Live From Studio 6B - Monday, April 6 2026

Summary

Podcast Summary: Real America’s Voice – “Live From Studio 6B”

Date: Monday, April 6, 2026
Host: iHeartPodcasts, “Live From Studio 6B” panel: “Big D” (Damon), Slickster, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Aaron, Fran
Episode Theme: A Proud Display of American Exceptionalism, Trump’s Leadership in Crisis, and Populist Momentum Worldwide

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Overview

This high-energy episode of “Live From Studio 6B” centered on a remarkable American military rescue mission in Iran, the theme of American exceptionalism, and President Trump’s role in reviving national confidence and decisiveness. The panel also discussed global populist uprisings against globalism, updates from the NCAA championship, and lighter moments at the White House Easter Egg Roll. Commentary was laced with patriotism, skepticism towards mainstream narratives, and a celebratory tone regarding recent right-wing political victories in the US and abroad.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Weekend Recap & Easter Reflections

[01:00 – 06:24]

• The hosts exchanged light banter about their weekends. Easter celebrations were a recurring topic; several expressed views on declining younger church attendance in the US versus growth in some parishes.
  • Paul Nolan: “I love Easter… as a born again guy, to me, it's the best holiday. He has risen… It was a great time with family.” [04:00]
  • Big D: “Having someone who grew up in the church as an altar boy… I don’t go nearly as much as I should… we’re as guilty as anybody of it.” [05:56]
• Rick Delgado described seeing “Rocky Horror” on Easter weekend, which prompted debate over what’s an appropriate celebration, showing the panel’s blend of humor and cultural commentary.

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2. The First Word: American Exceptionalism & The Iranian Rescue

[06:24 – 13:02]

• Damon delivered a fiery opening monologue on “American Exceptionalism,” sparked by the dramatic rescue of an F15E airman in Iran.
  • Dramatic retelling of the mission: downed aircraft, the wounded Air Force colonel evading Iranian and bounty hunters, special ops units moving heaven and earth for the rescue.
  • Deployments: “Over 150 aircraft, fighters, bombers, tankers… SEAL Team 6, Delta Force, Air Force pararescue, CIA ops… [and] commandos inserted deep behind enemy lines…” [08:18]
  • Notable quote (Damon):
    “When an American airman is down, we don’t write him off. We don’t negotiate with terrorists or leave them to the mullahs. We move Heaven and Earth… 155 aircraft, hundreds of special ops warriors… That’s not what Russia does. That’s not what China does… This rescue reminds the world… American exceptionalism isn’t some dusty slogan…” [11:23]
• The panel affirmed this as proof that “American exceptionalism is alive and well,” using the story to push back against narratives of American decline.

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3. President Trump’s Decisive Leadership During the Rescue

[15:19 – 18:22, 30:03 – 46:58]

• The show tracked Trump’s public remarks, including press conference cuts, focusing on his refusal to leave the downed airman behind.

  • Trump (clip, [31:38]):
    “Both members of the crew ejected… I ordered the U.S. armed forces to do whatever was necessary to bring our brave warriors back home… We leave no American behind. We don’t do it.”
  • Trump (on the rescue, [33:50]):
    “In a breathtaking show of skill and precision… America’s military descended on the area, engaged the enemy, rescued the stranded officer… no casualties of any kind. The F15 weapons system officer had evaded capture… for almost 48 hours…”

• Panel analysis:

  • Compared the mission to Hollywood movies (“Behind Enemy Lines,” “Top Gun 3”).
  • Praised Trump’s willingness to take risks and project power, contrasting this with “defeatists in Washington” and emphasizing “mission over DEI checklists or climate lectures.”
  • Emphasized the morale boost such missions give to both service members and the nation.

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4. Media & Political Reactions / Tucker Carlson Critique

[38:18 – 41:59; 65:25 – 71:43]

• Discussions around media “downplaying” the event, liberal critiques about escalation, and specifically Tucker Carlson’s new attack on Trump.

  • The hosts critiqued Carlson for allegedly accusing Trump of seeking nuclear escalation and for questioning his religious sincerity.
  • Damon: “Tucker specifically today is just…attacks on Trump… next level… now he’s a thief, a murderer, he blew up the school on purpose…” [39:08]
  • The show’s reaction: portray such criticism as both a misunderstanding of Trump’s tactics (“his unpredictability is an asset”) and a symptom of “Trump Derangement Syndrome.”

• Zineb Raboa’s Response to Tucker’s Rant ([85:25]):

  • Raboa, a frequent Middle East commentator, countered Tucker’s framing:
    “Tucker is taking a side against the majority of Muslims in the Middle East… if I had two people to listen to about the region, Tucker or her, I would take her every day that ends in y.” [85:25]

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5. Global Populism & Rejecting Globalism

[24:31 – 29:58]

• Paul Nolan reported on massive pro-Orban rallies in Hungary and Argentina’s President Javier Milei’s “Trump effect.”
  • “Orban has been a fantastic…pumping the message of liberty and freedom… rejecting globalism worldwide.” [24:31]
  • Celebrated reduction in poverty and crime under populist leaders (Milei in Argentina, Bukele in El Salvador).
  • General message: The world is pushing back against “globalist elites,” validating the MAGA movement globally.

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6. Economic and Market Instability

[73:09 – 81:49]

• Interview with Birch Gold’s Philip Patrick on market uncertainty, US debt, the impact of war on borrowing costs, and prospects for gold:
  • “The interest payments on the debt are the second biggest expense for the federal government…Bigger than defense spending. It’s astronomical.” [75:58]
  • “Markets don’t break when problems appear, they break when they can’t absorb them anymore.” [75:05]
  • “This is where gold becomes very important for parts of our retirement… for purchasing power to maintain…” [79:45]

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7. Lighter Moments: White House Easter Egg Roll

[65:25 – 70:51]

• Montage of Trump at the Easter Egg Roll, interacting with families and children.
  • Trump (to a child): “Now, you could go sell it on eBay for $25,000 tonight…”
  • Playful banter about the “auto pen” and jokes at Biden’s expense.
  • The event is held up as a contrast to the “sterile” or awkward Biden White House gatherings.

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8. Sports Update

[18:45 – 23:03, 52:24 – 56:21, 88:44 – 90:46]

• Continuous NCAA men’s championship game updates (UConn vs. Michigan).
  • Discussion of expected campus unrest, security measures.
• Women’s basketball: UCLA women’s team wins national championship; host bemoans UConn’s performance.
• Major update on Tiger Woods’ arrest (details on crash aftermath, possible litigation).

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9. Other Noteworthy News

• Populist Uprisings in Europe: Orban rallies in Hungary, Milei’s anti-socialist revolution in Argentina, positive trend for nationalist movements in Europe.
• Legislative Alert: Florida passes law prohibiting Sharia or foreign law enforcement in state courts, praised as defense of constitutional principles.
• New York City “Racial Equity”: Panel lampoons local progressive policies, predicting negative long-term effects.
• Transgender Attorney Meltdown: Played clips from a courtroom scene where a transgender attorney is held in contempt following an outburst; used as an example to critique the current state of American institutions.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Damon ([08:18]):
  “Not some coalition of the willing with half-hearted commitments... No sir. America goes all in.”
• Trump ([31:38]):
  “We leave no American behind. We don’t do it.”
• General Raisin Cain ([35:50]):
  “These things we do that others may live. Their actions were a direct embodiment of that commitment to others.”
• Paul Nolan ([24:31]):
  “Another example of people rejecting globalism globally.”
• Damon (on Trump’s unpredictability, [42:04]):
  “He’s always willing to… push the rhetoric to the absolute brink, and then he comes back and negotiates…”
• Panel’s humor:
  “I don’t know, maybe Marco Rubio’s in the bunny suit.” ([70:15])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [06:24]: Opening monologue: American exceptionalism and the rescue mission.
• [15:19]: Discussion: Why this rescue matters, impact on national psyche.
• [31:38]: Trump’s order for the rescue (audio).
• [33:50]: Trump details the second pilot’s rescue.
• [38:18]: Media/Tucker Carlson critique.
• [49:44]: Q&A: Trump on whether “God supports the U.S. in this conflict.”
• [65:25]: Easter Egg Roll coverage; Trump’s candid moments with children.
• [72:17]: Interview on debt, inflation, and gold markets.
• [88:44]: NCAA championship update and rodeo results.

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Summary Table

| Segment | Time | Highlights | |------------------------------------------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------------| | American Exceptionalism & Iran Rescue | 06:24–13:02| Heroic mission, military details, national pride | | Trump’s Leadership & Media Reactions | 15:19–18:22; 30:03–46:58 | Trump’s pressers, critique of mainstream media, Tucker attacks | | Global Populism & Economic News | 24:31–29:58; 73:09–81:49| Hungary/Argentina features, Birch Gold interview | | Easter, Church Attendance | 01:00–06:24| Panel’s family stories, decline in church youth | | White House Easter Egg Roll (Light Content) | 65:25–70:51| Trump jokes, candid moments with kids | | NCAA & Sports | 18:45–23:03; 52:24–56:21; 88:44–90:46| UConn v. Michigan, UCLA women’s win, Tiger Woods news | | Other News (NYC, FL, Legal, Trans outburst) | 90:52–95:15| Racial equity in NYC, FL law, courtroom drama |

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Takeaway

This episode was a patriotic, energetic, and unapologetically pro-Trump showcase, framing the dramatic Iran airman rescue as a renewal of American exceptionalism under Trump’s leadership. The discussion seamlessly ranged from serious military and economic analysis, to tongue-in-cheek humor and pointed media critique. The team celebrated similar populist movements overseas and used current events to push their worldview: America’s best days are here again, thanks to “real leadership”—and “Studio 6B” is here to remind you why.

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Transcript

[A]

This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice. All right, live from Studio 6B, 8:00 clock on a Monday, brand new week on the east coast. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in, everybody. Slickster sitting right there is going to do some news, some sports. Excuse me. Rick Delgado is going to do some news. Paul Nolan's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down. There's the boys. Slickster, how are you?

[B]

I'm doing good.

[C]

Big dig.

[A]

Big night tonight.

[B]

Oh, big night for all the marbles.

[A]

National championship game between Yukon My Huskies and the Michigan Wolverines. Slickster's got Michigan as his pick to win the national title. So here he is, one game to go. So we'll be keeping track of the game. I think it starts around midnight. West coast, who picks the times for these things?

[B]

Somebody on the East Coast.

[A]

Man, oh man, I think about 9, 10. Finally we'll get a tip. So we'll get a little bit of it. The second part of the show. Slickster. How was the rest of your weekend? Happy Easter. Everything was good.

[B]

Yeah. Great time with family. You know, my in laws, outlaws. It was good stuff. We had a nice time. Real good time. N. They're all. We love them all. Watch the show. I better be careful. Yeah, no, very nice.

[A]

We had a great time in laws and outlaws.

[B]

Okay. No, no, Outlaws. It was all good. We had a real nice. Nice brunch out east and nice dinner with my mother in law at night was fantastic. It's what it should be. It was. Of course, we thought of God and Jesus and remembered all that he did that special day.

[A]

All right. Very good. Rick Delgado. How are you?

[D]

I am well.

[A]

How was your weekend?

[D]

Weekend was great. I did the. The show on Saturday that people said was sacrilegious for me to go to go see Rocky Horror. I'm sorry, but it was phenomenal. And the guy playing Frank N. Furter, Luke Evans, All I can say is, wow. I had no idea this guy's. You'd probably recognize him from like all these very, you know, manly shows. He was Dracula Untold, if you've ever seen that movie from 20. Just a Man's Man. And he just pulled off Frank N. Furter like you wouldn't believe.

[E]

Wait a minute. He's a man's man.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Playing Frankenfooter.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Was this like a Broadway show?

[E]

Yeah, A musical of the gayest show ever.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

Let's do the time warp again and

[D]

turns out the dude is gay. You would have never guessed it from looking at him.

[E]

And he's a triple threat. Yeah, they're shocked.

[D]

It's amazing. But it was a great show. And then, of course, Sunday was. I cleansed my soul on Sunday with Easter.

[A]

Okay, very good. So why. Why couldn't you do that on Saturday? Because that's.

[D]

I did that on Saturday.

[A]

No, I know, but why were people saying you shouldn't?

[E]

I don't know.

[D]

I was getting a lot of pushback in the chat because I said I was going to Rocky Horror. Oh, on Easter weekend.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

So. All right, Very good thing. I don't listen and I do my own thing.

[B]

Did you leave any toilet paper there?

[D]

Yes.

[A]

All right, very good. Mr. Nolan, how are you? We missed you on Friday.

[E]

Yeah, I heard you guys had a nice time.

[A]

Always. Yeah.

[D]

Good.

[E]

The. The. At the warehouse is the four years, though, right?

[A]

I'm sorry.

[E]

It was four of you guys at the wedding.

[B]

Actually, it was seven altogether at the warehouse.

[A]

It was seven of us. Ye. Good Friday. I may not have been the. Not the ideal decision to be there, but I don't care.

[E]

So I didn't have an exciting weekend like Delgado, but I did go see the Sound of Music in Drag Queen show.

[A]

No, you did.

[E]

No, no.

[D]

At the local library.

[E]

You know, I honestly, I love Easter. You know, as a born again guy, I. You know, it was. To me, it's the best holiday. He has risen. And, you know, you spent some real time meditating on. On all that, all the blessings in your life, and it was a great time with family. So happy Easter to everyone out there.

[A]

All right, very good. Yes. It was a nice day. Mass on Sunday morning at 10am we went to. And the. And the priest, Father John, who said the homily at our church, I would have swore he listened to the first word. On Friday. I mean, it was almost exact.

[D]

He's ripping you off.

[A]

I mean, it was exact to the point where I was like. Well, then I went up to him after, and he didn't say a word to me. He just said, happy Easter. So he. Clearly, he didn't recognize you. Yeah, I had no idea. But. But, man. Well, it was a good sermon, but, I mean, it hit all the same topics. All the same. When I tell you all the same topics. I'm telling you all the same topics. It was good.

[E]

Like, there's a revival going on at your church, too. Like, more people at your church.

[A]

No.

[E]

Really?

[A]

No. And he. He's much Said that there's just not enough young families going, oh, come to my church.

[E]

They did an 8:00am, a 9:15, a 10:30. They did a 12. They did a 2.

[B]

What?

[E]

And a 7:00pm and they packed the house in, every single one of them. And they turned. Had to turn people away for the Good Friday.

[B]

That's amazing.

[E]

It's. It's just a tremendous. And it's so many young people at our church. So.

[B]

Yeah, there's a big renaissance.

[D]

From what I heard from my mom's church is standing room only.

[E]

Yes. And we hold 600.

[A]

Yeah, I mean, Sunday mass was busy, but not, not, you know, my mom works at a church up in Connecticut, and she tells me all the time as well, not enough young families going to church on a weekly basis. And we're all at fault.

[D]

We're all.

[A]

I'm at fault for that, for sure. Having someone who grew up in the church as an altar boy in the choir, playing the organ, playing the piano, being as involved as I could be, I don't go as much. I don't go nearly as much as I should. My kids went when we were young, and then we slept off as well. So we're guilty as anybody of it.

[E]

It's never too late, big man.

[A]

Never too late. That's correct.

[E]

It's the greatest joy you could ever know.

[A]

All right, let's get to tonight's first word. American Exceptionalism is the belief that the United States is qualitatively different from other nations, unique in its origins, ideals, institutions, and global role, often with an implied sense of mission or moral superiority. It is not a single doctrine, but a persistent thread in American self understanding, evolving from religious covenant to political ideology to a flashpoint in modern debates. While its roots predate the term itself by centuries, the phrase American Exceptionalism emerged in the 20th century as a Marxist critique before being reclaimed as a point of national pride. So in a world where the naysayers, the leftists, the globalists, and the hand wringers are constantly telling us that America is in decline, that our military is woke, that our values are outdated, that our best days are behind us, something extraordinary has just happened, something that cuts through all the noise. We just witnessed one of the most daring, heroic rescue missions in modern American military history. And let me tell you, it doesn't just prove that our fighting men and women are the finest on the planet. It screams to the entire world, american exceptionalism is alive and well. Picture this. An F15E Strike Eagle call sign, Dude44 gets hit by a surface to air missile over hostile territory in Iran. Two brave American airmen eject into the unknown, one seriously wounded. The pilot gets pulled out quickly, but the weapons system officer, well this tough as nails Air Force colonel is alone, injured deep in enemy mountains. Iranian forces are hunting him. Bounty hunters are on his trail. He's climbing 7,000 foot ridges, hiding in crevices, evading capture for 36, maybe 48 hours straight. And what does he do? He doesn't surrender. He doesn't panic. He survives and evades. Just like they train the best of the best to do. Now enter the United States military. Not some coalition of the willing with half hearted commitments. Not some UN blue helmet bureaucracy. No sir. America goes all in. Over 150 aircraft, fighters, bombers, tankers, the work scrambling to dominate the skies. Special operators from the elite of the elite. Navy SEAL Team 6, Delta Force. Air Force pararescue jumpers. The PJs who live for this exact nightmare scenario. CIA deception ops throwing the Iranians off descent. Commandos inserted deep behind enemy lines in a high stakes race against time. Helicopters taking fire but pressing on. Bombs dropping to clear the path. And in the end, they pull that wounded hero out safely. No American casualties in the rescue force. Mission accomplished. God is good, as some of the briefers put it.

[E]

Amen.

[A]

Folks, this wasn't luck. This wasn't some Hollywood fantasy scripted by liberals who think the military should be a social experiment. This was raw, unadulterated American excellence in action. These are the men and women who volunteered to put on the uniform. Who trained relentlessly, who embody the spirit that built this country from a ragtag band of patriots into the greatest force for freedom the world has ever known. And why does this matter beyond the immediate headlines? Because for years now we've been lectured by the defeatists in Washington and the media that America is just another country, no better, no different, maybe even worse. That our imperial ways are the problem. That we should apologize for our strength. That exceptionalism is some way outdated, an arrogant myth. Well, to those people I say open your eyes. When an American airman is down, we don't write him off. We don't negotiate with terrorists or leave them to the mullahs. We move Heaven and Earth. 155 aircraft, hundreds of special ops warriors. The full might of the greatest military ever assembled to bring our people home. That's not what Russia does. That's not what China does. That's not what any other nation on earth has the capability or the will to do. This rescue reminds the world the good guys and the bad guys alike, that American exceptionalism isn't some dusty slogan from a Ronald Reagan speech. It's real. It's in the DNA of our warriors who can execute a combat search and rescue in denied territory like it's a well rehearsed symphony. It's the innovation of our technology that lets us dominate the night sky. It's in the character of that colonel who hid in a crevice, wounded but unbroken, knowing his country would come for him. And yes, it reminds our own citizens, especially the young ones, who are being fed a steady non stop diet of anti American garbage in schools and on social media, what this nation truly stands for. We don't abandon our own. We don't cower before tyrants. We project power not for conquest, but for justice, for freedom. And yes, for the simple reason that we can now, the drive by media, as Rush used to call them. They'll downplay it. They'll focus on the risks or the cost or some manufactured controversy. The left will probably find a way to blame it on escalation or militarism. But you and I know better. We know this is the America that has always risen to the occasion, from the beaches of Normandy to the mountains of Afghanistan and now the rugged peaks of Iran. So let the message ring out from sea to signing, sea to shining sea. American exceptionalism. It's not dead. It's not even on life support. It's roaring back, thanks to President Trump, stronger than ever, carried on the shoulders of heroes in flight suits and combat gear. This is what happens when you have a military that puts merit, courage and mission first, not DEI checklists or climate lectures. This is what leadership looks like when you back our troops instead of apologizing for them. Take a moment, ladies and gentlemen, and be proud. Be very proud. These rescues don't just save lives. They reaffirm what makes this country the last best hope on earth.

[E]

Man, we need an ooh rah.

[A]

That's tonight's first word.

[D]

Nice break.

[E]

Something big.

[A]

All right, we'll talk about that. We'll talk about this rescue. What we saw from the President today. President saw a couple times today. Some hilarious moments and then some very serious ones. We'll talk about all of that we get back right after this. 17 pass the hour on a Monday night. Brand new week.

[E]

Glad you're in.

[A]

April 6th. Real America's voice. All across the country, all across the world. Make sure you download the Real America's Voice app on all platforms, of course, all phones, tablets. It's everywhere. Apple tv, Roku's Amazon Fire tv. Anywhere you can get apps, you can get it. Make sure you download it, make sure you follow them on social media @Real AM Voice Slickster series here. He's going to do some sports. Rick Delgado is doing the news. Paul Nolan is also doing some news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on a Monday. Quite the mission we heard about today. It was the topic of my first word tonight in American exceptionalism. And it's what we are once again becoming accustomed to when it comes to President Trump's use of the military. And we heard about this over the weekend. Kind of broke that they got this guy out and kind of. At least we know some of the details. Probably never know all of them for sure. But what we do know is just quite, quite unbelievable. It does sound like. It sounds like a movie script, by the way.

[D]

You know what? There was a movie called. Oh, what was it? Behind Enemy Lines.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

Owen Wilson and Gene Hackman.

[E]

I love that movie.

[D]

Which, which was a good. Which was, I think. What was it? Bosnia. He got shot down over Bosnia or something like that.

[A]

Right.

[D]

I believe.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

And what he had to go through to avoid. Yeah. Avoid being captured and all the stuff

[E]

he had to take on the golf course using the. Was that where they. They laid out in their mind a golf course that they both played and they used it like.

[D]

No, I don't want. I don't recall that.

[E]

Okay.

[D]

I mean, I do recall him movies. I do recall him, like, having to bury himself in a mass grave so they wouldn't find his heat signature while they were searching for him. But again, it was a pilot who got shot down over enemy lines. And, you know, of course, they went in and got him after he evaded capture for.

[E]

Just try to immerse yourself in the, like just to be isolated like that. And now someone leaks the news that he's out at a. Well, you know, and there was a huge bounty on him. Right, guys?

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

And so now some leaker puts this guy's life in jeopardy and now this guy is on the ground alone. And then the. Just the absolute, you know, you know what, the Keonis to go in and get him and just, it's just so fantastic. The whole thing is just a great story.

[A]

President Trump talked about the leaking of that information today. And we'll see what happens with that. Maybe we can get the Dobbs leaker, too, while we're at it. But we'll see what happens with that. But it's just, it really is an amazing story. It's An. It's just amazing. And the president was pretty honest today. He was at the Easter Egg Roll, which. Where he was absolutely hilarious.

[D]

I mean, hilarious. I gotta go.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[E]

See one clip from that.

[A]

I was streaming it today. It was so hysterical when he sat down with the kids.

[D]

I got a couple of.

[A]

But then from there, we went to the. To the briefing in the. In the press briefing room with the. With Hexath and raising Cain and the President. And it would. That was, you know, president gave a lot of information in there. Yeah. About. About what they did here and the fact that not everybody was on board.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

And it was one of those calls that you, you know, you get elected to be the leader of the free world and the most powerful man in the universe, that you have to make the call. And. And the president certainly made the call that he wasn't going to leave this guy behind. And as he said, you know, you go risk one and you put 200 at risk to do it. Sometimes it's a disaster, and it certainly could have been a disaster.

[D]

And what's amazing is some of the, you know, once you start reading through some of the stuff that they use, some of the. The equipment that we have that, you know, who knew that, you know, we had planes that carry three helicopters in them, and then they deploy those helicopters when they land and can put them back together in 10 minutes.

[A]

It's.

[D]

It's like, what? Wait, what? It's like, Holy moly.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

It's wild.

[D]

Yeah. So. So big ups to everybody involved in that.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

It's an. It's an amazing. It's an amazing. Once we get even more details, it's an amazing story as it is right now.

[A]

Yeah. All right. And we'll get more into it throughout the night, but let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at my pill. Go to mypillow.com lfsxp for all the best deals for this audience. And then use code promo, promo code LFSXP. If you do shop at checkout, it'll give you great savings. They sponsor sports Slickster. What's going on? Other than my Huskies winning the Natty

[B]

tonight, we shall see Big D. We'll get to that in a moment, but Major League Baseball scores right now. Royals 2 to 1 over the Guardians, top of the 8th, bottom 7. The Reds. Blank in the Marlins 1 nothing. Padres 3 nothing over the Pirates, top of the 6, bottom 4, brewers over the Red Sox 4 to 3. Cardinals leave the Nationals 3 two. Mid 6th Bot 4th Dodgers over the Blue Jays up in Toronto 5 to 1. No score. Orioles and Red White Sox bottom third. Tigers and Twins also no score. Bottom third. Mariners blanking the Rangers 1 zip. Bottom first final from earlier today. The Tampa Rays defeated The Chicago Cubs 6 to 4. Astros, Rockies 800 40. Braves, Angels 938 and Phillies Giants round out the week. The game, I should say the season, everything else. 945 tonight. Okay, moving along. I'm all fired up now. Michigan, Yukon all fired up.

[A]

You sound like Joe Biden.

[B]

You sound like lost man oh man. And didn't even have a drink today. All right, Here we go. Michigan, UConn 6.5 point is the spread on DraftKings. You guys said it's 7 on BET. MGM, I believe or Caesars, but I got 6.5 on mine. 146.5 is the over under UConn is plus 230 and Michigan right now minus 285. So Michigan kind of a big favorite tonight. And March Madness, we got Michigan UConn starting for the national championship game is There is no such thing as a bad starter when you reach a stage as grand as the national championship game. CBS Sports reporting. All 10 players will be introduced at Lucas Oil Stadium before Monday night. Showdown between number one seed Michigan and number two seed UConn brings something unique to the table. But some are obviously teeming with more star power than others and even the slightest weakness of anyone in the lineup could be magnified on college basketball's biggest stage. We were talking about that tonight. Big D. UConn is going to need some of their players to step obviously Michigan has Yaxel Lendenborg, who's a little banged up. We were twisting, twisted his knee there. Sprained his knee on Saturday, the Saturday game. But hopefully he'll be back tonight. Mares Johnson Jr. And Ade Mara also looking for a big night. Yukon, I don't know. Big D, you think it seemed Kemba Walker needs to get those threes tonight is what you're saying, right? He's got to hit his shots.

[A]

Well, Kemba Walker played I think in the early 2000s, but I do think that they have to. They have to hit threes. Alex Caravan's got to get going. He can't go one for 14, right. He's going to have to play in his final game in a Yukon uniform. He's going to have to have a heck of a game for them to. Although I don't think Michigan can play as well as they did against Arizona again, right?

[B]

You don't think so?

[A]

No.

[B]

They played a great game. It was lights out pretty much. That game was pretty much over right at the beginning of the second half.

[A]

Until you faced UConn's sets, you have never faced UConn's sets. And there's not many teams that have run stuff that they run Hurley. So it'll be interesting to see Hurley

[B]

is definitely have some good gameship and well, UConn's expecting a win. Big D they removed the lamppost and enhanced security before now title clash tonight. Dylan Gwynne at Breitbart. Tomfoolery and hullabaloo are sure to be result regardless of the outcome of tonight's national title game clash between the Connecticut Huskies and Michigan Wolverines. And either way, Storrs Connecticut will be ready for it. According to a TMZ sports report, universal officials say extensive security precautions are underway. We have removed some lampposts on campus as a proactive way of preventing possible vandalism that could result from the celebration of Tonight's game. A UConn spokesman said this is the third time we have removed the lamppost and it's a proven effective along with an increased security presence and student messaging. So I guess they're expecting a campus to get torn apart, but we shall see.

[A]

Well, I don't know.

[D]

I just don't want people climbing on them.

[A]

I mean, this would be what, three and four years? So when we're getting kind of used to it at this point.

[B]

Yeah, it's true. I would think Hurley is going to go down in infamy if he win this one. Boy, that'll be something. If he could, if he could win this one.

[A]

Well, I mean, it would be John Wooden category, no question. Three out of three and four years in the modern game is unheard of. No one has. No one's done that.

[B]

And Krzyzewski, Yep. No question he'll be in that. Definitely in that league, that Mount Rushmore of the NCAA Division 1 basketball.

[E]

I mean, I think that means he's got a ticket to a massive contract in the NBA.

[A]

Well, he just turned down one massive contract NBA to stay with UConn. So, yeah, I don't. I don't see him leaving. I don't see him going anywhere. I mean, the recruits he's got coming in, the team he's building, I think he stays. I think he's at Yukon for the foreseeable future. And I think by the way, he's going to grab a couple more national titles on the way, including ton coming

[B]

up in 30 minutes. Not even 25 minutes.

[A]

All right, 25 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. We'll get into the news. Rick Delgado's got main headlines. Paul Nolan's got some news as well. We'll do it all when we get back. Plus we'll do more sports tip off at 9. 10 of the natty. We'll cover that in an hour too. All coming up live from Studio 6B right after this. Sam. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday, getting a brand new week started. Glad you're in Real America's voice and all across social media, of course, Ealam voice at LFS6 speed. Glad you're in Slick's doing sports, Delgado's doing headlines. But right now, Paul Nolan's got some news to kick us off. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?

[E]

Well, we'll see. The Trump effect is going global as we we've seen in the past. There is a massive pro Orban rally in Budapest showing huge crowds waving Hungarian flags on the bridges, in the streets with signs enchanting and conveying messages of Hungary is not your client's state. Orban supporters gathered for their peace march ahead of the April 26 elections that asserted resistance to the EU policies like issues on, you know, foreign invasion, aid to criminal organizations and to funding the Ukraine. These, this, this rally, if you watch it, it goes on and on and on. And here's another example of just a real organic populist uprising. There is nothing about this that was, that was, you know, rent a riot type. And it's another example of people rejecting globalism worldwide. This is another example of people rejecting communism essentially and being the puppets to a global order. So to me, this is more encouragement. We'll see more of it later in the show. But you know, Orban has been a fantastic, I guess they call him Trump before Trump. He's been there for a long time and he's been pumping the message of liberty and, and, and freedom and the right to choose what you, what path you want for your life. So good on the people of Hungary. I'm very happy to see that rally so just so alive and well. So just figured I'd bring in some more just people rejecting globalism globally.

[A]

Okay. And then how does Javier Melaye fit into all this?

[E]

Well, I mean, the same thing. They got another huge bump and, you know, he's been, you know, absolutely completely rocking the, the Central America you look with like the rally here, this rally he, his group has bumped up with, for example, here it is. Argentina's right wing president has halved extreme poverty from 11% down to 5% and poverty in general went from 30% down to 17%. And he is absolutely, utterly destroying socialism, you know, in his country of Argentina. And they are, these people are feeling the scent of freedom. This guy's got incredible energy. This guy has been, you know, look at this guy. I mean, this is, this is what it's about. Like just, this is about letting people be free to choose and, and taking away the absolute nonsensical central powers who believe that they can control your life better than you can. And this is another example of the Trump effect. So this is what liberty looks like. And Trump is having a positive effect everywhere, including the AfD. And we're seeing all across Europe, we're just seeing a lot of populist movements and it's just a real positive sign that globalism is decaying. Yeah.

[D]

And Hungary is a safe place to go if you want to visit. Oh, yeah, because they opted out of the EU's migrant policy.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

So there are no illegals, there's no immigration problems. There's no, they don't have a Muslim. They don't have many problems. And it's very safe place to be.

[E]

Poland's doing well like that as well. So, you know, so I, it's just a good thing. You can't say that about France. You cannot say that about England.

[D]

Nope.

[E]

You know, England is constantly, you know, if I think England just recently put out that there's. Their total tax income was less than their total subsidy outtake for socialism program. So they're collapsing right on the. And, and you know, we're seeing Prince Charles just, I mean King Charles just completely dropping his drawers for the, for the muzzies all across that nation. It's, it's just, it's just wild. I guess he's trying to hold on

[D]

to his power because, because he's avoiding, he avoided an Easter message in favor of Ramadan. It's just disgusting.

[A]

And if you look at the, that post, the video we played there of Malay and what he's done in Argentina with his free market reforms. Again, kind of what Paul said. Extreme Poverty halved from 11% to 5%. Overall poverty from 30% to 17%. The latest INDEC statistics indicate poverty dropped to 28.2% and extreme poverty to 6.3%. So a little different. Different than the numbers he's quoting. But Still a significant decline from before this guy got there. And again, it's amazing what the free markets can do.

[E]

And you're seeing the same thing going on down in El Salvador. Bukele has done everything in his power to bring law and order. You know, people talked about him being a tyrant, you know, and he said something the effect of, yeah, we have a lot of people in prison, but we have a whole nation of people who are now free. You couldn't walk, you couldn't walk 10ft in El Salvador without being in danger. Yeah, the gangs and the mafias there ran everything and they cut your eyeballs out for 50 bucks. So, you know, that's turned into the lowest crime per capita worldwide, which is pretty astounding when you think about how dangerous a place El Salvador was in the past. So again, it's the Trump factor. Globally, people are seeing that you can rise up against this socialist takeover of the world. And I just couldn't be happier about seeing all these positive steps.

[A]

35 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some headline news. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[D]

All right, well, let's get to the biggest story from the weekend. Of course, that's the recovery of that second pilot in Iran. God is good. Inside the high risk US Mission to save that wounded airman who was shot down in Iran in a scene, and this comes from Fox News in a scene that unfolded like a Hollywood script. Tom Cruise, you might as well just fire up Top Gun 3, Save Rooster, because this is probably going to be the outline for his next movie.

[A]

Right.

[D]

Followed a high stakes combat search and rescue mission deep inside of Iran with US Forces racing to locate and extract that wounded officer before the Iranian troops could reach him. Deploying a large continuum of special ops and aircraft into the hostile territory. Working in conjunction with the CIA, CIA director John Ratcliffe compared the mission to find the downed airmen to finding a grain of sand in the desert. He said earlier today, in a total, the US sent more than 150 aircraft, according to President Trump, which took a very, very heavy enemy fire during the rescue operation. Several different teams took part, including the Navy SEALs, Air Force Special Ops, Army Special Ops, Aviation search and rescue, and the dreaded Night Stalkers, who were known to fly very low and can do things that everybody else bows out of. Again, just an incredible story, an incredible mission to save the downed pilot. Here is President Trump describing the order to rescue the downed pilots. Cut number one. Check this out.

[C]

Both members of the crew ejected from the aircraft and landed alive on Iranian soil. I immediately was asked to make a decision. I ordered the U.S. armed forces to do whatever was necessary to bring our brave warriors back home. A risky decision because we could have ended up with 100 dead as opposed to one or two. It's a hard decision to make, but in the United States military, we leave no American behind. We don't do it.

[D]

Yes. So there's the president, of course, reiterating that we don't leave anybody behind when it comes to the military. Here is President Trump describing the rescue of that first pilot from Friday that we reported on. Cut number two. Check this out.

[C]

The equipment that we have and nobody has, the military that we have, not even closed, the most powerful military anywhere in the world, by far. The flight crews and warfighters aboard those aircraft took extraordinary risks to rescue their fellow service members. This first wave of search and rescue forces successfully located the pilot of the F15 and he was extracted from enemy territory by an HH60 Jolly Green 2 helicopter. Fabulous machine. As our warriors faced gunfire at very close range. It's amazing that when you look at the machinery, what happened, that nobody was even injured. Meanwhile, the second crew member, a weapons system officer, highly respected colonel, had landed a significant distance away from the pilot. When you're going at those speeds, even if you go out two or three seconds later, it's miles, it's miles and miles away.

[D]

Yeah. They said he ended up approximately 40 miles from the first, from the wreckage, and where the original pilot had ended up landing.

[B]

Wow.

[D]

President Trump now describing. And this is the part you know, this is the part that happened late Saturday, Sunday, the welcome, welcoming news from Easter. Cut number three. Here's the description of the second rescue. Cut three.

[C]

Despite the peril, the officer followed his training and climbed into the treacherous mountain terrain and started climbing toward a higher altitude, something they were trained to do in order to evade capture. And he was injured and he was an amazing, amazing thing. He scaled cliff faces, bleeding rather profusely, treated his own wounds and contacted American forces to transmit his location. The second rescue mission involved 155 aircraft, including four bombers, 64 fighters, 48 refueling tankers, 13 rescue aircraft and more. We were bringing them all over and a lot of it was subterfuge. We wanted to have them think he was in a different location because they had a vast military force out there. Thousands, thousands of people were looking. So in a breathtaking show of skill and precision, lethality and force, America's military descended on the area. The real area engaged the enemy, rescued the stranded officer, destroyed all threats, and exited Iranian territory while taking no casualties of any kind. The heroic F15 weapons system officer had evaded capture on the ground in Iran for almost 48 hours. That's a long time when you're in tough shape and when you're bleeding. It's a long time. Yeah.

[D]

So. So again, you know, President Trump describing that. That second rescue effort. Yeah, Badass.

[E]

It's just so great.

[C]

Incredible.

[D]

Yeah. And the misdirection with sending a bunch of military assets to one location to draw the Iranians to that location so they can make the rescue. And finally, here's General Kaine on the operations in Iran. General Raisin Cain, cut four.

[A]

These two operations reflect our nation's most sacred obligation to our military service members. We leave no one behind. Bless you. It also perfectly captures the first truth. Our special operations forces, that people are more important than hardware. That is the standard we live by. And the rescue forces that execute these missions operate under. Under a clear motto. These things we do that others may live. Their actions were a direct embodiment of that commitment to others. And I could not not be more proud of each and every one of them today.

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

Think about what that does for morale.

[D]

Oh, yeah, it's got to be huge.

[E]

Like, that is just. This is just fantastic.

[B]

Amazing.

[A]

Did you guys see Tucker's video today?

[D]

No.

[E]

No.

[A]

I'll tell you what, what this. What this is doing to some people's brains, each one of these little kind of episodes we're seeing within the broader scope of the war is really quite amazing from people who, when. When there was legitimate things to talk about that maybe the White House or Trump was doing that we didn't even necessarily agree with, they ran cover for. And now he's a. He's a thief, a murderer. He blew up the school on purpose. And he rejects and mocks Christianity. And the fact that he didn't put his hand on the Bible when he was sworn in proves it. That's a basic encapsulation of his video today. More to do back right at this,

[E]

Sam.

[A]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P. Real America's Voice on a Monday night. Glad you're in. Getting the brand new week started. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's doing main headlines. Paul Nolan's gonna do some more news as well. We were just talking about President Trump's press conference today and the amazing mission that we learned a lot about today. We'll probably learn some more over the next week or so. Probably Some things about it we'll never learn in the ins and outs of it all. But we also were just saying before we went to break, it is amazing how President Trump is breaking the brains of people like Tucker Carlson and others, but Tucker specifically today is just, just. Yeah, I didn't see attacks on Trump today were, were really next level.

[D]

I didn't see that video you're talking about. I didn't either.

[A]

It's his main show that he put out today. It's like 54, 5, 55 minutes long. His normal show on his thing, but his opening monologue of taking apart Trump going back to the swearing in, saying, well, he didn't put his hand. I mean, we all remember that John Roberts kind of rushed that whole thing. It wasn't like Trump purposely didn't put his hand on the Bible. That's the way it makes it sound like he makes sound like, like he didn't put his hand on the Bible. He re. Now it's, he rejects Christianity and that's why he's, he's, his desire is to use a nuclear weapon.

[E]

What?

[A]

Yes, I'm exactly what he, this is what he's arguing.

[B]

That clip is crazy.

[A]

That he's, that he's, that he really, in the end, what Trump really wants in his heart is to use a nuclear weapon on the Iranian, the innocent Iranian people. Now, listen, I think there's a legitimate argument that you can have about what this Tuesday night deadline is and what it means and what Trump ends up doing. Talking about hitting bridges, hitting power plants. Well, that makes the people suffer. So there's a legitimate conversation, I think, to be had there as far as, is that the right, is that what's left really? Is that the right path to take at this point? And whatever the, whatever the reasoning is that that's, you know, is this just all just bluster and positioning from Trump that make them think. Well, this, that we have to go as hard as we can here to make them think by Tuesday night at 8, if they don't, if they don't make a deal, that this is what's coming. Yeah. And if they call their bluff, then come 8 o', clock, what is he actually, does he actually do that? I mean, that, that's a discussion. I think you can have an argument, I think you can make about what's right. And is that really the right thing? Do I love the fact that he tweeted this effing bridge thing out on Easter morning? No, of course not. No, I don't. Does that make me Think that he rejects Christianity and that he wants to use a nuclear. I mean, his arguments are just.

[E]

That is some leap.

[A]

Yeah, it's just crazy. Brains are broken.

[D]

It's like he leapt off a bridge or something.

[A]

Absolutely crazy. So.

[D]

Yeah, but I mean, let's face it, it. This is Trump. Have we not seen this for the past 10 years? You aim for the, for the mood and you take whatever you can get in between. He's always gonna bluster. He's always gonna, he's always gonna make it seem like this is gonna be some scary ass. You know what. And then all of a sudden he's like, but we decided to do this instead. Because you base it by what he actually does versus what he says. And that's the thing with the left. The left loves to freak out over what he says. But when you call them on it and say, well, what did he actually do? They can't, they can't answer it. Or they, they won't, they won't, they won't actually say, well, he actually did this and it wasn't what he said he was going to do.

[E]

You know, Trump's one of his best assets is his unpredictability.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

You know, he, like, he's always willing to, you know, push the rhetoric to the absolute brink, and then he comes back and negotiates soft the deal. Deal.

[B]

Yep.

[D]

So, you know, and think about who he's dealing with. I mean, the people in ira, the leadership in Iran, who, who we've seen for the last almost five decades.

[B]

Real sensible group, right?

[D]

Exactly. Real good group. Real honest, real forthcoming. Yeah. You know, people you, people you would leave your kids with on a weekend.

[C]

Great integrity.

[D]

Yeah. Well, you went off to the beach and enjoyed some time alone with, with the Mrs. Of Mrs. Like businesses that

[E]

probably fail mula daycare

[D]

or leave them at the leering center or something.

[A]

You know, Breaking news. Tomorrow morning's Pentagon press briefing with Pete Hexith and Dan Kane, which they talked about today, has been canceled. Oh.

[D]

That could mean that there is a

[E]

deal on the deal on the table.

[F]

Yeah.

[D]

Damon, I do have clips of President Trump taking questions today.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

From the press, if you want to go to those or save those for a little later. All right, well, here's cut number five. Here's President Trump, since we're talking about Iran and what could possibly happen. Here he is on Iran and what they usually do when it comes to talking. Cut five.

[C]

We've knocked out their Navy, We've knocked out their Air Force completely. Knocked out 158 ships in three days. We've knocked out even their mind droppers. They don't have any mind droppers anymore, but they put them on other boats and they could drop them. I'm not even sure they have any minds yet, by the way. I'm not sure. I'm personally. They say there might be eight. I don't know. I don't know. I think there might be none because they're very good artists. That's why for 47 years, they've been bullitting other presidents and they haven't done the job. And people are living in hell. You live in that country, they're living in hell.

[D]

Yeah. So there he is, Talking about the BSing that comes from Iran and their leadership when it comes to their rhetoric. And here is President Trump dealing with Iran, what he has to deal with today versus what it was in the past. Cut number six. Check this out.

[C]

We'll have to see. You have to understand, we've been dealing with these people for 47 years. I'm standing here with a much more powerful Iran as of a month ago. Not anymore. Right now, they are decapitated. Decapitated. But I'm standing here a month ago with a much more powerful Iran than it was at any point during 47 years. This should have been handled by seven presidents, a lot of presidents. And those presidents are saying now, every one of them to their friends, we should have done this a long time ago. So it's not something I like doing. It's very dangerous. And we're getting them at the height of. Of their strength. If I didn't terminate the Barack Hussein Obama Iran nuclear deal, they would have had a. Don't forget, that was a path to a nuclear weapon. Remember this? He chose Iran over Israel, pure and simple.

[D]

Yeah. So there he is, of course, pointing out President Barack Hussein Obama's deal with Iran. And here, of course, is President Trump talking about Iran never having a nuclear weapon, something that we've heard from President Trump. Presidents over the past four decades. Cut seven.

[C]

47 years, they've been negotiating with these people. They're great negotiators. And because they're not going to have a nuclear weapon. And if somebody that takes my place someday is weak and ineffective, which possibly that will happen, because we had numerous presidents that were weak, ineffective, and afraid of Iran, we're never going to let Iran have a nuclear weapon happen. And if you think it's okay for people that are sick of mind, that are tough, smart, and sick, really sick, ideological, you know, from From a policy standpoint, from a stamp, any which way you want to say mentally, these are disturbed people. If you think I'm going to allow them and powerful and rich to have a nuclear weapon, you can tell your friends at the New York Times Times, not gonna happen.

[B]

Not tonight.

[D]

That is, again, my favorite thing in

[E]

the world is when like these, like, dopey, like American haters. Like, I'm so embarrassed to be an American because of speeches like that. I'm like, when you're a. Shut up.

[D]

Fantastic.

[E]

It's just he never, like, we always know where he stands.

[B]

It's so there's no guessing with him.

[E]

So much fun.

[D]

Yeah. There's a couple more clips. I don't have time for one addressing the God is good question that he got and also talk about the troops that are located near North Korea and Joe Biden as well. So we'll get to those clips in just a little bit.

[A]

All right, we'll get to those when we get back. That's a wrap on hour one. Hour two. Coming back on a Monday. Live from Studio 6B. Glad you're in. We're back. Back right after this.

[E]

Sam,

[C]

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

[A]

Hour two. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, brand new week. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. National championship game is underway. Refs are in the tank for Michigan.

[B]

Come on.

[A]

Rick Delgado's gonna do the news. Oh, man. Paul Nolan, who agrees with me, is gonna be some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down at the. As always. Lots to do in hour two. We'll get to sports, we'll get the headlines, we'll get to news. We'll get to a couple other things. Make sure you follow us on all our social media. At LFS6B, Delgado was doing headlines. Trump had a great presser today. Did a bunch of great stuff. Was at the Easter egg hunt. Hysterical. Then he did the presser, which was great as well. A couple more clips from that. Delgado, what's up, left?

[D]

Yeah, I'll do the Easter egg hunt stuff a little bit later on in the show, but here are the last two clips that I grabbed from the press conference. Basically after he made the statements about the rescue efforts for the. For the military. Then he took questions from the reporters. And here's cut number eight. Here is President Trump addressing the God is good question, posed him by a reporter. Cut number eight. Check this out.

[A]

You said, glory be to God in this conflict.

[D]

Do you believe that God supports the

[A]

United States actions in this?

[C]

I do because God is to going because God is good and God wants to see people taken care of. God doesn't like what's happening. I don't like what's happening. Everyone says, I enjoy. I don't enjoy this. I don't enjoy. These two guys don't enjoy it. You know, people say, oh, boy, they're so tough. They don't want. They don't like. I don't like seeing people killed. I've ended eight wars. Nobody's ever done it. The person who won the Nobel Prize came to me and said, you deserve the Nobel Prize. She announced that. When they announced, they said, goes to Maria. She's a great person, really a good person. She said, no, no, no, this is ridiculous. They gave me the Nobel Prize. President Trump aimed at eight wars. I could go over every one of them, including India and Pakistan, where the prime minister of Pakistan said President Trump saved from 30 to 50 million lives. That makes me much happier. Happier than what we're doing right now. That makes me much happier. We have one more to end, by the way.

[D]

Yeah. So there he is, taking on that question. And finally, Damon, last cut that I grabbed from.

[A]

Just hear the disdain in that reporter's voice for anything having to do with God or religion. Be. Be even in. In the president's mouth.

[E]

Atheist.

[A]

You said God is good. You actually believe that crap. That's what she wanted to say.

[B]

Yeah, right.

[D]

And finally, here is President Trump talking about the troops that are stationed near North Korea and Joe Biden, his. His tenure as well. Cut number nine. Check this out.

[C]

We have 45,000 soldiers in South Korea to protect us from Kim Jong Un, who I get along with very well, as you know. Do you notice he said very nice things about me? He used to call Joe Biden a mentally retarded person. Okay, so don't tell me about your stuff. Joe Biden, he said he's a mentally retarded person. He was so nasty. But to me, he likes Trump. And you notice how nice things are with North Korea. It's very nice, but we have 45,000 people, soldiers in harm's way and right next to Kim Jong Un with a lot of nuclear weapons. 45. Which should have never happened. If a certain president. I'm not going to mention this president because I happen to like him, believe it or not. But if a certain president did his job, Kim Jong Un would not have nuclear weapons right now. But they're all afraid to do their job properly.

[D]

Yeah. So there is last last thing I grabbed from today's press conference. Lots of great stuff you can find on on social media as well from the president today, talking to the reporters and of course giving them an earful.

[A]

All right, let's do some sports. Four minutes past the hour. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slick Scott. It. What's going on, Slickster?

[B]

All right, Big D. Well, Michigan right now early lead nine to four. Paul looks like the under is on the cards tonight. 146, 13 points scored here, so we'll see what happens. But yes, it is 9 to 4. Michigan leading right now. Elliott Godot, the guard leading with all scores for Michigan with five points. NHL action. Just four games happening tonight, but some playoff implications. Buffalo Sabres are in the playoffs for the first time in a long time. In fact, they just surpassed the Jets. The jets have now had the longest playoff drought in sports history. Right. Well, in sports, current Sports right now, 14 years as Buffalo has gone on to make the playoffs. We got the Kraken and the jets just lead the Kraken two to one there. Nine to go in the second. Blackhawk sharks, predators, kings coming up at 10 and 10:30 respectively. And we got the Additional details have now emerged regarding Tiger woods arrest. This is Chris Parnell of Yardbarker. More information about the Tiger woods arrest in March continues to surface and the last few tidbits of news may have started to take a bit of the attention away from the immediate context. One of the most talked about new details about this new story is the additional mugshot. Whereas the original photos spread across the Internet rapidly just after his arrest, the newest photos are getting much more attention based on how different they look, clearly displaying a more injured Woods. The crash report has also been the center of some bizarre new details. Newly released evidence from the scene claims that first responders had to break through some of the vehicle to remove personal items, including golf clubs. It's a small detail, but it doesn't do anything to prevent the accident from seeming to be chaotic one right from the beginning. Away from the scene of the accident, it looks like the case may also begin to expand off the road. Information about the driver and the other vehicle claims that the driver has now hired a lawyer. Although what a surprise there. Although it has yet to be formally filed, this will open up possibilities of civil litigation on top of criminal proceedings. What was the most interesting in the body cam footage that was recently released was the fact that woods questioned whether or not he was being arrested. Although he passed the Breathalyzer test. Officers did note that he was visually impaired. I'm getting arrested? Woods questioned. Yes, sir, the deputy responds. So we'll see what happens there. That's going to play out. Certainly if it goes to litigation. That is not going to be a good situation there for Mr. Woods. That's no question about that. Although I'm sure he's got the money to handle it anyway. Big D, ucla. Congratulations to the women. They pulled off a stunning route yesterday. This is Andrew Grief of CBS Sports. UCLA Cruise Pass South Carolina 79, 51 to win the program's first NCAA women's basketball national championship on Sunday, making it first title game since the NCAA Doppler women's basketball as an official Sport in only 1982. UCLA looked nothing close to tentative or unsure of itself on such a pressure packed stage, especially against an opponent far more familiar with such a spotlight. I'm just so confident in their character and that's what determined how they played today, ucla coach Corey Close said on espn.

[A]

After I watched the game and the only thing I kept thinking was, did UConn only play with three players against this team to lose by 14? How in the world did UConn lose to that team? They stink. I mean, they absolutely stink. UCLA absolutely just blew them out of the building almost from the word go.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And I was thinking to myself, if UConn played with three players, I would maybe understand losing. UConn scored 48 points against that team. How is that possible? UConn would have dismantled UCLA, South Carolina,

[B]

Big D, 4 for 19 in the first half. So that pretty much was it. And you said they did.

[D]

Not really.

[B]

They were leading 44 to 25 at the half. And, well, that was. The rest is history. But congratulations to the UCLA women.

[A]

And their coach is so tedious. Oh, God, she is so tedious, man. Put her Balenciaga sweatshirt on him. Get out of here.

[D]

She's the worst.

[B]

And UConn has come storming back to cut the lead to one right now with Michigan at the line. So we'll keep an eye on that as well. Big deal.

[A]

All right. It's like very good sports. Brought to you by Mike Lindell, LFS Expo Code to you. Let's get to Paul Nolan. He's got some news. Oh, I heard about this. Cnn. Is this a clip of our man?

[E]

You know, Delgado's man?

[A]

Oh, yeah. President Trump mentioned him today by name. Harry.

[B]

Harriet.

[A]

Harry, Harry, Harry. Get off for a promotion.

[B]

Get off the cnn.

[A]

What's the word, Paul?

[E]

So polling shows Democrats may not be on track. Track for trouncing in the midterms against the Republicans, according to data guru Harry Anton. He says right now polling averages show Democrats are five points ahead of Republicans in the overall race to control Congress. However, that margin is smaller than at the same point as was midterm two cycles ago. So let's go to the video tape.

[D]

Look at this.

[A]

Net favorability party ahead at this point, midterm of years with the GOP president. In 2018, Dems were up by 12 and 2006 on net favorability. Which party you like more? Dems are ahead by 18. Republicans are actually ahead on net favorability at this point by five points. So Democrats are just simply put, running behind their previous benchmarks and they need to be running well ahead of them if they want to take back the United States Senate, given that math. To be clear, both parties are wildly unfavorable. Right now. However, Democrats are even more unpopular.

[B]

He just turned.

[E]

It's funny though, like, people are just fed up. I mean, everybody hates everybody now because these rhinos have done nothing for us. They, again, like we've said it a million times, they see Trump as a passing storm. Once he's out, it's business as usual. Yeah, but man, we got to get some of this stuff codified to law, don't we, Big D?

[A]

Yeah, for sure. And it's not going to happen under this Congress. But he's, you know, he's historical. Mike Johnson. I keep hearing from him and from others how historical this Congress has been and he has been. And no problem with the midterms. We're going to expand the margins. Johnson keeps telling people, if people are listening. This is my fear, is that people inside actually listen to Johnson and think, well, no, he's a smart guy, must know what he's talking about. And I hope the President's not listening to him thinking that this guy's leading him down the road of what's going to be. Because if he thinks and he buys that we're expanding our margins, I mean, I, I can't, I, I don't know what I'd be willing to bet. I'd do the show with no shirt on if that ended up being the case.

[E]

Oh, please don't.

[D]

Please don't.

[A]

No, you know what I mean? I would just about wager anything.

[B]

Enough pork barreling going on in Congress.

[A]

Shut up, slick. But you know what I mean. I mean, Johnson's just delusional. I just hope people aren't listening to him thinking, oh, yeah, okay, we're going to expand the Margins. This guy's got to know he's the leader. Oh, yeah. He's historic. Oh, yeah. I mean, come on, give me a break.

[E]

Speaking of historic and law, I don't know if you saw this, but Ron DeSantis signed legislation in Florida that prohibits state courts from enforcing sharia law or other foreign religious codes, framing it as a defense of an American constitutional principle against incompatible ideologies. The bill, HB 1471, passed by the legislature in March of 26 as part of an anti terrorism measure. You.

[A]

Well, Tucker's not going to like this.

[E]

Talk about getting stuff done. I know. As soon. I don't know, sooner or later, how much people. How many people moving to Florida might capsize. And snap off into the sea.

[D]

You mean tip over, I believe, is

[B]

the term the peninsula.

[E]

I. I'm so happy he won his most recent election.

[D]

So we have that. He's never going to go away.

[E]

He is the stupidest man on earth. And he's in.

[D]

Yeah. And he's in. And we pay him, and we pay

[E]

him, but, you know, it's worth it.

[D]

Yeah.

[E]

He says so many stupid people that we gotta. We should have the. His clip of the night every night.

[D]

You know what it is? You're right. There are so many stupid people in Congress. But at least we know he is. There's no hiding it. And he doesn't try to hide it. Like he embraces his stupidity. So I gotta appreciate that.

[E]

That.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

Who's dumber? I mean, honestly, you put a chessboard in front of him or AOC what happens?

[A]

AOC Whoops them. Whoops them.

[E]

Whoops them.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

What do you think the number.

[D]

What.

[E]

What's the odds? All right. Maxine Waters or aoc aoc.

[A]

Whoops are too.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

All right.

[E]

Maxine Waters, Hank Johnson.

[D]

They cancel each other out. Both of them do.

[A]

They just stare at each other and drool on the board.

[E]

They just turn into. Check.

[A]

Here's part of this lunatic's unhinged rant today on his show. The message in our Bible, which is, you are not God, and only if you think you are, do you talk this way.

[B]

But it's not just mockery of Islam,

[A]

and no president should mock Islam. That's not your job. This is not a theocracy. We don't go to war with other theocracies to find out which theocracy is more effective. Okay, so there you go. That's just. Just a little bit above it so you can watch the whole thing. On one. Thirteen past the hour, live from Studio 6B. More news, more to do back right after this.

[E]

Sam.

[A]

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[C]

Wow.

[A]

Because then they would launch into something else. And he stood there and listened to. He listened to four or five songs.

[D]

He was slipping the conductor 20s. Here, here, here's 20. Do this.

[A]

I mean,

[D]

he's taking requests. You guys take requests.

[A]

I swear he did it just because. Loves to listen to the music. And in the singing, the guy who did the anthem was great. And then he, then he took some press questions and then he went to play with the kids and man, oh, man, that's where it really livened up.

[B]

So good times roll.

[A]

Take us through it, though.

[D]

Yeah, he definitely. He answered some of the press questions before he did engage with the kids and the guests over at the Presidential White House Easter Egg Roll. As a president. President and First Lady Melania Trump hosted their annual White House Easter Egg Roll earlier today, welcoming families to the South Lawn for a day of holiday activities. The event, a tradition dating back to 1878. David. Under President Rutherford B. Hayes, brings together children, parents, and White House staff for games, storytelling, and the signature egg rolling race. This year's activities, including a reading nook featuring the First Lady, Haiti and other White House officials. And of course, I grabbed some clips from today's activities, a few from President Trump, because like you said, once he gets engaged with the kids, that's where he seems to have the most fun. Here is cut number 10. Here's President Trump signing and giving away pens. And he's one kid, you gotta listen. Tells him he could sell this on ebay.

[A]

Oh, this is. This is hysterical. I was crying.

[D]

Cut number 10. Check this out.

[C]

I could sign order 5000.

[D]

Now watch this, Suffolk.

[C]

I'm the only one that doesn't want my order. No, zero. I would say Carolina has zero interest in my. Oh, that's nice. I think I'll inside this that way. I said, yeah, I do it.

[B]

Look, I drew it.

[C]

Look what I did. Everybody.

[D]

There he is telling one kid he's going to take credit for his work.

[A]

Oh, my God, he was so funny with the kids.

[D]

As he signs it here is.

[C]

Notice called an auto. He take the paper, hand it to his guys and sign it with an auto pen. Right?

[B]

That is too good.

[A]

Telling the 8 year old about the auto.

[D]

About the auto.

[A]

He says, you know who couldn't sign that? Joe Biden. You know why? Because he loved the auto pen to an 8 year old at the Easter egg table. Can't make it up.

[D]

Here is, here's one kid. Cut number 11. We're telling the president he's the greatest. The, he's the greatest president and Trump agrees with him. 11, check this out with Easter egg Donald Trump.

[C]

Thank you, honey. I agree.

[D]

Thank you.

[A]

I agree. You can't, you cannot make up this man's timing of this event. He sat there, I streamed the whole thing and I listened to it all. I was crying, laughing. The red hat, he say he signed. He says, yeah, give me this, let me sign this. Now. You could go sell it on eBay for 25,000 tonight night. And then he does the, the whole Biden shtick. And then he, his, his own grandkids were there. That's who he was talking about when he said Caroline, that's Eric's little daughter. Caroline has no interest in grandpa's signature.

[B]

No.

[A]

And Lara was there. He kept talking to Lara Trump.

[D]

And then Here is cut 13. Here's President Trump meeting a group of people from the egg industry just before going in cut number 13. Check this out.

[E]

No.

[C]

Are you egg people?

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Everybody's an egg person. I never saw so many egg people. It tells you it's a big industry. How did I do with the voters that do eggs? Awesome. Did you say 100% or 90?

[D]

100%.

[C]

Did anybody in the egg industry vote for Kaba? A low IQ person? She's a low IQ person.

[D]

Who's a lower IQ person?

[A]

Five or two, comma.

[C]

That's probably the toughest question.

[A]

That's a tough question. That's a tough question. There's no change. He does not change.

[D]

Nope.

[B]

As opposed to Biden a few years ago, remember when he was walking around with the Easter bunny? Biden, remember years ago.

[A]

Oh, my God. I was wondering today if the we, we were, we were debating who could be the bunny. A lot of people thought it was maybe Marco Rubio. And that made the most sense to me, too. Another job for Rubio. He could be the bunny, but who was. You think the bunny's a secret Service agent?

[E]

Yes.

[D]

Yeah. Definitely.

[A]

Definitely.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

It has to be.

[E]

Absolutely.

[A]

It would be pretty funny if we found out it was like Rubio or somebody like that.

[B]

Christine.

[D]

Yeah, she transitioned to her, she got a new job.

[A]

That would be pretty like.

[D]

All right, Pam, here's your new job.

[A]

He was so hysterical with the kids in that whole, the whole afternoon he told that Biden auto pen story so seriously to a group of 8th grader, to a group of 8 year olds sitting around that table. I mean, it was just can't make it up. Just can't make it up. Guy's one of a kind. All right. Live from Studio 6B, 26 past the hour, Our friend Zineb Raboa has responded to Tucker's rant today. I'll tell you her thoughts. We got back.

[E]

Sa.

[A]

30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday, brand new week. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's doing headline news. Paul Nolan's going to do some more news as well. But right now, please welcome back to the show our friend Philip Patrick. He's a precious metal specialist from Birch Gold. Mr. Patrick, welcome back to the show. How are you? You well?

[F]

How are you guys?

[A]

Very good. Did you have. We're watching the national championship game here as we do the show. Did you have a pick between Michigan and Yukon or you really couldn't care less?

[F]

No, it's not my forte. Balls that we kick are more my thing. Docker predictions on here.

[A]

Okay. Yeah. Throwing the ball in the hoops is stupid. Exactly.

[D]

So I, I don't like the sound of kicking balls.

[A]

Not like that. Come on.

[E]

So you had to bring it to the gutter.

[D]

Classy guy.

[A]

Well, there's a lot going on.

[D]

Right.

[B]

That question.

[A]

We talked a little bit about this last week, obviously with Iran going on and President Trump's got a lot of things he's facing down, obviously his Fed. New Fed chairman Kevin Warsh looks like his nomination is going forward. So that, that's a whole nother story. But when you think about what's going on in Iran, in the war, mixed with economic signals, does the economy feel unstable to you right now? And if so, why is that?

[E]

That?

[F]

Yeah, I would say yes. And I think largely because we're seeing multiple pressure points hit all at once and they're all tied ultimately to the same issue, which is a financial system that's Running on debt. But what we have today is oil prices rising significantly. Brent crude still up about $110 a barrel. And that feeds directly into inflation. And at the same time we've got government borrowing exploding. We're issuing something like $9 trillion billion dollars so in New debt every single day. That number by the way, predates the Iran war. Then we layer on this market volatility that we're seeing at the moment. Stocks are choppy, gold prices are pulling back. And I think that's where people are starting to get confused. We expect markets to reflect reality instantly, but they don't. Short term markets move based on where money is flowing. And right now money's flowing into short term cash positions, into the US dollar. And so we get the, this strange disconnect. We have risk rising, but the signals now are looking mixed. But I think if we zoom out, it's a very consistent picture. We have now higher energy cost to contend with. We've got more debt and more uncertainty. And I think ultimately that leads to more pressure on the system. But people have to remember markets don't break when problems appear, they break when they can't absorb them anymore. And I think we got a little bit of time, but the strain is getting heavier and heavier on the system.

[A]

Well, to your last point, and you know, maybe we do have some time, but I listened to the current Federal Reserve of the Federal Reserve talk, Powell, and he makes it sound like we got all time in the world. 38, 39 trillion in debt, who knows how many hundreds of trillions of unfunded liabilities. And I listened to him and he says, well, it's, you know, it's probably not that big of a deal. But what more concerning is there's no job creation in the private sector, it's all in health care. I mean, I listened to him and I think, man, this guy's really disconnected. I mean to me, $39 trillion of debt is one of our biggest worries. Worries that we should have of the whole country besides war with Iran. I mean that's as big a threat to us and our kids and everything else as anything else. What is the financial system look like to you from your view right now? Is that more fragile than most people think it is?

[F]

The answer is yeah, but I want to jump on your, your 39 trillion. It is the biggest problem we are facing and it is the biggest national security risk that we have. Admiral Mullen said it in 2010 and that was $30 trillion ago. I think we had like 11, $12 trillion of debt at the time. And by the way. So, first of all, anyone that doesn't think is a problem is, is hugely mistaken. The interest payments on the debt are the second biggest expense for the federal government today after Social Security. Bigger than defense spending. It's astronomical. We haven't got a handle on spending, so we're adding $2 trillion to the debt every year. And the problem is the world is now commanding higher interest if we don't get our house in order. It's projected within a decade, debt service will be 50% of revenue. You and it's over. And by the way, look at how the Iranians are waging war. They're not trying to bomb our tankers. They're waging, sorry, our destroyers. They're waging financial war. Look at what they said about tankers coming through the Hormu Strait. They said anyone that settles in Chinese yuan can go freely. Anyone that settles in US Dollars has to, you know, can't go or has to pay a toll. They understand very well. The debt is our biggest problem. And they're trying to pump borrowing costs up. So, yeah, it's absolutely a massive issue.

[A]

And so just quickly let's revisit, as I brought it up in the opening, Kevin Warsh, the President's nominee to take over the Federal Reserve, and Jerome Powell out, looks like his nomination is going to move forward. So, I mean, I think he's walking into an extremely tough position knowing that the President wants interest rates to go to effectively zero, maybe even if he could go more than that, I think he would. I remember from his first, first term, it's a tough position to come into because I don't see how rate cuts can even be on the table, given how inflation most likely is going to spike again in the next year.

[F]

It's an impossible job. And not that they would offer it to me, but it's not a job I would want to take under this administration right now anyway. You're absolutely right. He's boxed into a corner. The Fed have to focus on inflation control. And right now we're seeing inflationary risk rising again, especially with energy prices moving higher. And if that sustains, it's going to get much, much higher. And then we got this massive curveball, which was the latest job report, which is extremely strong, far above expectations. So normally that would be good news, but not for Kevin Walsh, who needs any excuse to cut rates and please President Trump. But there is no excuse to do it. I just don't see rate cuts on the horizon. And that's why we've got this big sort of push pull between the treasury and the Fed. At the end of the day they have different jobs to do. The treasury has to refinance the debt, they need lower interest rates. But the Fed job is stable prices and maximum employment. There is no, no rationale really under the Fed's mandate to cut interest rates. So by the way, markets are pricing in now, higher for longer. I think it's on the horizon no matter who steps into the Fed effect.

[A]

Yeah, I mean I, people get mad at me when I say this, but even on the jobs numbers, I mean, I just think if you're not looking at what the revisions are, then taking the job numbers at face value seems a little crazy because look at what just happened the last couple months on the revision. So yes, this was a surprising number. But look at what they did for last month's number. Cut, cut them by like 80% of what they told us they were going to be. So, you know, the job numbers to me seems like a little hocus pocus. But listen, a lot of people are obviously concerned about what's going on. Concern about inflation spiking up, concerned about having a hedge against inflation. So what is the overall takeaway for most Americans and everything we've talked about?

[F]

Yeah, it's a tough one. Like I said, I think before, it's a confusing climate. Right. On paper we've got low unemployment, but people feel worse off and they're right, right. Prices have gone up and they haven't come back down. So households are relying on more credit, drawing down savings and cutting back in this climate just to stay even. Confidence right now broadly is getting shattered and consumer confidence is a huge driver of GDP about 2/3. So when confidence weakens, it starts to become self reinforcing and tying it all in together, the picture doesn't look rosy. We've got higher energy costs, we've got more borrowing costs and more reliance on debt. That's how I think we get this slow erosion of purchasing power. Longer term term. This is the perfect storm for that. So this is where gold comes in. People get tripped up. They look at short term price moves and think something's wrong. But short term moves, as I mentioned before, reflect positioning and liquidity. Zoom out. Gold is still up sharply over the last few years. Central banks in the current climate are buying aggressively for a very simple reason. It's not tied to debt markets or policy decisions or confidence in government promises. We can't control the inflationary picture. I think the debt problem longer term is going to spiral out of control. And this is where gold becomes very important for parts of our retirement. Anyone relying on a fixed income or for purchasing power to maintain, I think longer term may struggle. And that's where I think gold becomes a very important hedge. So for me it's just a case of being preemptive and diversifying. And I think that an opportunity to do it.

[A]

And if you want to look into doing that exact thing, you can text America to 989-898 and see our friends from Birch Gold, the information kit to see if gold and precious metals is right for you as a diversification and a hedge against maybe possible inflation that could be heating up. Again, text America to 989-898 and find out if it's right for you. Philip Patrick, always good to have you on. Thank you so much.

[F]

Thank you. Cheers guys.

[A]

Phil Patrick from Birch Gold again, text America to 989-898. Delgado, Artemis 2. Yes, farther into space than any humans have ever been officially today. I think they even lost contact with earth for about 40, 45 minutes at some point today on the dark side of the moon.

[D]

That's exactly what happened, Damon. As the Artemis crew neared this epic lunar flyby. And as you mentioned, they push deeper into space than any human has before, so they say. Artemis crew regained contact.

[A]

Can you just do the news, please? The straight news. Don't.

[D]

Yeah, I'm doing. Reading it. Okay.

[A]

Okay. It sounded to me like you were just. It sounded like you were. I don't know, maybe I was probably me. Probably me.

[D]

I was like I was opining. I wasn't opening.

[A]

Go ahead. No, no, it must have been me.

[D]

I wasn't tuckering. Don't worry. The Artemis crew regained contact. Damon. After a tense 40 minute blackout behind the moon's far side, Mission control officially regained communications with the crew following the expected 40 minute blackout. Contact was restored at 7:25pm Eastern after the Orion spacecraft passed behind the moon's far side and temporarily lost line of sight with Earth. During the unprecedented period, the crew became more isolated, became the most isolated humans in deep space history. All while witnessing the never before seen views of the moon's far side. I thought we'd already seen them for. Anyhow. The four astronauts also set a new record. Damon, for the furthest distance from Earth ever reached by humans, surpassing Apollo 13's milestone of roughly 4,105 miles. They also of course, did a seven hour flyby concluded earlier today. The data and descriptions received will be used to prepare for a crew conference for the following morning, allowing lunar scientists and astronauts to continue their analysis and discussions of what they're seeing at the moon as they observed breathtaking eclipse, also from Orion. In an unprecedented moment, the Moon moved across the sun. The crew is expected to witness that rare lunar sunset while also capturing the solar corona. That's a beer. The sun's outermost atmosphere, visible only during total. So there you have it. A little update from the crew as they made their closest approach. And furthest, I guess furthest, whatever it's called when you're far away. Furthest.

[A]

What is it called? What are you trying to say?

[D]

You know, your furthest. Furthest. Far away.

[A]

Yeah. Okay. Furthest point.

[D]

The furthest point. Furthest distance. That's a word.

[B]

Distance.

[A]

Sound like you should be on the moon. Here's. Here's some of the pictures that are. Artemis gave back. I thought these. Sounds like something about this picture was just a little weird. I don't know. See if you can pick it up. It's some pretty nice pictures, but I don't know, just something about. Something about it looked a little funny,

[D]

so I'm surprised we don't see a BUC EE's out there, too.

[A]

All right, what else? I mean, some of the real pictures of. I mean, I guess if you believe they're real, like Delgado, who probably doesn't think any of them are real.

[D]

No, of course. Of course they're real pictures. Of course they're real pictures. Of course. So first. First journey to the moon since, of course, 1972, as we're being told and we're expected to believe. So there you have it, the update. They just did it again from Artemis, too.

[B]

Hanging out with Spiro Agnew and Nixon too much.

[A]

Did that again.

[D]

Back to you, Damon.

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Spiro. Spiro, come in.

[A]

All right, we'll wrap it up for a Monday night right after this. Live from Studio 6B, Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We'll wrap it up here for a Monday. Let me just quickly get to this because I mentioned it before. And then get to it because we have Philip Patrick on Sineb Raboa. Our friend said a few things on Tucker's rant today on President Trump, which seemed a lot more harsh and a lot more personal than any other one before. She says a few things here. Allah just means God. And this is referring to President Trump's Easter morning tweet. You can just use another word. But Trump used it on purpose because he's dealing with the revolutionary fanatics who think they have the monopoly over over righteousness in the region, despite making the lives of Muslims in the Middle East a living hell. That was number one. Number two. Why say this? He asks. It's very odd. It's almost talk talk fearer declaring someone an infidel to incite violence against the person. Like what happened with Salman Rushdie and others. It's dangerous when one knows about the different Islamic terrorist organizations proliferating in the west. West. Very weird on Tucker's part to even do this. Number three, Trump, believe it or not, is the most popular leader ever in the Middle east. And it's about to go way up. Abraham Accords, imec, Pac, Sil, Silke cooperation. These things are changing the region. And finally, number four, I think Tucker watches too much propaganda because the idea that it's a religious war is very much what the clerics want it to be. They're apocalyptic about everything in their own vision of schism through revolutionary struggles isn't shared by the other Shia people necessarily and even less so in the Sunni world. So by trying to defend the Islamic Republic, Tucker is taking a side against the majority of Muslims in the Middle East. But he knows that those in the west are far more sympathetic to Iran due to their anti US views. So as usual, if I had two people to listen to about the region, Tucker or her, I would take her every day that ends in y. So all right, let's get everybody to wrap it up. Slickster. What's left in sports?

[B]

All right, well, we got the national championship, Big D right now in Indianapolis. Indian, we got at the half 33, 29. Michigan leads it by just four. Close game. Maurice Johnson with 10 for Michigan to lead all scores. Alex Caraban checking with eight points for UConn. He's got to get lighten it up a little bit more if UConn expects to bring this championship back to the east Coast. Big D. So we will see 33, 29 at the half and from this weekend, the rodeo, the San Angelo Stock show and Rodeo, San Angelo, Texas at the San Angelo Coliseum. You guessed it, bareback riding first round. Leighton Barry, 92 points on Corco Road. Rodeo Studio. Rodeo Studio Rodeo Tater Tot. We got steer wrestling semifinals. Torrey Johnson, 4.4 seconds. Team roping. That went to Conley Kleinhans and Kyla Kennedy, 3.9 seconds. Good time there, saddle bronc. Zeke Thurston 87.5 points on Pete Car Pro Rodeos up tuck. No relation to tummy tuck. Tie down. We got the semifinal. Corey Solomon, 8 1/2 seconds. Barrel racing. Morgan Bagnelli in the semis. 14 and 0.5 seconds. Very good time there. Bill riding John Kimber, 90 points on New West Rodeos Productions pay day. Big D. And we'll get to one quick story. Obviously. Augusta national getting fired up for the weekend. And we got Scotty Scheffler arriving with his nine day old son, Remy. AP Reporter Augusta, Georgia two time master champion Scotty Scheffler arrived at Augusta national on Sunday and he brought the whole family with him, all four of them. Scheffler, who tends to keep his golf separate from his home life, had not shared any information since withdrawing from the youth that opened two weeks ago because of the impending birth of his second child. He said wife Meredith gave birth to a boy on March 27. They named him Remy. We just liked it, Scheffler said about the name. His first son, Bennett was born in 2024, before the PGA Championship. Obviously we know that Scheffler is a big favorite for the, for the Masters, so we'll be checking that out this weekend.

[A]

I think it's Remy.

[B]

Just to, just to be clear, I say Remy. Remy.

[A]

I think it's Remy.

[B]

Okay, I'm thinking Remy Martin and that's a rapid sports big D. Back to you.

[A]

It's Remy Martin too. It's Remy Martin. All right, nine to the hour. Thanks, slick. Paul Nolan, what's left on your newsra?

[E]

Welcome to the communists in New York City. I don't know if you guys saw this, but Zoran Mondami has a solution for racism. Oh, good, get more racist. Go ahead, give me that clip over there.

[D]

And while today's true cost of living measure confirms that the affordability crisis touches every corner of our city, we know that these effects are not applied evenly so often it is black and brown New Yorkers who are hit the hardest.

[A]

This preliminary racial equity plan is the

[D]

first step in developing a whole of government approach to tackling that reality. It is a plan that lays out these first steps to solve decades of neglect and discrimination.

[A]

And it places the work of 45 city agencies within a singular framework.

[D]

Awesome.

[A]

Great.

[E]

So good luck. Why people move out just like he's such a really. This is gonna work. Did you think past what's gonna happen next, you jackass?

[A]

No, no, no. But no one did. This is what they. You get the government you vote for. Is that what they say? Yep, this is what they're gonna get.

[D]

So they're getting a good hard.

[A]

Yep. All right. Eight minutes to the Hour. Delgado, take us home. What's left on? What's left in the news.

[D]

Here's. Here's a good one for you, Damon.

[A]

Is that where we're going here?

[D]

As an Oklahoma trust trans attorney gets jailed for contempt after an epic court meltdown about this guy versus the. Versus the judge. A custody hearing in ada, Oklahoma, last month took an unexpected and loud turn as this attorney, who identified herself as transgender himself, whatever it is, was arrested and dragged from the courtroom where appeared to represent his clients just minutes before. Here's the exchange. Here's cut number one. The exchange with the judge that kind of looks led to the contempt charge. Cut number 15. Check this out.

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I pointed you to the exact paragraph stops her education.

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Stop.

[A]

Stop. Because you don't want to hear stop. You interrupt me one more time, you

[E]

are being held in.

[C]

In indirect contempt of court.

[A]

And you can wipe that smirk off.

[E]

I don't have a smirk on my face.

[A]

Oh, yes, you. I do not. I am not going to tolerate this from you, sir. Yes, ma', am. I am trying to make my argument. You interrupted my argument halfway through on an objection that will get every available deputy. Yes, ma', am. I'm aware.

[B]

It's happened to me.

[A]

It has. Because you're out of line of court.

[E]

I guess so.

[C]

Okay, if I push that, or maybe

[E]

because I'm a transgender attorney practicing all over the state.

[A]

I don't know what you are.

[C]

You do.

[A]

Ma', am.

[B]

It's not.

[D]

You do.

[A]

Your honor, to which we would object. This is as clear as the nose

[B]

on my face that this woman will

[A]

not appear before this court because she

[D]

has a warrant or stealing.

[E]

Objection. That's not true.

[A]

And you're ready? What is this?

[D]

So this is the meltdown. The first part of the meltdown Down.

[A]

And of course, don't tell me there's a second part.

[D]

The judge wasn't having it.

[B]

Precise story. His, hers, and the trans.

[D]

Whoever says trans people don't have mental problems? Here is cut 16, part 2. Check this out, people. My friend, you're being ugly. Watch this.

[A]

Get out of my face.

[B]

Put your money back.

[A]

Why?

[C]

Because you're in direct contempt of court.

[A]

She shouted at me. No, I'm not being. You did not even say that. I was in direct. But I felt very threatened by this person screaming and yelling in court.

[B]

I've never even heard that before.

[D]

Melden consent. And now refuses to go with the police.

[A]

Do not hurt me. Do not hurt me.

[E]

Do not.

[A]

Are you throwing me over this? Stop resisting.

[B]

I'm not resisting. Okay.

[D]

Put your hand behind your back.

[A]

Stop.

[D]

Resist.

[E]

You know?

[B]

Exactly.

[E]

Put a sock in his mouth.

[A]

Some delusional jackasses. I mean, I thought there was something here. I don't know.

[D]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

Well, what is this is more delusional jackass. Who needs.

[B]

I already closed his practice.

[A]

What?

[B]

I already closed his practice.

[D]

Yeah, he ended up closing his practice because of the, the viral video that, that went out out and basically expose him for who he was or who she was or what it was.

[A]

Who knows? All right, as always, we salute our military, active and active police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Aaron, Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you to Live from Studio 6B. Audience we'll see you tomorrow night, Tuesday, 8pm, right back here. Live from Studio 6B.