Live From Studio 6B - Monday, October 20 2025

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Live From Studio 6B – October 20, 2025

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: iHeartPodcasts
Date: October 21, 2025

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Overview

This Monday night episode of Live From Studio 6B delivers Real America’s Voice signature blend of political commentary, sports, cultural observations, and sharp, often irreverent discussion. The hosts dissect recent protests, offer insider takes on White House developments, break down major sports news, and welcome guests to discuss wellness and public health—all rooted in a “Real News, Honest Views” ethos that challenges mainstream narratives.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Weekend Recap & Banter (00:00–05:46)

• Hosts share stories from their weekends: charity golf event for Alzheimer’s awareness, Oyster Fest adventures (trying raw oysters for the first time), and humorous ribbing about sports and age.
• Humorous banter sets the show’s tone, with frequent callbacks to ongoing inside jokes and the hosts’ familial relationships (e.g., birthday shoutouts to one host’s mom).

2. Spotlight: The “No Kings” Protests (05:46–14:13, 28:00–37:26)

• The show devotes significant time to unpacking the “No Kings” rallies, protests framed around supposed anti-monarchy sentiment but interpreted by hosts as deeply anti-Trump and, more broadly, anti-American.
• Hosts’ Critiques:
  • The protestors—labeled as "old white liberals"—are depicted as culturally and politically impotent, desperate, and out of touch.
  • Heavy mockery is aimed at the protest’s lack of coherent messaging, with protestors unable to cite specific grievances and, ironically, protesting their supposed inability to protest while actively protesting.
  • The protests are alleged to be heavily funded by progressive dark money networks (e.g., Soros, Ford, Rockefeller, Buffett); numbers are cited: “$294M+ traced to No Kings 2.0 partners and organizers”—31:51.
• Memorable Quotes:
  • “[The No Kings slogan] is not an accusation, it’s a confession. It’s the left admitting they have no rational argument left, their policies, total failures...” – Host A [08:55]
  • “The USA has no kings, but we did democratically elect a man to take out the trash.” – Host A [07:43]
• Protests mocked for lack of youth: “She was one of the only ones under 60… It looked like the casting call for Cocoon.” – Host B & D [29:26]
• Clip played of protestors unable to explain what rights have supposedly been lost, standing at a protest.

Related Polling and Political Fallout

• CNN poll discussed: despite Democrats’ hopes, the government shutdown has not dented Trump’s approval—if anything, his popularity has increased. [35:06]

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3. Trump Administration & Headlines (18:37–22:18, 48:35–52:31)

• President Trump’s Statement on Hamas:
  • Trump issues a “harsh warning” to Hamas, threatening their eradication if violence resumes.
  • Quote:
    “If they keep doing it, then we’re going to go in and straighten it out and it’ll happen very quickly and pretty violently, unfortunately.” – Trump [20:35]
• Diplomatic Developments:
  • Discussion of Trump’s meetings with the Australian PM, notable White House moments, including direct, candid exchanges with foreign dignitaries [60:00].
• Victory in the Courts:
  • Ninth Circuit victory allows Trump to deploy the National Guard in Portland, reversing a lower court’s block. The hosts deride “activist judges” and predict escalation to the Supreme Court [48:35].

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4. Sports Roundup (14:13–18:37, 38:51–42:30, 64:40–67:10, 91:42–93:25)

• Baseball:
  • American League Championship Series updates (Mariners vs. Blue Jays), anticipation for the World Series.
  • Praise for Shohei Ohtani’s “single greatest performance, possibly in baseball history” [65:00].
• NFL:
  • Monday Night Football: Lions dominate the Buccaneers.
  • Giants’ historic fourth-quarter collapse analyzed—“Playing to lose.”
• Athlete Highlights:
  • Brandon Aubrey sets NFL record for 5+ field goals of 60+ yards in <3 seasons.
  • Phil Mickelson’s social media “slam dunk” on No Kings protestors and Joe Biden [38:51].
  • Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey’s unusual path to football, and James Carville’s defense of women’s sports against gender ideology activism.
• Other:
  • Petitions to have country legend George Strait perform the Super Bowl halftime show over Bad Bunny discussed as a reflection of American culture.

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5. Diaper Diplomacy – DOJ, Jack Smith, and Mar-a-Lago (25:32–27:48)

• Trump Soundbite on Legal Battles:
  • Trump lambasts Jack Smith and Andrew Weissman, framing the Mar-a-Lago raid as “criminal” and characterizing DOJ investigations as political persecution.
  • Quote:
    “There’s never been so much political crime against a political opponent as what I had to go through.” – Trump [26:03]
  • Anecdote about the raid on Melania's belongings adds a personal touch.

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6. Other News Highlights

• Christian Persecution in Nigeria:
  • Paul Nolan details the staggering toll: 100,000 Christians killed, 18,000 churches burned since 2009. The mainstream media’s refusal to cover this is repeatedly condemned [42:36].
• Roblox and Child Safety:
  • Florida Attorney General’s office issues criminal subpoenas to Roblox over its role in enabling child predators. Host urges parents’ vigilance and details personal experience monitoring kids' online activity [44:38–47:12].
• Media Critique – 60 Minutes:
  • Hosts dissect a “propaganda” piece featuring a fired DOJ attorney, lampooning 60 Minutes for framing anti-Trump staffers as heroes [53:03].
• UN Globalism and Carbon Taxes:
  • Trump’s successful opposition to the UN-proposed global carbon tax is lauded as a win for American sovereignty.
    Quote:
    “The only way to have a global currency and a global constitution is a carbon tax… and it’s all BS.” – Paul Nolan [88:12–89:17]

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7. The Wellness Company – Ivermectin and Inflammation (72:45–80:21)

• Guest Peter Gillooly, CEO, discusses the anti-inflammatory properties of ivermectin for arthritis and autoimmune conditions, its suppression by the medical establishment, and the influence of Big Pharma.
• Discussion extends to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the future of the MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) movement.

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8. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “No kings was a mindless virtue-signaling circle jerk for urban and suburban whites.” – Host A [07:58]
• “The protest is not a revolution. It’s more like a wake... a dying aristocracy’s desperate, pathetic wail.” – Host A [09:45]
• (On protestors at the rally) “If you were in your 70s or 80s, you were a spring chicken for that place. That looked like the casting call for Cocoon.” – Host D [29:37]
• (On Roblox child safety) “If you’re not involved with your kids on these online things... do an online tutorial on how to set proper settings. You’ve got to be involved.” – Host A [47:12]
• “The UN is our enemy. Don’t let anyone tell you different... The only way to subvert the US Constitution is to put another constitution over the globe.” – Paul Nolan [86:26]
• (On the “No Kings” protests’ funding) “These morons are protesting ‘No Kings’—funded by the kings of the planet!” – Host D [32:13]
• “I work my ass off to make our country great. That’s all it is. I’m not a king.” – President Trump [31:20]
• Funny moment:
  Host A puts a protestor on the spot:
  “Name one situation where Trump acted like a king. I mean, good luck naming one.” [31:26]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Weekend Recap, Charity, Oyster Fest – [00:00–05:46]
• No Kings Protest Analysis & Mockery – [05:46–14:13], [28:00–37:26]
• Trump on Hamas Ceasefire – [19:06–21:53]
• Sports (MLB, NFL, Records) – [14:51–18:37], [38:51–42:30], [64:40–67:10]
• Diaper Diplomacy (Trump on Mar-a-Lago Raid) – [25:32–27:48]
• Christian Persecution in Nigeria – [42:36–43:55]
• Roblox and Child Protection – [44:38–47:12]
• 60 Minutes DOJ Critique – [53:03–54:30]
• UN Carbon Tax & Globalism – [86:26–91:19]
• Wellness Company & Ivermectin – [72:45–80:21]
• White House/Cabinet Room Trolling – [60:00–61:02]
• Police Avert Atlanta Airport Mass Shooting – [93:25–96:25]

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Tone & Style

The tone is brash, unapologetic, and sardonic, echoing the network’s “honest views” mantra. Hosts regularly indulge in playful ribbing, sharp invective toward political adversaries, and quick-witted jabs—not only at the opposition but at each other for comic effect.

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For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

This episode encapsulates why Real America’s Voice is a go-to for those seeking a perspective outside the mainstream. It mixes pointed analysis of the week’s most sensational political events (the “No Kings” protests, Trump’s foreign policy maneuvers, cultural skirmishes), with sports, personal stories, and expert health advice. The hosts’ chemistry, constant references to “the audience family,” and a parade of cutting one-liners will give you chuckles even as they challenge conventional wisdom on air.

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This summary omits all advertisements, intros, and outros in accordance with request.

Transcript

[A]

This is an I heart podcast. All right. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, October 20th. Real America's Voice. 8pm on the east Coast. Real America's voice all across the country. Glad you're in. Slickster. Looking good. Ready to do sports. Slickster. What is that jacket? Is that new? I don't think we've seen that before.

[B]

No.

[C]

Yeah, I've never seen this before, actually. Pants match. Yes, but you know what? This was a golf outing today that I went to, so I had to wear something casual.

[A]

Oh, of course. Every time I go golfing, I look like that. Did you actually play Gol.

[C]

No, no, I was the host. I was busy, you know, entertaining people. When you're the host, you. You're doing the cooking.

[A]

You had a little outing.

[C]

Big outing. 120 golfers sold out, maxed out. Great event on Long Island. Raised money for Alzheimer's.

[A]

Oh, very nice.

[C]

Yeah, yeah. Raised a lot of money. It was very good. I'm very happy about that.

[A]

Now, you don't, like, do, like, the first inaugural tee shot or anything? Like, you don't try to, you know, fall apart?

[C]

You know, we do a tea. A tee off. But no, I don't. I let the president do that. I'm the vice president of the show.

[A]

Oh, okay. You should have Paul Nolan come in and give the. Give the initial. Smack it off the first tee. Paul. Be good. Could rock it out there.

[B]

I'm sure he could call you.

[A]

No, I couldn't even do it anymore. I mean, my shoulder and back. Forget it. I barely get the ball airborne, so. Oh, how was your weekend?

[C]

It was great. Had a great weekend. Mom's birthday, so it's today, actually. Happy birthday, Mom. My mother watches every day. My mother's actually a watcher of the show. She loves the show and as cute.

[D]

As a button, she is.

[A]

Yeah, she's feeling good.

[C]

She's feeling very good. Yeah. Everything's going good with her. 77 years young. God bless.

[A]

God bless. Very good.

[E]

Yep.

[A]

All right. Very good. Mrs. Delgado, how are you?

[B]

I am tired.

[A]

Damon, I heard a little bit about your weekend. What, you go to Oyster Fest or something?

[B]

Oh, yeah, I did. The first Saturday was up at Sleepy Hollow for some Halloween hijinks, as they say, walking the cemeteries of, you know, Sleepy Hollow, where, uh, Headless Horseman, uh, legend comes from. And then, uh, you have a lot.

[C]

In common with him.

[A]

Must have felt right at home. Must have felt right at home there, Belle.

[B]

You guys are funny.

[A]

What made you go there?

[C]

He lost his head.

[B]

We just wanted to go.

[F]

Okay.

[B]

Go up there and check it out. Because it's a. You know, it's a big draw for this time of year. Oh, I went up there.

[A]

How far away is that?

[B]

It's only about an hour and a half. Not too bad.

[A]

That's an hour and 25 too far. All right.

[B]

And then. And then on Sunday, we did the. With the big guys. Oyster Bay Oyster Fest.

[C]

Oh, nice.

[B]

And for the first time ever, I had oysters. First time in my life ever I had an oyster.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Raw oyster. It wasn't cooked. None of that in Oyster Bay.

[A]

That's the idea.

[F]

Yeah.

[B]

I had it at the Oyster Fest. So congratulations to me. And you know what, Slick, like they say, sometimes you just gotta close your eyes and open your mouth and hope for the best. Right?

[E]

That's right.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay. Very good.

[D]

He goes, his raw oyster wasn't cooked right?

[A]

I said, that's kind of the idea. Yeah.

[B]

I never have an oyster.

[C]

Oh, shucks.

[A]

Paul, how are you? Well done. I'm good.

[D]

I had raw oysters baked.

[A]

I was there.

[D]

I was there too.

[B]

You could tell I'm not an oyster eater. What the heck?

[A]

Yeah, okay.

[D]

Yeah, he doesn't really. He's calling it bait. You know, it's. No, it's. It's a delicacy over there. Is it a meathead?

[B]

It seemed like they had a lot of them.

[D]

So Saturday we went to Oyster Face Oyster Festival.

[A]

Oh, you went to it too?

[D]

Yeah, we went outside. He went Sunday. I heard he was going Sunday, so we.

[A]

We changed gears. All the amateurs went on Sunday.

[D]

It was. It's beautiful. It was a good time. And Damon, I saw a young band, jazz band. Oh, and five piece band. Fantastic.

[A]

What was.

[D]

And dysfunctone. And they. It was like a jam band thing, but they were very jazzy. The boy, the. The bass player and the drum of the rhythm section and the keyboard. It was. It was fantastic. You would have liked it. So I'm asking my man Slick Aborati if you can help those kids get into the South Shore.

[C]

Yeah, that's next July.

[D]

Every July. And these have two stages and one young artist. These kids playing together since they're 17, they're 30 and they are fantastic. So it was a good family day. And I got to the Giants invent.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

That was called dysfunction.

[D]

Yes.

[C]

That the coaching staff for sure.

[A]

Yeah. All right. Very good, Paul. Speaking of me and you and friends of ours, you know who I just got a text from? One Stu Finer from Barstool Sports telling me that he's making his FS1 debut Wednesday morning, 8am to noon on Fox Sports 1. And he wants everybody in the world to watch Wake Up Barstool is the name of the show and Stu's going to be on Wednesday morning. So batten down that. Batten down the hatch.

[D]

Well, you don't need coffee anymore. Let's tune it to stew. He's a. He's a madman and he's infectious.

[A]

It'll be interesting to see if FS1 is on the air on Thursday. Yes, that'll be. We'll see. But Stu's gonna be on FS1 on Wake Up Barstool on Wednesday morning.

[D]

He's earned it.

[A]

He's funny, he's the be's the best. He's one of the funnier people who has ever lived and shockingly enough, was in my wedding party. I don't know, me and Stu go back a long so. But now he's the best and he'll be crazy as ever. So watch FS1 if you're into sports or sports gambling or barstool or Frank the Tank, as we always talk about. Frank the Tank on this show. Stu spent a lot of time with Frank and a lot of his weight loss. So Stu will be on Wednesday morning. So. All right, let's get to today's first word. Well, congratulations to all. No Kings Day. Also serving as mental illness Awareness Day. Make asylums great again. That's what I was thinking yesterday. What was I watching? Good lord. Boomers, who obviously must have experimented with LSD at some point in their life, possibly injected with a mind control virus, who are then activated after the eighth MRNA booster dose with the phrase no Kings. I don't know. The average age of the no Kings protest was, I think around 91. Imagine wasting your blue light special years protesting a non existent monarchy. Just go to debt pennies, for crying out loud. Get the grand slam. No Kings, of course, for most of them, really equals. No boundaries, no America. The left isn't protesting a king. They're protesting you. My folks, their fellow Americans. They aren't standing up for democracy, they're protesting against it. Old white liberals chanting about justice while demanding that, by the way, all of you live with gang wars, overdoses, theft, crime and fear in every city they run. No Kings was a mindless virtual signaling circle jerk for the urban and suburban whites. That's what it was. The USA has no kings, but we did democratically elect a man to take out the trash. The irony of course is these lunatics in fact do Bow down to tyranny. The tyranny that is the Democrat Party. No kings. Brought to you by the party that arrested people at the beach over a cold back in 2020-21. Remember that the fact that that you get to protest means that there is no kings in this country. Folks. If you want no kings, let's start here. How about 90 plus percent of the country not being ruled by a handful of blue cities? How about that? The same people screaming no kings are the ones who crowned Fauci, worshiped and installed Kamala, and bowed to Biden's mandates. The real truth about yesterday is that this isn't just watching like a bad acid trip. This is a mass nervous breakdown unfolding in real time right there on your TV screen, your smartphone and your streets. It's a shrieking, spastic performance of pure hysteria by a class of people who have been psychologically broken by their own political impotence. Chanting mobs faced his twisted up, grotesque mass of performative rage. Theater, we call it. They're waving around cardboard signs screaming about a king, of course, who simply does not exist. This isn't a defense of the republic. This is a childish, historically illiterate tantrum we're watching. These are the cultural and bureaucratic elites who've lost their grip on power and they can't process the reality of their own rejection. It's the desperate, pathetic wail of a dying aristocracy. Even the slogan no kings. It's not an accusation, it's a confession. It's the left admitting they have no rational argument left, their policies, total failures, their cities collapsing under the weight of their own woke dogma. Crime everywhere, homelessness on steroids, businesses fleeing like rats from a sinking ship. Their cultural orthodoxies, well, normal Americans are rejecting them left and right. Their economic vision has produced nothing but inflationary misery and a grocery bill that'll make your eyes water. They've lost the political debate. They've lost the economic debate. They've lost the cultural debate. So all that's left is what we saw yesterday, which is the primal scream. They're not fighting a king, folks. They're fighting an election result that they can't stomach. They're fighting the millions of Americans they despise. You know, me and you, the deplorables who dared to reject their anointed rulers not once, not twice, but three times. This is desperation defined. When you can't win on policy, you slap on psychiatric labels. Insurrection is fascist threat to democracy. When you can't win at the ballot box, you scream tyranny when you can't defeat a man fair and square, you de platform him, you disbar him, you try to imprison him, you charge him, you try to kill him, all while holding up a sign calling him the fascist. The no Kings mob is a perfect psychological projection. It's the left who demands the absolute, unquote questioning fealty of a monarchy. We've talked about it. It's the left that says bend the knee to our climate dogma or else. It's the left that excommunicates anyone who dares question their radical gender ideology. It's the left that weaponized the administrative state, the FBI, the doj, the IRS as their personal royal guard to punish political enemies. Raids at dawn, lawfare galore. Ruling by executive order and bureaucratic decree, bypassing Congress. Biden did it all the time, bypassing the will of the they don't govern, they rule. How many times did I tell you? Biden thinks he's over a monarchy. President Trump, he's not the king, folks. He's the man who exposed these would be monarchs of the progressive aristocracy for the frauds that they are. This protest is not a revolution. It's more like a wake. It's the sound of a failed, desperate, irrelevant class mourning the death of its own power. They're burying their own empire one hysterical chant at a time. So to all of you no Kings screamers out there, get over it. The people have spoken three times. The guy who won every single swing state, the electoral college and the popular vote, guess what? Is still in the White House. So I have a serious question for the no King's Day protesters from yesterday. How does it feel to change absolutely nothing? And that's tonight's first word. Did you watch any of this nonsense yesterday? Right.

[D]

I couldn't believe how many boomers were talking about killing people.

[A]

I saw at least three or four significant ones that the, the, the, the law enforcement should probably look into.

[D]

Yeah, like the one guy on stage screaming, we got to get our guns. We got to kill ice.

[C]

Yeah, yeah, that was.

[A]

That guy's one of them.

[D]

The goofball with 8647, the old man. I mean, not that he's got to get arrested for that, but that's stunning to me to see some 65 or 75 year old man talk President because he's so triggered. I mean, think about how much power.

[A]

The Stephen Miller there was a serious one on. Stephen Miller said if I saw him, I tried to kill him. He said, dude, I don't think that's something you want to say on tape. The guy said, yeah, it's, it's truly.

[D]

Astounding what some of the things I saw him. But it's shocking to me. And all I keep thinking about is what power does this algorithm have that it's going to, it's going to dive under the skin of people who've lived 70 years of their life, you know, going back and forth. Politics were good, up and down, right, left. And now to go that far, I'm telling you this, it's sorcery. These globalists, they're evil demonic sorcerers.

[A]

All right. We'll talk more about what we saw this weekend. Sports and news all coming up. Just getting started live from Studio 6B on a Monday. We're back right after this.

[D]

Sam.

[A]

Our live from Studio 6P17 past the hour on a Monday night, Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Hope you all had a great weekend as well. Welcome back. We always appreciate you giving us a couple hours hours of your weekday nights, 8 to 10 here on Real America's Voice. Slick's gonna do some sports. Delgado's gonna do some more news on no kings and other things. Paul's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down. But we'll start as we always do, segment two with some sports. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. LFSXP promo code @ checkout will give you a great savings on whatever you buy from MyPillow. Slick, what's going on?

[C]

All right, Big D. Major League Baseball is what's going on. American League Championship Series in Toronto for all the marbles. Mariners and Blue Jays, no score, top of the first. We'll be tracking that game for those who are interested. Probably out west in the Oregon area there, so we'll see what happens. And in Washington. But we also have NFL games tonight. Right now, Monday Night Football in action. Tampa Bay Buccaneers right now trailing the Lions 14 nothing. Lions jump out with two early touchdowns, 4:13 to go there in the second quarter. Also coming up tonight on Monday night football, a 10pm game, Tennessee and, well, Seattle. Seattle Seahawks playing. So that should be a good game as well. Seattle's favored by three and a half. Maybe we can get an odds makers in with that. And speaking of odds makers, congratulations to Aaron who went 40 on our odds maker picks over the weekend. Unbelievable. Bringing her up to 2112 for the season. Pretty damn good, huh?

[A]

Are we giving her credit for the Giants one? Because, you know, well, she was on.

[C]

The right side of that. But boy, that was the colossal collapse of all time. There's no doubt about that one. We saw that and I went 3 and 1. So I didn't do too bad either. I'm at 19 and 14 and unfortunately the guests, we couldn't get on. That was a shame. But, but you know, just going through the games, that Giants game was an absolutely wild game, right? 33 to 32, one of the greatest collapses in fourth quarter NFL history. In fact, I think it is the greatest collapse in the fourth quarter. You have a stat, Paul, what do you got?

[D]

The first time in 1602 NFL games, a team with that much of a league of six minutes to go lost 1602 NFL games.

[C]

Absolutely incredible.

[A]

They gave up 33 points in the fourth quarter. Yes. Every point that they scored.

[C]

That's when you rush three guys and you play eight back. I mean, playing to loot, to lose.

[D]

What? Dable, run the ball.

[A]

Oh my.

[C]

Oh, he's just, he's got to get fired.

[D]

He's got to go.

[C]

He's got to go. No question about it. And also over the weekend, so I had Oklahoma, actually Ohio State University laying 25 and a half while they had a big win. They won 34 to nothing over Wisconsin. Complete blowout. And Aaron was on Alabama as well. They won 37 to 20.

[A]

I mean, Luke Fickle's got to go too, by the way. I mean, enough.

[C]

Yeah, it's over. Yeah, there's no question about it.

[A]

So get out.

[C]

I got to get out. And so that was a scoop on that. And then we got some NFL best sad news. Earlier today, ex NFL star Doug Martin identified as suspect who died in Oakland police custody. Dylan Gwynne Breitbart Former NFL running back Doug Martin, who's also an old pro, has been identified as the suspect who died in the custody of the Oakland PD over the weekend after a medical emergency. Sources can confirmed to KTVU on Sunday Evening that Martin, 36, died in a hospital after he became unresponsive both following his arrest by OPD officers who were responding to reports of a possible break in. At 4:15am on Saturday, police were dispatched to reports of a break in attempt while at the same time they also received reports of a person experiencing a medical event at the same location. Upon arrival, officers found Martin who was later identified as a suspect. Officers said Martin briefly resisted them before arrest. After taking into custody, Martin became unresponsive and was transported to the hospital by paramedics where he later passed away. Great player, former Boise State star. He was a first round pick, number 31 overall of Tampa Bay in 2012 and immediately burst onto the scene, rushing for 1454 yards and 11 TDs. And he was an All Pro that in 2015 when he rushed for 1400 yards and the 6 TDs as well. So really sad news there to hear about that young man, 36 years old. I guess we'll find out a little bit more on how he passed away. I didn't see the follow up story, what the exact cause of death was, but just a shame, the whole story there and if I have time for a while, well, you know what, I'm going to throw it back to you. Got to, you got to go. I'll get strats of rap and sports.

[A]

All right. We'll get to your, we'll move your, we'll move your story down. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS EXP is the promo code to use. Lots of news to get to today. President Trump once again in the cabinet room with his cabinet and the Australian. Who is it? The prime minister of Australia in there today? I think it was. He was in there and the president made some news, took some questions. Delgado's got a little bit about what the headline, probably the sound bite that came out of that was Delgado. What's going on?

[B]

Yeah, one of the big headlines, Damon, is of course President Trump issuing a warning, a chilling warning to Hamas that happening today at the White House. He basically said that they must be good or else things are going to happen. They're violent people, he said they're very violent. Trump made the threat with special envoy Steve Whitcomb and his son in law Jared Kushner holding meetings with regional leaders to keep the Trump 20 point peace plan on track. Here is the president himself, cut number one, issuing this statement. And again, Hamas better pay attention. This sounds, this sounds like he's, he's not playing around here. Cut number one, check this out.

[A]

What steps is the administration taking to maintain the cease fire?

[E]

Well, a lot of, a lot of steps and right now it's in the hands of others. You know, we have 59 countries that agree to the deal. We have a peace in the Middle East. For the first time ever, we made a deal with Hamas that you know, they're going to be very good, they're going to behave, they're going to be nice and if they're not we're going to go and we're going to eradicate them if we have to. They'll be eradicated, and they know that. So they, they went in. They went in and I don't believe it was a leadership, but they had some rebellion in there among themselves and they killed, killed some people, you know, pretty, a lot of people. But this is a violent group. You know, you probably noticed over the last hundred years, this is a very violent group of people. And they got very rambunctious and they did things that they shouldn't be doing. And if they keep doing it, then we're going to go in and straighten it out and it'll happen very quickly and pretty violently, unfortunately.

[A]

Just following up on that question, when you say we are going to eradicate.

[F]

Hamas mosque, who is we?

[B]

Does that include American boots on the ground?

[F]

Because you.

[E]

No, it won't be on the ground at all. We don't need to because we have many countries, as you know, signed onto this deal. The way I view it, 59 countries and unanimous. There's never been, nobody ever believed us. Countries that four months ago didn't like each other and now they're all aligned together. I mean, we've had countries calling me when they saw the, some of the killing with Hamas as saying, we'd love to go in and take care of the situation ourselves. In addition, you have Israel would go in in two minutes. If I asked them to go in, I could tell them go in and take care of it. But right now, we haven't said that we're going to give it a little chance and hopefully there will be a little less violence. But right now, you know, they're violent people. Hamas has been very violent, but they don't have the backing of Iran anymore. They don't have the backing of really anybody anymore. They have to be good. And if they're not good, they'll be eradicated.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So there you have it. The president issuing his harsh words. Of course, the Trump team is attempting to keep the peace in the region after the surprise diplomatic breakthrough last week where the 20 living hostages were returned to Israel. And of course, you know, President Trump made his trip to both Israel and Egypt to celebrate the landmark agreement. So there you have it. Hamas has been put on notice.

[A]

Yeah, well, they've been put on notice a lot, though, in the last six months. I think that may be part of their what's going on. But Also I heard J.D. vance say that, you know, Hamas is no longer a unified organization, but a collection of splintered fractions, factions, and not only making disarmament nearly impossible. I, I, I think it, that would also tend to lend itself to eradication nearly impossible as well. And as we've said all along, the hard, the hard part starts now. And it looks like it's going to be extremely, extremely hard already. And again, survival for them means victory in any way, shape or form. Survival of Hamas means victory to them.

[D]

Yeah, I, I, it's almost, and I'm not making a joke here, Hamas is so beat up and splintered. Antifa is probably more unified and organized when you think of terrorist organizations because Hamas has been, you know, splintered into so many different directions. So let's, I can't see the rogue ones.

[B]

Yeah, it's gonna, it's gonna be a problem, especially when they try to keep the peace, set up a traditional government, too.

[F]

Problems.

[A]

All right, more news when we get back. Right, Sam? All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, unreal. America's voice on a Monday night. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's doing news. Paul Nolan's going to do some news. Coming up. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Want to thank everybody who was at the America First Warehouse on Friday night. How was a fun night? Small crowd, but a lot of energy. So we're looking forward to this Friday night. We'll see you there. If you're. Well, if you haven't made it to the America first warehouse yet, there's. Boy, you got a QR code there, Aaron, make sure you scan the QR code and make sure you get your tickets to come down on a Friday night to the America First Warehouse. It's a lot of fun. You get to see Slick in person with these clothes.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

See him up close.

[C]

Great time.

[D]

And he takes one piece off per segment.

[A]

He'll take a picture with you at the end of the family show. Man, we just keep having great Fridays. I mean, the audience is, I mean.

[D]

It'S just such nice people.

[C]

They're great patriots.

[A]

So true patriots. Well, one of the big hits on Friday night at the warehouse was this segment. So let's do it again. President Trump, Jack Smith, Andrew Weissman, and the Mar? A Lago raid that is the basis of today's episode of Diaper Diplomacy.

[E]

But what they did was criminal. Deranged. Jack Smith, in my opinion, is a criminal. And I noticed his, his interviewer was, I think that was Weissman. And I hope they're going to look into Weissman, too. Weissman's a bad guy and he had somebody in Lisa, who was his puppet, worked in the office, really, as the top person. And I think that she should be looked at very strongly. There was tremendous criminal activity having to do.

[F]

If we don'.

[E]

Have fair elections in this country, we're not going to have a country. And I've said it from the beginning, fair elections and border borders. And we need also fair press, because if you don't have fair press, it's very tough. And we've got the strongest border of anybody. Nobody has a border. We have a border where the numbers just came out again. You saw zero people came in illegally. Now, we do take people into our country legally, but zero people. But, you know, you're talking about a different subject. You're talking about political crime. They have committed massive political crime. I hope they're looking at Shifty Schiff. I hope they're looking at all these people and I'm allowed to find out. I'm allowed. You know, I'm, in theory, the chief law enforcement officer, but I have a very good, talented group. This is about something else. But I hope they're looking at political crime, because there's never been so much political crime against a political opponent as what I had to go through. They raided my house in Florida. It was an illegal raid. I have a lawsuit that was doing very well. And when I became president, I said, I'm sort of suing myself. I don't know what it was. How do you settle the lawsuit? I'll say, give me X dollars. Right. And I don't know what to do with the lawsuit. It's a great lawsuit. And now I won. It sort of looks bad. I'm suing myself.

[A]

Right.

[E]

So I don't know, but. But that was a lawsuit that was very strong, very powerful. They raided, illegally, my house in Florida, Mar A Lago. They went through the drawers of my young son. They went through all of the cabinets and drawers of the first lady. She walked in, she said, wow, what happened? Because she's very meticulous. And this wasn't so meticulous as she looked into the drawers and she saw everything a mess.

[A]

There you go. Diaper diplomacy for a Monday.

[C]

That's awesome.

[A]

Jack Smith, Andrew Weissman and the Mar A Lago raid. So, all right, let's do some news. And here with that is Rick Delgado. What's going on, Delgado?

[B]

Yeah. Well, Damon, the greatest headlines in the world continue as, of course, we were talking about this earlier. It was a subject of your first word. I'm talking about the no Kings rally that were held across the country on Saturday as crowds hit the streets Saturday in cities and towns across the US to vent their anger over President Trump's policies. And no Kings protests, which Republicans have slammed as the Hate America rally, which you could see pop positively just by tuning in some of the stuff, people carrying signs and with slogans. Nothing is more patriotic than protesting. Some of them said, even though they were there saying that no Kings, basically they were losing their right to protest. I don't know about you. Here is cut number two. Here's a protester that can't even answer a simple question about the no Kings protests and why they are there. This is cut number two. Check this one out.

[F]

What's the main reason you're out here protesting President Trump?

[A]

I agree with a lot of the decisions that are being made.

[F]

Is there any decision in particular you disagree with?

[A]

Okay, so I would start with, well, yeah, I don't even think. I don't even think it's appropriate for.

[C]

Me to have this interview.

[A]

Pretty smart. I'll give her credit on that.

[D]

Many of those videos like that today.

[A]

I know so many of them. Wow, that was pretty quick on her feet there.

[D]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

And she was one of the, the only ones I think that was under 60 that showed up at these things.

[A]

60.

[B]

60.

[A]

Well, if you were, if you were in your 70s, early 80s, you were a spring chicken for that. For that place where I could say.

[D]

I mean, that thing looked like the casting call for Cocoon.

[A]

Seriously. Holy cow.

[B]

Yeah, here's. Here's another protester who talks about losing her right to protest at a protest. You can't make this one up. This is. Check this out.

[A]

I don't know. I, I feel like a lot of amendments have been kind of overcome, like in a way that they're not supposed to be. Yeah. Which amendment? Specific? The first one. Freedom of protesting. Yeah, Free.

[B]

Freedom of protesting.

[A]

Freedom of protest.

[F]

Standing there.

[B]

Holding a sign, holding aside, protesting while she's standing at a protest saying she. She's losing her right to protest.

[C]

That's too beautiful.

[B]

Of course, the President had his own words about what was going on across the country at these note at these no King rallies. Here it is. Here is President Trump. Cut number six. Check this out.

[A]

That's over the weekend. The new King's breakfast is there.

[E]

I think it's a joke. I looked at the people. They're not representative of this country. And I looked at all the brand new sign made for. I guess it was paid for by Soros and other radical left lunatics. It looks like it was. We're checking it out. The demonstrations were very small, very ineffective and the people were whacked out. When you look at those people, those are not representative of the people of.

[A]

Our country, Mr. President, besides San Francisco.

[E]

By the way, I'm not a king. I'm not a king. I work my ass off to make our country great. That's all it is. I'm not a king at all.

[B]

Yeah, so there you have it.

[A]

And by the way, if the question, if they walked around to these numbskulls and asked him, just give one situation where Trump acted like a king. I mean, good luck naming one. What would be one, you know, and.

[D]

Then the war, you know, maybe stop the wars. That's good. That's kings. No, they don't. They like the wars.

[A]

That would be a simple question you could ask everybody, just unison across the. And never get an answer because there's no answer.

[D]

Can I pop in some of the numbers of the people sit in this thing? Real so, because I tried to get this to Damon, but it was late the. This is Seamus Bruner on X and I verified this. They traced 294/plus million dollars to the official no Kings 2.0 partners and organizers all funneled through the same Riot Inc. Dark money NETWORKS. Arabella Network, 79.7 million. Soros Network, 72.1 million. Ford Network, 51.7 tides, another Soros Foundation, 45 and a half million. Rockefeller foundation, another globalist pile of crap, 28.6. And Buffett, Warren Buffett, 16.6 million. These people do not care about freedom. They want one world totalitarian government. And these morons are protesting no Kings by the kings of the planet. So it's just more complete nonsense that these people. The stupidity is just.

[A]

I mean, the irony of the whole day of the no Kings thing is so rich rich given that they are, they are the party of not only tyranny, but anything close to a monarchy is. I mean, even going back to. I mean the Democratic Party has ruled by fiat for as long as we can all remember the executive orders. I mean, I don't know exactly what the numbers are, but even going back to fdr, I think he, I think when he came in, he issued something like a thousand.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

In the first couple of years. I mean, Biden was not on that pace.

[D]

But at least FDR was disgrace. @ least he wanted America to be the front and the center of the globalist. He wanted all the scams to run directly through America. They're outsourcing the scams now.

[B]

Oh yeah, and I think my favorite quote, I couldn't find it and send it, it unfortunately came from Yvette Clark, a Democrat out of New York City who said on msnbc, and I'm quoting, I had to watch this a coup times says she doesn't want to go back towards post Revolutionary War.

[D]

What?

[B]

I'll say that again. She doesn't want to go back to post. Post means after Revolutionary War.

[A]

Maybe she wants to go back which.

[B]

Is basically every day past the Revolutionary War that we have been without a king. She doesn't want to go back to that.

[D]

What a rocket science.

[B]

Another all star, another brain surgeon coming from the left. And if things couldn't be bad enough for the Democrats, CN Delivered another brutal blow, Damon, in the immortal presentation of Harry Anton as he delivered another poll, this one focusing on the numbers for President Trump during this 20 day shutdown. It's hit day number 20 and CNN is now admitting that this Democrat led fiasco is nothing more than that has done nothing actually to hurt the President's approval. In fact, Trump's approval has increased. Here is Harry Entten breaking down those numbers. It is cut number cut number seven on this new poll showing exactly what the shutdown has done to President Trump and his popularity. Cut 7.

[C]

Check this out about Donald Trump shutdown, net approval rate and we're talking 20 days into it in 2018 slash 2019.

[A]

Donald Trump's net approval rating was already falling.

[C]

The shutdown was eating in.

[A]

It was popular sport. It was down three points already at.

[C]

This particular point and would fall considerably more. It was very much on the decline. You come over to this side of the screen, this shutdown hasn't eaten into Donald Trump support at all. His net approval rating is actually up a point in terms of his popular support. So the bottom line is this. The first shutdown during Trump's first term, 2018, 2019 was hurting Donald Trump. This one is not hurting him at all. There's no real reason Donald Trump might say, at least when it comes to popular support, I want to get out of this shutdown.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So there you have it. Not exactly what the Democrats wanted as you saw Harry, and again break down those numbers. And the Democrats are kind of struggling with, with the messaging as well when it comes down to the shutdown.

[A]

Yeah, why and why should he want to get out of it? We want to get to day 61. That's where we want to get. And but I did see what's his name, someone from the Trump administration on CNBC this morning saying that he thought the word was that the Democrats didn't want to cave on the shutdown before the no Kings. Right. Nonsense this weekend and that he thought that maybe this week there might be some cracks in the Schumer, in the Schumer armor, whatever that looks like, and that the shutdown could end this week. Let's hope that's not the case.

[D]

By cave, do you mean like some of the $5 billion in goofy stuff that goes to.

[A]

Yeah, they'll cave on that and say, okay, we'll sign a clean cr, which, which if they do, obviously Republicans, then, you know, then the government shutdown is going to end before day 61. And I don't, you know, I don't really know what that's going to mean as far as all this was for naught and nothing. Basically, we're not trimming anything or some of this can stick. I don't, I don't know.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

As of today, let's hope, let's hope that's not the case.

[B]

Yeah. As of today, the Democrats again blocked funding for the bill for the 11th time. So as far as far as that goes, we'll see what happens towards the end of the week. But for right now, 11 times it's been up for vote. 11 times Democrats have voted against it. Keep it going. Day 61 can't come soon enough.

[F]

Yeah, baby.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6P, Paul's got some news coming up, more sports with Slick right after this. Ram. All right, live from Studio 6P, 30 to the hour. Real America's voice on a Monday night. Slickstone sports. Doug Otto and Paul Nolan doing the news. Paul's going to try to do news maybe if he can. This segment, Aaron and Fran holding it down. Let's start with some sports. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. Lfs6p Sobrano go to use Slickster. What's going on?

[C]

All right. American League Championship Series game seven in Toronto. Rogers center right now. Toronto and Seattle tied at one. Going right down to the wire. And Monday Night Football in Detroit. The lions are up 14 to 3 at the half. Pro golf legend Phil Mickelson jabs Biden slams anti Trump. No Kings protesters right on par with what we're talking about. This is Simon Kent of Breitbart Sports. Golf great Phil Mickelson showed he has no time either for former President Joe Biden or the anti trump New Kings protestors who commandeered streets across the country on Saturday. The multimillionaire golf legend has never been shy of making public his support of President Trump, and he used his own social media platform to entertain his followers once again on Saturday afternoon. Mickelson made his point abundantly clear on this special day as we all gather to fight against blanket auto pen pardons and executive orders, lawlessness and stealing citizens resources for illegal non citizens. I believe it has worked that it is no longer happening and so great job everyone, he wrote in the post on X formerly known as Twitter. The 55 year old live golf star's reference was targeted at Biden, who received ample criticism for his lazy use of an auto pen to sign pardons and the fact that he was dumped by his own party before even being given the opportunity to run again. Such was his poor performance in the White House. As Breitbart News reported, leftist protesters were spotted wearing everything from inflatable frog, cat and dinosaur costumes to pure anti Trump abusive messages during the no Kings protest held at various locations around the U.S. but anyway, lefty coming out, Big D pretty strong. He's been very vocal about the President. He always was. But even more so, I know you even commented last week that he's been very vocal on his platform as well.

[A]

He has, he's been great. His comments have been great. He was great today too. He put out a couple things.

[C]

So yeah, he's really, he's on fire with that. And well, Bad Bunny, of course that continues to go on that debacle with the super bowl. But King of Country Campaign Petition to Replace Bad Bunny with George Strait and Super bowl halftime show passes 41,000 signature now I know you're looking for 41 million. Big day. But 41,000 signatures are not easy to obtain. So this is Jasmine of Jordan, of Breitbart, George Strait. George Strait.

[A]

Yeah, 41 is nothing.

[C]

You want to see a couple?

[D]

Got to get some legs. Give it some time.

[C]

A campaign urging the NFL to replace Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny with the country legend George strait for the 2026 Super bowl halftime show has surpassed 41,000 signatures, intensifying the debate over the league's entertainment choices and cultural direction. The Change.org petition titled Replace Bad Bunny with George strait for the 2026 Super bowl halftime show has drawn over 41,000 as of Saturday. The position says that the annual performance should honor the cultural tapestry of America and remain family friendly, describing Straight as a unifying figure whose music reflects the heart and soul of American music. So all the good statements there. But change.org, i agree, big D, I think you're Going to have to make a statement. I don't think the NFL is going.

[D]

To move at all.

[A]

Let's find out if Change.org is only running that event available in like, New York, because it's not. If it's available in Texas, it should have more than 41,000 in like one city in Texas, never mind 41,000 nationwide.

[B]

He's not very relevant these days, but.

[A]

In the last king of country is always relevant.

[B]

I understand. But he's also, you know, mid-70s.

[C]

But there is a surge in the last four days. 35,000 signatures in the last four days. This may just be getting out there and hitting people's radar. If we can get, you know, if you can get 8,000, 9,000 signatures day.

[D]

Now, maybe we could talk to our turning point people. I heard Tom McDonald might be in the, in the mix for the alternate halftime show.

[C]

Yeah, they, they're trying to work on their own event. I believe they're going to have one no matter what.

[D]

I mean, you could be playing a ukulele. I'm going over the turning point.

[C]

Oh, me too.

[E]

Absolutely.

[C]

No question about it.

[A]

All right, so very good. We'll do some more sports an hour too. Let's get to Paul Nolan. He's got some news. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?

[D]

Well, this is what the mainstream media will not cover for you. It's caskets of Christians are loaded into mass graves in. In Nigeria. Muslim Islamists have killed over a hundred thousand Christians since 2009. They burned over 18,000 churches. If you want to roll that, I think It's a cut 8. It's the B roll there. I don't know if we still have it, but it's, it's brutal. Seven thousand Christians killed in 2025 alone. It's an average of 32 per day. Over 100 churches destroyed month million Christians displaced since 2009. At least 600 clergy kidnapped. The killers of jihadist factions like Boko Haram who are absolutely off the chart. Crazy Fulani militants. Iswap these people just continue to target these people and they have. There's no support from anybody around the world. It's probably because the left hates Christ and they act like they like black people, but they just lie. So, so please keep this story going. If you want to check it out, it's on my X feed. Paul, underscore eggs. Nolan, please give me a follow and please share the story because it's, it's just got to. It's up to us. Okay.

[A]

So I don't know, essentially Muslims are attempting to wipe out the Christian population.

[D]

I mean, we need a new, you know, crusade. I don't know what to say. This is terrible. But, you know, I wanted to also go to other news. It's not really going to get enough legs, but. Right. Roblox, it's like this online gaming platform where little kids love to go. And it's like the number one place for Pedos to, you know, start changing sexual information. And they, and they target, they hunt down these children. And Roblox always says they got to do something about it. They do nothing about it. And we have the cut. Listen to the AG in Tallahassee, Florida, James Uthmeyer.

[F]

This is Attorney General James Uthmeyer. Today our office will be issuing criminal subpoenas to the online children's gaming company roblox. Roblox profited off of our kids while exposing them to the most dangerous of harms. They enabled our kids to be abused. Companies like Roblox have become breeding grounds for predators to get to and have access to our kids. These criminal subpoenas will enable us to gather more information for our prosecutors about.

[B]

The criminal activity taking place on Roblox.

[F]

Police platform as well as evidence on the predators that are out there and the victims that are abused. At the end of the day, we will stop at nothing to fight to protect our kids. And companies that act carelessly and expose them to harm will be held accountable.

[D]

This is good stuff.

[A]

He's the best ag. He's the AG of Florida, by the way. Not just Tallahassee. He's the whole, the entire state. And he's the best ag, one of, if not the best AG in the country. Country. And he should win again easily in Florida. And he would. Although he would be great on the national level too, because those are the kind of guys.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Under Governor DeSantis's lead. That's why Florida is heads and tails doing what no other red states are doing. And if this guy was DAG during COVID by the way, we probably would have some repercussions for what happened in Covet. Of course, a lot of it didn't happen in Florida, thanks to the governor. Governor, but James is fantastic.

[D]

Some, some of the stats on this. More than 85 million daily active users. An estimated 40% to under 13. One of the things they're doing now is they're taking an AI photo of your kid and they're saving your kid's face if he's 13 or under. And they're putting it in their database. And God knows where that's going, who's going to have it.

[A]

You know, the thing on this though, Paul and I don't know how you and your, your dad, anybody who has kids. You know, I had two kids. Both, both loved Roblox. But I went in there literally almost every night and I said to them, pull up your friends list. And I went through, I went through all the settings to make sure who could contact them on there. And I went through them almost, if not nightly, at least a couple times a week and went through who's this? And he would say, that's Danny. Who's this? Oh, that's John. Who's this? He knew every person on there. Like if you're not involved with your kids on these online things, whether it's Roblox, Snapchat or anything else, do an.

[D]

Online tutorial on parents, how to protect the set, proper settings.

[A]

I mean, you've got to be involved. All right, that's a quick wrap on hour one. Hour two coming up live for Studio Six, Big.

[D]

Sam.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6P, hour two, Real America's Voice, 9:00 clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in six doing sports. Delgado's doing the new along with Paul, Nolan, Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. We'll get an update on sports here coming up. The Monday Night Football game is got a baseball game, seven tonight as well. Lots going on in sports. We got more news. Let's hit a couple things here. Some quick hitters at the top of the hour that's happened today or happened in the last couple hours actually. And the big breaking one is that the appeals court has given President Trump a major victory with the National Guard deployment. You know, remember the story on the National Guard. President Trump just won a big victory in the ninth Circuit Court of Appeals against an activist lower federal court which had blocked him from deploying the National Guard in Portland, Oregon. This is from our friends over at Right Scoop. He can now deploy any National Guard to Portland. Here's the original story from the Hill as reported today. The federal appeals court today said President Trump may deploy the National Guard across Oregon from now, a boon to his efforts to send troops into several Democratic led cities. The 2 to 1 ruling from a three judge panel on the U.S. court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit lifts a lower court order halting Trump's deployment of National Guard members while the administration appeals resolved. I mean, just, just listening to the facts on this story. Number one, that it's even 2 to 1. How is it not 30 that the top law enforcement commander in chief of the president can tell the order the National Guard into these cities especially to protect federal buildings as we as we learned he had to do back in the summer of love and God. God knows they have to do now as well. We've all seen the video. Rather than reviewing the President's determination with great deference, the district court substituted its own determination of the relevant facts and circumstances. The unsigned order Red Oregon and Portland officials sued over Trump's National Guard takeover last month after the president vowed to protect the war ravaged City and U.S. immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE offices he said were under siege. The appeals panel wrote Monday that Trump may have reasons for calling up the National Guard that were not shared publicly or tied solely to the scene on the ground in Portland. Even if the president, it said, quote, may exaggerate the extent of the problem on social media, that does not change the other facts provide a colorable basis to support the statutory requirements, the order reads. The administration had argued the courts must give a great level of deference to the President's determination to federalize the National Guard. The district judge found such deferences important, but not equivalent to ignoring the facts on the ground. The two judges who voted in the majority were Trump appointees. The one who dissented was a Clinton appointment appointee. And the fact that we have, we have district court and appeals court level judges saying that the commander in chief essentially is not the commander in chief, especially when it comes to the military, the National Guard protecting of federal courthouses, federal buildings, ice we see what's going on in Texas is just seems absolutely lunacy to me. Now the other part of this story is I've already heard, I believe I heard that this, this three judge panel is now wanting an en banc hearing which means they want the full appeals court members. Well however many that is to hear it probably because whoever, whoever the member is who's requesting an on bon carrying is probably someone who's not happy with this obviously decision and thinks that maybe the full, full the full appeals court will come to a different conclusion. I would have to take a guess.

[B]

Well, it is the 9th Circuit but from what I understand it's been completely reshaped by President Trump. So even if they do go full, I think he probably still stands a good chance of having it go his way. It's going to end up at the Supreme Court anyway because that's where these things always end up.

[A]

It looks a lot more likely now that it will end up at the Supreme Court, especially If they do, if they do get a non bond carrying on this. Right, so. All right, so that's one thing. And the other thing I just want to quickly touch on is 60 Minutes this weekend because 60 Minutes had this.

[D]

Oh, you mean the infomercial in prime time?

[A]

60 minutes takes left wing propaganda to a new level with this discredited ex DOJ lawyer interview. Do you guys see this? You know the story of this guy? Nope. Arez Ruveni is this name. They had this guy on who used to work at the DOJ who was fired by Pam Bondi and He went to 60 Minutes to cry, cry foul on the administration and the Department of Justice brought all of his acting skills with him. And just to give you an idea of what I mean, here is cut five here. Here is one of the things that caught people's attention from his appearance on 60 Minutes. Roll that. Aaron, this interview is the first time.

[D]

That your face has been seen in such a public way.

[A]

And I wonder if that concerns you. It does.

[D]

Oh.

[F]

At the same time, I think about what we're losing in this moment. I think about why I went to the Department of Justice to do justice. And I took an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution. And my view of that oath is I need to speak up and draw attention to what has happened to the Department, what is happening to the rule of law. I would not be faithfully abiding by my oath if I stayed silent right now.

[A]

Okay, so, so basically that gives you an idea of what this, this piece was like. It was Scott Pelly for the better part of 13 minutes, trying to frame this guy as some kind of, kind of courageous hero speaking out against the, the Trump administration's doj and email Bove, who they're saying misled the courts in their efforts to deport Salvadorian national Kilmar Abrego Garcia. We all remember that, who I think we all at this point know was A wife beater, Ms. 13, gangbanger, the Maryland man, the Maryland father, otherwise known as the Maryland father to the Democrats out there. Yes. And so they, they had this segment on this guy and when you actually read, well, first of all, this is another career guy, doj, who was fired for insubordination, who's cut from kind of the same mold as, I don't know, Comey, Sally Yates, Lisa Page, all of those people who were fired. Andy Mc Cabe was nowhere to be found. He's all worried about due process. Obviously, that's, that's the whole basis of this story is the Due process. And they lied about the, the flights, getting this guy out of, out of the United States. And this guy was fired from the DOJ, from Pam Bondi as she fired, I think 200 plus liars and leakers and saboteurs because that's really what the culture of the DOJ was when she, she got there. It was people looking to sabotage Trump. And it still is to some degree. But this is one of these guys, these clowns, who did he raise due process concerns over January? Six defendants. Let me answer that for you. The answer is no. Did he go to 60 minutes then to be worried about due process rights for American citizens? Never mind, Ms. 13 gangbangers from El Salvador. The answer is no. He was nowhere to be found. And now he's suddenly concerned, concerned about due process. So what this guy ended up doing is basically he was like the, he was like the Karen of the doj. He would like spy and sniff his way around these, these cases and then he'd write these emails on things that he didn't like, basically saying, oh, you better, you know, threatening that you're lying and we're lying to the courts and basically being a kid, Karen, try to set up the DOJ and the DHS offices for supposedly not following court orders.

[D]

60 Minutes is an utter disgrace. What are their ratings these days? I'm going to look that up next because how could anybody watch that? It's been 20 years of just one infomercial after another, and it's more like 30. It's been a liberal rag since the 70s, really.

[C]

I think the CBS NFL audience just falls into there and they get false ratings because people haven't turned their channel yet.

[A]

So today Sean Fleetwood writes over in the Federalist about this and he says amongst many pieces that 60 Minutes left out, omitted from their featurette on this disgruntled ex DOJ official. One of the other things they declined to highlight or ask this guy about was his prior efforts advising his then colleagues on how to, quote, unquote, sway the DOJ's litigation strategy. Strategy in all of the aforementioned deportations of this alleged Venezuela gang members. Documents obtained and first reported by the Federalists back in July show that this guy pledged to, quote, withdraw from the case, end quote, if DOJ leadership did not handle the case in the way he thought they should. In doing so, he also seemingly encouraged his colleagues to do the same. Same as a way of potentially changing the agency's final handling of the case. And he said, I think in an email, quote, if, however, folks upstairs decide to do something other than that, I will withdraw from this case and will decline to appear on any further briefings, whatever the consequences may be. That was a March 19, 2025 email. You'll all have to make your own decisions, but that is what I would advise he said said to them. And it and if it comes to it, our collective civil career group taking that position might help sway the outcome. Hope it doesn't come to this. I expect most likely it won't. But getting this down in writing now before things get crazy.

[B]

He added, he sounds like a petulant child. Damon. If I don't get my way, I'm going to scream and kick and you know, make everybody's life life miserable.

[A]

And as Sean Fleetwood says, if it wasn't obvious already, the entire point of this segment was to deceive everyday Americans into becoming concerned about a supposedly lawless Trump run Justice Department. But what they should really be concerned about is disgruntled bureaucrats undermining the duly elected president's agenda. And so called news outlets like CBS running cover for them, which is exactly right. So yeah. 11 minutes past the hour. Live from studio 6B. There was also another cute moment in the, in the, I guess in the cabinet meeting today. Delgado, what was that?

[B]

Oh yeah. President Trump tore into a foreign ambassador who was sitting there with the leader of Australia, who is in the prime minister of Australia, who is in Anthony Albanese. Here's the reporter asking a direct question of President Trump with this ambassador sitting right there who may have bad mouthed the president. Check this out. This is cut number number nine. Check it out.

[D]

Concern in Australia that it's taken nine months to get this meeting.

[A]

Have you had any concerns with this.

[D]

Administration, with stance on Palestine, climate change or even things the ambassador said about you in the past? The Australian ambassador.

[B]

There it is.

[E]

I don't know anything about him. I mean if he said bad then maybe he'll like to apologize. I wrote on oh, did an ambassador say something bad about. Don't tell me, where is he? Is he still working for you?

[F]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

You said bad before I took this position.

[E]

Mr. President, I don't like you either. Probably never will. Go ahead.

[B]

Well, there you have it. The only president who not only will take such a question, but he'll even offer an answer to it.

[A]

That's great. I love it when that, when he said is the guy still working for you? The guy must just wanted to slump under the table before the guy goes, oh yeah, he's sitting right there.

[C]

Thank you.

[B]

I know Albanese is like, nope, that was him.

[D]

That was world class trolling.

[A]

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[C]

All right. Big D. Update from Toronto right now. The Seattle Mariners have gone up 2 to 1. You believe that? 12 to 1 over the Toronto Blue Jays at the Rogers center. End of three. So this is game seven, deciding game to see who goes to the World Series to have the pleasure of taking on the Los Angeles Dodgers. And Shohei Ohtani, can we just talk.

[A]

About him for a second?

[C]

That performance night was the single greatest performance, I mean, possibly in baseball history.

[A]

I mean, that is the craziest thing I've ever seen. Guys. 10 strikeouts, 10 and three singers and one of them leaves the stadium.

[C]

He's on fire. I don't know how you beat him. Modern day Babe Ruth. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that man is a modern day Babe Ruth. Incredible.

[D]

Don't make any Asian jokes right now, Paul, okay?

[C]

And Monday Night Football right now, Detroit still with a pretty commanding lead, 21 to 9. That's not a commanding lead if you play for the Giants though, right? So look at that they got. There's plenty of time for Tampa to come back. 219 to go there in the third quarter. Big D. And it gives me great pleasure to put this story out there from yard Barker. Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey sets incredible NFL record Steve Del Vecchio, Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey has been practically automatic since he entered the NFL in 2023, and it took him less than three seasons to set an amazing league record. Aubrey converted a 61 yard field goal during the second quarter of the Cowboys Week 2 game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. The kick was the fifth in Aubrey's career that he has made from 60 yards or longer. That is an NFL record. He kicks these things like they're extra points from 60. Aubrey is the only kicker in NFL history to make 5 kicks of 60 plus. The fact that he has accomplished that in just 41 career games is nothing shy of incredible. He went 3 for 3 on his field goal attempts in the game, which The Cowboys won 44 to 22. He also converted from 47 and 29. Every once in a blue moon he'll miss an extra point. But man, the guy is just an absolutely one of the best to do it so well. We'll keep an eye on him as well.

[B]

You heard about how he got into it, right?

[C]

Yes, I did. His wife got into it. He was a soccer player and his wife says, yeah, when you try kicking them there field, he was watching TV.

[B]

And he's like, he tells his wife, he goes, I could make miss from that distance. And she goes, why don't you give it a shot?

[A]

And boom.

[D]

It was funny. I watched a whole video on him working on it and practicing that and he spent about a year really perfected and you know, he never practices more than 50 yards. No, he doesn't want to change his swing. Exactly.

[C]

I heard that earlier today. It was very good. Paul and James Carville, I'm going to run that story, Big D in the last segment on sports. This way you can get what you got to get to.

[A]

Well, you're, you're the only thing in this. So you can get to James Carville if you want.

[C]

Fantastic. Okay, thank you. Breitbart James Carville accuses transport supporters of Catering to Left wing zombies Dylan Gwynne at Breitbart longtime Democrat political analyst James Carville, we've played him a million times on the show, believes that politicians who support allowing men to compete in women's sports are catering to left wing zombies and destroying the hard work of female athletes. Carville's ire was raised by California Democrat gubernatorial candidate Betty Yee, who told Piers Morgan that he she believed trans athletes were indeed women and that gender neutral categories should be created for them to compete, including in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. I think transgender athletes are women athletes and they should be able to compete, yee insisted. Carville did not conceal his disdain for the idea. What BS Carville said in response to Yee. He said a little more emphatic than that. I want to take that this Betty Yee from standpoint of somebody that has daughters and somebody that my daughters would have never particularly were never particularly athletic. But I have a lot of friends that have daughters that play soccer, play volleyball, run track, play softball, carville said. You know what their parents don't want them doing for good bleeping reason is competing with males. They don't want them doing that. Carville then pleaded with Yee to study the differences in athletic performance between men and women by comparing the winning times and numbers of female athletes and compare them to them in men's categories. Because what you're doing, you understand what you are doing to try to some kind of cheap political, come to some kind of cheap political point with a bunch of left wing zombies is you're ruining the women that work their bleeps off that compete. And and by the way, there's been an explosion in interest in women's sports, Carvel said. The last thing they need to do is be competing against the Duke men's basketball team.

[A]

So very well said that James, political instincts is, well, better than most, so.

[C]

Exactly. That's a wrap. Big day back.

[A]

All right, very good. Paul Nolan, you've got a couple things you want to get to actually in news.

[D]

What else we want in the last segment, I want to get to the carbon tax that the UN Is trying to scam us with. But right now, since we have little, a little bit of time and you guys have already talked about the Australian Prime Minister. I'm very unlike what I saw about the rare earth mineral. President Trump and Anthony Albanese said they have reached a rare earth mineral agreement and the agreement has been negotiated for over four or five months now. So they've been really at it and Trump said we got it done just in time for the visit and we worked together very much on the rare earths, critical minerals and lots of, of other things and we have a very good relationship. We've been working on that for quite a while. It's Australia has almost $8.5 billion pipeline ready to go of rare earth minerals. This is incredible for us. Plus he's going to keep the tariff at a minimum of 10%. This is really important in the geopolitical strategic war we are at with China right now. China is that was to me a full blown nuclear assault in terms of economic attacks, but what they did with their rare earth minerals. So this is a great way to get where we need to go. Plus he's also making one with Zelinsky. These things are crucial to keep the infrastructure here, especially with all the industry on its way back. So I think this is a, I think this is a big deal. I think this brings great stability, stability in the, you know, in that Indo Pacific area. So I think it's, I'm excited about it. I think it's more important than people realize.

[A]

President Trump today in, in that cabinet meeting and taking questions and answers, talked a little bit about China, talked a lot China, as he always does. But the president November 1st is still going to be a very big date as he's got this November date kind of as a deadline of slapping a big tariff on them or not, depending on what they do. And he says he's going to go, I guess in a couple weeks he's going to hopefully meet with G. Is that what I heard him say today? I believe that's what he said. He said we're going to be in. He's going to be in. What is it going to be in South Korea?

[D]

Yeah, South Korea. Yeah.

[A]

I think he said it's going to be somewhere in two weeks, he said, we'll, we'll, we'll have that answer in two weeks. Weeks, he said, because they're threatening us and he says I'm threatening them with something that I think is much more powerful and that's going to be a tariff come November 1st. Then.

[D]

And they're on the, they're an economic.

[A]

Well, that's what he said too.

[D]

And yeah, he could cave them in.

[A]

Well, that was always the way. He has a lot of financial ways to do that. Tariffs is just one of them. 26 past the hour live from Studio 6PMore to do back at to this SAI 30 minutes past the hour. Real America's voice on a Monday. Slicks doing sports. Delgado and Nolan doing the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Couple more things to get to here on a Monday night. But right now please welcome in the CEO of the wellness company, and that is Peter Gillooly. Nice to have him back on the show. Peter, how are you?

[F]

Survived the great Amazon Web services outage of 2025 guys.

[A]

Some guy in there uploading to the new whatever and gets the DNS wrong. I mean, just crazy, right?

[F]

It just fat finger one number in and that's what happens.

[A]

I guess it's like programming 101, I would think, but. Well, it's good to have you back on COVID 19. Obviously. Still talked about still in the new. You know, arthritis is a problem that plagues many Americans, especially older Americans. Can you talk a little bit about how arthritis and the inflammation in the body is similar to COVID 19?

[F]

Yeah, it's a great question. And these are two things that might not seem to be related from the onset, but if you think about how COVID 19 and the vaccine affect people, they trigger a massive inflammatory reaction. And that's why we see myocarditis, which is fundamentally a bodily response to inflammation. That's why we see long Covid, which is why people feel so tired and have brain fog, because the body is inflamed and the body is essentially attacking itself. And that's really what inflammation causes. It, it causes cells to upregulate markers that have the immune system on high alert and the immune system goes on attack. And it destroys bad cells, but it also destroys healthy cells. And like arthritis, COVID 19 has an autoimmune component to it. And when we see arthritis patients out there, they're usually severely plagued by autoimmune related pains.

[A]

You know, I can remember back in early Covid days when we were all scrambling for information and Scrambling for what to do. And I was hearing, and people talk about ivermectin, the doctor that I finally found who prescribed it to me at the time, said, you know, not only should you take this for Covid, but you should take it prophylactically maybe once a week because it's great for inflammation in the body overall. So is, is, is ivermectin something that's showing promise with what you just described with arthritis as well?

[F]

It absolutely is. And the studies are starting to back it up both topically and orally. Now, people have been taking ivermectin for 100 years now to treat parasites. But as you pointed out, one of the properties that ivermectin has, it's a very powerful anti inflammatory medicine and it's also very safe, by the way, which is sort of unique in that combination. So it kind of comes as no surprise when you actually think through it critically here, that all of these disease states that involve inflammation of the body and autoimmune reaction can be calmed down by taking the right inflammatory drug. And, you know, indeed, one of the most common treatments for arthritis is a corticosteroid shot directly to the affected joint. Now, that's very painful, but you get the exact same effect, which is to reduce inflammation at the site of the joint. Ivermectin might be able to do the same thing just by taking a simple tablet it in your mouth.

[A]

Yeah. We're speaking with Peter Gillool. He's the CEO of the Wellness Company. You can visit him online. TWC Health/Voice. TWC Health/Voice. You can use promo code voice at checkout. You mentioned the topical cream. Seems like more and more people are finding out how effective that is at treating skin conditions. Talk to us a little bit about that. What have you found?

[F]

It's a great question. And we had a ton of outpouring over the summer for us to develop this product. So we developed prescription grade Ivermectin metronidol cream. Now, people don't really realize this, but ivermectin is actually approved by the FDA not only for parasites, but also for rosacea and dermatitis and related skin states like acne. It's very effective in that manner. So it works in two ways. So it helps kill mites, which sounds gross, but there are a lot of people that have microscopic skin mites and they can throw off the skin biome, they can cause rosacea and acne and all these bad things that happen to your skin. And it can be very Hard as, you know, if you ever had rosacea or know somebody that has, might know to actually get rid of it, especially if you've had it for a long time. Ivermectin is showing remarkable promise in people, you know, ages 60, 16 and up at reducing some of these diseases.

[A]

You know, five years ago, obviously Ivermectin, when it kind of came on the scene, at least to most people, it obviously it had been around, won the Nobel prize for medicine, many things. But when it came around for Covid time, obviously we all understood why the medical establishment didn't want to talk about it, why the news media didn't want to cover it. Easy, cheap, effective. But here we are, five, six years later and I still feel like the medical establishment is very hesitant to even talk about it. Certainly fully support it, certainly talk about all the other things that seems to be effective against. Why do you think that is now? Still the same reasons. Money.

[F]

Follow the money. Yeah, exactly right. Ivermectin's been around for 100, 100 years. It's one of the most cost effective drugs out there for a wide variety of diseases. And it undercuts the big pharma business model of today, which is to spend a billion dollars in new drug approval, get it on patent and then get the rights to market that drug in people's faces for the next 20 years. And fortunately, I think we've seen some really positive steps in the past few months. You guys might have seen Governor DeSantis in Florida actually has earmarked state funding to go into research about using Ivermectin for a variety of off label purposes. And I think that's a great first step. And look, let's face it, we probably don't need new drugs. We probably need to figure out how to make better use of the safe drugs that we already have. And I'm really positive that this can not only have better patient outcomes, but reduce people's healthcare costs.

[A]

Yeah, TWC Health Voice. We're speaking with Peter Gillooli. He's the CEO of the Wellness company. Last one and thanks for your. I want to thank you for your time tonight. Overall, how do we think Robert Kennedy Jr. And the whole MAHA movement is doing? What do you expect to see in the next. We still have three and a half years, but how do you think they've done so far and where do you think they're going?

[F]

I think they're taking some positive early steps, especially among tackling the problem of food quality in the United States. But let's Face it, it takes a long time to drain a swamp. And look, I think where it comes down to brass tacks for me is talking about some of the things that Studio 6B and the Wellness Company been talking about for a couple of years now, before Maha was even a term. I think I would like to see RFK and Trump, frankly, actually lay out some strategic goals for Maha and healthcare in America. I think if you were to ask anybody, even people deep in the Maha movement, they want to know exactly what success looks like when it comes to Maha. So I think we can do everybody a favor by sort of focusing people on what are the core issues that we think Maha can address that are going to really develop as a big theme in generating better health and wellness in the United States. They could be things around vaccines, for instance, which people have been very vocal about. They could be Medicare reform. They could be removing the influence of third parties like Big Pharma from the FDA's own approval process in the CDC. All these things are very worthy goals, and I would just like to see them articulated because I think it would help focus the public and the administration on the points that actually matter.

[A]

Yeah, great stuff. Peter Gillooly is the CEO of the Wellness Company. You can visit him online. TWC Health/Voice. Use promo code voice for an additional savings at checkout. Peter, thanks so much.

[F]

Thank you.

[A]

All right, Peter Gillooly right there. Like I said, TWC Health slash voice. Our friends from the wellness company, they're on the forefront and they've been there. So check them out. All right, Very good. Let's do some more news. Rick Delgado's got it. What else is going on? Delgado?

[B]

All right, Damon. Well, of course, you know, we, we heard some, I know you heard some of the chiming in from some of the people on the right talking about this could be the end of the shutdown because, you know, they were holding out. The Democrats are holding out for the no Kings rally. I heard some of the same. Saw some of the same people talking about. And of course, the same lawmakers that, you know, supposedly are Republicans are now saying that they're saying that Trump's foreign policy is no longer America First. Dun, dun, dun. You heard it here as a number of Republican lawmakers are now saying that President Trump's foreign policy is drifting away from the America first mantra he's frequently championed, according to, you guessed it, an article from the Washington Post. Well, of course, that's where you're gonna get everybody from the right commenting, this does seem to be A deviation from a pure America first foreign policy, according. According to Senator Todd Young. He's a Republican, I guess, in name only, out of Indiana, speaking to the Post about Trump's recent foreign policy decisions, which include approving a $20 billion bailout for Argentina. Argentina, while launching strikes, targeted strikes on suspected drug cartels headed towards the United States. Because, you know, keeping Americans safe from drugs is not an America first policy, according to Todd Young from Indiana. He went on to compare Trump's recent farmer foreign policy decisions to that of former President Barack Obama, saying, you know, that he's doing stuff that's focusing on, you know, policies in other countries as opposed to here. I don't know, I'm thinking, you know, death and destruction, you know, trying to stop these wars and of course, stopping the drugs being run into the country could be seen as America First. If you want to parse some of the language there, here is cut cut number 10, believe it or not on CNN where, where one of the people on the panel just, you know, points out the obvious that this is like crazy land time. Cut number 10. Check this out.

[A]

I got to jump in here because.

[B]

I feel like we're living in the Twilight Zone.

[A]

We're talking about that. This was a bad week for America first policy. Trump brokered a cease fire deal in the Middle East. Hamas put down weapons, the hostages were released, and we're not going to attack. Talk about that. That is the biggest foreign policy victory that we have seen in this entire administration and that deserves more mention Argentina or Venezuela or any other country.

[B]

Yeah. And making the point.

[A]

Let me jump in, please, just a second.

[D]

You know, this is an anti Trump show, right.

[B]

Making the point that stuff like this definitely helps not only President Trump, but in the entire country of the United States because these are our allies that he's helping. So I don't see how that can't be seen as an America first policy.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Except, of course, if you're on CNN.

[A]

And you said it was Todd Young, right. From Indiana. Republican from Indiana, in office since 2014.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

Yeah. I'd be very worried if I were. If I'd be. I'd be very worried if I were Trump if I were this guy, because he ranks really, really high on, on maga. And can you put this up, Aaron? Yeah, there you go. Exactly what you'd think.

[B]

Oh, an F for first.

[A]

That'd be a Liberty F. First to leave 52%. Wow. Yeah. So we should all be really worried about what Todd Young thinks.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Todd Young's the problem in this party f.

[D]

Talk about a go along to get along.

[A]

Give me a break.

[B]

Yeah, so. So that's, you know, of course, this is the twist of the left. They'll take anything and try to make it. Make it sound like it's, you know, you're in upside down land, basically saying that.

[A]

Let's see what Todd Young voted for here recently. Want to get a little. Just go back a little bit. Lame duck, budget busting, spending bill. The conservative review position was a big thumbs down. Guess what Todd Young was. Oh, he was a big thumbs up. Forcing states to redefine marriage, threatening religious liberty during the Biden administration. He was a big thumbs up for that as well. Supporting gun control. He's a big thumbs up on that as well. Advanced gun control legislation closer to passage without reading the bill. He's a big thumbs up on that. Fund the war in Ukraine through the end of Joe Biden's first term with a $40 billion aid package. Guess where Mr. Young was thumbs up. Voted for it. Spent 300 billion on corporate welfare for chip manufacturers and politically controlled connected groups. He was a big thumbs up on that. And I could go on and on. And that's why he's got a 52 grade F. Yes, there you have it. And unfortunately, that's. He's the norm. All right, we'll wrap it up. One more to go. A little more news, a little more sports right after this, Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night. Let's try to get to everybody before we wrap it up. I'll start with Mr. Nolan. What's going on?

[D]

So UN they're our enemy. Don't let anyone tell you different. And anyone here thinks differently. Do your homework. Because the UN Is after one world government. They're like, they want to be the head of it all. And Trump did exactly what I voted for. He stopped the global shipping industry from forcing people to, you know, Americans and America to have a global carbon tax, which would have put a huge amount of money on everybody's products. But more importantly than that, it's the biggest shipbuilder in the world now is China. And it would have really pumped up their economy. They would have to make at least 100 ships within the next three to five years. And it would have been a disaster for us. But with the way you read this story from cnn, its title is US Helps sink the World's First Global carbon Tax. After threatening sanctions against countries supporting it, Trump essentially went out of his way to really push every country along the, along with Saudi Arabia, stop this. And this, this was without a doubt another strike against China because this would have been a big boost to them, considering they're the biggest exporter in the world. You'd think it would be counterintuitive, it would hurt them, but it wouldn't because it really would have really boosted their shipping industry, which is a huge amount of money to their gdp. And I think that this is a story that didn't go unnoticed. Trump deserves a ton of credit having the guts to go against this globalist agenda because the only way to have a global currency and a global constitution is a carbon tax. And a global carbon tax will end up being on all of us for everything we do. Somewhere along the lines this was a big deal. I'll keep this globalist crap short, but I'm just glad I got to mention it.

[A]

I saw Rubio and I think it was, was it. Who else worked this deal with him said someday the history of how this happened, the backdoor dealing that they had to do and the pressure that they had to put on and the press the President put on here to, to end this needs to be written because they said it was, it was some kind of feat.

[D]

Yeah, there was. What I read was there was a lot of legitimate screaming and yelling and head to head barking and it was the kind of thing that these people, the UN and never have ever faced anybody telling them no and not just telling them no, telling them no and why no. And not just that, tell them you're never going to get this through while I'm here. So now they put off this vote till next year, but there's no way Trump will get more and more and more people behind him on this, especially as people realize the Green New scam is exactly that. It's just another way to take advantage of the people, another way to steal your money, another way to tell you that the calf farts are killing the world and you can't eat your steak. It's all killed, connected, it's all intertwined and it's all bs, so.

[B]

Well, I mean, you're talking about the UN which is all bs, really. I mean, what are, what are they, what were they supposed to do when they first came on the scene? Right. They were, they were formulated to, to, you know, help. Help, you know, keep, keep all the nations friendly and, and stop wars and stuff. I actually asked AI this question. Has the UN ever brokered any problem peace agreements according to an AI And I won't tell you which one it Says yes. The United nations has brokered several peace agreements. Notable examples supporting the Camp David Accords, supporting Good Friday Agreement, 1998, assisting comprehensive peace. You notice they never brokered anything. All they ever do is help and assist. They don't do anything. And it's amazing because that's not what they were intended to do. They were supposed to help bring peace to the world. President Trump is the one who's bringing peace to the world. We're bringing peace to the world, not.

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The U.N. yeah, that's the guys they started under. They started under that guys that they were there to save the world as the League of Nations. People knew then that this was not a good thing for the US and we talked about it earlier when that didn't work out. And then they kind of pushed it after World War I, then World War II too. And they, they got their United nations. If they got their two world wars. The, the intention was to since Jump street was really to create one world global governance with a governing body including all these other apparatus and these blobs like the WHO and the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission and all these places where these world leaders go to carve up your sovereignty, to carve up your liberty to take away the US Constitution. That is the most perfect document ever written. And they had to do is the only way they could subvert it would be to put another constitution over the whole globe, superseding the current Constitution that they can't rewrite. So there's a big move geopolitically and the UN is our enemy.

[A]

Brian June Death over in the American Thinker today has a great article. Not about this specific carbon tax, but about the UN over overall. It's entitled hey, hey, ho ho. The UN has got to go. And I just shared it on our ex. I actually read it earlier this afternoon, but I just shared it now. So if you want to read that, check it out. It's a really good piece. So, all right, slick, what else is giving you last minute here in sports.

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Update on that Game seven American League Championship Series right now the Mariners are leading three to one. Rodriguez and rally homers for Seattle. And this is it. This is the game to see who plays the Dodgers. Game one of the World Series will be Friday night. Monday Night Football right now. Detroit Lions holding on to a 249 commanding lead with a little over nine minutes to go over Tampa Bay. Looks like Tampa's got a lot of work to do there today. I don't think they have it tonight. And we have Chase Briscoe clinch's championship for birth with wild win at Talladega Samuel Stubbs of NASCAR News and Jard Barker for the first time in his NASCAR Cup Series career, Chase Briscoe will have the opportunity to race for a championship at Phoenix. The fifth year driver won Sunday's playoff race at Talladega Super Speedway with a huge push from Stage one winner Ty Gibbs on the final lap that allowed him to drive into the Alabama sunset and clinch a championship for birth. Briscoe took the race lead with half a lap to go after Kyle Larson ran out of fuel on the backstreet. Make sure you always gas up good, Big D, so that's a good one there. We'll keep an eye on the championship as that goes around. If I have time, if I can get to one more story, I would love to do it. I don't know if I I can't, can I go for it? LSU baseball coach praises Trump during celebration Nobody works harder for America than you. Ryan Gaydos of Fox News LSU Tigers baseball head coach Jeh Johnson praised President Donald Trump as his team visited the White House on Monday to celebrate their national championship. LSU Shreveport joined the Tigers for the celebration. LSU Shreveport went undefeated to win the NAIA Championship. LSU swept Coastal Carolina in the College World Series. So there he goes. Donald Trump Mr. President, thank you for having us in your home. I think the main thing I take away from you is your work ethic, something we preached, johnson said. Nobody works harder for America than you, so thank you for getting setting a good example. That's a wrap in sports.

[A]

All right, look. Very good. One last story I want to get to because it's good work by somebody here. The headline today Mass shooting at America's busiest airport averted thanks to tip from family Police say police stopped a potential mass shooting on Monday when a 49 year old man was arrested at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International after he allegedly threatened to shoot up the nation's busiest airport before he drove there armed with a semi automatic rifle. Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens said in a press conference that a major tragedy was averted today. The mayor said the suspect is from Cartersville, Georgia and is mentally challenged. Cartersville is located about 50 miles northwest of of the airport. Suspect was identified as Billy Joe Cagle, a convicted felon who said over a live stream video that he planned on shooting people at the airport, according to Atlanta police. After family members saw that video, they notified the Cartersville Police Department, which then notified Atlanta Police Department. Cagle's family also warned police that he was in possession of a firearm. Just 14 minutes after the police were notified of the threat, Cagle was arrested in the airport. Police also found a semi automatic rifle in his vehicle which was parked outside. Airport Security footage released by the police at the press conference showed him arriving at 9:29 this morning parking the flatbed Chevy pickup truck next to the terminal entrance. The suspect then entered the south domestic terminal but was not armed when he walked in. So I don't know if he was going to go pick a spot or what. But good work here by all involved to to avoid what was clearly going to be an absolute disaster at the airport today. Good work for law enforcement there and as always we salute our law enforcement and the family too for reporting it and being on top of it. That's gonna do it. Thanks everybody. Thanks guys on the show. Aaron Frank, great job as always. Have a great rest of your night everybody. We'll be back tomorrow night maybe a little late. TP USA on their tour again to tomorrow night starts at 6:30. So we'll see you somewhere in that 8:00 hour. We will be here live from Studio 6B. We'll see you then. Hey, Ryan Reynolds here for Mint Mobile. Now I don't know if you've heard but Mint's Premium Wireless is $15 a month. But I'd like to offer one other perk. We have no stores. That means no small talk.

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