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This is an iHeart podcast. All right. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday, October 6th, 8pm on the East Coast. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in, everybody. Hope you had a great weekend. Slick Rick sitting right there, he's gonna do some sports. Rick Delgado's got the news. Paul Nolan's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on a big Monday night. Brand new week coming off a Friday night show at the America first warehouse, where we will be again this coming Friday. It's always fun at the warehouse, Slickster. How are you? I'm doing good, Big D. How was your week?
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It was a good weekend. We took the birds out east to the apple picking farm. It was a riot.
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Oh, they must be a hit out there.
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Oh, they actually, they drink apple juice right out of the cups. The people go crazy. So they're big, so it was a lot of fun.
C
So how many birds did you guys bring?
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I only took two out of my six. Yeah, that's enough.
D
They're a lot of work. Do you walk around with them on your shoulders?
B
I do, I, I do, I do. Yes.
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You never, you never worry about them.
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Just saying, you know, oh, no, they have a harness.
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They're, they're a tethered. Yeah, you know, we play it safe.
D
Okay, what if they fly off with you?
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But that could happen. That's been known to happen.
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Give me a problem. Oh, you see a little purpl purple.
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Guy kicking his legs like, hey, yeah, good football Sunday.
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I had fun on Sunday. So good weekend. Thank you.
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All right, we'll recap the outsmakers. You all did fairly well. So y' all had a good week, including our guest, Dave from Rochester, I believe it was. He didn't do bad at all either. So we'll, we'll get to all the records, all the games in sports. Recap. There's other good sports news tonight. We'll get to. We'll get to regular news. Rick Delgado is going to do that. Paul Nolan's got that as well. Mr. Delgado, how are you?
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I've had better days, Damon.
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Okay, very good. Paul Nolan, how are you?
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Come on, man.
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Why?
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Tell us why, Rick.
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So here I am, minding my own business, taking my daily nap, which I do because I get up so early for work. So I come back to my place, I take my little nap. I get up and then I start going through the news and see what's going on. I get up from my nap. It's around 3:30. I walk into the bathroom I'm like, what?
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Leak?
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Leak?
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Yep, bathroom leak.
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Call my. Now I gotta call my landlord who just had a stroke, so he's not in good shape. So I have to deal with somebody else who has tried to take over and try and figure out what to do. Then they said, oh, we can get there tomorrow. Tomorrow ain't going to work. It's already in the bedroom. You got to get here today. So needless to say, I was kind of stuck there making.
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Why don't you just fix it?
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Because I don't have the stuff to fix.
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Why don't you call me? I have a plumber. I can get a guy there in two hours.
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Well, they took care of it eventually. By 6:30, they rolled in, they at least mitigated the water leak. They turned off the water pipe dreams over here.
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You woke up through a pipe dream.
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You couldn't get to the water main.
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I could, but I wasn't going to do it unless I got permission from, you know, the people that are running things and I had to show them where it was.
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What did I miss?
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What I meant. Well, what I miss?
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Nothing. Nothing.
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Nothing.
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We got to get to the first word. Paul Nolan, how was your weekend?
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It was a good weekend. It was really nice. On Sunday, instead of watching football, we took the boat out, went to the car show nice at Tanner park and you know, I'm sorry, you know, tobay and thanks, Aaron yelling. And I saw a guy with a big giant blue bird. And I'm thinking, my, my boy's got a better bird than your bird, buddy. And then on Sunday afternoon, instead of watching football, I watched the man who Shot Liberty Valance. That was a terrific film. John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, that's all you need to know.
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Billy Joe write a song that called that too. Did he? Man who Shot Liberty Valance? I'm pretty sure, yeah. Yeah, okay. Anyway, all right, so we got a lot of.
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I don't know what stuck first, my.
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Story or yours that went over like sports in block D the other night.
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Not care about sports anymore.
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Football's done.
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Too bad for you.
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My story was great. You want to hear more about it?
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No pipe dreams over here.
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All right, let's get to tonight's first word. Well, the big news today, starting a brand new week coming to you from the heart of the Commonwealth of Virginia, where they're in the thick of a gubernatorial race. And it continues as what we saw today to expose the rotten core of the Democrat party for all to see. This weekend we got a front row seat to the Kind of radical, hate filled insanity that has absolutely taken root in the American left. J. Jones, the Democrat running for Attorney general, Attorney General, mind you, the top law enforcement job in the state, was unmasked as the radical that he truly is. This man, this so called public servant, was caught red handed fantasizing about putting a bullet in the head of Republican House of Delegates leader Todd Gilbert. But that's not all. He went on to wish death on Gilbert Gilbert's wife and their two kids. And get this, he expressed his burning desire to quote, unquote, piss on their graves. He explained that he wanted the two kids murdered because he thought that making their Republican parents feel pain would move them on policy away from the right. This is the same week that this genius was convicted of speeding at 116 miles an hour, which he brushed off as a little quote, unquote mistake. Now, J. Jones texts constitute a Class 6 felony. So of course we can talk about the Democratic response or lack thereof. Abigail Spanberger, who of course is running for governor, has been out there telling her voters to embrace their rage and let it fuel them. Well, guess what? That's exactly what Jay Jones has been doing. And when his vile text came to light this weekend, what did Spanberger do? Well, she gave some kind of a milquetoast, kind of disappointed statement, like she was talking about some guy who forgot to bring the potato salad to the picnic. No, not quite. No call for him to step down. No real condemnation. Not a single message on any of the Sunday shows. I don't see Mano Raju from CNN running around Capitol Hill with his little microphone in the faces of Democrats asking if J. Jones should get out of the race. No, none of that. And Jones himself, he issued a half baked apology. Then he pivoted to ranting, of course. What else? Donald Trump. That's all they can rant. It's their. It's their get out of jail free card. When asked something they don't like. Talk about Trump. The Democrats, well, they're still propping the guy up as of today. That's their candidate, folks. That tells you everything you need to know about the modern left. And of course your media, well, the legacy media predictably circles the wagons to protect their own. CBS in Richmond had the gall to call Jones text accusations even though he admitted they were his. The Washington Post, they said the controversy roiled the election like it was some little kerfuffle. Instead of a Democrat candidate fantasizing about murdering his opponents, most of them didn't even mention the piss on their Graves part. It's a cover up, plain and simple, like always. Just like we saw after the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. A moment of fake shock for a minute or two from the Democrats, then right back to their rage filled, hate soaked rhetoric. The media of course, do what they always do. Distort, downplay, or just flat out lie or ignore it. This, my friends, is who they are. The Democrat Party has shown its true colors and they're darker than a moonless night. Coexistence, cooperation. It's not possible with a party that dreams of your demise. Spamberger's refusal to take a stand against Jones speaks volumes. Their base? Well, they'll double down, saying they support Jones even more. Now that's what happens when you stoke rage and hate. It's like pouring gasoline on a fire and acting surprised when the whole house then burns down. And this in the post Charlie Kirk era. You'd think they would tone it down, but nope, not Spamberger, not any of the Dems running for office. Their big plan to deal with the J. Jones mess? Pivot to pro abortion ads like a broken record record from the last four election cycles. It's truly pathetic. Let's not kid ourselves, folks. This is a party that's been embracing violence since 2020. Look at the riots in LA, Portland, Chicago. Look at what we're seeing right now. When the left doesn't get its way, they don't protest, they burn, they loot, they blackmail, they kill. They're out there demanding ICE ignore federal law, threatening more chaos if they don't get what they want. And if President Trump ever bent the knee to their demands, they turn around and impeach him faster than you can say hypocrisy. There's no reasoning with a party that thrives on violence and destruction. In any other era, J. Jones would have been run out of town this weekend on a rail with both parties demanding he stepped down in shame. But today, the Democrats clutch their pearls, saying they're saddened and keep right on supporting this emotionally unstable lawbreaker. They'd rather put a reckless radical in the Attorney General's office than let a Republican anywhere near it. That's the state of play on the left in 2025. Now think about this. If Jay Jones became the Attorney General of Virginia, every single conservative in the state is going to know that the chief law enforcement officer thinks that they deserve to be murdered, possibly along with their children. They'll also know that every Democrat voter in the state had the opportunity to get rid of them. Their neighbors Friends, maybe even family members. But no, they've actually endorsed that sentiment. With early voting underway, it's hard to say if this Jones fiasco is going to sink the Democrats. It doesn't look like it will, but one thing's for sure, it's lighting somewhat of a fire under conservatives in Virginia. The truth about Jones is getting out, and it ought to be an albatross around Abigail Spamberger's neck for her spineless leadership. She's been preaching rage, and now we're seeing exactly what her administration would mean for Republicans. Well, that's open season, and that's tonight's first word. Now, how much time do we have? Aaron, can we play this ad that Winsome Sears put out? We have time. Let's roll that watch.
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Start with breaking news from the campaign trail.
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Jay Jones is under fire.
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Jay Jones is under fire.
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Jay Jones is under fire after messages he sent in 2022 saying former Virginia House Speaker Todd Gilbert should be shot. I'm excited about this ticket.
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It's been great to be out on.
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The Campaign channel with J. Jones.
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You said Gilbert's wife could watch her own child die in her arms so that Gilbert might reconsider his political views.
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We deserve an Attorney General who will stand up for the people of Virginia.
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Jones said, quote, gilbert Hitler and Pol Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head.
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Let the rage kill you.
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Jones doubled down saying, quote, do I think Todd and Jenn Jennifer are evil and that they're breeding little fascists. Yes.
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How can Virginians trust a man who.
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Said something so horrific, so callously? Only when people feel pain, personally, do they move on policy.
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Wow.
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Yeah. Paul, I'll give you first crack. Have you been following this story today?
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No, I didn't follow a lot of it, but I did catch a. A snippet of it on social media. But it's all you can expect from these, you know, fully radicalized lunatics who have always done what they do. They. They blame fascism. They blame violence on their opponent. Meanwhile, it's what they purvey. It's what they promote. It's all they have. It's, in my opinion, it's an intellectual, you know, just catastrophe because they have no arguments, so they have to resort to violence. They don't have the argument. They don't have, you know, they don't have the. The facts on their side. They just resort to these disgusting tactics. And I got to be honest with you, man, this is. It's repugnant.
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Delgado.
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Now. Now we've seen a. An example of A walking talking scumbag. There it is. Jay Jones. I can't believe that he would wish death upon the children of this guy and make. And wants to watch like he, like he wants to watch this. This is, this is the. Yeah. This is the type of evil that you see coming from the left. It's amazing that this guy even presents himself in public still. I'm sorry. Not only would I drop out of the race if I were Jay Jones, you should probably leave the country.
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Yeah.
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You're not a good human.
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Yes. Somalia is a good place for him.
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Yeah.
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I heard this earlier today as well. I couldn't believe it.
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You know how many mentions Jay Jones had on the all Sunday shows? The four big ones. Zero. All right, just getting started. We're back. We got a little more on this story. Then we'll get into sports and news all coming up live from Studio 6P. Glad you're in on a Monday night. All right, 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. So I know on that story to go back there just for a second before we do sports, I think early voting has already opened up in the in the Virginia gubernatorial race and there was an article just to speak on the other side of the ticket because we talked about the attorney general who's running Jay Jones. That's slime ball. But let's talk about the top of the ticket because Just the News had a piece today. Virginia Democrat gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger worked at a Saudi school known for Hamas links and jihadi grads. Oh, what a surprise. Charming the Democrat gubernatorial nominee in Virginia. This is again from Just the News, Jerry Dunleavy. This morning at 11 01:04pm the gubernatorial nominee in Virginia worked for a Saudi government controlled school. Just after 911 at a time when the Islamic academy was already controversial for being controlled by the Saudi royal family and for its extremist textbooks which taught hatred of non Muslims. Abigail Spamberger, the former Democrat congresswoman from Virginia, currently the favorite. How is that possible? To be the state's next governor. According to polling averages. When it was revealed during her first congressional run in 2018 that she had worked for the Islamic Saudi Academy in Northern Virginia during the 2002, 2003 school year, Spamberger said that she was proud and not ashamed of her work history, despite the fact that when she chose to work at the school, it was already well known for its links to the terrorist group Hamas and for its recent graduates who had seemingly considered carrying out jihad inspired suicide attacks in Israel. Well, none of this is really A surprise because most of the left is thrown in with Hamas. Let's. I mean, let's just call it what it is they. They throw in with the enemy and they continue to. So again, you can read this in just the news, but Justin News reviewed hundreds of contemporary and historical news reports found that the following facts were widely reported about her at this job. And it's quite the list. And she's the favorite to be the governor. And this guy who we just talked about in the first word is going to be the Attorney general. And people think Virginia is becoming purple if they elect these two. I mean, how do you, how do you, how do you come out of. I don't know. I don't know.
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It is amazing when you stop and think about it, because you would think that, you know, the people of Virginia would be like, yeah, we've seen this story before. We don't like it. But why would they, why would she be. Is she leading in the polls? Is it a wide margin? I'm not sure. Obviously she must be leading quite a bit because people don't know who she is.
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She's up 8.6 right now in the, in the real clear politics overall average.
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I guarantee it's because nobody actually knows who she is. They just think, well, she looks okay. She doesn't look harmful. She looks pretty harmless. I'm sure she's fine. We could vote for her. She seems normal. And then, then you find out her background and you go, anything but normal. Anything but normal.
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No, if you live there, you know who she is. Again, I don't get it. I don't get it.
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I'd never heard of her until. Till just recently in this race.
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All right, we'll get back to some news. We got to keep it moving though. Let's get to sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. 6. Got it. What's going on, Slickster?
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Big D. Before we recap the whole football weekend and update you on Monday Night Football, we got to talk about Major League Baseball right now. National League Division Series Dodgers are up four nothing over the Phillies. Top of the eighth. Dodgers already have a one game lead. Looking to take it back to LA with a commanding two zero lead. Four nothing. Top of the eighth. Cubs and brewers first pitched 908. Let's talk about the ALDS. Yankees find the themselves in a big hole after that loss yesterday. Wow. Can't believe it. They find themselves in a canyon two games to none. So they bring it back to the Bronx tomorrow night. First pitch, 8:08 and well, Seattle and Detroit. Detroit came back to tie the series up. So it's actually Seattle won. Check that. Seattle won last night. So that series is tied at one. And that's also a 408 first pitch out in Detroit. So that'll be as well. So good series is going on there and we'll keep an eye on that and keep you posted. And moving on to football, Monday Night Football just underway. Do we going to pick this game tonight?
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Odds?
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I already know who I want.
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What's the line?
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We opened at three and a half that Kansas City was laying, but I just saw that it was plus one. Is that true? Is that the line right now?
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Oh, I saw three and a half earlier.
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I saw three and a half too.
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Kansas City's minus three and a half.
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Okay, three and a half is correct.
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Okay.
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Okay, go ahead. Aaron, who you got?
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Oh, I'm going to take the Chiefs here. I think they're looking like the championship team that we know them as after an incredible win last week against the Ravens. I think they're going to keep rolling here, especially with Xavier Worthy back in the lineup.
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All right, same deal.
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I'm going to go with Kansas City. I like them as well. I need Hollywood Brown on my fantasy team. I need 10 points out of him. I need a romp tonight. And I think Kansas City really, I gotta die something in here. Kansas City needs this game, I think more than Jacksonville right now. They're teetering there at the 500 mark and I, I like Mahomes tonight. I already see them moving the ball. They're already at midfield. So give me the Chiefs as well, laying the three and a half. So let's get into the weekend if we can. Big D odds makers. Great, great, great, great odds makers. David came in okay, right? Aaron 2 and 2 came in at 500 for the weekend.
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Yes.
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And Aaron had a good weekend again. Coming off our big four zero weekend last weekend she was three one. This weekend, well, we both won on Miami. Let's recap that. University of Miami wins. Aaron. I was holding on for dear life. They were up 283 and they ended up closing out 28, 22, 19 nothing. Fourth quarter for FSU but Carson Beck three four touchdowns for Miami, who jumped out to that early 28 nothing lead, ended up holding on to cover that game. And Texas toppled Baltimore. That was my lone loss this weekend as well. 44 10. Cooper Rush looked more like Cooper Slush. He threw three interceptions and there he goes. So CJ Stroud with four touchdowns led Texas for the Win there. Denver. I called that one. I had Denver. That's what I told you. That was going to be the game of the week. Indeed it was. It came down to the very last play. Jalen hurts from the 29 right at the end. Last second, heave into the end zone. No good, terrible. And Philly drops. They lose that game and Denver does not only. Well, they are like they were getting four and a half, but they ended up winning that. So that was Aaron's. That was our flip game. Aaron, that was your loss and my win there. But you came back with a good win and I'll get to that in a minute. Detroit 37, 24 over Cincinnati. Another game where almost a colossal collapse. 219 in the fourth quarter. Cincinnati came back, it was unbelievable. Jamar Chase had a field day in that fourth quarter, but Jared Goff and company held on. He was 19, 23, 250 yards and three touchdowns. Detroit does cover that one. David and I both were on that game. We both won that game. Minnesota, we go to London, Big D, 21 17, they won that game. They eked it out. I'm calling these games the brunch bowls because they were in the morning there. But anyway, fantastic game. Carson Wentz hits Jordan addison on a 12 yard touchdown with 25 seconds to go to win that game in regulation. Aaron, you were on that pick along with David. You had that win. Aaron, good call. You've been on the Colts, you've been on Indiana Jones there all year. And sure enough, they lit up Vegas as in the Raiders 46. Pete Carroll, he may be looking for a new job. And Gino, I need to relocate to Reno. Smith. Smith had a terrible game as well. He's in a lot of trouble. So that that game was done. And then last but not least was the Sunday night game. And the last of the undefeated teams goes down. Congratulations to the 72 Miami Dolphins, Don Shuler and company as they raised the glass and toasted the only NFL undefeated team in the history of the game. Wow, what an upset last night, right? Drake may, but he ruined the night for a lot of Buffalo fans. And the Buffalo mafia. They just look very, very, what can I say, very neutral. And Andre Borgales, 3 for 3 on field goals and hit a 52 yarder with 15 seconds to go in the game. And that was David's loss there, Big D. So David ended up at 2:2, Aaron had a great 3:1 and Slick also came in at 3:1 for the weekend on the Oddsmakers. And that's your wrap. In oddsmakers and NFL Weekend big darts look very good.
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Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. We'll get to some more stories and scores when we get back to sports. Delgado's got some headline news. Delgado, Stephen Miller was on fire today.
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Oh, yes, Stephen Miller was on. He was on CNN firing things up with the host over there. He took on CNN's Boris Sanchez, who interviewed Miller and questioned what the administration planned to do in Oregon, pushing back on claims that the administration is going after terrorist organizations and questioning why the National Guard isn't heading to Dallas, Texas, after the sniper shooting at the ICE facility there in Dallas. That's what, that's kind of what really got Stephen Miller up and about. I've got a couple clips we can right after the break and we can dive more into this. You got to see it to believe it. It's one of our favorites. Stephen Miller, because we love when he talks. He just lays it all out and he just, he just hammers them.
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He's throwing grenades.
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Yeah.
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All right, live from Studio 6P. We're back on on a Monday night, right, Sam? All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado and Paul gonna have some news. We're gonna get right back to the news. Stephen Miller, he was on cnn. He was fired up. And of course, I mean, you kind of have to be when you deal with them. I mean, we deal with the anchors on cnn, it's like going on one of these Sunday shows, it's just like guys who do that, man, that's just a they have a special place in my heart to go on and deal with Kristen Welker or meet the depressed or any, any of these Sunday shows. And it's kind of the same going on CNN because, you know, you're not getting a journalist, you're getting an activist who's going to try to get you on something. So. But you're not going to get Stephen Miller. And I think that that pretty much proves its point again in these clips, right?
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Yeah, exactly. What you will get is the Stephen Miller we've come to know and love after he tried to play nice with again, the CNN host Miller claimed that, of course the ICE officers are under a campaign of terrorism. I think we've all seen that. We've seen enough of the video alleged that people are publishing photos of ICE agents and their families and basically threatening them with death. He also said the administration has the right to federalize the National Guard and then Sanchez trying to push back and he got steamrolled by Stephen Miller. Here is cut number five, explaining that the Portland antifa terrorism problem to CNN host Boris Sanchez. Because I guess he just doesn't understand it. Cut number five. Check this out.
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Do you have any idea how much of ICE's workforce and resources have had to be reprioritized? How much of the Joint Terrorism Task Force's resources have had to be reprioritized to fight these domestic terrorists? Do you have any idea how many resources are spent you keep trying to track?
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Isn't that hyperbolic to call them terrorists?
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What is?
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No.
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If anything, I'm understating the severity of the situation. What issue was more central in 2024 than turning back the border invasion? And since the day we came in, ICE officers have been subjected to a nonstop campaign of physical violence, violence and harassment every single day. And outside the Portland field office in particular, every night they come, they assemble, they fight, they try to impede movement, they physically attack. For what purpose? Because we had an election, Boris. We had one. What's the purpose? To use actual physical violence to change the result of the election. To say you cannot turn back the border invasion.
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Yeah.
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So there he is schooling basically Boris Sanchez over that particular claim. And then of course there was the topic of Dallas. The assault on the Dallas ICE facility there came up. Listen to how Boris Sanchez tries to make a point and immediately regrets it. Here is cut number six. Check this out.
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If a Democratic president someday calls the National Guard to a red state over what they see as open rebellion, but is what amounts to a demonstration that gets rowdy? I mean, is that not a posting.
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Pictures of their kids because it's a demonstration. They have a sniper on top of a building firing a high caliber rifle at a nice facility because it's a demonstration. And they are engaging vehicle ramming. But the National Guard is ramming sent to Texas.
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The National Guard isn't being sent to Dallas where that sniper was because the.
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Dallas Police Department and the governor of Texas. Well, you walked right into that was one. Have responded to every call for assistance and help. They gave a stand down order in Chicago and they gave a standout order in Portland. Do you realize that there's 11,000 federal law enforcement officers in Oregon that's larger than the size of the FBI. Local and state police are resourced to deal with this kind of riotous assembly, but they have refused. They've been given a standout order. So troops, they've been arresting folks on the ground.
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Ground. They've been arresting folks on the ground. They were saying outright.
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We literally have the 911 audio of this stand down order in Chicago and we have documented inside of DHS every Single unrespondent to 911 call over the recent weeks and months.
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Yeah. So there it is again, slamming CNN's Boris Sanchez trying to make his point.
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Even if Boris doesn't know any of this, by the way. Right.
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And you hear Stephen make mention of the stand down orders in Chicago. I think we're covering that later in the show. Correct, Correct.
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Sanchez looked like he didn't even. Yeah, we have a 911 call, but he didn't even look like he believed his own self there.
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Right.
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It looked like he was just like, I can't believe I gotta read this script again.
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Stephen Miller made the point that the administration does have the right to federalize the National Guard and will do so. And then Sanchez, of course, you know, tried to fight back, but it was a losing battle on cnn. And Stephen Miller again displays what we all love about Stephen Miller. His, not only his knowledge, but his candor in coming straight at these guys as they try to play debate person as opposed to just being the reporter asking questions.
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And I mean, what a, what a topic to try to take issue with too. I mean, it's just amazing to see these guys argue for the criminals. Constantly arguing. Like we just talked about the left arguing for Hamas and these guys arguing for the criminals. These governors throwing in with the criminals, the poor criminals. I saw some guy somewhere, I don't know if it was a governor or some state official saying, well, we don't really know, you know, a guy's been to jail 11 times. We've let him out 11 times because we don't really know their story. You know, we gotta get to know him.
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Wellness.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, it's amazing the guys with 30 felonies still roaming the streets.
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Yeah.
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And it doesn't end. It gets worse. They double down on it. I mean, this is, we're watching. The left wants to end this civilization as we know it.
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Well, it's great about this though, is that all of this was going on the previous four years. It's just now we're seeing it because they're forced to cover it because Donald Trump is president and he's making a point that this will not continue.
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And he deconstructed the entire mainstream media. Yeah, he, he eviscerated the entire way we consume news as a globe. Everybody sees the news as fake. Now everybody turns to alternative outlets. Like real America's Voice. Everyone turns to the Internet for like on the ground, Nick Sorter types. This is where we're at, right? It's guerrilla warfare in terms of newscasting right now because they don't control the narrative. That's all Trump completely branding fake news.
A
Yeah. Speaking of what's been going on the last four years, let's jump to your, your C3 story there, Delgado, for a second because we found this out. This is probably the breaking news of the night and it happened just before, not too long before we came on air. But speaking of what happened the last four years and what we continue to find out, this story is a doozy. Tell me about what Chuck Grassley did tonight.
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Well, Jack Smith was exposed. We've all known who Jack Smith was, the former special counsel during the Biden administration as they went after President Trump. Well, according to what they found here, former special counsel Jack Smith has been allegedly tracking, or had been allegedly tracking the private communications and phone calls of nearly a dozen Republican senators as part of his investigation. The document revealed that Smith and his Arctic frost team investigating January 6th were allegedly tracking the phone calls. Check this out. This is amazing stuff. This is, this is kind of reminds me of Obama tracking the phone calls of Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Josh Hawley of Missouri, Cynthia Loomis of Wyoming, Bill Haggerty of Tennessee, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, and GOP Rep. Mike Kelly out of Pennsylvania. The document which, which has the names of the FBI agents involved, but those were redacted, marks the case as Arctic Frost. Election law matters, Sensitive investigative matter cast. Now, according to this document, it names the lawmakers that the FBI agent, Special Agent Smith's team conducted preliminary toll analysis on the toll records associated with the lawmakers. So basically they were tracking the senators to see which phone numbers they called, who they were calling from, where the location was, where it was received, basically everything that was going on with their private and also, also, also their, you know, their duties as senators.
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Think about spying on eight GOP senators. Think how lawless this guy Jack Smith is. Not that, not that we didn't know. But to the degree that this guy, the lawlessness from this guy, surveilling senators, listening to phone calls. Think about what the regular American citizen must be exposed to if this is what they're doing to your sitting United States senators. Yes.
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Yeah.
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And this guy's a propped up globalist. He never was elected in any shape or form. He's Got a history of just one criminal act after another. This guy's been a bad dude since Jump street, and he will. And finally, will there be comeuppance? Could we put him on the list or could we put him on a list of. Of absolute low lives?
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Well, that's the question, right, these days is grounds for arrest. What? What is it? Well, Tommy got indicted. Okay, so we know what the grounds there are. Who knows what will happen there, there. But what are the grounds? Like, what do you have to do, if you worked in the Biden administration to. What is a step too far? Yeah, we haven't found it yet. At least I don't think we have.
D
Yeah, makes you wonder. Here's cut number seven. Here's Senator Johnson explaining what they have found in this. In this investigation. Damon, cut number seven. Check this out.
H
But this is outrageous, what has happened. I just want to give you an. A timeline.
A
This.
H
I think you've already got the FBI sheet that shows the number of members of Congress that were targeted. Representative Kelly, Senators Graham Haggerty, Holly Sullivan, Tuberville, myself, Senator Lummis and Blackburn. This memo was dated September of 2023. To put it all into context, the Mar A Lago raid occurred in August of 2022. Jack Smith announced the indictments against President Trump in August of 2023. So this is almost two months later. They're casting this net, this fishing expedition against members of the Senate in the House. Yeah, I've been investigating this with Senator Grassley. This doesn't surprise me, but it should shock every American of what the Biden administration has done. By the way, this is the first time I was targeted by the FBI under the Obama administration. The same thing happened to both Senator Grassley and I as part of the Foreign. Foreign Influence Task Force. We were giving a briefing to try and convince us that the Hunter Biden laptop was no big deal. Basically trying to throw us off the track. So this is major corruption that's being revealed inside the Obama and Biden Department of Justice. The FBI.
D
Yeah, it's amazing. And according to this source, Deputy Director Dan Bongino and FBI Director Kash Patel felt it was important to get with the senators and brief them as soon as possible after the discovery of the record. So there you have it. Just an amazing. I don't even know if I'm surprised. Like, are you surprised we find out about this stuff?
C
No, I think there's going to be way more coming up. Because think about it. We never would have known if they would have rigged another election. We never would have known about any of this.
D
Yeah.
C
I mean, this is all because they left some, you know, tracks in the sand. And we're finally going to see some.
H
Some.
C
I think we're going to finally see some justice. Something has to give.
D
Something.
C
Damon asked exactly the right question. What low, how low can they possibly go? Before there's some comeuppance, somebody pays a price because this three tiers of justice in America is not America.
D
Yeah, exactly.
A
I'll tell you where it's not going to be. It looks like. Speaking of what you have to do. Looks like it's not going to be. Letitia James, have you heard this story? Top prosecutor out of Virginia has informed colleagues that she plans to decline to seek charges against New York Attorney General Letitia James resisting intense pressure from President Trump on what looks like pretty clear mortgage fraud. But I guess not enough. Is there. Maybe there's levels of mortgage fraud, I don't know. But it looks like she's going to not really face the music if this reporting is correct tonight.
D
I don't know. I haven't seen that. And it's amazing that we're hearing about that. It's. What do. You're right. What, what is it going to take for one of these criminal Democrats to actually be held to account?
C
You mean like the Fed's direction in January 6th?
D
Yeah.
A
All right. Live from Studio 6. Be a little more news, more sports. We'll wrap up hour one, Paul Nolan and Slick Rick when we get back right after this. Sam, live from Studio 6B. Delgado, what did you just say before we went back to the break? Breaking news.
D
What breaking news. Chris Ray is going to be called to testify. Or should I say, or as you were saying, lie.
A
Called to lie. Yeah. Is that news?
D
That's news.
A
You're not going to get anything out of him. He's going to sit there and lie through his teeth.
D
Exactly.
A
So. All right, very good. Let's do some sports. Sport. Then we'll get the news with Paul. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to you. Slickster's got it. What's going on? All right.
B
Well, a bizarre story over the weekend. I'm sure everybody heard about it, but Indiana prosecutors have now charged former Mark San, former Jet QB Mark Sanchez with felony and battery. This is Warner Todd Houston at Breitbart. The Marion County Prosecutor's office has filed charges against Fox Sports broadcaster Mark Sanchez. The ex NFL QB is being charged with battery with injury, public intoxication and Unlawful entry of a vehicle in connection with the beating of a truck driver in Indianapolis, Indiana. Apparently he was in a bar that night right in downtown getting ready for the game that weekend that they were going to call Colts and Raiders, right. Erin was on that game. She had Indianapolis. And that he got into some kind of altercation with apparently a guy who drives a truck that does like the grease. Emphasizes the grease pits from the restaurant.
D
69 year old.
B
69 year old man. And the guy obviously, I guess they got into some verbal altercation. Then it became a physical altercation and the guy sprayed him with pepper spray. And then once he did the pepper spray, apparently the guy, Sanchez went after him, started beating on the guy. The guy had a knife on him and allegedly stabbed him. Stabbed Sanchez and three times.
A
The other guy has not been charged?
B
No, the other guy has not been charged.
A
Sanchez has been charged, correct?
B
Yeah. And this guy was in self defense. Family said he's in the hospital, they want to respect his privacy. He is in stable condition. He's got a big laceration on his face. We had some photos there a little bit earlier as well. But yes, Sanchez, you know, here's a guy, right? Great career. Well, you know, good career, I should say.
C
He has a career though, to be fair.
B
With the Jets, I mean, right. Was he number, was he number three overall? Number one. One of the, one of the best. Right. Took the jets to the playoffs two times. Number five overall. Thank you, Aaron. So that was pretty damn good. And yeah, just crazy. I, I, you know, didn't expect this story. I guys saw this over the weekend, right? It was cr.
D
Crazy.
C
Yeah. But surprising though. You get pepper sprayed, then you defend yourself, then you get stabbed and you get charged. I like to know other.
D
He didn't defend himself. He went after the truck driver and.
B
The truck driver in self defense.
C
Who did the pepper spray?
D
The truck driver pepper sprayed him to try to get him to back off. It didn't work.
C
And Sanchez kept coming, provoked him with it.
D
No, the guy tried to hide.
C
You sprayed me with pepper spray. I'm coming at you with everything I got.
D
The guy tried to hide in this truck and Sanchez went after him again.
C
Is that what happened?
B
Yeah, apparently it all stemmed from he came out drunk. And what happened? The truck was blocking his ability to leave. Now let's think about it. If he was driving, he was impaired to begin with. So that was his first mistake. They obviously can't charge him on that because technically he never got in the vehicle. But this is really just a bizarre case and Here's a guy, like I said, with a great career. He was going to call the game on Fox. He was the color analyst for the game.
A
Sounds like he's got some anger issues.
D
Because he kind of found his niche. Right? He kind of disappeared.
C
He's a great announcer now. He calls a great game.
B
Well, once again, he's the butt of.
C
All jokes right now. He's the butt of all.
B
Yeah, I have time for this. ESPN with Paul Finebaum. Okay. ESPN accused of pulling Paul Finebaum from the air after expressing political interest is Eric Richter of the New York Post. Are Paul Finebaum's political aspirations hurting his day job? Finebaum and ESPN talent since August of 2013 has been pulled from some of his regular appearances on the network. Album outkicks Clay Travis claimed Monday on social media. Per sources Disney, ESPN has removed Finebaum from appearing on ESPN since his outkick interview. Expressing interest in running as a Republican for Senate in Alabama. Travis said in his expost. ESPN has canceled all network appearances on all shows, including some that have occurred for a decade. Plus, Finebaum expressed interest in running for the U.S. senate seat as a Republican. The On3's Pete Naco has confirmed this report from Travis. Although it was vehemently denied by ESPN's VP Communications Bill Hoffheimer in an ex post. This is not true at all. The post is totally false. Hofheimer replied to Travis. Now the Post did try to call them and they did not respond. So there's something going on here.
A
Yeah, I mean, come on, come on. This guy, it's not true. Yeah. The guy's only appeared on TV every weekend for about 100 years and all of a sudden he announces he was devastated that he could have interviewed Trump and he's gonna run as a Republican. Poof. Guess what? He's not on TV that weekend.
C
One of the highest rated guys and.
B
I'll tell you how, hands down, they love him.
A
No, nothing to, to it. Nothing to it.
C
There's no censorship there. Jimmy Kimmel's a victim.
B
The guru of the sec.
A
ESPN would never do something like that.
B
No, not telling you.
C
When I was in the sports game, I would try to advertise on his show. The rates to get on his show were higher than anything else.
B
You had to mortgage your house.
C
He was, his numbers were fantastic. I mean, and he, everything he touched was gold. Like that guy was always spot on.
B
Right.
C
His homework. He's a full blown authority.
B
As conversely, Stephen A. Smith gets awarded with a huge contract.
A
Yeah, seems to be Stephen A. Has been actively Talking about maybe running for president. Clearly, you know, as a maybe independent. He has said I'm not really down with the Democrats. I'm certainly not going to run as a Republican. Although he probably leans more there than he does Democrat if you really want to be honest. Yeah, but he certainly doesn't run as a today's Democrat. Nowhere close to that.
B
Right. He's a little.
A
Hasn't affected him.
B
Not at all. Not in the least. Just amazing.
C
So I wonder why.
B
Yeah, that's a rap in sports. Big D. Back to you, Paul.
A
You'll appreciate this. Obviously oilers signed Connor McDavid by the way to a new new contract. Well deserved.
C
Yeah, well deserved. But how about this? He would have gotten 20 million a year on the open market and he.
A
Took what 14, 12 and a half.
C
12 and a half just to stay with his hometown team.
B
That's a pro.
C
He legitimately turned down like $60 million just to stay at home.
B
He wants a winning team. Yep.
C
Just because he felt like he owed the fans a championship.
B
That mint oil is.
A
And the Bruins are going to retire Charles now. Number.
B
Yeah.
C
So then don't say Chara's name in front of me because it's a die hard Islander fan.
A
Yeah.
C
I don't know if you know we traded him for like a bag of salt.
A
Yeah.
B
Bag of pucks.
C
And we knew that kid was going to be a superstar so only the.
A
13Th number to go into the rafters, so obviously.
B
And number 33. The grades of Daniel Charo. No question.
D
Yeah.
B
Austin Bruins.
C
Well, not to be outdone, we traded Luongo the year after.
B
Yeah, that was great.
A
Subjects of Paul. All right, that sports sponsored by Mike Lindell. Let's get to Paul's news. What else is on your mind?
C
Well, back to this ICE thing. It's making me nauseous. You know this lack of law and order. Again I've said in the past I'm not a big fan of an iron fist but this antifa organization are destructive. They're absolutely terrorists. They're funded by evil organizations and I just think this has to get cleaned up and you know, in an alarming situation unfolded in Chicago on Saturday. Police officers were reportedly ordered to stand down and not assist federal immigration customs. These officers they were surrounded in distress in in Brighton park neighborhood. So shockingly, the detective allegedly issued a Chicago by the Chicago Police Department commander. It sparked this big giant outrage when he told a stand down order and the tape got released. So what happened was according to multiple sources the radio transmission was was obtained by CWB Chicago. And the confrontation began late Saturday morning, like 1 in the morning. Cops. I mean, ICE agents were surrounded. They were. They would, like, essentially doomed. They needed help. And this is the transmission. This is enough to make you want to throw up.
A
Aaron, do you have this?
E
All right, and999 just took him from 39th place in Kazi. They were saying that they were being surrounded by that large crowd, and they were requesting. The police were not sending.
A
I'm calling.
E
Waving off all the cars heading to 39th place and Ky. Again, those are.
A
The orders we're being given.
E
Okay, 10, four. And again, for all the units that we called to go over that way, 39th place in Kezi. If you could just hold off. 9, 11, 9 13, 923, 924, 933, 934. Just disregard that. 39th place in Kezi.
C
I mean, here's the thing about that. Your kids are cops.
A
Yeah.
C
Your wife or your husband's a cop. Could you imagine the traitorous, disgusting.
A
I mean, that's tyranny.
C
This is.
A
That's textbook tyranny. Deciding by political views who gets help and who doesn't, that's tyranny. Sick.
C
I got to be honest with you. I. And now the. The police chief is now pushing back that, oh, this is not how it went down. Blah, blah, blah. Okay, Everybody's an activist.
A
We can hear the tape. What do you mean it's not how it went down? Yeah, I mean, it's textbook tyranny right there. All right, quick wrap. Hour one, hour two, coming back right after this. Live from Studio 6. All right, hour two, live from Studio 6B on a Monday night, October 6th. Real America's voice. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick's doing sports. Delgado, Paul Nolan doing the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. We opened the show talking about J. Jones, and I think I closed the first word by saying, we don't know if this is going to affect him. Well, here you. You go. Here is the Democrat Party in a nutshell. Tim Kaine, tonight, Manu Raju maybe heard me and actually did grab his microphone and start running around Capitol Hill asking Democrats, I guess, where they stand. Or at least he asked Tim Kaine. I don't know how many others he asked. Here's what Tim Kaine says. Quote, the comments are completely indefensible. I've known Jay Jones for 25 years, and those comments are very much out of character for him. So if I put the comments, which are clearly beyond the pace, Jail against Knowing this guy for 25 years, I'm still supporting Jay Jones, of course. So there you go. No matter Trump's Hitler, I want, you know, Trump's this. Your guy wished the husband to take two bullets to the head and for the kids to die so that he would change his spot. Well, I've known him for 25 years. Cares. He's fine.
C
He could be incorrigible at times.
A
Well, it's crazy.
D
I don't know if you saw this. I saw this on X. It says Morning Joe is calling for Jay Jones to drop out.
A
Actually, yeah, he said it. Go into commercial. Oh, I saw the clip. As they're rolling the music. He says, yeah, maybe she, she tries to tease this. The segment coming up, a Virginia lawmaker is in some trouble. And Joe goes, you know, like he just walked off the set of Deliverance. Yeah, you should probably write something. 9. And then they went to commercial. Now the polls. Adam Carlson has an update on X. Spamberger is going to win by eight to 10 points. The amount of split ticket voting that would need to happen for Jones to lose would be 3x what we've ever seen in the last two cycles. So this guy's going to win still in Virginia. And she's probably going to win the governorship. Like back to the old Terry McCauley days. Back to the old Tim Kaine days. Back to the old. Who was the McAuliffe, right. He was the Clinton henchman. Who was the governor there.
D
Yep.
A
Crazy. Oh, it's purple state. You know, it's really. We're really changing it. Yeah, maybe not. Let's get back to Paul. He's got some other news. We didn't get to Paul. What's going. Black Lives Matter is going after who?
C
George Soros. Maybe some of that USAID money is drying up, so it might be running low.
A
Pick a side in that one.
C
It's like, it's like Kissinger once said, too bad both sides can't lose. You know, this to me is I get the popcorn. Watch them eat themselves.
A
So what's the deal here?
C
So the Black Lives Matter movement claims that 33.4 million of its cash is being withheld by one of its progressive partners, Tides Foundation. The scathing lawsuit by Black Lives Matter Global Network foundation accuses George Soros of allegedly defending that deceptive business practices. Can you believe that?
A
No.
C
That's shocking, is it not? And he said that there was egregious mismanagement of the money while demanding its return.
D
You don't say.
C
Right. The Lawsuit filed last year, but the states were raised on Monday when blmgnf. Don't say it over there. I know you got something up your sleeve. Slick Rick, which oversees the other regional operations, asked the California Attorney General to step in and investigate Todd Sides. Pretty interesting here. Like to me, black lives matter, like suing Soros is like, like calling the cops because someone stole your cocaine. Like, I mean it's just a criminal. And a criminal.
A
Yeah.
C
So to me, anyway, this, this story is going to grow. And it's one of those ones, you sit back, eat your popcorn, watch them devour themselves and I can move off me so we can catch it back to the club.
A
All right, very good. Well, if you didn't watch Rav yesterday, I think it was pretty much all day Sunday. Was it Sunday or Saturday, Aaron? I think it was Sunday because the pre. Yeah, Sunday because the President went down to the Naval Academy and Rav did a great special. And if you missed it, here's a little look on what it looked like. Roll that.
C
In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of the United States Navy.
A
It is really jaw dropping.
C
Thank God I'm an American. Bo, is the military getting weak?
D
The answer is no.
B
This is about unity.
A
Morale here is great.
E
We couldn't be more, more thrilled and excited to be here today.
B
God bless the United States of America.
C
And go Navy Pete Army.
A
We will fight, fight, fight.
B
We will win, win, win. Congratulations once again on 250 years of total dominance. Stay strong. Thank you. God bless our sailors and God bless the United States of America. Thank you very much.
D
Every.
B
Real America's voice was the go to place today. Thank you guys for doing this.
D
That was yeah, dope.
A
Yeah, that's pretty cool. Great promo, Great day, great event. President was great. His speech was great. And of course fire all the great sponsors who helped us do that. Of course. Patriot Mobile, amac, Birch Gold, all of them are fantastic. You see them here on here all the time. So great stuff there. So. All right, let's do some more news. Rick Delgado's got it. Speaking of, that's a good lead in to this news. Delgado.
D
Yeah, which is of course what you just saw the promo there that we covered where President Trump celebrated the 250th anniversary at a rally like event right there in Virginia, in Norfolk, Virginia. As President Trump arrived to celebrate with the Navy their 250th birthday, he delivered remarks by his own recognition boarded on making it more like a campaign event really as everybody was CHEERING and of course, they played a recording of ymca. Navy planes flew overhead as a president began his speech, fueling the crowd's energy and prompting many of the sailors to chant, usa, usa, usa. He spoke on a pier in between the two towering Navy vessels. The carrier displayed a Navy fighter jet which had the words President Donald J. Trump, 45, 47 printed on the fuselage underneath the cockpit window. Of course, he criticized his opponents who attacked not only himself, but also they attacked the country each and every day. As the shutdown continued into its fifth day, causing military personnel to work without pay until the government reopens. Here's the last portion of his speech where he really kind of brought the crowd down. Here is cut number. Actually, you know what? Let's go with when he arrived. I almost forgot about this. When he arrived, as only President Trump can, he lands on. He lands with Marine One. Check out the music that they use as they bring him in. Cut number nine. Check this out. Only President Trump. Take a listen some close. And here it comes. Top Gun. How do you not land the Top Gun?
B
Top Gun already?
D
Yeah.
A
Wow.
D
Of course, Top Gun is the, the flight school for the Navy's best fighter pilots. And of course, the president decided he was going to use that or, or somebody on the ground decided it was going to be the perfect theme song for him landing Marine One on top of the, on top of the, on top of the ship there.
B
That's awesome.
D
Just a great, great scene. Kind of sets the tone for his speech. And again, here he is closing that speech. Here's cut number 10. You can check it out for yourself. Cut number 10. Here he is closing on speech emphatically in front of the sailors.
B
Full speed ahead.
C
Go, you son of a gun.
B
With your help, we will fight, fight, fight. We will win, win, win. Because of you, our Navy and our country will always be proud and righteous and mighty and free. Congratulations once again on 250 years of total dominance. Sail fast, stay strong. Thank you. God bless our sailors and God bless the United States of America. Thank you very much, everybody.
C
Thank you.
D
Yes, of course, you know, the music comes on, you know what's coming next.
B
Why not in the Navy. It should have been in the Navy. Same group.
D
Well, you know.
B
Those people, I should say.
C
Yeah, one is enough.
D
And of course, he does the Trump dance for the troops. Of course, as of course, he always does. His arrival in Norfolk, he was joined by first lady Melania Trump. As you saw in the promo piece, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Navy Secretary John Felon, veteran Affairs Secretary Collins. That's one of the, one of the sailors.
A
No, that was Trump doing the dance.
D
No, I know, but that was their video.
A
Yeah.
D
From the side. Yeah. Catching the president doing his thing. Veteran Affairs Secretary Doug Collins and U.S. representative Ronny Jackson, the Republican out of Texas, a former Navy rear admiral.
B
It's like an end zone dance, doesn't it? Like he's in the end zone.
A
Yeah.
D
Ronny Jackson also turned out to be a White House doctor for Trump during his first term. So there you have it. Trump celebrating the, the Navy fire and the sailors yesterday down in.
A
He told the Ronnie Jackson story yesterday on Sunday too. He said, you know, this guy was for, for Obama and he was with Bush or whoever. Obama. And he, someone asked him, Dr. Ronnie, who's, who's the healthiest, best in shape president? He said, oh, he said, oh, I love this guy. Guy. He loves telling that story. But he was president. Was. I mean, those, those moments are made for him.
B
Yeah, they are.
A
And you can just tell that the, you know, our guys just totally laser focused and, and just whatever the right word. Respect's not even the right word, but just, they just get him that he, he's, he's the kind of commander in chief. These guys, he's just, you know, relate.
D
To because, inspired by, they eat it up. Because. Yeah, they're inspired by him because he's actually behind them because he's like, go.
A
For pass and I got your back. Yeah.
D
Yeah.
C
It's almost like he's running an entire military operation from the White House against a communist overtake of America. Like, these guys already see him as a champion of liberty at this point. So the fact that he comes in and he pumps them up, he's supporting their, their, you know, their health care, he does everything he can for them. They know that they're going to be taken care of by their back by the commander in chief. I mean, he does. This is a guy who's, in my opinion, I really believe he's, there's some kind of a deep state war going on and these guys sense it.
D
Yeah.
A
You know who else senses it is, I think people who are traveling the world. I saw a video. I should have, I should have marked it. But American citizen who was in London, London, who made a video and said, you know, those of you who follow me know that I voted for Biden and then voted for Kamala, never voted for Trump. But I have to tell you, the more I've traveled the world, especially in my time this week here in London, talking to people and seeing what it's like to ride on the, on the tube and walk around the streets of London. He says, I'm starting to get it. He goes, because when I talk to people here, everything I keep hearing is they want Trump here because it's so out of control, control. All these rules that all the people who live here told me, don't have your phone out, don't wear a watch, don't do this, don't do that, don't walk around this corner, don't walk around that corner because you could lose your, your, your phone, your watch or your life.
C
You lose your whole hand in the process.
A
And he said, I, I get it. He says, I'm starting to get what people get about what Trump's trying to do at home because they want it here. Sam. Well, sound like the balloon. It's on a Monday. Let me be blunt. Gold is up around 40% this year. That's not speculation, that's reality. And if a portion of your savings isn't diversified into gold, well, you're probably missing the boat. Here are the facts. Inflation is still too high, the US dollar is still too weak and the government debt is insurmountable. This is why central banks are flocking to gold. They're the ones driving the price to record highs. But it's not too late to buy gold from the Birch Gold Group and get in the door right now. Birch Gold will help you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA. In gold, you don't pay a dime out of pocket. All's you got to do is text the word America to 98989. That's text the word America to 989898. Then you can claim your free information kit on gold. There's no obligation, just useful information. The best indicator of the future is the past. And gold has historically been a safe haven for a millennia. What else can save that? Well, not much. So text the word America right now to 989-898 and claim your free information kit on on gold. That's America to 989898. Protect your future today with our friends from Birch Gold. 18 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. That code will give you a great savings at checkout on whatever you're buying, sometimes upwards of 50, 55% off. If you're shopping at MyPillow so we appreciate if you use it. Slick Scott Sports what's going on slickster?
B
All right, Big D. Well, Dodgers held off a late rally by the Phillies to win that game two, four, three. And the series is now two nothing LA and a commanding lead heading back to Los Angeles. Cubs jumped up to three nothing lead in the top of the first over the Brewers. And so that series right now is Milwaukee leading one to nothing. So Cubs really need that game there. We'll keep you up to date that Monday Night Football Kansas City right now up 14 nothing with 4:11 to go in the second quarter. Patrick Mahomes did it in the air and did it on the ground. One touchdown each way. He's 12 of 14 for a 160 yards. So he's having a pretty good evening so far. Aaron, we're looking good at 14 nothing but looks like Jacksonville might be knocking on the door. 3rd and 2 and they're inside the red zone now so we'll obviously keep an eye on that. And of course my buddy Jerry was in town. I know you saw that big D yesterday. To think take the Dallas Cowboy game in over at the Meadowlands at the Met Ghetto life if you will and punishment might be coming for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Discipline could be coming for the Dallas Cowboys owner. This is Andrew o', Holloran, editor of the Spun writing in the Dallas Cowboys topped the New York jets yesterday 3722 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Late in the game, video emerged of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones giving the middle finger to some fans in the stadium. Jerry, you're a billionaire.
D
It's a New York now.
B
The NFL now could choose to find Jones for behavior in the stadium. It's the Cowboys top the jets. Obviously we talked about that. Aaron Glenn and company. Oh and five and not looking particularly good. I know Aaron's not particularly happy me doing this story.
A
No way Aaron Glenn can make it through the season, right? No. No way.
B
What do you think, Aaron? You firing Aaron Glenn yet?
A
They don't.
E
I don't think it's a good idea to hire a head coach midseason. We see what happened last season with Robert Salah. The whole team went to crap after.
A
Let him.
C
Let him know.
A
Do you think these players are bad as they look under his coaching?
E
I don't think they're as. I don't know. It's hard to tell right now. I feel like Justin Fields, honestly when you look at his stats, he's not the problem. The defense is the problem. But they let go of half of their amazing defense two years ago and they haven't recovered since. But the jets are not going to win unless Woody Johnson is not the owner.
B
Well, statistic here, that's the bottom line. The jets have have not forced a turnover. They're the first team in NFL history to. Well, first team, I should say in over 100 years to not force a turnover in the first five games in football, which is really crazy.
C
Just another one of those lucky sperm club owners.
B
And back it up, guys.
C
IQ is like 11 points higher than Forrest Gump.
B
Well, with Jerry Jones Now 2009 the league find the late Bud Adams. 250,000 for shooting the double bird from his suite in a game against the Bills. So with inflation 2009, I'm figuring that they'll probably get a million dollar fine. Jerry which for him is right guiding a check for, you know, a back party.
A
Yeah.
B
And that's a rapid Sports Big day. 14 to 7. Jacksonville has just scored a touchdown, 238 to go in the first half.
A
All right, look, Very good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use. So obviously we talked a lot last week on how the Democrats new thing here on arguing on the shutdown is that. No, no, no, no, no, we don't want to give, we don't want to give illegal immigrants or illegals any kind of medical. What are you guys talking about? This is all the robot. This is a Republican shutdown. Health care, Health care, no health care. And the Republican shutdown. So I saw this today and this is exactly what we've talked about. Talked about. JOSEPH New it's today in the American Thinker and he says the shell game behind the shutdown. And it's exactly what we've always talked about. It's, it's not the top headline that gets you. It's always the minutiae of what they're saying. What's the sleight of hand? That's where you have to look. And he says this government shutdown drama unfolding is political theory theater covering up for something much worse. While legislators argue over the budget details, they're ignoring the uncomfortable truth, and that is that Congress has already surrendered its most important power, the power to control spending. And this bill that totals 170 billion over the next decade has now arrived. It isn't money that Congress approved. It's money the executive branch simply decided to spend, creating mandatory costs through administrative decisions, decisions that lawmakers are now forced to fund. How is that by strategically expanding parole authority under immigration law to reclassify millions of people instantly making them eligible for federal benefits that Congress never authorized. The whole system turns on a single phrase, quote unquote lawfully present. Under the Immigration and Nationality act, the Department of Homeland Security can parole non citizens into the country temporarily. The magic number is one year. Parole someone for a year or more and federal law labels them lawfully present opening the door to federal benefits. Are you starting to see the picture here, my friends? By the end of 2024, therefore, the Biden administration had implemented 605 immigration related executive actions according to the Migration Policy Institute. Critics say this was deliberate. Administratively expand who qualifies for benefits without asking Congress. Millions enter illegally. They're transformed through bureaucratic paperwork into people with legal claims on taxpayer funded programs. Health care subsidies, the biggest cost flow through the Affordable Care Act. People classified as lawfully present become eligible for the ACA Marketplace plans including premium tax credits and cost sharing help subsidies paid entirely by federal taxpayers. The CBO analysis reveals that cutting off this population's access to the AC FTA would save roughly a hundred and twenty four billion dollars between 25 and 2034. That's $124 billion the government will spend ensuring people whose eligibility comes solely from Biden's executive decision. Nearly 550,000 people earning below the poverty line are enrolled in subsidized marketplace policies plans. Most are lawfully present immigrants who can't get Medicaid because of their immigration status, often because they're in the mandatory five year waiting period. Proposed laws to tighten eligibility will result in about 1.4 million lawfully present immigrants losing health care coverage all across federal programs. And it goes on and on and on. But you see, you see the rich big here and how this happens and how they play on words. No, no, no, no, we're not. And the damage has been done a long time ago.
D
Yeah, they want you to focus on the word health care for illegals which is never going to be in there, but they're going to be reclassified and call them something else.
A
Couple more things on this plus we'll get back to the news when we get back. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday. Brand new week getting started. Glad you're in as we always appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekdays 8 to 10 right here. Real America's voice all across the country. Slick's doing sports. Delgado and Nolan will have some more News, Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. But right now, please welcome back to the show the director of epigenics over at the Wellness Company, that's Dr. Ben Tapper. Dr. Tapper, welcome back to the show. Show, how are you?
F
I'm doing great, guys. How are you tonight?
A
Very, very good. Always a pleasure to have you on. Thanks for a few minutes. Obviously, as we head into October here, the weather is, well, starting to change. Americans start thinking about flu season. I went to the doctor today, as a matter of fact, for just a regular old checkup, took some blood and if she looked at me and she said, okay, you want your flu shot? And I said no. And she said, well, how about you this shot? And I said no. And she said, well, how about this shot? No. Have you ever gotten this shot? No, I think I said, doc, get the message yet? And she says yes, I get it up. I'll mark it in your file. But a lot of Americans around the country are going to start thinking about the flu. They're hearing experts say that this is going to be the worst flu season we've ever had, which seems like a yearly thing. But is there anything that people should be worried about? What can they do to avoid getting sick?
F
Well, first of all, I was taught that there are four seasons in school, not five. You know, this whole flu season is really a vitamins D deficiency season. I mean, think about it. If we don't get 30 minutes of summer sunlight, we are going to be deficient and that is no mistakes. We need to get that vitamin D supplementation this time of year. We need to avoid stress levels. So many people are under more stress now than ever before and so stress hinders the immune system. Again, we're not getting that 30 minutes of summer sunlight. So I recommend supplementing with vitamin D. But again, you know, you're, you're seeing a lot of the fear being pushed this time of year. You know, you get 5 cents off a gallon if you get your flu shot. And they push it really hard.
D
The.
F
Government subsidies around vaccines and the flu vaccines especially, it needs to be eradicated. We really need to be wise here. The flu has nothing to do. And if you look at the data, the flu is terrible at preventing the flu or even helping you out with that in that area. But the flu is nothing to be afraid of. But just given the body what it needs and we can be. Well, that's really the key.
A
Yeah, I guess that's always one of the questions everybody has. How effective is it? I think the better Question is, do any of these companies actually truly set out thinking well this year we're going to nail it it, we're going to get it. Or they just say well we'll just whatever, we're going to sell enough of them, we'll just put out whatever we think will be most effective. But these are never really effective, these vaccines. What, so what's the story behind them?
F
I mean there's big money, you know, you follow, you know it's like you follow the science. Well, I couldn't find the science but I followed the money and I found the science, you know. You know and really that's the key. It's, there's especially the flu shots. A multi billion dollar industry. You know these industries do not profit when you are well, they profit when are sick. And you know, big pharma doesn't really care about your health. We need to understand that. But you know there, this is big business and every, you know, all the physicians, they get kickbacks for every vaccine they give and so they push it hard. I've never had the flu, flu shot, a flu shot in my life. I've never been vaccinated in my life and I'm healthy, I don't get the flu. I take care of my body, I supplement with vitamin D, you know and I take care and I get enough rest and I exercise, I eat well, move well, think well and I am well. And that's really the key. We need to understand watching the stress levels and taking care of the body and we can be well, we shouldn't have to fear disease. You know, fear is the fire that fuels the furnace of disease. And so when we give these fear mongering campaigns being pushed by big pharma, you know, we fall into their trap and that's when we usually get sick.
A
We're speaking with Dr. Ben Tapper. Boy, I love what you just said there. Director of epigenics at the wellness company. You can go to TWC Health voice. TWC Health voice Promo code voice. You know, I think there's people who feel the same way you do. Maybe they've never gotten a flu vaccine, but let's say last year maybe they did get the flu. I mean I had the flu a couple times. I didn't feel great obviously, but you get through it. But if people want to, who maybe, who maybe get the flu and want to shorten the symptoms, what else can they do?
F
Well again, you know I always say fasting is a big thing. Taking care of the body, avoid sugar, get enough rest we need to eat well, think well, move well. We can be well. Getting that deep three, getting 40ius of vitamin D in the diet is very important. Now if you do get sick, God forbid you do get sick. The wellness company does have some phenomenal kits. They have, you know, I call it vitamin I. The ivermectin has been a heavy hitter. It's been shown to help a lot of people get well through those, those times. So that's something that you can do to have that peace of mind, you know, have those emergency kits in your, in your, in your, in your house and in your home. But again, we can't just neglect our health and think that we're still sick, you know, because of some boogie virus out there. We need to really just take care of our body and make good choices. Our level of health is on a continuum. We're either moving towards health and wellness and, or sickness and disease. And the choice is ours. Every choice you make has a consequence. And you know, we're not sick just because of bad luck. We're really sick because of high stresses and really not taking care of the body. And that's as simple as that.
A
You mentioned ivermectin. I know the ivermectin obviously is, seems to be more and more in the news with, with treating disease seems to be somewhat more accepted. But I've heard a lot about the topical cream lately. Can you tell us about a little bit about the topical cream and what it's been used for and, and what people can do if they want to try that for certain. Is it good for all for skin disorder? What are people using it for?
F
Well, they're using it for really any inflammatory skin issue. I mean, I've seen it for any, you know, hive rashes or anything that's inflammatory in the skin. This I mentioned cream can do wonders for people and has been doing wonders for. It's a very. I think people are realizing how effective ivermectin really is when it comes to just helping the body rid of different things. But the skin cream is very, very effective for any skin irritation inflammatory issue. So, and it's very safe, you know, and so you can get it right at the wellness company. And it is a new product and it is doing wonders for a lot of people.
A
And that's TWC Health Voice use promo code voice for an additional, I think 10% off at checkout. So great, great deal. Dr. Tapper, we always appreciate you being on the show. Thank you very much.
F
Yeah, thank you. God bless you.
A
Guys, you too as well. Dr. Ben Tapper, the director of Epigenics over at the Wellness Company. Again, TWC Health Voice is the place to go. Use promo code voice at checkout. 36 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's get to some more news. Rick Delgado's got it. Delgado, what's going on?
D
Well, Dame, I don't know if you're, You're. You're into the stuff. I know you're online. I know you have computers. You do a lot of stuff. You do some. You do some, some daytime videos, I hear, where people can join you and watch what you're up to, right?
A
Yes, Rick, yes.
D
I'm just trying to get you.
A
Where is this going?
D
You're on the youtubes here.
A
What are we doing?
D
So anyway, somewhere I came across this. It grabbed my attention because it's something that. It's something that it seemed. Well, because you look at the landscape.
A
I can tell already. I can tell already.
D
You look at the landscape, Damon, in terms of what we see coming out of, out of Silicon Valley, all this, this push towards AI, what it can do, what it can help us with, how it's going to change the world, how it's going to change our lives, blah, blah, blah. You hear all about it. Well, Elon Musk, one of our favorites, is gambling on sexy AI companions.
A
I knew it.
D
Yes, according to this article from the New York Times. And it's funny because this grabbed my attention because a guy I work with actually has this on his phone and he shows it to us every day.
A
What are we watching on levels of.
D
What is going on? Her name is Amy. She's a blonde woman wearing pigtails, goth, off the shoulder dress with fishnet stockings, staring into the screen, asking you to tell her what to do next.
A
This crazy town without the music.
D
No, it's basically, it's Amy. She's one of two sexually explicit chatbots, but they don't start out that way. The users progress through the levels of conversation and they unlock more of the conversation as they go on. Mr. Mr. Musk, already known for pushing the boundaries here, has broken the mainstream norms and demonstrated the lengths to which he will go to gain ground in the AI field, where XAI has lagged before more established competitors. Basically, it looks like he's using it.
C
As if the American birth rate wasn't in enough of decline. Like boys are going to stay home and talk to a puppet.
D
This is what it seems like. It's pushing it towards between what he's spending his time with XAI in recent months to help it catch up with rivals. I guess he figures this is going to be one way of getting users to kind of get in line with the AI industry and where they see it going. I know you're laughing. It's weird and it's.
C
No, I know.
D
We're normal people.
C
What did Zuckerberg say? He suggested the kids should have online fake paid for friends so they could be entertained and they could feel good about themselves.
D
Right, so this is basically the adult version.
A
Yeah, I know.
C
And it's, it's, it's terrible.
B
Wait, Paul, where is this going?
A
What's the story that's going to come after this one? That got pushed below this?
D
No, well, this was, this was the next one I had. Oh, oh, okay.
A
Yeah.
D
Ask the comment about the chat bots and what safety guide Rails sales they had. Xai. No one responded. Mr. Musk has said, the AI companions. What a surprise. Right here. This is. Even, Even Amy didn't respond. Musk said that the AI companions. And here's where it gets. Here's where it gets very important.
A
Here's where it gets weird.
B
This is where it makes sense.
D
All right, kids, leave the room.
B
This is where it came in.
A
Here we go. There we go.
D
The AI Companions will help people strengthen their real world connections and address one of the chief anxieties, population decline that he warns could lead to civilizational couple collapse. Yes, he said, mark my words. I predict, counterintuitively, that this will increase the birth rate.
A
Why?
C
Because guys will be talking to a cartoon and they're going to finally get riled up to go outside and see if they could talk to a real person.
A
Maybe it's dating trip training wheels.
D
Yes, exactly.
B
Hands on to something.
D
Yeah, perfect analogy. Dating training wheels. Even if you're 27, stuck in your mom's basement, you can talk to the AI.
B
57, right, right.
C
39.95Aminute.
D
That sounds like me. Yeah, exactly.
C
When I say I wouldn't, I don't want to cancel my Netflix. How some kid gonna cancel his. His girlfriend online kidney.
D
Anyhow, defenders of the technology said the chat bots could provide companionship for lonely people. We know as people get older, they get separated from family, friends. This could help them explore, you know, different things in their lives. So an interesting, interesting thing. If you're on X, if you're on X, all you have to do is go on Grok.
A
What? Nothing.
D
I'm not saying you have to do it Croc or croc. Which one you go on and you type in grock and you put an 80 and all of a sudden she'll pop up and she can, you can have her do stuff and you can talk to her. She, she. She holds a very good conversation. Believe it or not.
B
You got a ufo.
D
Don't ask me how I know this. Delgado again is mine.
B
No, we know that.
C
Have you thought about living? Jesus Christ.
B
Just asking for a friend.
D
Yeah, I'm asking, I'm telling. I'm talking about this for my friend. Friend, yes. Who I won't name. Because he watches. Because he watches the show.
C
I don't believe he had a flood in his house. I think he was talking to God.
A
I was sitting here thinking, I wonder if there's any UF stories we could cut to. And then you just said that.
D
By the way, Amy, Amy who you see there is 22 years old. She likes soft jazzy music and puts heart bubbles in the air.
B
So, man, I've seen it all.
A
Yeah, I mean, Delgado, I, I mean I, I don't, I don't think I've ever seen the breaks thrown on a show more than the breaks have been thrown on this one.
D
Well, think about it. Every time we.
A
I don't want to think about it.
D
Every time we talk about. Every time we talk about, I bring up AI and I bring up the robots, the Terminators that are going to kill us all. You watch, people are going to use this thing. It's going to get to the point, it's going to take all your information, say, upload me to a, to a. A bot and you can touch me.
C
That's the next thing though. That.
D
Right, that's the next thing.
C
You're going to end up in a. In like a puppet in your house for 70 grand.
A
The consciousness, Jennifer on Facebook, Jennifer says it best. In the words of Dwight Yam, I ain't that lonely yet.
C
You know they pre program us. Exactly. You seen the movie she that won an Academy Award? This is all they pre programmed us for this one too.
D
Some, some users.
A
Oh, look at that. Time to go to break.
D
I got more.
A
Good.
C
Oh man.
A
Doug Island's got a follow up to the story coming up. 10:05, Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We'll wrap it up here for a Monday night. A couple quick show notes. We're going to be off on Tuesday and Thursday. TP USA is doing their turning. This, this is the, this is the Turning Point tour. So tomorrow night I'll, I'll be with you for about the first 20 minutes of the show, then we're going to turn it over to tpusa and then on we're going to be off because they started around 7:40. 7:30. 7:40. And they're going to run through the whole show. So we'll be off on Thursday and tomorrow night, I'll be with you for the first couple minutes of the show, kind of like last week, and then we'll. We'll send it to them. Who's the guest tomorrow night? Vivek. I believe Vivek Ramaswamy will be the guest tomorrow night. Wow. With TP usa. And then there's a Thursday stop. I don't know who the guest is on Thursday, but. But they're all. They're all going to be good. So tune in to Real America's Voice for coverage of all that this week. We'll be with you, obviously, tonight, Wednesday, Friday, at the America first warehouse. We're back there again. Let me get to everybody here one more time before we wrap it up. Paul Nolan, anything else on your news headlines tonight that we haven't talked about?
C
Yeah, just keep it quick. You know, I recently got into the country music scene and Zach Bryan, I kept hearing was kind of good and kind of cool.
A
Too bad that you heard that Tool sack. Yeah.
C
His new song slams Ice and I'm done with him. He's out. I'm gonna stay with my Christian rock. I'm stay with Zach Williams. I'm gonna stay with the real stuff.
A
Yeah. So this song, I saw this article that he's thinking that he's put. It's not out yet, I don't think. Right. I think he's thinking he's gonna put this song out. Yeah. Attacking Ice and basically saying that America's.
C
Losing its fading of the red, white.
A
Fading of the red, white and blue. Yeah. Shut up, you jerk. No one needs to hear from you and your crappy songs. By the way, speaking of music, a real band, Rush, is coming back to go on tour.
B
Wow, that's awesome.
C
I am not gonna miss that. My son and I are gonna go Big D. If you want to come, you can. I. I can't wait. Can't wait.
A
Rush is going back on the road and they got a badass girl who's going to. Well, you can't replace the irreplaceable, so let's just start with that.
C
Yep.
A
But having said that, Getty Lee said that he was pretty inspired playing with this girl. I forget her name. Nile something N. She played with Jeff Beck and I Watched some of her on. On socials. And she's badass. Yeah, she is badass, man. She's gonna fill in really well. And so that's exciting. Rush is coming back and doing American tour, limited dates, but two here in New York at the Garden next July. So should be exciting. So, Delgado, anything else on your headlines? Thank God. Do you, Rick? Let's do some reports.
D
Oh, I do have.
A
Oh, you do?
B
Daily Mail.
A
Okay, go ahead. No, go ahead, Delgado. Sure.
D
It's not on your approved list, but it's something that I found that was interesting.
A
Okay, give me the headline. I'll decide if we can do it or not.
D
Scientists Find Evidence of Alien DNA in Humans. Go slick.
A
Time to do sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS EXP is the promo code to use what's going on in sports?
B
All right, update on Monday Night Football. Big D just on the way. Second half stuff. 147 Kansas City leading Jacksonville at Everbank Stadium. In Jacksonville, we got the Cubs and Brewers tied at three right now in third game number two. And the Dodgers have gone up two games to none. So just like Toronto, they're looking to close things out. They'll be looking to close it out on Wednesday night. And obviously Yankees with a big game tomorrow night. We're gonna be checking that out. Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo. We haven't done rodeo in a minute. Let's do the rodeo. Bona Fate, Florida. The Bonaf Memorial Field all around cowboy was Marcus Theorett, $4,600 for townhome roping and team roping. Bareback went to Colton Clemens, 85 points on picket pro rodeo companies Neely Wild 2420 steer wrestling. Mark Joyner, 4.1 seconds. Team roping Marcus Theoret and Chase Graves, 5.6 seconds. Saddle bronc Shea Fournier 85 points on picket Paradios. Big Spit must be watching Sunday Night Football tie down roping. We got Barrow racing, Patty Higgin, 16.5 10, and. Well, that's pretty much it. Big D, we got it. We had a big fight there, right? Pereira with the big win. Oh, unbelievable. Right over Enclave. He's back in the super that light heavyweight title there. So that was great news as well. A quick highlight on that big D. And that's a wrap in sports.
A
Okay, very good. I put in the chat. Should I let Delgado do this next story? One, please, for yes. Two, no shot. He's nuts. So ones or twos will decide here in the next couple minutes. So I'll keep an eye on those. But while we're waiting to see ones or twos. So far the twos have got it one, which I don't blame you unanimous just to finish up on the Democrat sleight of hand that they do with this, with the we're not going to give health care to illegals. Back to this article which I've shared on all of our social media. There's two other things to watch out for. That's the emergency medical care that we, we all know of. Federal law requires states to provide emergency Medicaid coverage and then the state and local costs. But then they say here's the shell game that the Democrats play. Democrat leadership insists that federal law prohibits the expenditure of taxpayer dollars on the providing health care to undocumented immig and claims that Democrats have no interest in changing that law. Technically true, politically deceptive. He says the sleight of hand and he uses the word sleight of hand, which I thought was interesting, lies in the word undocumented. By administratively reclassifying millions who enter illegally as lawfully present. As I told you, through expanded parole authority, the previous administration ensured that these individuals are no longer categorized as undocumented immigrants. Immigrants even though they entered illegally and would have been denied entry under traditional enforcement. Democrats can claim with a straight face that they're not spending taxpayer money on undocumented immigrants because the administration already changed their documentation status through executive action. So again, that's the game. They continue to play it. It's absolute nonsense. We all saw them raise their hands at the debate that they'd all be for it. So this is just a common sense test. That's what everybody needs to take when dealing with this common sense. What your eyes and ears tell you, not what the line Democrats say. So that's how you know. That's what we know. So anyways, let's go back here. What do we have? Ones or twos? I, I mean, I see.
B
All right, I saw somebody put 2, 2, 2, 2.
A
I think it's probably even the twos probably win. But I don't know. I'm feeling like in a good mood. So. Doug Otto, what do you got?
D
Scientists find evidence of alien demons DNA in humans. Damon? Yes. Scientists claim they have found evidence of alien genetic manipulation in human DNA with large sections of genes seemingly inserted into people, potentially affecting millions of humans. If confirmed, the discovery could fundamentally alter our understanding of human evolution and the future of the human race, said lead researcher Dr. Max Rempel, the founder and chief executive of the D DNA Research Foundation. The study, which has not yet undergone a peer review analyzed DNA from both ordinary people and self reported alien abductees.
A
Really?
D
That's where it comes in.
B
How is it inserted?
D
Control we don't know.
B
Is that KDJ's Power Ranger could be.
D
In an examination of 581 complete families with 1000 genome projects, Rempel found that large sequences of DNA In a large 11 families appeared to match neither parent. These anomalies include A cluster of 348 non parental genetic variants, some of which were born from children before 1990, ruling out human gene editing. So they couldn't have been gene editing because it was done before 1990. He also cautioned though the findings are preliminary and require more vigorous analysis as well as vigorous drinking. Let's see. No conclusive evidence yet because we need better data sets which are available only on approval. Never. Nevertheless, he believes the implications could be staggering to humanity.
C
You know what? I'm so sick. All you round earthers out there, you know it's.
A
Yeah, no, I mean it makes. Makes total sense. All of it.
D
He said Both NASA and U. S Pentagon have admitted that alien life may exist.
C
If you want to learn about around earth, follow me on X. Paul underscore.
A
Eggs Nolan, someone in the chat guy says he lost me at evolution.
B
That's a good place to jump off.
C
By the way they tested his DNA. He was left the ball in 1997.
A
Yeah, maybe you could be the first one to get your genes tested.
D
According to Rumpel, he says if he can access the DNA from parents and children who self reported as alien abductees, High resolution sequencing could definitively identify the alien insertions.
C
Oh, so.
A
All right, Rick Delgado, we'll see you all on Friday. Maybe the rest of us will see you on Wednesday.
D
Hey wait.
A
As always, we salute our military active and active, police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks everybody on the show, Aaron Franklin Shout of Delgado as always, most of all, thank you to live from Studio 6B. Audience not new, not new. We'll see you on Wednesday. Live from Studio 6B SAM.
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This is.
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This episode of "Live From Studio 6B" dives into a turbulent week in American politics and culture. The Roundtable—Damon (Big D), Slick Rick, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, and the team—bat around breaking news, campaign scandals, law enforcement issues, and culture war flashpoints with their signature blend of edgy humor and commentary. Major stories include the explosive text scandal rocking Virginia’s Attorney General candidate, the media's handling of political violence, a deep dive into alleged government overreach/DOJ surveillance, Trump’s rally for the Navy’s 250th, and colorful asides ranging from sports recaps to Elon Musk’s AI experiments.
"This, my friends, is who they are. The Democrat Party has shown its true colors and they're darker than a moonless night."
“Think about spying on eight GOP senators. Think how lawless this guy Jack Smith is... If this is what they’re doing to your sitting U.S. senators, what are they doing to regular Americans?”
“Because of you, our Navy and our country will always be proud and righteous and mighty and free. ... Congratulations once again on 250 years of total dominance.”
“I couldn’t find the science, but I followed the money and I found the science—you know. ... These industries do not profit when you are well, they profit when you are sick.”
| Segment | Timestamp | |-------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------| | Virginia AG Jay Jones Text Scandal & Spanberger Coverage | 04:28–17:17 | | Stephen Miller vs. CNN (ICE, Antifa, Stand Down Orders) | 22:19–30:44 | | DOJ/Jack Smith Surveillance of GOP Senators | 31:04–36:24 | | ICE Stand Down Orders in Chicago | 44:46–47:04 | | Trump at Navy’s 250th, Military Morale | 54:58–60:13 | | Dr. Ben Tapper on Health/Flu Season | 72:49–78:29 | | Elon Musk, Sexy AI Companions | 79:06–84:21 | | Sports Roundup | 17:32–22:09, 38:46–43:41, 64:05–66:52, 89:30–90:41 | | BLM vs. Soros, Dem “Shell Game” on Immigration | 51:10; 66:52–71:07 |
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