Live From Studio 6B - Monday, December 6 2025

Summary

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

Episode Date: Monday, December 9, 2025
Host: Damon
Panelists: Slick (Sports Analyst), Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Aaron
Network: iHeartPodcasts / Real America’s Voice

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Episode Overview

This episode of "Live From Studio 6B" kicks off a new week with Damon and the panel diving deep into a range of hot-button political, cultural, and sports topics. The central focus is on the federal overreach in the regulation of AI and Big Tech data centers, state versus federal rights, and their implications for American communities, with the conversation extending to national political headlines, recent legislative changes, sports highlights, and some trademark banter. Throughout, the hosts keep their tone lively, irreverent, and unfiltered, true to Real America’s Voice’s reputation for challenging mainstream narratives.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Banter & Weekend Recap (01:23–07:15)

• Team Catches Up: Each panelist recaps their weekend with stories ranging from holiday parties to personal moments. Slick shares a heartfelt memory about losing his father a year prior and how the holidays affect him.

  • Notable Quote (Slick, 02:09): “It’s terrible when you lose somebody any time of the year…but between Thanksgiving and New Year's…it really is… holidays just happen, a different spin to them.”

• Sports & Odds Makers: Damon credits Slick for good sports picks, banter about Georgia-Alabama, with playful ribbing about restaurant choices and embarrassing dinner moments.

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2. Monologue: AI, Data Centers, & State Rights (07:25–13:13)

Host’s “First Word” Editorial

Topic: Local Impact of Big Tech AI Data Centers; Federal Overreach

• Main Message:
  • The unchecked growth of massive AI data centers is destroying family farmlands, hiking utility bills, and depleting local resources.
  • States must retain the power to regulate data center proliferation, not cede it to the federal government (now being pushed by President Trump and House GOP).
  • Local impacts are varied—what’s right for Arizona is not right for Texas.
  • Federal mandates mean cronyism, corporate carve-outs, and higher bills for regular people.
  • Notable Quote (Damon, 07:25):
    “This isn’t just a policy failure, it’s a betrayal of everything that makes our federal system work. Empowering individual states to regulate AI within their borders isn’t just smart, it’s essential…Because AI’s impacts aren’t uniform—they’re local…That’s not just good policy, that’s the American way. Because when Washington decides for every state, we all lose.”

Panel Reacts (13:13–14:03)

• Rick Delgado:
  Emphasizes the complexity of AI technology and agrees regulation should not be “top down.”
• Paul Nolan:
  Warns about the “slippery slope” of AI and government overreach.

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3. Post-Break: AI, Military, & Property Rights Debate (16:11–19:47)

• Paul Nolan:
  Supports American AI dominance for national security, but stresses private property rights must not be violated by forced land seizures for data centers.

  • Notable Quote (Paul, 17:35): “The core tenet of liberty is property rights and your labor…”

• Rick Delgado:
  Suggests using federal land and nuclear energy for data centers, criticizes government inaction and bureaucracy.

• Consensus:
  Panel agrees on need for AI leadership but not federal control at the expense of local interests.

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4. Sports Segment (20:17–22:42)

• Weekend Wrap-up:
  Detailed breakdown of college football upsets, NFL scores, and panel sports picks.
  • Slick highlights Indiana’s upset over OSU, Georgia’s win over Alabama (Slick’s pick), Dallas losing to the Lions, and more.
  • Shoutout to outstanding athletes and panelists for accurate sports picks.

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5. Headline News: Immigration Policy & National Security (27:37–31:02)

Afghan Exemptions

• Paul Nolan:
  Reports on the Biden administration creating exemptions allowing former low-level Taliban civil servants to resettle in the US post-withdrawal. Raises concerns about “reckless” policy and links to security risks.
• Damon:
  Calls for accountability and public inquiry into vetting failures.

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6. Trump’s Economic Assistance for Farmers (31:10–35:36)

Policy Announcement

• Rick Delgado:
  Reports on President Trump’s $12B economic aid for American farmers hurt by tariffs and trade disruptions.

  • Trump, recorded clip (31:54):
    “We’re taking a relatively small portion of [tariff revenue] and giving it to farmers in economic assistance—we love our farmers…they’re the backbone of our country.”

• Panel Analysis:
  Debates whether tariff policies both caused and now help solve these issues; discussion of government’s “arsonist as firefighter” cycle.

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7. Controversy: Immigration Rhetoric & Media (38:02–40:13)

• Rick Delgado:
  Shares fallout from Trump calling Somali immigrants “garbage,” angering Minnesota Democrats.

  • Plays AG Keith Ellison equating Trump’s words to “Third Reich” rhetoric.

• Panel:
  Criticizes media and Democrats for selective outrage and double standards on inflammatory language.

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8. Jasmine Crockett’s Senate Bid & Political Commentary (42:09–47:43; 96:02–97:21)

• Paul Nolan:
  Covers Rep. Jasmine Crockett filing for Senate, lampoons her as “confidently stupid” using audio clips.

  • Crockett clip (44:05): “You got your proud boys, you got, you got the neo-Nazis. You have people that literally should be classified as domestic terrorists…They all align with your side…Including the KKK!”

• Panel:
  Roasts her public persona and campaign launch video, predicts disaster against Republican Wesley Hunt.

  • Damon, re: campaign video (96:54):
    “If you don’t believe me—there it is, right on her site…I just played that from right here.”

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9. Sports Updates: Monday Night Football & Hall of Fame (48:28–51:13)

• Slick:
  Updates on the NFL Chargers–Eagles game; mentions criminal case involving NY Jets’ Chris Boyd; debates baseball Hall of Fame snubs (Mattingly, Clemens, Bonds rejected).

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10. Poll on AI & Liberty (57:31–78:05; Result: 97% want private property over “gov’t AI victory”)

• Interactive:
  Live poll on X asks: “What’s more important, liberty and private property rights, or letting government win the AI race at all cost?”
  • Result: 97% for private property rights (422 votes).

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11. Headlines: Marjorie Taylor Greene, Immigration, Ivermectin (58:59–95:41)

• Rick Delgado:
  Highlights:
  • MTG 60 Minutes Interview (59:49): Clips of Greene criticizing Trump and House GOP, panel responds with skepticism toward her motives.
  • Nebraska Crime (63:03): Story of illegal immigrant who shot four officers—panel blames Biden-era policy.
  • Texas Law (93:13): Texas pharmacists can now dispense Ivermectin OTC without prescriptions.
  • Florida (95:30): Governor designates CAIR and Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terror groups.

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12. Conspiracy Talk: Capitol Pipe Bomb Case (78:12–85:45)

• Delgado & Nolan:
  Examine new evidence and skepticism about FBI’s timeline and recent suspect arrest.
  • Discuss pipe bomb placement, video evidence, conspiracy theories, and history of “lone actor” narratives.
  • Delgado (84:29): “It's just too neat, it's too tidy—Hey, it's only one person. That's all we got to worry about...”

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13. UK News: Free Speech & Law (86:46–89:50)

• Delgado:
  Reports a mass pepper spray airport robbery and notes UK authorities remain vague on describing suspects but harsh on “mean tweets” sentencing—panel decries state of UK free speech.
  • Slick (88:16): “You can't even mean tweet about anybody that could be considered offensive.”

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14. Immigration Update: Illinois Sanctuary State (91:48–93:08)

• Paul Nolan:
  Reports Illinois released 1,800 illegal aliens with criminal charges, blames Governor Pritzker’s policies.

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15. Final Sports & Show Wrap (97:24–100:16)

• Slick:
  Chargers lead at halftime, updates on NFL, NBA sports betting scandal, Hall of Fame controversy.
• Damon:
  Closing notes on Notre Dame’s playoff snub (“looks like sour grapes”), thanks all, previews tomorrow’s show.

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• Opening Monologue on AI:
  “This isn’t just a policy failure, it’s a betrayal... Because when Washington decides for every state, we all lose.” (Damon, 07:25)
• Property Rights:
  “The core tenet of liberty is property rights and your labor…” (Paul Nolan, 17:35)
• Jasmine Crockett Roasted:
  “If you’re this arrogant about your political views…and you could blare this out on a podcast—think about how dumb the people that surround you are…” (Paul Nolan, 45:12)
• MTG on 60 Minutes:
  “I watched many of my colleagues go from making fun of [Trump]…to…kissing his ass and decided to put on a MAGA hat for the first time.” (Marjorie Taylor Greene, 60:16)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Opening Banter & Weekend Recap: 01:23–07:15
• “First Word” Editorial—AI, Data Centers: 07:25–13:13
• Panel Reacts to AI & State Rights: 13:13–14:03
• AI Debate/Liberty: 16:11–19:47
• Sports Odds Makers Recap: 20:17–22:42
• Immigration Policy & Afghan Exemptions: 27:37–31:02
• Trump’s $12B in Farm Aid: 31:10–35:36
• Trump–Somali Immigrant Controversy: 38:02–40:13
• Jazzy Crockett’s Senate Bid & Campaign Video: 42:09–47:43; 96:02–97:21
• Live Audience Poll & Results: 57:31–78:05
• Pipe Bomb Conspiracy Discussion: 78:12–85:45
• UK Free Speech Segment: 86:46–89:50
• News Headline Rapid Fire: 91:48–95:41
• Show Close & Sports Final: 97:24–100:16

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Memorable and Humorous Moments

• Slick’s Sports Picks Bragging Rights:
  Damon teases Slick for his strong (and sometimes doubted) football picks.
• Banter Over Restaurant “Special Lady Friend” Dates:
  Delgado’s sheepish reveal of taking a date to Texas Roadhouse spurs jokes about “special lady friends.”
• Roasting Candidate Jazzy Crockett (44:05, 65:55):
  Her campaign language (“Crockett’s crew”, “get it popping”) and viral political clips are lampooned.
• Panel’s Running Gags:
  Recurring jabs at Texas Roadhouse, and inside jokes about gas, old age, and Sizzler buffets.

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Tone & Takeaways

• Irreverent, opinionated, and rapid-fire, the episode covers news with a populist, liberty-first spin, mixing snark and sarcasm with genuine policy discussion.
• The AI data center debate is a perfect example of the show’s ethos—defending state rights and local sovereignty against both federal overreach and corporate consolidation.
• Sports commentary is detailed and celebratory, with panelists ribbing each other about success and failure.
• Political analysis is sharp, skeptical, and direct— particularly in calling out what the panel sees as government failures (from immigration policy to media double standards).
• Listeners get a lively recap of the week’s issues, sport scores, and some comic relief—perfect for those who want both depth and entertainment in political talk.

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Transcript

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[Damon (Host)]

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

[Paul Nolan]

On Real America's Voice.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, it is live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Monday night, December 8, 8 o' clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick's gonna do some sports. Rick Delgado's got some news. Paul Nolan's got news. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Monday. Glad you're in. Hope your weekend was.

Brand new week, Slickster. You were off on Friday. First of all, how was your whatever you were doing party on Friday?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, the party was very nice. You know, it's the holiday season so I got a lot of parties to go to. That's what happens. But it's a lot of fun. I enjoyed it. I had a nice time.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Today was a tough day though. Today was one year ago I lost my dad. So, you know, had to go to the graveyard and, you know, kind of deal with, you know. You know what, it's terrible when you lose somebody any time of the year. It's awful. But between Thanksgiving and New Year's, I never knew what that was. I always said, well, you know, what's the big deal? It's a big deal. It really is. When the holidays just happen, a different spin to them.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, the fact that he was a man of faith. He had a relationship with Jesus Christ. We know he's in the kingdom of God.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

He could, he could have put the manger up himself. Yes, that's how he was.

[Paul Nolan]

It's good.

[Damon (Host)]

Well, I'm sorry to hear you had a sad day, Slick, obviously. But I'm glad you had a good party and a good weekend. Other than that, thank you.

Now, you had a nice weekend on the odds Makers, by the way.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, he did.

[Damon (Host)]

You did. Which if you didn't watch the show Friday, I bagged your picks.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Damon (Host)]

For garbage. And I was going to flip all of them. It's a good thing I didn't.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Right.

[Damon (Host)]

And I was going to start with the Georgia Alabama game because that game looked so easy to take. Georgia. I said, well, that's got to be a sucker pick. I hate that pick. Well, you were right.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

And they whooped them.

[Damon (Host)]

Wasn't even close.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

No, it wasn't even. I was in Georgia.

[Damon (Host)]

Shouldn't even be in the playoffs. It's a joke. But that later. So nice job.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Thank you.

[Damon (Host)]

And good for me for not doing what I wanted to do. Yeah, I actually gave your picks the way you gave them to me.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

I did see your crazy town, though. My wife, one of her followers, says you got to see this crazy town. I know Slick wasn't on the show, but. Unbelievable. And that was. That was one for the ages.

[Damon (Host)]

You aware of where we live, Slick?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Where we live?

[Damon (Host)]

Where we live here. All of us in the. In the. Are you aware where we live?

[Studio Announcer]

United States of America.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yes, I know. Well, listen, who's my favorite team? Amerigod's team Amar.

[Damon (Host)]

God. Mr. Delgado, how are you?

[Rick Delgado]

I am well.

[Damon (Host)]

How was the weekend?

[Rick Delgado]

I had a great weekend. Yes. I had a great weekend, Damon. You want to. You want to hear about it?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

I'm dying to hear about.

[Damon (Host)]

Briefly. Don't, like wear us out.

[Rick Delgado]

But. All right, let's start with first things first. I went to go see the legendary, the legend Andrew Dice Clay on Saturday night.

[Damon (Host)]

Nice.

[Rick Delgado]

He was on. He was on the Long Island. He was at the Paramount.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Oh, weird.

[Rick Delgado]

Just awesome.

[Damon (Host)]

Small Paramount.

[Rick Delgado]

Just awesome. Yeah, he's.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

The husbands go.

[Rick Delgado]

Sold out. First time ever there. So that was.

[Paul Nolan]

No, no, no. I saw him there.

[Rick Delgado]

No, I said my first time. Oh, your first time. I've never been there.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Are you.

[Paul Nolan]

Paramount's great.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, I got a residency there.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, he's been there. I've seen him there.

[Rick Delgado]

He's.

[Paul Nolan]

He was. He rocked night.

[Rick Delgado]

I saw. Yeah, hilarious.

[Damon (Host)]

He still brings it.

[Rick Delgado]

Even with the bedazzled, you know, leather jacket and the sunglasses on Walker.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Nobody like him.

[Rick Delgado]

No, no, he's not using a Walker. And then. And then. Let's see. What else? What else? Oh, oh, that's right. I went to a restaurant with, uh. With my special lady friend. And, uh, we. I got recognized.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Oh, wait a minute.

[Rick Delgado]

Now I got recognized.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Slipping that one by us now.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Wait, you got recognized? Lady friend.

[Rick Delgado]

What is a special lady friend?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

That sounds like something you get in Thailand.

[Rick Delgado]

I went to Texas Roadhouse.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

First time ever.

[Damon (Host)]

No, it wasn't Texas Roadhouse.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Texas Roadhouse.

[Paul Nolan]

Sizzle wasn't open.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

McDonald's was packed.

[Rick Delgado]

It was a relaxing day. We wanted to just get something quick to eat. So I went there. I'd never been there before. It was a nice place.

[Aaron]

Coming from a lady, that is not where you take a special lady friend.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, you know, you get special friend from the movie the Big Lebowski.

[Damon (Host)]

Aaron killing you. People hear that? Aaron? Have a good shake. Okay, good.

[Rick Delgado]

And then. And then, unfortunately, I had the. Remember what you were talking about Friday there, Paul? Yeah, when. You know, when you're too old. When you're old, you know.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

I had one of those moments after I put her in the car. But I could. I thought I could. I thought I could slip it out as I walked.

[Paul Nolan]

No, no, no.

[Rick Delgado]

Behind the car. I was walking behind the car.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Oh, even better.

[Damon (Host)]

I closed the door. Paul, how was your weekend? Paul, how was your weekend?

[Paul Nolan]

Better than Delgados. I didn't get broken up with.

[Rick Delgado]

I closed the door, and it must have gotten trapped in my jeans. As soon as I sat down, it was like, you know, it was like a dandelion when they. And it was just like. Yeah, exactly.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

It's your career.

[Rick Delgado]

I could. I couldn't. I couldn't. I tried to say, oh, maybe I stepped in something.

[Aaron]

Just quit while you're ahead.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it was terrible. I offended myself. It was so bad.

[Aaron]

I mean, my lady friend is watching.

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

I hope you're embarrassed.

[Damon (Host)]

It's just my own fault.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, I am back.

It was awful.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

This is why the guy doesn't date anybody.

[Damon (Host)]

It was awful. I'm the one who ask him how.

[Aaron]

I think it would have been better if he had a Village People situation like Paul did.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, speaking of that, how did that jackass friendly viewer of ours deal with his taking shots of me with his disco albums?

[Damon (Host)]

I mean. Well, that was just the start of it there, Paul. If I give you some access to the email over the weekend, you could have looked at that, too.

Yeah, I got.

[Paul Nolan]

I got a handful of them anyways.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Okay. How's your weekend? Big day.

[Damon (Host)]

Who cares? Six minutes past the hour. Let's do tonight's first word.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, let's imagine this. In the heart of America, families watch their cherished farmland disappear under sprawling data centers. Their electricity bills skyrocket to feed the insatiable hunger of Big tech AI machines and their water supplies dwindle. All while distant bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. decide that no state has the right to say enough is enough. This isn't just a policy failure, it's a betrayal of everything that makes our federal system work. Empowering individual states to regulate AI within their borders isn't just smart, it's essential. And why? Handing that power over to the federal government is nothing short of awful policy that sells out our communities to corporate giants. Let's start with the ground truth. AI, particularly through these massive data centers, isn't some abstract tech miracle floating in the cloud. It's landing right in your backyard, devouring land, guzzling energy, and straining resources in ways that hit families extremely hard. In Georgia, voters are reeling from repeated rate hikes tied to sweetheart deals for hyperscale facilities, deals handed out by Republican leaders who then vetoed efforts to rein them in. The result, Democrats flipped seats in blowout wins, campaigning on the very real fears of land seizure, water shortages, and unchecked corporate power. Georgia hadn't elected a Democrat statewide since 2006. But when Big Tech's AI boom started inflating bills in erasing landscapes, the people spoke and punished those who prioritized crony capitalism over community needs. We see the same story unfolding now in Virginia, where a Democrat flipped the GOPC by railing against family farms vanishing under data center footprints and the soaring utility costs that come with them. Abigail Spamberger won the governor's mansion by demanding that AI data centers pay their fair share to protect families from grid strain. In New Jersey, a 22% electric spike electric rate spike partially blamed on hyperscale demands, propelled another Democrat to victory with pledges to halt the madness. Even in deep red Indiana, citizens are rising up against Google's rezoning plans, with liberal groups stepping into the void left by silent Republican officials calling for moratoriums on new data centers to fight back against big, Big Tech oligarchs. These aren't isolated incidents. They're now a pattern. And here's the bitter irony. While Democrats seize this as an electoral weapon, warnings of the dangers we've all felt the erosion of civic life, job displacement, declining face to face interactions. Republicans who once thundered against Big Tech censorship, surveillance and land grabs seemingly are staying quiet. This morning, President Trump is pushing for federal Policies that would strip states of their ability to act again, to say enough is enough. Last summer, GOP leaders tried to slip a sweeping prohibition into budget bills barring states from regulating data center sightings or AI content for a decade. Now House Majority Leader Steve Scalise wants to attach it to the Defense Authorization act with President Trump's backing. If Kamala Harris had championed this, conservatives would be in revolt. But because it's now wrapped in pro business rhetoric, the grassroots is silenced and the Democrats are defining this narrative. Why is this federal overreach such awful policy, you ask? Because AI's impacts aren't uniform. They're local. A data center in drought prone Arizona strains water resources differently than one in energy rich Texas States know their grids, they know their land, they know their people. They can tailor regulations to channel AI towards beneficial uses like boost in manufacturing or public services, as China does with its pragmatic, productivity focused approach, while steering clear of the dystopian model that erodes our way of life. Federal mandates, that's a one size fits all straight jacket often captured by the very corporations that they claim to oversee, leading to carve outs that inflate your bills while big tech pays no taxes. It's cronyism at its worst, ignoring the 2 to 1 margin in the polls where Americans say AI will harm society more than it will help. With over 80% worried about lost jobs, weakened education, and fractured communities, we can't sustain this bubble. Capital expenditures are faltering, public patience is thinning, and a crash is coming if we don't act. Republicans, the party of I thought property rights and human centered values have time to lead by embracing state sovereignty. Let Georgia protect its farms, Let Virginia protect its families, Let Indiana protect its citizens. Empower states to regulate, innovate, and hold AI accountable locally. That's not just good policy, that's the American way. Because when Washington decides for every state, we all lose. But when states lead, we build a future where I could serve us, not the other way around. And that's tonight's first word.

All right, 12 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Anybody want to take a crack on that?

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, I don't know, man, because that's, you know, you're talking about technology where, where everything is going with AI.

It'S going to be tough to navigate, you know, and as you're pointing out there, it's already proving that that way when it comes to, you know, the power needed to, to deal with it.

And you know, on the one side, you're right. It should be up to it should be. Not a top down kind of thing, right, Paul? Coming from the federal government.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, we don't have a lot of time here, but this is a slippery slope. I've been warning about AI for about a year now on this.

[Damon (Host)]

So since we don't have any time, let's talk about it when we get back.

All right. Live from Studio 6B. We're back after this.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam.

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[Damon (Host)]

Live from studio 6p17 past the hour Monday, Monday night. Glad you're in. Chat is lively tonight. Nice to see all of our friends in the chat. Wherever you're watching, Facebook, Rumble X getter, Twitch, Kick, YouTube, wherever it is, make sure you hit the like and subscribe, engage, chat, thumbs up, comment, whatever it is. We appreciate any everybody getting active in the chat. Those of you watching on Real America's voice welcome on in as well. Always appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekday nights, 8 to 10 here Monday through Friday. Real America's voice looks gonna do some sports. Delgado and Paul Nolan have some news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Mr. Nolan. You want to jump into a little bit of the AI just on.

[Paul Nolan]

Look, it's a slippery slope, right? We don't want the government in control of anything. But at least this government in control. It's not going to outsource this incredibly powerful tool to China. And we absolutely positively know that the Bidens, Obamas, the neocons, they would have dumped it off to the highest bidder and left America in a rush. But when you think about how important AI is? AI is, is beyond crucial for the military. Think about how much control over the entire globe the military industrial complex level. Let's hope it's in our control. Can we trust the government with it? Different story for a different time.

[Damon (Host)]

But I mean to the point of do you think the government should be able to tell some farmer in North Dakota hey, we're taking all this land to build a data center? No, that should be the government's decision.

[Paul Nolan]

And not the governor of no, you can't take anybody's land. I mean the whole point of liberty is free. The core tenet of liberty is proper property rights and your labor. So no, not that, but there's gotta be places where they can put these data centers in. And I don't mind the government have a little control in the effort to have world dominance because for one, the economic dominance that'll come with it. Now you'll really probably control the currency for God knows how long, which is the most important part of it. If you could break away from the hundred and something year old money system that has completely dominated the globe through Wall street of London and the international banking el, that's a big thing. So that that dominance makes a huge difference. I think also the fact that all the best talent in the world will gravitate here. And once AI dominance is established. Yeah, I'd like to see some help. But no, obviously I'm a big fan of property rights. I actually did a two minute rant on the tenets of liberty yesterday. Hopefully I could do it this week, one day. But listen, the risks of the, to the environment and to farmers and to locals, and the absolute heinous increased energy bills, it's gotta be found a way to subsidize it. But with any luck, let's hope we clean up all the stolen money from Somalia's and NGOs and George Soros and all these scams we have running and maybe they can subsidize some electric somewhere along the way to help offset the brutal costs that happened to average chills.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, what's crazy is that the federal government already has enough land.

Put some of that over there.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, take China, build some nuclear power.

[Rick Delgado]

Plants because we know that's probably the safest.

Way to power this stuff and you solve the problem. The fact is they don't want to solve the problem.

[Paul Nolan]

I agree.

[Rick Delgado]

It's the federal government, they're not about solving problems, they're about making it worse and grabbing more power. At least that's, that's what the Bureaucrats and the lifers are into.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. To me, we have to have AI dominance. We have to lead the. We have to win that race. In my opinion. Opinion.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. 20 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Let's get on here and do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6P is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. This is probably the biggest shopping week as we head into the holidays here. This 8th, 8th through the 15th because then it gets a little too late to get your stuff. Although maybe not. Maybe next week too. But free shipping on everything you order from MyPillow using code LFSXP at checkout. Plus it gives you great savings. Plus it gets you a free T shirt from us. So lots of good reasons to use it this week if you're gonna shop at my pillow six or. What's going on?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

We got the odds makers. Big D. We gotta get a pick in our last pick of the week here for week 14.

[Damon (Host)]

Okay. Boy. This has been one of the best odds makers that I can remember. You guys. 10 and 2 just over the weekend. Between you, Aaron and Mike, who was our guest on Friday, I should take Friday nights off. 10 and two, slick. Three and one, Aaron. Four zero.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

Again, three and one.

[Rick Delgado]

Dang.

[Damon (Host)]

10 and two on those picks just from Friday's show.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

That is incredible.

[Damon (Host)]

So what's the game tonight? It's. It's Philly and the Chargers who you got, slick.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

It's in Sofi Stadium. You know what, Big D? I think the Eagles really have to win this game tonight. And as much as I want to go with them, I can't because I have to go with. I have to go with the team that's going to benefit from this, Dallas, which if they do lose, it's good for the Cowboys. They can move up. So Philly is laying one and a half. I like Justin Herbert. He is starting today. He was questionable earlier in the day. He is playing tonight. I like him. I like Glad McConkey and I also like Cam Dicker, the kicker to winning at the end. So give me the charges.

[Damon (Host)]

Chargers plus one and a half at home.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yep.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. Aaron, four zero. No pressure to keep the streak alive. What are you going.

[Aaron]

I know I'm nervous. That slick pick, the Chargers, because that's what I'm going to go with too. I'm going to take them the +1 and a half. It's a little bit tough because Philly honestly seems like they're moving in the wrong direction. They kind of look like how they did at the end of the 2023 season where they lost to my jets and then everything went downhill after that. They look kind of the same. Everything's been very lackluster with them. And the Chargers are getting healthy at the right time. As Slick said, Justin Herbert is playing tonight. Not that he's the healthiest, but the rest of the team is the healthiest they've been all season. So I'll go with the home dogs.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, you're both on the home dog. Chargers plus one and a half over Philly. We'll keep an eye on that game here tonight. Slick, what else is going on in sports?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

To recap the odds makers from the weekend Big D, let's talk about that Big Ten championship game, right? A little bit of an upset there. Indiana over OSU 1310. Defensive struggle. I can't believe Indiana shut out the Ohio State University offense for an entire half. Absolutely incredible. And Erin was on that game. She had that game. Defense kept him off the field. And Mendoza, Fernando Mendoza, who's probably the odds on favorite to win the Heisman Trophy this year. Quarterback for Indiana, 15, 23, one touchdown and one pick for 222 yards. That kid was getting hit, blitzed, beaten and he stood in tall and won that game.

[Damon (Host)]

And the greatest post game interview I think I've ever seen.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yes, that kid thanking the Lord.

[Damon (Host)]

That kid needs to be a leader in the military or something.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, he's really special, I tell you. Very emotional. And then to the SEC championship. Much anticipated Georgia, Alabama battle. And I was on that big day. I took number three. Georgia, who never wins, never wins down in Alabama and they won that. Not only did they win, they were up 21 nothing. There was no looking back. I even got a message from Delgado. Good pick on that. That was a good one. Then they held out, was 287 and well, Georgia gets a first round bye as does Indy in the college football playoffs. And Gunner Stockton for Georgia 20, 26. Three touchdowns and 156 yards. A little pedestrian on the yards, but the three TDs were key. He managed the game well and it was great. Now going to the NFL Week 14 Lions hold off Dallas because that was on. We were watching that game Thursday night. You guys had left before it was over. Dallas came back to cut it to three. But then everything fell apart from there. They lost 44 to 30. Just that late Surge Jameer Gibbs, too much for Dallas, too fast, too many. Three touchdowns. Cowboys couldn't hold on. So Cowboys are six, six and done. I mean six, six and one on the season. And this season is just about over. Jaguars over the Colts. Unfortunately. Colts QB Danny Jones, I hate to see that happen. Right? Torres Achilles, he's out for the year. That really them in. Jacksonville Jaguars. Wow, what a comeback they've made bouncing back from a lousy team this year. Trevor Lawrence, 17, 32 touchdowns, 244 yards. Looking good there. Buffalo in a wild one. I don't know if you guys caught that one in the snow. That was a thriller. They held off Cincy. Cincy got an early lead. 39, 34. That Josh Allen. Boy, for my money, huh? Three touchdowns in the air and a 40 yard rushing touchdown in the snow. As a QB, just incredible. Couple other games. Seahawks over Atlanta. They're 37 to 9. Rams. Erin's been on the Rams all year and she's been right. 45, 17. A thorough whipping in Arizona State Farm stadium. Matthew Stafford, 281 yards, 22, 31, three TDs there. Puka Nakua. What could you say about that kid? He's just unbelievable. 167 yards, two touchdowns. Incredible. And well, Texas toppled the Chiefs 20 to 10. There. The Texans. That was an incredible game. Patrick Mahomes. They may be out. There's no way to win the Western Conference after nine straight seasons of being in the afc. I should say the AFC Championship, AFC west champions. They're going to finally bow down. They lost that. They lost their chance to do it. Best they can hope for is an outside wild card looking in. And I got a story. I won't have time for it now.

[Paul Nolan]

The talk of shutting him down just to let his body have a rest.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, and Travis Kelsey might be. Patrick Holmes kind of alluded to the fact that, you know, this. This might be his last season. They're not sure. I mean, this could be it.

[Paul Nolan]

What about Homie? Was he. Is he talking about sitting out the rest. The rest of the body. And I haven't had a lot of extra football.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

And he's got a bad name.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. 26 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B Sports, brought to you by Mike Lindell. We'll get into some news with Paul and Delgado right after this.

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[Studio Announcer]

All right.

[Damon (Host)]

30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Brand new poll up on our X right now. We want as many people at a weigh in based, kind of based similarly on what we talked about in the first word and AI. Go to our X LFS at LFSPP. What's more important? Liberty and property? Private property rights or letting the government win the AI race at all and any cost? So that's your choices. Go over to LFS XP on X.

[Paul Nolan]

It's a tough one.

[Damon (Host)]

And vote votes are coming in pretty quickly here, so go over there and vote on that. We'd like to see where you guys stand. So. All right, let's do some News with Paul. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?

[Paul Nolan]

So more news and you know about the Biden administration creating an exemption for many low level Taliban civil servants, if you will, to come to the U.S. the Biden administration implemented a terrorism exemption for Afghan refugees, allowing hundreds of low level civil servants from the Taliban government to resettle in the United States in the wake of the US Withdrawal and evacuation from the country. The Biden led Department of Homeland Security and State Department announced in June of 2022 that it put together a new exemption for vetting applicants who would otherwise be blocked from the United States, including some former Taliban government workers. The policy allowed hundreds of Afghans to come into the US when they would have been likely barred due to the terrorism and related inadmissibility grounds. They allowed hundreds of former Taliban government workers to come into the US as well. The exemptions were for Afghans who had worked as civil servants under the Taliban both before and after 911 since 2021, as well as Afghans who supported US military interests such as the participation in resistant movements against the Taliban and Soviet army, and for Afghans who provided only certain limited material to support the Taliban and other designated terrorist organizations. So this kind of leads me to the guy who killed the people in Virginia. Like, you know, the shooter there, he was an intelligence officer. He was an Afghani who had intelligence clearance and had been trained and, you know, who knows what, you know, who got to him. And just again, this is just another reckless move by the Biden administration to bring, let people in who probably shouldn't.

[Damon (Host)]

Be in under the guise of somehow betterment took course for you or betterment for your, your neighborhood or your society or your.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, because if you don't, you're what is Islamophobe or you're an Afghanophobe. You know, it's, it's just ridiculous.

[Damon (Host)]

And we all know what the truth is. We all know that there was no vetting. We all know that there's 15 to 20 million people like this here. Maybe not all radical like this guy, but I'll bet a lot. And it only takes one.

This is why again, see Glenn Beck today. No, I believe the video I saw was from today. I could be wrong, so I'm going to preface it by saying that. But Glenn Beck, I, I just said I. Enough. Just enough. Where is, where is the, where are these people under oath in front of a committee or where, where are these people getting questioned about what they did? I think the president put something out to Pam Bondi again today saying, Pam, hello. You know, I'm sure there's a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes. You know, you can't tell us everything and we all don't not supposed to know everything. But can we, can we get something going here on some of these people.

Just kind of had enough.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, well, maybe that's why the Democrats don't hate her.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, I watched something on Glenn Beckford was from about nine months ago about color revolutions and all the tenets of the color revolution. When he gets that chalkboard going, boy, he is as good as it gets.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, 34 past the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We'll do some more news of Paul here in a little bit. Let's do some news with Delgado. He's got main headlines. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, President Trump was at it again today, Damon, as he announced 12 billion in fresh economic assistance for US farmers grappling with the effects of the ongoing trade negotiation with China and others. As much as 11 billion, he says is going to come from a new Department of Agriculture program providing bridge payments by February 28 to farmers of corn, cotton, sorghum, soybean, wheat, rice, sunflower, sesame and other crops. He noted also in a roundtable event announcing the funding that revenue from his administration's tariffs are going to help supply all this. Here we go with Trump announcing this cut. Number two, here he is announcing the economic assistance to the farmers. Cut to check this out.

[Studio Announcer]

Delighted to announce this afternoon that the United States will be taking a small portion of the hundreds of billions of dollars we receive in tariffs. We are making a lot of money from countries that took advantage of us for years. They took advantage of us like nobody's ever seen, seeing our deficits are way down because of tariffs, I guess because of the election. Because without the election, you wouldn't have tariffs. You'd be sitting here losing your shirt. But we're taking in billions. We're really taking in trillions of dollars if you think about it, Scott, because the real numbers, you know, when you think of all the money being poured into the country for four new auto plants and all of the other things. AI so what we're doing is we're taking a relatively small portion of that and we're going to be giving and providing it to the farmers in economic assistance. And we love our farmers. And as you know, the farmers like me because, you know, based on, based on voting trends, you could call it voting trends or anything else, but they're great people. They're the backbone of our country.

[Damon (Host)]

Country.

[Studio Announcer]

So we're going to use that money to provide $12 billion in economic assistance to American farmers. $12 billion is a lot of money. Meryl, what do you think? Peanuts for you, though, right?

[Paul Nolan]

Peanuts.

[Studio Announcer]

She's a farmer of rice. This release will this relief will provide much needed certainty to farmers as they get this year's harvest to market and look ahead to next year's growth crops. And it'll help them continue their efforts to lower food prices for American families.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So the White House official also said the Farmer Bridge Assistant program is meant to help the farmers recover from years of unjustified trade actions on American agricultural goods by foreign governments, acclimated accumulated inflation costs under the previous administration and other market disruptions. As a matter of fact, here is. Has President Trump also taken some questions? Of course. It gets away from the main thing. He was talking about the agriculture and the helping of the farmers. They want to talk about other things. Here is President Trump taking a question on retiring Republicans from a reporter. Here is cut number three. Trump cut number three. Check this out.

[Podcast Announcer]

And I just have a quick question. There's at least 20 House Republicans who have either said they're going to retire.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Or not run again.

[Damon (Host)]

Again.

[Studio Announcer]

And Democrats also. And Democrats.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Studio Announcer]

Do you, why don't you mention them? How many Democrats are going to retire? How many Democrats.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, that, well, that's what I was.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Going to ask, but why don't you.

[Studio Announcer]

Tell me the number of Democrats, too? You tell me about concerned about the.

[Damon (Host)]

Narrow margins and no, I'm not concerned.

[Studio Announcer]

I think we're going to do well among them and we will have the greatest economy.

[Podcast Announcer]

Blakeman, who you know as well is considering running for.

[Studio Announcer]

We're going to have the greatest economy in history. How many Democrats are retiring?

How come you only know the Republicans but not the Democrats?

[Podcast Announcer]

Because I came prepared to ask you a question about.

[Paul Nolan]

No, no.

[Studio Announcer]

You're unprepared because you should know the Democrats. You're totally unprepared.

[Damon (Host)]

Go ahead.

[Podcast Announcer]

Well, can I ask a quick follow up? I'm with New York Newsday and I.

[Rick Delgado]

Also have a quick follow up that says it all.

[Podcast Announcer]

Is among those who is running for.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

New York governor.

[Podcast Announcer]

Bruce Blakeman, who you.

[Rick Delgado]

Also know is also great.

[Podcast Announcer]

Are you planning on making any endorsement about it?

[Studio Announcer]

But he's great and she's great. They're both great people. We have a lot of great people in the Republican Party. Go ahead.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Next question.

[Rick Delgado]

Handling.

[Paul Nolan]

News day.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. New York News day.

[Paul Nolan]

I didn't even know that was a news day. British company.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

He's trying to answer the question. They're talking over him. It's terrible. Just terrible.

[Paul Nolan]

Just so disrespectful.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Totally.

[Paul Nolan]

No one would ever do that to a woman.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

I wonder why he feels the way he does. Good for him.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So he takes it right to the reporters, of course, what he always does. And it's good to see he's also, of course, ripping Minnesota Democrats. Damon, can I ask you something on.

[Damon (Host)]

The tariffs thing to farmers.

Has there been any connection between the tariffs causing the problem and now going back in the tariffs, trying to solve the problem by taking some of the money that they've collected?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, no, that's, that's, is there any.

[Damon (Host)]

Connection between the two?

[Rick Delgado]

What I, what I was, what I read earlier from the, from the White House official, this program is meant to, meant to help farmers recover from the years of unjustified trade actions. So that's why they're doing it, because they know that the farmers are caught in the middle as they try to, as they try to rebalance the playing field. And unfortunately, you know, this is what has to be done.

[Paul Nolan]

So you saw that. Do you see Scott bessant over the weekend on one of the Sunday news shows, he kind of got attacked by one of the goofy talking heads and he put him in his place basically saying that but we're not, this is not a bailout for Argentinian, Argentinian farmers. We're in making an investment. We're going to put money in and we're going to get more back. So I don't know if you followed any of that. So I'm just, I'm curious if you've been following the I didn't even see.

[Damon (Host)]

Best was he on the Sunday shows?

[Rick Delgado]

I believe he was out over the weekend.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. And he did a really nice job putting some of these, you know, hound dogs, you know, in their place, holding their feet to the fire.

[Damon (Host)]

So I've just seen a lot of arguments today from some on the conservative side saying who, who are not front, who have not been fans of tariffs all along, saying this is like classic cycle of government arsonists kind of becomes the water, you know, the firefighter like the, in other words, saying the tariffs is what have set this in motion to the struggling of the farmers. And now all of a sudden it's like, okay, now we realize this hasn't been great for, for you. Let's, let's try to fix some of it. Well, they were that way.

[Rick Delgado]

They were already doing terribly before this.

[Damon (Host)]

Right?

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. I think Monster did a number on farmers 2000, really four. But in 2008, the laws that made, you know, they destroyed farmers and, and took complete control over them through like the genetically modified seeds and all the, the laws in the that went with it. So farmers have been screwed so hard for so long. So, so I mean the whole system's got to be get uprooted.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, what's going on in Minnesota now?

[Rick Delgado]

Let's see more fallout from President Trump's stern criticism of the Democrats in Minnesota for his comments condemning Somali immigrants, many of whom live in the North Star State. Trump railed against the Somalis last week, referring to them as garbage, as he says he doesn't want them in our country. And of course, Minnesota Democrats especially are outraged, outraged, outraged, Damon, especially Minnesota AG Keith Ellison. Here he is talking about the criticism from President Trump cup number four, reminding him of, oh, it sounds like the Nazis cut four.

[Studio Announcer]

We're going to go the wrong way if we keep taking in garbage into our country. Let them go back to where they came from.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

What is your response?

[Damon (Host)]

That kind of language from the president.

[Paul Nolan]

It reminds me of Third Reich type language.

[Damon (Host)]

It's reminiscent of Nazis talking about poisoning.

[Paul Nolan]

The blood, calling people human garbage.

[Damon (Host)]

It's just disgusting.

[Paul Nolan]

And it leads invariably to tragic, horrible outcomes. In Rwanda, where there was a genocide.

[Damon (Host)]

It was preceded by rhetoric calling people cockroaches.

[Paul Nolan]

Whenever the most powerful man in the world is using, using his pulpit to dehumanize Americans.

[Damon (Host)]

This is a very concerning, tragic moment.

[Paul Nolan]

And we have to all denounce it and say no to it because these things have a very, very bad history when we allow this kind of language.

[Damon (Host)]

To just go unaddressed.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes. And speaking about language going unaddressed. Cut 5. The most powerful person in the world at that time calling certain Trump supporters garbage. Cut five. Five.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

I don't, I, I don't know the.

[Studio Announcer]

Puerto Rican that, that I know. Or Puerto Rico, where I'm in my.

[Paul Nolan]

Home state of Delaware.

[Studio Announcer]

They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters.

[Rick Delgado]

Ah.

[Studio Announcer]

His, his demonization scene is unconscionable dehumanization. It's un American.

[Rick Delgado]

Right, Keith Ellison. So, yeah, we'll wait for your comments on President Biden.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

No, no, no, no. I don't know.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

Democrats claiming they're worried about language is just too rich to even get into. All right, 43 man. One more to go. An hour one. Live from Studio 6P. We're back right after this.

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All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday break. Brand new week. Glad you're in. December 8th. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Delgado's doing news Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Right now let me go back to Paul Nolan because he's got. I, I saw a little bit of this story. Oh boy. One of our, one of our good friends, one of the new Democrat faces, one of the new leaders of the Democrat Party has decided that she wants to step up to the big leagues.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh boy.

[Damon (Host)]

And that is to run for Senate. Who would that be, Paul?

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, that is m. Nurse Ratched Crockett.

[Rick Delgado]

You're talking about Jazzy.

[Paul Nolan]

Jazzy Crockett. I mean this, this is the ultimate all star. I don't know. Before I get into it, she did her first Senate commercial was just Trump, a bunch of clips of Trump ripping into her and she's all made up like an ole fans girl and she's staring into the camera all smoldery and tough guy. And then her team ripped it down already, so. But it was funny that some of the right wing media posters on X said it, it was as stupid as it gets. But Jasmine Crockett filled paper filed paperwork on Monday formally to launch her bid for the United States Senate just hours after the previous Democratic frontrunner, Colin Aldred withdrew. Aldridge said he was withdrawn as candidacy in order to avoid a messy primary next year in favor of the party uniting behind one candidate heading into the November midter. Crockett announced her campaign in a post on Monday evening as she said she will face state Rep. James Talarico, who is considered a rising star within the Democratic Party. I don't know if you guys remember this, but I'd like to take it down memory lane. This is why I hope she wins.

This is her brilliance at work. If we could roll that, Aaron.

[Podcast Announcer]

They try to act like political violence. It's the Democrats and it's the liberals and it's like actually, actually, I mean I'm not going to say left leaning person cannot be violent because that would be like crazy to say that somebody can't be. But baby, baby, y' all got the white supremacist galore, okay? Like all of them. You got your child boys, you got, you got the neo Nazis. You have people that literally should be classified as domestic terrorists because a lot of times that is what they are doing. They are engaging in domestic terrorism. And guess what? They all align with your, your side.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Podcast Announcer]

Including the kkk. So like, I mean this is, this is who aligns with that. So like inherently in like who you are.

[Rick Delgado]

And the thing is she's stupid and.

[Podcast Announcer]

Most of your violence hasn't been stupid.

[Paul Nolan]

Is correct.

[Podcast Announcer]

That tells you who she hangs out with nevertheless. Like, y' all are a violent group of, like, you attract violent actors.

[Rick Delgado]

And, like.

[Podcast Announcer]

I'm sorry. I know they tried to make Black Lives Matter.

[Paul Nolan]

Africa.

[Damon (Host)]

I mean, we can't play it and then just talk over the whole thing. So go ahead.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, I was going to say pause it. If you're this arrogant about your political views on history and you have absolutely no idea the historical facts, and you could blare this out on a podcast, think about how dumb the people that surround you are, because no one ever challenges her thoughts, because they don't have thoughts that can even rival her miserable thoughts.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, think about it. Think about the person who's interviewing and not pushing back at all. Think about how they never do.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

They never, never do.

[Rick Delgado]

They never push back. And then you got the followers.

[Damon (Host)]

What show is this? Like, the Breakfast Club or something?

[Rick Delgado]

No, it's not even the Breakfast Club. At least Charlemagne would push back.

[Paul Nolan]

I think it was called Fever Dream, if I remember.

[Damon (Host)]

American Fever Dream.

[Paul Nolan]

Fever Dream.

[Damon (Host)]

It's. Yeah. It sounds like. More like a nightmare, but yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

So I know if you want to watch the rest of it, this. It's almost pointless, you know, I'm amazed.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

She hasn't gotten blown up yet.

[Damon (Host)]

I want to. I know. Come on, girl.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Come on.

[Podcast Announcer]

Oh, what about Black Lives Matter? No, no, no. So that's the thing. Like, they try to pretend like that.

[Damon (Host)]

What's that say? Some bad back there? That is sad. I don't believe it. Yeah. I can't. I wonder. God, I can't believe the host didn't push back.

She was over there going, huh? That's right, girl.

[Paul Nolan]

It reminded me of the old skit, Men on Film.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

You know.

[Rick Delgado]

The thing is, though, wasn't that host white? Am I crazy?

[Damon (Host)]

I know, but she was some bad. I could tell you that.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Come on.

[Rick Delgado]

I. I think if you pull up, like, the last. The last frame or two. Yeah, she looks white.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, but she looks like she's oozing white guilt.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

Yep. But she's a bad. Some bad.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, bad.

[Damon (Host)]

Mama Crockett has this whole, like, you know, this I'm from the hood thing, when she's not at all. She's like. She's like Harvard, like, raised like prim and Pride proper, like all American family lawyers and whatever. And then she acts like she's, like, from, like, downtown South Central.

Actually was rolling with nwa Give me a break.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

From Compton.

[Damon (Host)]

Good Lord. Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Don't let me drop a cat up.

[Paul Nolan]

What is that?

[Damon (Host)]

Although I will Say this. I'll tell you why I want her to absolutely get the nomination nation. Because I would pay almost anything, pay per view style to see her go up against Wesley Hunt in a debate one on one. God, please book it right now.

[Paul Nolan]

Please let her win.

[Damon (Host)]

Please. Right now.

[Rick Delgado]

Wait.

[Damon (Host)]

There's no way for her to play the race card there.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

And he would smoke her nine ways to Sunday on everything.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yep.

[Damon (Host)]

Oh, my God.

[Paul Nolan]

She'll find a way to play victim woman. You talk down to me because I'm a woman.

[Rick Delgado]

And of course the. The debate moderators come to a raid every chance they get to the questions beforehand and give and answering for her because she's probably, like I said, she's confidently stupid. So she'll say the dumbest things.

[Damon (Host)]

We. Well, there's a little note there for you, sweetie. Yeah. On where that all originated. And it might not be where you think. Oh my God. Unbelievable.

[Paul Nolan]

Read a book.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slickster's got it. What's going on?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

All right, update on Monday Night Football. One quarter in the book at Sofi and the charges are up 7 to 3 over Philly. And we'll keep an eye on that big D. But second quarter just getting underway. Big third and five for Philly from their own 15 coming up right now. And well, earlier today Jets Chris Boy, person of interest was arrested after New York City shooting. TMZ staff and arrest has been made in connection with the shooting of New York jets player Chris Boyd, a person of interest who was taken into custody on in Buffalo. On Monday, TMZ sports confirmed. I think conspiracy if it was Buffalo, but the jets aren't that good. So I don't think that's the case. Law enforcement sources say a 20 year old man was arrested arrested in western New York just hours ago and is currently on his way back to the Big Apple to face charges in the case. NYPD and U.S. marshals were both part of the apprehension. Boyd was shot outside New York City Hotspot Sale, an Asian fusion restaurant a few blocks away from Times Square around 2am on November 16. The 29 year old suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen, leaving him fighting for his life in critical condition. A few days later, KB took to his Instagram to share an update with his followers, saying he was starting to breathe on his own. You know, went into detail, all of that. Cops later shared a photo of a man they were looking for. It's unclear if the individual is the individual who was Arrested in connection with the shooting. A few days ago, Boyd made his return to the jets facility in New York and his teammates were pumped to have him back. So good news that he's getting back on his feet, but we'll keep an eye on this. But as of now, it's unclear what charges the individual in custody will face when he arrives back in the city. I'm sure there'll be more to follow, obviously with tomorrow night's report. And Dave Portnoy wants to switch to AP poll instead of dishonest idiots at the CFP committee. This thing is really a black eye for the ncaa. Big D. This whole poll thing is just absolutely out. Notre Dame is to going, going joke. I got a story come up with Notre Dame. It is a joke. It's really just a black eye. It started last year a little bit, you know, but this year it's really got.

[Damon (Host)]

I mean, for Notre Dame to. I'm sorry, the way they've reacted is a joke too. But the fact is, for who are the two school, James Madison and Tulane. I'm sorry. I don't care if they went a hundred and oh, they don't belong in this green wave. Stop it.

[Paul Nolan]

Come on.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

The green wave.

[Damon (Host)]

Stop it.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, even Alabama doesn't belong.

[Damon (Host)]

Alabama does not belong.

[Rick Delgado]

They got man, 100%.

[Damon (Host)]

Three losses.

[Rick Delgado]

Three losses and negative four yards rushing on Saturday night. I'm sorry, that team does not joke.

[Damon (Host)]

It's a joke.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah. So the number of people upset about the College Football Playoff, including us, the committee's final rankings is innumerable. The number of people with solutions to the problem is much smaller. Dave Portney has an idea. Use the AP Top 25 poll. Venting his frustration at the time, dishonest idiots who run the cfp. Port argued, argued for abandoning the current selection committee model and using the AP Top 25 Big D. So we'll see.

[Damon (Host)]

What happens on that one. All right. That's a quick wrap, man. Maybe the fastest hour we've ever done. Hour two coming up live from Studio 6P right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

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

[Damon (Host)]

All right, hour two live from Studio 6P, nine o' clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's doing news. Paul Nolan's doing the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on a Monday night. Glad you're in. We'll get to some more news and sports here in hour two. We'll be back at the America first warehouse this Friday, which I believe is the 12th, and then we'll be there next Friday, the 19th, and then we're off until January 9th. So if you're listening and you can hear me or you're thinking about coming to the warehouse, the next two weeks is the time to do it. 12th or 19th, and then obviously not until the new year, January 9th. We'll be back. So we'll be there this. This Friday.

Couple things I wanted to sit on. Some quick hitters. New York City Mayor Elect Zora Moron Zone Moron. Mandani going. He's appointed another person to his transition team.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, he's. He's transitioning.

[Damon (Host)]

Yes, he's transitioning and he has appointed my son Lennon to his transition team. Now, my son, he. He seems like a good dude. He's only been convicted of armed robbery once, so he fits right into the transition team. I don't know if this was discussed when he went to the White House, Mondami, for their big powwow there.

[Paul Nolan]

It reminds me of the Chris Rock bit where he's like, you know, I never been in jail. You're not supposed to be in jail. You're low expectation mother. Yeah, I feed my kids. You're supposed to feed your kids.

[Damon (Host)]

So Zora Mandami appoints Maison Lennon, a conformer, convicted armed robber, to his City hall transition team. So there.

[Rick Delgado]

You know what?

[Damon (Host)]

There's slick.

[Rick Delgado]

Brought that up to me before.

[Damon (Host)]

Here's the picture, Aaron, if you want.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

To put it up, Delgado is.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't think it's that big a deal when you stop and think about it. We do this kind of stuff all the time. Federal government does this stuff all the time. They hire convicted criminals to catch convicted criminals.

[Damon (Host)]

Right. Okay.

[Paul Nolan]

Or. Or they.

[Damon (Host)]

I'm just pointing it out.

[Rick Delgado]

But it just kind of reminded me of the. The movie Catch movies, if you can, where, you know, Frank Abagnale, that kid that, you know.

[Paul Nolan]

Yep.

[Rick Delgado]

Defrauded Pan Am Airlines and God knows what to be a doctor, a lawyer, all this stuff. He turns around and helps the FBI catch fraudsters. Same with.

[Damon (Host)]

So you think that's what this guy's coming in as a convicted. He's going to give the insight on all convicted armed robbers?

[Paul Nolan]

I don't think so.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't. I don't think so. But, I mean, I'm just saying.

[Damon (Host)]

Well, what are you just saying? I don't understand what you. What you're saying. We don't understand. Let me put it that way.

[Paul Nolan]

We.

[Rick Delgado]

We have a history of doing breaking news. This guy's following history.

[Paul Nolan]

Listen, if you're telling me his criminals all over politics, Adam Schiff and Comey and Clinton's. Okay, I'll give you that. But this is definitely not some guy who's going to start cracking the code.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. My son Lennon, former convicted armed robber, is going to work with maybe Tom Holman hand in hand and get to all the. Okay. All right. I got you, Doug. Adam. Yeah.

[Aaron]

Okay.

[Damon (Host)]

Sounds plausible.

[Paul Nolan]

I. I like you thinking outside the box, but I'm not with you on.

[Damon (Host)]

This one way outside.

[Paul Nolan]

You know I love you, bro.

[Rick Delgado]

You know, I'm just trying. I'm just trying to prevent all the people going, oh, well, you know, you guys hire all these people. It's like, well, you know. All right.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, boy. Saddam Hussein High is.

[Damon (Host)]

Oh, no, he's. Don't worry. He's gonna not. He's perfect. All right, Delgado, since you have a lot of.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm just saying.

[Damon (Host)]

It's just saying.

[Rick Delgado]

It's not like we don't do this stuff. We do it all the time. Look at Crazy Eddie. Sam Antar.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

He helps the government now track.

[Aaron]

He.

[Rick Delgado]

He committed fraud on a grand scam.

[Damon (Host)]

Matt Miller says. Delgado, did you learn that one at Texas Roadhouse?

Yeah. Was that. Would you just do a little reading in between ordering your.

[Rick Delgado]

I got recognized.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

You did say roadhouse.

[Damon (Host)]

Did you say you got recognized?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

We have Roadhouse.

[Damon (Host)]

Someone, Jeff said on Facebook, Delgado. This is turning into a crazy town. You got recognized by who?

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know. The guy didn't say his name. He just said, hey, Delgado. And he gave me a fist bump.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Texas Roadhouse or Ponderosa?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, sure you didn't get served with papers?

[Rick Delgado]

Positive.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, let's do. Let's do some more main headlines with the aforementioned Rick Delgado, who you can see next Friday night at the Ponderosa. I mean, the Texas Roadhouse if you want.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Buffet.

[Damon (Host)]

What's going on, Doug?

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know.

I had a. I had a bad round of gas last night.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

He's emptying his tank here.

[Damon (Host)]

Hey, don't take the hint.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

He's cutting. You're cut up, I tell you.

[Damon (Host)]

Guess where that happened.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I was in this whole Friday night. Get out of it now. But what did France say? You can't dig your way out of a hole.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

You weighed of a can of refried beans.

[Damon (Host)]

They said, damon, he's not going there Friday. He's going to Sizzler.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

It's got hot date and Sizzler.

[Paul Nolan]

Beef steak. Charlie's not available.

Or you can eat shrimp.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah, come on, let's do the headlines here.

[Rick Delgado]

I gotta go to Big Barry's next. Anyhow, President Trump on Monday reacted to to Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's interview on 60 Minutes, asserting that she is not America first or MAGA. She announced in November she's going to be resigning from Congress come January, asserting that nothing ever gets better for regular Americans. Her announcement came as a rift in development between herself and the president, the latter of whom announced prior to her formal resignation that he would be withdrawing his support and endorsement of the Georgia Congress Congresswoman. He later went on to celebrate her resignation, deeming it great news for the country. As for Marjorie Taylor Greene, I said she showed up on 60 Minutes talking to Leslie Stahl. Here she is, cut number six, talking about Republicans and what they say about Donald Trump. Cut number six. Check this out.

[Damon (Host)]

Behind the scenes. Do they talk differently?

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

Yes.

[Rick Delgado]

How?

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

Oh, it's. It would shock people.

[Damon (Host)]

Well, let's shock people.

[Rick Delgado]

Okay.

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

I watched many of my colleagues go from making fun of him, making fun of how he talks, making fun of me constantly for supporting him to when he won the primary in 2024. They all started.

Excuse my language, Leslie kissing his ass and decided to put on a MAGA hat for the first time.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there she is with some comments there. Since then, Green has continued to speak out, making waves. During the interview on 60 Minutes, she identif identified herself as America First. And of course, the president reacted saying she is not America first or maga because nobody could have changed her views so fast. And her views are those of a very dumb person. He said, here is, here is more. Marjorie Taylor Greene from 60 Minutes talking about denouncing antisemitism and taking APAC donations. Cut number seven. Check this out.

[Damon (Host)]

Why did you vote against the Antisemitism Awareness Act?

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

Since I've been a member of Congress, we've had several resolutions that constantly denounce anti Semitism. I've already voted denouncing anti Semitism many times before it becomes an exercise that they force on Congress, and I simply got tired of it.

[Damon (Host)]

Is, is there no value in having the United States Congress reaffirm the fact that they denounce anti Semitism in the face of a growing issue, a growing problem?

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

We don't have to get on our knees and say it over and over again when we get on our knees. Yes, we do not have to get on our knees.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, most members of Congress disagree with you.

[Jazzy Crockett (Guest or Referenced Person)]

Well, most members of Congress take donations from Amazon and I don't.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there's some sharp, sharp criticism from the Republican representative out of Georgia during the interview. She also claimed that Trump's criticisms have resulted in death threats and asserted other Republicans agree with her but are too nervous to speak out due to potential backlash. She also criticized Trump for not being America First. So there you have it. As the rift between Marjorie Taylor Greene and the president continues. And it continued last night in 60 minutes. Did you get a chance to watch it there, Damon, or did you, you enjoy, enjoy your evening?

[Damon (Host)]

Not one second of it. And seeing those two clips is not going to make me run and go watch it either. You know, you can have disagreements with the president. I have no problem with that. Obviously, we talk about it every night in the show. I take a lot of grief for having disagreements on certain things. You know, one disagreement here doesn't make you not a supporter. But I'm sorry, just, you can't run to Leslie Stahl. I mean, he just, I just one of the worst, having disagreements, talking out a fine running to Leslie Stahl and.

[Paul Nolan]

60 Minutes, which is the ultimate propaganda mission machine.

[Damon (Host)]

It really starts to look like, you know, sour grapes because your career imploded after he told you he wouldn't support you, Honestly.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

So can't, can't really take it serious.

[Rick Delgado]

There you have it from 60 Minutes last night. And I don't know if you saw this story out of Nebraska again. You know, we're seeing these stories kind of all over the country, but this one in Nebraska caught my attention as police say criminal, illegal alien, what a surprise. Injured four officers at a Nebraska gas station shootout. The Salvadorian national, Juan Melgar Ayala, reportedly shot a shopper at random, A random shopper before police confronted him at a QT gas station. Here is the, the chief of police with a statement on this. This is cut number eight, Chief of police right there over in, in Nebraska. Check this out.

[Damon (Host)]

Out cut 8 got upon the car, followed that car to the QT here. They watched the suspect get out, go into the bathroom, at which time when the bathroom came out, the suspect started firing on the officers. Two officers have been hit, third one has been hit by shrapnel. The officers return fire. The suspect, 29 year old Hispanic, roughly late 20s, is dead at the scene. At the QT. At this point in time.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, at this point in time and every point in time after that, he'll still be dead. The armed suspect accused of wounding those multiple officers, again, like I mentioned, fired and shot a 61 year old man earlier. And that's when police got on the scene and followed him. They confronted him coming out of that bathroom like he said and opened fire on the police. And of course now they don't have to worry about a court hearing because like he said, the gunman is now dead. So thank goodness the cops seem to be okay. According to, according to the sergeant there, the OPD officers shot by Ayala face non life threatening injuries. The men and women of law enforcement are heroes and they protect us every day. So it's, it's good news for the cops. And again, another bad guy gone. And another, another sad reminder of the result of the previous administration and the kind of people they let into this country.

[Damon (Host)]

I'm having a revelation as I'm sitting here listening to you. Not about what you're reporting on, but as I'm just listening, looking at some of the clips that are coming out tonight from Jasmine Crockett's.

Speech about running. We may have a new, we may have a new basis for Crazy Town on a nightly basis. Oh, yes, let's, let's hear a date demo here right now. Let's hear this.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

That'd be good.

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Now there are those that say, ain't no way we didn't try it at 50 kinds of ways. Let me be clear. Y' all ain't never tried it the J.C. way?

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah, the J.C. way. It could be something we used to.

[Podcast Announcer]

Telling us what I can't do.

[Damon (Host)]

Okay.

[Podcast Announcer]

But they have no idea what Crockett's crew will do.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Crockett's crew.

[Podcast Announcer]

And so I just want to be clear. For all the haters in the back, listen up real loud. We going to get this thing done.

[Damon (Host)]

We going to get popping in here.

We gonna get it popping. Popping up in here.

[Paul Nolan]

Say dang. No dang.

[Damon (Host)]

I'm going to find some music for that. It's coming back.

[Rick Delgado]

Ain't no thanks.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this. We going to get it popping, too.

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[Paul Nolan]

Four jars for free. And I'll be a judge of it because I. I got a bad wing, too.

[Damon (Host)]

I have been using it on my shoulder.

[Paul Nolan]

It's a jar.

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And I. I'll tell you, I'll put.

[Paul Nolan]

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[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

After that date side now, you should put one in your glove compartment, Delgado. You could use one of those.

[Damon (Host)]

Oh, man. But it does work. I'll tell you what. It. It won't make it. It's not. They're not claiming it's going to make the totally go away. I got fluid in the joint here where I'm not supposed to, but I have pain. But I'll tell you what, I have actually been using it pretty regular regularly, and it definitely has provided me some relief, especially when I wake up and sleep because I sleep with my arm over my head sometimes and I used to have to take it down. Oh. And I don't. I don't have to do that.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, you're old when it hurts to wake up.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, I'm very old then.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah, exactly.

[Rick Delgado]

That's a little different than the advice you gave us on Friday.

[Paul Nolan]

All right, one. So how do you know you're old when you frame the fart or you're afraid to wake up?

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah. So that's my commercial for the wellness Company. Company. Buy it, rub it on. It works. There you go. What's that? Six words? That's all they need.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS Exp is the promo code to use. Slickster. What's going on?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

All right. Cameron Dicker, the kicker for the Charges, just hit a 45 yard field goal to put the charges up 10 to 3 over Philadelphia tonight. So good game there. About 8, 40 to go there in the first half. And 10, 3 charges are up. Looking good so far, Aaron. By the way, I got to mention, you know, she's 16 games over.500 now. Big D with that 40 win.

[Damon (Host)]

That's just incredible. Two seasons in a row.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, I know. It's incredible possible to catch her. I mean, I'm three games over.500. I got a lot of work to do, but that's just absolutely incredible. Aaron, you're doing a great job. I gotta. Gotta shout you out. I didn't get a chance to get into those numbers and Mike, who was 3 and 1, came in good. But the audience has still got a little ways to go even to get the 500.

[Damon (Host)]

Hey, I just got a text from Jasmine Crockett.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, what does it say?

[Damon (Host)]

Hey, it's Jasmine Crockett with some big news that I wanted you to hear straight from me. Today. I'm launching my campaign in Texas for the U.S. senate. You know me, I didn't come to Congress to play it safe. I came to raise hell for working families, protect our freedoms, and call out extremism wherever it rears its ugly head. Now, with the stakes higher than ever, a madman in the White House and his most loyal foot soldiers in Congress giving him carte blanche. I'm stepping up again, this time to flip a Senate seat the Republicans have held for far too long. Let me be blunt. Texas is ready if you're ready. Watch my launch video by clicking on the link. And then Russia donation to help us have a historic first day. I'm running because I believe Texas is worth fighting for with gratitude and fire. Jasmine.

[Rick Delgado]

Fire. She's on fire.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Who knew?

[Damon (Host)]

So I just got that text from her just now.

[Paul Nolan]

You had to read that in a podcast?

[Damon (Host)]

Let me, let me reply.

[Paul Nolan]

She has two accents. Her regular talking voice.

[Damon (Host)]

What up, girl?

[Paul Nolan]

Accent.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

I think it put sdop.

[Damon (Host)]

Let's get this popping. You have zero chance to win and Wesley Hunt will demolish you in a one on one debate.

[Paul Nolan]

Are you trolling live on air?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

He's going to bring her on the show.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm thinking she Might not answer?

[Damon (Host)]

Probably not.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

All right, Big D, what are we doing?

[Damon (Host)]

I have no idea.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Sports still 10 to 3 okay. Ex Memphis football player killed by police after pulling gun Breitbart News or Hawkins reporting. Former University of Memphis Tigers defensive player Leandre Thomas was shot and killed by law enforcement after pulling a gun from his waistband on December 4th. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says TMZ Sports reported that a woman in Sandy Springs, Georgia called around 10:30am and alleged man was the alleged man was assaulting her while she was walking her dog. So officers arrived and found 27 year old Thomas and her were talking with when he allegedly reached for his belt to retrieve a weapon. The GBI said during the conversation Thomas pulled a handgun from his waistband. One officer then shot Thomas, injuring him. WTOC noted that Thomas was rushed to the hospital where he later died. The commander Commercial Appeal pointed out that no law enforcement officers were injured in the incident. ABC24 observed that Thomas played for the Tigers from 2017 to 2019. So wow. Crazy story there, Big D. And a little hall of Fame news. Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds miss out on latest chance to how about Mattingly?

[Damon (Host)]

Did he miss out again too?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Mattingly? Yes. Scott Thompson of Fox News Jeff Kent has been elected to the National Baseball hall of Fame by the Contemporary Baseball Era committee. Kent, the 2000 NL MVP winner who played the majority of his career at second base, received 14 of the possible season 16 votes from the committee to earn his place in Cooperstown as a part of the class of 2026. Kent was the only candidate to receive the necessary 75% of votes from the 16 person committee. They only picked one guy. The next closest was Carlos Delgado. No relations to Rick Delgado, who received nine of the 16 votes. Meanwhile, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Gary Sheffield, all players linked to using performance enhancing drugs in their careers, each received less than five votes. Fernando Valenzuela, Don Mattingly and Dale Murphy also did not receive the votes. Necessary. That's bad. Those are good players. They belong in the hall of Fame. What the heck's going on?

[Rick Delgado]

Jeff Kent Take nothing away from Jeff Kent. Great second baseman, but he wasn't feared like Mattingly was feared in the 80s. He was feared.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, Roger. Roger Clemens can't have a couple of.

[Paul Nolan]

Those 40 home run seasons. Didn't he have a couple big seasons?

[Rick Delgado]

He might have. Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

I'm not saying. I'm not saying no. But they could have voted other guys in. Yeah, it's not just one guy that they had to vote in. Roger Clemens won 354 games. Can you imagine? Went through his own witch hunt. He was acquitted of all charges. If he doesn't get into the hall of Fame, he should sue the hell out of Major League Baseball. Trump wrote a truth social yesterday. So the president wasn't too happy about this. And this just in. Big day, you know, the Green Bay Green. Big day. The Green Bay packers won last night.

Want to get that on the record?

[Damon (Host)]

All right, we're back. More news with Delgado. Paul Nolan coming up.

It.

How is she?

All right. Live from Studio 6B. Hello. Testing. Is this on? Testing my ears. Live from Studio 6B.

I mean I can hear you, so okay. People can hear me. I guess I can't hear myself, but that's okay. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night. Man, the show's going so fast. I didn't check in on our poll. There's a poll on X. I don't think it really matters because I think we know the answers. Most of you agree that the government should not be in charge of deciding life, liberty and property, especially when it comes to AI and ruining the landscape of some of our most important stuff states. 422 votes, 97% to 3.

On our poll. That's on our X. So that's pretty overwhelming. So. All right, let's do some more headline news. Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, Damon. Well, from the, from the John Solomon, just the news website. He's got a story here that again, you know, touches back to a story that broke couple weeks ago and continues to raise a bunch of questions now as Barry Loudermilk is asking for an interview with a key pipe bomb witness whose timeline diverges with the FBI. The witness who later publicly identified herself as Carlin Younger, said she found a pipe bomb in the alleyway while doing laundry the day of the Capitol riot. This is Chairman Barry Loudermilk that I'm referring to the Republican National Committee. He's the head of to appear. He's asked for the witness to appear before the committee for a transcribed interview with the subcommittee investigating January.

Her tip and interview with the FBI way back then were turned over to Congress earlier this year by FBI Director Cash Patel. Those documents show she told the FBI she was certain that the bomb appeared in the alleyway near her apartment during a 40 minute period just after noon on January 6th. Of course, what we've learned from the FBI is no, no, no, they were planted the day before. Well, her account conflicts with the FBI timeline which shows the bomb was planted the night beforehand. Despite alerting law enforcement to the bomb, the FBI did not interview Younger until five days after the incident. In the days following the discovery, in the absence of any inquiry by the FBI led by Director Christopher Wray.

After she submitted the online tip identifying herself as the person the RNC pipe bomb and offered information relating to the incident. Given your discovery, according to Loudermick, and subsequent interactions with the FBI, you are uniquely situated to provide information, he says, regarding the circumstances surrounding the FBI's response to an investigation of the RNC pipe bomb. Now, if you remember some of the video of this, you know, they show this woman walking up and down, I guess down that alleyway where she supposedly noticed this bomb as well, and again, said it happened the day of January 6th, not on January 5th. So, again, that kind of conflicts with the FBI's own timeline and their information after five years, of course, you remember just the other day, the FBI arrested Brian Cole Jr. Of Virginia in connection with the placement of those two pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC buildings in D.C. he was charged in court with placing the explosives after the FBI tracked his credit card purchase history. The FBI alleges Cole acquired the bomb making materials over the course of an extended period between 2019 and 2020. And again, watching this video, it raises a lot of questions. Who is he talking to on the cell phone? Why did he stop there, of all places? Why did he wave to police as he's walking down the street? And another question that kind of popped up, Paul, and this is my conspiracy tinfoil hat getting a little tighter. Maybe he wasn't placing the bombs at.

[Paul Nolan]

All, saying a patsy.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, maybe he was just sent to make it look like he was placing bombs. Right, because we. I, I think they never actually show him placing anything, making the motions that he did, but there's never really any. Unless I, I miss those parts of the video.

[Paul Nolan]

No, I don't.

[Damon (Host)]

I.

[Paul Nolan]

No, I think you're on that. I don't think there's any video of him facing bombs.

[Rick Delgado]

Right. Which would explain why this woman said no, she. She noticed it when she walked past, because I guess she walked twice and then noticed it the second time. So maybe this was just to. I don't know, man. It raises, again, it raises more questions.

[Damon (Host)]

You watch Mike Ben's.

[Paul Nolan]

I didn't know.

[Rick Delgado]

I didn't have a chance.

[Paul Nolan]

I ended up starting a book, you know, I watched them called the Devil's Chessboard about Allen Dulles, the CIA and the secret government by a guy named Talbot. 25 hour audiobook but I'm, I'm going to get through it.

[Rick Delgado]

So what are you, what are doing? You have to say, Damon, he seems.

[Damon (Host)]

Pretty confident in not only the case, but that they got their guy. I mean he goes back to some stuff he reported on. He makes a big deal of the shoes. Have you heard his.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, you heard his whole shoes?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, we talked about that.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Saying that he got rid of the shoes just after the, the placing of the bombs.

[Damon (Host)]

Well, yeah, just in profiling the person who. This would be based on the shoes. And back in 2000, I guess 19 or whenever this was 2000, 2020 when he first reported on it and they looked at the type of shoe, he said the idea that this was. I said back then the idea that this was some. A white Trump supporter was laughable, given the history, I guess the history of the, of the sneaker.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Damon (Host)]

That they found and that it was, you know, it was huge in the black rap hip hop community that, that even back then he thought that was one of the big glaring things to focus on as far as trying to identify, identify this person.

[Paul Nolan]

I'm glad you're following Ben's. He's. Everything he researches is fantastic. I mean he does his work right there in front of you. It's. It's great.

[Damon (Host)]

He thinks the case is very tight.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, I did read a little bit about it, that it looks to me like they really have the person they want here. So that's good. But the problem is.

[Studio Announcer]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, it's the person they want. You said it right there. This is the person they want.

[Paul Nolan]

The history of us not being able to trust anything we comes out of D.C. and FBI.

[Damon (Host)]

But I guess that's my point. I don't think he feels that way. Like this is the person that they, they want. He feels like they've got their.

[Paul Nolan]

No, I didn't mean it that way. I meant that like they have their guy and apparently it's an airtight case. But you know, again, how much can we trust our government and the intelligentsia that has lied to us for what, 60 years?

[Damon (Host)]

But doesn't Ben's feel that more than most too, as much as you do?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, yeah, I, Yeah, he's a, he's a, he's a absolute.

[Damon (Host)]

He worked there, right.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. And he's a cynic and he spends all his time and he, and he dismantles everything he sees. It doesn't look to me like he's on the take. So I, if he's competent, that's for me, it's good to hear.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

I still have a problem with the whole lone gunman theory.

[Damon (Host)]

I mean, the Lone Placer theory that he did this himself.

[Rick Delgado]

I just call it the lone gunman theory because it's just too neat, it's too tidy. Hey, it's only one person. That's all we got to worry about. We don't have to dig any deeper. Deeper than that. We don't have to ask any more questions. Don't worry about the person he was talking to. It doesn't really matter. Don't worry. Where he may have gotten the idea that he could do this, why was he using two years to put the bombs together and then of course, he gets rid of the shoes right away. But. But he keeps all the bomb materials in his house, so make sure that they'll be found when they come looking for it. I don't know.

[Paul Nolan]

Listen, exactly. I understand why you're skeptical. Because look at, you know, Roush and, and, and Booth. And it's just as always, always just one person who's the. And it's over. And then it's over. They wash it.

[Rick Delgado]

Don't get me wrong. I hope I'm wrong.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, but like you said, you know, how many times have we been told the same, the same story and we find out decades later, ah, we were getting lied to all the time. All the time. Right. So why should, why should we. Why should we not think Lucy's gonna pull the football this.

She always does.

[Paul Nolan]

Leave me to me the only the wild card. And this is. I want to trust Ben's. But he worked in the State Department, so who knows? Who can you trust? I mean, I could trust. I trust you, Delgado.

[Rick Delgado]

Hey, thanks.

[Paul Nolan]

I trust you.

[Rick Delgado]

I'll try to make sure I stand outside the car.

[Paul Nolan]

So I don't know.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, what else, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

Let's see. I don't know if you saw this story. Damon as well as 21 people were victims of an attack including a toddler in a pepper spray robbery attack at a London airport. Four men robbed a suitcase in an elevator and deployed pepper spray before fleeing. One suspect arrested. Now you're asking yourself self, why is Delgado talking about this story? Well, I think it's more to point out what you don't get from the news report. Police arrested a 31 year old man Sunday at a London airport following a robbery in which 21 people including a three year old child were pepper sprayed. The morning incident happened at Heathrow Airport when a group of four men stole a woman's Suitcase. A group of four men, not identified. A woman was robbed by her suitcase. According to commander. Police said the suspects then fled the incident. They appeared to be three young men dressed all in black with their heads covered. Again, not giving you any descriptions whatsoever of the people that they caught. Authorities said the victim and the suspects, quote, unquote, knew each other. And they're treating the cases, they're not treating the case as a terror related incident, but at this stage, let's face it, you get, you get a bunch of people running around an airport causing problems and spread pepper spraying. 21 other people. Yeah. And they don't give a description at all of any of the guys that were arrested? Well, of course, I guess they were just. Well, we know that they were for humans. That's all we know. Right, that's it. This is what you get from the.

[Paul Nolan]

While we're in London, can I do a quick story?

[Rick Delgado]

The mainstream news. Hold on, I got a clip that goes with this. Paul, I think you'll enjoy this. No memories. Mention of the description of the perps we know. Why? Just ask Joey Barton, who gets sentenced here for mean tweets. Cut. Nine.

[Damon (Host)]

Racially aggravated offenses. There will be custodial terms of six months and on count 6, 8, 9 and 10, custodial terms of four months. All such terms to run concurrently and all suspended for a period of time, 18 months. If during that 18 month period you commit any further.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it. Joey Barton, the former footballer, any further.

[Damon (Host)]

Tweets we don't like, we throw you in the padded room for two years.

Do you like my hair?

[Paul Nolan]

Are you kidding me with that? Pompous.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, you can't mention, you can't mention if there are certain, you know, certain background or ethnicity in news articles. And in the uk they make sure you can't mention anything. You can't even mean tweet about anybody that could be considered offensive.

[Paul Nolan]

In nineteen seven, the Brits gave up all their guns and now they're getting arrested for memes. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And going to jail for. Not only arrested, but going to jail.

[Damon (Host)]

What's next?

[Rick Delgado]

Just an amazing story. Now you were saying that this is something you all looking at. Tuple.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I had this story. I was just trying to get to it in the last segment. But it's just, to me, it's just, it's another example of, you know, London. I still think, you know, they're the head of the snake of globalism and, and they just keep kind of blaming it on every country outside of them. But this is just another example of just absolute totalitarianism. And, and they're talking about Trump being Hitler. It's just so laughable. Give up your guns and this is what you get.

[Rick Delgado]

And they claim they have. Have free speech.

[Paul Nolan]

What if you say that, if you, if you say you don't have free speech, they put you in jail, right?

I don't know.

[Damon (Host)]

Derek Crabtree on, on Facebook says trusting Delgado is like trusting Texas roadhouse for a fresh steak.

[Rick Delgado]

What does that mean?

[Paul Nolan]

I saw some boomers.

[Damon (Host)]

That's sure why he's saying that.

[Paul Nolan]

Some boomer called us. She called us idiots about the conspiracy. I'll guarantee the woman conspiracy theory about the government. She got to be over 70. I'll bet everything they still trust the government. Sorry.

[Damon (Host)]

I don't know if everybody over 70 does.

[Paul Nolan]

Us whipper snappers. Don't, don't believe him anymore.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't think Vin still trusts it.

[Damon (Host)]

There's a lot of people, I think there's a lot of people over, over the age of 70 don't trust the government.

[Paul Nolan]

I have the Pew research. I could dig it up for you.

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah, I'm wrong. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

75% of the. Of people over 68 believe the government wouldn't lie.

[Damon (Host)]

All right, live from. We will wrap it up with everybody right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

I triggered the boomers.

[Damon (Host)]

Sam.

13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B.

Slick doing sports, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan doing the new. So let's get to everybody here in the last segment, see what else is on their radar that we haven't touched on. Paul Nolan, I'll start with you.

Okie. All right.

[Paul Nolan]

So, Jamie. Oh, well, I don't know what's so funny over there. Delgado.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, it was a dead silence.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, you didn't, you know, he said he's going to come to me. Usually says about the story first.

[Damon (Host)]

Oh, no, I don't, I don't have that.

[Paul Nolan]

Whatever the story is, Pritzker is at it again. And this. The sanctuary state of Illinois has released 1800 illegal aliens charged with crimes such as murder, assault, burglary, robbery, sex crimes, all of them back into the community since presidency President Trump took office in late January, new data reveals the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Director Todd Lyons released the data on Monday while urging Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raul to honor more than 4,000 active ICE detainers that the agency has lodged against criminal illegal aliens in the sanctuary state. So Pritzker is doing everything in his power to undermine the great President Donald Trump, who's not only at War with the entire global, you know, banking system. He and saving us, by the way. He now has these communists and absolute morons in Illinois wrecking him as well. So that's it.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. Very good, Delgado. What else is in the headlines?

[Podcast Announcer]

All right.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, a couple of headlines. This one caught my attention to coming out of Texas since you were talking about Jazzy Crockett there earlier. This is actually good news out of Texas. New law allowing pharmacists to dispense Ivermectin without a prescription is going to take effect. Texas to become the fifth state to allow Ivermectin available over the counter. Damon. And I know you say you use it as a prophylactic as well, right?

[Damon (Host)]

Yeah, I use it prophylactically to ward off respiratory infections. I get it here in, in New York. No problem.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Texans may now access Ivermectin from their local pharmacies without a doctor's prescription. According to this, after a new pass, a new law passed earlier this year by those legislators are going to just took effect on December 4. It is now known that officially ivermectin is available without a prescription in Texas and pharmacists are fully allowed to dispense, According to Houston's Dr. Mary Talley Bowen, as she announced and celebrated on X. A new law passed House Bill 25 also protects pharmacists from criminal, civil and professional disciplinary liability. It's amazing that you have to protect them from doing their jobs for responsibly dispensing Ivermectin. Although the law states pharmacists may dispense without a prescription, it does not state they shall do so. Some pharmacies still may choose not to do so. The law also authorizes the Texas State Board of Pharmacy to set the the rules for dispensing Ivermectin. Turns out State Representative Joanne Schoffner, Representative, Republican Representative, authored the legislation during the special session earlier this year. The measure was made a priority by the governor and speaker of the House. And Schoffner wrote on X that this law gives families more control and removes barriers to treatment options that should have never been denied. So she said today that all ends and she's celebrating as well. So there you have it, Texas, another feather in your cap for the new law where you can get Ivermectin over the counter without a prescription.

[Damon (Host)]

And speaking of more wins in the states, another big win in Florida as the governor of Florida today designates care, which is a big one.

[Rick Delgado]

Yep.

[Damon (Host)]

The Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organizations Effective immediately. So another. Another big win there on that one. That's a good one.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there you have it, Damon.

[Damon (Host)]

All right. Very good, Sports Slick. I'll let you wrap it up. Sports is brought to you by our friend, of course, Mike Lind. LFSXP is the promo code to use. Before we get to that. Yeah, before we get to that.

I did click on the Jasmine Crockett link that she sent me.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, good.

[Damon (Host)]

Just to get to her campaign release video. Do you want. Do you want to take a look?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Yeah, we got to see.

[Damon (Host)]

Like I said, I think Crazy Town, maybe we'll call it Crazy Hood. I don't know, is coming back. Here's the release. Here's the release video.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, this is.

[Studio Announcer]

How about this new one? They have their new star, Crockett.

[Rick Delgado]

How about her?

[Studio Announcer]

She's the new star of the Democrat Party, Jasmine Crockett. They're in big trouble. But you have this woman, Crockett.

[Rick Delgado]

She's a very low IQ person.

[Studio Announcer]

I watched her speak the other day. She's definitely a low IQ person.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Victim Crockett.

[Damon (Host)]

Oh, man. Oh, man.

[Studio Announcer]

She's a very low IQ IQ person.

Somebody said the other day, she's one.

[Rick Delgado]

Of the leaders of the party.

[Damon (Host)]

I said, you got to be kidding.

[Studio Announcer]

Now they're going to rely on Crockett. Crockett's going to bring them back.

[Damon (Host)]

That is, if you don't believe me. No, there it is. Right on her site. Really? I just played that from right here.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, supposedly she had. This is what I was talking about earlier. That apparently, according to, like, data, Republican or some. She pulled that because it was not testing well.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, no. It makes her look like an idiot.

[Paul Nolan]

She is an idiot.

[Rick Delgado]

And the fact that she's now got it posted on her website confirms she is indeed an idiot.

[Damon (Host)]

That is crazy, isn't it? All right, Slick. Take us home.

[Paul Nolan]

What's going on?

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Football is embroiled in a game of hot potato here. Turnovers galore. More turnovers in a bakery on Easter Sunday. It's unbelievable. But right now, the charges lead 10 to 6 at the half. Jake Elliott attempted his third field goal of the night and missed it. He just pushed it wide left. So this game is 10 to 6, starting the second quarter in about nine.

[Paul Nolan]

Sorry.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Starting the second half in about nine and a half minutes. So we'll have a report on that tomorrow night. Aaron and I are on the Chargers, and we're plus one and a half. So, Aaron, we're doing a little bit better than a field goal right now. Let's see what happens. And heats Terry Rozier pleads Not Guilty to sports betting charges AP report Out of NEW York Miami Heat player Terry Rozier pleaded not guilty Monday to charges he helped gamblers placing bets on his performance in NBA games. The 31 year old point guard formerly entered the plea during his arraignment in federal court in Brooklyn on wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy charges, and he was released on a $3 million bond secured by his home in Florida and another property. Prosecutor say Rozier conspired with friends to help them win bets on his performance in a March 2023 game when he played for the Charlotte Hornets. He was instructed not to gamble, have firearms, to have any contact with victims, co defendants and witnesses in the case. Rozier, who's from Ohio, additionally surrendered his passport and was restricted to traveling between Florida, Ohio and New York unless granted prior approval. Rozier, wearing a gray suit, didn't speak in court other than to answer yes or no to the judge's questions. He declined to comment afterwards, but his lawyer, Jim Trustee, said his client was excited to begin mounting his defense against the charges. Trustee said at a hearing later with the five other defendants in the case that he would soon be filing a motion to dismiss the case based on constitutional grounds.

[Damon (Host)]

Jim Trustee is a hell of an.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

Attorney, is top notch, well, big money, right? He also urged the judge to proceed with the case on a specific speedy timeline, saying Rozier is dealing with multiple layers of litigation, including arbitration with the NBA. But US District Judge LaShawn DRC hall brushed aside those concerns, saying arbitration with the league is of no concern for me. She set the next hearing for the case March 3 after hearing from prosecutors that they would soon be handling handing over voluminous amounts of evidence to defense lawyers, including an initial set of 1,000 documents and more than 550 more than 55 gigabytes of data. That's a lot of information, Big D. I don't have time to get into the Notre Dame's story. We're just about ready to close up Big D, so I'm gonna throw back to you with 30.

[Damon (Host)]

Well, the Notre Dame thing looks like sour grapes.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

It is sour grapes, no question about it.

[Damon (Host)]

I mean, their whole, their whole. I mean, first of all, don't be in this stupid independent league. If you want to be considered playing a conference, that'd be number one. But having said that, they should be in. But I don't know. You can't have a prestigious university with the things on the walls that they have. Play like a champion do all this and now all of a sudden you're taking your ball and going home. That looks ridiculous.

[Slick (Sports Analyst)]

No, but it's good. Good to see Miami get in though.

[Rick Delgado]

All right.

[Damon (Host)]

As always, we salute our military, active and active police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines thanks God's on the show. Aaron Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. The live from Studio 6B audience we'll see you tomorrow night. Right back here now. The president speaks tomorrow night around 6 o'. Clock. If it's on time, I suspect it may start a little late which means it's going to run a little late, which means it could run into us in the 8 o' clock hour. But we will be here right after the president is done speaking. Right back here live from Studio 6B. We'll see you tomorrow.

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