's like the mob. You're never really out, never get out, never.
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B
Have you seen her. Have you seen that interview?
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E
Pretty convinced, pretty convincing, pretty good interview. And, you know, she covered a lot of stuff. A lot of. A lot of great stuff. So if you do get an opportunity to watch that again, it's Sean Ryan. You know, I think she did it back earlier this year.
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B
Yeah.
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E
She's a former contractor. CIA contractor, counterintelligence, counterterrorism, counter terrorism analyst. So she's. She's versed in that world.
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B
Yeah. And her point is that we are not prepared. I mean, essentially, if you're gonna break it down to one simplistic sentence, that's it.
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E
Yeah. I mean, can you ever really be prepared, though? Well, because it only takes one time for them to get through. Right.
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D
But you can have your agents doing what they're supposed to be doing, which is exactly what Cash Patel did. He unleashed the guys that are supposed to be doing the work, doing the work, not focused on all this political, you know, vengeful stuff.
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B
But the problem is the reporting. A lot of the reporting out of all of these places that they're still being undermined, mind. And you have to just wonder, you know, if they need to tear the place down to the studs, when are they going to do that? If. If they know, they're getting undermined, whether it's Cash or Pam Bondi or over at dni, if it's Tulsi Gabbard, like, what are we waiting for? Like, Steve Bannon makes this point almost every day. Like, we've got to. If you've got to tear it down, then you've got to do it because you can, you can't continue to work as if it doesn't exist. And all of, all of the evidence points to you continuing to get undermined from people that you're still employed. People who were involved with Arctic Frost. Why are they still at the FBI?
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D
That's a good question. They should be eliminated. No question about it. But also, these are massive organizations, you know, so there's.
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F
And they're hiding, compartmentalized and they are subcontracted out to, you know, black operatives. You know, things like, you know, like, like Rancorp and, you know, some of these, you know, dark operations. These guys are trained in a lot of evil stuff and they're heartless guys. I mean, and they're subversive. Let's be honest. The CIA and I don't want to touch the third rail, but I guess I will. They've been involved in so many things that have been false flags against our own people to cover their own agenda for a globalist group that, that, you know, essentially have sold out America. You know, they. These people don't care. So how they can't clean house is really beyond me.
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E
Well, when you talk about eight years of Obama, four years of Joe Biden, you talk about a lot of people that were embedded and became, you know, these, you know, ticks basically that burrow inside and they become, you know, lifers within the government.
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B
It's a lot longer back then. Yeah.
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F
Bush family, it's all of it, you think. All the way back to the Dulles brothers who ran the stage department and the CIA, you know, it goes all the way back to Prescott Bush. I mean, this has been a 70 year plan.
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E
Yeah. So it's going to take a little while to kind of get all these people out. But speaking of Halloween, Damon, because I don't know if you noticed, but Slick dressed up today. Halloween celebrations happening at the White House as President Trump along with First Lady Melania Trump handed out candy, gave hugs at the annual event on. Check this out. This is cut number one, President Trump.
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B
Yeah.
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E
And the first lady coming out.
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B
Yeah. And nobody better to do that.
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E
No, definitely not. And the kids were lining up. I guess a lot of the people brought their kids they. They had empty bags, of course, but some of them were. There was a couple kids dressed up as the president and first lady.
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B
That was great.
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E
I saw that one girl was not leaving until she got candy. One of them wanted a hug. You know, it's. It's just amazing. Some of the.
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F
I wanted 300 shares of Palantir.
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B
He popped the candy on top of one of its heads again, which he did. I think he did back 20, 19.
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H
Yeah.
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B
And they got. They. He did that again.
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E
Yep.
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B
But I think the best one was the people who put the. Together. The McDonald's drive through. Oh, I didn't see that. Oh, yeah.
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C
Even at the big bars, the McDonald's.
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B
Drive thru, that was. That was maybe the best one I saw. So.
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F
Yeah.
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E
And let's face it, he gives out the big candy bars like Slick.
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C
I see that he's giving out the big bars.
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E
It's the big candy bar that's the.
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C
Maybe you want to go.
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E
Not the bite size, not the fun size.
- [48:40]
B
Slick. Give me a minute here. Of sports. Give me an update on the game. Is it started yet? What's going on?
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C
Yeah. World Series, Big D, Game six right now. The Dodgers have drawn first blood. They're up one nothing in the top of the third. Bases are loaded. Mookie Bets at the plate. So we shall see. Guzman for Toronto pitching a no hit and now through. Well, was pitching, you know, hit her, but now it's one nothing. So unbelievable game there, Big D. All.
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B
Right, we'll do a little more sports when we get back. Paul Nolan's got some news. Vinny Max, got some more live for Studio 6B when we get back. That's a quick hour one hour two coming up.
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F
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A
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If your television sounds funny in the evening, you're watching Live from Studio 6B. All right, live from Studio 6B. Hour two. Live from the Americaverse Warehouse on a Friday night. Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio all across Suffolk County, Long Island. Glad you're in. Whether you're watching or listening, we appreciate it. Make sure you follow us on all our social media FSXP and make sure you follow Real America's Voice @Real AM Voice. Want to say hello to all of our friends out there in social media land? Wherever you're watching, we appreciate it. Make sure you hit the like, subscribe, comment, get involved. Of course, that's what we want more than anything. Just be a part of the family and get, get involved in the live show, in the chat. Best chat. Well, I think on television is the live from Studio 6B audience every night 8 to 10 weekdays, Monday through Friday. Want to thank Joe the Box for having us into the American First Warehouse. We love to be on Friday night doing sports. Penny Mac, Rick Dogado, Paul Nolan, all doing the news. Let's kick off our two with some sports and then we'll get to more news. Slick's got it. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow, use code LFSXP at checkout. It'll give you a great savings. Slickster. What's going on?
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Mookie Betts singles to right, scores two more runs. Dodgers are up three nothing now over the Blue Jays. Game six up in Toronto. The World Series. I don't think many people in this country are watching, except for maybe out in la, but we're gonna get a Game seven tomorrow night. You heard it here first, bottom to third. We'll see what happens. We'll keep tracking that score. And I just want to get to this story, if I may. US Olympian opens up on leading lawsuit against governing bodies over trans athletes in women's competition. Jackson Thompson of Fox News, Margarita Guzzi Vincente became the first known team Olympics athlete to sue a US Sports governing body in opposition of its policies allowing transgender athletes to participate in women's sports when she filed a class action lawsuit against the USA Fencing on Wednesday. Vincenti's lawsuit came the same month that a trans athlete, Dina Yukich, sued US Fencing for being excluded from a women's competition. So they're getting it on both ends. The organization, Vincent, is facing legal battles on both fronts in what has been a transformative year for gendered policies in America sports after President Donald Trump signed the Keeping Men out of Women's Sports executive order, probably one of the greatest executive orders in modern history, in my opinion. You know, I love sports and I don't want men in women's sports. But Vincenti is bringing her own lawsuit forward based on a situation that occurred in January at the North America cup in Missouri. She alleges USA Fencing knowingly permitted biologic males to compete in women's divisions while advertising events as female only, including in competitive, involving athletes under the age of 18, while withholding that information from the female competitors. Vincente, she's 35 years old. She is from the Italian national team, and she was with the team for quite a few years, and she became an American 15 years ago. So we'll see how this lawsuit plays out, like a lot of these lawsuits. But, you know, the push is really on now keeping men out of women's sports. And I just wanted to get that story across. Big D. And that's what I have for this segment. Looking forward to Odds Makers.
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All right, very good. Odds Makers is coming up. Let's get to Paul Nolan and some of his news. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?
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So we were talking about SNAP earlier. Now, you know, Hochul is chiming in on this. She's calling New York a state of emergency. And she has declared 65 million in new state funds to support food banks, soup kitchens, and more outlets trying to help families get emergency food and assistance if it halts on Saturday. And Hochul also had pledged 40 million last week. So that's $106 million they've pledged. So, you know, I guess it's one of those things. To me, it's like a race to buy votes. I just see it again. I just see it as a bribery, in all honesty. And I, you know, I just don't, I don't like the idea of the nuclear option at all. I think we're, I just think when you have them down, we have to keep them down. And, you know, the Democrats are pushing the socialist wing of this party so hard, and it has, we have to have the pushback now, though, to me, there was a line in the sand. We have to draw it and we can't cross it. As much pain as there is, to me in 2008, where the banks were too big to fail, I said, let them fail because the free market will adjust and it'll fix itself. This, to me, is a full blown disaster that we have a chance to really kind of take the chalkboard and clean it.
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So that's what I'm sticking with Hochul for a second. I found it interesting. We talk about what's going to happen here in New York City next Tuesday on election night, which is going to be a very big night. I know people think because it's kind of that off year, it's not. There's a lot of really important things we're going to find out Tuesday night. Obviously not just the future of New York City, but obviously what's going on in New Jersey, what's going on in Virginia. There's a lot of obviously race places to pay attention to. Hochul was on this podcast, Raging Moderates with the. The crazy girl from the five. The leftist there who sits on the five panel.
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C
Yeah, I know.
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B
And Hoko was asked about Mandami and, and how he's going to exactly achieve the utopia that he has promised all of his supporters in New York City. And well, here's what Hochul had to say about that. We know that Mamdani does want to tax the rich more, bring it up about 2%. He can't do that on his own.
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F
You've previously said that you wouldn't be raising taxes.
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B
Have you reconsidered that stance?
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E
No, I would say one energetic rally.
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B
Does not get me to change my positions, I assure you. But I do hear people's voices. I process what everybody says.
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E
But I'm also have to balance governing.
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B
This state and making sure that those people who are actually the reason we have a generous supportive budget that helps.
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G
Lift people up, it's their revenues that we tax.
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E
1 1/2% of New Yorkers cover about.
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B
A third of our budget. That's enormous. I'm concerned about outmigration of people who are the ones who are supporting our budget. I cannot make up for that with.
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E
Middle class tax increases. I cannot do that to the middle.
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B
Class and the struggling New Yorkers.
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E
So, so this is the balance. I mean this is my position.
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D
But she actually makes sense there, so.
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B
Well, well, well, moment must be working. The communist has lost the leftist. That's an interesting. Wow, interesting thing here. She says he's not going to be able to achieve utopia in New York City because he's not going to be able to pay for it. And she's not going to. We're already taxed to absolute death in this state over regulated and over everything else. But she says no, no, we're not going to make it worse for The Islamist jihadist in New York City because.
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She realizes that the math doesn't. Math, it doesn't work. She's acknowledging that by saying the middle income people are tapped out and the rich people are going to leave. We're going to be screwed. So we got to figure out a.
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F
Way to keep them state in Westchester and Nassau county going through the roof.
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D
I'm hearing it in Florida starting to pick up too.
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F
Yeah, people are just flying out of New York City.
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D
Del Boca Vista. Phase two is selling well.
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B
I said that on the night of the debate. I said the big winner of the debate was Florida.
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F
You did say that.
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D
Yeah.
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F
You know, remember she's a World Economic Forum puppet. She's got billionaire friends everywhere she goes. She's, she's not going to roll over that easy for, you know, the communist.
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D
Look at California. They went to, they went to Austin, Texas, they went to Dallas. Elon Musk left, left his whole, brought the whole business over. Google, Facebook, they put huge establishments in, in, in Texas. That's what's going to happen here. I mean IBM still here. We've got some big businesses corning, you know, other big companies. They'll move.
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F
They have no choice.
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D
No, I know.
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E
Yeah. As well as Wall street is going to look to move.
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F
Yeah, A lot of those companies would.
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C
Not be surprised at Texas, right? I heard Texas.
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B
Yeah.
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D
Hey, something on SNAP that. Were you talking about SNAP before? Yeah, yeah. So I read something today. Rand Paul actually posted this. When Biden first got into office office, it was 60 billion a year. Was a snap was what we spent on SNAP. It went up 140 billion just in those few years. Think about that. Where is that money going?
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F
We have so many obese people on snap.
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D
I mean morbid, something like that. Double.
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E
Well, there's a lot of, what do you call it? Oh, that's right. They added 20 million illegals there, Ben.
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D
Hello. There we go.
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F
Oh yeah. They found news ways, right, to launder the money.
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B
Money, the way, the way it doubles is it just continues to prove that government can't solve any of these problems by just throwing money at it. Cash alone is not going to do it. The problems with things like SNAP are systemic and, and, and part of it goes to, you know, the drug manufacturers, big pharma, the price gouging and all of the other things. And you just can't throw money at these things. You know, you've got USDA junk food, so subsidies, you know, the government, when they get their hands on stuff, they ruin everything. Whether it's Cars and what they, what the manufacturers have to do to make you safe to drive. They've ruined cars, they ruined food, they ruined, they just ruin everything. And you just, you can't, you need the free market to fix these things. And that's the only way to fix these things, is stop the enslavement. Stop the, you know, the handouts to most people who are using SNAP are probably not even supposed to be here. That's the way to, and let the free market take care of it.
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F
That's Austrian Economics 101. We're talking about Murray Rothbard and Mises and Hayek. And the market will adjust. It will find equal water. It will find level ground. And you know, these central planners think they know better and they have God complexes and they think they can control every aspect of the market and they can control nothing.
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Well, that's, that's kind of what happened with college tuition, right? The government got involved as soon as the bank said, you know what, we're going to pull out of this stuff because these loans are a little dicey. Guess who was willing to give an 18 year old a $400,000 mortgage? The federal government. Hey, here you go, here you go. Go grab some debt. Exactly. That's exactly what it is. And again, David makes the point. As soon as the government gets involved, that's like what Reagan said. I'm here from, I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
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F
Help.
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E
Guess what? You're not going to help.
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F
Right? The post office couldn't get it done, gets privatized, called FedEx. FedEx becomes a multibillion dollar business and it's ten times more efficient. What a shock.
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D
I want to see the Trump administration to this point and the whole Obamacare thing and the government got involved in that. Obamacare was basically government subsidized health plan. Now of course, it's significantly subsidized. After Covid, they put those measures in place. Now they're using it against the Trump administration because those subsidies are going away. They're subsidizing expensive health insurance. And Trump on his first term made a run to try and fix this health deal. He's done it with pharmaceuticals. You know, I think it's, I think the open free market system for health care needs to be brought back and brought back. Did we ever have it? But I think this philosophy needs to follow through for health care. It's one way to fight this whole Democrat Obamacare, which is a disaster. Trump said it right, it didn't do anything. It's supposed to do. It was worse. It made it more expensive. It's because of all the corruption, all the government oversight and all this stuff. Let's open it up, it'll come down.
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B
What's the Republicans vision on health care? Can anyone articulate it? No, you couldn't articulate it at gunpoint.
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D
There's no vision.
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B
There is none.
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They need a vision. My point on that is they need a vision now, see, but they need.
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E
A vision that doesn't include the government paying for it because the government doesn't pay for anything. The tax taxpayers, they need a free.
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D
Market system of some kind.
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B
There is nothing in this country that has destroyed more jobs, lowered more wages, raised the cost of living more and disrupted your personal liberty than Obamacare has since it was, since it was brought into existence.
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D
I can tell you when Obamacare came out, we would have board meetings. I was running a fairly sizable company at the time and our half of our discussion in a board meeting was about Obamacare. How are we going to handle part timers, full timers? All those employee discussions you never had, you never ever talked about them at this. Like took up half our time figuring out how to deal with that.
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B
And it was so unpopular. When I said this in my first word a couple weeks ago, it was so unpopular at the time after what it was a 2009, I think or 10. It came out. And then by 2000 they had lost so many seats, the Democrats, it was so unpopular. We had such a strong position. You had Mike Lee, I can remember Ted, Ted Cruz gave like a 22 hour filibuster speech on the Senate floor about repealing Obamacare, about at least Republicans deciding to get behind some vision and say, okay, it was a government shutdown at the time. Speaking of. And he said we'll do this, but this thing's got to be gutted because it's completely unpopular. And what happened on the Republican side, people like Mitch McConnell got up there and made fun of Ted Cruz says he was wasting everybody time. That governor of New, I think it's of Vermont, New Hampshire, Kelly Ayotte or something, she came out against Cruz at the time. Mike Lee and Ted Cruz saw a long time before anybody else that when the, when the government got involved with this thing, just like you said, Vin, they knew that the subsidies were going to become more involved, more involved, more involved, more entrenched, more government.
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F
It.
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B
And then it was going to be like a house built on stilts where you take one away and now all of a sudden the Whole thing falls apart. And the Democrats right now look at, they have the weaker hand than we do. But what are they doing? They're making the case about the affordability of health care. Even though they control none of it, they still act as if they're in power.
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D
Yeah.
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B
They still unify behind a message like they're in power. They're still taking it to the public and saying, this is Republicans and this is all about, about the cost of health care. Meanwhile, the cost of health care can be directly tracked back to 12 years ago in what they did, what they.
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D
Did during COVID what they did at 12 years ago.
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B
But it doesn't even matter.
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D
Yeah.
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B
Because they take, they, they take the, the, the people and they say, well, they're not going to rem. They're, they're not going to remember.
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D
They don't. It's Nancy Pelosi's theory. Right. Just say it. They'll believe it.
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B
They're always unified and they're always shrewd. All right, live from Studio 6B. We're back. More after this.
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E
Well, I'm glad you brought that up Damon, because, you know, we're talking about the other stuff that's been going on. You know, we just played that clip from Kathy Hochul. She's making a move because she's nervous about next year. She sees the writing on the wall. And now, according to some polls over in New Jersey, a state that President Trump came this close to, to flipping, just might flip for Jack Citarelli. As he tells the Post, he'll win the New Jersey governor race this time despite his 20, 21 loss. And he's ready to take over as a new governor of New Jersey. He's exuding confidence in this, his third campaign for governor. And this one, he hopes, will be the one to propel him into the. Into the office of governor of the State of New Jersey. He spoke to the New York Post about wrapping up an energetic rally at a Spring Lake manor. And of course, you know, the rally is part of his swing through some of the counties, including Monmouth county, that he's hoping to make redder by election Day. Here he is, cut number two, talking about what he's going to do when he does win the governor's seat in New Jersey. Because again, some of these polls are breaking as a dead heat right now between Citarelli and Mikey, whatever her name is. Cut number one. Cut number two. I mean, yeah, Mikey. Sheryl, cut number two. Jackson rally, cut to check it out.
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B
Let me tell you how we're going.
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D
To provide for law and order here in New Jersey. Executive order number one. On day one, no town in this.
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B
State will be a sanctuary city, will.
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D
Not be a sanctuary state. Yes.
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B
I said from the very beginning that policy. Here's the good news. Many of the things that Murphy has done are by executive order.
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D
They weren't codified by the legislature, which means I can reverse them on day one.
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B
But having sanctuary cities and us being.
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C
A sanctuary state encourages illegal immigration and.
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B
It handcuffs our local police in certain ways.
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D
We're not doing that. I'm going to reverse that on day one.
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B
If a local police chief and mayor.
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D
Want to work together to preserve safety.
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B
In our community by partnering with a.
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D
Federal agency, I'm not going to get in the way.
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B
We're not doing that.
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D
But the other thing we're going to.
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B
Do is get rid of cashless bail. Cashless bail has created a professional criminal who's learned how to game the system. Talk to your local cops and they'll.
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D
Tell you about this dynamic known as arrest release.
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C
Repeat.
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D
It's demoralizing for cop.
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E
Yeah.
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D
What a subject. It's like, it's like cashless, like the cashless deposit. You got to put no deposit down. Well, why you say the word deposit? That deposit doesn't mean anything. You put nothing down. Cashless bail is a. It's just nothing, does it?
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E
Get out of here. It's a get out of free jail card. Right.
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B
Well, I mean, listen, when you look at the polls, I'm looking at real clear politics on this race. I hadn't looked at it all that much, but the real clear politics average right now from October 14th to the 29th is Cheryl 48.7 and Cittarelli 50, 45.1. So they've got her an average of 3.6 up. Fox News has her up plus 7, but the Hill, Emerson has her only plus 2. So that's kind of your spread. Trafalgar, who I think we probably trust more than anybody else on here, Insider Advantage has her only at plus one.
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E
Yeah.
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B
So with an average of, like I said, about 3.6. So, I mean, obviously any Republican in New Jersey is still an uphill climb, but he's certainly within shouting distance.
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E
Oh, yeah, definitely. And then of course, you've got Mikey Sherrill, who's going to be enlisting people such as President, former President Barack Obama to campaign for. We know how good he is at getting people elected. Right. Oh, my goodness. He's been like. He's been like kryptonite lately for the Democrat Party.
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C
I'm only kryptonite.
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E
Yeah, exactly. I'm surprised she's not going to be joining him on the trail. She's also going to rely on.
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F
Maybe Hillary's available for an endorsement.
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She's also going to try to rely on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Pete Booty Juice because nobody gets you jacked up for running out to the polls like a little Booty Juice.
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D
I did not know that.
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E
Yeah.
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F
So many jokes.
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B
Yeah. All right, very good. We'll do some more news with Rick here in a second. Let's do a little sports while we can get it in. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slick. What's going on with Stephen A. Smith these days?
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C
Oh, Stephen A. Smith. We'll go right to that story. Hold on a second.
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B
Yes.
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C
Stephen A. Smith, ESPN's most expensive idiot, immediately calls the Dolphins racist for firing their black gm. I referred to it earlier when I was giving the recap of odds makers. Last night, ESPN and Stephen A. Smith were foaming at the mouth over this one. This is Zachary Zach Dean of Outkick. I don't know what's in the water at ESPN this week. But those who are insufferable libs have turned up the heat on the racism accusations. Frankly, I don't think it was possible for the talking heads in Bristol to get more race baity. They've done such a bang up job over the years as is. But give credit where credit is due. Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark have checked those boxes like absolute vets over the past 48 hours. So let's run that cut six where Stephen A. Smith is talking about the firing of the Miami Dolphins GM last night over the loss to the Baltimore Ravens 286 and wondering why wasn't the coach McDaniels fired. Cut six. Aaron, roll it, please.
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B
It was about Tua. It was about Mike McDaniel and the brother get fired first. All I know is this. Oh my God, I better hear Mike McDaniel's name today. But it better not be just Chris Graham. And I'm not saying that he don't.
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D
Deserve it because of the way they look at the end.
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B
He knew you at the helm.
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C
I got it.
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B
I understand it.
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F
Listen, I'm all for bro head coaches, Jim.
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B
We know what battles I've been fighting for over 30 years.
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E
He kind of sounds like Gavin Newsome when he went on that, you know, all that smoke podcast.
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D
Yeah, well, strange bird man, Barry.
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B
He goes on Mark Levin makes all the sense in the world. And then he goes on there and sounds like that. I don't know.
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F
Can't figure the guy out because he can't figure himself.
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B
All right, live from Studio 6B, odds makers with farmer Brook Slick Rick Aaron coming up right after this. Sam.
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Run a business and not thinking about radio, Think again. Cause more people are listening to the radio and Iheart today than they were 20 years ago. And only iHeart broadcast radio connects with more Americans than TV, digital, social, any other media, even twice as many teens than TikTok. And that reach means everything. Just think about the universal marketing formula. The number of consumers who hear your message times the response rate equals the results. Now let's get those results growing for your business. Radio's here now more than ever. And iheart's leading the way. Think radio can help your business? Think iHeart streaming, podcasting and radio. Where the reach is real. Let us show you@iheartadvertising.com that's iheartadvertising.com or call 844 844, iheart one more time. Just call 844-844, iheart and get radio working for you.
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B
All right. Live from Studio 6B on a Friday night live in the America Earth warehouse. All right, Slick's doing sports. Vinnie Mac, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, all doing the news. Aaron holding it down Friday night, 9:30pm on the East Coast. Well, if it's 9:30, that can mean only one thing on a Friday night. And it is time to look at your college and pro football games against the Las Vegas spread. It's time to do the odds makers. All right, here we go, odds makers for a Friday night Halloween night. Slick Aaron. And please welcome on. Oh my God. Our. There we go. Our special guest for the night, live from. Well, looks like Golden Gate Bridge. Looks like San Francisco side of the super bowl as our friend Farmer Brooke. Is that a gold chain you're wearing that Pitbull?
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H
You betcha.
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A
This is.
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H
This is my Slick outfit. Come on, guys. My only. My only problem is I. I used a black Sharpie for this and I'm hoping it comes out.
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B
All right, very good. Let's see if we can pull your microphone a little closer there, Farmer Brook. All right, here we go, odds maker. We're all going to pick. What are you doing, you lunatic? What are you doing?
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H
Oh, I thought that we were on commercial.
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C
Sorry, that was a lifting. Iced tea.
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E
Don't worry.
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B
Okay. All right, let's pick some games against the spread here. Game number one, Slickster. Where are you going?
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Well, you know I always go college first Big d. Saturday night, 7:30 Tennessee, the Vols, Rick's team there, or what used to be your team, number 14, Tennessee, taking on number 18, Oklahoma. Great matchup. Both teams are 6 and 2. Playoff seedings are just around the corner, as we know the college football playoffs. Volunteers, number two in points per game, third in total offense, the best in the ncaa. They're looking good there. I'm going to go with Deval's big D. I'm going to lay three over Oklahoma.
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All right. Neyland Stadium, the Vols. The Slickster is going to lay the three over Oklahoma in that game. All right, there you go. Game number one is college for Slick. Slick. Let's go College. Game number one, Aaron, for you. Where are you going, Farmer?
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G
Are you holding a chicken?
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H
I'm holding a chicken.
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B
I love the antics.
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C
He's looking to cash in on some tonight.
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G
All right, so game number one for me, college. I'm gonna take Georgia over Florida. I believe the line is 7.
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B
It is.
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G
All right. I'm gonna go with Georgia on the road. It's going to be quite the interesting game for Florida. Without their head coach, their quarterback has not been consistent the past couple couple weeks and Georgia has been playing kind of ugly, but they have been finding a way to get the job done. So I think they're just going to keep rolling. I'm going to take them on the road here.
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B
All right, Georgia -7 over Florida for Aaron. That, of course game is in Jacksonville, Everbank Stadium, 3:30 on Saturday. Farmer Brook, game number one for you.
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G
Where you going?
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H
Okay, I got to be honest here. I, I, I went off the wagon a little bit and my picks weren't so good, so I had to solicit some help. I grabbed Aaron. Oh, actually not that errand. This Aaron. I am honoring Aaron. Yes, yes. Look at how beautiful she is. She's minding her own business, but she's helped me make my picks and that's why I'm on such a role right now. So, so first game, as much as I hate to do this, and this is kind of reverse psychology, I'm gonna take Iowa State -7 and a half against my Arizona State Sun Devils using that reverse psychology to hopefully get a win for the Sun Devils. We're hurting right now. Our quarterback is out, our number one receiver is a little banged up, but. And we're in Ames, Iowa. So I don't have a lot of faith, but I'm hoping that the boys hear me and they, they rise to the occasion and can pull off a big upset.
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B
All right, Iowa State minus the points over Arizona State for the farmer Pick number one. All right, game number two, slick. Where you going?
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C
NFL big D. 1:00pm Louisiana charges taking on the Tennessee Titans. Hopefully Justin Herbert and company don't have too much of that bourbon. They're not. Night before the game tomorrow night, I think they're going to roll over to 17 Titans. Mike McCoy. This is only his third game coaching the Titans as an interim coach. And Cam Ward with Calvin Ridley out, I don't think they're going to do too well. So I'm going to go with the LA Chargers. Laying a lot of chalk though. Nine and a half. I'm going to lay. I think the Chargers are going to roll.
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B
All right, Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. Chargers over Tennessee for Slick Aaron. Game number two. Where you going?
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G
Game number two for me. I'm going to take the Patriots here over the Falcons. I have that line at five and a half and they are at home. I think Drake May and company are going to try and extend their winning streak to six this weekend and I think they're going to Succeed, especially because the Falcons seem to be moving in the opposite direction. They fell under.500 this past week and Penix looks good to come back suffering that bone bruise, but I don't think the Falcons defense is going to be able to keep up with New England on this one.
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B
All right, very good. Aaron's got Patriots minus five and a half over the Falcons. Farmer Brook, game number two, where you going?
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H
Well, well, Aaron's gonna like this because Aaron likes what Aaron picked and I am going with the Patriots as well. I think Drake is, is on the, on the ball right now. Patriots are looking awful good and it could be a Packer Patriot Super Bowl. Oh, my friends. Oh, heard it here first.
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B
All right, very good. Patriots minus five and a half there as well. Game number three, slide. Where is it? Where are you going?
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C
Well, I love that background there, Farmer Brook. And in that honor, I'm going with the 49ers laying two and a half. They're taking on the Giants at Met Get a Life Stadium. That'll be on Sunday. I think 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan is going to be looking to get running back Christian McCaffrey back on track after having his lowest yardage game last week since he came back from his injury in 23. So I think we're going to see the Niners roll over the Giants. Giants just too many injuries. Missing the Malik. Great Malik neighbors. Also, of course we saw Scatterboo getting injured as well. Cam Scatter Boo. So I don't think with that being said, they have a ghost of a chance in beating the Niners. So give me the Niners laying the two and a half.
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E
Scatter Boo.
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Okay, two and a half seems a little light for it. Going up against a team that's so hurt. That's an interesting, interesting line there to me. All right, Niners minus two and a half for Slickster in game number three. Aaron, where are you going? Game number three, Lane.
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G
A lot of chops talk in game number three. I'm going to take the Rams over the Saints. I have that line at 14 and a half at home. A lot of talk to Lay, but as I say, almost every week the Saints are just flat out terrible. They're running with a new quarterback this week, Tyler Show. I think it was their second round quarterback pick in the draft. This past draft he's been very up and down when training camp and in the preseason, so I don't know why they're going to run with him against a very seasoned and very tough Rams team. On the road. Not a good move for the Saints in my opinion. I think that the Rams are just going to roll right over them.
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All right, Rams -14 and a half over the Saints for Aaron. Game number three, Farmer. Brook, where are you going for game number three?
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Let's head to Pittsburgh. My friends and I love Aaron Rodgers, but man, the Colts are on a roll and it's only three points. This is a trap. This could be a trap game, but man, the Colts just look so good right now and it could be a Green Bay Pecker Colt super bowl as well.
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B
So could be.
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H
Let's go to Pittsburgh. I'm taking the.
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B
You could give every combination and one of them is going to be right Farmer. But yes, you're right. It could be.
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D
He's like.
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C
This is like duck, duck, goose over here.
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G
I think I know who he wants.
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E
In the Super Bowl.
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B
All right. ND minus three for the Farmer last game. Aaron, where you going for G? I'm sorry, Slick. Where you going for game number four?
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Okay, big D. Well, 820. I love the prime time game. And what? Well, Seattle is going to Washington D.C. that is. And I like the Seahawks laying three and a half on the road. I think they're going to win that game. Commanders have got a lot of issues there, couple of injuries. Jaden Daniels will be back in action, but he's going to be missing Terry McLaren, his prime receiver. He re injured his quad. He's out for that game. And I think Seattle with Jackson Smith, enigma. He's absolutely unbelievable. He is an enigma. He's such a great receiver. Leads the league in yardage for receiving 819 yards. So I like that. I don't mind laying the three and a half. Vd I think give me Sam Donald all day. Seattle winning that game, going away.
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B
All right, very good, Aaron. Let's go to your game number four. And what we should entitle the what team am I really liking today? Let's go. Game number four.
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G
I almost don't even want to say what this game is because I'm just going to get ripped for the next two and a half.
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B
Let's go to game number four. Listen up. Dad. What is it, Aaron?
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G
So I did consult with dad on this one. I did. I can show you the receipts.
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C
Insult or insult?
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G
No, a little bit of both. I'm gonna take the Chiefs. Don't yell at me over the Bills. Minus one and a half on the road. Like I said, I know you're all gonna hate this pick, but I do think that my homestead company is gonna get the jobs done in Orchard park. Yes, they are.04 in the regular season against the bill since 2021. But I do have a good feeling that they're just going to be able to get the job done. Done. The Bills have a decent amount of injuries on defense. Matt Prater was limited in practice today. He's their kicker. And if I'm going to put Butker against Prater, I'm going to go with Buckard all the way because this game is going to come down to a field every time.
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B
Okay, very good. So the Chiefs, her favorite team? I guess she's not one city minus one and a half over the Bills. Farmer, where are you going for your last game?
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H
Aaron, just so you know, Aaron didn't like that one, so.
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E
All right.
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G
Sorry, Aaron.
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D
Let's.
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H
Let's go to Detroit. Vikings are having a tough time. JJ Is back, but he is not going to be the answer. Detroit is on a roll even though they're going to finish second in that division. And I am going to take Detroit -8 and a half and they will not be in the Super Bowl.
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B
Okay? Oh, all right. All right. Detroit minus eight and a half over minutes, Minnesota. All right, there you go. There's your four games for each of them. Your odds makers for a Friday night. Thanks, Farmer Brook.
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H
Thank you guys.
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B
Love you all.
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G
Thanks, Farmer.
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B
All right, we love you.
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C
Wow.
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B
All right, the great Farmer Brook joining us. Some good picks there. Aaron, did you have an opinion on the Niners Giants game? I didn't hear you. Did you have a pick there?
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C
No, I think she's chicken it out of that one.
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B
Okay, very good.
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F
Good.
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G
Wait, what's the line on it?
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B
Don't worry about it. Don't get yourself in any more trouble. All right, let's do some. Let's do some news. Vinnie. Mac, there's something going on with the DOJ investigating. Who are they investigating?
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D
The doj. Let's see. Where do I have that story?
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B
I think they're investigating Black Lives Matter.
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D
Yes, yes, that's true. They finally. You know, the corruption we saw and heard about all during the Black Lives Matter sham. And they're million dollar houses, a couple of Bentleys, a BMW.
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C
You got to get to work, you know.
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D
Yeah, yeah. Decadence works for them.
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F
Right into the white neighborhoods. Sorry, that's the third rail again.
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D
Yeah. Did you say that? You know, the thing that's happening here is we are hearing all the things we want to hear, which is the DOJ investigating a lot of things. We're seeing some semblance of action and things like this with Black Lives Matter. Yeah, to me, this is just check off the boxes. Check off the boxes. Go after antifa. Black Lives Matter. All these groups that are just radical shams for people to make money and disrupt our country, they really aren't standing for anything. If we were in the 60s, I mean, all those folks that protested in the 60s, at least they went there themselves. At least they had their own voice. You know, they weren't organized like this with these shams groups that were profiting from this, all the people, the heads of these groups doing it. So the, you know, the DOJ is finally looking into all these things like we see the FBI. I mean, they're looking into hundreds of things that we just hope they would. Now we need to see though indictments. We need to see real things happen. You're going to find, I think through this investigation, money laundering. You're going to find obviously gross misuse of funds, which you know, could turn out to be just fraud at the end of the day. I mean, you can't start a non profit and raise two million dollars and then go buy yourself a two million dollar house in Boca Raton.
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B
Of course you can.
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C
With that proof. Come on.
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D
I mean, you can. Which is not legal and it's not correct, but that's what we have happening.
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E
You know, Vin, I got to take issue with you with the people from the 60s, because those kids, they're still around today and you can find them at any no Kings March. They're still out there.
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D
I saw them when I was in Sarasota.
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B
All right, one more to go. We'll wrap it up for a Friday night at the American first warehouse right after this.
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C
All right, and the game is over. No, there's two minutes to go. They're up three to one.
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F
Sa.
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All right. Live from Studio 6P on a spooky Friday night Halloween. If you're gonna go out tonight, hope you have a safe and fun night. Live from Studio 6P, Real America's Voice all across the country. And of course, 1039 LI news radio slick's gonna do a little more sports. Vin Delgado, Paul Nolan, all got a little more news. We'll try to get to everybody here. I'll start with rick Delgado because J.D. van has been in the news a lot this week. Obviously showed up at the turning, at Turning Point, took a lot of questions. Obviously, very impressive. Anytime he's in front of a microphone. But he did an interview, I guess. Delgado. Tell me about it.
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Yeah, he was on with Miranda Devine from the New York Post and did her podcast called Pod Force One where she asked the vice president a number of different things regarding, you know, the upcoming 2028 election. Believe it or not, considering that it seems to be two people that seem to be leading the way for the 2028 ticket. Damon, between Vice President Vance and people are talking about State Secretary of State Marco Rubio and there could be a conflict with both of them as potential contenders for 2028. The Vice President says he doesn't even talk about running for president and doesn't even worry about that for right now because he's got a bigger job running as vice president for President Trump. But he says along with Marco Rubio, who he considers one of his best friends, there's not going to be any tension. He and I work together a lot. I think a lot of good work that we've been able to do as an administration is because we're able to work together. And again, this is why I say worrying too much about politics actually I think makes you worse at the job that you have so good words there from Vice President J.D. vance. He also had this to say about President Trump. I mean, the legend of President Trump. We were kind of goofing about it the other day talking about, you know, what he does, how long he doesn't, how long he doesn't sleep, all those things. Yeah. And here is J.D. vance, cut number three, talking about this with Miranda Devine. Cut three. Check this out.
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And so everybody always, like, jokes with.
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D
Me when you go on One of these 23 hour international trips with Donald Trump, if you're lucky. He'll sleep two hours. If you're unlucky, he'll be roaming around Air Force One, you know, busting your.
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E
Chops because you've fallen asleep.
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B
Oh, he's low energy.
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D
Look, he's already asleep and he's, you know, been on the plane for 18 hours.
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B
He wakes up the journalist.
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C
He wakes up midnight gaggles.
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D
He wakes up the journalist for midnight gaggles.
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There is just something about a.
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And I don't know if it's, you know, he's President United States for four years this term, and he's just so focused on getting as much as possible done, but he really sleeps less and still has more energy than anybody that I know that's 40 years younger than he is. And that is. I mean, you hear people talk about.
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E
It, you wonder how true it is.
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D
Trust me, I've seen it from the inside. He has unbelievable energy.
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Yeah. So there you have it. Great stuff from the vice President and with Miranda Devine talking about President 2 in the morning.
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F
Look at this. Low energy.
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E
Exactly.
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D
He was in South Korea at 11 o' clock in the morning, traveled 40 hours on this trip, got back and did the trick or treating thing at the White House.
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E
Exactly.
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D
I mean, I don't. Have you ever taken one of those flights to Asia?
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B
No.
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D
It's crippling sleep for two days. Okay, yeah. I mean, stop it is one of the hardest flights you ever have in your life.
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Vin has to decompress driving home from the America first warehouse.
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D
I got a 40 minute drive. I'm in bed for a week. I'm at that thing. Crazy.
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B
I mean. All right, very good, Delgado. Election night is Tuesday. It's going to be a big night. Can I announce to Joe, though? We're. We're going to be here at the America first warehouse, are we not? We are going to be live right here at the American first warehouse on Tuesday night for election night. I think I can say that now. Yeah.
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C
Flagenstein gave you the green light over there.
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Flagenstein. Joe, the box. Flockenstein gave me the. The okay to say that. So, man, it's going to be. It's going to be just a huge night on Tuesday. But Paul's got a story that just shows you that no matter how far we get and all the great work that Mike Lindell has put himself on the line for, and obviously this administration much more in tune to it. The. Well, the voting scheme and the elections are not as secure as we always think they are. Paul, what's the story?
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Well, they're always up to circle something. Just keep reinvent the new ways to ring an election. So in North Carolina, the State Board of Elections is under further investigation as voters in New Hanover county have been bribed. It says here that voter claims they received text messages offering payment in exchange for voting for three Democratic council candidates. Here's what one of the text messages said. They went to hundreds of people. It says, hey, just following up on our conversation from the no Kings protest. A heads up that the Wilmington City Council election is coming up soon. The Democrat candidates on the ballot redacted. You know, you can read all about the candidates, find out who you're voting for. And it says each candidate you vote for will pay you $100 to send a text message sent out to God knows how many people. And some of the responses, and here's one in particular said, how do I get paid? Next tax was, I can't afford my electric bill. How long till I get the money after I vote? Can you direct deposit or does it get mailed? Nope. After you vote, one of our team members will meet you in her car near a polling place and pay you cash money.
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B
Wow.
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We can arrange transportation if needed. And that's just one of many taxes, text messages and well, well, well, guess who's busted again. So it looks like they're going to do something serious about this. And according to Grok, they're nailed. So I, you know, this is, this is another one of the rigged jobs that. Let's see if the Democrats are still so brazen. Let's just see how brazen they are in New York City and these other places. So. Anyone?
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B
Well, I don't think they're gonna have to do much in York. New York City, it sounds like, but.
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E
Yeah, no, but nobody uses a car. They can use one of the free buses to get paid off.
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B
Yeah, we'll see on Tuesday.
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F
Supermarket.
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B
All right, very good, Slick. Give me a last update in sports. What's going on?
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C
Yeah, Dodgers right now continue to lead the Blue Jays in game six of the World Series up in Toronto three to one. And well, they need this win tonight to stay alive and force a game seven for tomorrow night. NHL action in the books. Avalanche over the Golden Knights four to two. Islanders in Washington defeated the Capitals 31 as well. Good news for the Islander fans. Red Wings and Ducks coming up at 10 o'.
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Clock.
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NBA some good games. Bulls right now beating the Knicks 9633 in Chicago. Minute to go there in the third. Lakers and Grizzlies just underway. Grizzlies up 15, 13 sixes lose a tough one down in Philly. 109, 108 to their arch rival Boston Celtics. And that's pretty much a wrap for what I got in big deep sports.
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All right, look, Very Good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Cut seven. Aaron, one more cut. Paul sent this in just to remind everybody on the government shutdown how it's whichever way the wind blows is the way we're going to go this year. All the rules that were are now out the door. Roll that. Aaron. If Republicans do not like the law, they can go through the regular channels and processes to try to change it. That's why we have elections, okay? So they can go through the normal processes and procedures of a democracy. Democracy. But you do not threaten the full faith and credit of the United States of America shutting down the government just because you don't like a law that was passed. I have to say no Congress before this one has ever, ever in history been irresponsible enough to threaten an economic shutdown, to suggest America not pay its bills just to try to blackmail a president into giving them some concessions. I will not negotiate on anything. When it comes to the full faith and credit of the United States of America, we're not going to submit to this kind of total irresponsibility. Congress needs to pay our bills on time. Congress needs to pay pass a budget on time. Sure. Congress needs to put an end to governing from crisis to crisis. Sure. Yeah. There you go. Yeah.
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E
All right.
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B
What happened to. What happened to that?
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C
No, no, no, no, no, no.
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And that same guy is out there tweeting today about Snap, snap, but not a word about his party. After, after years of CRs, all of a sudden now clean CR. No, can't vote for it. I didn't see anything about that in his message. Tonight, as always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks everybody on the show. Aaron Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. The live from Studio 6B audience of course, here at the America first warehouse. And of course you out there in TV land. Have a great weekend, everybody. We'll be back Monday night live from Studio 6B. And we'll be back here Tuesday day, big election night coverage at the America first warehouse. We'll see you then.
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