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Big D
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Slickster
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Rick Delgado
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Slickster
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Rick Delgado
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Slickster
Can find them, including right here. They're listening to the radio. They're listening to podcasts. They could be listening to you.
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Rick Delgado
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Big D
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Slickster
Fantastic. Very nice weekend.
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Big D
Very good. Rick Delgado's gonna do some news. Mr. Delgado, how are you?
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Rick Delgado
Good.
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Big D
How was you not decked out in your Christmas red? How was your weekend, though?
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Rick Delgado
Actually, my weekend, my Thanksgiving weekend was great. And this is a Christmas shirt, a Cousin Eddie shirt. So I'm already in my Christmas spirit.
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Big D
Okay, very good.
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Slickster
It looks a little like Santa Claus.
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Rick Delgado
On there, I see.
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Slickster
Yeah, a little bit.
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Big D
Yeah. Okay. Mr. Nolan's here. He's gonna do some news. Mr. Nolan, how is your. How are you? And how was your weekend?
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Paul Nolan
I am very well. I had a great time off, great time with family and lots of R and R over the last four days. Very nice, very needed. How about you, Big D?
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Big D
Yeah, same. Quiet, chill. Nice Thanksgiving, just six of us. So it was. It was pretty chill. And then my son was home, obviously, until last night. He went back. But that was nice having him home. He's got more about two more weeks and he's home for like five, six weeks.
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Paul Nolan
And let me guess, he couldn't wait to get back to school with all the fun Exactly.
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Big D
I don't know. Yeah, I think a little bit last night I think he was texting with friends and they were where they were going to go to dinner. So that's, you know, always something to look forward to. But no, it was nice. So I hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving as well. Hope you had a good weekend. Welcome back in. Lots to do, lots to get to. We'll get to sports. Lots, lots of stuff going on in sports. Boy. Woo. Oh, yeah, we'll talk about all that. A lot of stuff in the news.
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Rick Delgado
Oh, we gotta thank Aaron and her mom for her.
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Big D
Aaron. Aaron brings in these stuffing muffins.
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Rick Delgado
Stuffing muffins.
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Big D
Stuffing muffins.
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Rick Delgado
Right.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah, that should be my nickname.
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Slickster
Used to be stud muffin, but no more. Now it's stuffing muffin.
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Big D
You went for stud muffin early on in your life called the now stuffing muffin.
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Paul Nolan
That was a Pillsbury Doughboy.
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Big D
Yeah, that are. Well, I mean, I'm not even.
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Paul Nolan
I don't know.
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Rick Delgado
They're delicious.
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Big D
Not even sure how to describe them.
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Rick Delgado
They're delicious and perfect. It's like the perfect, I want to say dessert for my dinner tonight, which was just a conglomerate of everything I had left over. So I had some pizza, I had turkey and empanada for dinner.
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Big D
What was the first part?
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Rick Delgado
I had pizza, turkey and an empanada for dinner and then finish it off with a stuffing muffin. Good eats.
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Big D
So it wasn't just Thanksgiving leftovers because pizza is obviously not a part of that.
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Rick Delgado
It was from the entire weekend.
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Big D
But Thanksgiving leftovers taste better on day two and three than they do on day one. Why is that?
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Slickster
I don't know that it marinates. I think it absorbs the flavors. You know, it just, it's good when it just soaks it in.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. You put gravy on everything, right?
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Slickster
Gravy on everything, man. Good gravy, as David always says.
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Big D
Exactly. So, all right, so lots to do. But let's start tonight and start the new weekend, the new month with tonight's first word. Well, folks, I want you to listen to me closely today because I want to take a look at what is actually happening in Washington versus what the drive by media tells you is happening. We're roughly about 315 days into the second term of President Donald Trump, almost a year. And since raising his right hand on January 20, 2025, the man has, for the most part governed exactly the way he told you that he would like a turnaround. CEO. The man has urgency, he has energy. He hit the ground running while the rest of the DC was still trying to figure out where the coffee machine was. According to the latest numbers. And these are from Balladpedia, so don't doubt me on these. As of November 25th, President Trump has signed 217 executive orders. He signed 54 memoranda, 110 proclamations. That is a pace unmatched in modern political history. But here's the question nobody in the establishment wants to ask. What happens to it all? See, this is the dirty little secret of the executive branch. Executive orders are, well, temporary. They are band aids. They can be ripped off the moment a new Democrat president walks in with, as Obama famously put it, a pen and a phone. Unless Congress codifies these things into law, they vanish. Poof, gone. So let's look at Speaker Mike Johnson. Nice guy, but he admitted that Congress has codified only 28 of these actions into law through the one big beautiful bill act through reconciliation. 28. That is barely 13% of the Trump agenda that's locked in. And isn't it interesting, that number, 13%, it's almost identical to Congress's job approval rating. Coincidence? Well, I don't believe in coincidences. In Washington, our Congress is forever writing and passing useless laws and regulations that serve no real purpose other than playing to some momentary emotion at the time. Now, have they gotten anything done? Well, they've codified the energy reforms. Drill, baby, drill. They codified a tiny bureaucracy reduction and of course, border security. But where did they drop the ball? Where is the Republican Congress? Asleep at the switch, you ask? Well, they haven't touched the withdrawal from the World Health Organization. They haven't codified the ban on central bank digital currency. They haven't codified the end of the dei. They haven't tackled gender ideology. They haven't fixed indoctrination in K through 12 schools. And of course, we've seen no arrests. That's all Freedom 101 topics and issues. Why does this matter, you ask? Well, because if the Democrats retake the White House, they will reverse those orders on day Uno. And it gets worse. It's not just legislation, it's personnel. Personnel, as I've been arguing for 10 years on this show, is policy. The Washington Post. Not that we trust them, but even a broken clock is right twice a day. The Washington Post reports that out of 1300 Senate confirmable positions, the Senate has confirmed 265. There are 123 nominees sitting there, waiting, waiting in a line that moves slower, seemingly, than the DMV on a Friday afternoon. Meanwhile, there are 165 holdovers from the Biden and Obama years still inside this administration. These are people loyal to the swamp, not to the voters. Is it any surprise that Trump has had 10 phone calls leaked in five years while other presidents have maybe had three in 50 years? That's not an accident, my friends. That is sabotage. It is the bipartisan D.C. establishment protecting its own. We have judges waiting, we have ambassadors waiting. And why? Because the Senate, you know, the deliberative body, takes nearly half a year to do what a corporate board could do in an afternoon. The University of Virginia says the time to confirm a nominee has nearly doubled in 20 years. It's gone from slow to basically comatose. A CEO walks in, fires the old team, hires a new team and gets to work. But the President of the United States, the CEO of the Free World, is throttled by 535 Do Nothing. Bought and paid for. Corrupt, useless, dysfunctional, ineffective, incompetent, broken, self serving losers who care more about their cable news hits and their fundraising dinners than they do their Article 1 duties. You know, earlier this year the leftists were out there holding no Kings rallies. Remember that? They think Trump's a king. Let me tell you who the real aristocracy is. It isn't the guy in the oval office working 18 hours a day. The real unaccountable aristocracy is the 535 members of Congress. They work on average less than half the year. Look at the new calendar they put out. The House works 147 days, the Senate 165. They make 174,000 a year. Plus the pensions, plus the health care, plus the staff of 30 people waiting on them hand and foot. They are the federal government's true welfare queens. They consume massive resources and produce almost nothing of value. It's a co dependent relationship between a narcissistic Congress and a battered presidency. So if you want accountability, folks, stop yelling at the White House. Start asking why the Republican Congress is allowed to sleep on the job while the country needs saving. You know, maybe we should lend them Biden's auto pen. Trump says he's going to void the documents signed with it, but hey, at least it might speed stuff up in the Senate. And that's tonight's first word. On nine minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Anybody want to take a crack at jumping on top of that?
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Paul Nolan
Well, I thought from slow to comatose, you know, essentially coveted. It's another example of an absolutely inefficient government. Governments can't do anything. The free Market can do. Central planners are useless. Their only goal is to survive for their next term. They spend 90% of their year raising money and kissing butts to keep their job so they can keep all their scams running. I don't care if you got a red jersey or blue. It's a. It's a rigged job. And what we got here is Trump, who is without a doubt being sabotaged by the rhinos who make me sick. And they are the disaster. We know what the left is. They are the enemy. But the problem is the sheep in wolves clothing. They make me even sicker.
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Big D
I saw. What prompted me to think about this today was I saw this morning again another tweet from Mike Johnson. Like, something about delivering. We're delivering more freedom and more. And I'm thinking to myself, what is this guy talking about? Is it just me? I just dropped here from another planet. We're delivering a. He said the government should work for the people or delivering more of this and more that. And then he ended it with more freedom. And I'm thinking, I don't know what the hell this guy's talking about.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah, he might as well kiss like a little fake. Rub a cabbage patch, baby and that.
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Rick Delgado
You know, anytime the government gets involved, it affects your freedom.
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Big D
Right.
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Rick Delgado
We have less freedom to do what we want to do to make sure we get things done. What Mike Johnson might want to think about is, hey, how's that Russian collusion hoax going? How about January six? How about the Mar A Lago raid? You call up anybody on that? Let's see, 2020 election? You still thinking about that, or is that Epstein? We got anything on Epstein? Covid, Benghazi, any of this?
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Big D
I know, but isn't all of more of that more of the doj?
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Rick Delgado
It could be, but a lot of.
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Paul Nolan
This, they're all deep swamp.
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Rick Delgado
A lot of right that they all cover for each other.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah, well, we talked a million times. Everybody has some level of corruption in the government. Even the smallest piece of corruption can end your career. And nobody wants to end their free money train.
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Big D
Right. Barbara on Facebook says, leave Speaker Johnson alone.
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Paul Nolan
Okay.
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Big D
Well, I mean, he's a nice. Barbara must think he's doing a great job.
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Paul Nolan
He is a nice guy. Like, gives his money, feeds a lot of homeless people, helps veterans.
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Big D
I'm not talking about not getting vibrant.
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Slickster
He's a good humanitarian. He's a good humanitarian. I'm with you.
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Big D
That's great.
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Slickster
Doesn't. That's not everything, though.
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Big D
That's great. I'm not talking about him personally. I said in there, nice guy.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, but if things don't get codified, like Damon pointed out, like you have 12%. Well then what the heck is he doing? I don't care if he's a nice guy. I'd rather him being be a, a basically a prick. But get things done. Like I'd much rather have a mean, A mean guy lead the house and get things done like a Nancy Pelosi would get things done. But instead we got a nice guy who doesn't get really much of anything. So. So what do you prefer?
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Paul Nolan
Oh, nice to see they got the YouTube finally back. Sorry about that. There was a commotion while you were saying something. I was probably.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, I don't care about YouTube.
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Slickster
Oh, come on. I care about.
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Rick Delgado
Care about what I'm saying.
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Slickster
Those are people.
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Rick Delgado
You guys respond to it.
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Paul Nolan
I missed it. Well, there's a big thing hullabaloo over here on YouTube. I was trying to get it straightened out like I'm part of the tech.
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Slickster
Did a good job. Well, you got.
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Big D
All right. 13 past the hour. Live from studio show in west. Our first break we'll get into new sports recap the odds makers recap the weekend all on a Monday night. We're back right after this. AI agents are everywhere. Automating tasks and making decisions at machine speed. But agents make mistakes. Just one rogue agent can do big damage before you even notice. Rubrik Agent cloud is the only platform that helps you monitor agents, set guardrails and rewind mistakes so you can unleash agents, not risk. Accelerate your AI transformation@rubrik.com that's R U B R I K.com. Whoa. 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday night. Welcome back in everybody. Hope you had a great weekend. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving on Thursday. And then whatever you did Friday, Saturday, Sunday, hope you got to relax, spend some time with family or whatever it is you do. Hope it was great. Slick series. Gonna do some sports. Decked out in his Christmas shred as we hit December. Getting ready. Delgado's gonna do some news. Paul, no one's gonna do some news as well. Lots to get to. We'll get to some news as well if I have time. I want to talk about Miranda Devine. I mean, I love Miranda Devine. I think she's done some great work over the years. I do not get this piece of hers this morning. I just don't. And I actually responded when she posted it as such. After I read it, I, I, I, I don't know. So if we have time, I'll get to that as well. Mark Kelly was in the news today. He's. I guess all of a sudden, now he wants to make sure he's in front of the cameras. All I saw was clips of Mark Kelly today. And I'm thinking, who told this? What is this guy out there doing?
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Paul Nolan
Oh, forget it.
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Big D
Doing, like, press conferences. Because he thinks everybody's so interested in what he has to say all of a sudden, so just want to grab.
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Rick Delgado
Him by his gigantic ear and drag him away.
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Big D
Get to some of those clips as well.
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Paul Nolan
He looks like the guy from the Goonies.
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Big D
Chunk. Hey, everybody. I didn't see that, so I can't respond.
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Slickster
Me neither. I don't really know.
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Rick Delgado
You've never seen the Goonies?
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Paul Nolan
I fell asleep on it, to be honest with you.
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Big D
Okay. But I can do some sports. Sports is brought to you by our friend.
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Rick Delgado
How do you not see the Goonies? The Goon. Your kids should have seen.
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Big D
You should have shown that every night. Look at to my right. I don't need to see a movie.
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Rick Delgado
Why haven't you shown that movie to your kids when they were small growing up?
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Paul Nolan
Jeez.
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Big D
YouTube's got the wrong show again. On. Okay.
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Paul Nolan
Oh, this poor. We have our loyal fans over there. It's not nice.
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Big D
All right, let's do sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at my pillow. Man, you got about three weeks left to do that. Use code LFS6B at checkout. Free shipping on all orders from my pillow. Which is very nice of Mike.
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Paul Nolan
Yes.
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Big D
To do for us. I. I actually requested that and they granted it, and I so appreciate it. So use code LFS6B. Slickster. What's going on?
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Slickster
We got nods makers. Big D right now. Let's do it here. Yep.
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Rick Delgado
Frame.
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Slickster
We got nods maker. You don't have to queue up the music, though. It's okay. Monday Night Football, Big D. Giants and the New England Patriots.
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Big D
Giants at New England. New England minus seven.
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Paul Nolan
Oh, that looks like a gift.
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Big D
46 and a half. New England minus seven is the number, slick. Where are you gonna go here?
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Slickster
It's a tough game, you know, you got one team, two and 10. Giants playing for a draft, you know, position. And then you got New England ten and two looking good. That it was seven and a half. And I was looking at the line. Moved to seven. But, you know, Jackson daughter's coming back. New England's got two injured players on the Line the center and the left tackle are out. And I just think New England's due for a letdown. They'll probably win the game, but I don't know if they're going to cover the 7. I like the Giants to go up there playing loose and goosey and wild and like I said, Jackson darted the kick and stay healthy and not end up with another concussion. This poor kid. I think they got a good shot, so. And I'm going to go with the NFC East Giants. I'm going to take the Giants and I'm going to. I'm going to take the points.
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Big D
Big D. Okay, Giants plus seven for Slick. Aaron, what are you going to do here?
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Aaron
I think Slick stole my notes because everything I was just going to say, he just said, I'm going to take the Giants here, too. I really feel like New England is due for a loss. Will they get it? Probably not, but I think Jackson Dart is going to keep it close. And Russell Wilson is also a healthy scratch for tonight, so we know he can't go on the field and mess anything up. God forbid Jackson Dart gets hurt. So Seamus Winston can lead the offense if he has to. So as long as the defense stays in, then I think they're going to cover.
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Slickster
Could you imagine an epiphany? Big day.
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Big D
Give me New England for my Life tonight by 40.
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Slickster
With the jets and Giants both winning a game this weekend, that would be amazing. But we'll see what happens. That'd be great. Great win by the Jets.
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Big D
You know, speaking of that, Aaron, and since you're on screen, why don't you stay there and explain yourself? Why is it. Why is. Why is it your coach, anytime your. Your team makes a play that, that, well, an NFL team would make, they're not a high school team, they're not a college team. He jumps up and down and runs up and down the sidelines like they're 12 and one on the season. Like, I see one good kickoff return and he's running down the sidelines going like, huh, huh. Like that's us. Like, dude, your team sucks.
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Aaron
I think that's just his personality. He was like that when he played for them, too. Yeah, I feel like he's just trying to keep momentum up because I know that that team knows that they're not playing well. They're trying to play the best that they can. So he's just trying to keep the vibe up on the sideline, especially the game's not going well.
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Slickster
I think he's purely just shocked whenever they do Anything good, He goes crazy.
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Paul Nolan
It's very rare.
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Big D
Maybe that's what it is.
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Slickster
Let's call it what it is.
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Aaron
But I do think he just tries to surprise. Overall, that's just AG's personality.
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Big D
Okay.
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Slickster
Yeah.
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Paul Nolan
I say he's a buffoon. Yeah.
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Slickster
Well, let's recap. We had all.
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Big D
Let me just again, State give me New England for my life tonight. Drake May throws for six touchdowns.
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Paul Nolan
477 yards.
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Slickster
Oh, yeah, we'll see. And just to quickly recap the odds makers, I don't know, we have a lot of time, but we had Henry on our guest and Henry, Aaron and myself all went 2:2 over the weekend. We split our picks. So overall this season, Aaron in the lead, 39, 27 and one. What's that? 12 games over.500, which is exceptional. And I'm 35 and 33. Just two games over.500. And the audience 16, 23 and one starting to make a little move. They were doing worse, but they're coming on. And just a really quick recap. The college games. Well, Bama Bama over Auburn 27, 20. Great game there, but Henry had a loss on that when he took Auburn with the points. Vandy toppled Tennessee 45, 24 there. A little bit of a surprise, but Henry had the win there. Texas A and M fell to Texas. Texas gets themselves back in the playoff hunt now, right? They might. They might have a CFP shot.
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Big D
I don't think Vandy whooping up on Tennessee is a surprise. That Diego kid's going to win the Heisman.
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Slickster
Yeah, I had Van. I had Tennessee in that game. I don't know why. It was a surprise to me. I really did. I thought they were going to win. But yeah, he's going to win the Heisman. I think you're right about that. Texas A And M, number three fell. That was a tough game with that 27, 17. And Purdue. Aaron was on that one. She was points. They lost 56, three. Aaron, I know you probably saw that. What a bad move. Indiana. Big match up here. Ohio State and Indiana. Just talking to a friend of mine an hour ago. He's going to the game. He's an Indiana alumni. That's. That's going to be for all the marbles. Number one versus number two in Indy. Indiana's like a five. Ohio State's a five and a half point favorite. I think as of right now. Real quick on the games. During the Thursday games. Dell, Dallas Cowboys. Henry was on that one. 31, 28 Cowboys getting points won by the three. That they were actually getting the spread and they were getting three. That was a good game. Dak Prescott, Patrick Mahomes, two great quarterbacks going at it. Dak with 320 yards, two touchdowns, Mahomes with four touchdowns. And I'll tell you, if Mahomes had another chance to have that ball a little bit longer, they might have won that game. What a game last night, too, that game down in Washington. Washington and Denver that went to OT and it was an incredible game there. 27, 26. Give Washington credit. They didn't want to extend the overtime. They went for the two point, but it was knocked out and they lost that game. So Denver looking good now. I believe they go to ten and two Bears over Philly in a surprise there. A little bit of a surprise Philadelphia and a little bit of a slide there and so many other games to get to. Big day over the weekend. And just want to show real quick, if I may, the president was on the golf course this weekend. Got a little. Little putt there about. Was that about a 20 shot putt? TRUMP drains chip shot in front of Brooks Koepka.
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Big D
I was gonna say. I don't. I think he chipped it. He didn't putt it.
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Slickster
Yeah, yeah, it was. Aaron. That's cut to show. Cut to. As I talk about the story here from Breitbart Sports, Lowell Cafel. There's the president getting a little shot there.
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Paul Nolan
Okay.
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Big D
Getting ready.
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Slickster
There he goes. Yeah, a little lie on that right in.
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Paul Nolan
He stinks. Look how bad he is.
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Slickster
You can't play golf.
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Paul Nolan
He's a cheat.
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Slickster
Yeah. Brooks Koepka. Well, the force. Listen to this foursome. Brooks Koepka, hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, and Fox News anchor Brett Bear played with the president over the weekend.
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Big D
Yeah, people were. People were. People were incensed about Bret Bear. And then Canadians were incensed about the great one.
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Slickster
Wow. How come you were not in that?
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Big D
Like he's not allowed to play golf if he gets invited by the President of the United States. It's just the craziest. It's the craziest thing I've ever seen.
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Slickster
Yep. And he was sure to bring up the President, Joe Biden's golf abilities as he talked to U.S. troops during a video call. Talked about how with that great shot that he had. I seen your shot. Anyway, good stuff with the President. I thought that was pretty cool. And hanging out a lot with Brooks Koepka lately.
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Rick Delgado
Out hanging, man.
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Slickster
Pretty neat.
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Big D
Well, he plays a lot with Koepka and he plays a lot with Dechambeau. Obviously. But Gretzky, I mean, what's the problem with Gretzky playing with Trump? You got these lunatic on the left tweeting about, you know, I used to think you were the greatest ever. Now I'll find somebody else to root for because he played golf with President Trump on invite. Really? Like go get a checkup from the neck up.
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Rick Delgado
Not only that, are you still rooting for Wayne Gretzky? He retired, what, 20 years ago.
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Slickster
I know.
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Big D
All right, we'll do some news live from Studio 6P. We get back right after this.
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Paul Nolan
Sam.
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Big D
All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday, brand new week, brand new month. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do some more sports. We have an odds makers pick in tonight. Both Slick and Aaron are on the Giants plus seven. So we'll keep track of that tonight. Delgado is going to do some news, but let's start the news with Mr. Nolan and Mr. Nolan's story on. Well, well, I just actually did this and filled up my car with gas on the way here and I think I paid $2.89 and of course I put 87 in the truck. But what's your, what's your new story?
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Paul Nolan
This is the well, well, well, we're really back in the well. So I'm happy with we're drilling and drilling and you know, we're down. National gas, gasoline prices are down. It says here according to the national averages that as of are the May of 2021 at $3 a gallon lower gas price so likely to ease the strain on the American families persistent from inflation. And our boy Donald Trump is at the helm of this. And this is what it looks like when you take on the deep state and all their green energy nonsense. Let's drill, baby. Get the oil going, let's get the pumps going and let's blow up Venezuela and steal their oil. Did I say that? I didn't mean to say that. That was a typo anyway. I'm just very happy. Once again, Trump is on the move and despite all of the people in government trying to wreck his agenda, bravo for President Trump.
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Big D
Yeah. Cut seven, Aaron, CNN is having to report on gas prices. Roll that this morning.
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Rick Delgado
Some states seeing gas prices below $3 for the first time in years. Let's get to CNN's Matt Egan for.
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Big D
The good news on this.
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Matt Egan
Yeah, absolutely. It's nice to finally be here with some good news on the cost of living front. So for the first time in four and a half years, gas prices are averaging $3 a gallon. National according to AAA, down by 7 cents in just the past week. Gas prices were low a year ago as well, but they're even cheaper now. This is encouraging to see because late last month there was a period where gas prices were actually higher this year than last year. But that has reversed again and now we've just fractions of a penny away from breaking below $3 a gallon. Now, as you mentioned, we've got 20 states across the country where the average is actually less than 275A gallon, including North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin and Colorado as well. Certainly nice to see this. Why is this happening? Well, it all comes down, of course, course to oil prices. Right. Oil prices are about $59 a barrel this morning. You look back in history on December 1st, three years ago, we're looking at $81 a barrel for oil, $67 even last year. So significantly cheaper. And that's because right now supply of oil continues to outpace demand. It's US Supply. Production in the US is at all time highs. It's higher than last year, but only a little bit higher. OPEC is the big story though, right? Saudi Red opec, they are ramping up production substantially this year. They've signaled that they plan to pause those output hikes next year. But for now, look, this is a good story when it comes to the affordability crisis. Gasoline, it's relatively cheap.
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Rick Delgado
All right, well, good news for now.
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Slickster
Matt Egan, thank you very much.
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Paul Nolan
You know, Delgado, it should be noted here also when you base on inflation and how much money printing we've done, if you compare this to the 2000 prices, this works out to like a dollar to a gallon by average. Yeah. With you know, the fact that the dollar has been. Wait, say that rubble. Say that again if you go to the. Because you know, they printed so much Money between the 2008 and the quantitative easing there and, and all the money printing for the CARES act and big bad beautiful bill, whatever you want to call that thing, they put so much liquidity into the market. This would average out to a dollar one a gallon. What I, I saw by some, some estimates. So you know, it's, you know, so it's a, it's a good sign. People will, the workforce will feel this. It's a, it's the first like, feels like the first tax cut. Maybe we'll see the rest of the market follow. I'm hoping, I'm sober to see lumber prices moving downward too.
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Rick Delgado
So yeah, when you talk about the price of Energy, We've talked about this before. The price of energy drives everything, right? Because you need energy, you need fuel. You need power to get from one place to the other. You need it to get from one location to the next. You're ordering products. The products have to get there. How they get there, rail truck, plane, what have you. It all runs on fuel. It all runs on energy. So if those prices come down, naturally, everything will start to follow. So we'll hopefully see the benefits of that as the year starts to ramp up in 2026. But it's interesting, 2021 is the year they point at, because who was president then? Who came into the office then? Oh, that's right. Sleepy Joe Biden. He was the one. And it hasn't been that low since before he came into office.
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Paul Nolan
You mean, what is the politburo ran the whole thing.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Paul Nolan
He didn't even know what he's having for breakfast.
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Rick Delgado
Right, Exactly.
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Big D
We probably have to think about restocking the petroleum reserve that Biden ambushed to try to make gas prices, you know, fake lower so that he could win the election. The Strategic Petroleum reserve at some point has to probably get refilled. And I believe President Trump did it last time. I think they were about 50, 40 bucks, maybe even 25. Around the 25, maybe even cheaper.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, it was pretty cheap.
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Paul Nolan
But isn't there, there is a certain point, though, if it gets lower than 60, doesn't that become an economic problem as well? Because then, you know, between the shipping costs, it hurts the entire industry. What I understand. I. I'll do some homework before I speak next time.
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Big D
All right, let's do some good rapper. Let's do some news with Delgado. He's got main headlines. Delgado, what's going on? All right.
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Rick Delgado
Well, Damon jumping off of that big headline, of course, watching CNN have, having to report on that was painful for them. I'm sure this was painful as well as the White House release results of President Donald Trump's latest MRI after failed vice presidential candidate Tim Walsh, as well as members of the establishment media called for its release. They have, of course, obsessed with the results ever since, I guess, the last couple weeks. Well, turns out the results are in. And here is President Trump addressing some of those concerns on Air Force One about his mri. Here he is speaking directly to reporters about it. Cut number five. Check this out.
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Slickster
News Nation is doing lousy, by the way. But if you want to have it released, I'll release it. Tell us what they were looking at.
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Paul Nolan
What?
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Slickster
Releasing? No, no, no.
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Big D
What part of Your body was the MRI looking at?
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Slickster
I have no idea. It was just an mri. What part of the body? It wasn't the brain because I took a cognitive test and I aced it.
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Big D
I got a perfect mark.
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Slickster
Which you would be incapable of doing.
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Paul Nolan
Thank you, mister.
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Rick Delgado
So there's president.
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Paul Nolan
He might as well just say I hate you.
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Big D
Right.
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Slickster
Can you blame a guy? What they do to that guy, I can't.
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Rick Delgado
But he says it with a smile.
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Slickster
I can't blame him. I mean one bit.
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Big D
What makes this.
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Paul Nolan
Right. Slick.
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Big D
What makes this intolerable to even try to stomach is these are people for four years. Yep. Yeah. I mean, come on. I mean, come on.
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Rick Delgado
Word one about Joe Biden.
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Big D
Let's just, let's just use the eye test. I mean, come on. Yeah, please.
- [33:29]
Rick Delgado
Well, speculation for when he starts shaking.
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Big D
Hands with make believe people and walking off stage the wrong way and doing stuff. Come to us and. Come to us and talk about it. Yeah, I'm sorry.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah, my knee just cracked. Sorry.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, okay.
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Paul Nolan
I'm so sorry.
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Rick Delgado
Anyhow, speculation for the President's MRI ended today as the. The narrative that the New York Times and failing News Nation were pushing about the President being in trouble physically. Well, that came to a screeching halt of White House press secretary Caroline Levitt said during Monday's press conference. Press briefing. I should say that the team is releasing the results and here she read it to them. Here is cut number six. Caroline Levitt with the MRI results for President Trump. Cut six. Check this out.
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Caroline Levitt
And this is a summary from the President's physician and we will release it right now. I think my team has it teed up for all of you. I'll read it for you and then you'll get it it physically as well. As part of President Trump's comprehensive executive physical advanced imaging was performed because men in his age group benefit from a thorough evaluation of cardiovascular and abdominal health. The purpose of this imaging is preventative, to identify any issues early, confirm overall health and ensure the President maintains long term vitality and function. President Trump's cardiovascular imaging was perfectly normal. No evidence of arterial narrowing, impairing blood flow or abnormalities in the heart or major vessels. The heart chambers are normal in size. The vessel walls appear smooth and healthy. And there are no signs of inflammation or clotting. Overall, his cardiovascular system shows excellent health.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So there you have it from the, from the White House as they released that detailed assessment which is standard for the executive physical of President Trump and his age and confirms his. And remains. Confirms that he remains in Excellent overall health. It also comes days after Democrats, of course, have been calling for those MRI results. And of course, now, now this narrative is over. I'm sure they'll find something else that they'll try and use to attack the administration.
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Big D
Well, they don't believe. They don't believe it's over. They believe this is not even. This is. Most in the media today say that what they've released is just a bunch of, you know, it all looks good, but it's not really satisfying their need to try to find that he. You know what they want to know, what they wanted to be able to point to is something with his brain.
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Paul Nolan
Right.
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Big D
That's what they're looking for. They want something cognitively to point to because they're experts at it, because they watched it for four years, so they know exactly what it looks like. Now they're just looking for that confirmation because they're all experts in it, because.
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Slickster
They weren't looking for. Get less.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Slickster
Though that thing.
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Big D
No, but for those four years that they clearly saw it in front of them. No, they had no interest in really talking about it or actually acknowledging that it was happening. But now they are on the prowl.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. They can identify.
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Slickster
Yeah. They don't want to be fooled again.
- [36:25]
Big D
Exactly. No, we're not going to be fooled.
- [36:27]
Slickster
To queue up the song frame.
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Rick Delgado
I don't know if you saw this, Damon, but organizations and leaders are raging all over Texas after Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Abbott deemed the Council of American Islamic Relations, also known as cair, a terrorist organization. Good for him. And are pushing him to rescind the designation. Let's hope he doesn't bend. Abbott took this action in November to designate both the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as foreign terrorist organizations and transnational criminal organizations. And a statement released alongside his proclamation, Abbott stated that both the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR have long made their goals clear to forcibly impose Sharia law and establish Islam's mastership of the world. So he designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as foreign terrorist organizations and transnational criminal organizations as well, saying that these radical extremists are not welcome in our state and are not prohibited from acquiring any real property interest in Texas. Which is great to see because again, we've heard about that city, epic city that they're trying to con to create in Texas that was going to be basically governed by Sharia law. Here is representative candidate Steve Toth for Texas. Cut number eight. Here he is talking about the effect and how Islam fits into the west and into the US Cut number eight. Check this out. Islam is not a religion that's compatible with Western values because it's not. At the end of the day, it's really, truly not a religion. It's a military organization that seek subjugation and surrender by those that it comes up against. Look at, just look at Western Europe right now and what's going on. Yeah. So there you have it. He's. He's running for, I'm not sure what district, but that's Steve Ross, Steve Toth, and he's running in Texas in the upcoming House House battle.
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Paul Nolan
Good, good clip. And everyone's too afraid to say it. It's. We know exactly. Muslim culture is not compatible with Western culture. That's it. Every single time one of these guys were running for public office who are Muslim, ask him to denounce Sharia law.
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Big D
Speaking of elections, a special election in Tennessee tomorrow. We should have the results by the time we get on air. TRUMP 22 plus 22 district and the Republican is running maybe, maybe plus one, plus two right now. So if you're in that, you're in that area, you're in Tennessee. You got to get out and vote tomorrow for this guy. We'll talk a little bit more about that. Plus more news. 17th till the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We're back right after this. All right. Thirteen to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday, December 1st. Glad you're in. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving break, everybody. Slick's doing sports. We're watching the odds makers pick. We'll have an update on that. Not good. If you're slick and Aaron Delgado's gonna have some more headlines.
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Rick Delgado
Will you give them an opportunity to cash out early?
- [40:05]
Big D
No. Okay. No, no. Well, I didn't book their action, so I just, I just made my own call. So, yeah, it's really just about bragging rights here.
- [40:12]
Paul Nolan
I'll give you $1 back out of your hundred.
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Big D
And I mean, I would never, I would never rub it in their face tomorrow if I was right and they won by 40. Never.
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Slickster
So, no, no, not, not, not. Nostradamon.
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Big D
Never. Be a crazy time. All right, let's do Paul Nolan's news. Then we'll get the slick with sports. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?
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Paul Nolan
Well, so in the great state of Minnesota, well, the awful state of Minnesota, there is a massive Somali welfare fraud case. And here's what we know. Now, I'm going to give you a pieces of two different outlets. One's the Epoch Times, who had a gigantic exp. Expose on this, it was just fascinating. But billions in taxpayer money has been stolen. Millions could have gone to terrorists. An allegation that lawmakers are asking federal prosecutors to investigate. The Post article on this is also talking about how Waltz knew about every single bit of this. So from the Post they talk about that this billion dollar scam. Hundreds of state workers from Minnesota's Department of Human Services publicly excoriated Tim Waltz for the massive fraud scand folding under his watch. Over $1 billion of taxpayer money was fleeced by dozens of scammers in Minnesota. It was called feeding our fraud. I'm sorry, feeding our future, which is really being called feeding our fraud. Tim Waltz is 100% responsible for the massive fraud in Minnesota. Tim Waltz knew the fraud early on. We were hoping the partnership in stopping the fraud, but no, we got the opposite response, said the DHS employees over there. Tim Waltz systematically retaliate against whistleblowers using monitoring threats, repression and did his best to discredit fraud reports. He instead of partnership with the dhs, he went out of his way to fight them tooth and nail. This, this fraud goes back two years. Over 59 people have already been arrested in it. But if going back to the story over in the Epoch Times, part of the scandal is talking about that the Feeding Our Future and its affiliates stole more than 240 million federal funds in what constituted as the Nation's large, largest COVID 19 pandemic relief scheme. So what they were doing is in a nutshell. They were getting people to come in, pretend they needed food, fake families, fake identities, fake everything. And they were splitting and whacking up the cash between each other. And then they were sending the money back over to Somalian terrorist gangs. It's, it's a really incredible fraud scheme. And then the second part of the scandal was two months ago, the Justice Department released information on a separate scandal that sent us around, around millions in fraudulent Medicaid claims submitted through a program called Housing Stabilization Services. Again, this scam was essentially a Somali run scam which let's, let's be honest. The Somali pirates, they're everywhere, even on land. I mean they're the most, I think they're the, considered the highest fraud of any nation in the world. And well, they brought it to their CIA backed Minnesota. So. And then the third scheme was targeting autism care. So they didn't, once they found out they can get away with anything they wanted, every scam was okay, well, six days after announcing the Housing Stabilization Services Scam, the acting U.S. attorney Joseph Thompson revealed charges in a third major welfare fraud case. In that case, a 28 year old woman is accused of reaping in 14 million in autism care programs. The prosecutors say that from 2019-24, Asha Farhan Hassan and her associates would recruit parents to get their children checked out for autism. Every recruited child got that diagnosis, the DOJ says, unlocking federal reimbursement. In exchange for cooperating with the scheme, the parents received a monthly kickback of 300 to 1500 per child depending on how much money the federal government authorized that child. And they'd have to whack it up. So this scam is enormous. Tim Waltz knew all about it. He fought tooth and nail for the government to not look at it. The case is overwhelmed and overloaded the DOJ prosecutors and this is a monstrous deal. I don't want to take up too much time on this, but do your homework on if you go to my. I have a lot of it on it in my Xbase. So if you go to Paul underscore eggs Nolan. I have a lot there and I'm in the midd of a documentary on this so I will watch a three hour documentary so you don't have to and I'll give you a three minute rundown on it on my X feed. So.
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Rick Delgado
Well, there's also 400, almost 500 state employees who are blowing the whistle on this.
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Paul Nolan
Absolutely.
- [45:01]
Rick Delgado
And they got shut down by the governor.
- [45:03]
Paul Nolan
That's right.
- [45:05]
Rick Delgado
They even had their social media taken down.
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Big D
Yeah. And I have it in front of me. It's the Minnesota Staff Fraud Reporting Committee. And they, they blew this thing open the other day by with this post, Aaron, if you want to put it up. And then they're. Then their Twitter magically disappeared and now, now of course it's back. But they, but they started by saying Tim Waltz is 100% responsible for the massive fraud in Minnesota and that's all people had to see. And this account got overwhelmed with obviously retweets and people paying attention to it and then all of a sudden it magically disappeared. Well, now it's back. So if you want to get a real sense of this, Minnesota Underscore DHS is a good follow on X. You can probably read for a couple hours on everything they've posted since this original one came out. They've put a lot out.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah. I started reading this last night before bed and when I looked for it this morning and that page wasn't there, I was definitely stunned. I thought it was something because I had posted that on my page and it was gone.
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Big D
So well they, they tweeted about. When was this? 4:00 clock this afternoon. As many are aware, we were permanently suspended several hours ago. However, we are back up due in no small part to the support of many of you. We're grateful and moved by your support. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We originally started X account in October of 22. We've received many threats over it. It was finally suspended in March of 23. We started a new xcount because we thought we had a worthwhile message. So again then they got shut down yesterday but now it's back so again @ Minnesota underscore DHS if you want to check them out out so all right, let's do some sports. Six minutes till the hour. Slick's got it. What's going on.
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Slickster
Slick? All right, Big D. Well, Rodney Harrison Sunday Night Football freeze up has fans concerned. This is Dylan Gwynne and Breitbart. NBC Sunday Night Football analyst Rodney Harrison appeared to freeze on camera when asked about the Washington commander's defense, prompting viewers to worry about his health. NBC analyst Jack Collinsworth asked Harrison how the Denver Broncos should attack Washington's defense. Roll cut three and we'll show you the clip.
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Paul Nolan
Here. I I forgot the Washington the best way to attack them. They don't. What do you see from Washington's I'm sorry, they just don't have. It's a lot of stuff going on. I'm sorry they don't have a lot of discipline on the defensive side of the ball. Yeah, that's.
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Big D
It. They sure.
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Slickster
Don'T. So the cut was a little choppy there. But what happened was when he was asked the question, he pretty much got went into it and then he just went blank. So he said, you know, he forgot the question and just kind of froze up. And X users quickly relieved their concerns for Harrison's health. Roddy mentioned there's a Then he kept looking down at papers on the desk in front of him. Maybe he has some life challenges right now. Wishing the best for him, one user wrote. Clearly issues related to his hard hitting days as a player. Another wrote. And there's also a chance that Harrison heard a lot of chatter in his earpiece from producers. We know this on the show because there's been times where we.
- [47:56]
Rick Delgado
Freeze. We've frozen up.
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Slickster
Too. So I'm hoping the best for that. But it was a big concern. It was a big, big thing on on X and a lot of folks were talking about it. I actually had words with him at a game one. One time years ago. It was a Dallas game, of course, with the Giants. They were doing the pregame show, and I happened to be in the first row and I let him.
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Paul Nolan
Have. Have.
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Big D
It. What do you mean? He had words.
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Slickster
With. I had words with.
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Paul Nolan
Harrison. I.
- [48:15]
Rick Delgado
Did. He was gonna fight.
- [48:16]
Slickster
Him. He wouldn't give the cat. I said, give the Cowboys their props. He goes, I'll give them their props. To go, no, you don't give them. I mean, him. Went at it for my. Well, my nephew was hysterical. He wanted to run.
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Big D
Away. You were. You were. You were yelling at one of the NFL.
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Slickster
Players. I was yelling at one of the NFL.
- [48:29]
Big D
Analysts. Bought a.
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Slickster
Ticket. I bought a.
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Big D
Ticket. That's what I.
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Slickster
Mean. Front row.
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Big D
Baby. Oh, my.
- [48:34]
Rick Delgado
God. And then after the guy, if.
- [48:36]
Paul Nolan
He fought Rodney Harrison, Rodney Harrison would.
- [48:37]
Slickster
Hit him on top of the head.
- [48:38]
Paul Nolan
Without a doubt, and break both his.
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Big D
Legs. Pick.
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Slickster
Up. You don't want to mess with me in a Dallas jersey.
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Paul Nolan
Ever. You don't want to mess with.
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Slickster
Rodney. I had words with him, though, years.
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Paul Nolan
Ago. That guy was a.
- [48:48]
Slickster
Killer. I think that was the night when Beckham made that great.
- [48:50]
Paul Nolan
Catch. That guy was killer back in his day.
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Big D
Yeah. All right, hour two coming.
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Paul Nolan
Back. I have my Joey Kosa story.
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Rick Delgado
Sam, If your television sounds funny.
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Paul Nolan
In the evening, listening, you're watching live from Studio.
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Big D
6B. All right, hour two live from studio 6B. Nine o' clock on the East Coast. Real America's voice. Glad you're in. Slicks here. He's gonna do some more sports. Delgado, Paul Nolan got the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on a Monday night. Glad you're in, everybody. Make sure you follow us on all our social media. FSXP pretty much everywhere at LFS, LFS6B on all social media. YouTube, Facebook, X, Rumble Getter, Instagram @LFS6B, show kick, twitch, where we're also streaming tonight as well. Lots to get to an hour, too. I'll get to Delgado's news here in just one second. But just, just very quickly, there's Miranda Devine today puts up this article, damning report. This is the title of it. Damning report labels FBI rudderless ship under Cash Patel with him and Dan Bongino more concerned with building personal resumes. So just on its face, on the title, I'm thinking what those two guys we all know pretty well are interested in building personal resumes. For what reason? To go to what after.
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Slickster
This? What is.
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Rick Delgado
Right? The resume is only speak for.
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Big D
Itself. I mean, some would Say Bongino took a step down, down and a big one from where he was to go do.
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Paul Nolan
This.
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Big D
Yeah. Building personal resumes, making millions, millions, if not hundreds of. And so then I start to read this thing and I don't want to. I'm not going to read the whole thing word for word, but I don't know, it's just so un. Miranda divine like I just can't figure it out. Troubling. New report card on the first six months of Patel's leadership concludes he is, quote, in over his.
- [51:47]
Paul Nolan
Head.
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Big D
Head. And his deputy, Dan Bongino is quote, something of a clown according to some alliance of active duty and retired agents. So again, it's some, some group that you don't know who they are. No one's going to put their name to it. No nothing. And so it's a rudderless ship, it's all effed up. That's what they say. And then she says things like this. Patel is described by multiple internal sources as inexperienced, with one source saying he has, quote, neither the breadth of experience nor the bearing an FBI director needs to be successful. Another source, a self professed Trump supporter. We got to throw that in to give it the real effect. Said Patel is, quote, not very good. He may be insecure and he lacks the prerequisite experience or the measured self confidence. Then the next paragraph says this. However, an additional source described them both as very personable and.
- [52:42]
Paul Nolan
Likable. It's the best of times, it was the worst of.
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Big D
Times. Two people say this, one person say that. What's the point of.
- [52:50]
Paul Nolan
This? She's really covering a basis, isn't she?
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Big D
Yes. Some of the heavy criticism stems from Patel's behavior in Salt Lake City in the Charlie Kirk assassination. Okay, so here's the main crux of this part of the story. Oh, he's given premature public remarks that potentially jeopardize the investigation. Okay, fine. Taking, taking credit for work of other agencies with when, when the suspect was arrested and for yelling and swearing at agents in charge. And then the main crux of this part is about when they flew out there on the jet. He, that they're reporting how important it was that Patel would not disembark from the plane without an FBI raid jacket. Patel apparently did not have his own FBI raid jacket with him and he refused to step from the plan plane without wearing one. So they had to like scramble around supposedly to go find him one of those blue, navy blue jackets with the big FBI on the.
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Rick Delgado
Back. And this is.
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Big D
News. I mean, I'm Reading this, and I'm thinking, all right, who. Who took over her account here and put this.
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Paul Nolan
Out?
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Big D
Yeah. And what's the point? So now tonight, Bongino has, actually, which, again, I'm not really sure why. Why he's responded to this, which, as someone who came from where he came from, I mean, he would think Dan would know better than most of that. You people question, question, questioning your government, especially in the media, especially where he sat and did this. He says, deep State Divine strikes again. And so I'm not going to go through it. But then Miranda responded to him. Dan Bongino, the FBI deserves honest scrutiny. Well, yes, I think we all agree with that, but, I mean, two people said this, one person said that, and the jacket didn't.
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Paul Nolan
Fit. You know, to me, it's one thing to have scrutiny. This is just like a potshot for no apparent.
- [54:59]
Big D
Reason. I mean, I don't get the whole.
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Paul Nolan
Thing. I really do. Not under enough, you know, enough problems as it is. I mean, they have the liberal media destroying them no matter what they do. And now they got someone like. Like Miranda Divine taking pot shots. What's the.
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Rick Delgado
Point? This sounds like an internal squabble. And by the way, maybe she got frozen out of some stuff and she's upset, so she's taking it.
- [55:19]
Paul Nolan
Out. That could.
- [55:19]
Rick Delgado
Be. I don't know. Because usually, you know, someone like her, she gets. She gets pretty good access and early tips on a lot of stories. Maybe she's been frozen out and she doesn't like.
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Big D
It. Bongino said Miranda loves attacking our reform agenda with gossipy anecdotes from disgruntled former employees because she's upset that her quote, unquote reporting keeps falling apart under scrutiny. You can always count on Miranda for a timed hit piece when the director and I make big changes. Miranda prefers the old guard. I don't. Full steam ahead. So nice. I gotta be honest. I read the whole thing this morning and I. I just had no idea. I really did not get it. But, man, I don't.
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Slickster
Know. That was an.
- [56:04]
Rick Delgado
Agenda. Sounds like a pissing.
- [56:05]
Slickster
Match. It's an.
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Paul Nolan
Agenda. All.
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Big D
Right. Let's do some headlines with Rick Delgado. What's going on.
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Rick Delgado
Delgado? All right, Damon. Well, it turns freedom of speech, as we know in this country, is under assault. We've seen it with the dei. We've seen it coming from the left. We've seen people getting canceled across the board. We've seen social media under attack. Well, it's even under greater threat in the UK as the British government is able to do away with. Now they're looking into, check this out. Getting away with jury trials for almost all cases because legal studies show a judge sitting alone is far more likely to convict defendants of free speech speech more than likely to convict defendants in free speech than juries. Does that make.
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Big D
Sense? No. You want to try it.
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Rick Delgado
Again? Because according to them, they're more likely to get a guilty verdict from a judge by themselves. But if they leave it in the hands of the jury who can debate and talk this thing out and bring up different points of view, the judge's point of view view is final. They like that idea because they can get more guilty guilty verdicts that way. The Free Speech Union warns the UK is risking out on losing a check on governmental power and arbitrary justice in the biggest assault in our liberties in 800 years. According to this article, if the government is able to push ahead this week with plans, it is said to be looking into abolishing the right to a trial by jury in all but just the most serious cases, such as murder, rape, terrorism and others. For many other criminal cases where defendants face considerable jail time, the chance to have their guilt assessed by their peers hangs in the balance. As a Justice Secretary David Lammy looks to cut costs. It's all for cutting costs to clear a backlog of cases. And the union warms the freedom of expression cases are particularly threatened because I guess maybe there are so many of them. We've seen this in the uk, you can't say certain things, you can't, you know, tweet or post certain things on social media. It's just amazing how they've gone down this hole of basically demonizing.
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Paul Nolan
Words. Yeah, well, you know, we, I've been talking about what's going on in all these nations because anywhere the globalist agenda has its claws into it, we're seeing populism and free speech being completely assaulted. I was going to save this for later in the show, but since you did this, I'd like to touch base on this. This story here piggybacks right onto that. IT consultant says he was put through 13 weeks of hell after he was arrested for posing with a shotgun in Florida. And this is a man who lives in London. An IT consultant, John Richelieu Booth, posted three images of himself with a firearm while staying on private property with friends in the us. However, when he arrived back to the UK in August, police officers visited his house to warn him that concerns had been raised about his account account. The 50 year old said he offered to prove that the Pictures were taken in the US where he it's legal to own and shoot guns. The office told it wasn't necessary. And a week later on August 23rd the officer turned arrested him on the suspicion of possessing a firearm with the intent to cause fear of violence. He also faced another allegation of stalking related people related to that photograph which appeared on his social media. And he was held overnight in the cell after being interviewed. He was then released on bail. Not until October. He the the police claim that they had visited. He claims the police visited his house three more times after that. So here's another example of what we would call complete Gestapo tactics. This is a guy who was on vacation in the US and he's being chastised. How many people have we seen say something while they're in the States on their social media only to come home to see cops and their version of homeland security at Heathrow Airport at.
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Rick Delgado
The gate waiting for them? Like the comedy writer who was arrested at Heathrow for three anti trans tweets. Meanwhile, there were jokes. Again, you know, when you're talking about the the threat on free speech, here's Keir Starmer, one of your favorites. Paul, you love the Kirsten Stormer. Yeah, yeah, I love the curious talking about how he's in favor of spree free speech. Here, Damon, cut number nine. Keir Starmer, check this out. Is freedom of speech dead in this.
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Big D
Country? I'm not across the details of.
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Slickster
The particular case, but let me give.
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Paul Nolan
You the principles that I would apply. Firstly, I'm strongly in favor of free speech. We've had free speech in this.
- [60:45]
Slickster
Country for a very long time and we protect it.
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Rick Delgado
Fiercely. I'm equally though against incitement to violence against other.
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Slickster
People. That has long been an offence.
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Big D
In our country and rightly.
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Slickster
So. And so I say don't know the details of this case, but free speech.
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Rick Delgado
Yes. Incitement to violence, no. Right, so he's against, he's against incitement of violence, which would be. When you're talking about free speech, it's considered user error. Just because a person says something that means that you're now responsible for people reacting to the words that you.
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Paul Nolan
Use. It's very simple for free speech or you're not. There is no in between here. It's either you're for it or you're against it. If you don't like it doesn't mean that you get to be the arbiter of good taste. It doesn't matter. I don't care. Someone says the Most offensive things whatsoever. It's my right to know what that moron has to say. And the more free speech out there, the more we know who the morons.
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Rick Delgado
Are.
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Big D
Yeah. Isn't this kind of the line though that Trump tried to draw on burning the American flag? Like, okay, people said, no, burning the American flag is free speech. Speech. But then it was like, well, if. But if it's inciting. He's trying to. He tried to say if it incites a crowd, let's say around you, that then leads to violence, it should be treated differently. So what? How is that.
- [62:02]
Paul Nolan
Different? Well, I guess from a. I guess if you're telling me taking a flag, burning it in public and you know, and you could hurt somebody possibly, maybe that's what you want to get with. To me, the best thing about this country is freedom is absolutely paramount. You want to be a low life and.
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Big D
Be. Burn.
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Paul Nolan
It. I would never do it. I would like to punch you in the face if you did it in front of me. But, you know, free speech and freedom of.
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Big D
Expression. I'm talking about guys like him who say, oh no, I'm for all for free speech, but I'm against incitement. They try to walk that line of like, what does that.
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Paul Nolan
Mean? I'm sorry, I. Yeah, to me, I just, I don't want anybody being the arbiter of.
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Big D
That. All right. 13 past the hour live from Studio 6B. More news and sports all coming up right after.
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Paul Nolan
This. This.
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Big D
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Paul Nolan
Clip. You said you wanted to get through.
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Rick Delgado
Delgados. Yeah, I, I did have another clip but also, you know, look, looking more through this article, I didn't have a chance to get to this point part. You know, when they mentioned clearing their backlog, we're talking about the free speech move they want to make in the uk. Turns out that when they're, you know, running these cases through juries, there's a 75% chance that people will be found not guilty if they're sitting in front of a jury as opposed to just a judge. And that kind of speaks volumes. I say if you really want to clear the backlog out of the UK with these, with these cases, stop prosecuting people for free.
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Paul Nolan
Speech.
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Rick Delgado
Speech. How about.
- [66:09]
Paul Nolan
That? How about.
- [66:10]
Rick Delgado
That? How about.
- [66:11]
Paul Nolan
That? Was it 12,000 cases now about free speech in.
- [66:14]
Rick Delgado
The. Something like that. And we've seen a bunch of the, we've seen a bunch of the videos on social media, on X in particular, where these guys, where the police go to these people's homes and read them what they wrote on, on Facebook or Twitter and then arrest them. It's the sickest, craziest thing you've ever.
- [66:29]
Paul Nolan
Seen. How about the delicate little 70 year old lady in front of the church.
- [66:33]
Rick Delgado
Praying.
- [66:33]
Paul Nolan
Yes. Gets arrested.
- [66:34]
Rick Delgado
Arrested.
- [66:34]
Paul Nolan
Yeah. I mean, are we serious? Meanwhile, rape gangs, Muslim rape gangs are running hog wild. Yeah, right. And they're belittling and they're emasculating and they're without a doubt, you know, doing what they're doing to, to show their dominance. Right. But they're not getting the conviction rate of Muslims has been like in the.
- [66:54]
Rick Delgado
Teens. Yeah. Considering, considering the amount of crime they commit. Speaking of which, Tucker Carlson took on Piers Morgan over there, this over the free speech issue and I guess take a listen to this because he uses the F word, the other F word. And Piers Morgan will not say it, even just a discussion about the word. He won't say it because he knows he's afraid of being arrested. Cut 10, check this out. Cut 10. Elizabeth Kinney from Tranmere. Have you read about this? She's a mother of four, I think she's a.
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Big D
Nurse. And she gets beaten up by her.
- [67:26]
Rick Delgado
Boyfriend. He beats her up. She goes to.
- [67:28]
Paul Nolan
Hospital.
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Big D
Hospital. And she texts someone, a buddy.
- [67:33]
Rick Delgado
Of hers, a friend of hers, a girlfriend of hers. And describes the man who beat.
- [67:36]
Big D
Her up and sent her to the hospital as a.
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Rick Delgado
Quote. And she's arrested and convicted of a hate crime. The guy who beat her up.
- [67:49]
Big D
Is not arrested or convicted. And.
- [67:51]
Rick Delgado
Then.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah. Now he asked Pierce to say the.
- [67:54]
Rick Delgado
Word. Right. Later, later on in that clip, he asked Pierce to actually say the word. He's like, well, I wouldn't use the word. He goes, but you wouldn't say it in the matter of discussing the word. And he couldn't get him to say.
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Paul Nolan
It.
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Rick Delgado
Yes. Piers Morgan wouldn't say it because he knows he'd be arrested if he did. And that's the scariest part about, I think about all.
- [68:11]
Paul Nolan
This. It's.
- [68:15]
Rick Delgado
Outrageous.
- [68:16]
Paul Nolan
Yeah. I mean, we're really watching almost like the Minority Report with free.
- [68:19]
Rick Delgado
Crime. Right. And again, that story that he's talking about, that single mother, Elizabeth Kennedy, she was arrested and convicted. Meanwhile, the guy who beat her up, the guy who punched her in the face wasn't even. It wasn't even arrested or.
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Paul Nolan
Prosecuted.
- [68:36]
Rick Delgado
Unbelievable.
- [68:37]
Paul Nolan
Insane. I mean, look what they've done to Tommy Robinson. This guy has stood up against these Muslim gangs, and what has the media done? They've essentially ruined him at every turn over the last probably 13 years now. This guy's been fighting the fight.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So, yeah, just putting a little bow on the, on the free speech battle that's happening in the UK when it. And it's. It's amazing. They. They just want to make it easier to get convictions on. On words that you use that they don't agree.
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Big D
With. All right, we'll do some more headlines with Delgado a little bit. Let's get caught up on sports. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS EXP is the promo code to use if you're going to shop at MyPillow for the holidays, probably starting today. I'm assuming most people start shopping this week, if not already. LFSXP is your promo code to use a checkout slick. What's going.
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Slickster
On? All right, Big D, Monday Night Football. Giants look to cut. To cut the game within seven and could not do.
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Big D
It.
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Slickster
They. Well, they flubbed the field goal attempt and now looks like. Yep. In New England. That's. That touchdown did stand up 24 to 7 with 329 to go in the first half. So Giants looking like they're in trouble. I don't know, Aaron. I thought we looked good there. 17, 7. They came down the field, got inside the 30 and then it was all over. So we'll keep an eye on that. But that's the scoop on the sports there. And we got. Well, Lane Kiffin. I don't know if you guys heard about this story over the weekend. Pretty hot story going on with him. So Lane Kiffin cursed, booed by Ole Miss fans as he boards plane headed for LSU Dylan Gwynne of Breitbart On Saturday, Lane Kiffin was serenaded with cheers, praise and pleas not to leave after the Rebels Egg bowl victory over rival Mississippi State. 24 hours later, Ole Miss fans bombarded him with boos, curses and mockery as he boarded the plane bound for Baton Rouge. A video circulated on Social showing several cars at a small local airport sitting next to a private jet preparing for takeoff. The video also showed a large throng of enraged fans shouting at Kiffin and making crude gestures behind a barbed wire fence. Kiffin made a last ditch attempt, attempt to convince his offensive coaching staff to follow him to Baton Rouge, even going so far as to warn them, saying if they're not on the plane with him to Baton Rouge on Sunday that they won't have a spot on LSU staff. Obviously he's moving to LSU, taking the big money, $13 million in year. Guess he sees more promise there than he does with Ole Miss. Although Ole Miss is having a pretty good year.
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Big D
So. Best year they've ever.
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Slickster
Had. Incredible. And he's going to.
- [70:54]
Big D
Leave. They have a serious chance to make a deep run in the.
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Slickster
Playoffs. Yes, I.
- [70:57]
Paul Nolan
Know. 18 million a year to coach.
- [70:59]
Slickster
Football. Not bad.
- [71:00]
Paul Nolan
Huh? Not too.
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Slickster
Sure. Good work if you can get it. But really just, just an absolute, you know, shame to see this. And he, they were flipping him more birds than Thanksgiving shopping with his wife for turkeys on.
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Big D
Thursday. Which part's a shame to see him leaving or how they treated him on Thursday. The way.
- [71:14]
Slickster
Out him, they kind of forced him into a corner, right? They, they didn't. They wanted, they kind of gave him an ultima. They wanted an answer right.
- [71:21]
Paul Nolan
Away. So when you said they showered him in booze, I thought KDJ was going to come running, you know, they showered him in booze like, I thought you meant like.
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Slickster
Alcohol. Oh, yeah. No, booze is in.
- [71:31]
Paul Nolan
Boo. Yeah, but does he deserve that because he's, you know, abandoning.
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Rick Delgado
Ship? I Think.
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Paul Nolan
So. I think.
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Rick Delgado
So.
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Slickster
Yeah. Yeah, I do.
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Big D
Too. Because if you're an Ole Miss Die Hard fan, six years ago, someone says to you, hey, Lane Kiffin's going to come. You know, Lane at that point, he's kind of bounced around. He's not, you know, he's going to come. He's going to coach you for six years, give you your best six years you've ever had, best recruiting you've ever had. And in year six, he's going to take you to an 11, 112 and one record and you're going to go play in the national playoff ch and have a chance at a championship. But he's going to leave in year six for a better job in.
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Rick Delgado
Lsu.
- [72:04]
Big D
Well, signs up for.
- [72:06]
Rick Delgado
That. Yeah, but that.
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Big D
Was. But that wasn't the single.
- [72:09]
Rick Delgado
Person. That was never the.
- [72:11]
Paul Nolan
Deal. It was not the.
- [72:12]
Rick Delgado
Deal. That was not the deal. It wasn't pitched. Dude, you got a. You got a contract. You got these finish. You got these kids counting on you to finish this out, right? And leaving them high and dry. It's a dirt bag move. Yeah, by him. That's what I mean. No, I.
- [72:26]
Big D
Don'T. I don't. I don't think.
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Rick Delgado
So. I don't. I don't respect guys that do that. They give up. Just, just like Marjorie Taylor Green giving up. Lane Kiffin is giving up. You.
- [72:35]
Big D
Don'T. How can you say he's giving up when he asked to coach the.
- [72:37]
Rick Delgado
Game. Yeah, but he shouldn't. He shouldn't have even been put in that position. He should have said, look, I'll give you an answer when my time here is done. And LSU would say, okay, if.
- [72:48]
Big D
They really wanted him, but he doesn't control the how much football clock and season and.
- [72:53]
Rick Delgado
Calendar. Well, too bad. That's. That would be my. That would be my stipulation. I've guaranteed, I've made a commitment to this, this team and these kids. This is what I'm going to.
- [73:03]
Paul Nolan
Follow. I.
- [73:03]
Rick Delgado
Agree. That's just.
- [73:04]
Big D
Me. Not with.
- [73:05]
Paul Nolan
An. I'm going to be a D1 coach for that kind of.
- [73:07]
Big D
Money. Not with N. Il not worth that kind of.
- [73:09]
Rick Delgado
Money. That would speak.
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Slickster
Volumes. Why would you leave this.
- [73:14]
Big D
Job? Come on, think about.
- [73:15]
Rick Delgado
It. Think about how that would speak volumes to kids that. That are being recruited. Be like, this guy's going to stick with.
- [73:20]
Paul Nolan
It.
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Big D
13. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday night Real America's Voice all across the country. Make sure you follow us on social media at LFS6B. Slick's doing sports. Delgado and Paul Nolan and doing some more news. But welcome back to the show. Right now, the CEO of the wellness company, Peter Gillooly. Peter Howard, how are.
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Peter Gillooly
You? Good, guys, thanks for.
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Big D
Back. Yeah. Welcome back to the show. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving week. And of course, now that we've made it through Thanksgiving, Christmas is on the horizon, the holiday season, which of course means we're getting closer and closer to flu season. I was at a. I was at a place with my son and my wife on Saturday night, and I was smoking a cigar, and I was listening to a bunch of guys talk about. About flu season coming up. They were sitting there and he says, well, I got my flu shot. I got my COVID 19 shot. I got all my boosters. I got a couple of them in the same. I got a couple of them at the same time. And I was thinking, man, oh, man, this guy. I need to get this guy hooked up with the wellness company and get away from him, from these shots. Because I think you guys have a much better plan for what people can do to keep their immune systems at 100% as we head into flu season.
- [74:52]
Peter Gillooly
Correct? Yeah, absolutely. And give that guy my number, please, if you ever see him again. But I'm not sure you will after that regimen. But, yeah, the thing that everyone should know about your immune system and the cold and flu season is really, really coming down to personal hygiene. So, look, we all brush our teeth every day. Most of us at least shower every day, but we're not cleaning our sinuses daily. And that's kind of a habit that I think a lot of people could benefit from going to cold and flu season. You see viruses incubate in the sinus cavity for several days before you actually start feeling the acute symptoms. So go pick yourself up a nasal spray, get yourself a throat spray. You know, simple spray in the nostrils or the throat morning and night can go a long way from just flushing out and killing all those germs and viruses and bacteria that accumulate in those sinuses during the daytime, you know.
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Big D
Sticking with flu for just a second. Obviously, every year we go into the flu season and hear about how this one's going to be different or this one's going to be. The strain is going to be more dangerous or it's going to be worse. You got to really protect yourself. But. But of course, the flu shots never seem to target what strain it is that year, which why most people think they're useless. What are you guys hearing? Or. Let me put it this way. What are you guys telling people to prepare for as far as this flu season goes and the severity of it.
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Peter Gillooly
All? Well, certainly the hospital numbers are bearing themselves out. So hospitalizations as a result of influenza this year have been much higher than years.
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Paul Nolan
Past.
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Peter Gillooly
Grant. Granted, the data that we've been collecting in the past few years with COVID hasn't been the greatest, so the comparables aren't really there. But I think the real number to look for is how effective is the flu shot? And that's a question that we get all the time. If we look at the CDC's own data, the flu shot is at best, moderately effective. And by moderately effective, that means that when they're actually deciding how to make the flu shot every year, they're essentially guessing at what they think the predominant strains of influenza will be. The best years is at maybe 50, 60%. This year, we're looking like we're trending down towards 40 or upper 30%. So we're really not that on point this year with actually matching a flu vaccine to the dominant flu strains. That said, the data around the flu shot generally is not very positive. There's been a lot of studies that have come out over the past couple months that have shown that maybe flu shots actually can hurt your immune system, which is absolutely not what you want to have this time of year. So while, look, the flu is nasty, always nasty, there's no way to sugarcoat.
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Big D
That. I think I lost Peter's audio there, Aaron. I didn't hear the end of that. If we still have him, Peter is still there. Can you hear.
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Peter Gillooly
Me? Yes, I.
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Big D
Am. Okay, there he is. All right, so you mentioned hospitalizations. So when you talk about flu or Covid or rsv, how do people avoid ending up having to go to, say, emergency room or hospital urgent care? Are there any prescription drugs that you recommend them having on hand to help avoid that.
- [77:59]
Peter Gillooly
Situation? Yeah, absolutely. Look, the best time to take medication is at the onset of symptoms. So if you can start treating yourself within 24 hours of feeling symptoms, the probability that you're going to recover quickly and not end up in the hospital goes through the roof. So you want to have these drugs on hand, and we're talking about the staples. Tamiflu, hydroxyl, chloroquine, Ivermectin for Covid. All these things, if used early, can really treat these viruses extremely fast and keep you safe. And that's why we put them in all of our medical emergency kits of the wellness.
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Big D
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Peter Gillooly
About? It's something to keep an eye on. Certainly. The USDA has culled tens of millions of livestock over the past year to try to prevent bird flu outbreaks. And in reality, that's probably the worst thing that we could have done by culling livestock. We're not actually letting the ones develop immunity that survive and pass it on to their offspring. So we essentially have let bird flu proliferation proliferate and that's going to increase the probability that it mutates in a way that can allow it to jump to mammals. So I do think bird flu can happen. There have been sporadic cases. You just pointed out there was a recent headline about a man in Washington state who contracted bird flu, ran a small farm and unfortunately succumbed to the illness. But I really hope that it doesn't come to this. But again, same thing goes for bird flu as normal influenza. Have these drugs on hand, it can say save your.
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Big D
Life. TWC Health Voice is the place to go. Cyber Monday 48 hour sale ends tomorrow night. Check them out right now. TWC Health slash voice Peter Gillooly, CEO of the Wellness company. Always a pleasure to have you on. Thanks so.
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Peter Gillooly
Much. Thanks.
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Big D
Guys. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Monday night. Let's. What are we doing here? Did I do. We do sports last segment? Yeah.
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Paul Nolan
Okay. Speaking of health, you want to check out that little clip on. Not that I'm a big Chris Cuomo fan, but Chris Cuomo seems to be making an effort to not be a complete.
- [80:45]
Rick Delgado
Moron. Are you.
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Paul Nolan
Sure? Well, I don't know. I can't stand this. I can't stomach the guy. But he had on the. I don't know if you know that. Dr. Patrick Shun Xiong, he's like, he's. He, he really, he invented a lot of good medicine. He made billions actually on a medicine. Now he's got a new medicine called Unktiva, which he thinks has the potential to revolutionize cancer treatments. He believes there's a cure for cancer and he believes that this is something that's gonna be doing. It's finally FDA approved and what it does is it turns on the. Activates the body's natural killer cells to destroy tumors. So I thought this one minute was interesting and I figured I'd share some positive news with the audience. If you can roll that for.
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Big D
Us. When you look in tumors, what are you.
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Rick Delgado
Seeing? There's now evidence that when you.
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Big D
Actually biopsy the tumors is of the spike protein inside those tumors. From COVID From COVID And then there's what happened with Jim Johnson in 2022. He'd survived his HPV related cancer for seven years and he'd taken the COVID vaccine. Then his doctor gave him some shocking news. The cancer was back with a.
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Rick Delgado
Vengeance. First person that they know of.
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Peter Gillooly
On the planet it and had HPV metastasized onto his.
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Big D
Liver. And they didn't know why, had no idea why. This is why I worry when I'm now seeing 10 year olds with colon cancer. I had a 13 year old died at a clinic with pancreatic cancer. I'm seeing a lady who's very close to me who had a thymoma 30 years ago, never had remission for 30 years, got.
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Rick Delgado
Covid.
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Big D
Covid. And now it's good.
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Paul Nolan
Metastasis. So I meant to say that this is also late to the COVID 19, but again, this is on my X feed as well. Paul, underscore eggs Nolan. And the whole documentary is in the. Is. Is in below of the. Of the post. So this is something I'll be watching tomorrow. And I just think it's. It's nice to see people even from the left now, especially such a pro Covid wacko as he was, was at least conforming as new data has come.
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Big D
In. Wait, that guy was a pro.
- [83:01]
Paul Nolan
Coat. No, I'm talking about Cuomo was.
- [83:05]
Rick Delgado
You know, with the dancing syringe. Oh yeah, he was having fun with his brother with a big.
- [83:09]
Paul Nolan
Swab. Yeah, yeah. You know, he was on CNN with the blood dripping. Every time someone died, they would cheer, you know, you know, they were, they would. They were just so disgusting about the whole thing. So I'm happy to see Cuomo at least try to come to the center a little bit and be, at least be.
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Big D
Rational. All right, Very good. Let's do some more headlines with Rick Delgado, 39 past the hour. What else is going on.
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Rick Delgado
Delgado? All right. Well, Damon, this one coming from, from across the pond as former US Citizen, former expatriate Rosie o' Donnell is in the news. Did you hear about this? No. Oh, she, she's destroyed herself now. She's destroying her family and her kids. Rosie O' Donnell says her 12 year old child, child who has autism, is very upset about President Donald Trump and smashes her hand on the table because she believes he forced her to move out of the United States. She said this to Jim Acosta during a Friday appearance on a show that nobody watches called the Jim Acosta Show. Here is cut number 12. Here is Rosie talking about how she's Destroyed her kid. Cut.
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Big D
12. My door daughter is now saying damn him, damn.
- [84:23]
Paul Nolan
Trump. Oh my God. Smashing her hand watching mental illness.
- [84:28]
Rick Delgado
Unfold on TV and how, and that you can now give it to your child as she has done, saying her daughter, like she was saying damn him, damn Trump. Because what do you call he made us move in order for our safety and now he's destroying our country. Country. The, the left wing former comic said as she now lives in Ireland. Just, just amazing that, you know, she even has a child. But she has, she has a few of them and it seems like they're all miserable and taking right after, after their.
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Big D
Mom. Yeah. There's no, there's no connection between all these, these kids who are, who end up getting whacked out because the parents make them that way and the parents being whacked out. I'm sure there's no connection, connection that they all, all these kids of all these celebrities just all happens to be trans, you know, four times, whatever. Yeah. Terms you've never even heard.
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Rick Delgado
Of.
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Big D
Yeah. Oh, yes, my daughter, she's a, and then you go, what Sounds like, yeah, yeah, no, I'm sure. Yeah. It just happens to all be happening in just this little small niche community of Hollywood that all of these kids are born. Just all.
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Paul Nolan
Okay. Having two trans kid is like 1 in 14 million. But Hollywood stars, like 11 of them have two kids who are trans.
- [85:46]
Rick Delgado
Yeah. And then of course, you've got the, the strange dichotomy of leftists who all kind of look like. Right. They all look alike, don't they? You got Jim Acosta and Rosie.
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Big D
Adonna. If you pop that, if you.
- [85:58]
Rick Delgado
Pop them up on the screen real quick, take a look, they do kind of look alike. Don't they? Same haircut and they kind of almost like they kind of look like Keith Olbermann would be right in the middle of that.
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Big D
Transformation. About the same level IQ.
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Rick Delgado
Too.
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Slickster
Yeah. She needs to get some.
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Big D
Sun.
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Rick Delgado
6. So not only is TDS passable from parent to child, but you also end up looking like that in the process. Not much more you can do with that again as Rosie continues to blame her entire miserable existence insistence on President Trump. So there you have it. And now it's transferred to her.
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Big D
Daughter.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah. Sad, sad.
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Big D
Sad. All right, we'll wrap it up for a Monday live from Studio 6P right after.
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Paul Nolan
This. Ram.
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Big D
Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday. Brand new week, brand new month. Glad you're a part of the show as always. Everybody follow us on social media at LFS6B. Let's get to everybody one last time and see what's left to talk about on the news and sports. We'll start with sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B and MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com LFS6B for all the best deals and there are a lot of them on our page right now. And you get free shipping on everything. Plus you get a free shirt from us if you send us your receipt showing that you used our code. LFSXP at checkout. Slickster. What's going.
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Slickster
On? What's going on? Not much with the Giants, that's for sure. At the half, they trail New England 30 to 7. Absolutely unbelievable game here tonight. And Drake made big D 16 of 22 touchdowns, 207 yards in the first half alone. Jackson Dart coming in 8 of 11 for 67 yards and one DD man, 30 to 7. Are you going to go for 50 tonight or.
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Big D
What? I don't know. I think I called for what, 400 yards and six touchdowns and 40. 40 to.
- [88:56]
Slickster
Whatever. You're about halfway.
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Big D
There. I'm about halfway.
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Slickster
There. And guess what? It's the half. Did you hear about this new team teaming up? America's newest super team? Dicky V and Charles Barkley are officially teaming up to call an NCAA tournament.
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Big D
Game. Oh, I love.
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Slickster
That. Oh, I think it's. I think it's just great news. Barstool sports reporting here. Credit to me for not putting the Kentucky Indiana game in the headline. That's the real story because it's in a couple of weeks. Also credit to me for saying NCAA tournament game and not specifying it's the Final Four. You should have known it would be a first of four game and not a Sweet 16 game. All I know is I need to get up to Dayton to see Charles Barkley walking from the Gem City. So really great news. Barkley and Dickie V. Calling games. I can't wait to see that. I mean, that's going to be just outrageous, right? I mean, Barkley, I think he'd be a great transition to, you know, to do the NCAA games. I really do. I'd like to see him do more of that as well. And we're gonna keep going here. We got. Well, this one here, Stephen A. Smith. He ripped Mondami, which I'm surprised to see this, but. Yes, Stephen A. Rips Mandami on rapper Fat Joe's podcast Free Ain't Reality. That's Communism Warner. Todd Houston of Breitbart, ESPN sports commentator Stephen A. Smith. Blast. Well, you know Fat Joe, right? Yeah, Come on, big.
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Big D
Dude. I didn't know he had a podcast. What? I didn't know Fat Joe had a.
- [90:07]
Slickster
Podcast. Yeah, come on, man. Fat Joe and Stephen.
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Paul Nolan
A'S.
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Slickster
A. He's an A. Listen, a guest. But he blasted New York newly elected socialist Mayor Zoran Mandami for his lofty claims that everything will be free in New York City when he takes office. We have the cut. If we could roll that. Aaron Cut four coming in hot. Stephen A. Mandam.
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Stephen A. Smith
Problem.
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Big D
Problem. Break that.
- [90:29]
Stephen A. Smith
Down. Because free ain't reality. Free buses, free grocery stores. You're seeing free child care. It ain't free. Nothing's free in this world. And nobody should know that better than minorities in this country, whether it's black or Hispanics. No one should ever fail to know that. What he means is the redistribution of.
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Slickster
Wealth.
- [90:50]
Rick Delgado
Yep. We talked.
- [90:51]
Stephen A. Smith
About. Here's the problem with the redistribution of wealth. In a capitalistic society, you can tax an extra 2% to cash. You can put an extra 11 and a half to 15% on capital gains.
- [91:02]
Paul Nolan
Tax.
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Stephen A. Smith
Tax. But if you do anything that messes with small business owners, if you do anything that messes with big business owners and they take their business elsewhere, how you gonna pay the bills? You don't have people employed, they ain't making money. They're going to be more dependent on the government. And the government's gonna have to come out of pocket more to take care of them. Well, how you gonna pull that off? You got to get the money from somewhere. So it's always going to trickle down, down to the middle class, to the lower class. It's fool's Goal to think that you can just simply choose to tax people who are making money all the damn.
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Slickster
Time. You can cut it. He flat out said that Mandami is a.
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Big D
Communist. Go ahead.
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Slickster
Stephen. A not.
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Big D
Progressive. Lean back.
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Peter Gillooly
Yeah.
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Slickster
Yeah. Well, he also went on to mention that he. He left New York and moved to Florida. You know, he. He's already. You know, he was.
- [91:57]
Rick Delgado
Progressive. He got out.
- [91:58]
Slickster
Early. Early.
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Paul Nolan
Man. So, yeah, the player I just crush a.
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Big D
Lot.
- [92:01]
Slickster
Yeah. I ain't a player no.
- [92:05]
Rick Delgado
More.
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Paul Nolan
Yeah. I mean, it's funny, man. He looks like a twig compared to Big.
- [92:09]
Big D
Pun. Well, yeah, and he looks better because Big Bun's.
- [92:13]
Paul Nolan
Dead.
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Slickster
Yeah. All right, Big D. Stephen A rain in. You know, of course he's on there because the espn, that's part of my sports, but. Yeah, well, he's calling it what it is. And. Yeah, but it's interesting that he's already moved out of. He's already moved out of New York. The Mondambi move is.
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Paul Nolan
On. So, Stephen a read a book, huh? Or he got a pay raise and he's had. He's had it getting.
- [92:35]
Big D
Robbed. Talk about clarity picking on Facebook. No, you did not miss diaper diplomacy. We did not have one.
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Slickster
Tonight. I thought we had one, so. Thought I saw.
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Big D
One. Paul Nolan, anything else on your.
- [92:45]
Paul Nolan
Newsradar? Well, again, I'm not trying to over plug my. My X feed, but I broke 4,000. I'm officially an.
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Big D
Influencer. It doesn't sound like.
- [92:53]
Paul Nolan
It, but I don't know if you guys saw this, but there's some interesting stuff going around. What's the name? What's. Oh, my God. I don't.
- [93:04]
Rick Delgado
Know. It's written in front of.
- [93:04]
Paul Nolan
You. Alyssa.
- [93:05]
Big D
Slutkins. Maybe it's on.
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Slickster
There. Rodney. With Rodney coming in. Rodney.
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Paul Nolan
Harris.
- [93:10]
Rick Delgado
Yeah. Maybe if you followed your own Twitter.
- [93:12]
Paul Nolan
Feed. The knife forum. On October 29 and 25, she came out and basically said everything that happened with their seditious six at the Brookings Institute. She's fully nailed. The transcript is here that she and her cohorts had every intention of speaking it. So you know about the don't take orders from the President. It's all written there, and it's. It's.
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Big D
Just. What's the story? What's the.
- [93:41]
Paul Nolan
Story? Oh, so if I have time, I'll go real quick. Then. On October 29, whopping three weeks before the infamous November 18, don't give up on the ship video, Slotkin was there, laying the groundwork, sounding alarm bells way ahead of time. It's like she knew Exactly. Was coming and decided to rally the troops early. And in the video's name right there, it's in the speech at the very end. She wraps it up by saying don't give up the ship. And then, you know, word for word along the lines of Trump is, you know, is giving illegal orders and, and you don't have to follow him. And one of the cute things about it, Victoria Newland's husband, Robert Kagan, who's a big time think tank guy, he's a fellow with the Brookings Institute, another one of those deep state monstrosities as well as a big time lobbyist, was part of the process as well. So this is a stuff I would like to see Cash and Dan Bergino looking into as well, because the seditious Six are exactly what's wrong with America and a color revolution, in my.
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Big D
Opinion. All right, Delgado, anything left on your news.
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Rick Delgado
Radar? Yeah, real quick, real quick though, on Paul, Paul on that story. You know what that sounds like? That sounds like those 51 intelligence officials drafting that letter and signing it right. At all. They all just come.
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Paul Nolan
Together.
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Rick Delgado
Yep. It's an amazing, it's an amazing thing we see as these things come together here. Jumping on this real quick, U.S. department of justice employee has been hit with state terrorism charges after allegedly doxing a federal agent during a border raid. Yeah. Deep state all over the place. This week, investigators with the Cameron County District Attorney's office arrested Karen Oliveira de Leon on charges stemming from a criminal indictment of doxing another employee, a federal agent, during a border raid after somebody said they wanted to kill that federal agent. Here is, here's a clip of that cut number 11 of that news report. Cut 11, check this.
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Caroline Levitt
Out. First at 5, a federal employee charged with terrorism. She is accused of sharing the name of a federal agency agent with someone who made a threat against them. The Cameron County DA's office says she revealed the agent's name on a social media live stream. The stream was part of a federal law enforcement operation. In June. Another man reportedly made a death threat toward one of the agents in the livestream. That is who she allegedly gave the agent's name to. The DA's office says Deleon is an employee at the the United States Attorney's Office in Brownsville. She is charged with terrorism and tampering with.
- [96:22]
Rick Delgado
Evidence. Yeah. So there you have it. That's what the deep state looks like. That's what they do. So pay attention. Hopefully we'll see more of these people outed, arrested and charged and hopefully held to account for their disgusting.
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Big D
Actions. Hey, Tennessee, get out and vote for Matt Van Epps tomorrow. He may not be the most charismatic character you've ever seen, but. But, my God, he's better than that lunatic. So get out there and vote for him. As always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us, all emergency personnel. Thanks, guys. On the show, Aaron Frank, great job as always. But most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B audience we'll see you tomorrow night. Tuesday. We're back, 8pm right here. Real America's Voice. We'll see you then.
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Paul Nolan
Sam.
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Big D
Foreign. This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.