Live From Studio 6B - Monday, October 13 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: Real America's Voice – Live From Studio 6B

Episode Date: Monday, October 13, 2025
Network: iHeartPodcasts
Time References: Provided in MM:SS throughout

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Main Theme & Overview

This episode of "Live From Studio 6B" is anchored in breaking down the day’s major news through a staunchly populist, pro-Trump, America-first lens. The commentary revolves around President Trump’s humility about his faith and eternal destiny, his diplomatic victories (especially the Middle East peace deal and Israeli hostages' release), ongoing sports and cultural topics, and a detailed look into censorship battles and the changing landscape of free speech.

Listeners are taken on a fast-paced tour of political developments, culture wars, sports recaps, and in-depth religious and philosophical musings, all threaded together with the show’s signature banter, humor, and blend of optimism and skepticism toward mainstream narratives.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Trump’s Humility, Faith & Salvation (First Word Segment)

[03:43 – 13:35]

• The show opens with reflection on Trump’s recent comment expressing uncertainty about his chances of getting into heaven ("I don't think there's anything that's going to get me in heaven").
• Host A provides an extended theological commentary, asserting that humility is often the starting point of Christian salvation, quoting scripture (Romans 10:9, Romans 3:23, Galatians 5:6).
• Trump, despite his flaws—"a tapestry of triumphs and flaws"—embodies the relatable, imperfect striving for grace central to Christianity, drawing parallels to biblical figures like King David, Moses, and Paul.
• Trump's tangible positive impacts (economy, Middle East peace, defense of religious liberty) are positioned as aligning with biblical virtues, although the host emphasizes that faith and repentance, not works, are the criteria for salvation.

Notable Quote:

"Trump’s humility in saying he may not make it to heaven, that’s the kind of self-awareness that opens the door to grace." — Host A [09:30]

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2. Relatability & Media Reaction

[14:13 – 18:05]

• Discussion about how mainstream and even CNN analyzed Trump's remarks, noting that his vulnerable, self-reflective tone resonates with everyday people ("This is why this guy connects with people... makes him relatable, makes it so people... get it.") — D [15:00]
• Paul Nolan shares his personal testimony of being born again, tying the theme of surrender and humility in faith to Trump’s statement.

Quote:

"It’s vulnerability and humility. And being humble, thinking, 'Oh, I'm not worthy.' You know what I mean?" — D [17:54]

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3. Historic Middle East Developments & Trump’s Diplomacy

[24:14 – 36:34]

• Recounting President Trump’s recent visit to Israel, his Knesset speech after the release of hostages, and the public’s reaction ("The president received repeated standing ovations from the Israeli Parliament during his more than an hour long speech...") — D [27:20]
• Clips and live reaction to both Trump's and international leaders’ remarks, centering on the dawn of a "new era" in the Middle East.
• The show's panel sharply criticizes the US mainstream media and many Democrats for reluctance to credit Trump, spotlighting Bill and Hillary Clinton as outliers who did publicly acknowledge his achievements.
• Emphasis on public displays of gratitude in Israel: signs, billboards, and demonstrations thanking Trump.

Notable Quote:

"No president has been better to Israel than Donald Trump...and all of the nations of the Middle East will soon be safer, stronger, greater, and more prosperous than ever before." — Trump’s Knesset speech, paraphrased/quoted by C [29:05]

• C-Span call-in from a teary, self-identified conservative Democrat lauding the peace deal as "a great moment in history for everyone." [31:45]

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4. US Politics, Antisemitism, and Social Fractures

[33:00 – 36:28]

• Hosts point to rising antisemitism and Islamic influence in New York and Europe as signals of broader societal issues, voicing fears of US cities following the path of the UK and France.

Quote:

"The Jewish people can't even decide not to elect an Islamic Marxist, communist mayor in New York City. I don't think they're running anything." — A [33:08]

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5. Sports Recap and Commentary

(Recurring – e.g., [18:51, 39:16, 66:09, 94:19])

• Regular sports segments provide updates on MLB playoffs, NFL games, and special stories (Denny Hamlin NASCAR win, Mark Sanchez legal troubles, Bill Belichick coaching rumors).
• Recaps highlight wins and losses of the week, panelists’ “odds makers” picks, and humor-laced side remarks.

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6. Censorship, Free Speech, and Tech Policy

[68:43 – 83:18]

• Paul Nolan details the testimony of Federalist CEO Sean Davis on being censored by government coordination with tech companies.
• Mike Benz’s speech at the National Conservative Conference is featured as a hopeful update on the rollback of federally-funded censorship mechanisms:
  • USAID and State Dept’s Global Engagement Center, both major funders of “censorship technology,” have been shut down or defunded.
  • National Science Foundation banned from funding projects using the word “misinformation.”
• Discussion pivots to concern about decentralized censorship at the state level (e.g., California's SB 771) and continuing battles in Europe.

Notable Quote:

"...On the topic of free speech here in the United States, we are winning. We’re actually winning at warp speed in shocking ways at the federal government level." — Mike Benz [74:39]

• The panel stresses the importance of fighting for absolute free speech and resists any efforts to create new standards or definitions for "hate speech."

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7. Domestic Politics & Media

[49:55, 54:57, 55:43]

• Panel discusses the press’s shifting treatment of Trump versus Biden, and the strategic (or lack thereof) responses of establishment politicians like Lindsey Graham.
• Glenn Beck’s anecdote about a visit from the FBI seeking input on Antifa further supports the narrative of institutional change in law enforcement priorities under the Trump administration.

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8. International Accolades & Nobel Nomination

[43:16 – 46:35]

• Pakistani Prime Minister Shabazz Sharif’s public nomination of Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize (“The world would always remember you as a man who...went out of the way to stop seven and today eight wars. This is the beauty of Trump.”) [44:57]
• Discussion of world leaders eager to be seen with Trump, and how this irritates the “globalist elite.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments with Timestamps

• On Trump’s salvation:

  "Trump’s humility in saying he may not make it to heaven, that’s the kind of self-awareness that opens the door to grace." — Host A [09:30]

• On relatability:

  "...this is why this guy connects with people. Because this is the way regular people talk." — D [15:00]

• On bipartisan credit for Middle East peace:

  "No president has been better to Israel than Donald Trump..." — Trump speech paraphased by C [29:05]

• On censorship wins:

  "On the topic of free speech here in the United States, we are winning. We’re actually winning at warp speed..." — Mike Benz [74:39]

• C-Span call-in, emotionally responding to the peace deal:

  "I'm sorry for being so emotional, but it's a great moment in history for everyone. And we have to reject hate, ...come together as human beings. Life is short and we should live it with love." — Philip, caller [32:30]

• Sharif on the Nobel nomination:

  "The world would always remember you as a man who...went out of the way to stop seven and today eight wars. This is the beauty of Trump." — Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan [45:23]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Trump & Heaven / First Word: [03:43 – 13:35]
• Panel Reflection on Trump’s Humility: [14:13 – 18:05]
• Knesset Speech & Israel Hostage Release: [24:14 – 31:45]
• C-Span Emotional Caller: [31:45 – 32:55]
• Discussion of Antisemitism, NYC Politics: [33:00 – 36:34]
• Senator Fetterman on Hostage Release: [35:12 – 36:34]
• Censorship Discussion: Mike Benz & Sean Davis: [68:43 – 83:18]
• Nobel Peace Prize Nomination: [43:16 – 46:35]
• Glenn Beck & the FBI on Antifa: [55:43 – 60:21]

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Additional Highlights

• Sports & Odds Recap: Regular breaks provide live updates, adding an element of friendly competition between hosts and comedic banter.
• Humor & Personality: The hosts’ exchanges are full of ribbing, self-deprecation, and sharp cultural commentary, keeping the tone lively despite heavy topics.
• Live Audience Engagement: Many references to chat feedback, listener emails, and trending social media moments.
• Calls for Free Speech: Repeated insistence that the fight for the First Amendment is foundational (“I’m a free speech absolutist. I...fight to the death for your right to say it.” — C [81:30])

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Conclusion

Throughout the episode, the Live From Studio 6B team connects personal faith, political analysis, international affairs, censorship, and sports, all while rooting discussions in a perspective of unapologetic patriotism and skepticism towards establishment and globalist forces. President Trump’s blend of humility and bravado provides the throughline, punctuated by panelists’ own experiences of faith and frustration. The positive developments in free speech policy are framed as evidence of broader conservative victories, although the fight is depicted as far from over—especially at the state and international levels.

The show’s hallmark is its combination of passionate argument, humor, camaraderie, and their conviction that honest, populist commentary is more vital than ever.

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For Further Listening

• Rich Lowry's op-ed on Trump’s Knesset speech, referenced toward the end, is recommended for those seeking more detailed analysis (can be found in the New York Post).

Note: Advertisements and non-content intros/outros were omitted for this summary. All quotations are attributed based on transcript speaker tags.

Transcript

[A]

This is an iHeart podcast live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, October 13th, 8pm on the East Coast. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick Rick sitting right there is going to do some sports. Rick Delgado sitting next to me, he's got some news. Paul Nolan's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Monday night. Hope you all had a great weekend, whatever you did, Slickster. What's coming up in sports tonight? Anything. Anything? Big news.

[B]

Well, we got to recap the oddsmakers. Big D, Big Gods makers weekend.

[A]

Right.

[B]

I'll give you the rundown on that, give you the numbers we have. And we got baseball scores tonight. We got Monday Night Football. Bill Belichick's back in the news. Mark Sanchez is out of the hospital into the prison. So we got plenty going on today.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

That's some story. Man, oh, man. When the night you guys gave me the little lowdown on. I had no idea how bad it was.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, it's bad. Mr. Nolan, how are you?

[C]

I'm good.

[A]

Have a good day. Lots coming up in the news. I know you've got some interesting stories.

[C]

Yeah, I. I had a nice day, though. Shelley Long Film Festival.

[A]

Good.

[C]

I spent all day with all the Shelley Long's favorite biggest fans, and we saw all of her films, and it was. I went to the Islander game. It was even more boring than that.

[A]

Yeah, okay. Very good.

[C]

I wish I was at a Shelley Long film.

[B]

That was a long one.

[A]

Yeah. Now you've got a. You've got a big story coming up, the year we talked about on the phone earlier today. And one of our favorites, Mike Benz.

[C]

I want to get him on the show in the worst way. But, yeah, yeah, he. He was at the National Conservative Conference, and boy, the. There's some room. Optimism here. The media won't pick up on it, but, boy, if Trump wasn't president, we would look like England right now.

[A]

Oh, boy, you're right about that. So we'll get into that here tonight as well. Mrs. Delgado, how are you?

[D]

Do you really want to know, Damon?

[A]

Nope.

[D]

No, not at all.

[C]

No.

[A]

But I don't want to get emails from the chat saying why I'm so mean to you. So I'm holding my nose and my.

[B]

Breath when I ask you that Friday night.

[A]

So just say, fine, Nice weekend, and let's move on.

[D]

There are no bathroom stories I will be sharing this evening. Very. Actually a kind of. Kind of a relaxed weekend, which was nice.

[A]

Good. I got some goals for me.

[D]

I Got to enjoy some, some, some, some of my favorite teams losing.

[A]

I wish I was joking.

[D]

Like Dallas and the Jets. So I enjoyed those games. Okay. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

No bike riding.

[D]

Oh, yeah, of course I did.

[A]

How many miles?

[D]

Only about 42, but my fastest pace of the year at 23 miles an hour.

[C]

Nice. You're booking, Hauling.

[A]

We were.

[C]

How about this? The new islander rookie, the 18 year old skated 23 miles an hour today. I believe that.

[A]

23 miles.

[C]

Oh, this kid is absolutely.

[A]

No, I'm talking about Delgado.

[D]

Yeah, yeah, we were moving.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Were you drafting somebody when you did that?

[D]

Oh, yeah. It's like nascar. We just get in a line and just next.

[C]

Too much. You want to get off and punch him?

[D]

That's me.

[C]

You draft too much.

[D]

Oh, I'm, I'm a wheel sucker.

[A]

If I was the guy in front, I'd be trying to lose you. That's right. That's right.

[D]

I, I'm a complete wheel sucker.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

And I, and I, I tell everybody I'm going to suck wheels as hard as I can and then, then I'll.

[B]

Hit the front G. Okay. Rubber meets the road.

[A]

All right, so lots to do on a Monday. Right now, let's get into tonight's first word. Well, as many of you, I heard what President Trump said recently about his chances of getting into heaven. He said, I don't think there's anything that's going to get me in heaven. I may be in heaven right now as we fly on Air Force One. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to make heaven, but I've made life better for a lot of people. Now that's vintage Trump. Raw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart. But let me tell you something, my friends. The President's got a better shot at those pearly gates than he might think. The question of who enters heaven has perplexed theologians, philosophers and everyday believers for a millennia. In religious traditions, particularly Christianity, heaven is often depicted as the ultimate reward for a life of virtue, faith and redemption. Yet the criteria for entry are not as rigid as one might think. Grace, repentance, and divine mercy play pivotal roles. Nobody earns their way into heaven by their own deeds. Not me, not you, not even Donald J. Trump, the 45th and 47th president of the United States. A figure whose life has been marked by ambition, controversy, and unyielding self belief. The President himself now wonders about his eternal prospects. However, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that President Trump not only qualifies for heaven, but will absolutely secure his place there. The Bible is crystal clear on this. Romans 10, 9 says, quote, if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised him from the dead, you will be saved. That's the deal. It's not about a resume of good works. It's about faith, grace, and submitting to God's will. And when Trump says he's not sure he's heaven bound, you know what I hear? Humility. That's right, folks, humility. In a world full of self righteous phonies strutting around like they've got a VIP pass to the kingdom, Trump's out here admitting he's not worthy on his own. That's the starting point of salvation, recognizing you can't do it alone. At the heart of Christian doctrine is the concept of grace, unmerited favor from God that no amount of human striving can earn. The Bible emphasizes that, quote, all, all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23, placing every individual from saints to sinners, on equal footing before divine judgment. Trump's life, like anyone's, is a tapestry of triumphs and flaws. Critics point to his brash rhetoric, multiple marriages, business dealings of evidence of moral shortcomings. Yet these do not disqualify him. In fact, they underscore the power of redemption. Now, let's talk about the man's heart. You think God doesn't see what Donald Trump has done for the country, for the people of the country? He said it himself, quote, I've made life better for a lot of people. And he's right. Millions of Americans, hard working folks, forgotten men and women, saw their lives improve because of his policies. Jobs came roaring back, taxes have been slashed, the economy humming like a finely tuned engine. He stood up for the unborn, defended religious liberty, and took on the globalist elite who wanted to sell the country down the river. Now, I'm not saying that punches his ticket to heaven. Nobody's saying that. But Galatians 5, 6 talks about, quote, faith working through love. And you can't tell me Trump hasn't shown love for this nation and its people. He's fought for them, taken slings and arrows, and he's kept on swinging. That's the kind of heart God notices. Trump has openly professed his Christian faith, attending church services and aligning with evangelical leaders. In a 2015 interview, he described the Bible as, quote, the ultimate book. And his administration's policies, such as appointing conservative judges who overturn Roe v. Wade, resonate with pro Life advocates. These actions suggest a commitment to values that many believers hold dear, potentially tipping the scales in his favor. And let's not forget the Scriptures. Acts 2:38 Peter says, Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ, for the forgiveness of your sins. John 3. 5 Jesus Himself says, quote, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. It's right there, plain as day. Salvation isn't about being perfect. It's about turning to Christ, seeking his mercy and letting his grace grace wash you clean. Trump's no saint. Neither am I. Neither are you. But he doesn't have to be. The only perfect man who ever walked this earth was Jesus Christ and his blood paid the price for all of us. All Trump has to do is seek him, confess and believe. That's it. And who's to say he hasn't done that? Only God knows the man's heart, and I'm not about to play judge and jury. Heaven's gates, according to scripture, swing wide open for those who seek forgiveness. Beyond theology, Trump's tangible impacts on society provide compelling evidence as well for his heavenly admission. As president, he brokered the Abraham Accords fostering peace in the Middle East. Look what we saw today, a region fraught with millennia old conflicts. This achievement aligns with the biblical call to be quote unquote Peacemakers Matthew 5:9, who are promised to be called children of God. In a world where division often reigns, Trump's role in normalizing relations between Israel and several Arab countries and nations demonstrates a capacity for unity that echoes heavenly ideals. Economically, Trump's policies emphasize American prosperity, reducing unemployment to historic lows. Before the COVID 19 pandemic. The Bible praises diligence and stewardship, as in the parable of the talents, Matthew 25:14 30, where faithful servants are rewarded. Trump's business acumen about building a multi billion dollar empire from his father's foundation exemplifies this. Detractors could cite bankruptcies, but these are framed as resilient comebacks, much like jobs trials leading to greater blessings. Culturally, Trump has championed free speech, challenge, elitism resonating with the underdog spirit found in biblical stories like David versus Goliath. His Make America Again slogan inspires hope and patriotism, virtues that when directed towards communal good, aligned with heavenly citizenship. In Philippians 3:20, believers are reminded that, quote, our citizenship is in heaven. But Trump's effort to uplift the nation could be viewed as preparatory work for eternal harmony. Now, some of you might be thinking what about all the controversies, the tweets, the brash talk. Well, let me tell you this. King David was a man after God's own heart. He wasn't exactly a choir boy, was he? Moses, Peter, Paul, none of them were perfect. They messed up, they repented, they trusted God's mercy. The that's the path. Trump's humility in saying he may not make it to heaven, that's the kind of self awareness that opens the door to grace. Matthew 22 has that beautiful line, lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof, but only say the word and my soul shall be healed. That's the attitude Trump's showing, whether he knows it or not. What truly seals Trump's heavenly faith, though, is his quintessential humanity. Heaven is not reserved for the flawless, but for those who reflect God's image amid imperfection. Trump's authenticity, his tweets, rallies, unfiltered commentary, makes him relatable in an era of polished politicians. This transparency through divisive fosters connections, much like the apostles raw emotions in the New Testament. So to President Trump, I say, sir, you have done more for this country than most leaders in a century. You fought the good fight. You've gotten the scars to prove it. But heaven, that's not about your accomplishments, your buildings, or even your presidency. It's about faith in Jesus Christ, the one who paid it all. If you haven't already, find a quiet moment, maybe on Air Force One, as you said, and talk to God. Confess, believe and trust in his mercy. The Bible says it and I believe it. No sin is too big, no life too complicated for God's grace to cover your heart for America, your willingness to admit that you are not enough on your own, that's the raw material God works with. So we're Rooting for you, Mr. President. Keep seeking, keep fighting, and trust that God's got a plan for you, just like he does for all of us. Your entry into heaven is not merely probable, but absolute, rooted in the boundless grace of God, your contributions to peace and prosperity, and your embodiment of human redemption. While earthly opinions vary, divine perspective sees the potential for good in every soul. Your story reminds us that heaven is for the imperfect, the ambitious, and the forgiven. In the end, as Proverbs 21:1 states, the King's heart is in the hand of the Lord. He directs it like a watercourse, wherever he pleases. Trump's path, directed by Providence, leads inexcipably to eternal reward. Thus, we can confidently affirm Donald Trump will absolutely get into heaven. And that's tonight's first word. All take a break. We'll talk about that when we get back. Paul Nolan, Rick Delgado, Slick Rick live from Studio 6B on a Monday night. We're back right after this.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

All right, 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday, getting a brand new week started. Slick's gonna do sports. Delgado and Nolan got some news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Just did the first word. And I really wanted to do that tonight because I heard that moment with President Trump and I, you know, my first reaction, well, it's God. That's kind of sad, that that's kind of his view. Right. He needs some better spiritual advisors around him to tell him. So that's kind of why I wanted to dig into that.

[D]

You know what? I saw that too. And then I saw, I think it was on cnn. They were talking about it and they were actually like, I want to say they're, they're, they were pleasantly. To me, at least they were. They were pleasant to listen to as they discussed what they saw in Trump. They said, you know, this is why this guy connects with people. He goes, because this is the way regular people talk. And they weren't like, you know, coming down. Because if you. And the guy explained, he goes, if you see something like that written, you read it a certain way. But when you hear him say it and with his inflection, the way he presents it, he comes across as like, anybody, anybody you're friends with would have that same, same conversation with you, which makes him relatable, which makes him likable, which makes it so people.

[C]

Vulnerable.

[D]

Oh, I get it. Right.

[C]

Vulnerability, right?

[D]

Yeah, sure. And, and if you watch the clip, it's, it's very interesting because he, you know, he's shaking his head. He's like, I don't think I'm gonna make it, you know, that, that kind of attitude towards it. But that's, you know, that lends to what Damon was talking about, you know, about, you know, being able to reflect on yourself saying, you know, I know I'm a flawed person. You know what I mean? I know I'm flawed. There's probably a whole lot more people, you know, better suited than I. But, you know, I think it makes. He made a great point without it, without it coming off like he was trying to make a great point. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like it was just a discussion.

[C]

Well, none of us are worthy. No one's worthy of it. No one's worthy of his grace, his mercy. But today's. I wasn't going to bring this up, but it might as well. Today's my two year birthday of being born again where I fully turned my life over to Christ. October 13, 2023. And my has never been better. Like I, I was one of those guys who was just like, ah, you know, God schmod.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

You know, I had to. It was all about being analytical and I needed this. That when I had the most incredible out of body experience was the greatest thing that ever happened to me. And I just, I just think if anybody's playing with the idea of just surrendering, it's. It's the greatest thing you could ever do. So that's why that was fantastic. D. I really enjoyed that and you know, I, you know, it's the best two years of my life. Just wish I, you know, it's all his timing but sure wish that timing was earlier.

[A]

Tell you that, you know. So our friend Michael Knowles, I think it was who posted something that got me thinking about my original reaction to it and he said something to the fact I wish I could find it. I should have bookmarked it so I could get to it, but I can't. I'll find it. But he said something like, you know, listening to that people's reaction of kind of like mine was to say, oh, it's immediately so sad. He said, you know, compare that to what you'd get, you know, to show that vulnerability, to show that he's recognizing that he can't, he doesn't know that he'll make it. Because understanding that you're, that you're flawed got me kind of rethinking. My initial reaction of it was just sad. And I thought, well actually maybe it's humility that I'm seeing instead of sadness. And maybe I thought maybe I'm thinking.

[C]

About that's what I saw. Vulnerability and humility.

[D]

Yeah. And being humble, thinking, oh, I'm not worthy. You know what I mean?

[A]

Yeah. All right, let's do 20 minutes past the hour. We'll do some more on that. I'm see if I can find Noel's tweet because it was really well said, as he always says.

[C]

I still think he's such a great guy for turning Point. He's so cool, calm and articulate. Great memory. Nobody's Charlie Kirk, of course, but I, I really like that kid and a friend of the show, by the way.

[A]

Here it is right at the top. I just totally missed it. Unpopular opinion, President Trump's self effacing joke about personal unworthiness is more in line with the traditional Christian understanding of salvation than the popular modern belief in once saved, always saved. So. And I thought so that was kind of a jumping off point. So. All right, 21 past the hour. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LF is the promo code to use. Slickster. What's going on?

[B]

Rbd Before I recap the odds makers, let me get into live scores right now. Major League Baseball AL Championship Series Game two. Right now Seattle leading the series one nothing and leading this game ten to three in the top of the ninth in Toronto. So Seattle looking to take a commanding two game to none lead home for game four. Game three, Dodgers and Brewers just underway, bottom of the first game one, National League Championship Series, Monday Night Football. Double headed tonight, Big D. Well believe it or not. Aaron, how do you like this one? Falcons 21,7 over the bill. Talking about this game earlier, I'm glad we didn't pick it. But Mike, the guest, the guest on Friday night, he did pick the Bills and not looking good right now, Mike. There's eight to go in the second and they got a lot of work to do. The Buffalo Bills down in Atlanta. Bears and Commanders no score just underway, 11:28 to go there in the first. So let's recap the weekend. First of all, Big D, the records right now. Aaron is coming in at 17 and 11. Very respectable, Slick Rick. I broke the 500 chain by going 3:1 this week. So I came in at 15 and 13 and the guests haven't done bad, a respectable 8 and 8. Big D possibly 8:9 if Mike loses tonight because he did pick Buffalo. But let's get to the games real quick. NCAA I had Georgia. They won 20 to 10 over Auburn. Aaron had Oregon and I didn't see that upset coming. Indiana with an upset win 30 to 20. Mike had Navy 3231 over Temple. He had the win but not the spread because it was nine and a half points. Week six in the NFL. I had Seattle 2012 over Jacksonville with the win there. Boy, Sam Darnold really looking good right now. The Patriots, Aaron came in with A good win there, 25 19. They covered over the Saints, Broncos. Mike had them over the Jets 13, 11, but he didn't have the spread. Jets did come in within the spread. The spread was seven points. Raiders over Tennessee 20 to 10. Well that cost head coach Brian Calla and his job second year coach out the door and we got Erin on the Chargers, that was a loss for her. That was over Miami. They did win the game 29:27 on a 44 yard dicker kick there. But unfortunately they did not cover the game. So unbelievable they have. Mike had the Steelers -4 over the Browns. They did more than cover. They won 23 9. All the Steelers do is win games. They're now 5 1. Aaron had the Bucs over San Fran. Good pick there. 30 to 19. Boy, they really did good there. They're looking good. Baker Mayfield on an MVP type of season already. And we have the Panthers 3027 over the Cowboys. Now I wanted to warn Mike when he picked them Big D, but I know we were a little tight on time on Friday night. But I wanted to tell them do not pick Dallas in Carolina. Sure enough, Dallas not only did they not cover, they lost outright. Rico dowdle with his second 200 total yard game. Rico Daddle, who they let go last year. Good move, Jerry. I think Jerry was at the strip club, Big D and having a good time unfortunately. And. And then we had the Kansas City. That was a good one. I had that one 30 to 17 over Detroit. They were laying two and a half points and they won. I just knew the Chiefs weren't going to lose Mahomes. They had to get to 3:3 and Detroit is really banged up in the secondary. And tonight we got to pick the OD makers tonight. Aaron, who you going with? We're only going to be able to pick Chicago and Washington. No score as of yet. Who do you have? Chicago is plus five and a half, so commanders are laying five and a half.

[A]

Yeah, I'm going to go with the.

[C]

Commanders here laying the five and a half. The Bears have been competitive up until this point and they're coming off the.

[A]

Buy so they're probably going to be pretty fresh.

[C]

But their defense is still shaky coming into this game. They're allowing the most points I think per game in the league right now. And Jaden Daniels I think is coming in ready to roll. That knee is not bothering him and I think he's going to roll.

[B]

I agree and I'm going with the Bears. I'm going with the Bears though. Actually. I'm going to take the plus five and a half because I know that Washington probably is yaws on favorite. But I have to root for Chicago. It's the only way I can save face for Dallas. So. And I end my fantasy. I need a big game today from Swift. So I'm taking the Bears big D and I'm getting the five and a half and James Franklin. $49 million buyout causes Penn State campus to uproar. How do you like that one? Penn State. Unbelievable. That was a big. Well, I'm not so surprised with those. Those three losses in a row. They fired their head coach, James Franklin.

[A]

Well, it's a disaster. Adidas, supposedly the word on the street that is adidas called Penn State and said, the guy's got to go. We'll pay the buyout. Really killing us.

[C]

Yeah. Really?

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Wow.

[A]

That was the word.

[B]

Bad news. So.

[A]

So he's going to get paid. Like I saw the math broken down, whatever it is. It's $48 million over the next five, five and years for doing nothing. To do nothing.

[B]

To do nothing. Unbelievable.

[D]

Please don't coach our team. So we lose.

[A]

They were number two in the country when Oregon was coming in for the Whiteout game, which they lost that and now the next three after that.

[B]

And now Oregon's got some troubles.

[A]

Disaster.

[B]

That's a wrap.

[A]

All right, we'll get into the news of the day. Anything happen today? Oh, I think so. We'll get into all of it when we get back, right after this.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, October 13th. Slicks doing sports, brought to you by our good friend Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow, use the code at checkout. It'll save you up to 50% off. They've got some great deals. Go to mypillow.com lfs6b for all of those deals. For this audience, Delgado's got some news coming up in a second poll. Nolan's got news as well. Well, well, given all of what happened today, obviously I wanted to go back and remember last time the prime Minister of Israel was at the White House with President Trump and they had a joint press conference. And just to bring you up to speed and remember what President Trump talked about then, here is today's episode of Diaper Diplomacy. Roll it, Aaron.

[C]

I recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights and I cut taxpayer funding to the corrupt United Nations Relief and Works Agency in United Nations. Was interesting because, as you know, a few days ago, they introduced me. Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States. I'm looking at my teleprompter and the thing was dead. Stone cold dead things up here. I have a long, beautiful speech to make. I'm back, 30ft back, and I'm saying they're introducing me. There's nothing on my teleprompter. So. But I made a speech. I actually got good marks. You think Biden could have done that? I don't think so. I don't think he could have done that. Too many people could have done it. But actually it was actually more of a speech from my heart, if you want to know the truth. I think it was maybe better in certain ways because it was from the heart. It has to be from the heart, otherwise you're in big trouble. But I cut taxpayer payer funding for that very corrupt United Nations Relief and Works Agency and nobody thought that would be done. And withdrew from the horrible Iran nuclear deal that was imposed upon Israel by Barack Hussein Obama and Biden. And I don't think Biden knew anything about it. I don't think he knows anything about it now, actually, if you ask him. So what is that? And we obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity, making it impossible for them to have a nuclear weapon, which they would have had probably in about two months from there. But I've never asked Israel to compromise its security. But we had big, strong talk. Nobody's been better to Israel. No president has been better to Israel than Donald Trump. But we had a long, strong talk, Bibi and I, and he understands it's time.

[A]

Well, there you go. And that, of course, set the stage, amongst many other things, to lead to a day like today. Rick Delgado, what's going on?

[D]

Yeah, well, Damon, the biggest story in the world right now has to be the historic dawn of a new Middle east as President Trump has hailed for his work. During remarks to Israeli lawmakers today at the Knesset after all the living hostages were reunited with their families. The president received repeated standing ovations from the Israeli Parliament during his more than an hour long speech earlier today as he declared a new start to a new era in the Middle east and peace for Israel again. The hostages were released to the Red Cross in Gaza earlier today before being taken and reunited with their families in Israel more than two years after the Hamas launched its deadly assault on October 7. Here is the president wrapping up his speech to the KKNESSET. Cut number two. Check this out for yourself. President Trump cut two.

[C]

So now we're going to forge a future that is worthy of our heritage.

[B]

We're going to build a legacy that.

[C]

All the people of this region can be proud of. New bonds of friendship, cooperation and commerce will join Tel Aviv to Dubai, Haifa to Beirut, Jerusalem to Damascus and from Israel to Egypt, from Saudi Arabia to Qatar, from India to Pakistan, from Indonesia to Iraq, from Syria to Bahrain, Turkey to Jordan, the United Arab Emirates to Oman and Armenia to Azerbaijan. Another war that I just settled. We are going to have hope, harmony, opportunity and happiness here in the spiritual and geographic center of the entire world. That's what you are. Israel, America, and all of the nations of the Middle east will soon be safer, stronger, greater and more prosperous than ever before.

[B]

And I want to thank you all.

[C]

Once again for this exceptional honor. This has been truly an honor. It's seldom that a president is invited to do this. And I love Israel. I'm with you all the way. You will be bigger, better, stronger, and more loving than ever before. Thank you very much.

[B]

God bless you.

[C]

God bless the United States of America and God bless the Middle East. Thank you, everybody.

[D]

So there it is.

[C]

Thank you.

[D]

That historic speech to Israelis, the Israel Parliament, he called it a brilliant point in time. He told the Knesset, generations from now, this will be remembered as a moment that everything began to change and change very much for the better. Of course, there were signs, I don't know if you guys saw some of the stuff on social media, all the signs and things that they put up throughout the nation of Israel. One message on the beach so that Air Force One would see it thanking the president as he flew in multiple, like, you know, street signs and billboards that were put up to celebrate. And of course, after two harrowing years in darkness, those 20 courageous hostages have been returned to their families. The 28 more precious loved ones that are coming home to be laid to rest in the sacred soil will be do so in a matter of time. So just an amazing day for this president and his goal that he set out to end this thing once and for all and bring peace to the region.

[C]

It's still stunning to me, though, the way the liberal media on cnn, they portray it. They show Netanyahu getting a smattering of booze, and then they cut the clip and they don't show Trump getting rousing applause. Then you have people like Obama and who was it? Warren and Michelle Obama. All these people coming out saying, we're happy about the peace. Not one word about Donald Trump.

[D]

Right? They don't mention Trump because they don't want to give him. They don't want to give him credit. They don't want to give him credit.

[A]

But here is, you know who did. The former president, whose instincts, of course, have always been better than his entire party and remain. That is President Clinton.

[C]

Clinton.

[A]

I know President Clinton put a statement out today directly naming Trump and talking about the work he's done here. And to your point, Paul, nobody else did. Almost nobody.

[C]

I believe Hillary did also. So what I think she did to. In a video, puckering up to stay off the.

[D]

Try to stay off the list.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Speaking of things that were being said about the president, here's a C Span caller. Cut number four on what this Israel Hamas deal really means. And you can, you can hear it in his voice, how he gets broken up. Cut number four. Check this out.

[B]

Democrat, good morning. What'd you think of the speech?

[A]

Yes, hi.

[B]

That was a. I'm going to get choked up.

[C]

A momentous speech. And I'm a conservative Democrat living here.

[A]

In New York where this example of bringing peace to everyone. But it should be a lesson to.

[C]

All of us that we can all live together. I think the future, if the Gazans.

[A]

Really accept the goodness and the money.

[C]

That'S going to come from the Arab.

[A]

Community and from the world community, it can be a different world. And I'm sorry for being so emotional, but it's a great moment in history for everyone. And we have to reject hate, we have to reject antifa, we have to reject Mandami, and we have to come.

[C]

Together as human beings. I'm an old guy.

[A]

Life is short and we should live it with love.

[C]

All right, thank you.

[A]

That's Philip.

[D]

So there you have it. A conservative Democrat from New York City of all places.

[A]

Yeah. Who sees what's about to happen there. This is what, this is what kills me about the whole. Oh, the Jews are running everything. The Jews, I own the government. The Jews are running this. The Jewish people can't even decide not to elect an Islamic Marxist, communist mayor in New York City. I don't think they're running anything. They can't even get together on that. I mean, this guy in New York City, what, what's about to happen there. I don't blame this New York, the Jewish population for being emotional about what they've seen the most pro Israel, pro peace president in our lifetimes ever. And it's not even close. And here's New York City about to, about to elect the enemy. Everything he's fighting against.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

You know.

[C]

Mobs of Muslims in, in the street of Times Square or in the roads or speakers at 5 in the morning blaring Islamic prayer. I mean, we're watching the takeover in New York City. To me, it's like, at what point, I mean, they started introducing what, Islamophobia in what, 2012. This is all by design.

[D]

This is no no, no, in 2001, right after 9, 11, they started. Oh, you can't really say that because that's Islamophobia.

[C]

No, I think as a nation we have to forgive them. And they're all not like them. And that's when the Obama administration went haywire. And if you say one bad word, you were allowed to hate them. In 2001, remember, that's how they rallied us into war. There was a big. Remember, it was the George Bush pep talk. Right.

[D]

You just couldn't hate that were here.

[C]

Cool to kill them all then. But then we weren't allowed. It just. Anyway, you see what happens in England and what's going on with Tommy Robinson, what's going on in Ireland and all these in France, it's a takeover. And nowhere in Islamic nations do these people pray in the streets. They do it in these cities as a flex to say F you to everybody who's not. Not Muslim.

[A]

It's.

[C]

I mean, it's disgusting. I gotta be honest with you. I.

[D]

Well, there was one Democrat actually, that, you know, that's currently elected in office. I know we don't hear from the free Palestinian crowd. They seem to be nowhere in sight.

[A]

Yeah, of course. Where are they?

[D]

You know, where are they? They're all hiding in their hovels because they're afraid to admit. Oh my goodness, he actually took our speaker, our podium away of free Palestine because he just did it. Yep. Here is Senator John Fetterman, cut seven. Talking about how Democrats can't seem to celebrate anything. Cut seven. Check it out.

[A]

Absolute elation. I mean, how can we all celebrate this thing? I mean, you've had human beings held.

[B]

Underground for over two years and tortured and beaten and starved, forced to dig.

[A]

Their own graves and things. Now they can finally come back home. And now everyone, everyone should be celebrating these things. And clearly the Palestinians are and people in Israel are too. And now there are people in our nation. You know, some of those aren't really.

[B]

Celebrating or even acknowledging a thing.

[A]

And that that's part of the truth there too.

[B]

It really was never about.

[A]

About peace. It was more about an anti Israel agenda. And now why can't we all. Whatever where you are politically, this is a huge development and this terrible, awful war is going to come to an end. And now you can rebuild Gaza and these families are now reunited. Like that's a big thing.

[C]

And it's, it's a strange, just strange.

[B]

Time if you can't celebrate this.

[C]

Who had Fetterman as the smartest Democrat on their bingo card hands down.

[A]

It's not even close, by the way, other than Clinton, the Clintons, I guess, because you're right. I did see Hillary in some interview, actually say it to say his name. Nobody else would even acknowledge it. Yeah, wouldn't acknowledge his name. And I don't want to hear from Anthony Blinken or Joe Biden or any of Biden's people about, oh, they just took what we, the groundwork we laid and brought it across the finish line. Give me a break.

[B]

Are you kidding me?

[A]

You guys left American hostages in Gaza and you were all, you were all positive and advocating for Hamas to survive and for Iran to have nukes. Get out of here, you losers. All right, 17 to the hour. Live from studio 6PMore news after this.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from studio six B on a Monday, getting a brand new week started. Glad you're in, everybody. Hope you had a great weekend. Thanks for giving us a few hours of your weekday nights. Eight to ten right here, Real America's voice. Slick's doing sports, Delgado's doing news. Paul Nolan's got some news coming up here in a second. Second. Let's do another sports update brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell at MyPillow. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. As we get ramped up here heading into holiday season pretty soon we got about 10, 11 weeks away. Now's the time. Make sure you get stuff on time. If you're going to shop at MyPillow, use code LFS6B. And of course, you can send us your receipt to lfsxpyahoo.com and pick out something free from our store. Live from studio6b.com there's always great new stuff going in the store. I think there's some new stuff that went in this weekend. So go check it out. Live from studio6speed.com right there on the homepage. You see everything that's new. SLICK scott, Sports what's going on, slickster?

[B]

All right, big deal. Let's do some NASCAR news. Denny Hamlin just scored the biggest and most emotional win of his NASCAR career. This is Samuel Stubbs of NASCAR News. It's rare to see Denny Hamlin get emotional after a victory. But on Sunday, after winning in the NASCAR cup series for the 60th time and clinching a spot in the championship at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Hamlin shed a few tears. Those tears were mostly because Hamlin's 75 year old father, Dennis, isn't doing well, according to his son. As clutch and historic as Hamlin's win was, it's the personal aspect of what made it so special. 60 wins is more than just a nice round number. Hamlin's 60th win ties in with Kevin Harvick for 10th all time on the Cup Series wins list, and Hamlin drove a Hall of Fame worthy final 15 laps on Sunday to earn it. Very impressive win there. So we're going to keep on track at nascar, but I do want to get to this Mark Sanchez story, which has really taken a life of its own. On a life of its own, I should say. This is from Barstool Sports and this is tough Sunday for Mark Sanchez, who was discharged from the hospital, went straight to jail. Mother of his child says none of this is surprising. John Rich, Barstool Sports what a week for Mark Sanchez. I'd have thought there was nothing Mark could have done with his life that would make him more famous than the Butt Fumble second billing behind his name. Honestly, at the end of the day I'm still not sure being stabbed by a 69 year old grease because you allegedly viciously attacked him after he got in the way of your drunk and wind sprints behind a bar will overtake the Butt Fumble. As far as what you bring up when you talk about Mark Sanchez, obviously the famous Butt Fumble, it's much closer than anything else. Much like the Butt Fumble, it's certainly going to Trump going 4:2 versus Tom Brady, beating the Patriots in the playoffs and leading the New York jets to back to back AFC championship games. Ironically, the Buffalo just went from the most embarrassing moment of Mark Sanders life to something he now hopes it's seared into people's minds. So it went on to say in a state of the you feel bad for the guy until you remember the picture warning it's not pretty of the man he reportedly attacked. When the news of this story first broke last week and the Internet went so quickly from holy bleep, pray for Mark Sanchez to holy bleep. What a piece of bleep. So bleep bleep bleep. And anyway, story just goes on to talk about his wife of his child actually said she's not surprised. I mean obviously he's got a couple of things going on. When he did come out, he did say that he is recovering slowly. I initially, when I initially heard the report I said maybe he's recovering from alcohol. But no, he just means he's recovering from the stab wounds. I haven't heard anything forward whether or not he's going to get help.

[C]

He was.

[A]

Sounds like he hasn't recovered yet from the alcohol. Sounds like he hasn't admitted he even has to a problem yet.

[C]

That's what I'm getting. That's got to be drugs and alcohol. He needs help.

[B]

He needs help. And I haven't heard anything as far as Fox Sports. I don't believe they've made any press release as far as what's going on with that other than I'm sure they're going to have to send him.

[C]

I stopped with sports so I don't really pay attention like I used to. I kind of quit it all. When you guys talked about this on Friday night and you guys explained this story how absolutely heinous it was. Oh, yeah. I'm fully stunned. I mean this is that. I mean he's going away.

[D]

Yeah. He's going to jail.

[B]

Well, yeah, he's got a pretrial. He set for pretrial on November 5th, so I guess we'll find out more about that then. But this, this, this man was really seriously.

[C]

He's gonna go to one of those like country club types things because of his fame and money or do you think he's got to really do real time Time?

[D]

That's a good question. I don't know. It depends on what happens.

[B]

Depends on. It's Indiana, right? Is that where, this is where it happens? What their laws are there?

[C]

That poor son of a gun who's working and just living his life. 69, 6 foot 2, 235 pound Ex pro athlete at 38 years old. Come. That's an impossible win. And apparently he survived it.

[D]

Who has an anger issue along with alcohol?

[B]

I mean the guy's car, the guy's truck was blocking his car. Why is he getting into a car? Being inebriated.

[C]

That's the first question I'm asking. And coke. What was he doing back there? He wasn't doing wind sprints. Wrecked.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And he had, he had a game the next day too for Fox. Anyway, Big D, that's a wrap in sports. I'll bring you up to speed on the Monday Night Games in the next sports segment.

[A]

All right, so look. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. Paul Nolan's got some news. Mr. Nolan. What happened today with the Pakistani prime minister.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Pakistani Prime Minister Shabazz Sharif announced on Monday's intention to nominate President Trump for The Nobel Prize, Peace Prize, you know, for his role in brokering the historic ceasefire and the hostage agreement, you know, between Hamas and Israel. Let now, let's also, let's pray this thing lasts for decades. But the nomination would mark the second time in a matter of months that Islamabad tapped the US President for the prestigious award. And in June, the country nominated Trump for his role in securing the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. I think this clip does the talking first. I believe it's clip for his outstanding.

[A]

Extraordinary contributions to first stop war between.

[C]

India and Pakistan and then achieve ceasefire, along with his very wonderful team.

[A]

And today, again, I would like to nominate this great president for Noel Peace Prize because I genuinely feel that he.

[C]

Is the most genuine and most wonderful candidate for peace prize because he has brought not only peace in South Asia.

[A]

Saved millions of people, people, their lives.

[B]

And today, here in Sharm El Sheikh.

[A]

Achieving peace in Gaza is saving millions.

[C]

Of lives in the Middle East.

[A]

Mr. President, I would like to salute you for your, for your exemplary leadership, visionary leadership, and I think that you.

[C]

Are the man this world needed most.

[B]

At this point in time.

[C]

World would always remember you as a man who everything went out of the.

[A]

Way to stop seven and today eight wars. This is the beauty of Trump. This is the beauty of Trump. This is in the middle of Trump's speech. That guy didn't give a speech. This was Trump's speech. And Trump turned to him and said, see, these guys haven't learned yet. If you say something to him in private or you say something around him, you say something that he gets wind of, he's gonna put you on the national stage and make you say it. He turned to him in the middle of his speech and said, how'd you like to come up here and tell me what you told me in private? What's the guy gonna do? He go, okay, Comes up there and.

[C]

Says that he looks, he mentions something, Keir Starmer, stalwart, comes over. And then he's like, all right, get out of here. You're not on the mic.

[A]

He said, it's good to have you here. I didn't ask you to speak.

[C]

But, you know, in addition to that, he introduced numerous world leaders in attendance, assigned the ceremony in Egypt, and Sharif, who reaped the praise. Obviously, as you saw, there was a whole. All the world leaders were, like, trying to get a piece of Trump. And this has to kill the globalists. This has to kill all those people who wanted to run the government into the ground with one world government, sell everybody out. I Mean, this picture, this made a big deal today. So it's nice.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

The biggest ever, right? Good stuff, man. It's. The big question will be. We'll ask in the chat on the. How long do you think this will last in years?

[A]

I don't know.

[D]

You know what? You know what kind of jumped out of me? I was thinking about that. I'm like, what. What made them finally say, you know what? This is. This is about it.

[C]

It.

[D]

I don't think we can do any more.

[C]

So much carnage, so much death.

[D]

Because believe it or not, I go back to that strike in. What do you call it, Qatar. I think it was that strike in Qatar where Trump is like, we had no idea about it. I think that was his sign of saying, we know exactly what we allowed them to do and they'll do more if you don't fix this. Because, remember, they were housing the big money guys for Hamas in Qatar. Are.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

So I think that could have been the turning point where this all kind of started.

[A]

Are you saying that Trump and BB have been closer than anyone thinks during this, playing a little 4D chess?

[D]

Could be.

[A]

Oh. All the haters and grifters on X are.

[C]

I'm going to descent a little.

[A]

Not a good mood tonight.

[C]

I'm not sure.

[A]

So not a good mood tonight.

[D]

I think that guitar hit had something.

[A]

All right. Four minutes to the hour. Live from Studio 6. Speed. More to do. Ah. Power 2 coming up. Our live from Studio 6B, hour two on a Monday, October 13th. Real America's voice. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado, Paul Nolan doing the new news. I've got some news as well. We're focused obviously, on President Trump today. And, man, this guy just never stopped his schedule. Flies, gets to Israel, does all this. Flies to Egypt, does this meeting. Now he's on his way back to D.C. so he can give Charlie Kirk's wife the Presidential Medal of Freedom. I believe tomorrow.

[B]

Writes his birthday tomorrow.

[A]

Right. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, the man.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

The man never stops. And of course, I saw who was it? I actually think it was Kaitlan Collins. And one of the moments that I could actually stomach watching her, she said, man, you never want to be on a. You never want to be on a long trip on Air Force One with Trump. He said, because you'll get no sleep, he'll come back there and God only knows what time to talk and ask if you want to ask questions. It's just. He just never stops. Stops. He never stops.

[B]

Unbelievable.

[A]

The press has never had it so good. We said this in the first term and now again in the second term, even more so. They've never had it so good. And they'll tell you about the Biden administration. Four years. They've never, ever had it as good as they have it now.

[D]

No, I mean, I mean, think about, think about everything. He continues to give them just every single day there's something every single day, all weekend there was something going on, gives them gold. Then today it's, he doesn't stop.

[A]

I mean, Delgado needs a nap and he's only like 60 years old. I mean, Trump's 80 and he's never, not even 6, doesn't even sleep.

[C]

No, I mean, the big story with Biden is what ice cream he ate that day. Right?

[D]

What time he called a, was it.

[B]

A cone or a cup?

[D]

Because they found them wandering around the White House naked again at all hours of the morning because the sundowning was off.

[A]

Biden comes out today and says something about this. He names President Trump, but basically says, I'm glad he picked up the framework that we laid down and got it.

[B]

Across the finish line framed.

[A]

All right. Framework from him and Anthony Blinken in Obama. Are you kidding me?

[C]

Please just exit some to the effect of. Yeah, I called Joe with the voicemail. I haven't heard from him.

[A]

Yeah, somebody asked her because he's starting treatment and God bless him, I hope, I hope he works out. And she, she says, oh yeah, when I heard, I most disingenuous newest gold plated phony ever.

[C]

He's a fighter.

[A]

Kamala Harris. I called him, I called him right away. Message. Oh, so you talked to him? Well, no, I didn't talk to him. I left him a message.

[C]

He's a fighter. I know he's a fighter. Fighter I could get out of a.

[A]

Paper bag just even Biden ghosts her.

[C]

Oh yeah, that book she wrote was just a bash fest. Why would he take her phone call? I don't know.

[A]

I was reminded I saw on socials of her Columbus Day speech. Or as the B.S. they call it, Happy Indigenous, by the way, Indigenous Persons Day or whatever the hell they call it.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Did you see JD Vance's tweet today? Oh my God. Might be the best tweet ever put out by a vice president ever to Elizabeth Warren. The president told me that he did this in your honor.

[C]

He's trolling too, man.

[A]

Chuck Schumer again. It was called the most Famous Palestinian. And he was on, he was on some, some morning show on Sunday morning show and they they said, well, why, why, why do they, why do they have to. Why do they keep taking shots at you? Senator Schumer saying you're a Palestinian. And there's Schumer having to defend it. And I swear to God, I wish I had the clip. He's like, well, I don't know, you know, and then he starts stumbling and fumbling and he can't even get his thoughts together. He's so rattled by it. He says, well, it's not about me. I'm thinking, really, it's not about you since what, it's been about you for about 70 years that you've been in the Senate? Yeah, fool, not about me. Oh, good to know.

[C]

Watching him talking about the polls a week ago. Oh, I don't trust the New York Times polls. And it's left. It's a right wing bias.

[D]

Right wing bias. New York Times. Yeah, okay, right.

[A]

Exactly. Somebody else was on the Sunday show. Delgado. Who was that? Lindsey Graham made his way over there.

[D]

Lindsey Graham. Somehow this guy, he's, he's the epitome of politics when it comes right down to it. He showed up on Meet the Press, hosted by Kristen Welker on Sunday. And they started talking about, of course, the indictments of Letitia James, the New York Attorney General and former FBI Director James Comey. They sparred over the indictments during the broadcast as Welker pressed the senator on whether President Donald Trump was directing the DOJ to target his political opponents. Of course, Lindsey Graham and his own Lindsey Graham way waved it all off. You could check that out here. Here, here is Senator Graham. Cut one on with Kristen Welker from yesterday. Meet the Press. Cut number one. Check this out. That's the best way to listen to Kirsten Branch.

[B]

I think our Justice Department in the.

[A]

Hands of Biden crossed every line there is to cross.

[C]

I think within three days of announcing.

[A]

He was going to run for president in 2024.

[C]

He did that in 2020. What about Trump? He had now I think the grand.

[B]

Jury'S going to take care of this.

[A]

But you didn't care any about this.

[B]

You didn't care that Letitia James made up charges that no one's ever faced.

[A]

But Senator Biden never publishing indicted he had 90 Biden. Biden regretted that they didn't do it before the election. Jack Smith surveilled my phone records that nate other senators.

[D]

Jack Smith introduced his brief against Trump.

[A]

October 24th before the 2024 election, violating every protocol just to politicize the election. So this may bother you that people are being held accountable. It doesn't bother me one damn bit.

[D]

Yeah, one day I bet Lindsay's good.

[A]

For a sound, but every once in a while he gets on the right side of something.

[C]

I accidentally bumped into that the second that thing started. I'm like, do I watch this on a beautiful Sunday morning? All I kept thinking is my wife's like, what are you watching? That woman's making you nut, yelling at the tv. Would you shut up and let him talk?

[D]

And what's amazing is she actually said, but what about Trump? Because that's always been the goof is we goof is like, oh, you know what they're gonna say, but what about Trump? She actually says it out loud several times during that clip. It's amazing. It's an amazing piece to watch. Of course, critics on the left that condemn both the indictments there, Damien alleging that they were brought at the behest of the president, seeking revenge on his political rivals. So there you have it. That coming from yesterday with Lindsey Graham on Meet the Press with Kirsten Welker. It was again, the first five seconds of that clip was priceless because she was moving her lips and nothing was coming out. It was great. I don't know if you saw this. Glenn Beck, a fellow broadcaster in his own right, you may have heard about him. You know who he is?

[A]

I've heard of him.

[D]

All right, good. Turns out he is. Well, he revealed a little bit something and that happened over the weekend as Glenn Beck revealed that the FBI under Director Cash Patel is seeking help from him and exposing an alleged antifa network. In a post on Monday on X, Beck claimed that the FBI showed up to my house to discuss my TV show exposing the antifa network. He mentioned about three agents coming to his home, insisted that the agency is dead ass serious about uncovering the network stuff. He went up to the thank President Donald Trump and Cash Patel. But if you ask your run of the mill everyday Democrats what they think of antifa, well, you know, you'll get stuff like this from somebody like Keith Ellison. Here's cut number 12 where he claims he doesn't even know what antifa is. Cut number 12. You got to see this to believe it. Cut 12. Check this out.

[C]

So the fact that there is no.

[A]

I mean, what is.

[C]

Nobody even knows what it is. The first person I ever heard use the word antifa was Donald J. Trump.

[A]

When he was going on about how.

[C]

There were good people on both sides in Charlottesville. That's the first time I ever heard.

[A]

Anyone use the term.

[C]

So now there is this amorphous thing. And, and if nobody's really antifa, then everybody could be.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

And the reason why is because of just that.

[D]

How he seems to have the handbook there that he, he, he put up on social media about six years ago.

[C]

Oh, he's gotta feel so dumb.

[A]

Minnesota. I'm sorry.

[D]

Yeah. Just amazing. So that, that coming from Keith Ellison, exposing that Antifa is an organization that has a handbook. As you saw from that while he was talking, he actually posted a picture of that handbook because somehow he got a copy of something that doesn't exist. But speaking of Glenn Beck, here is Glenn talking about the, the FBI visit he'd got on Saturday. Cut 13. Check this out.

[A]

Last week I did a TV show that apparently got the FBI's attention. The topic was this was initial investigation, a jumping off point, shattering the myth that antifa just, you know, it's, it's, it's just leaderless and decentralized. Uh huh, uh huh. We thought, no, it's really not. So we dove in head first and we analyzed the antifa network and we went from the street thugs to the support groups, eventually to the funding. Okay. To say the FBI was interested in this might be an understatement. Let's just say the FBI is turning over every single stone. It is so clear to me that they are exploring all angles of this and they are talking to anyone and everyone that can give them any kind of information. How do I know? Saturday I get a phone call. The Director would like to send over some agents to speak to you, Glenn. And I'm like the direct FBI agents? Yes. You said some things that they need to talk to you about. And I'm like, well, good things are.

[C]

Bad, they'll be over.

[A]

So they sat in my living room. Three agents sat in my living room on Saturday afternoon for almost two hours.

[D]

Yeah. He went on to talk about what they spoke about. Here's the second part of that. Talking about the Tides Foundation. I know you've mentioned this a bunch, Paul, and some of your reporting. Cut 14. Check this part out.

[A]

And it was surreal. At one point I talked to him for about 15 minutes, just going over the Tides foundation and saying if you understand tides, you'll understand how difficult your job is going to be. And this is information that I first gave on Fox years ago. Let me just say this. Finally we have an administration and an FBI director that is willing to go in deep. Not surface, but deep. I can only imagine what we could have avoided if anyone in an Administration would have done this in 2011. But if I were in that imaginary group, group of Antifa, which by the way has imaginary leaders leaving the country to go maybe to imaginary countries outside of the US right now, I would be very concerned if I were part of anything that was sending money their way or assistance their way. I don't know, I might be a little concerned because the FBI is dead ass serious.

[C]

Yes.

[D]

As a matter of fact, there was also a Rutgers professor tried to leave the country over the weekend who was a specialist on Antifa and got to the airport, got all checked in and all of a sudden his flight was canceled while his tickets were canceled. His flight still went, but it went without him.

[C]

You know what? I really hope Beck does one of his chalkboards of the history of Antifa and he starts bringing all the points and parts to the way they're connected. If you're not following data Republicans. She's done a great job on this, Andy. No, obviously I'm so happy to hear this because Antifa is, this is the Marxist rules, right? To be subversive from the ground up, bottom up, destroy, you know, normalcy, destroy civility. This is good news.

[D]

Yeah. Between the education, you know, boys and girls locker rooms, all that stuff. And then of course, you know, accuse them of what you've been doing the whole time. That's kind of their hallmark.

[A]

All right, 13 Past, they are live from Studio 6P on a Monday, Monday sports news, some commentary on what President Trump really accomplished here, what it means right when we get back right after this.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

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[B]

A couple of double headers tonight. NFL football right now, Monday night football two games going on. Falcons lead the bills 21 to 14, seven to go in the third. Falcons running back Bijon Robinson over 150 yards and a touchdown. They're only in the third quarter. Amazing. And the Bears right now holding on to a 137 lead over the Commanders. Commanders with a big stop there on the 4530 to go in the second quarter there. NLCS, National League Championship Series The Dodgers and Brewers no score there. Top of the fifth. Great game and Mariners right now bomb the Blue Jays actually 10 to 3. That was the American League Championship Series game two taking a commanding two zero lead back to game three on in Seattle on Wednesday. So good stuff there. And one quick story I want to get to Big day Bill Belichick breaks silence amid reports of looming exit from North Carolina Dylan Gwynne of Breitbart Sports. Once again, North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick is saying that you can't believe everything you read on the Internet. Heard that one before. Reports that the legendary NFL coach may be negotiating a buyout with Carolina following a 38:10 thumping at the hands of rival Clemson percolated online last week. Such reports were further fueled by the suspension of a defensive assistant, prompting some to question whether the school would use the scandal of a defensive coach giving improper benefits to a player's family as a pretext for parting ways with Belichick. Belichick addressed those rumors Monday with reporters. That's just categorically false. There's no truth to that. I'm glad I'm here, belichick said. When asked if he believes his plan is working, Belichick was emphatic, 100%. Yeah, it's a learning curve, but we're all in this together. Belichick added that he feels like North Carolina will experience except success like everywhere else. I've been hard to argue with the big coach there, Big D, but I'm not so sure about that. Belichick has discussed the per sources options with North Carolina's hierarchy. Belichick has signaled the willingness to trigger his own one million dollar buyout if he can find a soft landing with another media team is what's being heard behind the scenes. So he's talking a different story. I guess he has to save face. But I don't know. Speaking with fork dung. Yeah, well, maybe there's a couple of.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Hello Tennessee. They might need a job too. You don't have to go too far there, Tennessee. That'd be the NFL. That is. That's a rap in sports. Big D, back to you.

[A]

Hello, Penn State Nitty Lions. No.

[B]

Maybe leave your girlfriend home though.

[A]

All right, slick. Yeah, because that one. That's not going to fly there.

[C]

Definitely not.

[A]

That is not going to fly over there. What's happening in North Carolina? I can tell you that.

[C]

No, sir.

[A]

23 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B Paul Nolan's got some news as well. Mr. Nolan, I know we were talking about this to open the show. Mike Benz has caught your attention. What's going on?

[C]

Well, those clips I have are going to take longer than we have. But you know, in relation with this. You like the Federalist? You like the Federalist? Yeah. Sean Davis, we all agree. Sean Davis is as good as it gets.

[A]

John Davis, Molly Hemingway, so many good people over there. David Harsani, there's so many good writers and thinkers over at the Federalist they.

[C]

Have been labeled a terrorist organization or a threat and conspiracy theorists. There's nothing conspiracy theorists about that website. But you know Senator Cruz had as ranking member had committee for people to testify on behalf of the first Amendment speech and press rights and Sean Davis, this is what he had said that. My name is Sean Davis. I'm the CEO and the co founder of the Federalist, a conservative digital media company focused on politics, culture and religion. I am a Christian, a conservative and a political commentator and a reporter. I am also the victim of illegal and unconstitutional censorship by my government. I was targeted, my publication was talkative and me personally First Amendment affirms and protects five God given rights, Free speech, religion, press, assembly and petition. In my capacity as publisher over the major national media outlet which produces news and opinion and infringing on or an abridgment of any one of those five rights can be cataclysmic. Unfortunately, my publication error writes writers were all directly targeted for destruction by my own government using my tax dollars. Even worse, much of the targeting was done in secret by individuals and institutions who were desperate to hide their illegal unconstitutional actions against us. This long running conspiracy to drive us out of our God given first amendment rights is illegal, unconstitutional and unconscionable. Sadly, many senators who sit on this committee either refuse to condemn or fight these censorship out efforts or outright supported them. In the summer of 2020 at the Hot at the behest of the foreign government connected organizations, Google attempted to demonetize the Federalists for its apparent crime of criticizing American government in response to the media coverage of COVID 19 and the violent Black Lives Matter riots that raged throughout the country. The apparent article that triggered the outrageous attack on us in our First Amendment rights was entitled the media lying to you about everything, including the riots. Riots. That article is on my X page. It's worth the read. I have clips of Mike Benson. We come back on X. Paul underscore eggs Nolan give me a, give me a follow I do follow back. Paul underscore edgsnolin and we can.

[A]

So we'll talk about Mike Benz and the progress we've made since what happened to the Federalist did happen and I did see Shawn Davis's testimony and he, he laid them to bear in the that testimony for about 20 minutes or so. So. All right, 26 past the hour. We'll get to Mike Benz and when he says the progress being made on this plus we'll get to that Obama clip. I told you.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, brand new week. Hope you had a great weekend. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Delgado and Nolan doing the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. And let's get back to Paul's news because we led into the Sean Davis thing which was a perfect lead in to censorship and the great work that he did. Molly Hemingway reported on it. Miranda Devine, of course all the great reporters who back in the day, Michael Shellenberger of Matt Taibi. I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot of great ones who did report on it was pretty good. Glenn Greenwald. Yep. And, and he did testify. But you said Mike Benz went out to the. Where was he Conservative. What national conservatism.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

Where many great speeches have been given and he was out there. So tell me about what he said, Paul.

[C]

So you know he, they asked him to come in like talk about the state of affairs but he said I'd like to slow start with some of the good news because if we, if Trump didn't get in there, the censorship that was put down through CISA would have absolutely obliterated us. The things they got away with, the Biden administration forcing censorship and the algorithms and the hundreds of millions of dollars put into it and the manual labor behind it and all the people who like with chasing down dissidents who said something about the Vaccines said something about the Stop the steal. Said something about, you know, the corruption of government at all levels. You immediately flagged, like, I would get on my old Facebook page, I would get 400 engagements on a topic. I would have, you know, an endless, like, debate on every subject. And once I started really ranting about COVID I was done. My page was done. I would get a red box around it with an exclamation point saying dangerous content was so it's pointless. My page is burned. But free speech was under attack. And the fascists and the Marxists have been interbreeding so long, and they're telling us that Trump's a fascist, but. But he's not. And they're telling us that went out for free speech, but meanwhile, they were busted with the censorship. And with this government shutdown and the money that's been pulled from usaid, we have this wonderful news. Aaron, if you could roll the first clip.

[B]

I was asked to talk to you today about AI censorship and the new machinery of control, but that's a dark topic. So I want to start with some light and happiness news, which is that on the topic of free speech here in the United States, we are winning. We're actually winning at warp speed in shocking ways at the federal government level. We're actually winning at the federal government level in the United States on so many fronts that once seemed impossible that advocates of censorship are having to come up with new and creative ways to try to stop our momentum. So let me quickly recap the wins from the past nine months. It was announced in February, and it was finally closed on July 1st. First, just a few months ago, USAID was formally shut down. For folks who've only followed that issue in a cursory manner, you'll appreciate the magnitude of that as we get deeper into this story. But USAID alone spent tens of millions of dollars per year for the past seven years funding censorship organizations, censorship technology, the AI censorship technologies that we'll cover, censorship institutions, censorship centers at universities, and that is gone, baby, gone. At the State Department, the Global Engagement center, which was the original gangster of the government censorship world. It was created initially to stop ISIS from spreading terrorist propaganda on Twitter and Facebook, and then, after the 2016 election, was repurposed to stop Russian propaganda, which meant Trump supporters or Brexit supporters, or anyone in the transatlantic community who challenged US Foreign policy with respect to maximalism around war or around, frankly, any globalist foreign policy agenda. So the Global Engagement center, which had $60 million in annual funding and over 50 full time positions is gone, baby, gone.

[D]

It's done, you know, Nice.

[C]

And you think about what they got away with. You know, the, the amount of, you know, censorship that the US was doing on behalf of England and England was doing on behalf of the US So they couldn't. Oh, we weren't doing it right. And they had this nice little synergy where anybody who talked about Brexit, well, US companies would be going after anybody. And we see where the censorship is in England. A woman today was going to go to jail for saying that she doesn't. You don't want to hear about the Quran on the street. This is a Christian nation. And the police locked up this 64 year old woman in, you know, it's, it's all the time that they make it 30 to 50 arrests a day for people who write something on their social media feedback. Somebody who was, I believe it's a cartoonist who lives in, was visiting America, made three jokes on their Twitter feed and they landed at Heathrow and were arrested promptly for hate speech.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Which is outrageous. We have the other clip too, if you guys want to watch it. If you guys find that it's less than a minute. If you guys. You go with that. Yeah, yeah.

[B]

The Department of Homeland Security, cisa, the cyber security turned cyber censorship agency, which played the lead role in the largest political censorship event at that time, I think in human history. The censorship of the 2020 election, in which tens of millions of people had their voices turned down to zero or almost zero, through social media censorship coerced by CISA at the Department of Homeland Security. They are now out of the speech police business. The National Science foundation, which is a weirdly star player in all of this. You'll be hearing from Director Bhattacharya later on why science needs free speech. Well, the National Science foundation was the biggest domestic money gun to fund censorship organizations and AI censorship technology. During the course of the Biden administration, they expended over $100 million in grants around misinformation, disinformation, malinformation, infodemics, information literacy, digital literacy, you name it, it became the science of censorship. And now there is a hard ban at the National Science foundation on any grant that so much as mentions the word misinformation in it.

[C]

I cannot understate how important this is, guys.

[D]

No, especially on a national level, a federal level, when you have the federal government actually advocating for these kinds of things that you're talking about, about it chill. Not only it chills your speech, but it chills how you think, and it affects everything you do and people don't realize it. I've got a clip that. You know, it's interesting that you brought this out because I've got. It's almost like they said, okay, we've lost the centralized push on censorship, Paul. We need to decentralize. Let's get to California. Let's start there. Because that's exactly what they're doing in California here. This is coming out of, you know, let's face it. Gavin Newsom's office as California is trying to punish social media platforms for aiding and abetting the First Amendment. Senate Bill 771, currently awaiting Gavin Newsom signature, would impose. Check this out. Meaningful consequences on social media platforms that allow users to publish hate speech. Depending on who. Depends who defined what hate speech is, per legislative analysis. Analysis from the State Senate Judiciary Committee. So basically it's any speech because they can determine what hate speech is and what it isn't. And it's basically, it's a direct affront on the First Amendment. As a matter of fact, in the uk, you mentioned it as well, they are dealing with this in way 12,000 arrests this year, which is insane. And back to my point about what you're allowed to say and how to say it, here's this clip from. See from GB News. This is a cut number. What do I have? Cut number 11. Watch what this woman says. She says the phrase born and bred. Watch how she reacts when she realizes what she said. Because I believe. She probably believes that she's gonna end up in jail for this. Check this out. This is cut 11. You gotta see it to believe it. Check it out.

[A]

This is the most insane story I have seen all week. Reform UK Council has been reported to the police after comments made on an STV interview about anti migrant protests in Falkirk.

[D]

Have a look.

[C]

True unrest. And it's scary. It's scary.

[A]

As a local resident, somebody who was born and bred here, I shouldn't have said that. Well, do you see why this is? People sometimes think that Reform are very.

[C]

Much against having people.

[A]

I just came out just that that's.

[D]

Unfortunate for you for being honest.

[C]

And this is why even the agony.

[A]

She has on her face, just because she said born and bred, she's clearly conditioned to think that's wrong.

[C]

I. I don't. There is nothing wrong.

[A]

There is nothing racist remotely about saying you're born and bred somewhere. I'm born and bred in London. Right?

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

This is why I'm a free speech absolutist. I. Look, I may be repulsed, I may be disgusted by what you're saying, but I fight to the death for your right to say it. And that's where any form of. Of attack on free speech, even if it's the most vile leftist saying the most vile things about this country or the most hateful things, I'm not. I'm not playing that game because I don't want anyone being the arbiter of my truth. So this is discussed.

[D]

Yeah. According to this, California lawmakers are trying to say that they're pretending that SB 7071 doesn't actually punish the companies for platforming potentially offensive speech, it merely makes them liable. Well, liable is punishment.

[C]

Right.

[D]

For aiding and abetting violations of civil rights laws or conspiring to do so. Just amazing that this is happening not only in the UK but now it's trying to grab a foot, foothold in law in California. David.

[A]

So, Paul, back to Ben's, do you think? So what he's outlining there, as far as the good news, do you think it makes some kind of difference or where. Where will we see the difference is maybe a better question.

[C]

Well, I think we'll see the difference on places like free speech, like platforms like Facebook, that has made the push to come back from this censorship role that Zuckerberg admitted. I think YouTube's forced to do it it because YouTube desperately needs the US government to protect it in court cases in places like London and England where free speech is under attack, where they could be now held liable. So they have to play ball with Trump. So I can't see. I can't see this not being a massive win, especially with the government shutdown once this stuff keeps getting exposed.

[A]

Wait, there's a government shutdown?

[C]

It's going great about it.

[A]

Anyone noticed it? No, of course not.

[C]

Maybe we start shutting down the IRS while we're at it. Those bastards don't know how to stop stealing everybody's money.

[A]

I think they didn't. Didn't they lay off like 50% of their workforce? Or is that. Was that. Yeah, they furloughed half their workforce.

[C]

Yeah. Maybe they could stop charging 40% of every dollar you earn. And then the other. What are they. What's the new study show? They get 53% of every buck you earn.

[A]

We've got to get to day 61, though, remember? Yep, we've got. Now it's projected to go at least 35. I don't know where they come up with these numbers, if they actually mean anything, but at least that's A projection right now.

[D]

I'm gonna bet on it.

[A]

And again, I. I continue to see. I mean, I don't really want to harp on this, but I could. What'd you say? You're gonna bet? I know Delgado's. I don't know what we've created here.

[B]

He's the prince of parlay.

[D]

I'm a degenerate.

[A]

Yeah, well, that was.

[B]

Welcome to the club.

[A]

I keep seeing Republicans just, I don't know, Republicans out there saying the Republicans should use the nuclear option to end the shutdown.

[D]

What?

[A]

And I've tried to think, well, what am I missing here? What am I missing? And they argue that somehow you can get the same results, that we're going to be able to get through Russ vote after day 61 some other way. And why would you take Russ vote off the playing field? Why would you take him out of commission? Mission to then look like you're caving to Schumer and say, okay, we'll end it ourselves? Am I missing something about this strategy?

[D]

No, you. You know the strategy, because I see.

[A]

People today, oh, the Republicans could end this if they wanted to. They could use this nuclear option. Yeah. And it's being pushed by Republicans on.

[D]

Talk, on shows, because they're all the same. There are no Republicans and Democrats that.

[A]

Actually think that ended our.

[C]

Exactly. Thank you, bud.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B. We'll wrap it up. A little more news and sports. Try to get to everybody here. We get back on a Monday night.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

Does this work? Aaron, you got audio here. All right, live for studio 6B. Thirteen to the hour. Okay, good. Real America's voice on a Monday. So let's do a couple quick hitters here. We'll get to some quick hit stories as well to wrap it up. Man, this went so fast. It's already. Show's already over. Yep.

[C]

Let's do another hour.

[A]

Here's.

[C]

I'm jacked up on caffeine.

[A]

Here's the Obama clip. I mean, I mean, how you sit there with a straight face with your legs crossed, your arms crossed. So, like, trying to be like, so nonchalant. And this is what he says. Listen to this clip. I mean, what was unusual for me.

[D]

Was obviously a lot of what I represented, a lot of what Michelle and I had tried to project. The values are thinking about America. My successor seemed to represent the opposite.

[C]

Right. Not seemed.

[D]

Did. Yeah.

[A]

Clarify. Yeah. So I think there was a lot.

[C]

Of anger, a lot of delusion, sadness.

[D]

Some fear among a big chunk of the country. I think it falls upon it's the, what responsibility of the interviewer to say, you know, what, what do you mean by that? What failures are you talking about? Because the only thing I mean, the successes or whatever.

[A]

What are your ideals of America? Please let.

[D]

The ideals for failure were what he specialized in, Right? Lead from behind. We're not that good. We're failed. We're a bad nation. Let's apologize to everybody. We should be knocked down a few pegs. Let's turn us into a third world nation. That's what he stood for. That's what his radical husband stands for as well.

[A]

So you're saying you're taking the reverse look and saying that's actually paying Trump a compliment. He's everything you're not.

[D]

Yes.

[A]

So you just didn't tell us what those ideals are. But we all know because we watched you go all over the world apologizing for the, for the nation, telling everybody we're systemically this and systemically that and. Right.

[C]

And he set a record for the most drone kills of innocent women and children and non combatants. So this guy was a Nobel Prize and he was just a neocom puppet like the rest of them. He played, played ball and got his Marxist agenda off the ground like he did in Chicago as a community organizer. This guy is a scam. Every time he turns around, it was about race in you, in the audience, in the chat. The 90s didn't feel like that whole white first black thing was over in the early 2000s. Did it not feel like after 9, 11 especially was like everybody was together? He was a hate merchant. He was a division, he was a divider. And he was a rotten guy to the core. And he is, he is. He's obviously as criminal as it gets. So I really would love to see some truth about him coming out. Sbm. I really feel about him.

[A]

Here's one more clip. Paul mentioned this before. I have not seen this, but this is. Well, you want to set this up, Paul? What is this?

[C]

He's just saying, like, look, let's be honest. I mean, I am not Israel first, but I'm definitely second because I am Islam last. I'm afraid you keep saying this because I don't want someone to come running here yelling Allah Akbar and blow us all up.

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So.

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So, you know, right now I just, you know, I'm just curious, does anybody here think we should just go on an all out, just attack every one of Israel's enemies?

[A]

All right, so here's Levin on his life Liberty Levin weekend. Let's see what he's calling for here.

[D]

The time is right with the Trump.

[A]

Peace plan to use this historic treatment.

[D]

To go to the next level to.

[B]

Protect us, to protect the west, that is, challenge the root cause of the problem, Islamist terrorism.

[A]

And to be clear, I believe the.

[B]

Only leader who can do this, who.

[A]

Is bold, courageous, strategic, and have a.

[D]

Real shot at making it work, is President Trump.

[B]

Our State Department keeps a long list of terrorist organizations and the countries they are operating within. Beyond that, we know where the major actors are based. You can go online and see on the Internet many very good groups, research groups, think tanks.

[D]

They've laid it all out. It's right there. Of course, they're not only in the Middle east, these terrorist organizations, but many are, and it's a good place to.

[B]

Start, particularly since we have this outstanding.

[D]

Foundation, this platform, the Trump peace deal.

[B]

The president is singularly qualified and capable of extending his diplomatic, economic, and, yes.

[D]

Military reach into these countries where he has built special relationships to begin the.

[B]

Difficult and complex process of unraveling, starving.

[D]

Isolating, and eliminating these terror operations.

[A]

Some of these countries will welcome such.

[D]

An initiative as their monarchies or their.

[A]

Military dictatorships fear for their own survival.

[D]

Because these terrorists seek to overthrow Throw several of them.

[A]

I'm thinking of countries like Jordan and Egypt, among others. Some will resist because they're harboring terrorists.

[B]

Or have been funding terrorists or somehow promoting terrorists and have relationships and understanding.

[D]

With terrorists, such as Qatar, such as Saudi Arabia.

[B]

Yes, name them.

[A]

Yeah, I mean, raise your hand if you have a problem with that. What?

[D]

No, I understand what he's saying now.

[A]

Exactly. By the way, if you saw the story today of one of the hostages who was interviewed, he said, I will tell you that Hamas was extremely worried about Donald Trump. It may be the reason that was. Kept some of us alive. They were. He was. They were very. Petrified, I think is the actual word he used of Donald Trump.

[D]

Yes.

[A]

They wanted Kamala Harris elected.

[C]

We played that clip on here about six weeks ago, eight weeks ago.

[A]

This just happened today.

[C]

Are you sure? Because we. We in the white background.

[D]

No, I think it was. It was the same guy. They just. They just.

[C]

Okay. Yeah. But, yeah, I mean, at what point now, how long does peace last? Or do we want to last? Do you want to go full tilt here? That's a big question.

[D]

You know what? I think going full tilt is mischaracterizing it. What he's trying to say, say there is using all the. All the tools that the president has economically, political, plus his relationship, and if need be, it's like, hey, you can use some of our guys here. We'll help you guys root these guys out. Militarily, I think that would be probably, especially for the ones that are looking.

[C]

To say yes, from a diplomatic standpoint. How about call out these leaders of these nations to, to absolutely call out the fundamental, the terrorists like the, and to cry the rape gangs like, and beat down on zealots or these crazy, you know, bastards. Like, how about somebody call out the clerics who promote this stuff? I mean, maybe that's the path you does it escalate net, does that lead to more guys running the building strapped with bombs?

[D]

Right. Well, you know what, what always happens with the clerics that come out and try to say, you know, that's not what we're supposed to be, you know, that's not what the Koran says. Those guys end up getting blown up. That's why you don't see them anymore.

[C]

Well, the CIA did that study about blowback back and, you know, so that's, that's an interesting. Where does it lead? You know, so listen, it's a question that's got to be asked, but at this point right now, I mean, can we not say that what's happening in New York City is not going to be England? Especially when, when they, they force people into Nassau county and into Suffolk county and Long island becomes the same thing in 10 years.

[A]

All right, 55 past the hour. Let's wrap it up with a little quick sports slick.

[C]

What's going on Monday morning?

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Football.

[C]

Big day.

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Fourth quarter, eight to go, 21 14. Falcons continue to lead the Bills, Bears and Commanders 13 to 7, 14 to go there in the third. Command is on the move, though. Dodgers one, nothing over the Brewers. End of six. They drew first blood there. And NLCS game one. And the Mariners earlier tonight defeated the Blue Jays 10 to 3 to take a commanding 2o lead in the ALCS. That's a rapid sports Big D over to you.

[A]

Okay. All right. Slick Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use. So I did want to try to get to Rich Lowry today over in the in the New York Post. We don't have time to get to it. Maybe I can get to it tomorrow, but he wrote a great op ed today about Trump. The Knesset speech, a ringing endorsement of the US And a pledge for peace. It's on our socials. Maybe I'll try to touch on it tomorrow night. It's a really good piece, though, from Rich Lowry over New York Post. As always, we salute our military, active and active police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs and all emergency personnel. All our truckers, all our farmers, everybody that keeps the country moving forward. Thanks, guys on the show. Aaron, Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B. Audience, thanks for a quick one, man. The show was fast. We'll see you tomorrow night. We'll be back, 8pm right here. Real America's Voice, live from Studio 6B. Enjoy the rest of your night, everybody.

[C]

Sam.

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