Live From Studio 6B - Monday, March 9 2026

Summary

Real America’s Voice: "Live From Studio 6B"

Episode Date: March 9, 2026
Host: Slick, with regular panelists Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Aaron, and Fran
Runtime Analyzed: Approx. 01:22–01:40 [Non-content removed]

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Episode Overview

This episode of "Live From Studio 6B" kicks off a new week with a deep dive into pressing political and financial news: the surging U.S. budget deficit, government spending, foreign policy (with a focus on Iran and the Middle East), the current status of the 2026 presidential administration, and headline issues impacting American lives. The show is anchored by a blend of economic criticism, candid humor, sports updates, viewer engagement, and live reactions to breaking news—including the dignified transfer of a U.S. service member fallen in the line of duty.

The tone is lively, irreverent, and deeply skeptical of mainstream narratives and Washington policies, anchored in a vigorous defense of populist and constitutional ideals.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. U.S. Federal Deficit and Government Spending [04:41–11:30]

• The episode’s opening “First Word” segment, delivered by Slick, spotlights the U.S. federal deficit hitting $1 trillion in just five months of fiscal 2026—despite being $142 billion less than the previous year.
• Major drivers include increased spending on Social Security (up $48B), Medicare, Medicaid (both sharply up), and defense, alongside swelling interest payments on national debt.
• Panelists invoke warnings from the Founding Fathers, Milton Friedman, Walter E. Williams, and Ronald Reagan:
  • Quote – Slick [06:19]:
    “The Constitution that those men crafted, it was all about limited government, enumerated powers, no blank check for endless borrowing and spending. They knew that debt could enslave a nation faster than any tyrant could.”
• The show argues that both major parties are complicit—spending other people’s money “on other people”—and denounces government waste as legalized theft (per Williams).
• The hosts call for reform: slashing waste, entitlement reform, keeping tariffs strong, and holding DC accountable.

2. Panel Reactions: Economics and Government Waste [16:26–21:04]

• Aaron expands on Milton Friedman's "four ways to spend money," stressing government’s indifference to value when spending taxpayer funds.
• Paul estimates that 40–50% of every government dollar is lost to fraud, with $1 trillion in fraud reportedly already found this year.
• The group highlights absurd government purchases and NGO grant scams—e.g., grant money going to foreign “queering the map” projects or animal/environmental causes of dubious necessity.
  • Quote – Paul Nolan [19:23]:
    “Every time somebody’s wife comes up with ‘Save the Wombats’ or save some nonsense... we’re going to need $200 billion for it ASAP.”

3. Democratic Tax Proposals: Political Gamesmanship [20:33–23:18; 50:36–53:32]

• Slick and Paul dissect Senator Cory Booker’s proposal to eliminate federal income tax for those earning under $75–80k, suggesting it mimics Trump’s earlier proposals and is pure election posturing.
• Panelists predict “taxes will be called something else,” such as increased property or sales taxes.
• The group expresses deep cynicism about Democrats’ sudden embrace of “lower taxes,” linking it to inflation-centric election tactics.

4. Foreign Policy: Oil Markets and Middle East Conflict [26:44–38:26]

• Paul reports on Chuck Schumer’s call for the President to use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) to lower gas prices amid Mideast turmoil—pointing out the hypocrisy of Democrats who previously opposed SPR replenishment.
• The show follows up on Iran’s leadership transition after the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran’s attacks in the region, drone/missile launches, and how global banking interests drive instability.

5. War and Loss: Dignified Transfer of a U.S. Serviceman [35:24–40:44; 61:21–72:46]

• The panel discusses the latest U.S. service casualties in “Operation Epic Fury” against Iran, with President Trump attending a dignified transfer at Dover AFB [35:24].
• There is a moment of reflection during the live broadcast of another dignified transfer, this time of Army Sergeant Benjamin Pennington, attended by Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
  • Quote – Slick [64:10]:
    “Our hearts just break for that young man and his family... The seventh such death so far since Epic Fury started and hopefully the last.”
• Panelists note the solemn training and gravity of these ceremonies, invoking the real cost of conflict for military families.

6. Domestic Security: ISIS-inspired Attack in New York City [40:53–47:17]

• Rick Delgado reports on an ISIS-inspired bomb attack outside NYC’s mayoral mansion. Two Pennsylvania teens are arrested; the NYC mayor’s response misattributes the incident to “white supremacy.”
  • Quote – Aaron [47:08]:
    “When you have a mayor saying that this ISIS-inspired terrorism is white supremacy, I think we know where his allegiance lies.”
• The segment raises larger questions about the response of city leadership and the role of law enforcement.

7. Globalism, Banking, and Systemic Manipulation [11:35–14:14]

• Paul references LaRouche PAC critiques, arguing global debt is engineered by central banks and Western financial interests (Lloyds of London, Rothschilds) to create a “renter class” and strip Americans of their agency.
• He contends Trump is “breaking through” this system, challenging global elites.

8. Current Politics: Election Security, Immigration, and the Long Game [84:53–95:26]

• John Solomon’s reporting on potential criminal probes into Maricopa County (AZ) voting records is addressed; friction noted with local media skepticism.
• Paul plays a War Room clip demonstrating via election maps how post-1984 immigration, “illegal scams,” and mail-in voting have altered the U.S. political landscape, leading to structural Democratic advantages and undermined election integrity.
  • Quote – War Room Guest [92:44]:
    "Ever since 1990...an exponential increase [in unauthorized immigration] because they knew they could never let it happen again—losing so bad where almost every single state besides two went for Reagan."

9. Sports Updates: UFC at the White House, NCAA, and More [22:25–26:13; 53:37–58:01; 79:38–83:42]

• The show covers the UFC Freedom 250 card set for the White House, with analysis of its matches and notable absences (no McGregor or Jones).
• Other updates: NHL, NBA, NCAA Selection Sunday, the High Point Panthers’ basketball bid, NFL updates, and IndyCar’s DC street circuit plans.
• Lively banter continues regarding favorites, viewers’ birthdays, and sports culture.

10. Media, Critique, and Personalities [58:32–62:18]

• Segments feature playful discussion about commentator Stephen A. Smith’s potential (now declined) 2028 presidential run and his political takes.
• A highlight is James Carville’s unapologetic declaration of “Trump Derangement Syndrome.”
  • Quote – James Carville [59:46]:
    “I got Trump derangement syndrome. I hate the mother... and you know what? I don’t want to get rid of it. I want to get worse! I want to hate him more.”

11. Security Threats: Iran and U.S. Sleeper Cells [73:24–74:51]

• Paul Nolan reports on government alerts over intercepted encrypted communications—potential “operational triggers” for Iranian sleeper cells outside the country. U.S. law enforcement is on alert following the Ayatollah’s death and U.S. strikes.

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Notable Moments & Quotes

• Slick on U.S. Spending [06:19]:
  “The Constitution ... was all about limited government, enumerated powers, no blank check for endless borrowing and spending. They knew that debt could enslave a nation faster than any tyrant.”

• Paul Nolan on Government Waste [19:23]:
  “Every time somebody’s wife comes up with ‘Save the Wombats’ or save some nonsense... we’re going to need $200 billion for it ASAP.”

• Aaron on D.C. Cynicism [20:04]:
  “The Institute of Peace just taking money hand over fist from the American people and shipping it out all over the world, and they don’t know where it goes.”

• Slick on Oil Policy [28:10]:
  “Chuck Schumer is an opportunistic schmuck and a moron at that. If anybody knows anything about the SPR ... [they’d know] that’s not what it’s there for.”

• James Carville [59:46]:
  “I got Trump derangement syndrome. ... I want to hate him more. I pray to God in heaven ... we want to hate the son of a [expletive] so much that we can't see straight.”

• War Room Clip [92:44]:
  “Ever since, from 1990 to 2007, an exponential increase [in illegal immigration] because they knew they could never let it happen again—of losing so bad where ... almost every single state besides what, two, went for Reagan.”

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Important Timestamps by Segment

• [04:41] — First Word: Deep-dive on U.S. federal budgeting, debt, and historical context.
• [16:26] — Panel Reaction: Expanding on government spending and fraud, referencing Milton Friedman.
• [20:33] — Cory Booker’s Tax Proposal: Parsing policy, partisan strategy, and “newfound” Democratic fiscal restraint.
• [26:44] — Schumer and Oil: Strategic Petroleum Reserve, current pricing, political posturing.
• [35:24] / [61:21] — Dignified Transfer: Live reaction and reflection on a fallen service member.
• [40:53] — NYC Terror Incident: ISIS-inspired, investigative response, and political misdirection.
• [50:53] — Booker’s Bill & Tax Conversation: Calls for a “flat tax” and skepticism around Democratic motives.
• [58:32] — Media Personalities: James Carville, Stephen A. Smith, and the impact of “TDS.”
• [73:24] — Iranian Sleeper Cells: National security alert, intercepted communications.
• [92:41] — Immigration/Elections: War Room analysis of immigration’s impact on U.S. voting.

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Conclusion

This episode weaves together high-stakes national issues, cultural commentary, pressing foreign affairs, and lighthearted sports talk. Key takeaways include mounting concern over unsustainable government spending, deep skepticism toward bipartisan waste and electioneering, and a persistent focus on how global and domestic elites may be shaping America’s trajectory. The hosts’ trademark banter and camaraderie give the discussion both energy and accessibility; their defense of American values is as passionate as their critique of the status quo.

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For listeners:
This recap preserves the lively spirit, sharp analysis, and direct language characteristic of “Live From Studio 6B.” For specific insights, check the provided timestamps. Notable quotes spotlight core perspectives of the hosts and their cited sources.

Transcript

[Aaron]

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[Slick]

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[Aaron]

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[Slick]

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[Paul Nolan]

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[Slick]

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[Aaron]

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[Slick]

If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice. Hi. Live from Studio 6B. What?

[Rick Delgado]

Just because of her headache, she's seasick.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[Slick]

Aaron has a headache. Tonight we're all gonna speak very softly.

[Aaron]

Yes, thank you.

[Slick]

Very softly.

[Rick Delgado]

Very softly.

[Slick]

Aaron was not in good shape. Big D to the rescue. Thank you very much.

[Aaron]

Thank you.

[Slick]

You're welcome. Saved my life. Thank you very much.

[Aaron]

Second time this month.

[Slick]

Anything for you.

[Aaron]

Hey, I brought you. I'd be broken, too.

[Slick]

Snow. Snow shoveling. He brought in Tylenol and now ibuprofen. Help.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, okay.

[Slick]

So Aaron owes me big time. I'll be cashing that check in over the next, I don't know, two years. Consistently, every day. Well, I'm. No, I'm glad you're feeling better, right? Yeah, Yeah, a little bit. That's very convincing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. David.

[Paul Nolan]

Sold.

[Slick]

Let's move on with the show that

[Aaron]

I did 20 minutes ago, so.

[Slick]

All right, good. I'll take that as a place. All right. We'll just get you the 1001. That's all we're doing. We're good. Yeah. Slicks here. Oh, well. Live from Studio 6P. What am I doing? Live from Studio 6P on a Monday night. Real America's voice. Brand new week. It's actually warm in this studio. I cannot believe it.

[Rick Delgado]

72 degrees today.

[Slick]

I was unbelievable upstairs in my house. I almost thought, oh, I could almost turn the fan. Not the ac, but maybe the fan on. Open some windows. It's actually warm up here. Yeah. For the first time. And now, tonight. Oh, it's actually a little warm in the studio. Hallelujah.

[Paul Nolan]

Hey, girls, I might take a little fan.

[Rick Delgado]

He turns on today, too. That's another story.

[Slick]

It's the only fans I deal with. Slick's gonna do some sports. Delgado's gonna do headline news. Paul Nolan. Let me just wish Mr. Nolan and Mrs. Nolan a happy 2929th wedding anniversary. That is bravo.

[Rick Delgado]

That is awesome.

[Slick]

And if you meet the Mrs. You know why. They've been married 29 years. Beautiful lady on her end, I have no idea why they are, but on his end, I absolutely know.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm sure she's not watching either.

[Paul Nolan]

No, it occurred to me that, like, after our little one was born, she could have killed me, whacked me, went to jail and got out by now.

[Slick]

Yeah, yeah, she would have absolutely been out by now. She may have never gone in New York.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, there was a time during the show we were thinking that because we

[Aaron]

didn't see you for a while, they probably would have let her walk like you had to deal with what. No, you're right.

[Slick]

Yeah, right, exactly.

[Paul Nolan]

Let's go to the video tape. Yeah.

[Slick]

Yeah. 29 years, Paul. That is. That is quite the accomplishment in this day and age. Congratulations.

[Aaron]

And they never had a fight

[Slick]

since, what, five o' clock tonight?

[Paul Nolan]

Maybe?

[Aaron]

I didn't say she didn't call him stupid. I said they never had a fight.

[Slick]

No, he told me before the show, he said, 29 years married and it's been at least three of the best years of my life.

[Aaron]

So, yeah, it's funny, there was.

[Paul Nolan]

There was two packages on the stoop from Amazon today. One with my name on it, one with hers. I'm like, hold, hold. My oldest package. And. And now I'm holding. I go now, say happy anniversary. We swapped the Amazon package we bought for ourselves.

[Slick]

So there you go.

[Paul Nolan]

That was it.

[Rick Delgado]

That's cute.

[Slick]

Paul's gonna have some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Let's start with tonight's first word.

[Paul Nolan]

Foreign.

[Slick]

Most of you are out there every day holding down your own forts. Washington fiddles away our future continuously. The United States federal budget. Today we learned the deficit has slammed into a whopping $1 trillion in just the first five months of fiscal year 2026, according to the Congressional Budget Office. That's right, 1 trillion bucks in the hole before we even hit barbecue season. But hold the phone. It's actually, believe it or not, 142 billion less than the same stretch last year. Why? Well, because those tariffs are hauling in the cash, boosting custom duties by a massive 109 billion over last year. Revenues up 206 billion to 2.1 trillion. In those months, spending shot up 64 billion to $3.1 trillion trillion dollars. And where is the money vanishing to, you ask? Well, the entitlement black hole. Social Security up 48 billion thanks in part to that so called fairness act. Juicing payments since March 2025. Medicare up 34 billion, including a $16 billion sweetheart settlement for those Part D drug plans back in November. Medicaid up 22 billion as enrollment explodes. Interest on our debt, well, you can imagine that's always ticking higher. Defense up 6 billion in February alone. That month's deficit hit 308 billion, basically even with last year. But the CBO says it would be worse without some calendar tricks and shifting of payments. The full year projection from the CBO, a gut punch. $1.9 trillion deficit for 2026. With the national debt set to shatter every record by 2030, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget is ringing the bell loud and clear. They say, quote, another month of this fiscal year means another month of borrowing. This cannot be sustainable. They're pushing Congress for a 3% deficit to GDP target to get this mess under control. Good luck. They say, quote, our fiscal problems will not solve themselves. We need policymakers to come together, agree to reduce deficits and put our national debt on a downward sustainable path as a share of the economy. And I was thinking today, what would the founding fathers of this country think of this spending circus? These were men who fought a revolution against a bloated, overreaching government that taxed them without mercy. George Washington himself warned against ungenerously throwing upon posterity the burdens which we ourselves ought to bear. Quote, unquote. He urged paying off debts pronto, not kicking the can down the road. Thomas Jefferson, he feared, quote, perpetual debt, end quote. And said we must prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of caring for them. James Madison insisted that ways and means ought to always to face the public engagements, meaning no spending without the money in hand. Even Alexander Hamilton, who, the guy who basically set up our financial system and saw a managed national debt as a, quote, unquote blessing if not excessive, would be horrified at this runaway train. The Constitution that those men crafted, it was all about limited government, enumerated powers, no blank check for endless borrowing and spending. They knew that debt could enslave a nation faster than any tyrant could. If those powder wigged patriots walked into Congress today and saw trillions piled on trillions on for entitlements and bailouts and green boondoggles. They'd grab their muskets and probably start another revolution. This isn't the republic we built. They would thunder. You've turned limited government into a bottomless pit. And it's not just the founders railing from the grave from the last 50 years. Think of the brilliant minds that have sounded the alarm against the government spending spree. How about Milton Friedman, the Nobel winning economist who saw right through the fog. He laid it out plain, there are four ways to spend money. The worst, when government spends other people's money on other people. Zero care for value or efficiency. Just wasted. Pile on waste. Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program, he quipped. And his golden rule? Keep your eye on one thing and one thing only, how much government is spending. Because that's the the true tax. Freeman knew big government doesn't solve problems. It is the problem. Then there was Walter E. Williams, the no nonsense economist and libertarian firebrand, who called it like it is. He said, quote, government spending is no less than the confiscation of one's person property to give to another. He said 3/5 to 2/3 of the federal budget just legalized theft. Taking from earners to hand out to others. Quote, acts such as theft that are immoral when done privately do not become moral when done collectively. Williams hammered home. He saw the moral rot in letting government play Robin Hood with your wallets. No constitutional basis for it at all. Just power grabs that erode freedom. Don't forget Reagan who fought this beast in the 80s. Quote, we don't have a trillion dollar debt because we haven't taxed enough. We have a trillion dollar debt because we spend too much. He declared government is not the solution to our problems. Government is the problem. And his timeless truth, every dollar the government spends comes out of your pockets. Reagan slashed taxes, but he knew the real fight was reigning in spending before it bankrupts us all. Corporate taxes were down 33 billion this year. That's good. Businesses breathing a little easier. But individual and Payroll taxes up 77 billion. Withholdings up 52 billion. Tariffs are trying to patch holes, but the entitlement monster devours more every day and Washington lacks the spine to tame it. This is the legacy of decades of liberal pipe dreams. Promise the moon, spend like drunken sailors and let the future generations foot the bill. Freeman, Williams, Reagan. They've been warning us. The founders would be appalled. We need real guts in DC Slash the waste reform Entitlements keep those tariffs strong so foreigners chip in because if we don't, that debt will crush us. It's time for the American people to take a firm stand. This insanity ends only when we demand it. And that's tonight's first word.

[Paul Nolan]

Well done. Always spot on.

[Slick]

Well, I'll give you first crack ball.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, you know, I'm sure a lot of our viewers are following Promethean action. It's Barbara Boyd and, and Susan Cookender. They're part of the LaRouche PAC. I kind of had problems with LaRouche PAC in the past because they fully supported the Hamiltonian thought process of, of the way the founders opened up the banking system where Jefferson was more, you know, a little less with central banks. But, you know, there's a lot of things in their system that I found flawed, but these, they keep making a case how the entire global system of Lloyds of London and the banking system and the Rothschilds, all these families live and thrive on debt. And this is all part of the plan. And to me, when you see these ridiculous, every nation's in debt and it's really all about, to me, collapsing a system and creating one unified global system. And for me, what Barbara Boyd pointed out today was the embarrassment. That Starmer, who's really just the front man, the pitcher man for Chatham House and you know, the Club of Rome and, and London, the city of London, which is essentially like dc, it's got its own country. They have absolutely no interest being the US's ally. They just became the middleman to almost all commerce throughout the world. We saw the oil spike today and then, I mean, drop today. One of the greatest declines of is because Trump's plan is probably working the way that Lloyds of London and these insurers kind of have control over the entire shipping lanes. It's all the manipulation that Trump really seems to be breaking through. So I actually did a breakdown. It's too long to do here, but I'll put it on my page, on my, on my shows, socials. But this is all by design. They want to kill our nation. They want to kill the people who work their butt off every single day with, with inflation and taxation. And they want to basically drain every bit of your labor out of you so you don't have the ability to own homes. Your kids can't own homes. They want you all to be the renter class. This is endless mass psyops from every direction. It's globalism being taken on by Trump, in my opinion. I know Everyone wants to blame Israel and I'm not saying, you know, this doesn't benefit Israel, but I am saying the real enemy here is a central banking system in London and they've been there for 250 plus years.

[Aaron]

Delgado, we're out of time.

[Paul Nolan]

I'm sorry.

[Rick Delgado]

Delgado stops here.

[Slick]

Live from Studio 6. Page is getting started on a Monday, brand new week. We'll come back.

[Rick Delgado]

That's good.

[Slick]

We'll do some sports with six. See what Delgado thinks of that if he wants to chime in. Or we'll just head on to News live from studio 6pm on Monday. Glad you're in. We're back right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam,

[Slick]

People at work supported me while I was going through treatment by not

[Aaron]

treating me like somebody who was going through treatment.

[Slick]

Treatment sucks. Cancer sucks.

[Paul Nolan]

Being engaged with work really helped to.

[Slick]

Oh, I just knew I was going to beat this thing. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and, and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place

[Aaron]

for healing, learn more and sign the [e-mail].

[Slick]

Five and nine. I'm seventeen past the hour on a Monday. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Everybody checking in during the break. Man, they were flying in. I couldn't even keep up. I'm way behind.

[Rick Delgado]

Coming in fast and hot.

[Slick]

Checking on the roll call. Everybody watching. I'm glad you're watching. Wherever you're watching, make sure you hit the like subscribe comment, get engaged in the chat. We love that in the social media as well. Hit the bell. Notification if you're on Facebook or YouTube or any place that offers it. So you get notified when we go live, which of course most of you knows. 8:00 clock Monday through Friday, right here on Real America's Voice. Slick's gonna do some sports. Delgado is gonna do main headlines. Paul's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down. So I did a first word. Paul commented. Delgado, I'll give you a second. You want to jump in on that?

[Aaron]

Yeah, I was going to refer to again, one, one of the gentlemen I refer bunch as well. Throughout the show, Milton Friedman. When you want to hear somebody just put it into terms that you can understand and digest and go, you know what? It's exactly what I see. Just pull up a clip of Milton Friedman talking about the four ways to spend money. And it's so easy for you to kind of take that and be able to use that when you're arguing with stupid People known as liberals because they'll try and make the argument that no, it's okay if we do it. It's just that you guys don't know what you're spending on. It's the same across the board. It doesn't matter political party because it all comes down to, as he says, people spending other people's money on other people because that's where they care the least about it. He makes a great point. He goes through the four and the first one, of course, when you're spending your money on yourself, you take care of it. You decide what you're going to get and you're very frugal with what you're going to do. Same when you take your money to spend it on somebody, you know you're going to take care of it. Now if your boss says, here's money, spend it on yourself, you're going to be like, eh, I'm going to spend a little bit extra. Maybe I'll get the extra side of potatoes with that steak I'm going to get for lunch. But I'm not going to go full bore. But when it's spending other people's money on other people, that's when people just like, I don't care what it is, I don't care the quality of, I don't care how much it is, I don't care. And that's what, that's what we're stuck with when it comes to the government. They don't care. And that's the bottom line really is they don't care because it doesn't really affect them.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. You know, the, the notion that make it only a cheap product is the only way to go the race to the bottom in terms of the products too. Like the fact that we will spend money on like a toilet seat for $17,000 and it's the worst product. I mean just the way they waste money all the way, the way they have all their side scams going.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

I think someone estimated that between 40 and 50% of every dollar spent by the government is fraud.

[Aaron]

They found about 1 trillion in fraud. Now they're calculating. That's one. When you sit there and be like, hey, we're 1 trillion in debt this year or deficit this year. Oh, guess what? Most of the, probably all that is fraud, maybe even more. And that's just what they've identified. And what's crazy is that I go back to that stupid clip I played on Friday that everybody thought that can't be real. Brian Mast. Right.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh my God, I still couldn't believe it was real.

[Aaron]

The representative out of Florida asking about ganging up the map. What does queering the map mean? Well, that was money that was sent through an NGO to these other countries to try and bring in the gay agenda. Who was asking for that? Not the American people and not the people in those countries. But guess what? There was. There was people there writing grants to say, okay, yeah, let's give this money to that. And who knows where that money actually ended up, Right?

[Paul Nolan]

We've talked about it, like, every time somebody's wife comes up with save the Wombats or save some nonsense so that, oh, my God, the smelt fish is going to, you know, once that leaves the ecosystem, we all die. Okay? We're going to need 200 billion for it ASAP.

[Aaron]

Right?

[Paul Nolan]

And then washing the money out the back door instantly. It's just whoever comes up with the best new NGO scam. And it's laughable that, you know, when some guy misses 2300 on his taxes, the IRS is up as far charging him 22% interest and threatening to lock him up. I mean, what does the IRS have, what, a 98% conviction rate? Yeah, okay. It's not the Mafia.

[Slick]

Yeah. All right.

[Aaron]

Meanwhile, you've got like the Institute of Peace just taking money hand over fist from the American people and shipping it out all over the world, and they don't know where it goes. And they give themselves parties, they take private jets, they stock ammunition. Ammunition all over the country. Who knows who these people are, where that money actually goes.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

USAID International Development, you know, the National Endowment for Democracy. It never ends. They just can't stop stealing, whizzing away your money.

[Aaron]

Right.

[Slick]

And the Democrats are going to make a. Seemingly going to make a play for this whole idea as the. Cory Booker comes out today and says, you know, we need to, I mean, just think about this coming from Cory Booker and their party. You know, maybe we should eliminate federal income tax for anybody making, I think he said, 75,000 or under. When I saw that, I thought, well, maybe this is, this is, this is a Democrat proposal. And I thought about it and I thought, well, maybe this, you know, they're going to maybe seize on. I don't know if they're making a play here or this is something. I mean, could anyone imagine this ever coming from Cory Booker?

[Aaron]

No.

[Paul Nolan]

Democrats story later. It's just like when Trump said, no tax on tips. Kamala had this brilliant idea. Four hours later, no tax on tips.

[Aaron]

Right. She didn't. She didn't say it exactly like that.

[Slick]

Trump's been saying we got to tax on Lapdance.

[Rick Delgado]

No tax on gratuities.

[Slick]

Trump's saying we got to get rid of the federal income tax. Maybe we replace it with tariffs. Maybe we go back to some around the goal and all of a sudden Cory Book is out today saying maybe we should eliminate federal income tax for people who make 80,000 or less or 75,000 or less. I'm like, what? Hello? I don't know. All right, let's do some sports. Sports are brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS EXPS promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. Support Mike Lindell. Support the show, Slick. What's going on?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, Big D to the ice we go. NHL scores. Here's a team that's been working on remodeling their basement this year. The Rangers leading the Flyers 4 to 1, 11 to go there in the second period. Capitals 3, nothing over the Flames in the second period as well. Final from earlier today. Matinee game. The Kings over the Blue Jackets 5, 4. That was a makeup game from the 26th, I guess, with the weather and Blackhawks taking on the mammoth at 8:30 and 9:00'.

[Slick]

Clock.

[Rick Delgado]

Puck drop out West Senators in Vancouver taking on the Canucks. Well, some big news today. UFC announces Freedom 250 card for big White House event Warner, Todd Hewson and Breitbart. Dana white and the UFC have announced the lineup fighters for the big Freedom250 fight event set for June. Top billing went to Ilya Topuria, lightweight lightweight champ and Justin Gaethje, interim lightweight champ for the Sunday, June 14 event planned to be held on the grounds of the White House. Co main was assigned to Alex Pereira and Cyrille Gain, who vie for the interim heavyweight belt. The rest of the main card rounds out like this, Sugar. Sean o' Malley versus Ayman Azabi, Mauricio Ruffey versus Michael Chandler, Bo Nickell versus Kylie Darkis and Diego Lopez versus Steve Garcia. TMZ added. A key point of these bouts is that each except for the Pereira Gan fight will fight an American fighter featuring an American fighter. The event is set to take place the South Lawn before a limited crowd.

[Aaron]

Big deal.

[Rick Delgado]

You're gonna be part of that VIP crowd there at the White House.

[Slick]

Well, I'm waiting for Harry on the highway who said, who asked me if I wanted to go and I said, sure, Harry, give me the tickets.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, good luck.

[Slick]

So the answer is no, I will not.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, President Trump had confirmed the UFC event at the White House back in October. In recent weeks, White has struck back at accusations that he turned the UFC political due to his close relationship with Trump. That's not true. Last week, White told CBS Sunday Morning that he is and the president have been good friends for 20 years before Trump ran for president. He added that his fans understand his authenticity. How about you be authentic and just be yourself? How about that? Just be authentic. You have to agree with me and you have to like it and I don't agree with you, but we can all still just get along. I mean, that's how this is supposed to work. White and said he's taken a lot because of his relationship with Trump. But that's B.S. you know, and they have been friends for many, many years. You know, Trump has been in the sports world for man for 50 years now. Close to 50 years now. You know, whether owning the generals. How many boxing fights did he host in Atlantic City back in the day, you know, when he had the Trump hotels there. So I think it's good. What do you think of the card? Big D a little Jon Jones isn't on there.

[Slick]

Well, I mean, listen, I think if you're being honest about the card and I know Dana's out defending and he's catching a lot of flacks, I don't know that he deserves the flack these catching because I think you can only make the fights that are there to be made. And obviously there's all, you know, this, this business is and tremendously hard to make fights with the money and what guys want three months out. Obviously you've got McGregor and you've got Jones, but Toporia Gaethje, I mean, listen, it's a good fight to Poiria. I think it should be an overwhelming favorite. So honestly, for a top billing on a thing like this, you want something that's probably a little more even. Like you don't really know who's going to win going in. Obviously anything can happen in this sport, but I don't know. Four is too good. I think engage. He's probably at the end of his career. I like Bo Nickel. I just wish he was fighting what's his name instead of oh, Diddley Dawkus. No, I wish he was fighting Colby Covington.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, that would be a good fight.

[Slick]

That's the fight to make. But I guess Covington didn't want. All right, we're back. We'll talk more about this when we get back. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, brand new week. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Paul Nolan's gonna do some news here in a second. Rick Delgado's got main headlines. Slick's gonna do some more sports. We were just talking about the UFC card coming up, obviously at the White House. I don't know. It's a little underwhelming, but I think they've got some good fights. But it's not what I think people built themselves up to be. That it was going to be.

[Rick Delgado]

So blockbuster. Yeah.

[Slick]

Yeah. No Jones, no McGregor. It's kind of tough to say it's going to be the best card they've ever seen. It'll be a good card, but a lot of their pay per views are good cards. We've seen great cards.

[Rick Delgado]

Got a unique background.

[Slick]

I don't know that this is the greatest card I've ever seen.

[Aaron]

You know what? I think it was, too. I think they were probably hoping that some of these guys would line up to want to be on the card

[Rick Delgado]

and for that price.

[Slick]

They've all stated publicly they wanted to be. McGregor has, Jones has. It's all publicly stated they want it to be.

[Rick Delgado]

They just came down the budget, just

[Slick]

couldn't get the money. They like to get it done. All right, so. All right, Paul Nolan's got some news. What's going on?

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, Schumer's at it again. I mean, either he's got the greatest case of dementia that we've ever seen, or he just doesn't simply care whatsoever about his constituents and he doesn't think they have any intelligence whatsoever, because he's on the. He's on the pulpit now talking about a plan. But, you know, he. He had said that he wants President Donald Trump to tap the nation's oil stockpile as fuel prices skyrocket years after blocking his attempt to replenish the supply when the prices were low. Schumer called on Trump to unleash reserve barrels from the American Strategic Petroleum Reserves as oil prices spike amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. He said that the statement ex. This reserve exists for moments like this. Let's hear it from Chucky Schmucky himself.

[Aaron]

Americans, American families cannot afford to simply wait and hope for the price to come down.

[Rick Delgado]

The solution is right here at home.

[Aaron]

Trump, use the spr.

[Rick Delgado]

Release it.

[Aaron]

Prices will come down. Stop this blather that. It'll go away soon. It won't.

[Rick Delgado]

There's a war going on over there.

[Aaron]

Just last night, I saw a big oil refinery in Iran hit by missiles that makes the price of oil go up even further. So at least use the SPR to

[Rick Delgado]

get the price down.

[Slick]

Yeah, Chuck Schumer is an opportunistic schmuck and a moron at that. And if anybody knows anything about the spr, which we've talked about on this show over all of the years, especially in the Biden administration, because Biden tried to use it right before the election or the midterms, whatever it was in 2022, I think it was to try to artificially lower gas prices. And guess what? It didn't happen. It doesn't work. That's not what it's there for. And it's. By the way, I don't even think it's replenished. Here's a chart of the U.S. strategic Petroleum Reserve. You'll notice the. The dip that would be the Biden years, 2020, which is right here at the end of the pink, all the way down to Biden. The end of Biden down here. So what is Chuck talking about? When Biden left, gas was like, at $3.80 most places. That's not what it's there for. It doesn't work. And quite frankly, we should have replenished it a long time ago, though. It's, you know, you can see the curve back a little bit, but it's not anywhere near where it was. But the whole. But this is just, this is just, just. This is just gaslighting posturing.

[Aaron]

Hogwash.

[Slick]

Hogwash. By. By schmucky poppycock. Because he didn't care about it when Biden was emptying it. He wasn't. I mean, you know, and we knew that he was artificially doing it to just try to get gas prices down for the election. That's good, Aaron. And it didn't work.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, we saw this afternoon the oil prices just plummeted anyhow.

[Aaron]

Yeah, they went down 30, 85.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

They went to 84.

[Slick]

Like $40 a barrel.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Slick]

Right after schmucks like him and Jim Cramer came out. And Jim Crane, of course, Reverse Kramer, as always, is the greatest thing. You want to get rich, just do the opposite of Jim Cramer on anything he says. Oh, I'm warning it this morning. This morning, I think it was warned of 200 barrels. 200 immediately went to 80, almost within the hour.

[Rick Delgado]

Now it's down to 60.

[Slick]

But Chuck. Chuck doesn't know or care anything about that. He's just absolutely posturing on a position that they think it's just like the tax thing. We just talked about a position they think they can grab now to try to gaslight us all, as in voters who are not paying attention like we pay attention to things into the midterms to try to win. They don't believe in any of this. They don't believe in lower taxes, lower taxes, getting rid of the income tax, that that's their party platform. Since when? They want to tax you to death, regulate you to death. They want to tell you what kind of car you can drive, what kind of roof you can put on your house, what kind of car you can have, what kind of electric dryer you can stove, what kind of stove you can put in your house. All of a sudden today they're for eliminating income tax.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick]

What are you talking about? Yeah. And now they're there for using the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to try to man up the common people. Chuck Schumer, what a joke. That's a moron. Anything else, Paul?

[Paul Nolan]

No, that was, that was it for now. I was going to go to Delgado.

[Slick]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

We're on the.

[Slick]

Yeah. All right, let's do some main headlines. Delgado's got him. What's going on?

[Aaron]

All right. Well, since we're speaking of oil prices in the Middle east, update on the war going on in Iran. As Iranian state media today they confirmed believe it or not the selection of their brand new leader. Everybody, 56 year old son of slain Ayatollah I kamen e to become their new supreme leader. The countdown is now a great decision.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, changes in the air amongst other things.

[Slick]

You're really getting the message over there.

[Aaron]

Same as drone it on the Iran's terrorist attack. Islamic Revolutionary Guard corporation or corp I should say immediately swore feltly to the new dictator and launched another wave of missiles and drones at Israel and the Gulf Arab states to commemorate his ascension. One rumor has it that he was also injured in one of the strikes and is missing a leg. So he might be a little, he might be a little short legged.

[Rick Delgado]

He's got a leg up on things, I'll tell you that.

[Slick]

He's got a leg up on the other ones, I'll tell you that.

[Paul Nolan]

He better hop to it because they're

[Slick]

all taking a dirt nap, which I'm assuming he will soon as well.

[Rick Delgado]

Who's footing the bill for their water?

[Aaron]

As a matter of fact, he ain't

[Paul Nolan]

kicking a can down the road, that's for sure.

[Aaron]

He ain't kicking anything. Here is Trump, here's President Trump cut number one, talking about, you know, the, the new leader of Iran, cut number one.

[Rick Delgado]

Their leadership is just rapidly Going everybody

[Aaron]

that seems to want to be a

[Slick]

leader they end up dead.

[Aaron]

So I don't know if that's it.

[Slick]

That was actually today but I don't

[Aaron]

know if that's foreseeable.

[Rick Delgado]

That could be anything.

[Paul Nolan]

Every night that should be.

[Aaron]

I don't think he needs a, you know,

[Slick]

it reminds me of when he was asked in that it wasn't way before this, it was a couple months maybe last year. Well when he was taught, when he was targeting the boats and some reporter said to him Wally, if you're going to target the bounce, why don't you just go to Congress and get a declaration, whatever, whatever the stupid question was. And he shook his head, looked at him with, you know, didn't, didn't even faze him. And he went no, I think we're just going to keep killing people who are trying to bring drugs into the country. Yeah, that's what we're going to do. We're going to keep blowing their ass out of the water and we're not going to ask for permission, we're just going to do it. Thanks. Next question.

[Aaron]

As a matter of fact, Time magazine suggested that the, the new leader's image as the vengeful son who would fight America and Israel to the last drop of Iranian blood was another factor that clinched his appointment as Supreme Leader and again increased the size of the target on his back. Even though many Iranians are clearly uncomfortable with the choice. From what I understand it was an internal squabble and he was able to, he was able to come out on top. I guess a couple other people got shot who didn't want him to be the next leader. So there you have it. Speaking of which, other things that have gone on in the Middle east. Unfortunately the seven service member has been confirmed that has been killed during the Iran conflict following the strikes on the Islamic Republic of Iran. No identity as of yet has been given as of this time from earlier this afternoon. Last night a US service member passed away from injuries received during the Iranians initial attacks across the Middle East. This was a service member who was seriously wounded earlier and finally succumbed to his injuries on an attack on US troops in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that happened on March 1st. He is the seventh service member killed in action during Operation Epic Fury. Major combat operations again will continue and the identity of the fallen warrior will be withheld until 24 hours after the next kin notification. So there you have that. During the weekend though the other six service members killed during the strikes were identified. And today over the weekend President Trump joined them for the dignified transfer. Here's a copy of that video over the weekend.

[Slick]

Yeah, yeah.

[Aaron]

Happened Saturday at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. Sadly, there will be more before it ends, said the president in a six minute video. We'll do everything possible where that won't be the case, but America will avenge their deaths and deliver the most punishing blows to the terrorists who have waged war basically against civilization. While the President said the war could last several weeks, he has warned it could extend a little longer. He has not ruled out the possibility of boots on the ground, though he's expressed optimism and hope that it will not come to that.

[Slick]

Yeah, can we, can we just agree, by the way, and we did this, you know, Biden caught flack for supposedly looking at his wad. They caught the picture of him looking at his watch and now they're complaining about Trump being in a hat. Can we, maybe we could just all agree that. I think it, I think it's, I don't think I'm going on a limb by saying that probably both presidents, Biden and now Trump were extremely and are extremely upset and moved by the death of servicemen in the country. Why does everything have to be some alternative motive?

[Paul Nolan]

Clickbait.

[Slick]

With these things, it's all about rage, bait. I never thought for one second because the picture of him looking at his watch that he was thinking, let me get that, can I just get the hell out of here? No, I'm sure he was there thinking that all the, all the pressure in the world on the President of the United States head all the time, and I don't know how you don't feel partly responsible for some of these things. So I'm sure he cared as much as Trump cares. And I'm pretty sure that both men and any men in that position or person in that position, maybe someday it'll be a woman is going to care as much as every president cares about the loss of American life in some, in some conflict somewhere like this. And just people looking for other reasons to make the day about anything other than the fallen is just crazy to me.

[Aaron]

Well, I'll push back on the, on the Biden part because we heard from the family members that Biden didn't want to be there. That's what they got from them. He didn't talk to them. He didn't want anything to do with them. He was looking at his watch, I think because he didn't want to be there. He's all he's been on. We've seen the Video. We played the video of him, you know, basically calling these people stupid. The service members. He had no respect for the people in the military. We knew this the whole time, his entire life. He didn't care about the military. So I'm not. I'm not gonna put him on the same plateau or the same. At the same level as President Trump, because from what I saw from. From what I've read from some of these families there, they were moved by the president and what he said to them.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

So you know what? I don't think so. I don't think so. Not. Not with Biden. Biden was a. Biden. Biden was a dirtbag scumbag. A. You know what? I don't think he hate. I don't think he hated anyone more than the troops. He made it known. He said stuff to them overseas that was just demoralizing. No, not with Biden. Sorry.

[Slick]

That's fine. That's fine.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, haram.

[Slick]

All right, 42 past the hour. Live from studio 6B. We'll do some more news. More sports coming up right after this. 13 to the hour, live for Studio 6P on a Monday night. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Paul Nolan's doing news. Aaron and Fran holding it down right now. We're doing news. Rick Delgado. People want to know when what even is that's coming up.

[Aaron]

Delgado, you know what? I just got inspired today. I tried. I tried to revive the one from

[Rick Delgado]

a few weeks ago when we have

[Aaron]

the 2027 calendar is not going to age well, unfortunately.

[Slick]

September.

[Aaron]

So hopefully before the end of this week.

[Paul Nolan]

Week.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, nice.

[Aaron]

If I. If I can get a roll going tomorrow.

[Slick]

If you can get a roll going, yeah.

[Aaron]

Because again,

[Slick]

do you have to get on a roll?

[Aaron]

I can't get it done Thursday because the other things that get taped here Friday, we're at the warehouse. So it shortens my entire week. It screws me up.

[Rick Delgado]

It's a production issue.

[Aaron]

Yes.

[Slick]

Okay. Booking time, Big D. No. You're blaming Aaron.

[Aaron]

Yeah, I'm blaming everybody Friday night.

[Paul Nolan]

Right?

[Slick]

Blaming David Zier. Blaming Aaron. Blaming.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, everybody blaming the warehouse now, too. You're blaming Joe to box.

[Aaron]

I'm blaming Building seven.

[Slick]

All right, let's do some more headlines. Delgado, what else is going on?

[Aaron]

What did I say?

[Rick Delgado]

Paul said the magic word.

[Aaron]

I don't know. Anyhow, I don't know if you were paying attention over the weekend as the FBI launched a terrorist investigation as authorities say an ISIS inspired attack occurred in New York City outside of the mayor's residence. It was a planned attack involving homemade explosive devices during an anti Islam demonstration outside of New York City's Mayor's mansion over the weekend. Of course, the Mayor Mamdani resides there now. Over the weekend. That was inspired by the terror group isis. Authorities said on Monday one of the devices was ignited but didn't explode. These were ISIS inspired actions. According to U.S. attorney Jay Clayton, who is the Manhattan U.S. the Manhattan U.S. attorney. The two men are from Pennsylvania, an 18 and a 19 year old. Look at that. Are now facing federal charges after being arrested outside Gracie Mansion, the Mayor's home on Saturday. I don't know if you've had a chance to check out any of the stuff that was going on, but here is cut number three. You can see this quickly from one of the Islam Jihadist lighting and throwing a device at the feet of New York City's finest. Cut number three. Check this out. Watch this. This is one of the kids throws it at the cops, jumps over the fence.

[Slick]

Cop left. That officer, by the way. Yes, man.

[Paul Nolan]

He got over that in a hurry.

[Slick]

Wow.

[Aaron]

Afterwards, he was quickly caught and subdued. And the same kid also threw another one earlier. Cut number four. Check this out. As one gentleman is speaking on a megaphone and this kid runs up behind him and launches it from behind him. Cut number four. Check this out.

[Paul Nolan]

You don't get to come from outside

[Aaron]

and then tell everyone else.

[Rick Delgado]

Whoa.

[Aaron]

Yeah, that's how crazy it was. He ran down, nobody caught him. Then he was trying to light the other one. That's where we caught the other video, where the police finally tackled him. Here's cut number five. Police Commissioner Tisch confirms that this was indeed an ISIS inspired attack. New York City Police Commissioner Tish. Cut five.

[Slick]

This is being investigated as an act

[Paul Nolan]

of ISIS inspired terrorism.

[Aaron]

I can also provide some additional information

[Slick]

building on my remarks from Saturday evening.

[Aaron]

At that time we were beginning to conduct preliminary analysis of two devices that

[Slick]

were ignited and deployed earlier that day.

[Aaron]

One in a crosswalk on East End Avenue and East 87th street and the other on the west side of East End avenue between East 86th and East 87th Streets. That testing was performed by the NYPD's

[Slick]

Bomb Squad and FBA FBI Special Agent

[Paul Nolan]

Bomb technicians in consultation with an FBI chemist.

[Aaron]

Preliminary test results determined that these were

[Slick]

not hoax devices nor smoke bombs.

[Aaron]

They were improvised explosive devices that could have caused serious injury or death. Yeah. So the two men from Pennsylvania, 18 year old Amir Balat. Huh?

[Slick]

I said crazy.

[Aaron]

Crazy. And 19 year old Ibrahim Kayyumi are now facing federal Charges after being arrested outside Gracie Mansion, the mayor's home, on Saturday. Here is cut number six. This is the FBI having to travel over to their very nice homes in both Newton Township and Middletown Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Yes, of course, today's ISIS inspired terrorists come from very nice homes that you see there, provided to them by their parents. And then, of course, they become lunatics inspired by isis. So I'm sure the parents are very happy that they've brought this upon themselves and the shame they brought to their families. Again, this is Balat allegedly told investigators he wanted to carry out an attack that was bigger than the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing that killed three people. According to the New York City Police Commissioner, who you saw there, Jessica Tisch, this was not random violence. She said this was a planned, motivated attacks. And both suspects admitted their actions were because of isis. So there you have it. ISIS propaganda.

[Slick]

What has the. What is the mayor said about his friend about his, about these guys?

[Aaron]

Oh, he said it was inspired by white supremacy. Damon. Yeah. I don't know if you saw that.

[Rick Delgado]

I did hear that.

[Slick]

No, I did not.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes. I asked MAGA guys.

[Slick]

Yeah. Yes.

[Paul Nolan]

I, I don't know how he's going to mend fences with the nypd. You know, he showed absolutely no respect for him. So. So whatsoever so far. He's also, you know, the snowball incident, he downplayed his just kids having fun. And now you see this cop jump over that bomb, comes at him, hurdles that fence with 40 pounds of gear on him and tackles that kid in a heartbeat. You know, these guys are still putting their lives on the line. So where does this, where does it go from here? They're now dead to rights. Guantanamo Bay for life.

[Slick]

What.

[Paul Nolan]

How do you punish these guys to set a precedent? And how will New York handle this is the big question. Because this, to me, has to be made an example of instead. Mungdami is going to be like, well done, boys. We're going to, you know, they're going to canonize you and have a parade for.

[Aaron]

Right. He'll probably tell the DA not to prosecute them because they're just kids.

[Paul Nolan]

No way, man.

[Aaron]

Yeah, he's already done that to a few fireworks, a few different people.

[Paul Nolan]

There'll be a blue flu in New York City. Cops will not show up if that happens. The blue flu is when every cop just calls in sick on the same day because they can't strike.

[Aaron]

Yeah, yeah. So. So the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force took the lead and launched its investigation. And Tish said warrants were executed in Pennsylvania at their residences, which you saw. So there you have it. Just, you know what New York City, here's what you voted for. And you're getting it good and hard.

[Paul Nolan]

6,000 square foot houses these kids are in.

[Slick]

Yep. Well, we'll see. We'll see what happens from here. Obviously, no one voted for this, but the mayor's reaction, whatever you get here, if it's in the front door, out the back, which I can't imagine, obviously with something like this, but we'll see.

[Aaron]

Well, when you have a mayor, you know, saying that this ISIS inspired terrorism is white supremacy, I think we know where he's gonna be his allegian.

[Slick]

Yeah, I think we know where his allegiance lie for sure.

[Rick Delgado]

And how.

[Slick]

All right, before we get to Paul with his next story, the president's out tonight with a truth. If Iran does anything that stops the flow of oil within the Strait of Hormuz, they will be hit by the United States of America 20 times harder than they have been hit thus far. Additionally, we will take out easily destroyable targets that will make it virtually impossible for Iran to ever be built back as a nation again. Death, fire and fury will reign upon them. But I hope and pray that that does not happen. This is a gift from the United States of America to China and all of those nations that heavily use the Hormuz Strait. Hopefully it is a gesture that will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. Trump.

[Paul Nolan]

Trump.

[Slick]

So the president trying to get out in front of, you know, already oil and what this would mean if that was to happen. So that was about 12 minutes ago. Caroline Levitt put that out. President put it out on truth. Paul Nolan's got. Well, we don't have time for Paul's news. Let's win. That's our one already hour one in the books. Hour two coming back, more sports, more news when we get back. Back live from Studio 6P right after this.

[Aaron]

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

[Slick]

All right, hour two, nine o' clock on the East Coast. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Glad you're in, everybody. Wherever you're watching, we always appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekday nights, 8 to 10, right here on Real America's Voice. If you're watching on the chat, chat, chat or on any of the socials, make sure you hit the like. Subscribe and follow. You can find us pretty much everywhere at LFSXP except for Instagram at lfsxpshow on Instagram, but FSXB pretty much everywhere else. YouTube, just search live from Studio 6B. Make sure you subscribe to the channel. Hit the bell. Notification icon. Get alerted when we go live. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's doing main headlines. Paul Nolan's doing some more news. I stole one of Paul's stuff stories, which was the Cory Booker thing. Anything you wanted to add to that, Paul? I just thought it was laughable. All of a sudden, this is the party of let's get rid of income taxes.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, to me, I, I just, I think he's full of baloney. But for me, you know, take it wherever it comes. I'll take it where it comes from. Taxes, theft, and, you know, I just can't believe what we've succumbed to as a nation. They legitimately get half of every dollar you work for. You know, you're factoring all the, oh,

[Rick Delgado]

sales tax and every other tax.

[Paul Nolan]

They just pummel us. So you work 12 months out of the year and you don't start getting paid till July. Joke.

[Rick Delgado]

Not good.

[Aaron]

What's crazy though is I'm sure he'll say, yes, we need to eliminate income tax and they'll just call it something else.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, we'll eliminate income tax, but now you got, you got to pay a cover charge to live here, right?

[Aaron]

There you go.

[Rick Delgado]

Right, the raise your property tax or something.

[Paul Nolan]

13 grand, exactly.

[Slick]

Well, yeah, I didn't look at the details of it, actually. I'll just glance at it quickly. Senator Cory Booker proposed the keep your pay Act. Oh. Eliminating federal income tax on first 75,000 to keep your pay act would reduce median families federal income tax by an estimated 85%.

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, have we just go with a flat tax at this point? How about we'll just call 10% and leave us alone. We'll tie it to the government, but leave us alone.

[Slick]

He said. New Jerseyans are working harder than ever, but they're struggling to get by because they're facing out of control costs in an economy that's stacked against them, them. So we need big ideas to start making the American dream possible for everyone again. Booker wrote in a statement unveiling his bill. No income tax on the first 75,000 families earn would be a game changer for working people. This tax cut would immediately put more money in your pocket every month to deal with the high price. So they're trying to tie it to, of course, trying to tie it to, you know, inflation, trump and they see what's going on they figures prices are going to spike, oil's going to spike, inflation is going to spike.

[Paul Nolan]

Like.

[Slick]

So let's get out ahead of this and propose something that most people who know our party will fall down on the floor laughing about that all of a sudden, this is the party that thinks we should have less tax. Less tax?

[Aaron]

They're just going to rename less income tax.

[Slick]

The legislation also calls for expanding the child tax credit to 3600 per child from ages 6 to 17 and 43204320 for children under 6, along with a 2400 dollar baby bonus in the year of the child's birth. The credit would be bonus. That sounds kind of like what Trump was doing with Michael Dell.

[Aaron]

Wait.

[Slick]

Yes. So.

[Aaron]

So the party of abortion wants to expand money for baby.

[Slick]

What? Yeah.

[Aaron]

Oh, my goodness.

[Slick]

I feel.

[Aaron]

I feel like we're being punked. Are we being punked? Ashton, are you here somewhere?

[Slick]

Yeah, I don't know. But that's the proposals, so we'll see.

[Aaron]

Oh, my goodness.

[Slick]

Yeah. All right, let's do some sports. Since we skipped it in the last segment. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use. Slickster. What's going on?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, back to the scoreboard. NBA hardest team is abysmal. The Cavaliers right now 98, 79 over the Sixers. They need a new GM, a new center, a new nurse. They need everything. This is the fourth quarter. We got the Nets over the Grizzlies. 79, 71. Nuggets right now trailing the Thunder 66, 62, 11 to go there in the third. Warriors, Jazz and the Knicks, who are looking pretty good, playing the Clippers at 10pm tonight. And welp, Stephen A. Big D. Stephen A. Smith announces final decision on 2028 presidential run. Warner Todd Houston at Breitbart. ESPN commentator often played here. Stephen A. Smith says he has made his final decision on whether to run for president in 2028. The sports talker has been hinting at a possible run for the White House as a Democrat for at least two years, but now he says he is out, out for 2028. You got that Note. Smith revealed his final decision on the Hangout with Sean Hannity, a podcast which will go live tomorrow night after Hannity said he doubted Smith will make a run for the Democrat nomination. You think you're calling conspiracy?

[Aaron]

Oh, I'm calling BS on this. He's totally keeping it open because he says, well, one of, one of the big things is he'd have to give up money. I'm sure they'll find a way for him to make sure he makes his money.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, he makes $40 million a year right now, and I don't. Yeah, that's what Stephen A's making. I know.

[Paul Nolan]

40 million.

[Rick Delgado]

These guys make all this money. He's talking heads, man. I'm in the wrong place.

[Slick]

40 million a year. Yeah. Yes.

[Rick Delgado]

Smith. He's making $40 million a year the

[Paul Nolan]

first quarter and go to an island somewhere.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, he did say he's probably out. We know that word, probably. Maybe, you know, it's a little bit, but.

[Slick]

Yep.

[Rick Delgado]

But let me put the presidential aspirations to bed. If I had to give up my money, it's not happening, said Smith, who makes nearly 40 million a year. Smith has increasingly taken to making political pronouncements and recommendations on Straight Shooter with Stephen, a show on Sirius's Ex, his potish channel. He's also made no bones about his ideas on politics in countless interviews over the last few years. His constant stream of political meanderings has sparked rumors that he intended to jump in the race for president in 2024. When that didn't happen, the speculation moved to his possible 2028 candidacy. Big D. But I'm not so sure. You know, he goes to ramble on a little bit, as he always does, but it doesn't. Smith went on to tell Hannity that there are three people who stand out to him as a good presidential candidate for 2028. Those possible candidates are Maryland Governor West Moore, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. And if we could just run. Cut 14 before I close out this story, Aaron, here he is talking about Marco Rubio.

[Aaron]

Three people in your head right now

[Rick Delgado]

that you'd vote for for president.

[Slick]

Like it, you won't like it. I don't care. I'd vote for West Moore.

[Aaron]

You told me that.

[Slick]

I'd vote for Josh Shapiro, Governor of Pennsylvania. Mm. I'd vote for Marco Rubio.

[Rick Delgado]

There you go.

[Slick]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

Talk about. What is it about Marco?

[Slick]

He's an adult in the room. There is no questioning his qualifications.

[Rick Delgado]

If it's Marco and anyone other than Wes and Josh, you vote for Marco over the Democrat? Yes.

[Slick]

Over Newsom? Yes.

[Aaron]

Over Kamala?

[Slick]

Yes. I'd vote for Marco Rubio over anybody

[Rick Delgado]

that's out there right now other than Wes Moore or Joshua Shapiro.

[Slick]

Wow. Here you go. Well, Josh Shapiro at the top of the ticket with Wes Moore is probably. If they were, if they had any brains, would be their ticket.

[Rick Delgado]

Fortunately, they don't.

[Slick]

Yeah, but those guys, hopefully, they don't have any brains.

[Aaron]

Those guys are pulling in the single digits compared to Kamala and Noose.

[Rick Delgado]

Like he said, they don't have any brains.

[Slick]

Yeah, I get that. Let's hope it stays that way, because to me, that. That's their most dangerous ticket, I would figure would be the. The governor of. The governor of Pennsylvania and the governor of Maryland.

[Rick Delgado]

Yep. But it won't be Stephen A. That's for sure. Big D. And that's a rap in sports.

[Aaron]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna call shenanigans on that. I'm sure he's gonna throw his hat in. He's gonna keep it open. Why? Because his ego is too big. You're gonna get the right people chirping in his ear, going, you could beat this guy. You could beat that guy.

[Slick]

So you think he made 40 million to make 400,000?

[Rick Delgado]

How that works?

[Slick]

Of course. Of course.

[Rick Delgado]

So you think he's gonna show up at maybe one of these Democratic primaries

[Aaron]

he wants to debate. He's talked about wanting to debate these people because he blames them for everything.

[Rick Delgado]

You think he'll show up in a ufo?

[Paul Nolan]

So if I can get a quick shout out here over in the Rumble Chat, TJ Castle says, paul, my granddaughter turns six tomorrow. She loves you. She really wants you to give her a happy birthday shout out. Her name is Madeline in South Carolina. So happy birthday.

[Aaron]

Happy birthday.

[Slick]

Happy birthday.

[Paul Nolan]

Six birthday. And, you know, figures she likes the big dum dum over here.

[Slick]

Okay, very good.

[Paul Nolan]

I'm like the clown.

[Slick]

Very Good.

[Paul Nolan]

All right.

[Slick]

Eight minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some. Well, Delgado, you have news on Stephen A. Smith?

[Aaron]

I did.

[Slick]

Okay, so.

[Aaron]

So Slick stole it. But Slick. Slick already did it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, well, I, you know, he does fall into the purview of sports.

[Slick]

Okay. Oh, well, I love your next story because you know how I feel about Carville, so. Yeah, Carville used to be. I mean.

[Aaron]

What'd you say?

[Slick]

I don't know what has happened to Carville. He is literally. He's got tds. I mean, he is the technical example of what happens to someone's brain. Not. I mean, back in the 90s when he was going on Imus and he was. When he was down with Clinton and all them. At least he was funny and made some sense and was personable and could laugh at himself. Him and Mary, when they went on, were great. And now he. I mean, he literally is. He belongs in a rubber room. He's off the reservation, literally off the reservation, belongs in a rubber room with a straight jacket.

[Aaron]

He's wonderful.

[Slick]

What's the story now?

[Aaron]

He's a great old man. James Carville is proudly declaring that he has, believe it or not, Trump derangement syndrome. Damon, he says he has it.

[Slick]

Oh, he's got his.

[Aaron]

He loves it and he wants more of it. Believe it or not, Democratic strategist James Carville proudly declares that not only does he have tds, he hopes it gets much worse.

[Slick]

Okay.

[Aaron]

In a Saturday video, Carville let loose on President Trump and made it clear he has zero interest in being a voice in the middle during his administration. According to Carville, hating Trump is simple math for him because he believes the President hates America and roots for the country to lose. Carville named some media figures he talks to and respects who he feels are relatively fair, blah, blah, blah. Name? Stephen A. Smith, as a matter of fact. And. Well, let's get to it. James Carville in way under a minute, pounds out. It's a five banger. Cut number. Cut number. Carville set the record on President Trump

[Slick]

is landing at Joint Base Andrew. So we're actually going to try to take that live when we get a shot of it instead of just. We'll hold up on the James Carval. Here we go. So here's, Here's a, Here's a live shot of Joint Base Andrews right now. President Trump on a very busy day. So we're waiting to have him land and we'll bring it to you live here on Real America's Voice.

[Aaron]

Now, has the. Has Air Force One actually landed yet or. No, they're waiting for it to land.

[Slick]

We just got the feed. So we'll have to wait and assess where we are here. I don't, I don't, I don't think it's landing, landed because I don't think we would be sitting on this shot if it had landed. We'd be sitting on a shot of the plane. So true.

[Aaron]

So you want to, you want to get to James while we have time? It's only about 40 seconds.

[Slick]

Joe Ed in the rumble chat said let's keep watching. Yeah, keep it up. When we see President Air Force One, we'll bring it to you.

[Aaron]

Let's see cut number seven.

[Slick]

Let's see the nut job.

[Aaron]

Look, you fat Trump, if you listen to this, you listen good. Because what I'm getting ready to say is what a lot of people in this country speak for who I speak

[Rick Delgado]

for, and I speak for a lot of people.

[Aaron]

You hear me? You fat ass.

[Rick Delgado]

He speaks French so well. This is what we believe you write.

[Aaron]

I got Trump derangement syndrome. I hate the mother. And you know what? I don't want to get rid of it. I don't want to get better.

[Paul Nolan]

I want to get worse breath from you.

[Aaron]

I want to hate him more.

[Paul Nolan]

Smells like.

[Aaron]

I pray to God in heaven. God reign the righteous reign of Trump Derangement Syndrome.

[Rick Delgado]

Pray for me, Lord.

[Aaron]

I'm your vessel on this earth. Pray for the people that listen to this. We want more. We want to hate the son of a. So much that we can't see straight. He can't see straight.

[Paul Nolan]

I don't think he can see gingivitis from here.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, with a touch of garlic.

[Slick]

You know, it's so crazy. This is how you know he's not like line.

[Paul Nolan]

Wow.

[Slick]

Is that when Omar was out? Remember? Just two weeks ago. I think she was talking about her performance at the State of the Union, and he was. What's going on here? We look like we're in.

[Aaron]

Is it a transfer?

[Slick]

They bring in the fellows we look like we're in.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah.

[Aaron]

Is that a dignified transfer?

[Paul Nolan]

Looks like it.

[Slick]

Is this device. Is this the Vice president? I. I saw that the Vice President was attending a dignified transfer, I believe tonight. Maybe. Maybe that's what this is.

[Rick Delgado]

That makes sense.

[Slick]

Okay, this might be the. This might be the Vice President of the United States at a dignified transfer. Is there any audio here? No, no audio. All right, well, okay, we're going to blow the break here. All right. We're going to stay on and skip the commercial break here and. And take this in. I do believe that I saw that the. I don't. Is that the vice president kind of in the.

[Aaron]

I think it looks like him in the middle.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

Yeah, definitely. Hackseth.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, that's definite. No, that's not him. That's him at the back there.

[Slick]

Yeah, there you go. There's JD And Pete Hexa. So that. That's what I think we're seeing here. All right, well, there's no audio, so I can't just go full and give you the audio, I guess so we'll just have to. I don't feel like this is something we should be talking over.

[Paul Nolan]

Time to say our prayers.

[Slick]

All right, so this is. Again, I don't. I don't feel like we should be talking a ton over this, but just to bring the audience up to date, this is VP JD Vance, Secretary of State Pete Hex. I mean, Secretary of War Pete. Hexith this is the fallen Sergeant Benjamin Pennington of Kentucky, Dignified transfer from Iran. You're watching the dignified transfer of U.S. army Sergeant Benjamin and Pennington of Kentucky. Vice President J.D. vance, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth are there. As Sergeant Pennington's transferred, You see Vice President Vance, Secretary of War Hexith. I believe that's General Kane, although maybe. Yeah, I think it is. All right. Live from Studio 6, speed 19 past the hour. Sorry there was no sound there. We would have brought you obviously that sound which is would have been better than us in a moment like that. But so this feed was not President Trump landing. This was what it was. So. And of course our hearts just break for that young man and his family in this country. The seventh such death so far since Epic Fury started and hopefully the last.

[Aaron]

Amen. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Ultimate sacrifice.

[Slick]

Yeah. So 20 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Yeah, I don't know. It's hard to even know what to do.

[Aaron]

And you also, I just want to point out the training that these guys have to go through as well to be part of that, that group. I've read about it before. It's kind of, it's kind of in depth. So considering they have to go through

[Slick]

that

[Aaron]

just to make those transfers and they're, I guess they meet with the family and stuff like that, it's.

[Rick Delgado]

Or like the caretakers.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

It's pretty deep.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

It's not, it's not just something you show up to.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Didn't Kevin Bacon do a movie where he was the honorable the transfer a soldier. And it was a while back. But you know, it's one of those movies that just like the whole time it just tears at you. Sure.

[Slick]

Let me tell you a little bit about what I could find here. Quickly about Army Sergeant Benjamin Pennington. 26. 26. 26 year old Army Sergeant Benjamin Pennington. Pennington. Pennington was a resident of Glendale, Kentucky. He was wounded March 1 during an Iranian strike at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. He died yesterday from his wounds. According to the Defense Department, Pennington was assigned to the 1st Space Battalion, 1st Space Brigade in Fort Carson, Colorado. The brigade is part of the Army Space and Missile Defense command. Vice President J.D. vance said in a speech today earlier today that Pennington was expected to be sent to the US later in the day, which obviously we just saw the arrival of that. The vice president earlier today said, I just want to say that if you are the praying type, and I certainly am, I hope you will spare a prayer for the seven souls that we have now lost, the seventh who will be coming home tonight, and for all of the families you all know better than, almost any category of Americans, what it means to put on a uniform and to sacrifice for our country. And so I hope you'll share a moment of prayer for our brothers in arms. For your brothers in arms, who keep this country safe in their own way, just as you keep the country safe. Safe in your particular way. The Vice President was talking, obviously, to service men and women today earlier. So there's just a little bit on Sergeant Pennington, 26 years old.

[Paul Nolan]

26.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

My kids are 24, 25 and 28. You know, you think about it, you know.

[Rick Delgado]

Right. First quarter of their life is what they're in at that point.

[Slick]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

First quarter of your life.

[Slick]

Yeah. All right, live from Studio 6B, let's do. Let's do some more news since that seems appropriate at the time. Rick Delgado's got some news. Or Paul, actually, it's probably. Yeah, Paul. It's. Paul's. Paul's news. What else is going on, Paul? The US has reportedly intercepted encrypted conversations. You're saying.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. So Iran may be activating sleeper cells outside the country. This alert says the US has intercepted encrypt communications believed to be originated in Iran and may serve as operational triggers or sleeper assets outside the country. According to the federal government alert that's been sent to law enforcement agencies. The alert received by ABC News cites preliminary signals analysis of transmissions like likely of Iranian origin that relayed across multiple countries shortly after the death of the Ayatollah. The interceptor transmission was encoded and appeared to be destined for clandestine recipients who possess the encryption key. The kind of messages intended to impart the particular instructions to covert operatives or sleeper assets. Without the use of the Internet or cellular networks, it's possible the transmissions could be intended to activate or provide instructions to reposition sleeper assets operating outside the originating country. While the exact contents of these transmissions cannot be currently determined, the sudden appearance of news station with international rebroadcast characteristics warrants heightened situational awareness. If the contents proved to be true, it would confirm the fears expressed by law enforcement officials after the US struck Iran.

[Slick]

And we've heard, of course, of this possibility of things like this happening. We're also hearing a lot of news today about. Well, if you believe anything that any Iranian official on TV this weekend said, and I happened to see, I believe, the foreign Minister of Iran on with Meet the Press with Kristen Welker. He basically confirmed that Russia is in fact helping them. Now, of course, to what extent, he didn't really say, but the report is that Russia is helping Iran with intel on possible locations of US Targets to target target. And the foreign minister was on Meet the Press this Sunday and he all but confirmed that Russia is, in fact, you know, has been an asset to them. And I believe I saw something today that the president was actually going to have a call with President Putin to maybe discuss this and also discuss obviously Ukraine. So I would suspect President Trump's team is well on top of all of this. All right, 26 past the hour from Studio 6B. Just a somber moment to watch that. All right, we're back right after this. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Think about this. In 20 in 2006, $20,000 equaled roughly 33 ounces of gold at spot price. At today's prices, those 33 ounces would be worth about $165,000. Smart Americans diversify a portion of their savings into precious metals. That's why you need to consider buying gold from our friends at the Birch Gold Group. For thousands of years, gold has been a store of wealth and today it's a crucial part of any balanced strategy. Even better, Birch Gold can help you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered retirement account in gold. Just text America to the number 989-898 to receive your free information kit on gold. There's no obligation, just useful information. They have an A rating with the Better Business Bureau. Tens of thousands of happy customers. Let birchgold help you diversify with gold Gold. And that's, well, that's going to give you a lot of peace of mind. So text America to 989-898. Again, text the word America, send it to 989-898 and get with our friends from Birch Gold. See if investing in gold, diversifying your portfolio is right for you. Well, right after you do that, if you want to drop some extra pounds, boost your energy levels or reduce swelling in your legs and feet, then you're going to love these two American made health supplements. First is Liver Health Formula. Fat deposits on the liver can pile on the pounds, make you feel tired. Liver health formula helps reduce fat deposits with nutrients like artichoke extract and milk thistle. In a customer survey, almost 60% reported better weight management, 87% reported more energy. While the other great product is the lymph system support. The natural ingredients and limb system support help gently flush extra fluid and toxins out of the body, which can help reduce swelling in the legs and feet. And right now for a limited time, you can get 35% off liver health and the lymph system support along with all 45 plus health supplements at Pure Health Research and what they have to offer. Head over to PureHealthResearch.com, pureHealthResearch.com all one word. Use coupon code 6B at check out. That's PureHealthResearch.com and use coupon code 6B to save 35% off your order today. Again, Pure Health Research, all one word.com use promo code 6B at checkout. Save 35% on your order today. But you got to do it right now. So if you want to check it out, get that liver health formula going, do it right now. 32 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to you, slickster. What's going on?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, big D, NCAA Division 1 selection Sunday, just a few days away. This Sunday is the big day. Big D get our tournaments set up.

[Slick]

Can't wait.

[Rick Delgado]

So we got some big conference tournaments coming to a close here. Gonzaga right now leading Oregon State 17 to 6, 10 to go. There in the place first, first finals from earlier this evening. Troy defeated Georgia Southern in the Sun Belt championship final. ETSU fell to Furman 76, 61 and Wright State over Northern Kentucky 103 to 90. Santa Clara is taking on St. Mary's a little bit later. That's like 11:30 tip, late tip tonight and Big D, you know, you might remember the story of me talking about the High Point Purple Panthers and they had a big win yesterday as well. Well, High Point blows out Winthrop to bring the Big south tournament. This is ESPN News, Johnson City, Tennessee. Rob Martin scored 24 points. Cameron Ron La Flecha added 17 with 19 rebounds. And top seeded High Point beat number two seed Winthrop 9176 on Sunday for the Panthers second straight Big South Conference championship. High Point 34 set a program and Big south record with its 30th victory of the season. It is also coach Flynn Klayman's first year at the helm with the Panthers. Now, the reason why I'm pulling for the High Point Panthers, a young lady had come to the warehouse not this past Friday, the Friday prior, and she had said, slick Rick, you know, I'm a freshman at High Point and I wanted to know, you know, my mom and I, we watched the show. I believe her Mom's name was June. I think her name was Melissa. The young lady, forgive me if I'm wrong. And she said, I want you to. I want you to root for them. We want to get them into the tournament. Well, they sure look like they're going to be there for selection Sunday. No doubt. They made the tournament last year as well.

[Slick]

Well, they won the conference.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, they're in, but. Yeah, we don't know where they' they're going to be in. So we are going to be pulling for them. And I have to.

[Paul Nolan]

I don't know.

[Rick Delgado]

May I get them?

[Slick]

Liu?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, yeah, I know.

[Slick]

What's up?

[Rick Delgado]

Good stuff.

[Slick]

Am I the only one?

[Aaron]

Yes, you are.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, you are the only one.

[Slick]

It's the hottest thing in sports right now. Fins up.

[Aaron]

All right there, Tim Walt.

[Slick]

That's. Yeah, it's not a Jimmy Buffett concert.

[Rick Delgado]

That'd be Sixes. VJ Edgecomb's alma mater, Liu, he was. He left there last year, became the number one.

[Slick]

They're going to the dance.

[Aaron]

No, you're wrong.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

La. Right.

[Aaron]

He went to, he went to Luhai, which was a high school. Liu is a college.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, okay. So I thought it was a little.

[Slick]

Okay, Liu is going to the dance. Nice. Fins up. It's electric.

[Aaron]

You're electric.

[Slick]

All four people at the games that do it.

[Aaron]

Pretty good.

[Rick Delgado]

Pretty good.

[Aaron]

Somebody pulled a plug on this quick and real quick.

[Rick Delgado]

Kansas City Chiefs are going to be

[Slick]

my pick to win at all.

[Rick Delgado]

You think so? Maybe. Yeah. It'll be more like if he doesn't make that slick.

[Paul Nolan]

You know darn well it's winning.

[Rick Delgado]

After he loses the bet, it's going to be hands out. And. Well, the Kansas City Chiefs, they're going to get a little bit better. They're getting Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker iii. He's agreed to sign with the Chiefs. And ESPN told.

[Paul Nolan]

Good.

[Rick Delgado]

Espn. Adam Sheft is reporting from earlier today. And so that's going to be a big signing for them.

[Slick]

The kid Kelsey back. Super bowl.

[Rick Delgado]

And they're getting. Kelsey's coming back. Yeah, they're gonna be good. I mean, I, I, you know, they should be. My home should be healed up. Right. He had a. He was bumped up last year just a little. And I think they'll be right back. And the Coach Holmgren will be there as well. Chiefs will be a contender once again. Those poor Bills. Maybe we'll get them into a Super Bowl. And that's a rap in sports. Big D, back to you.

[Slick]

I saw someone who saw their new stadium and said it's the nicest stadium they've ever seen.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I heard it's beautiful, too.

[Slick]

And it's on track to be open, I think, this year.

[Paul Nolan]

And we're paying.

[Rick Delgado]

It's open air, right? Is it an open air or is it. Yeah, there has to be. Because how could you put a dome in Buffalo that would ruin, like, the whole team's.

[Slick]

That.

[Rick Delgado]

That's the imagery for all these.

[Paul Nolan]

About the. The way the wind current rolls over it where it'll.

[Slick]

It'll.

[Paul Nolan]

It'll be a mild version of.

[Rick Delgado]

You just get.

[Paul Nolan]

You just get.

[Rick Delgado]

You just get like, you know, 20 inches of flurries.

[Slick]

Well, they said they did some kind of special heating on the field that's like. Like first of its kind.

[Aaron]

Ah.

[Slick]

I don't know if it's going to literally keep it, you know, warm when it's minus 30.

[Aaron]

And it's like those, those old coils

[Rick Delgado]

they used to put in Lambeau Field there. They tried to warm up Lambeau Field years ago, and that didn't work too well, did they? Yeah, that was. Man, that was way back when.

[Paul Nolan]

They also tried to do those plates where they would just put in like 2 by 2 yard by 2 yard plates, try to keep them and people getting stuck between them. That was another disaster.

[Rick Delgado]

All right, big deal.

[Slick]

I need to redo my driveway and put some of that underneath it so it just melts. Don't have to worry about shoveling her.

[Rick Delgado]

Wouldn't that be.

[Aaron]

Somebody must have that with my neighbor down. Down in Port Jeff did it, does he. He had a heated. Heated drive. Driveway.

[Slick]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

Really was amazing to watch. Every year, just his. His driveway was clear.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

And nice and wet.

[Rick Delgado]

Every time Delgado had a meltdown, he'd go on his driveway.

[Slick]

All right, let's. Speaking of Delgado, let's do some news. FBI secretly seizes election records. Now, there's been a lot of consternation about this const. John. Yeah, John Solomon. John Solomon put it out on just the news. And then somebody from the local station there, I think ABC or one of them, said, not so fast there with John Solomon's reporting. And John responded from his personal account, which he. I don't think does a lot unless he really wants to take somebody to task, which he did, and said, no, no, I don't think so. My reporting is accurate. Oh, you just piped down out there in Arizona. We're going to get to the bottom of this. So what's the story, dog? Otto?

[Aaron]

All right. Well, the story is the FBI is expanding its criminal probe into suspected Election irregularities secretly obtaining a large tranche of voting records from Arizona's largest, largest and most corrupt voting district, Maricopa County. The sources have spoke on a condition of anonymity because of the secrecy of the grand jury probe. Said the FBI agents are receiving terabytes of electronic election data from Maricopia about a month after the bureau first disclosed an investigation into those election irregularities. And you'll be surprised. Or what triggered it and what election they're actually looking at. Here's John Solomon talking about a cut, number nine. Cut nine. The great King Solomon, in this grand

[Slick]

jury subpoena that went in the last few days to Mayor Kopakani, seized many gigabytes of election Data is the 2024 election, which is interesting because President Trump won there. But there is a discovery that was made by congressional observers. Every year the House Administration Committee sends observers, one Democrat, one Republican, to various voting centers. One of the teams, the Republican Democrat team that went to Maricopa county observed something very disturbing. They took pictures. They wrote a long report. Congressman Abe Hamade hinted at this in an oversight letter recently. The information in that report was so troubling to the FBI. And when coupled to the things that the Arizona senate found in 2020 that were raised as concerns and the things that Hamade and Kerry Lake raised in 2022, they were able to get a grand jury subpoena from a federal grand jury and execute the transmission of a large amount of voter data. They're going to go through that data.

[Aaron]

Yeah. So there you have it. The report that he was referencing there. Congress has never released that report from the staffers who went on to observe the 2024 election in Maricopa, which includes Arizona's largest city of Phoenix. But House administration Chairman Brian Stile recently hinted that the significance of the report in an interview interview that you just saw there with our very own John Solomon. So there's some shenanigans finally coming to light and hopefully they've got the goods on what exactly happened during the 2024 election that kind of triggered all of this to happen, which I don't know if he said it in there, but it turned out it was some irregularities they found at a warehouse in Arizona where blank and filled out absentee ballots were observed at the same location, according to the sources forces. So we'll see what happens with that. I know you said there was some

[Slick]

pushback, so ABC15, after he put the story out, this Garrett Archer clown came out and said, I can confirm the FBI has not raided or seized Anything from Maricopa County's election department? As of right now, the John Solomon report is either a full throated lie or something having to do with the Recorder's office which handles voter registration data. And John, of course, felt necessary to actually come back and said, hey, ABC15, my story is accurate. When a grand jury subpoena is issued, there isn't usually a raid. The data is obtained, usually from a third party. I'd ask your legislature what they know. And then of course, the AZ, ABC15 came back and said, up update. The subpoena was to the Senate for the AZ audit records. So there you have it. So there you have it.

[Aaron]

So John was correct.

[Slick]

Yes, as usual.

[Paul Nolan]

Don't mess with John.

[Aaron]

Exactly. And this one, I thought you'd find this one humorous because I know this is one of your favorite, favorite people in Washington. Damon. Senator Thom Tillis out of North Carolina. He. He came out with a very interesting in depth request from the President because we know how much he loves President Trump and how much he hopes President Trump actually listens to him. Let's hope never. But here he is on with Jake Tapper. State of the Nation on Sunday with advice for President Trump. Here it is, cut number 10.

[Slick]

State of the Union. Useless.

[Aaron]

Tillis cut 10.

[Slick]

Do you think Stephen Miller should go?

[Aaron]

Oh, of course I do. I think Stephen Miller is one of the.

[Slick]

One of the.

[Aaron]

Not only does Stephen really want to just paint a picture, he's not.

[Slick]

All right, I'm a little quick on the draw there, Aaron. One more time, let me hear. Do you think Stephen Miller should go more.

[Aaron]

Before he even started moving his mouth

[Slick]

slowed down a little bit. All right. Live from Studio 6B, we'll wrap it up for a Monday. We get back right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam,

[Slick]

What did France say? He said, you hurt my ears. Oh, sorry. I was giving KitKat a happy birthday on X and then Delgado said, give her a fins up.

[Aaron]

Hey, there you go, Kit Kat.

[Rick Delgado]

Karen, how's your headache?

[Slick]

So you'll be seeing that all the way through. Thanks. April 4th, national championship game. I'm sure you're happy about that.

[Aaron]

Yeah, my college used to do the same thing, though.

[Slick]

What was?

[Aaron]

Kind of stole our thing.

[Slick]

Suffolk was the original Sharks on Long Island. Suffolk. What? Say that again? Suffolk Community College where I went to school. Where the original Sharks on Long Island.

[Rick Delgado]

That's right.

[Slick]

They're the Sharks too.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[Slick]

Yeah, we were the Sharks first. Just saying. Well, they got gobbled up and now was Liu. Not always been the Sharks.

[Aaron]

No, they just changed to the Sharks within the past, like five or six.

[Slick]

Oh, oh. We have a little controversy here.

[Aaron]

Weren't they like the pioneers or something? Pioneers, yes, they were the pioneers. Oh, that was a terrible.

[Paul Nolan]

So what is that, like, too patriarchal?

[Rick Delgado]

Okay, that was a D.C. that was a DEC casualty.

[Slick]

I didn't know that 10 years ago. Well, that's all right. Don't, don't, don't rain on my parade. Yeah. Aaron, how's your head, by the way?

[Rick Delgado]

Now it's fantastic.

[Aaron]

Thanks for asking.

[Rick Delgado]

That medicine did it.

[Slick]

Very good.

[Rick Delgado]

Wow. Would you use your first aid kit in the trunk?

[Slick]

There you go.

[Aaron]

No, he went, fins up.

[Slick]

I said to her, fins up, Aaron. She was like, oh, I feel better. All right, what are we doing? Let's wrap it up here. Let's get to everybody. We'll what I said, please. Paul, Nolan, what's left on your news radar?

[Paul Nolan]

So I. I have a clip, but it's 2 minutes and 30 seconds. So it's all right now we gotta let it roll.

[Slick]

What is it?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I thought you said play it now, Michael.

[Slick]

Let's keep it going.

[Paul Nolan]

This was on Bannon's war room and it was pretty interesting. The guy does a really good breakdown of how we basically lost America in rigged elections with immigration coming in since the Reagan administration. And I thought the guy's work was fantastic.

[Slick]

Cut 13. Aaron.

[Paul Nolan]

I think it's worth watching.

[Aaron]

This is the congressional map from 1984. Okay. This is what happened when Reagan just wiped clean Monde bail and literally had one the like. I think this is the greatest win of a Republican in the history of America. Nobody has ever come close to how much Reagan won. You want to know what happened after this election in the prior elections? You want to know why the Democrats love the illegal so much? When you look at the past unauthorization of illegals coming into America. Here is a chance chart of the elections. UN estimated unauthorized population. This is the illegals in the United States. From 1960 to the 1970s, it was 1.2 million. In the 1980s, it jumped up to 2.2 to three and a half million. Reagan wins in 1984, wins the next presidential election. Well, 1988. What happens happens after. Check this out. From 1990 to 2007, an exponential increase because they knew they could never let it happen again. Of losing so bad where every single. Almost every single state besides what two went for Reagan. And look at this. Ever since, from 1990 to 2006. 7. How do you go from one decade to the next of 2 to 3 and a half million to 3 and a half to 12.2 million to 10 and a half to 11 million to 11 million to 13.4 million. This was just in binds because they know that's how they win right there.

[Paul Nolan]

They get their congressional but that so the, the amount of people they flooded in and then all the illegal scams they had and all the mail they, they ran every rig job they could could and you know, if you look at all the scams, you know we saw all the down ballot wins for Trump in the rig of 2020. We saw all the bellwether counties with the exception of one. The only one Reagan lost was in Seattle and he lost by 15%. Trump only lost by 3 1/2% in the same bellwether. All of those things that happened in 2020 could never have happened without the rig job that we we in a landslide blowout. An American election was rigged. So there's more evidence of like the reason behind it. And not that you guys watching this don't didn't need to be reminded, but it still ticks me off that an election in America could be rigged.

[Rick Delgado]

More confirmation.

[Slick]

All right, nine minutes to the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Let's wrap up some sports slick. What else is on your radar?

[Rick Delgado]

Let's go to the scoreboard. Big D World Baseball Classic going on right now. We got Puerto Rico, three nothing over Cuba, bottom of the floor, fourth in the bottom of the fifth. United States over Mexico, five nothing. As ante in the chat says, the cartel lovers. Korea over Australia 7 to 2. That was a final from earlier today. Dominican Republic over Israel 10 to 1, Venezuela blanks Nicaragua 4, 2, zip and well, we got Indy Car Freedom 250, big D. The course was unveiled earlier today. Seven turns and a view of the cat. This is Bob Pokris of Fox Motorsports Inside of Washington D.C. indyCar drivers are known to focus on the track ahead of them, but there will be plenty for them and fans to look at when they race Aug. 23 in the nation's capital. Federal city and IndyCar officials announced plans for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix course, a 1.66-mile seven turn circuit with a start finish line on Third Street. With the U.S. capitol less than half a mile away in the background, the number of laps for the race is still to beat.

[Slick]

A turn.

[Rick Delgado]

Cars will go down on 3rd north on 3rd street and take a left on Pennsylvania Avenue where pit lane will also be located. The quarter mile front stretch along Pennsylvania Avenue will then have drivers turn left onto 9th street and wind their way through the National Mall. They will take a left on the following Willis onto Constitution Avenue and then right on 7th street down to Independence. Independence Avenue, where they will curve left on Maryland street to Third Street. Within the course will be the National Galley of Art, the National Archives and the Smithsonian. The area of the National Mall will be open and free to fans. August 23rd. I got the carnival that day. I can't be there, but, boy, that's going to be a hell of a race.

[Aaron]

I can't believe it.

[Rick Delgado]

I got fireworks.

[Aaron]

Skip the carnival for this.

[Rick Delgado]

I've been running this thing for 30 doggone years. I got to be there.

[Paul Nolan]

Big deal.

[Rick Delgado]

I got a big fireworks show. Thousand dollars a minute.

[Slick]

We want you in one of the cars, though. Slick. Report live.

[Rick Delgado]

I tell you, they're going to have to take a lap without Slick. I'm not going to beat it. That's a wrap right there, Big D.

[Slick]

Back to you, Slick. Sports. Look at that. That is hot. It's.

[Rick Delgado]

That is a hot looking car. Come on now.

[Slick]

Wow. That is a good looking car. All right. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS EXP is promo code to use. Delgado, take us home. What else is on here?

[Aaron]

Damon, real quick, because I know you're a Hofstra alumni. Oh, your guys are fighting for their chance, too.

[Slick]

We were. We were the HA Flying Dutchman when I was there. Now they're the HOFA Pride, which I. I don't really love.

[Rick Delgado]

That's terrible.

[Aaron]

Well, they're. They're leading thousand by two. Two right now.

[Slick]

We made the tournament before. Yeah, when we get Speedy Claxton, the Great Sixer.

[Aaron]

Anyhow, I have one more clip. We were talking about it earlier with Stephen A. I forgot I had this clip from Stephen A. And this is why I think Stephen A. Who's not running for president, will end up running for president. This is what I took from it. Cut number eight. This is from a few months back. But check this out. What he said, says, and again, I think is the ego is going to get people going to chirp in his ear. His ego is going to get to him. He's going to say, I'm going to go for it. Cut number eight. Check this out.

[Slick]

You know, I'm tired of what these cats in Washington have gotten away with doing to us.

[Rick Delgado]

I think that the violence that exists,

[Slick]

the vitriol that exists between us and our society is instigated by them. They do stuff to mess with our

[Rick Delgado]

lives and then we're stuck having to

[Slick]

deal with so the reason why I keep the door open is because, number one, I think I can beat them all. But number two, here's the biggest reason. I have no desire to campaign.

[Rick Delgado]

I have no desire to go out

[Slick]

there campaigning for dollars or anything like that. But when I tell y' all, I would do anything to be on a debate stage with these politicians where they got to deal with me because of all the they have done to this country, that is the moment I salivate for. To have an opportunity, opportunity to sit in front of these people and call them out for the that they have done to divide our country is an opportunity I would relish for the rest of my life.

[Aaron]

There you go.

[Slick]

All right. All right. That's pretty convincing, actually.

[Aaron]

Yeah. Don't worry, he's not running. He's not running?

[Slick]

No, he's not running. Of course not.

[Aaron]

All right.

[Slick]

As always, we salute our military active and active police, firefighters first respond our ZMTs. Everybody on the front lines, thanks everybody on the show. Aaron, Fran, great job is all. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B. Audience, we'll see you tomorrow night. We're back, 8:00pm right here. Live from Studio 6B. Enjoy the rest of your night, everybody. Sam,

[Aaron]

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