Live From Studio 6B - Monday, February 9 2026

Summary

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Real America’s Voice – Live From Studio 6B (Monday, February 9, 2026)

Date: February 10, 2026
Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host/Panel: Damon, Slick Rick (Amarati), Rick Delgado, Aaron, Fran

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Episode Overview

This lively, fast-moving episode of "Live From Studio 6B" combines irreverent sports banter, behind-the-scenes personal stories, pop culture and halftime show critiques, and in-depth political commentary. The main focuses of the evening are Super Bowl 60’s fallout—including game analysis and the massive impact of Turning Point USA’s alternative MAGA halftime show—and critical legislative debates on the Republican Party’s current crossroads and election integrity bills. Listeners also get updates on a developing high-profile abduction story and spirited, skeptical coverage of the week’s news.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Super Bowl 60 Recap and Analysis

• Hosts break down a "horrific" Super Bowl:
  • Seattle Seahawks routed New England Patriots 29-13 in a game described as "abysmal" and "the worst Super Bowl I’ve ever watched, hands down" (Damon, 03:21).
  • Pats’ inability to adapt, head coach Vrabel’s lack of offensive adjustment, and rookie QB Drake Maye’s struggles are examined.
  • “They never make a change…It was just brutal.” (Damon, 07:32)
• Halftime Entertainment Comparison:
  • Turning Point USA (TPUSA) hosted an alternative “All-American” MAGA halftime show with Kid Rock covering Cody Johnson, drawing tens of millions of viewers away from the NFL's official halftime (see Section 2).
  • Official halftime performer Bad Bunny is critiqued for a Spanish-language performance that left the studio cold: “If your audience speaks English and every word coming out of this guy’s mouth is Spanish, they’re not going to enjoy it” (Rick Delgado, 07:52).

Notable Quote:

"That was the worst Super Bowl I’ve ever watched, hands down. It’s not even close." — Damon [03:21]

2. TPUSA MAGA Halftime Show Steals Spotlight

• MAGA Halftime's Massive Ratings:
  • Viewership estimates across all platforms soar past 35–50 million, far exceeding expectations.
  • “It was a huge success. Real America’s Voice, of course, covered it wall to wall…” — Damon [06:45]
• Impact on NFL & Legacy Media:
  • Discussing how this mirrors the famous 1992 “In Living Color” halftime that siphoned viewers and forced the NFL to rethink future shows.
  • “Don’t be surprised if the NFL freaks out again… when we did it to them, the next year was Michael Jackson.” — Rick Delgado on Keenan Ivory Wayans’ comments [22:05]

Notable Quote:

“Numbers don’t lie… TPUSA… has now been hailed as a massive success… lauded as a shot across the bow for the NFL’s official broadcast.” — Slick Rick [16:39]

• Technical Oddity:
  • Critique of Trinity Broadcast Network (TBN) overlaying Joe Rogan faith-clip audio on the Kid Rock performance feed.
  • "I have no idea what...whoever they are, what they were doing. It was really weird." — Damon [06:15]
• Dedication to Charlie Kirk:
  • The MAGA half-time was said to be “for Charlie,” referencing the late founder’s legacy.

3. Personal Updates and Weekend Adventures

• Life in Cold Northeast:
  • Damon shares a series of winter calamities: frozen oil lines, no heat, burst pipes, and house flooding: "[It’s been] a calamity, total calamity of errors." [11:24]
  • Rick Delgado mirrors with heat struggles, burns, and taking his mom out for birthday during a snowstorm.

Memorable Banter:

"You wake up, want to know? Okay, I'll tell you. Sure, sure. No one cares..." — Damon (joking about house misfortunes) [09:53]

4. Sports Segment & Odds Recap

• Odds Makers Season Standings:

  • Aaron edges Slick Rick for top season performance; audience scores “respectably.”
  • Super Bowl betting trends: sportsbooks "must have just gotten hammered" as everyone bet on the Seahawks [09:10].

• Olympics News:

  • Coverage of Lindsey Vonn’s catastrophic crash.
  • Complaint about U.S. Olympic athletes focusing on "representing for friends" over country: "They're just a bunch of losers... I want all the skiers [to fall]..." — Damon, tongue-in-cheek [89:27]

5. Political Analysis: GOP’s Moment on Election Integrity

• First Word Monologue:

  • Urges Senate Republicans to prioritize and pass the “Save America Act”—mandating documentary citizenship proof and voter ID for federal elections.
  • Heavy criticism of Mitch McConnell and other Senate Republicans for blocking or stalling the bill.
  • Explains filibuster facts; calls for a “talking filibuster” to force Democrats to defend lack of voter integrity openly.
  • “You don’t need to nuke the filibuster... force an old fashioned talking filibuster… make Democrats actually stand on the floor and talk until they physically can’t anymore.” — Damon [31:51]
  • Emphasis that most Americans—including Democrats—support voter ID (polls cited: 82% overall, 71% of Democrats).

• Adam Schiff Interview Reaction:

  • Adam Schiff claims voter ID laws "disenfranchise" people, despite overwhelming public support. Delgado and Damon mock the lack of substantial media follow-up.
  • “He’s looking at people across the board… telling him to his face… and he says ‘No, no, you don’t get representative government.’” — Rick Delgado [36:55]

• GOP Criticisms:

  • Panel voices frequent frustration at perceived Republican timidity vs. Democratic willingness to wield power ruthlessly.

6. Savannah Guthrie’s Mother Abduction Updates

• Case Details:
  • Law enforcement searches, timelines, and possible ransom notes discussed.
  • Both hosts express skepticism: lack of evidence, absence of negotiation, and irregularities point to a possible non-kidnapping scenario.
  • "It just stinks to high heaven, the whole thing just doesn’t seem right." — Damon [54:55]

7. Epstein Files & Media Skepticism

• AP/FBI Report Critique:
  • Associated Press headline: “FBI concludes Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men” is ridiculed.
  • Delgado cites prominent names linked to Epstein, calls out the lack of accountability.
  • Damon pushes for actual victims to publicly name names rather than surmise or leave it to media innuendo.
  • "You've been talking about this...for as long as you've done it... None of it has happened.” — Damon [78:52]

8. Additional Political and Economic News

• Georgia Election Case:

  • Judge orders unsealing of election documents; Feds under scrutiny post-seizure of contested ballots.

• Washington State Millionaire Tax:

  • Proposal to tax high incomes to fund local journalism garners panel mockery.

• Democratic Impeachment Strategy:

  • Host commentary contends that impeachment has become a standard political strategy—less about justice, more about media power and tying up adversaries with scandal.

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Memorable Quotes (with Timestamps)

• Sports & Super Bowl:

  • "That was the worst Super Bowl I’ve ever watched, hands down. It’s not even close." — Damon [03:21]
  • “If your audience speaks English and every word coming out of this guy’s mouth is Spanish, they’re not going to enjoy it…” – Rick Delgado on Bad Bunny [07:52]

• MAGA Halftime Show:

  • “Numbers don’t lie… TPUSA… has now been hailed as a massive success, a shot across the bow for the NFL’s official broadcast.” — Slick Rick [16:39]

• Election Integrity:

  • “You don’t need to nuke the filibuster… force an old fashioned talking filibuster…make Democrats actually stand on the floor and talk until they physically can’t anymore.” — Damon [31:51]

• Adam Schiff on Voter ID:

  • “It’s still going to be something that…disenfranchises people that don’t have the proper real ID, driver’s license...” — Adam Schiff [36:19]
  • "He’s looking at people across the board… telling him to his face… and he says ‘No, no, you don’t get representative government like you said, Damon.’" — Rick Delgado [36:55]

• On the Guthrie Mother Case:

  • “It just stinks to high heaven, the whole thing just doesn’t seem right.” — Damon [54:55]

• On Epstein Coverage:

  • “FBI concludes Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men. The AP has some splaining to do...” — Rick Delgado [80:00]
  • "You've been talking about this...for as long as you've done it. None of it has happened." — Damon [78:52]

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Key Timestamps

• 00:00–08:55: Super Bowl Recap, Awards, House misfortunes (Damon)
• 09:44–12:39: Winter storm/personal weekend woes, banter
• 14:18–19:59: Sports Records Recap; Seahawks’ win; Super Bowl analysis; TPUSA Halftime viewership [19:06—TPUSA ratings interview]
• 31:00–34:45: Political monologue—GOP, SAVE America Act, filibuster strategy
• 35:54–37:26: Schiff grilled on voter ID, polling exposes Dem disconnect
• 38:54–40:31: Diaper Diplomacy segment—parliamentary hearing skit satire
• 41:51–47:02: Savannah Guthrie abduction speculation, skepticism
• 50:04–56:20: Guthrie case continued; analysis from law enforcement experts
• 57:45–61:29: Olympics stories; NFL/halftime show fallout
• 62:13–71:50: Extended analysis: Dem impeachment obsession, party strategies
• 74:21–84:33: Epstein case, FBI/AP media skepticism, Ro Khanna monarchy remarks
• 87:09–91:48: Olympic medals breaking, more anti-USA sports banter, Seahawks MVP’s dad’s first NFL game (heartwarming moment)
• 91:59–95:00: Washington millionaire tax for journalism proposal

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Tone and Style

The episode is breezy, irreverent, and lively, balancing serious political commentary with sharp, sometimes biting humor and camaraderie. The hosts speak as much to each other as to the audience, with inside jokes, sarcasm, and direct challenges to mainstream narratives. Frequent asides, playful ribbing, and honest frustrations give listeners a sense of being among friends debating the week’s top stories.

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This summary should provide both a quick orientation and a detailed walkthrough of the episode’s most important topics, moments, and quotes for any new or returning listener.

Transcript

[Damon]

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[Rick Delgado]

4 and 2, 3 and 3.

[Slick Rick]

He got the same one wrong as I did. The lime Gatorade.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, the lemon lime. It's the one you said. Green. The color is yellow.

[Damon]

Thank you.

[Slick Rick]

Green apple. You're thinking of the green apple.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm not. Right? I don't even know that exists.

[Damon]

Big deal.

[Slick Rick]

Anyways, looking for the mask singer.

[Damon]

Looking for season 17 of the Mask.

[Slick Rick]

This thing's a bomb. It'll never make one.

[Damon]

One in five. Well, I mean, one in six. One and six. You took an extra bed in man's.

[Slick Rick]

You're almost as bad as Drake betting.

[Damon]

Well, I mean, you got a bad. I mean, when you go with the Patriots, everything's got to go your way to be. I mean, once you, you know, Patriots blow it and play the worst game you've ever seen in your life, you're obviously going to lose. Side total mvp. That's three right there.

[Slick Rick]

Abysmal.

[Damon]

I mean, I mean, I don't even Know how to explain what I watched. I mean, that's the worst Super Bowl I've ever watched, hands down. It's not even close. There's nothing even close to that.

[Rick Delgado]

I fell asleep.

[Damon]

And I mean, Mike Vrabel's inability to adjustments offensively to get something going, take a shot, do something different. I mean, I. It was just unexplainable. Absolutely unexplainable to punt that many times.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon]

They never make a change.

[Slick Rick]

Seattle had a good change. Good game plan, though. Seattle defense played well. A good game plan, you know.

[Damon]

Yes, they're. They're fine. I had this discussion with Aaron before the show. They're not the Legion of Boom slick.

[Slick Rick]

No, no.

[Damon]

They're not elite. They're not elite on that level. Good. Yeah, they're very good. They're not the Legion of boom that Tom Brady faced.

[Slick Rick]

I'll tell you, they're good at scoring, though. They scored points yesterday, too. I mean, that. That's the best scoring defense in a long time.

[Rick Delgado]

They scored almost every game.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, yeah. Mallard.

[Damon]

Look like I threw them. Who? What's he looking at?

[Slick Rick]

Like Harry threw him.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon]

I mean, come on. Anybody can return those for.

[Slick Rick]

I've seen Harry throw better dish rags.

[Damon]

Yeah. I mean. Yeah. Abysmal. So, yeah. Congratulations to turning point, by the way. 25. 35 million viewers, whatever. It was total across all platforms. I mean, that's pretty amazing.

[Slick Rick]

That's amazing.

[Damon]

I don't really. I didn't really understand why. I mean, it was still fine. But why did. I mean, they. All of the people have great songs. Why did Brantley Gilbert sing Jason Aldean songs and then Gabby Barrett sang Carrie Underwood songs? I didn't really get that. Why don't they all sing their own songs? But Kid Rock's version of Cody Johnson's till you can't was. I mean, that's, that should be number one. That was as good a version. I, I, I would have never imagined hearing that song slowed down like that. I thought it was fantastic. That was the highlight of the whole night, maybe. Was that his version of Cody Johnson's Till you can't? That was amazing. I thought that was spectacular. Now, what was weird is I was watching the TP USA halftime thing on something called tbn. Anybody know what t is that? Yeah. Is that the old Turner? That's not Turner.

[Slick Rick]

That's where the party I was at. That was the feed that they took as well.

[Damon]

Did you see the Joe Rogan stuff? They were cutting into the middle of the Kid Rock stuff.

[Slick Rick]

I Didn't catch that. Oh, yeah, the voiceover.

[Damon]

Like, yeah, they had. Yeah, Kid Rock was in his opening number, and this TBN outfit was cutting in clips of him on Joe Rogan over the song. Wrong.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, that was.

[Damon]

And then I was watching it on YouTube on Turning Point, and they weren't doing that. I was like, is this part of the actual broadcast? What is this? And then I went and looked at YouTube and it was not. I have no idea what that. What tbn, whoever they are, what they were doing.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, I did see that.

[Damon]

It was really weird. But, I mean, they. It was a great. I mean, we talked about it on Friday. Vince said this could be. I mean, you guys all said, we'll see going forward. If you're sponsoring. If you're spending whatever they spend on ads for halftime at the super bowl, and you just lost 35 million viewers to go watch something else that you can't be happy with that.

[Slick Rick]

And that's just the 35 million-plus. Every household had 4, 6, 8, 10 people watching. So add that to the numbers. I mean, they made. They made a statement. They made a statement.

[Damon]

I mean, it was a huge success. Real America's Voice, of course, covered it wall to wall. It was fantastic and made a statement. But, man, as far as the game goes, that was as brutal as it gets. That was as brutal as it gets. Slickster. Congratulations on five and one. You saw it. You said it was going to be easy. I never thought it would be that easy.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, I thought they were going to.

[Damon]

But I never thought Drake May would look like me. Wow. So I guess if I. If I knew that, then I would have said, yeah, probably be pretty easy for them.

[Slick Rick]

Yep. He may or he may not. He. Definitely not.

[Rick Delgado]

But like you said, it falls on the coach to say, okay, we got to change things up. This kid's getting slaughtered out here.

[Damon]

I mean, take a. Take a chance onside kick, flea flicker. Do something. Try to just get something going.

[Rick Delgado]

At least get him into no huddle so you don't even have the defense, a chance to catch their breath, at least try to develop a flow that way. He didn't do any of that.

[Damon]

No, I. It was just brutal. So. And I mean, to be fair, I didn't watch it. Still haven't seen it. But people who said they saw the regular halftime show said they thought it was. They said they thought it was pretty good.

[Rick Delgado]

I saw. I saw most of it, I think, and pretty blah.

[Slick Rick]

Did you understand that?

[Rick Delgado]

You don't understand a damn word. Yeah, that's the problem, which is a big problem, because if your audience speaks English and every single word coming out of this, this guy's mouth is Spanish, they're not going to. They're not going to enjoy it. They're not going to pay attention. That's probably what led to people searching out the alternatives again.

[Damon]

Plus, this is like an American, you know, this is. What are we at Thanksgiving? You know, this should be an American based deal.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, well, it is. It's. It's. It's part of the American culture, right? Super Bowl Sunday. Everybody looks forward to it. Everybody plans. Hey, you gotta have wings. You gotta have this, you gotta have that. You gotta have English. How about English?

[Damon]

Yeah, exactly.

[Slick Rick]

That would be good protocol to have.

[Rick Delgado]

So NFL, he still sucks.

[Damon]

I don't care what anyone says. Yeah. So anyways, we'll recap it a little more in sports, but Slick did great. Delgado was respectful. Aaron, of course, was great as always. And all year they were great. Slick came on like gangbusters at the end of the year for the overall, the audience was good.

[Slick Rick]

The audience. Audience was.

[Damon]

Audience did a respectable job as well. So weak links of the whole season where. When I picked and when Paul picked. God, we suck. And we used to do this.

[Slick Rick]

You guys lost your touch. Temporarily.

[Damon]

Temporarily lost our touch, so. Well, when the public wins, I'm going to lose. There's no doubt about it. So I. I don't know what the number were on the Sportsbook, but yesterday's for the Super Bowl. But they must have just gotten hammered. Sportsbook had to get hammered yesterday. Everybody and their mother bet Seattle.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, they sure did.

[Damon]

And under. I mean, they must have just gotten hammered. So. All right, we'll get into all that, but let's. Right now, if. I don't know, I don't have it in front of me here. I think this has gone haywire, Aaron, so. Oh, we're not gonna have time to finish it, and I don't have a teleprompter anyway, so. All right, we'll. We'll do the first word another time. So, Delgado, how was your weekend?

[Rick Delgado]

My weekend was. Was good, like you said. It just. It seemed. It seemed like a long weekend, but it was. Well, it was a cold one as well.

[Damon]

Oh, my God. You don't even want to know what my house was like. No, I wake up, you want to know. Okay, I'll tell you. Sure, sure. No one cares.

[Slick Rick]

But anyways, we can.

[Damon]

First of all, a lot of people always ask, and I so appreciate all the messages Dad's doing Good. Making real steady progress. No more wheelchairs. Walking down. Now when he wants to go to the bathroom or go to beds, walking down the hallway. Awesome. On his own, he's like, I'm not using that damn wheelchair. So dad's making really slow, but good progress. He's feeling good. But my house has not helped. And the weather in New York has just been. I wake up Saturday morning to no heat.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, no heat.

[Damon]

No heat. Wife wakes me up, it's 50 degrees in the house. Thank God I had the pellet stove cranking anyways, as I always do in the winter. That's probably what kept it in the 50s. And upstairs around 61.

[Rick Delgado]

Dang.

[Damon]

The oil line froze. If you. I didn't even know that could happen. Yeah, oil line froze. I called the guy I used for everything. He's like. I got like 65 calls of people along Long Island. It's happening everywhere this morning. Wow. So I had to. Had to get the oil line copper heated up to get it freed up. Then I had to bleed the.

[Slick Rick]

Are you kidding?

[Damon]

The lines to get the oil back flowing to get the heat back on. That was Saturday.

[Rick Delgado]

Damn.

[Damon]

So the house got heated back up, but obviously not in all parts that mattered because this morning at 4:00am, oh, my wife wakes me up and says there's water coming through the ceiling in the dining room.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh my goodness.

[Damon]

Oh my God.

[Slick Rick]

Your pipe burst. God almighty.

[Damon]

So I ran down as fast as I could cut the main off to the house. Thank God I knew where it was in about 20 seconds. So we limited the water coming in, but we had no water all day until I got a plumber out there to cut into the ceiling, which I have a now big hole in the dining room ceiling. It's just a calamity, total calamity of eras. Disaster at my house.

[Rick Delgado]

It kind of sounds like what happened to me. And. And you know, I don't.

[Damon]

I.

[Rick Delgado]

My landlord, who I told you had a stroke. He was having problems with his heat, so I had to go take care of it because he had nobody else there to help him. I had to fire up his wood burning stove, which I proceeded to slam my finger on the door and then burn myself with. But other than that, it was a great weekend.

[Slick Rick]

Wow.

[Damon]

Oh my God. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Just. And then taking my mom out for her birthday in the.

[Damon]

Oh, happy birthday to mom.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Happy birthday, Mom. It looked like a scene out of ice Road Truckers, 6pm on Saturday with the wind was howling about 40 miles an hour, blowing the snow all over the place.

[Slick Rick]

That Was bad.

[Rick Delgado]

It was just crazy. I was like, what are we doing? But we took her out anyway.

[Damon]

Well, that's good. So. Yeah. So water this water this morning. No heat on Saturday again from Friday to today. Seems like about four months.

[Slick Rick]

Wow, that's terrible.

[Damon]

Oh, man.

[Slick Rick]

Natural gas.

[Damon]

Thank God. So I still have no. The shower is still frozen.

[Rick Delgado]

Really?

[Damon]

No water coming out of the shower. And then the water that's in there from a dripping is not going down because the drain's frozen.

[Slick Rick]

Did you leave your. Do you leave your faucet on a trickle? You leave your forces on a trickle.

[Rick Delgado]

So let me guess.

[Damon]

No, I didn't. I should have.

[Slick Rick]

That's.

[Rick Delgado]

You haven't showered and you don't flush.

[Damon]

No, no, no. I got other showers at work and I'm going to Slick's house tonight.

[Slick Rick]

It's all about the trickle. Big D. Yeah.

[Damon]

Well, yeah. Trickle. All right. Are you sure? All right. Thirteen past the hour. Life Studio 6B. Maybe we'll do a first word and some sports when we get back on a Monday night.

[Rick Delgado]

Hi, live from Studio 6B Real America's Voice on a Monday night. Damon, his. His pipes are freezing. He went to go warm them up.

[Slick Rick]

The pipes were calling Danny boy.

[Rick Delgado]

Right, exactly. So we'll do some. We'll hopefully do the first word just a little bit. In the meantime, let's do some sports with Slick Rick. Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code LFS6B at checkout. Slick, what do you got on a Monday, the day after the super bowl for sports?

[Slick Rick]

Well, we're going to obviously recap the super bowl and the odds makers. Let's first recap the season. Aaron came in at 166 wins, 47 losses and three ties overall, which is incredible. I think she has a future with Las Vegas picking picks and she was number one. She edged me. I came in at 164, 52. So basically I fell about three and a half games behind. Not even one week's worth of four odds maker picks did I fall behind. That's the second year Aaron beat me. So that's two years in a row. This young lady is phenomenal. And the audience did pretty good this year. 32, 44. That just goes to show you what an amazing record that she had based on those picks. So congratulations. Aar, Great job. Erin, any comments? She might be busy doing something, but.

[Damon]

I just a little busy. But it was a fun season.

[Rick Delgado]

You came very close to me at the end I was a little scared when I was getting the records ready today. I was like oh, I think you beat me. But I was coming on strong out out. Did you. But it was a great season, great.

[Slick Rick]

Season, a lot of fun. Look forward to hopefully next year we have another one and let's get right to it. Rick Seahawks win Super Bowl 60 after dominant and I do mean dominant defensive performance against the Patriots Scott Thompson of Fox News the Seattle Seahawks dominant defense led the way to Super Bowl 60 victory over the New England Patriots 2913 check your boxes on Sunday night. It's the first time since 2013 that the Seahawks have won the super bowl and it is some revenge for how the 2014 season ended with Patriots hero Malcolm Butler's famous deception at the goal line to hold Seattle chances at back to back Lombardi trophies. That was that ill fated call. We remember that well. This wasn't an offensive shootout in this game, but rather a stellar defensive battle for both teams. But it was the Seahawks defense that had constant pressure and disruption throughout the as well as the necessary turnovers crucial to winning a Super Bowl. The Seahawks had a good start on the opening drive of the game as Jason Myers kicked through a 33 yard field goal to start the scoring. At one point somebody said the MVP was going to be the field goal kicker Jason Myers. I think he had like three field goals, nine points. It was incredible. Yeah, he had five altogether, but at one point he had three field goals and people were already calling him the mvp. But obviously my boy Kenneth Walker the third, he came back and he took it all. But the Patriots had just 51 total yards in the first half with May going 6 of 11 for 48 yards and being sacked three times for a total loss of 30 yards. I mean talk about it. May was just in disarray so to speak. Unfortunately for New England, long wait to get back on the field for the second half after Bad Bunny's halftime show that didn't change their fortune. They punted three more times before a backbreaking strip sack by Derrick hall which Byron Murphy II recovered on the Patriots 37 yard line with a 12 point lead. Donald made sure NFL history wasn't made as the only super bowl without a touchdown scored. He found tight end A.J. barna wide open for the 16 yard DD on the ensuing possession and then of course they went out to add a couple of garbage points the pages just to screw up a few people from losing several money. One of my friends lost a ten, lost a sixty five thousand Dollar box actually, and broke his eye. I just spoke to him a little while ago. But good Super Bowl. I don't know, I would have, I would have liked to see him closer, especially what a great season it was. So many games were so tight and you know, I would have liked to have seen it also end up that way with the super bowl, but not to be the case. Super Bowls generally, I hate to say this, are lackluster. I mean, out of 60 Super Bowls, there's probably 10 that you can go back and say, wow, those were great games. But I think a lot of them usually are blowouts. Like how Dallas used to blow Buffalo out on a regular basis. Kind of like that. But I guess the real talk was the halftime show. And I did not get to watch Bear Bunny. You know, I had no interest. I just, it just after all I was hearing and I'm usually a big super bowl halftime guy, obviously with Prince and all that. Couldn't be bothered. But I did enjoy TP USA and TPUSA Applauds MAGA Halftime Show Ratings shot across the bow for a Super Bow, maybe for the future. Simon Kent, you talked about this, Rick last week too. This may set a precedent. Vin was talking about it on Friday night. Numbers don't lie to Turning Point. USA All American Halftime show kicked off Sunday night and has now been hailed as a massive success with its strong viewership lauded as a shot across the bow for the NFL's official broadcast. Viewer numbers are the key to the success of the Kid Rock hosted EPIC. A YouTube livestream of the TPUSA halftime show drew almost 19 million viewers shortly before 8am on Monday, about 12 hours after the online broadcast began. Newsweek reports. TPS USA spokesman Andrew Colette has suggested its number could raise to 50 million for the event he was on. Andrew Cole was on Fox One Nation. So we could just run that clip. Aaron, cut one. Having him speak a little bit about the results there blew our minds, actually.

[Damon]

A little bit, Brian. And you know, we saw at one point across all the different social channels, we saw over 10 million concurrent views. So that was adding up all of Rumble and all of our partners just on the social side. So and now we. The numbers keep trickling in. I mean, right now as I'm sitting here, YouTube's numbers keep updating, keep updating. And so we're trying to put it all together. What I can safely say is that we are now over 20 million viewers across just social. So we haven't even gotten our partner broadcasters their analytics. As you know, sometimes the Ratings are take a little while, but that's 20 million viewers. And we don't know how many people were gathered together. 3, 4, 10 in a room watching together. So we're going to try and put our a final number on that when we can. What we can safely say is over 20 million Americans tuned in to the All American halftime show tonight.

[Rick Delgado]

Pretty wild. That's a huge number. And again, yeah, you mentioned, we were talking about it on Friday night. Vin. Vin brought up how this is an opportunity. And again, I go back to the 1990, or was it 92 or something like that. It was In Living Color did this thing where the year before, I guess they did winter magic or something, some ode to the Olympics and it was just a bore fest. And then In Living Color the next year stepped in and did this thing and stole so much audience that basically the NFL said we will never let this happen again because they, they had 22 million people switched from CBS to Fox just to watch the In Living Color halftime show. And now that's before social media.

[Slick Rick]

Yep. Sounds like we're going to have probably 50 million once they get the numbers done. A lot of people are re watching it as well.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

So just incredible. I know Erica, Erica Kirk was very, you know, made some. A nice statement on X. I don't have it in front of me. But she also was so happy about it. And the bottom line, this one was for Charlie. That's what they were saying. Jack Prasobic made sure that statement was made as well. And so it was an honor to Charlie Kirk and obviously what happened last year, what a statement. And Charlie was alive. I bet you we still would have had that kind of an audience. You know what? Because he would have been the host of that. And well, good to see that TPUSA is moving forward. Of course our network supports them. Shout out to Rav for covering it as well. Lot of people now, not only is it that 20 million actually watched it last night, but I'm saying how many people in each household, right? 6, 8, 10 people for super bowl party.

[Rick Delgado]

I kept getting people texting me, where can I.

[Slick Rick]

Beautiful, beautiful.

[Rick Delgado]

Where can I see it? And I just kept directing him back to rap.

[Damon]

Yeah, a lot of people asked me too.

[Slick Rick]

Same thing next year, I don't think. Yeah, they're not gonna have a problem next year. They're gonna know where to see it. I'm sure that's a rap Big Dean.

[Rick Delgado]

And again, you know, I go back to that In Living Color example. Keenan Ivory Wayans was interviewed about that recently, as a matter of fact, when they found out about the TP USA thing coming on. And he said, don't be surprised if the NFL freaks out again, because when we did it to them, they said, never again. I think the next year was Michael Jackson.

[Slick Rick]

Wow.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And it was like they took over it from there.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

It was like, right. 92.

[Damon]

Somebody on. On X said that TBN is called the Trinity Broadcasting Network. And they said they probably ran those clips over that initial song because there may have been some word, you know, some words they didn't want broadcast.

[Slick Rick]

Gotcha. Gotcha.

[Damon]

Yeah. That's why they ran the Joe Rogan. So that. That makes sense. Because I could, man, I was like, what is going on?

[Slick Rick]

Now we know why.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, but why would you dub him over with Joe Rogan? Just let it go silent.

[Damon]

Well, I think he was talking about his faith, actually, in the clips that they played. Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

Asking people to give their life up to Christ. That's a heck of an ask from a rock star, huh?

[Damon]

Well, I'll tell you, his version of Cody Johnson was on Unbelievable Spectacular. I mean, Kojo is about. About the best there is right now out there doing it. I mean, he's killing it. So that's a great song. Many great songs by him. But Kid Rock's version, that should be number one. All right, 25 past the hour. First word coming up in news on a Monday. Live from Studio 6. Sam. All right, live from Studio 6B on a Monday, brand new week, February 9th. Thirty minutes past the hour. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Delgado's gonna do some main headlines. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Monday. Let's get to tonight's first word. Well, and tonight for the first word, let's continue what we started last week to talk about the Senate Republicans as they are seemingly still on the verge of blowing the greatest political opportunity conservatives have had in probably decades. Let me remind you of a basic historical fact that every Republican in Washington ought to have tattooed on their foreheads. In almost every single midterm election going back over a century, the President's party loses seats in the House of Representatives. There's only been four exceptions. 1902, 1934, 1998, and 2002. That's it. Four times out of dozens. So the razor thin Republican majority we have right now, this precious trifecta of a Republican House, Senate, and President Donald J. Trump in the White House, is most likely living on somewhat borrowed time come November 2026. The odds are overwhelming that we will lose at least the House, and with it any chance of passing serious conservative legislation for years, maybe more. Now, when you know the clock is possibly ticking that loudly, what do you do? You prioritize. You move fast. You get the must pass bills done before the window slams shut, you would think. And folks, there's no bill, no bill more urgent, more critical to the survival of the republic right now than the Save America Act. This is the Election Integrity Bill that says plainly and simply, to register to vote in a federal election, you must provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship. And to actually cast a ballot, you must show that photo id. That's it. Basic common sense. The kind of thing that around 82% of the American people support, including huge numbers of Democrats and independents Republicans. And polls are at 99% support. President Trump himself says, quote, everybody wants it. The House Republicans understand the stakes. They've passed versions of this bill twice. Once in the last Congress when their majority was paper thin, and again in this Congress. They have done their duty in the House twice. But over in the U.S. senate, nothing. The bill is rotting in. Guess who? Mitch McConnell's rules committee. And a group of Republican senators, including Rand Paul, Thom Tillis, Todd Young, Susan Collins, Chuck Grassley, Lisa Murkowski, and of course McConnell himself are either openly opposing it or dragging their feet with the same tired excuses. The excuse you hear most, of course, is that they don't want to nuke the legislative filibuster. But a talking filibuster is not nuking the filibuster. A talking filibuster has been around since the Senate began ending debate via cloture. 60 votes wasn't instituted as a process until 1917. Cloture didn't replace the talking filibuster, it just exists alongside it. So basically their argument is, well, unfortunately, folks, the Senate, you know us, we would have to table a lot of amendments and have a very unpredictable voting schedule to break a filibuster on the SAVE Act. So sorry, representative government is just not in the cards for you. And it won't be possible at this time. Hey, don't forget to vote for us. Meanwhile, the Democrats have been promising to kill it every time they even get close to power. They were ready to do it in 2021 to ram through HR1, the misnamed for the People act, of course, which was the most brazen federal takeover of state elections in American history. Nationwide. Mail in ballot, no voter id, no safeguards against fraud, federal micromanagement of voter rolls, the works. They were prepared to blow up the filibuster to get it done. Only mansion and cinema stood in the way. And don't forget the far left Brennan center gave them the roadmap years ago, claiming the filibuster was a relic used to block civil rights and that overhauling our elections, quote unquote, was a moral imperative. Overhauling elections? That's Democrat code for let's rig them even worse than they are already. So spare me the lectures about preserving the filibuster. The Democrats will bury it the moment they get the chance. It's not if, it's only a question of when. But again, let's shout it to them one more time. Hey Republicans, you don't need to nuke the filibuster to pass the Save America Act. Force an old fashioned talking filibuster. A real one, not the silent procedural nonsense that we have now. Keep the Senate in continuous session. Enforce the two speech rule. Call live quorums around the clock. Make the Democrats actually stand on the floor and talk until they physically can't anymore. Make them own their opposition to voter ID in front of the entire country. Once they run out of speeches and a quorum is present, the majority leader can move straight to a final vote. 51 votes, and it's done. No rule changes, no nuking, no excuses. It's all perfectly within existing Senate rules. Senator Mike Lee has laid it out clearly. He calls the current system the zombie filibuster. And he's right. This approach shifts the burden to the minority. They have to keep talking, keep showing up, keep defending the indefensible. Make them do it. And let's kill the phony objections while we're at it, too. Some say this bill federalizes elections and tramples states rights. That's nonsense. Paranoid fantasy, as Mike Lee correctly calls it. The bill simply fixes a problem that federal law, the National Voter Registration act, created in the first place. The Supreme Court, in a terrible decision, stops states like Arizona from requiring proof of citizenship because of that federal law. Justice Alito dissented, warning that the court was brushing aside the constitutional authority of the states to ensure that only citizens vote. Vote. Save America is the remedy. It restores what federal law broke, nothing more. John Thune worries it'll take too much time. Too much time? We have unified Republican government for the first time in years and you're worried about working late? Cancel the recess, stay on weekends, put in the hours. That's what leadership would look like. President Trump is energized. He met with Mike Lee, Ron Johnson, Rick Scott. He Wants to build badly. He said the SAVE act is very important. Voter id, if you look at it, no mail in voting and you have to prove of citizenship. Everybody wants it. Senate Republicans, you have the power right now. Use it. Force the Democrats to stand on the floor and filibuster voter ID right there in prime time. Make them explain to every American why they think non citizens should be able to cancel out your vote. Because if you don't, if you let this moment slip through your fingers, history will judge you harshly and so will the American people. And that's tonight's first word. All right, live from Studio 6B37 past the hour on a Monday. Let's do some. Well, first of all, any.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I mean we, we've been talking about it since last week. Every, every single show last week I think we did a story on this. And it just keeps getting more and more to the point that the Democrats don't want to admit that even their own voters want this by a wide margin. So they have to try and keep criminalizing it. Like oh my goodness women, they don't know how to change their names and have id. It's just the stupidest things that they can use. And of course they'll have their parrots in the, in the drive by media, the, the deep state media, of course, parrot their parrot whatever they tell them to. But most people, they realize that this, this makes too much sense and there's, there's too much stupidity surrounding the Democrats point of view on this.

[Damon]

Yeah. Ricky Cope says the American people are doing that now, Damon. And I'm assuming he means telling them that the, the, this is overwhelmingly supported. Yeah. Well, you know, I'm glad that, that if you think that's happening, maybe it is happening in places. But the message seems to be getting through to Anna Paulina, Luna, Mike Lee and maybe some others. There are definitely others, but it's not getting through to who it matters.

[Rick Delgado]

Tim Burchett.

[Damon]

That's Jonathan. And leadership. Yeah. Because I don't see any movement on this. Maybe I'm missing it, but that's the way I see it right now and that's the way I see this party. Again, I go back to. Somebody sent me this today in Virginia Spamberger, the new governor already on the move. And when I say on the move, really on the move, like they're going, they're going forward with a gerrymandering map. Map that gives the Republicans, I think, one district. Yeah, yeah. And people go, oh, this is crazy. No, it's not. Yes, it's crazy. Of course, in our mind it's crazy. But it's not crazy to them. This is how they use the power they get when they get it, they use it. They know how to use it. They know how to leverage it and they don't give a damn what you think about it. They are going to burn the place down until they have to go and literally get voted out of office until she's out of there. She will burn the place down from front to back because they know how to use the power they're given. We a couple places we know how to do it. Other than that, it's just a mishmash of a mess. Yeah. All right, let's do some headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What else is going on?

[Rick Delgado]

Delgado, you know what? I, I know I've got the, the Savannah Guthrie story we need to Update because the 7pm deadline and kind of pass came and went.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

But I feel like, because harder and.

[Damon]

Harder to think that this is a legit kidnapping.

[Rick Delgado]

So, so I got some stuff to dive into that. But for right now, let me jump into this because this kind of piggybacks on what you're talking about with the voter id talking about Adam Shift because again, between Schumer, now he's been confronted on tv and then it happened again this weekend to Adam Schiff, that, that swarm, that swarmy little D bag. He was confronted about the polling that shows overwhelming support of requiring photo ID. And it happened on ABC with ABC's Jonathan Karl asking him about whether Democrats and Republicans could reach a compromise on supporting showing something like a photo id, which I don't know how that's different, but he thought he'd give a shot and ask Senator Adam Schiff, the Democrat out of California. And he also confronts him with some pretty lofty looking polls. Check this out. Here is cut number seven and Adam Schiff cut seven. Check this out.

[Slick Rick]

Photo ID because as you know, let's show up.

[Rick Delgado]

There was a recent poll.

[Slick Rick]

There's been a lot of polls on this.

[Damon]

But in one recent Pew poll, 83% of adults support requiring photo ID to vote.

[Slick Rick]

83, 71% of Democrats favor requiring photo ID. That's something that you can support.

[Damon]

And if not, why?

[Slick Rick]

It's still going to be something, John. It's still going to be something that.

[Damon]

Disenfranchises people that don't have the proper.

[Slick Rick]

Real id, driver's license id, that don't have the ID necessary to vote even.

[Damon]

Though they are citizens.

[Slick Rick]

This is another way to simply try to suppress the vote. And the last thing I think we want to do is.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, right. Right in his gigantic melon head.

[Damon]

I mean, I don't expect Jonathan Carl to jump back in, but the host has got to jump back in there on the first sentence that that slime ball says. The hell are you talking about? Yeah, I just read you the numbers.

[Rick Delgado]

Explain to us how.

[Damon]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

They can't do it. And again, this speaks volumes. He's looking at people across the board, 83% adults, 71% of his own party, telling him to his face we support this. And what does he say? No, no, no. You don't get representative government like you said, Damon.

[Damon]

I mean, imagine being able to go on the media into the simple question like that, being able to get away with giving that answer and the guy doesn't follow up.

[Slick Rick]

Get him on this show.

[Damon]

That's why he says it, because he knows he can get away with it. 43 past the hour, live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this, Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday, February 9th. Welcome on in. Glad you're in. Hope you had a good weekend. Slick's doing sports. Still got us going to do some more headline news. We didn't get to this on Friday, though, at the American first warehouse, which was a great time. Always a good time at the American first warehouse on a Friday night, which we will be again this Friday. This Friday. We're. We're there next Friday. We're not, but we are there this Friday, so let's do it tonight. And that, of course, is tonight's episode of diaper diplomacy. Roll it. Aaron.

[Slick Rick]

I asked you.

[Damon]

To be the voice of reason in the administration and urge.

[Rick Delgado]

Trump to stop waging a war on.

[Damon]

American consumers and on housing or affordability and putting the economy at risk. Yes or no?

[Slick Rick]

Do I have to explain?

[Damon]

Representative, Will you be the voice? Will you be the voice?

[Slick Rick]

Will you be the voice? Will you be the boss? Will you be the boss?

[Damon]

Reclaiming my time.

[Slick Rick]

Reclaiming my time was a mass immigration.

[Damon]

Time does belong the housing stock. California, 10, 20 million immigrants. Can you show the housing. Housing stock of working Americans and can you maintain some level of dignity? General's time has expired.

[Rick Delgado]

No, my time has not expired.

[Slick Rick]

The gentleman took up my time. I think you should recognize that.

[Damon]

Mr. Chair, the gentlewoman's time has expired. The gentlewoman's time has extreme parliamentary inquiry. The chair recognizes the vice chairman.

[Slick Rick]

Mr.

[Damon]

Chair, parliamentary inquiry. Go right ahead. But I would not expect you to do that. Come on, Mad Max.

[Rick Delgado]

Ah, that was laugh from start to fit because as soon as they cut to it, boom. You're laughing before she even opens her dumb mouth.

[Slick Rick]

That wig was on point. It's awesome.

[Damon]

Come on.

[Rick Delgado]

That wasn't a wig. That was her baby hair.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, man, oh man.

[Damon]

I want to party with Maxine.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Damon]

Come on, Mad Max, let's go.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, man, he's got to reclaim her. Time.

[Damon]

11 minutes to the hour. Live from Studio 6P, let's do some more headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, Damon. Well, I mentioned it just before and I'm talking about the continued, I guess, abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother, 84 year old mother Nancy Guthrie.

[Damon]

I don't know here.

[Rick Delgado]

The today's show co host released a video of only herself today speaking alone. But here's some, here's some quick things that have been happening over the last couple days because it, There was a 7pm or 5pm deadline, 5pm Arizona time, 7pm Eastern time deadline that came and went. We haven't heard much, haven't seen much chatter about what's happening now. But law enforcement over the weekend searched Annie Guthrie's home again in Arizona on the 7th. So that would have been Saturday amid the search for the missing mom. They actually went there at night, which was odd, pointed out people. They were taking pictures at night. They were looking through I think sewer or some type of, some type of piping stuff. I don't know exactly what they were doing, but they were investigating that. They continue to investigate the alleged ransom note who sender again sent that second deadline of February 9th at 5pm Arizona time. They searched the home like I mentioned, at 84, Nancy continues to be missing. Officials were seen at the residence of Annie and her husband, husband Tommaso Cioni. Late Saturday evening, like I just mentioned, they also, you know, did another inspection of that, of that area and of that home. It's been a weird, weird case. And I know you're kind of your spidey sense is tingling too, a little bit.

[Damon]

I mean it's just, I don't know, I think everybody just has to agree at this point. There's just something, it's too long, not right about this. You can say what you will about FBI and law when it comes to certain things. The one thing that they know how to do do and they have every technology at their disposal is go into crime scenes and gather something. I don't care who you are, you go into that house, you're going to leave something behind. Yeah. Something behind. And they have nothing. At least they're telling us right now, nothing. No DNA, no leads, no suspects, no nothing. And now that I hear something, you know, I heard a guy on. I actually don't know where he was on. I just happened to see the. I think it was in a New York Post. I don't know where the original interview was, but he was saying to the, to that effect, he's like, you know, they have nothing right now. He's like, if you're legitimately kidnapping somebody for ransom, the one thing you want to do is make sure that they are alive to be able to deliver whatever the deal is. Yeah. They said if somebody kidnaps someone and they're making a deal with the Mexican cartel or the. Whoever or whatever it is. He said the fact that the medicine was left behind, he said this. There's just everything about this smells not right.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Damon]

Like it's not. Not a legit kidnapping. Like someone just. Just went in there, targeted and kidnapped this woman and left nothing behind. No clues, no DNA, nothing on camera. Left her medicine behind knowing that she's going to need that to be alive. If in fact they. I don't know. It's just wild. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And especially when it took a few days for a ransom note to show up. Remember, she was, she was kidnapped on Saturday nights, early Sunday morning, and they didn't even realize she was gone until around noon on Sunday when she didn't show up for her church. That's when they sent somebody to go see what was going on with, with her mom. And you know, and again, it's like, well, if you're gonna ransom somebody, you, you really don't want to, you know, deliver that note to the press because you kind of want to keep it on the down low because you want this to go smoothly. You don't want too many eyes on it. You, you also want to threaten. And I've seen enough movies to say if you tell the police we're going to take, you know, you're never going to see this person again. So it's kind of an odd thing. And then there's this from Brad Vinson. He is a. He is a criminal trial attorney at Smith and Vinson law firm in Texas. He has a theory about what the type of individual this person might be. He says if it's foul play were suspected motives would likely be personal rather than financial such, such as exploitation or someone to have known the individual stranger. Kidnappings like this, like they suspect of elderly Adults are extremely rare. From a legal standpoint, investigators would first look to access an opportunity rather than public notoriety. Ransom scenarios are not very common because kidnapping for ransom is high risk and leaves a clear financial trail, he noted. So it's a lot of different things that, that kind of caught his attention as well. And again, when you're looking back on what has been going on, another video was released today by Savannah Guthrie. Just a reminder, here's the one they released over the weekend. Here's cut number four. It's a quick little cut of it. Here's the Guthrie family release releasing this message. And listen to some of the wording that was used. Cut 4.

[Damon]

We received your message and we understand.

[Rick Delgado]

We understand.

[Damon]

We beg you now to return our mother to us so that we can celebrate with her. This is the only way we will have peace. This is very valuable to us and we will pay.

[Rick Delgado]

That almost sounds like. And again to me, I, I hear the words, we understand what happened. In other words, maybe the. They, they got a note. Sorry, but she passed away. She wants her return to us so they can celebrate. Celebrate what? Celebrate that she was her mom and we want her. We want her returned to us. It's almost like, it's almost like it sounded like she had passed away while she was being held from that. And then of course, she released a solo message today asking for everybody to kind of help, but we don't have, we don't have enough time to play this. It's kind of long. But it's a solo message where she's asking, you know, she's telling people she appreciates the prayers, but she wonder why.

[Damon]

It went down to solo.

[Rick Delgado]

For any, for any, for any help. I don't know. We can go into it after the break if you want.

[Damon]

All right, that's hour one. That's a quick wrap. Hour one, hour two. Coming back live from Studio six will be right after this, Sam. From powerhouse vocalist Natasha Owens, known for standout singles like Trump 1 and Somali 1 waltz, comes her brand new release, the Boss. Released on real America's music. This is the direct response to Bruce Springsteen's recent release, the Streets of Minneapolis. While Springsteen once branded himself as a voice of the working class, the Boss gives a voice to everyday Americans and reminds listeners who truly shapes the future. The real America's voice audience has the power to move charts and shake the industry. Download it right now, scan the QR code or search the Boss on itunes. Push it up the charts. Make them notice.

[Rick Delgado]

If your television sounds funny in the.

[Slick Rick]

Evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

[Damon]

Hour two. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Rick Delgado's gonna do some more headlines. Aaron and friend holding it down as always. I see Tony in there as well. Of Tony from the America first warehouse. Gives you all the great shots, all the moving shots, all the great shots from Tony. And Tony's going to be sitting in when Aaron goes, I guess, on vacation. Aaron, where are you going? Florida or something? Yeah, I'm going to Florida. Aaron's like, enough of you guys. I'm out of here.

[Slick Rick]

She's going to West Palm to hang out with Vin.

[Damon]

Yeah, you're going with Vin. You hanging out with Vin, by the way? Is that what you're doing? No. Maybe he could pick me up from the airport. It, though. Are you going to the West Palm area?

[Rick Delgado]

I am, yes.

[Damon]

Oh, really?

[Slick Rick]

Oh, conspiracy.

[Damon]

Yeah, yeah, conspiracy. What's going on?

[Slick Rick]

What's going on? Aaron, come on now.

[Rick Delgado]

So Aaron's flying into that area.

[Damon]

Not staying there, but flying in. Oh, no. Traveling from there. Secret locations.

[Rick Delgado]

Little Alligator, Alcatra.

[Damon]

Are you gonna. Do you have any stops at anything called hard rocks? No. Oh, that's just not that big.

[Slick Rick]

D would never go there without going to the hardware.

[Damon]

I don't know what kind of trip that is.

[Rick Delgado]

I can't let everyone know my movements.

[Damon]

That's not even a trip if you're not stopping a gambling establishment. Maybe I am.

[Rick Delgado]

Maybe.

[Damon]

Okay, good. Okay. All right. All right, good. I'll have to update you one upon my return. Black, 22, 24, 28, 31. On the roulette table. That's where you want to be. You got it. So Aaron's going away, so Fran's gonna be directing, and Tony's gonna take over a couple nights, maybe do some audio. And Tony brings you all the great shots at the American first warehouse. And we love working with him and the work he's done to really make the show great at the America first warehouse. It's key.

[Slick Rick]

So it's a good show Friday night.

[Damon]

It was fun. It's always fun on Friday night. It's always good. Excellent. If you're in the Long island area and you haven't been down there in the east coast, actually, it's within driving distance from a lot of places. Come check it out. On a Friday night. Special place.

[Slick Rick]

You have never been there.

[Damon]

It's a special place, a lot of fun. So just quickly, we'll move on on the Guthrie thing. Here. Here is. I Actually found the guy from the New York Post interview. So this is a veteran homicide investigator, Paul Chalino, and He's worked with 48 Hours CBS News as an on air expert, but he's obviously a former investigator. So hopefully this. Let me just check this there and make sure it's going to work. Looks like it. Here's his thoughts on it right now.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't.

[Damon]

Here we go.

[Slick Rick]

I don't. I don't think she was kidnapped. We would have heard. Listen, there would have been a video, there would have been a photograph. There would have been something, a lock of hair, a drop of blood, something mailed to somebody so they could verify. Yes. In fact, these people have my mother.

[Damon]

Kidnappers want to get paid quickly.

[Rick Delgado]

They don't want this thing to linger. If you're negotiating with another drug dealer.

[Slick Rick]

And South America somewhere, it could go on for a few weeks, a month until they get bored and decide this is not worth it and it's either pay up or we're going to kill this person. And it's always a negotiation.

[Damon]

Right. The first figure they threw out is.

[Slick Rick]

Never what actually gets paid. Like any good business deal, there's going to be a negotiation, but it's going to be a fast and hard one. And there's been no negotiations. No one's called up and said, hey.

[Damon]

Where was my money?

[Rick Delgado]

That hasn't happened.

[Damon]

For the simple reason is nobody's kidnapped her.

[Slick Rick]

I don't think if you're a good kidnapper, you're going to grab the medication on the way out the door because.

[Rick Delgado]

You'Re going to have to take care of her.

[Slick Rick]

You're going to have to keep her alive and healthy. Right. So it shows a total lack of planning, the total lack of forensic evidence of anyone being in that house, of grabbing her is another clue that she wasn't kidnapped in know. You walk in somewhere, you're gonna leave something.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't care who you are.

[Damon]

You're gonna leave some DNA, some footprints, some fingerprints, blood.

[Slick Rick]

If anyone gets cut on glass or.

[Damon]

Whatever, you know, listen, the FBI is.

[Slick Rick]

Great at crime scene processing. They've been processing this thing for what, six, seven, eight days now. They've got nothing. If they had something we'd have heard of about it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, yeah, great point.

[Damon]

I mean, that's really well put. Yeah, yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And when you hear about these kidnapping cases, yeah, it's usually after the fact something's already happened. But like you said, there's no negotiation. There's nothing going on. They're. They're putting out Videos to try to speak to the people. Because based on some rant. Ransom notes. I guess there have been various ransom notes. Do you want to see a little bit of the cut three of her solo message?

[Damon]

I saw it. Be honest. I think everybody's seen it a lot today, so I don't think we need to see it again. But it just. The whole thing stinks to high heaven, honestly. And I feel terrible for Savannah Guthrie, and she's going through this. And, I mean, we just hope. Pray that she's alive. Yeah. And pray that. I mean, it's the worst thing if this ever ended up being some kind of inside family. I mean, I just can't even imagine. But let's just pray for that she's alive and that they can be reunited and then sort all this out and how this happened. But I think it becomes less likely as the days go by.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. As the days.

[Damon]

Man, it just stinks to high heaven. The whole. The whole thing just doesn't. Just doesn't seem right.

[Rick Delgado]

Especially now that it's after the. After the Monday deadline that was set, and we still don't hear anything like, okay, was. Was money sent? Was. Was there any conclusion? Was there. Was there anything found out about what's been going on? We're getting nothing sourced close to the family refutes key. Key details about how Nancy Guthrie was discovered missing. So now you got that thrown into the mix as the sheriff's, as they say. There's now conflicting reports about how she was found out to be missing. So the. The. Whatever this is, it's starting to kind of come apart, I think.

[Damon]

Think. Yeah. All right. Seven minutes past the hour. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slick's got him. LFSXP is the code to use at mypillow. Slickster, what's going on?

[Slick Rick]

All right, big D. Well, Winter Olympics was another big story this weekend, in addition to the Super Bowl. And Lindsey Vonn crashes out of Winter Olympics and evacuated by helicopter to the hospital on Saturday. This is Simon Kent, the Breitbart US Ski star. Lindsey Von's hopes of an Olympic comeback ended in a brutal fashion Sunday when she crashed out of the woman's downhill event after seeking to compete in Italy with a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament. The old acl, as AFP reports. You can see these shots here. Vaughn was barely 13 seconds into a run in bright sunshine in Cortina when she lost control, twisted in the air, and smashed into the snow.

[Damon]

I mean, if you look at the replay. She didn't lose control. She. She went right into the flag. She got her right arm. Goes right into the flag. She took shuts an angle at this one. I think it's the one coming up. You'll see when she goes. She goes to her right and what.

[Slick Rick]

They say here, right there.

[Damon]

Yeah, her right arm goes right through the flag.

[Slick Rick]

And they say when you're in the air, it's very hard to regain control. Obviously, if she was flat, she might have had a better shot. But that, I think her. That left. That left knee was obviously compromised too. Rick and I were talking in the break as well. He thought maybe she should have given up her spot. Right. And not have run knowing that she.

[Damon]

Was that because she has raced what, twice or three times since the accident and maybe it.

[Rick Delgado]

No, she. These were only training runs. You don't go as hard in a training run, man.

[Damon]

I tell you, that just looks like a bad mistake on her part, the angle she took into that flag. But who knows?

[Slick Rick]

It was a miracle that she was even there in itself. I mean, obviously 41 years old, won a gold, what back in 2010 in Vancouver. So quite a big long run there without but Breezy Johnson, her. Her teammate there, ended up winning the gold for the United States in the downhill hill. It was nice to see that. My understanding was as she was in the helicopter, she was actually cheering for her. So thought that was a nice touch as well. And then of course the other big story was the whole Bad Bunny and now we got a little fallout from that as well. Fans bash Bad Bunny's Boring Super Bowl Halftime Show Slam Spanish Language Performance Warner Todd Houston A. Breitbart Many fans took to social media to bash the NFL's halftime show featuring Puerto Rican rapper Brad Bunny. For being mostly in Spanish and even for being born boring, the show is bound to be controversial for many and boring. Bunny.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, I thought you said being born.

[Slick Rick]

No, being boring, boring, boring. Don't get me in trouble though, gal. The show was bound to be controversial for many and the discuss the discussion over the rabidly anti ice and anti Trump singer rage for months ahead of the Super Bowl Sunday. Rap star Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, was blessed by many social medias for using a boring show. And that was the worst halftime show ever. I mean, that's pretty strong. Bad Bunny has consistently refused to perform his music in English and the 2026 halftime show was no exception. And that said aloft a lot of. A lot of football fans as well. There's all kinds of posts. I mean, the social media was absolutely off the track. Now, again, I did not see the performance. I think you had saw some. But there was a lot of suggestive stuff in there that really wasn't appropriate for a younger audience to be watching either. I mean, you know, they always tease us when we, we say something, right. This is a family show. You know what? They're right. That's a family show.

[Rick Delgado]

At the end of the family, it's about kids.

[Slick Rick]

I mean, probably 40% of their fan base is under the age of 18. You got a big lot of young kids that watch the, watch the game, look up to these players. And obviously he's not a player, at least not a football player anyway. But yeah, so it'll go on for a while. We're going to land that Bad Bunny plane here. Though it came, it's over. The president took to social media last night. He laid it out really good as well. I liked his post about Bad Bunny and the woke NFL. It's really a shame what the NFL has become and they continue to drive a lot of good fans away. And I don't know if they're ever going to get it back until we get a new commissioner. And who knows when the heck that's going to be because I'm no fan of Roger Goodell. And that's my 2 cents. Big D and Rap in sports.

[Rick Delgado]

Back to you.

[Damon]

All right, 11 minutes past the hour, slick. Thanks. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use. Let's do some news. Rick Delgado. What's going on, Delgado? All right.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, more federal judge election stuff. Stuff in Georgia is coming out. Damon, as a federal judge orders Fulton County, Georgia election case documents to be unsealed by tomorrow. They ordered that. The order came down from Judge J.P. boulay of the Northern District of Georgia. The raid, of course, we're talking about was earlier this or actually, yeah, I guess at the beginning of the month at the Georgia Election facility in Fulton county, coming under intense scrutiny due to its connection to the 2020 claims of election fraud. Here is cut number six, Speaker Johnson talking about election integrity in Georgia. Cut number six. Check this out. What do you say to that allegation that President Trump is going to meddle in the 2026 midterm elections, that that's what he's doing in Georgia?

[Slick Rick]

I find it comical that one of the senators from Georgia is talking about schemes in elections. Remember, Georgia was example a of that in the 2020 election, there were two.

[Rick Delgado]

Statewide recounts in Georgia.

[Slick Rick]

They mail out ballots to everyone. Everyone knows all of the problems that occurred in Georgia. It was very controversial and remains so to this day because of all the things that happened there.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And Fulton County Board of Commissioners Chair Rob Pitts and the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections are actually suing the federal government over the seizure of the ballots and seeking their return. Not really sure why they're so upset. Because it was supposed to be, you know, no problems, nothing. Nothing to worry about. Nothing to see here. Who cares if we have a look? Fulton county kids.

[Damon]

All right, 13 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday. More to do. We're back right after this.

[Slick Rick]

Sam.

[Damon]

I would know. I have a rain. You could. You could keep it open for.

[Slick Rick]

Ah.

[Damon]

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One of the good ones, I'm not going to give you the whole thing, but it's in the American Thinker today, and it kind of goes along with my first word, and that is this headline from Michael Wydlansky. With Democrats, the eyes have it Impeachment and Insurrection. For the Democrats, it's been a short slippery slope from demanding Trump's impeachment to likening him ICE and all Republicans to Nazis. And he kind of goes through this going back to Pelosi saying the Trump impeachment is forever ever. That was when she was voicing this accidental truth after the Democrats impeached Trump for his call with Zelensky. What Pelosi meant to say, he says, is that it doesn't matter whether Trump was or was not convicted or even if the charges against him had any merit, that she had left her mark, that the process alone had left its mark. The stain of impeachment. Impeachment would last forever, and that was really their goal. She laughed and smiled as she asserted it would cling to Trump like a bad smell. He'd never be able to wash it off. Pelosi was right, but for the wrong reason. In fact, something else seems to be long lasting, maybe forever, and that is impeachment. Once a rare political tactic once used once a century, has now become the first move in a Democrat party playbook. Whenever they can, they will impeach. I did it just because I could. President Bill Clinton once famously said about one of his transgressions. And the Democrats are basically saying we do it just because we can. What used to be a quack idea from the likes of congressional kooks like Maxine Waters, impeach 45 and cane waving Al Green has now become enshrined as the Democrat Party policy and lead ideology. And it's a warning again to Republicans that if the Democrats regain the majority in the House of Representatives, they are swearing to impeach President Trump for the third time. Maybe they think third time's the charm, but more likely it'll be strike three and they will just strike out. Democrats deliberately ignore the fact that Trump was proven right about the facts of Biden's Ukraine corruption, and he was about the fact that he never called for an insurrection in any way, shape or form. Both impeachments were a total travesty of justice, not a stain on Trump, but A permanent stain on the Democrat Party. Pelosi and the Democrats formed a specially selected political posse to hunt down and lynch Trump for insurrection after he left office. Deliberately hiding and destroying evidence that proved the opposite. That was, as we called it, the Salem witch trials. We have all heard the wild charges that Trump grabbed the wheel of the car. All of the testimony that we know is fake and phony and a bunch of nonsense baloney. Robert Mueller, Jack Smith looked like fools when they made the charges. Democrats often routinely declare that six people were killed by violent rioters back on January 6th. None of it's true. It's all fake. The lies will remain lies even if they are repeated by journalists at cnn, cbs, abc, msnbc, late night comedians and like, you know, but again, the point of the article is they don't really care about any of it. They don't care whether it's effective, whether it's deserved, whether it sticks. They want to use the process of tying up the administration trying to impeach them for the third time making the case the wrap up smear. Put it out there, let the media run with it. We know how it works, that the eyes will be their playbook, insurrection and impeachment, if they are to win again. And the fact is, what they should be as a party is completely repudiated by the American people. And if we had any kind of an honest media, by the media for using this twin strategies as their only strategy, it's a form of political violence, quite frankly, and it should be condemned. But of course it won't be. They'll exploit the ayes as long as they can. And again, I tell you this because as much as, yes, it focuses on what the Democrats do, it's really, really in a roundabout way focused on the status and makeup of the current Republican Party, which will be as much responsible if we lose the House as they are responsible if we lose the House, quite frankly, and the Senate. The two of them combined in their inactivity over the last year, which will be then by then two years to get anything effectively done other than what President Trump has done by executive order, which is what we all know can be overturned as easily as it was done. But I keep hearing that Mike Johnson is doing a great job and that John Thune is also doing a great job job. And I unfortunately hear that from the leader of the free world. And yet I hear that Thomas Massie and all these others are the real enemies, the ones who actually like go vote the way that you voted for them because of the stuff they ran on and told you that they believed in. But th. He's great, Johnson. He's great no matter what. No pressure ever seemingly publicly put on them. And I say publicly for a reason, because maybe privately it's out, I don't know, but it's not working, at least on Thune. And again, Thune learned from the best and he's still hanging around. And I don't want anything to happen to him physically, but I mean, hanging around politically, you won't just get the hell out of here. Seemingly so he learned from the best.

[Rick Delgado]

And, you know, once he is gone, he's still going to have his fingers all over everything because these people refuse to let go because that's. That's their cash cow is, you know, pushing people and making sure they have a legacy tree that they can glom off of.

[Damon]

All right, 26 past the hour. We'll do some more headlines with Delgado. We'll do some more sports before we wrap it up. Brand new week. Hope it's a good one. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this. Sam. Foreign. Studio 6B. Aaron told me before the show tonight, for those of you watching on Real America's Voice, we were just talking about this in the break on social media. Next month it's going to be three years.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, wow. Three years.

[Damon]

Aaron has been the director. Well, Aaron and Fran are the brains, right? I don't know if Fran wants this.

[Slick Rick]

What are you talking about?

[Damon]

But they're the brains of the operation, obviously, because we're not, clearly. But it's been three years. Wow. Aaron's been sitting at that board.

[Slick Rick]

It's been three years since Roll it G. Huh? It's a long time.

[Damon]

Yeah. Roll it G to Roll it Aaron in three years.

[Rick Delgado]

She grew up so fast.

[Slick Rick]

She's.

[Damon]

Man, oh, man, you have come. Wow.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, Amazing.

[Damon]

Yeah, amazing. Three years.

[Slick Rick]

Just.

[Rick Delgado]

I can't believe it's just about gotten sick enough of us to start going on vacation.

[Damon]

Vacation? This is my first vacation in three years.

[Rick Delgado]

Three years she might not come back.

[Slick Rick]

What do you mean?

[Damon]

Three years to get to the line where she said, I gotta get out of here for a week, get away from these morons. I have never taken a full week off, only like a day here, day there.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm telling you. Let's make a mess.

[Slick Rick]

I don't think Elgato's taking a month off on the show.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't think she's coming back.

[Damon]

She's not coming back.

[Rick Delgado]

No, no.

[Damon]

She's in. Just going.

[Rick Delgado]

Where do you think I'm going? I don't know. She's going to get to where she's going. She's going to be like, this is way better than these three idiots. I'm staying here. Yeah, I mean the weather, but that too.

[Slick Rick]

She going to get a job at one of those hot radio stations down in Miami or something.

[Rick Delgado]

Are you auditioning when you go down there? No, I'm not auditioning for anything.

[Damon]

Yeah, Guys and Dolls or something.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

God will give you some pointers.

[Rick Delgado]

Will.

[Damon]

Give you some point just to not.

[Slick Rick]

Get whatever ice say do the opposite.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Look. Look how you'll end up next to him.

[Damon]

Oh, hey, watch it. Slick is great shots.

[Rick Delgado]

Of course he is.

[Damon]

All right, live from Studio 6B. Let's. Let's do some more headlines. Speaking of Delgado, he's got him. What else is going on in the news today?

[Rick Delgado]

Damon? This could be the funniest headline that's actually been printed by the Associated Press. And, and it's because of the stupidity and the utter nonsense that it is. So I'll just get to it, shall I? The FBI, Damon, has concluded that Jeffrey Epstein wasn't running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men. The files show. Okay, you gotta be kidding me on this one.

[Damon]

Sad day for Delgado's life, according to.

[Rick Delgado]

This idiotic article from the FBI.

[Damon]

Why is it idiotic?

[Rick Delgado]

Because it makes no sense.

[Slick Rick]

Let's hear the facts here.

[Rick Delgado]

The FBI poured over Jeffrey Epstein's bank records and emails. It searched his homes. It spent years interviewing his victims and examining his. His connections to some of the world's most influential people. But while investigators collected ample proof that Epstein sexually abused underage girls, they say they found scant evidence of well connected financiers led a track sex trafficking ring serving powerful men around the world. According to the Associated Press, who reviewed the internal Justice Department records.

[Damon]

Okay, you haven't reviewed them.

[Rick Delgado]

Hilarious videos and photos seized from Epstein's homes in New York, Florida of the Virgin Islands didn't depict victims being abused or implicate anyone else. They say in the. In the crimes. The Prosecutor wrote in 2025 memo an examination of the Epstein financial records including payments he made to entities LinkedIn, influential figures in academia, finance and global diplomacy found no connection to criminal activity.

[Damon]

Yeah, right. Good.

[Rick Delgado]

Said another internal memo in 2019. That's. That's rich. While one Epstein victim made. Made highly public claims that he lent her to his rich friends, agents couldn't confirm that that she or other victims were telling the similar story. David. So of course you don't believe the victim. You just believe the rich guys. The AP and other media.

[Damon]

I mean, I don't see what you're upset about so far when you're reading this. What part are you disagreeing with?

[Rick Delgado]

I'm disagreeing with all of it.

[Damon]

So it's the Associated Press.

[Rick Delgado]

The Associated Press, it's an associated reputable outfit. That's what it is. The AP and other media organizations are still reviewing millions of pages of documents. So of course they're not even done with their investigation. But they've already made their conclusion at the Associated Mess that there is no, there's no rich men being, being taken care of through this whole Epstein pedophile sex, sex trafficking thing. Not at all. Not, not 14 year old girls being reported sort of being shared around the millionaires home in Palm Beach. No, not at all. Not, not since 2005. Geez. And then, then you couple that with oh well, you know what, I did a little, a little research on this. You want to see what I found, Damon? Because it's kind of interesting all the people that could be associated and meanwhile they're going to say, oh well, of course there's no rich people. Let's go with this name. I've never heard of it. But he's very, very important. He's the World Economic Forum president. He's currently under investigation. Borg Brendy, never heard of him. But he's rich. Brad Karp, a very rich almost billionaire. Chair of the White Shoe law firm. Paul Weiss. He just stepped down.

[Damon]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

Casey Wasserman, chair of the LA Olympic organizing committee. He's in a little bit of trouble. He's in there. Bill Gates, he's pretty rich from what I understand. Howard, I mean really rich. But Delgado, Steve Tisch, giants owner, billionaire, really rich. Leon Black, billionaire, really rich. Robert Kraft, owner of the Patriots, Billionaire. Really rich. Google founder Sergey Brin, Billionaire. Really rich. Paul PayPal, PayPal founder Peter Thiel, billionaire. Very rich. Gordon Getty. Oh, let's, let's. That's interesting. Last name, Paul. Oh, thanks. Thanks Rick. Billionaire Paul Getty. Billionaire. Mortimer Zuckerman.

[Damon]

Who are you talking to?

[Rick Delgado]

I'm talking to Paul.

[Damon]

He's not here.

[Rick Delgado]

That's okay. Prince Andrew, Prince Andrew, he used to be rich. He got kicked out. Sarah Ferguson, his ex wife, she's also in here. Her life is over. Richard Branson, another billionaire. He's really rich.

[Damon]

Doggo. Let me stop.

[Rick Delgado]

Apple CEO Tim Cook, he's really.

[Damon]

But here's the problem. All joking aside, here's the problem. Problem. I don't whatever your problem is with the story, obviously you're saying it's a bunch of malarkey.

[Rick Delgado]

It's a bunch of malark.

[Damon]

Okay, here's the issue. We have waited for this stuff. You've been talking about this on this show for as long as you've done it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Damon]

You've given every timeline for everything that's going to happen and none of it has happened. No. And we have this group of, of people who are supposed victims of all of this.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Damon]

Why don't, here, here's an idea. Idea. Why don't they step in front of the microphone and they say Peter Thiel did this or this person did this and I have proof or I have this. Why is it that nobody can get up and just tell us the names? Why is it always that we have to wait, wait for somebody in some three letter agency to do all this work when supposedly everybody knows who all these people are and not one of them will get in front of a microphone and just give us a name or the names or some names or something. Because until that happens, you're going to be reading AP stories like this for as long as we can think about it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes, unfortunately you are correct.

[Damon]

Correct.

[Rick Delgado]

But my main problem is the ap, their stupid story trying to say that the FBI has concluded Jeffrey Epstein wasn't running a sex trafficking ring when that's what he's been known for doing is running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men. They have the list of men. I read you a bunch of the names. There's going to be more coming out. As a matter of fact, Thomas Massie just posted this today that he's going to hopefully push forward for well known retired CEO DOJ should redact this, Unredact this. Why did they redact it? He's got a, he's got something that he posted on his X account. I'm interested to find out if he can get this, this name unredacted. Because again it's. If these are not powerful people being sheltered from their, their crimes with Jeffrey Epstein, then the AP has some splaining to do because I just read you a ton of names and all of them are really rich and really powerful.

[Damon]

And they're connected to so far publicly, nobody.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, they're connected to Jeffrey Epstein.

[Damon]

Okay, so is Trump. But we know what the connection is there.

[Rick Delgado]

Right? But we already know because he's told us.

[Damon]

So why doesn't someone else tell us what his, their connection is? Why is he the only one who can do it? Right?

[Slick Rick]

Did Tish come out with anything. Did he say anything?

[Rick Delgado]

He hasn't said anything. And then, and then on top of that, Roana, did you hear what he had to say? Cut number five. Here's Roana, the Democrat from California talking about this and he, he describes how this could actually take down the royal family. Cut number five. Damon, check this out.

[Slick Rick]

Well, Mandelson may bring down the whole government from what I hear. You know, he just engaged in terrible behavior. I mean the allegations are very serious that he was working for Gordon Brown and then feeding information about UK possibly buying euros and having Epstein trade on that. I mean it is a deeply, deeply troubling. And you know Epstein's. I saw this interview with Epstein's former girlfriend talking about how someone is a loser if they weren't mentioned in the Epstein files. It's a window into. Window into to the elite impunity this club.

[Damon]

And by the way, I think this.

[Slick Rick]

Is the, the most vulnerable the British.

[Damon]

Monarchy has ever been.

[Slick Rick]

I mean I heard they were asking the Queen questions about the Epstein class. They, they ought to ask the King and Queen questions and maybe this will be the end of the monarchy.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And that's coming from Ron.

[Damon]

I mean, come on.

[Rick Delgado]

And again you. I go back to the title. FBI concludes Jeffrey Epstein wasn't running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men. Ro Khanna seems to think differently. The British Prime Minister is now in hot water because the guy he sent over to the US well that's the guy who was talking about has, has a deep history with, with Epstein. And now it looks like Keir Starmer is on on. He's basically. He's losing his government. His, his number one, his number two man just resigned over the weekend. He's got other people leaving his, his administration. He's in a lot of trouble. And then as he mentioned, if you're not named in this Epstein list, you're not anybody. You're a loser. This coming from ex girlfriend of, of Prince Andrew.

[Damon]

You have as much what information on these people and what they did as I do, which is zero.

[Rick Delgado]

No, I have much.

[Damon]

Somebody has it, but they're not coming forward.

[Rick Delgado]

Lady.

[Damon]

You have none.

[Rick Delgado]

Lady Victoria Hervey Damon retained that Epstein could still be living after being substituted by a trip van, according to a recent interview. I don't even think Jeffrey Depp Epstein is dead anymore. She believes he is somewhere being squirreled away in Israel and she's also the one that made that comment.

[Damon]

And by the way, if you're not.

[Rick Delgado]

In the Epstein files and you're Probably a bit of a loser.

[Damon]

Okay, thanks. This is great. If you're. If you are. If you're a victim.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Damon]

And you see that AP headline? Would that not motivate you to say, how dare you print that? Do you know what I went through? Why isn't there anybody who's willing to step in front of a camera and a microphone and say, how dare the AP put out a headline like that? That is egregious. It is embarrassing. It is. It is not recognizing of the facts. Facts. And here are the facts.

[Rick Delgado]

I completely agree. But there are probably some circumstances, like, I don't want to end up like Virginia Giuffre did and what she went through. And then to top it off, Damon, check this out. Jeffrey Epstein's death was announced by the doj. Wait for it. A day before he was actually dead. The document from the Southern District of New York announcing Jeffrey Epstein's death has been going viral after it was included in newly released documents. The reason? It carries a date that appears to proceed the moment Epstein was officially found dead inside the prison. Believe it or not. There it is.

[Slick Rick]

Bill and Hillary tipped them off. They told him what he was doing.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm just telling you. It's all coming out.

[Damon]

17Th of the hour. Live from Studio 6B. We'll wrap it up for a Monday, and we get back right after this.

[Rick Delgado]

I got. Oh, that's funky.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, look out, man. Sound like a little Curtis Mayfield over there. Big D. Come on, now.

[Damon]

Definitely new. 6B. I like that, friend. Was that a mistake or was that for real?

[Slick Rick]

That was great.

[Damon]

Oh, that was a mistake. That's a great mistake. Keep that one in the rotation.

[Slick Rick]

Is that for real or Pharrell?

[Damon]

Yeah, that's funky.

[Slick Rick]

That's from Frame. That's cooking.

[Damon]

All right. That's cooking. All right. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday night, February 9th. Let's wrap it up with some more sports and some more news. I had still a couple things, but none of it matters, really. It's more generalized stuff than the actual headline. So let's do.

[Rick Delgado]

No, I've seen stuff.

[Damon]

Oh, please. Merciful. Good Lord, Enough. Go work for ap.

[Rick Delgado]

What ap?

[Damon]

I have an Epstein story. Actually, she testified today, completed the fifth. Did you know that?

[Rick Delgado]

I saw that.

[Damon]

And she said that I'll clear Donald Trump of any wrongdoing, but only I'll do that for clemency. I think it's what she said, which I don't. I mean, come on. They can't do that. No. So Slick's gonna do Sports Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell, Slickster. What else is going on?

[Slick Rick]

The last two stories are the. Obviously the Most of the weekends dominated in sports. You guys hear about these Olympic medals breaking? Unbelievable.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

Olympics giving maximum attention to broken metal problems.

[Damon]

How many seconds of the Olympics I've watched so far?

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, not too much.

[Damon]

Zero. Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

I've been trying to keep chat a little bit, but then I say to myself, I'm wasting good time. Milan, handle with care. That's the message from gold medalist Breezy Johnson at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics after she. She and other athletes found their medals broke within hours. Olympic organizers are investigating with maximum attention after a spate of medals have fallen off their ribbons during celebrations on the opening weekend of the Games. Don't jump in them. I was jumping in excitement and it broke. Women's downhill ski gold medalist Johnson said after her win Sunday. I'm sure somebody will fix it. It's not crazy broken, but a little broken. The TV broadcast in Germany captured the moment by athlete Justice. Stray realized the mixed relay bronze he had won Sunday had fallen off the ribbon around his neck and clattered to the floor as he danced along to a song with teammates. His German teammates cheered as Trilo tried without success to reattach the metal before realizing a smaller piece, seemingly the clasp had broken off and was still on the floor. US Figure skater, this is. Alyssa Liu posted a clip on social media of her team event gold medal detached from its official ribbon. My medal. Don't need the ribbon, Lou wrote early on Monday. So look at this. I mean, this is absolutely crazy.

[Damon]

I have to tell you, Slick, and I hate to say this, I really do, because, I mean, when it comes to things like the Ryder cup or. I mean, I root as hard as you can possibly root for the U.S. the skiers and the. In the skaters. They can't fall enough to make me happy in the Olympics. Yeah, I hope the skiers hit every flag on the way down and just. I don't want them to get physically hurt, obviously, but just tumble down, just come in last place. Is that terrible to say?

[Rick Delgado]

Yep.

[Damon]

I feel like it's terrible to say.

[Slick Rick]

I had that story.

[Damon]

I want all the skiers, I want the ice to turn to water during their performances so they just fall. I don't know.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, that was my.

[Damon]

Just a bunch of. They're just a bunch of losers.

[Slick Rick]

All anti American.

[Damon]

I don't. I'm not representing for the country because it's so hard. I'm representing for my friends well, then, then wear a jersey that says Friends and Family on.

[Rick Delgado]

Right. Go to the Friends, Friend, Friend Olympics.

[Slick Rick]

I think you get a little change of tune today. That guy. But I didn't get. I'm not going to get to that story.

[Damon]

They can't fall down enough for me. And I'm sorry to say that I agree with you. You know, half kidding. I don't want him to, like, obviously get hurt.

[Rick Delgado]

But you're not going to give him the old Nancy Kerrigan treat.

[Damon]

No.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Slick Rick]

Just let him get embarrassed.

[Damon]

Just like fall on your face. Technically speak. You know, whatever they call it here, facetiously speaking, I always want them to. They can't fall down enough.

[Slick Rick]

Make that a triple lutz. Klutz.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon]

Yep.

[Slick Rick]

And let me just finish up with one. This story I really love. Great super bowl story. So many different side stories to the Super Bowl. Most of them negative, some good. But this is a cute story. What made winning Super Bowl 60 MVP even sweeter for Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III, who Slick Rick picked for the MVP? He was about number four or five down the list there. And this is from Clark Dalton. And this is from Seattle. The Seattle News. Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker's the third's father picked the right time to attend his first NFL game. The Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 2913 in Super Bowl 60 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. Walker became the first running back since Denver Broncos standout Terrell Davis. And this was back in Super Bowl 32 to win the game's MVP after rushing for 135 yards and 27 carries. In a post game news conference, Walker revealed his father, Kenneth Jr. Had never seen him play in the NFL until Sunday. This was his fourth year. Cut to Aaron.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes, my dad, he comes out to Seattle all the time and watch games, but he never goes to the game.

[Damon]

Because he don't like crowds.

[Rick Delgado]

So this is his first NFL game.

[Slick Rick]

And you know, we won a Super bowl, so it means a lot to me.

[Rick Delgado]

And I know you're proud of me. For real. I wasn't the one that convinced him.

[Slick Rick]

Actually. My agent convinced them to come out.

[Rick Delgado]

Here, so I didn't think he would come. They ended up miking him up and everything. So he got out of his comfort zone.

[Slick Rick]

That's pretty cool. Yep. His dad is. Has a little bit of a fear of crowds and he overcame that to see his son become the mvp. Amazing. So. And I really love Walker. I love that running game. That was pretty much Seattle's bread and butter yesterday on Offense. Good stuff there. And that's a rapid Sports. Big D. Back to you.

[Damon]

All right, look. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. Let's do some last headlines here on a Monday. Delgado's got him. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, the. The President Trump UFO story I will say for tomorrow.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, good.

[Damon]

I'm sorry, the what?

[Rick Delgado]

The President Trump UFO story. I will save for tomorrow.

[Damon]

Tomorrow's Tuesday. How about you save it for Saturday show?

[Rick Delgado]

No, I'll save for tomorrow. You love it. It'll be a good time. We'll have. We'll have fun. This story comes out of the state of Washington as Washington lawmakers are sparring with the governor over a millionaires tax. Believe it or not, Damon, Democrats want to increase taxes. It's a crazy thing.

[Damon]

Wow.

[Rick Delgado]

And in the Washington legislature, they released their long way to plan to tax millionaires, setting up a big tug of war with the governor about how to spend that tax money when it comes flying in. The plan is a tax of millionaires. Anybody who makes over a million a year would alter Washington's long standing policy of not imposing personal income taxes. Here is cut number eight. This is a guy who runs the Seattle Times up there. He seems to have a good idea of what the state can do with that money because, well, the media up there is suffering a little bit.

[Damon]

Bit.

[Rick Delgado]

Here it is, cut number eight. Check this out.

[Slick Rick]

We have to do everything we can.

[Damon]

To protect our journalism jobs that remain.

[Slick Rick]

And provide incentives to grow the number.

[Damon]

Of journalists in our state and Senate. Bill 5400 will do just that. The tweaks that were made will expand the tent and widen the tent for.

[Rick Delgado]

Those who will qualify.

[Damon]

The bill will not impact general funds negatively. The modest surcharge and some tech companies that we talked about would be a drop in the bucket compared to the.

[Slick Rick]

Billions that they've made, many of which.

[Damon]

From our new content that they've used without any compensation. Google made $124 billion last year. $6 million represents 0.0048% of their profits.

[Slick Rick]

If you use that same number for someone who's making $70,000, it comes out to be $3.36.

[Damon]

Hardly a big lift for the tech platforms. Many news organizations would benefit from the package of this bill from passage, including the Seattle Times. One benefit is save jobs. But the real winners are Washington residents. And informed citizenry is the foundation of our democracy. And that's what we try to do every single day. This will protect jobs. We strongly Support Senate Bill 5400 and hope that you advance it out of committee for give us a chance to.

[Slick Rick]

Sustain and grow our vital community service missions.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. In other words, they're going out of business because nobody's buying their newspapers anymore. And they figured, well, we need subsidies. What better way to get that than from the taxpayers of the state of Washington? So he wants, he wants the tech companies to be extra taxed and then they take that money and just slice off a little bit for them so they can keep, they can hire people to write the garbage that nobody's reading in the first place. No, that is what's coming out of Seattle. The Seattle Times. Alan Fisco is his name.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Just, just another way, I guess that communist thing works out where they just. Well, just take it from you guys and prop us up over here. We'll be fine. Fine. Until we need more later and then they'll keep raising taxes.

[Damon]

Just one headline before we go, Aaron, if you could throw up my screen, just keep this in mind. This is out tonight in the Federalist. And well, Mitch McConnell might try to smother the SAVE act to spite Trump. We'll see. As always, we salute military active and active, police, firefighters, first responders, all emergency personnel. Thanks, guys on the show. Aaron Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6P audience, we'll see you tomorrow night. Have a great rest of your night, everybody. Stay warm. See you on a Tuesday, 8pm right back here. Live from Studio 6B, This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.