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Evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.
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On Real America's Voice.
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All right.
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Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Thursday night. Welcome to the program. We've got quite the lineup, quite a lot going. Aaron. There is so much going on tonight. We're going to hear from President Trump coming up in just a little bit. He's going to be speaking live from an event. I'll get the information on that. We believe he's going to be speaking live. So hopefully we can, we'll take him live when that happens. In the meantime, we've also got, we've got a special guest that's coming up at 9:30, believe it or not. His name is Skip Bedell if you want to check that out. That's coming up at 9:30. He's been doing stuff on the network all day right here at Real America's Voice. So we look forward to meeting him. I'll get to say hi. He'll, he'll do his thing right here on the show with us. That should be a lot of fun. But of course, it is a Thursday night. Welcome to the program. Dish Network, channel 219, Pluto TV channel 240, Samsung TV plus 1175. We're also on Roku TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Select TV, channel 106 and of course, as always, like and share, like and share. Follow us on all of the socials. We're talking about Rumble with the rumblers on the YouTubes, Facebook, Twitter, X Kick Getter and Instagram as well. LFSXB show on Instagram. And like I mentioned, there's a, there's a lot going on. We got a lot of moving pieces. Harry is even here. That's how crazy it is. Slick is going to be joining us in just a little bit. He is at an event which you know, happens this time of year. It's the Christmas season, he's, he's out being Christmasy. He's in the, he's in the Christmas holiday spirit and hopefully he'll be, he'll be liquored up nicely when he gets here. In the meantime, Vin, Vin Buda, how are you, sir? Vinnie Mack joining us from where, where are you today? Because we, we missed you on Tuesday. You didn't join us. You were, you were wigging your way, I believe from Florida to D.C. now where, now where are you today?
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Oklah, I am in, I'm in West Palm Beach. I was in D.C. for two days, which we'll be talking about. Yeah, I'm doing great. I've been here for almost two weeks. I've got now my white patent leather shoes. I got my shuffleboard stick. I'm all good. Things are working out well. And I do want to tell Kevin Downey Jr. I'm liking his hair tonight. And I've got all your albums, all your albums.
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They're amazing.
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Thank you.
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Speaking of which, the aforementioned Kevin Downey Jr. He's got a radio show if you haven't heard on LI News Radio go to LI Newsradio.com you can listen to there. Aaron, are we on them tonight? Yes, we are. So you can, if you're listening in your car, it's 103.9 li news radio on Long Island. So welcoming the audience there. But your 9am to 11am host Monday through Friday on Li News Radio is also a writer at PJ Media. He's a stand up comic working around the country. And of course he's live with us tonight. Kevin Downey Jr. I feel like I haven't seen you since last time I saw you.
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Yeah, it's been a while. It's been a while. And I van I want to tell you my hair's a little messy because it frizzes out every time I wash it and I just wait, what's today? Thursday. So I just washed it in June so it's still going to have a couple days. It's going to keep going.
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It's looking good, my friend.
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Yeah, it does look between that and the red velvet jacket. I love the jacket.
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It's a little more Howard Jones than I would like to look right now. Howard Jones.
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A little, little less. A little less cure.
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Yeah, it's the color, I think.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I like that. Someone called my, my, my hair the executive Cure look. Executive Robert Smith.
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I'm digging the look. Definitely, definitely a good look, especially on a Thursday night. And wow. And he's got His Ashley Babbitt shirt on. I do something you don't see every day.
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I do.
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That's well done.
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Thank you.
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So it is a Thursday night, and again, welcome to the program. We got a lot to go over. Hey, Aaron, did you want to do the. The Odds Maker pick now? Because the game's going to be starting soon. We're talking about the Thursday Night Football game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Let's do the pick now because I know the game's going to be starting soon and SL Slick won't be here to do it. So let's. Let's get that done. What? Should. Should. Should I. You read slicks? I'm. I'm gonna do slicks.
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Yes.
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All right, so I'm gonna do the Slick Rick. I'm gonna be taking the Falcon to wear his shoes. Plus the. Plus the five and a half. Yeah. I wish I had issues. Falcons plus five and a half taken on Tampa Bay down in Tampa Bay, Correct?
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Yes, correct.
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Okay, so they're playing tonight in Tampa Bay against one of my favorite quarterbacks, and Slick is going with the Falcons, who really have been playing quarterback shuffle throughout the season. Between all the injuries they've had, they've got one really good player and Bijan Robinson and. But he seems to think the. The Falcons are going to take that at five and a half.
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He does think that, and I don't.
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Know why he thinks that. I'm going to take Tampa Bay minus the five and a half tonight.
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Word on the street is that Mike Evans is back from his injury.
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I think he's been out for the past seven weeks, but he is going to be on a snap count. But I do think having him back.
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The game will make a difference for Baker here.
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Honestly, it's now or never for Tampa Bay after their terrible loss last week to the Saints.
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So I think they're going to go for a big win at home.
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Yeah, you know what? I. And I saw that. That. What do you call it? Oh, who's the receiver you just mentioned? Mike Evans. Mike Evans. Yeah. I saw that he was activated again. I was like, oh, this. This could actually be good. Baker will have an extra. An extra weapon there. Yep. And it'll open up some of his other options on offense. So we'll see what happens with that. I would have been with you, Aaron. I'd have taken Tampa Bay. But since I'm playing the part of the Slick Rick today, I'm going with Falcons giving up the five and a half. All right, so there you have it. That's the odds maker pick for a Thursday night.
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Yeah.
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Big news. Lots of big news breaking. There's, there's stuff that we're gonna have to probably we'll try to get to tonight. The stuff that we'll save for tomorrow. One of the big things today, I don't know if you guys had a chance to see this as a Utah, Utah judge has ruled that cameras will be allowed in the courtroom in the trial of the alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Taylor Robinson for his trial. That ruling came late this afternoon. Here is the judge talking about a cut number three. Here's that judge making that ruling. Cut number three, just a part of it. Check this out.
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I find that excluding the court, the.
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Cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing.
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I find that giving.
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Making it very.
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Clear first that the transmission cannot begin until court is in session and must end before as the court ends the.
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Session and cannot be filmed before or.
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After the filming of as previously stated.
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In the decorum order and EMC must.
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Be followed to the letter.
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Yeah. So there's the judge announcing that the, you know, the, the rules for when the camera is going to be on and off and what they can, what they will and will not be allowed to to film. The man accused, of course, of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. He made his first appearance today in court earlier today, nearly three months after he was taken into custody. The hearing marks the most significant step in the case so far and comes amid growing concerns from media outlets and Kirk's widow about the increasing secrecy surrounding the proceedings. And Tyler Robinson, of course, charged with aggravated murder, multiple, multiple related felonies and Kirk's fatal shooting at the September 10th event at Utah Valley University. And since then, much of the case has unfolded behind closed doors, prompting a coalition of media organizations to demand greater transparency. And one of those things is going to be allowing, you know, cameras in the court for the proceeding. And when you think about it, it seems like it's, it should be really a no brainer. It's like, what do you, what are you going to hide that we won't find out about anyway, right, Kevin?
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Yep. And you know what I find fascinating? In New York City, we still have court, what do you call them, the sketchers.
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Yes.
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They draw pictures which are horrible, horrible. But you notice they allow the cameras in for Trump. They're hoping to humiliate him. But this is an important trial. This, I mean this, I'm not going to say this is a trial of the century. There are a lot of people very upset about Charlie Kirk being assassinated.
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And let's face it, we've seen a lot of violence from the, the LGBT FBI squad over there. And I, I have people texting, calling me every day. They're getting angry because every time you hear a story, assassin. This assassin, it's never, it's never one of their people facing an assassin. And I'm not telling you, go shoot them. I'm just saying anytime you hear a story about an assassin, it's always one of our guys. One of our people is either dead or almost dead.
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Yeah. On the receiving end, whether it be somebody who, you know, like a Charlie Kirk or a different political figure or even one of our brave, you know, patriotic war fighters out there or people in the military. And we saw that unfold in Washington, D.C. just around. Right. Literally the day before Thanksgiving.
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Yeah. And, you know, no one's talking about Nikita Casper. He is the 18 year old who slaughtered his parents, stole their money because he needed to pay for his trip to go kill Trump. I have no idea what's going on with that animal. Yeah, he's out of the news because he's one of theirs. Operation Mockingbird doesn't want to tell you about them, but Pete Hegseth, he's a murderer. That's in the news every day.
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Yeah, exactly. Hey, Vin, what. What are your thoughts on what the judge ruled today and what you've been hearing about this case? Because. Because we know it's, it's. It's kind of important to all of us in different ways.
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Yeah, it's important. And just overall, my view is let the cameras in courtrooms in general, if people want to see. And my experience with seeing that, and by the way, this goes back to the O.J. trial, to current trials, is sometimes you feel pretty good about our legal system and other times you see our legal system completely upside down with people that can afford really good defenses, like what happened with O.J. and you watch, you know, a guilty man become innocent in this case, for all of us who love Charlie Kirk, and I know that includes all of you guys there, I'm sitting here in a studio where he has sat in this chair that I'm in, doing the show many times. He's a good friend of this network, a good friend of the owner of the network, good friend of our man Parker, who actually makes many things happen here. I want to see this trial because I think we all need some sense of closure now. We're going to get that and hopefully, the cameras in the courtroom give us that transparency that we. I think we really need. If the judge ruled any other way, I would have been furious. So I'm glad that he is allowing cameras in the courtroom.
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Yeah. Again, he showed up. He made his first appearance today. I guess there was a. There was a lot. A lot of talk. He seemed kind of, you know, almost. Almost detached from reality, like not. Not realizing the gravity of the situation he finds himself in. But that's, you know, that's, I guess, par for the course with these lunatics. Right. They think, well, I'm. I'm above. I was. I was saving the world.
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Yeah.
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You know, I'm a good person.
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You know, it really steams my clams. Most people. I was arguing with someone on Facebook, a friend of mine, and she said, trump's not going to leave office. I go, why would you think that? Well, he puts his name on buildings. He said he owns the buildings. He's building a ballroom no one wants. It's not. They're not using public money.
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And.
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And. And I said, and last time, he left, even though he knew he was cheated. I said, look, the people on the left, they think they have the moral and intellectual superiority over us. They have neither. They're a bunch of idiots. I want to see this play out, because I won't believe it if I don't see it. If this guy walks like. I think Luigi Mangioni might, he might dodge these state charges.
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I don't know about that. I mean, they got him pretty much dead to rights.
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If they throw out what? They might throw out the search of his bag.
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No, they have that on camera. I know they're trying to, but they have that on camera. It's. It's kind of. It's kind of by the book.
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And they're like, you know, I hope so.
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Yeah.
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He's gone to court twice, and he's won twice. And we both know in. In the five boroughs, those animals want this guy to walk. Well, it's gonna be a big fu. To people who, you know, care about law and order and whatnot.
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Yeah. What are your thoughts on that?
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You know, I. I have a thought about this, because first of all, this kid was. Whatever happened to him to make him hate to this level, to kill an amazing man. Whatever got him to that point? Whatever happened to social media? Whatever happened with people trying to brainwash him? Whatever happened in all that dark, you know, the dark web stuff that you heard, all that happened. Nanny's been arrested now. He's been in jail, and now he's going on trial. This kid's got to be sitting there and thinking, what the hell did I just do? I, I kind of feel like that might be part of what we're going to see in the courtroom. Because reality has to set in. You know, when you, when you, when you get that crazy over news and information, especially lies and manipulation, like he probably was given and, and then turned all that hate into killing Charlie, he has to have like some sort of a moment where he's like, holy cow, like, why did I do this? You know, this is. It may be some rational thinking or something. I think that might happen and, and I hope it does, because he needs to have a reckoning with himself as to what the hell he did then.
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Let me ask you this. So that friend I was just talking about, she's terrified Trump's not gonna leave office and she has the dumbest reason for thinking it. I think, I think the Operation Mockingbird morons have been gavaging fear down the throats of these, especially in the week. The low iq. Oh yeah, fear.
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Easily, easily. Especially when you, when you look at, when you look at the reactions like you're talking about, oh, he's not gonna leave. He already left one time. But, but he's putting his name on Billy. He owns those building. You know, as soon as you. It points out how confidently stupid they all are that they're willing to like to march forward and yell out these talking points without having any basis in fact or reality. Like they sit there that it. Like they never sat there. And, and like Vin was just talking about it. This kid having this, this aha moment. Like, wait, what did I just do? I don't think that, that it's, it's possible with a lot of them because. Let me guess, this person you're talking about on Facebook, she's a white liberal female.
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Yep.
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Yeah, there you go.
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How'd you know?
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You know, they, they come in all shapes and sizes. Usually the large size and, and strangely. Strangely shaped.
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Strangely shaped blue hair, smells like cat pee.
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Right.
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We know what we're dealing with.
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Yeah, exactly.
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Ourselves a real, real chocolateye here.
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Right. So you know, when, when you're talking about those people, they're very easily manipulated. Yeah, very easily manipulated. You don't. They don't.
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Confusion.
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They're the type that just reads the headline and runs. They don't read the story because somewhere down through those paragraphs, probably about six or seven, you'll find the real story. But they're just honed in on the. On the headline.
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Yep. And they're using words like genocide. They're going to genocide the trans people. Going to kill them all. Well, who's getting genocided here? And I don't even use the word genocide as a verb. Like a genocide. It's Republicans taking all the bullets, taking everything. All right. Yeah. Ever. If you're a Tesla, some crusty hippie probably wiped his butt on you. I'm sorry about that Tesla car. That's. But anything else. 98 of the violence coming from the left. And why is it? Because they're scared. They think Trump, even though Trump did nothing to him last time, even though Trump is the first as far as, like, they. Everyone. Everyone in the. In the LGBT CIA community, scared they're gonna be rounded up. Really? Because Trump is the first major party president candidate to never run on an anti gay marriage platform.
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Yeah. And with that said, speaking of Trump, Kevin, here we go. From what I understand, President Trump is coming up to deliver remarks at the Congressional Ball into the grand foyer. There he is. Hey, look, he's coming down the stairs. He's waving to the ground. Here he comes.
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He's great, man.
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Making his entrance. We're gonna go full screen here. Look at it. Everybody's excited to see him. They've got their phones up, and he'll be coming up to the podium to make some remarks in just a few moments. We're gonna stay with this live and then we'll discuss it once he's done. Again, he's delivering marks at the Congressional Ball in the grand foyer. Right there.
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Yeah. You guys, you know what I don't see? I don't see any topless transmabob dudes running around.
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Yeah.
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I really like the new White House.
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Now, which is good.
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Yes, it's wonderful.
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So we're just waiting for the President to come out. And again, it's. It should be an interesting night. Here he comes. Here we go. He's ready.
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What a nice group of Democrats. We do. We have a lot of Democrats. And we welcome you. Honestly. We do. And I think we're going to start working together in healthcare. I really predict that. How are you, boy? I see some very friendly faces. I see some faces that are friendly, but they could be friendlier. But I think we're going to do great and we've got a lot of good things to happen. We know our first lady, she worked so hard on making this so beautiful. And the decorations. She's been given wonderful reviews for the trees and all of the Christmas decorations. So thank you very much. So we have a very special congresswoman with us, Julia Letlow. Where is Julia? And it was just announced, and in fact, I just heard that she went to the Dip Room, where she officially announced with a very handsome man, her engagement. Okay, where is Julia? Julia, where are you? Come on up, Julia. That's a big deal. Come on, Julia, let's go. Julia. That's a big deal. That's bigger than that, transcends politics. Look at Julia. Oh, he's so lucky.
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He.
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He's the luckiest guy. He's a handsome guy, too. Congratulations. Let me see that ring. Oh, that's a nice ring. That's fantastic. Well, yeah, go ahead.
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Thank you so much. The best president of my entire life is he's had. Nice size of America.
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Thank you.
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Thank you. She's got a great woman. It's a fantastic couple. Thank you very much. So I want to just welcome everybody to the White House. It's a very special tradition, and it's interesting because all other times, oh, look, I have my favorite congressman. How are you? You, congressman? You know, it's very interesting because all other Christmas occasions, everyone's quiet. When they're all politicians in the room, they talk right through a speech. And that's okay. I don't mind that. But I want to welcome you all to the White House. It's an honor to have you. It's a special place. You know, for 150 years, they've been trying to do a ballroom. They never got it off, but we got it off. And in a very short period of time, like about a year and a half, you're going to have the best ballroom anywhere in the country. Anywhere. It is. It is special. And they're going to be able to. We'll be able to host this in a larger setting. However, it won't be the same. So I think we'll keep this the same way. But we really did. We had a fantastic Turnout. We had 12 different parties, and they asked me to go to speak at every party, and I did. I spoke at every single party. Then they announced, because of the fact that they have so many people, it's 11 people are turned down for everyone that makes it so it's a very good feeling. But I did 11. Then they said, sir, would you do two more? I did two more. And I said, did Biden do this, too? I don't think so. I would love it if he did. It would have been very interesting. But we have a lot of things happening. We have a congressional ball we have so many different. But what we're really here to celebrate is Christmas. So I want to wish everybody a very merry Christmas, a very happy New Year, Happy Hanukkah, whatever it may be. It's going to be happy and we're going to have a fantastic year. We have a fantastic year coming up. You know, never in our country have we had investment like has taken place over the last 10 months. We have $18 trillion plus already. And I think by the end of the year it will be over $20 trillion. That's more than any nation anywhere in the world at any time. By quadruple, by quadruple. In the previous administration, just to give you a little fact, not to be hostile, but they had less than 1 trillion over four years. So we have 18, I think we'll have 20, but we have 18 over 10 months. So that's some, that's some number. And with that, and with that automatically comes jobs. And today for the 52nd day, we hit an all time stock market high. And that's great. And that means, that means 401s. That means a lot of things are happening. It means jobs. And I think when the real numbers start coming out and when the real pollsters start doing the polls, I think you're going to see some really fantastic numbers. And that's good for Republicans, frankly, and Democrats. I want to again thank our first lady for working so hard on this. She's done so well. It's the, let's see, she's done it four times. This would be the fifth time. And I would say this is the best. Although I like the red tree. She got criticized for the red trees. Then I liked the white trees and she was criticized for the white trees. Then I liked the green trees and she got criticized and she went back to green and they love it. So I don't know what's going on. I think this is a little bit of a different administration maybe than the first. But I want to thank all of the great people in the room, both Democrat and Republican, who work so hard on behalf of our great nation. You're members of the greatest legislative body in the history of our country, history of the world, really. And we have the greatest nation anywhere in the world. And it's getting stronger, bigger, better. And I just want to, I just want to thank you because sometimes we don't work together, but we come up with great ideas together. And that is true. So tonight we're going to set aside all political differences. We're not going to criticize each other. We're going to love each other and we're going to come together, not as Democrats and Republicans, but as fellow Americans to give thanks for this nation, which is so great indeed. And it's a, it's a tremendous, I think it's a tremendous tribute that I think it really is. I think it's a tremendous tribute that so many Democrats have joined us tonight. High level. I know almost every single name on the list. It's a very impressive list, too, I must say. But let me also say a very special thanks to all of the spouses and loved ones here tonight. You make incredible sacrifices for us as politicians. I call myself now a politician. I never thought that was going to happen. I never thought that was going to happen, but it happened. But none of what we absolutely do whatever would be possible without you. And I want to thank you, thank my great wife, my great first lady, for helping me. But every single one of you have been helped by your spouse. I want to also thank our really wonderful, great vice president, J.D. vance, who's here, Jay Dean.
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Thank you.
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And second lady Usha Vance. Usha, thank you very much. Thank you, Usha. Also a man that a few of you might know not very well, but you might know him. Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson. Where's Mike? What a great job you're doing. What a great job. And most importantly, you have a wonderful, beautiful wife. Thank you very much. Say hello to the boys. Okay. It's great to have you both. It was really. It's not easy to manage with a majority of three, but we've been up to seven and we sort of veer back at and forth. But he's done a job and he gets along very well with the Democrats. Sometimes I would say he gets along too well. That bothers. We also have Senate Majority Leader John Thune here. Where's John? Where is John? One of the really good. He's a good. Thank you. Oh, wow. Look at him. See, he always gives the best location to others. Thank you, John. Thank you for everything. You've done a great job. He. It's not easy, John. It's not easy. Thank you very much. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise. Where is Steve? Where is Steve? Mr. Speaker, I'll tell you what. You know, I always say he's got great courage because he got hit real hard. He got hit harder than I got hit. I got hit, too, but I got a little, you know, I have a throbbing feeling. He had much more than a throbbing feeling. In fact, I went to the hospital and they actually thought he wasn't going to make it. His wife was devastated. She was crying. I tell this story. I found out that night you have a wife that loves you dearly. I know many wives would not even be crying. But your wife, your wife was absolutely a mess. She was crying. She was inconsolable, Steve. So we found that out. But he made it. And then he went about four months later, he could barely walk. He went and he played second base in the game between the. You. Between you people, right? Republicans and Democrats. He could barely walk. He could barely stand. He was not going to be the great Bobby Richardson All Star second baseman of the New York Yankees for 15 years. And this could only happen, by God. A shot was hit to him so hard. I said, oh, no. And it went right at him. He fell to his knees, which was his only option because he couldn't bend. This was not a good looking picture. He knocked down the ball, picked it up, could barely grab it, threw it to first base. The runner, who was actually a very good Democrat athlete, was out. And I said that. And I said. And I told this. That was. That was a miracle. That was a miracle. And then brilliantly, after one hitter, the manager took him out of the game because there was no way that he was going to outdo that one. So, Steve, it's great that you're here and we love you, Steve, and you went through a lot. Majority Whip Tom Emmer, a fantastic guy with a fantastic spouse. Where's Tom? Tom is a great guy. I don't know what you going to do about Minnesota, where. There he is. He's a handsome devil, isn't he? With a. With an unbelievable wife who puts up with a lot of stuff. She does not have an easy job. Tom, you are a difficult man. And Tom is very friendly with the Somalians. You know, he's doing a great job. He's a big. He's a big fan. He's a big fan of Somalia. He said, please correct that. Thank you, Tom, very much. Thank you. He's a great guy. He's done a fantastic job and we really appreciate it. And you have so many members of the House and the Senate, but I just want to thank a few of them. And I really, I do mean it. I think it's fantastic that we're all here together tonight. We have cabinet members and we have. Marco is here, Scott Besant is here. We got them all sort of here. Every single one. I won't call them out because they're not names that are going to get huge applause from this very substantially Democrat audience. But you know what? They're working. They're working toward making America great again. It's very simple. We are making America great again. I saw it today on a somewhat left ish broadcast. They were saying, you know, whether you like it or not, these numbers are starting to get very good. And they are. And that's good for all of us. But during this season of joy and peace, we have so much to celebrate as a nation. Because one year ago we really were. We were a country that was in serious trouble. There were those who'd say we were a country that was really not going to make it. And they were saying we were not going to make it. Now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. They're all saying it. Other leaders are saying it. The European nations are saying it. The European nations are reporting that your president might as well be the leader of the European nations also. They listen to us and they respect us like they've never respected us before. So we're going to work very hard. We get along with them. We want to get along with as many nations as we can. We've been ripped off by a lot of them for a lot of years and frankly, a lot of the Democrats knew that better than some of the Republicans. But we've been ripped off and taken advantage of by friend and foe. And in many cases friend was worse than foe. But not anymore. We have. I don't know if you noticed, the deficit was cut down by 64%. Nobody has ever heard of a number like that. You know why? A thing called tariffs. The tariffs are so big and so substantial and it was just announced two weeks ago. The deficit is cut down by. Nobody ever heard of a number like that. If the deficit goes down by 2%, it's like a great thing. The tariffs have reduced the deficit by 64%. Nobody has ever seen. And frankly, we haven't even started yet. It's given us strength. We've solved eight wars. Think of it. Eight wars have been solved, although Thailand and Cambodia. I think I'm going to have to make a couple of phone calls on Thailand and. But we'll get that one back on track. But think of it. We've solved eight wars that's never happened. And more Americans are working today than ever before in the history of our country. We've never had anything like it. We have more Americans working today than at any time by far in the history of our country. And 100% of all new jobs have been created 100% created in the private sector. I mean, that's a big factor, right, Virginia. Right. Also just announced real wages are up for the typical worker by more than $1,000 a year. That's a record $1,000 a year. And many of you in Congress worked very hard, both. Both sides this year to keep the promises that you were elected on and to deliver big wins to the American people. And Democrats worked very hard, too. I mean, I think you could get rid of a couple of your little policies like men and women's sports, open borders, transgender for everybody. But other than that, other than that, I like what you're doing. You passed the largest tax cuts in American history. We all did that. We passed the largest spending cuts in American history, and we have the largest regulation cuts by far in American history. All of these things were just passed. You passed the Lake and Riley act to get criminal aliens off the streets so they don't kill our people, hurt our people, mug our people, slice up our people, which is what they did. They're not doing it so much because crime is way down. And you passed the Genius act to unleash a new era of financial innovation. And on a bipartisan basis, working with. With a woman named Melania. Have you heard of Melania? But working with our great first lady, you passed the Take It down act to protect our nation's youth from some horrible people. And I think. I'm not sure that was. This is hard to believe. I believe this is correct. It was just about a unanimous vote, to which I said, maybe you should be doing my job, because I don't get one vote. You know that it was. Was it. Did anybody vote against it? Even Rand Paul voted for it.
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Right?
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Because Rand Paul is an automatic no vote. He's not a Democrat vote, but he's an automatic no. Everybody voted. I think it was just about unanimous. I can't believe it. She came home, I said, I heard you got a unanimous vote. Yeah. She looks at me like, you know what was a big deal? But that was a great thing that she did and a great thing that all of you did. Very soon, I'll hopefully be signing a National Defense Authorization act that makes investment in the United States military, which I think most people want to see. And I look forward to. Working with each and every one of you in the coming year to make our nation stronger, safer, wealthier, healthier. And I really believe we can work on healthcare together and come up with something that's going to be much better, much less expensive for the people less expensive for our nation, but really, most importantly, better and less expensive for the people. And we have an idea that rather than making these massive payments where they, you know, their stocks went up 1,700% over a short period of time, the insurance companies, we make beautiful big payments directly to the people and they buy their own health insurance. And it's so good and so popular and everybody wants it. And I think, frankly, I think a lot of the Democrats are going to want it, too. It's been a very popular. Ever since I uttered those words about a month ago. It's been very, very popular. So hopefully we can get that done together. So I want to just say in closing, have a fantastic. You're going to have a fantastic evening. This food is unbelievable. The White House is known for great food, and it's better than that. And it's a great house. It's a special, special place. You know, I've had a lot of nice houses, but I have to tell you, this House, it's just special. It's one of the reasons that every one of these events, all of them are packed, sold out, waiting room, they're begging to come. People love the White House and people love our country and we love the Republicans and we love the Democrats. So we love everybody else. We love everybody, especially tonight, now, tomorrow. I'll have to deny I ever said that, but that's okay. So I want to thank you. Maybe our first lady would like to say something.
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Good evening.
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Welcome to the White House. As the President said, our greatest triumph in my office, in the first lady office in 2025 is take a Down Act. I want to.
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I appreciate all of your support.
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I appreciate your bipartisan, overwhelmingly bipartisan support and across the House and the senate. Thank you, Mr. Speaker Johnson. And I hope you will be excited to support my new legislative initiative in 2026.
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Some of you already know about it.
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Because it's already in the works. Thank you very much. I wish you and your families a very happy and merry Christmas and a healthy new year. Thank you. Well, I just. I just heard about that for the first time. The only thing I can tell you, I know one thing for sure, Mr. Speaker. It's going to be great. It's going to be great for children. Okay. I don't know what it is she's doing, but I know it's going to be great for children because she loves children and she's. She's got a wonderful boy and she's very proud of her boy, but she loves children. And if she if she puts it out, it'll be maybe unanimous again or whatever that was, but very close unanimous again. I want to thank you all. Have a great Christmas, a great Hanukkah, and a fantastic year, but we're going to have a great three years, four years, 10 years. We're going to make it great. Our country is. Our country is going to be strong, safe, rich. It's going to be great. We're going to make America great again. Thank you, everybody. Thank you very much. Thank you.
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All right, live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. There you have it. President Trump joined by the first. First lady. Probably the best first lady I think we've ever had.
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I think she was looking at me that whole time. Come on, guys. Right here, right here.
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It was either the. It was either the hair or the. Or the jacket. She was attracted.
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Yeah, well, like. Is that Bon Jovi? I can't blame.
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Yeah, now you have it.
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Now she slid into my DMs.
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Dang.
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This is awkward.
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Live remarks from President Trump at the Congressional Ball at the White House, and sounds like they're going to have a raucous time.
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Yeah. Now, let's tell him you caught onto it first. What did he say at the end? Screaming about tomorrow, Rick, we're gonna have a great year.
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3 years, 5 year, 10 years. In other words, let's leave him. Let's jab him a little bit and make sure that the liberal media freaks out. Just freaks out, because there he is. He's doing it. He just triggered the entire left with that one little dig at the end. And that's pretty much kind of a throwaway for us because we just kind of giggle and laugh at it because we know where he's going.
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Yeah, but. Right. As soon as you said that Jake Tapper pooped his Crocs, he said, what he's doing.
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He's gonna do it.
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He's gonna do it. I love how he sets him off. They take the bait every time. He's like Lucy with the football. Here come the Democrats. Oh, we got him now.
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Yeah, exactly. And what's amazing, Vin, is that today I was watching. I was watching on social media, Tony Robbins. Just a clip of Tony Robbins talking about people. What triggers people. And what he was talking about is basically liberals, right? Because he said, you know, if there's something out there that triggers you, it's not that person, it's you. You control how you react. So the fact that you react this way, you can't blame it on anyone else because not Everybody responds the same way. So it has to be something else. It has to be you, right?
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Yeah. Yeah. Very perceptive of both you and Tony, by the way. So in your good company there, Mr. Delgado. Well, you know, thank you. Tony Robbins, obviously a great mentor to many, many people. But I have heard therapists talk about this Trump derangement syndrome, which is where a lot of the triggering is centered. And they've said, these are not about Trump, they're about unresolved issues that most people on the left seem to have. And Delgado, I think you and I can relate to this and probably KDJ too, cuz you're out there battling a lot on Facebook. I see the posts and the back and forth, and what we see from so many people when they're fighting with us are there's unresolved issues with them and that's what's triggering them. And for Tony Robbins to pick it up is interesting, but I've heard therapists pick it up and it makes so much sense, doesn't it? When someone has like an underlying anger, it's like road ra. You know, that people freak out, they're driving a road rage, but they're mad about something else.
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Right.
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And they're just freaking out in their car because some guy, you know, maybe cut them off or whatever.
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Right. But they're actually.
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I totally think that's true.
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Yeah, they're actually angry about something else. And, you know, it kind of. It takes me back to when I was, when I was coaching, you know, youth basketball. I was like, look, there's. There's nothing. Because the kids, you know, they, they emulate what they see on tv. So they see, they see professionals argue with refs, you know, throw tantrums, blah, blah, blah, do whatever. I'm like, guys, you can only control you. You can't control the ref. The ref's gonna, the ref's gonna call what he sees. You can't control what the other team is going to do. The only way thing you can control is your attitude and how you approach how we're gonna try and win this game. And it was, yeah, there were kids, but I was trying to instill that early. It's like, look, don't look around and blame everybody else because maybe you screwed something out. Take, take responsibility and say, ah, that was me. I got to do better. You know, that kind, that kind of, that kind of thought process.
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Absolutely. I also think that there's a real, a serious lack of impulse control on the left. Anything will set them off.
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Right.
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We can we can hit him. And they don't think you're a Nazi so they can punch you. As you've heard the saying goes. They say you're Nazi so they can. They don't punch you because they think you're a Nazi.
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Right.
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Let's call him a Nazi so we can beat the potato salad out of them. That's what they're doing. But underneath there's fear. And you know what else I think I, I get a lot from the, the left is jealousy.
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Yeah.
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Because there's, there's so many people on the far left. They're just malcontents. They're never going to go anywhere. They're never going to do anything.
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Yeah.
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And that's what, that's what communism is based on. You, you didn't do anything. But he did a lot. So we're going to take and give it to you. We're all equal.
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Right? Yeah. It's a feeling of inadequacy.
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Yes.
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They know they're inadequate as they pound another box of Ho Hos in their parents basement thinking about wetting themselves again.
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And I think that's a big part of the far left is to say you're not responsible. Don't worry about it. Go out there and do what you want. And then we're gonna let you out of jail anyway.
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Yeah. And everybody gets, everybody gets a trophy.
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Yep.
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So.
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All right, we'll take a quick break. We'll come back. We'll do some news with Vinny Mac and with Kevin Downey Jr. Slick Rick will be joining us in hour number two. We just need you guys to hang with us live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Thursday night. Stay up.
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Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Thursday night. It's Thursday night shirt night, as you can tell. So that's what I'm doing right here. Thursday night shirt night, as you can tell. I do it every Thursday to celebrate because the only shirt I have that matches my dog. That's why I do simple as that. Vinnie Mac is here. He's got some news. We'll do that in just a little bit, But Kevin Downey Jr. Is also here. You can listen to Kevin Downey Jr. As you're listening to us right now on Your radio dial 103.9, LI Newsradio or LI Newsradio.com Check him out tomorrow morning. He will be there live 9am to 11am Eastern time. But he's on with us right now and we welcome him back to the program. Kdj. How you been, man?
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I'm lovely, thank you. You're not gonna believe what I found, Rick. What? You're what?
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What did you find?
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You're not gonna believe it. It's Joy Reid. You're not gonna believe what she said. Joy Reid, of course, is just a. She's a toilet person. She's a racist. She's unemployed. So she's on. She's doing the Don Lemon thing. Let's see how many people I can wrangle into my little site and make my little points. Well, she did what communists do today, Tried to rewrite history. How do you do that? How do you know? How do you tear down America and Christianity? Well, you go for the jugular. There she is today saying that the song Jingle Bells is racist. It's racist. And it's. This is of course Joy Reid again. So she would know. She's a, A, A millionaire black lesbian. And if we have systemic racism, folks, it's not working. It's not working really well because you would think it would keep the black lesbians down. Nope. Millions of dollars to say how much she hates whitey. We're the evil peckerwoods. And Jingle Bells is now. It was written to make fun of black people. See, now she knows.
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She knows what?
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Jingle Bells was written to make fun of black people. Okay, hold on. I'll prove it. Ready?
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Yes.
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I'll prove it. Laughing as we go. Is that the phrase? Laughing as well that they're making fun of black people as she said that. You know, laughing all the way. Haha. See, that's the part they're making fun of black people.
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Like where?
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Racist. Just accept it.
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Where were these black people laughing all the way?
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I don't know. It says. Says it'll. I should read my broadcaster's voice. It alleges that the lyrics are laughing all the way in the song. Likely. That's likely a reference to racist. A racist comedic routine of the day known as laughing darky. Laughing darky. That's. That was my porn name. That's my porn name. Yeah. So what else could it be? Of course I, I, they have no idea. They just need to remember, folks, for the communists to take over, they have to prove that everything is racist, burn it all down and rebuild from the bottom. So that's what they're doing. Two, maybe three years ago, it was Baby, It's Cold Outside. Remember that?
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Oh, yeah, because they said that was a very. Oh, it was a disgusting song. Right. It was rapey. Very rapey. Meanwhile, Wap Wet was number one the same time that they were complaining about Baby, It's Cold Outside. It was number one for two months.
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Yep.
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Two months around the same time.
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Warm weather.
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Yeah, exactly.
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Yeah.
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Look at this.
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She's not the first, she's not the only one to be smirched this song, as they say. Look at this. The U.S. council Rock primary Primary School in upstate New York drew the ire of residents when it banned Jingle Bells from being sung at the school's. Being sung at the school's annual holiday concert due to its alleged ties to blackface and minstrelsy. Is that even a word?
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Minstrelsy? I guess maybe you can see that guy, his act.
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A little minstrelsy. A little minstrelsy.
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It's an SAT word.
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There you go. Yeah. I don't even know it's a real word, but I love it. But there you go. We went from making fun of black people.
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Yes.
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To alleged ties to blackface and minstrel seat.
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Minstrelsy. Yep.
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So high school dropped it. But then again, remember, I'll tell you this, as a former liberal, there's nothing the white liberal likes more than to point to another white liberal. Go, you. That was racist. Because that way I get to go. See, I'm not racist. But you. Oh, man. Man, are you racist. So that's where they're at now. They're going after this song and then next year it'll be Silent Night, Whatever they need to do. No one, no one is talking about the call to prayers throughout Dearborn, Michigan, where they keep finding terrorists. That's all right. Let's go after Jingle Bells.
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Right. Just looking to. I'm looking through the lyrics now that you're saying it's racist now I can see what they're talking about, man. Who else dashes through snow but whitey? Yeah, right.
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Oh, who? Those bobtails looking at us better lock the door.
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Right. Who, who else would have a one horse sleigh? Oh, my goodness.
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Who else Bobtail?
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Do you really?
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Who else makes spirits bright like in white Making spirits white Kevin, you know.
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This is a little too racist for me.
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I know.
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A little too racist.
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I feel disgusting.
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Let's, let's, let's go after the little drummer boy now.
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They would probably enjoy that. Yeah, they're probably fine with that.
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Why Frosty gotta be white.
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And I'm sure, I'm sure they'll be complaining about black ice next.
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Oh, forget about it.
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Yeah, that hurt anyhow. Wow. All right. Well, that seems like another way to ruin your fun on a Christmas season is hanging out with liberals who seem to just hate everything.
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Everything.
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So that's good. You know what else will ruin your time when you hang out with liberals? When you try to impeach President Trump, believe it or not.
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Oh, I know where you're going.
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Al Green is at it again. He talked about it. He made his motion. And believe it or not, According to this, 23 Democrats actually joined with Republicans to kill the progressive, progressive left Trump impeachment bid. Again, this was led by House member Al Green, the Democrat from Texas, as he moved to try to get a vote on two articles of impeachment Wednesday night via a privileged resolute. Privilege? I thought they didn't have Privilege. A mechanism allowing lawmakers to force action on a bill within two legislative days. Republicans called for a vote to table the measure on Thursday, a move that effectively kills consideration for the bill itself. So they did that today. And looks like Al Green is out, out in the cold all by himself.
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Good as he should be. You know what else is going on? There's this guy. He's from my home state of Michigan. He's from India, but he's a rep in Michigan. His name is Sri Thanadar, which sounds like, like, like one of the bad guys on Star wars or something like that. Look at this guy. I mean, I wish, I wish I had a picture to put up. I'll tell you right now, I'm looking at him. There's a ventriloquist dummy in India looking for its hair because this guy's got it.
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I know who you're talking about.
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Sri Thanadar.
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Yeah, he is the. He's, he's a. He looks, he looks like a Muppet.
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Yes.
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With the hair and the eyebrows. Vin, do you know who we're talking about? I think we, we had him. We, we featured him a couple times because he just looks so bake.
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Yeah.
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I don't know Sri, but I got all of Al Green's albums. He's excellent. I thought he was a great performer. When, when you're racist to the bone, like those two people are. We're talking about. You're gonna say and do racist things. Right? And jingle bells being racist. That's just. That's all they can think of. Everything is racist because they're racist. You know, it's the same projection thing you hear from a lot of people, right? When they're just projecting something about themselves that they hate. You know, you're a racist. It's like calling someone, you know, gay and you're gay. You know, it's like, it's a homophobia. It's a racist. All those things. People do that. And I think they're. I think they are deep down racist. Both.
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Yeah, it's like the misshapen, unfortunate looking liberal ladies on the left complaining, oh, I'm. You know what I'm. I'm giving. No one's gonna have sex with me. No one wants to have sex with you. It's like, what do you.
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What are you memo.
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What are you threatening Was. Yes, put. Aaron's got a picture of the. There he is.
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Abracadabra. Now he is me.
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This guy is.
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Wait till they get a load of me.
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He's such a mess. It really is a mess. I didn't even think he was real. I thought this was AI when I first saw him.
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Yeah, he went after Christy Gnome today.
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Yeah.
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You hear that?
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Yep.
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Do we got that in the pile?
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No, we don't have that in the pile, unfortunately.
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Jesse Kelly again, that was good.
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Yeah.
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Jesse Kelly played the audio of him saying to Christy Noem, you need to resign. We're going to get rid of you. And Jesse Kelly goes, how is it in 2025 in America that guy can say those words to Kristi Noem? We can't.
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I just. I just googled him, by the way, and I see that he's the new spokesperson for Botox. So he's got something going on for himself that's really, really good.
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Yeah, Botox be very, very good for you. And again, he's. He's. He's from the wacko left, man. You can't make it up. You can't even think of. Think of, like, creating somebody like that. They actually have to exist.
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They exist. That's the question, boys. Is Jingle Bell Rock also racist?
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Oh, we'll think about that during the break. We got to take a quick break. Our number one in the books. Our number two coming up, Skip Vidal. Coming up, our pal. He's been on the network all day. We're going to talk to him. We're going to meet him live at 9:30. In the meantime, hang tight. On a Thursday night. Live from Studio 6B. Real America's Voice dealer.
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When I'm not bartending, I'm watching live from Studio 6B Monday through Friday at 8pm yeah, she's singing Jingle Bell live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Thursday night. Dish Network channel 219, Pluto TV channel 2, 240 Samsung TV plus my personal favorite as far as the TV platforms. 1175, Roku TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV select select TV actually 106. Follow us on all of the socials. Like and share. Like and share. Like and share. Click like Share Share Break the algorithm. Join us. Say hello to your friends. Great communities in all of them. The rumblers over on rumble in the YouTubes. Slick is always monitoring the youtubes. Facebook has an active group as always Twitter X love those guys over there as well as kick Getter, the original chatterbaiters over on getter and Instagram lfs6b show. Make sure you like and share. Very important to like and share. And of course visit us as often as you can. It is a Thursday night. Slick Rick is now joining us in the studio. We are appreciate that Kevin Downey Jr. Is here. Look at that outfit down in Florida. I know. Look at that gold.
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Somebody stop me.
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Come on.
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You know what? I. I don't think I've ever seen you wear that ensemble because I never.
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Have wore that ensemble. I broke it out tonight. It's the first time I wore it.
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Wow.
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For this show. Well, anywhere actually.
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Slick is here. Slick, how are you today?
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I'm doing good.
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How was your, how was your event?
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The party was Dynamite. We had 75 people. Was a great party here in town and we had a blast.
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Good stuff. All right, Sounds good. So he'll be here. He's got some sports. I did put you in put in your Thursday night odds maker pick for you.
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Yes indeed I did Go with Hotlanta, who's right now driving around the 13 yard line trying to punch it in Atlanta. I know is trailing seven nothing right now. Tampa jumped out to an early lead, but there's another agenda behind me. Going with Atlanta, but that's another story. I'll get into that when I do sports.
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All right, very good. So we'll do that with Sports. Kevin Downey Jr. Is here live. Live. We're also live on 103.9 LI News Radio li newsradio.com where you can listen to him Monday through Friday. He'll be there tomorrow morning, 9am to 11am Eastern Time.
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Islanders are on tonight, though, so we're probably not on LA News Radio. Islanders are playing right now.
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Oh, they are? Yeah. I thought.
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You guys like a racist Christmas song update.
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Sure. Oh, yeah, we were talking slick. We were talking about Jingle Bells. Joy Reid says it's racist to sing Jingle Bells. Oh, really? Now Kevin's got an update.
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This one really steams my clams. So I went to Google racist Christmas songs. First one. Do they Know It's Christmas? By Band Aid. This song was written to help people in Africa.
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Right.
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Here's what they're saying. The song's lyrics have faced significant, significant criticism for being colonialist and relying on sweeping stereotypical statements about the continent of Africa, Egyptian, where the only water flowing is the bitter sting of tears. Critics argued it presents a white savior perspective. You can't even help people without being called the racist.
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You know what? I'll take. I'll do you one better. 40 years later. Yeah. I bet the. I bet the kids that were starving and have the little flies landed on their face, they don't care about that song. They just want food.
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Yeah.
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And they delivered a lot of food with that song.
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Exactly.
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To this day, they're still giving right for that.
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Wow, thanks.
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Did you see the documentary on that?
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Yes.
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By the way.
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Excellent.
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And that documentary, Bob Geldof.
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Yeah.
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I would recommend everybody watch it. This guy is a hero. It was unbelievable what he did, the commitment he made and how he did it selflessly, just driving that, all of that. That's music. Band Aid. And even when we did the thing for Africa here in the States, you know, Michael Jackson, he was. He was behind that. He initiated that.
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Yeah.
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You know, he's an amazing guy.
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Yeah.
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I, I remember seeing the. The documentary on that, Vin. It was like herding cats because he had to try to get this all done in one night.
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Yep.
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And get all these people in. And these people were, you Know, in the, in the mid-80s, a lot of them were, you know, they were a listers that, they were on tours, they were, they were doing stuff all over the world and he had to get them in and they all committed and came together and you would think with, with the size of these personalities to kind of put that all aside. I think the only one I regret him not being there in person would be Bowie. I know he had to record his part. Yeah, David Bowie. But yeah, you know, when you, when you see Phil Collins playing the drums, when you see, when you see Bono and Boy George, Sting, so many and, you know, what do you call it? Simon lebon, all these top, top level singers at that time, or, you know, hit makers standing next to each other, kind of, kind of singing, you know, kind of harmonizing. Yeah, it was kind of cool to watch. Yeah.
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Feed the world.
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Yeah. Especially if you're a fan of that kind of music like I was.
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Yeah.
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Growing up. Vinnie Mac is here, he's got some news. Vin, there's, there's, there's something in particular about faith you wanted to get into today. Tell us about that.
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Well, I, I, I do have a lot to share and, and interrupt me as I'm going because there's a lot to talk about here and I want to try and parse it out as best I can because I just had an absolutely remarkable two days at the White House in President Trump's area of the White House, meeting with some amazing people. But the basis of it was the National Faith Advisory Board. It's a board that now has an actual office in the White House right next to Trump's office. And is their function is to make sure that faith or faith elements are not rejected or kept out of the thinking that people are doing in Washington. And the reason that is is because from beginning with Obama, who installed not just anti faith, anti Christian things, but very hateful things, very deliberate things in legislation and in how he ran the office. And the Biden administration picked that up. So Trump basically said, we need to restore that. We need to restore, you know, these American values, these faith values into what we're doing here at the government. Doesn't mean everything's gotta be like, you know, Christian and faith oriented. It's more about just American values than anything else. So that was the premise of how I got there. So I arrive in Washington D.C. i'm with the Zen master, the man who owns this network, who is a great man and a great man of faith. He invited me to this in an amazingly Gracious way we get to Washington. Let me tell you something. Washington's changed. There are banners hanging out of state buildings and department buildings and federal buildings talking about how we're changing the country, how things are happening. Trump has huge banners. I mean, the marketing of the government as soon as you even arrive is amazing. The streets are clean. I didn't see anything that I always see in the years that I was lobbying in Capitol Hill for various constituencies, working with lawyers and so on, I was afraid to walk, you know, even two or three blocks there. So I get in there and the first people and person I see and meet is Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Who's talking about Maha. We had a nice closed group.
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Oh, yeah. Did he try to mention you? Did he try to pick you up? Look at this little guy.
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It must have been after the chin upset he did, because he looks great, by the way. It's amazing how good he looks. But I'm gonna go through a few things that happened there and a few people that I met, but I do, I want to put this out there to everybody tuning in tonight, and hopefully they get to see this at some point in the future too, because the people I met in the administration, from people in the cabinet to the staffers working with them, to the chief of staff staff, these people, I was so incredibly impressed, one, with their smarts, two, with their dedication, and three, with their just non political hard work. I mean, everything they talk about did not have the political slant to it. It had my heads down for the American people. And even staffers that work in Trump's office that are, you know, not elected politicians, brilliant people, they told us so many things about what's happening in the government that was just so impressive. So we started with RFK Jr. He was talking about Maha. And that led to people that work with RFK talking about the mental health crisis in this country, which I know we're talking about Trump derangement syndrome, we're talking about, and we know there's a major mental health.
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Yeah, I mean, just look at, just look at Rosie o'. Donnell. Even her therapist is telling her to take a couple days off and not to try and think about Trump. She can't do it.
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Impossible. Make it two hours impossible.
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She cannot do it. And some of the things that, that this person was saying when he's talking about the mental health side, which is really interesting because there is clearly mental illness that requires, you know, intensive therapies and drugs. But then there's also just poor brain health in this country because of what we're eating because of how we're not exercising because we might not be stimulated with other people or faith. And then just a healthy brain and a brain. By the way, you can tell when it's not healthy. They do scans, and you can see those things. And part of what they were saying was, look, you can't just go into a therapist's office, talk about your being depressed or something, and then get prescribed a bunch of drugs that shut you down or make you feel numb. You know, let's. Let's do a scan of your brain. Let's see what's happening. Let's try and work on your health and your brain health. And I'm hearing these things, and I'm like, yeah, doesn't that make sense?
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Yeah. Why didn't they do that between 2021 and 2024 is my question.
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We could have used that.
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Right, Exactly.
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So that was part of the. The first day, and then part of the second day was with Kristi Noam.
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Now, wait, before you get to Christy, name dropping. Him. Yeah, he goes from rfk. You know, he's with the Zen master. He's at the White House. He's doing all these things. Joe, RFK's got a shirt off now. What happened?
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He didn't say that.
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Your first night in dc, did you. Did you stay at the White House then?
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Stayed in the Lincoln Room.
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Lincoln Bedroom.
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Lincoln Bedroom.
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Maybe James Madison.
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I did not.
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You didn't? All right.
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No, I. I did not. I did not do that. No, we stayed at a hotel. Come on. What are we, crazy?
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I don't know.
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It was.
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It was name driver.
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It was a nice hotel.
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I'm deliberately dropping names. I am deliberately doing that because I want people to know. You know, I was kind of very fortunate and lucky to have this type of access to hear and speak and. And watch these people do their thing. But I really want everybody to know from everything I'm going to say in this little piece of the show, how amazing these people really are. I mean, I was enthused going in, but I came out with a whole nother level of respect and enthusiasm to what these people, what they're really about. You know, when you kind of see them and touch them and hear them and. And. And feel their passion behind it. And Kristi Noem was fantastic. She's got so much to do. Sebastian Gorka came out story.
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Yeah. He was a big dude, right?
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Phenomenal.
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He's a big dude.
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Yeah, he's absolutely a tall guy. He's big, but his story, why everyone had a story as to why they're there. And that story entailed serious hardship, rejection, and trying to get this country back on its feet. And Sebastian had an amazing story about his youth. And he's Hungarian. You know, his father was arrested by the KGB for trying to save people. And yet he, he gave up so many things to do this job with Trump. And he's arresting, by the way, a lot of people. He's, he's specializing and focused on terrorism and all this, you know, nonsense going on. That was just the first day. So I want to talk about it more. I know we're getting a little tight on time, but the, the experience of even being brought into the White House, you know, right next to all the national security folks and all of these other things and talking about not only the issues, but seeing people in the hallway, Lee Zeldin coming down the hallway on one way, other senators, I got to sit with Ted Cruz's people and we, because they had an open door policy with the senators, I got to get in there and talk with them. So I want to talk about it more, but I think we're coming up on a break here, so if we can maybe pick it up a little later. I don't want to hog the show here, but I want to talk about it more.
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We'll pick that up a little bit later. We do have to go to a break, but, but I just want to say before we do it, it seems like, because it's rare that you get the opportunity to see something behind the scenes that we only get to see kind of peripherally, you know, out front. You got to, got to see behind, behind the facades of everything that goes into what's going on. So that's an unique perspective. We'll, we'll do more with that with Vin a little bit later. In the meantime, we got to take a quick break. We come back, Slick Rick has got his first sports report of the night. More with Kevin Downey Jr. And of course, Skip Medell coming up at the bottom of the hour. There he is. He's raising the roof over there. We'll be, we'll take a quick break. We come back more live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Stay.
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Hey, thanks, Damon. Welcome back live from Studio 6B, real America's voice on a Thursday night that was seamless.
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Where was he hiding?
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Yeah, I thought he was off tonight, but he stopped in just for that. So thank you. We appreciate that, Damon. Always stepping up for the team. We appreciate it on a Thursday night. Vinnie Mac is here. He's down in Florida. We'll get some more news with him a little bit later. Kevin Downey Jr. Of course, is here. We'll do some with him in a little bit. But first, Slick Rick has got some sports. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code at checkout. The hopefully future governor of Minnesota, he announced that today Mike Lindell and his company MyPillow.com supporting Slick Rick and of course, the show. Make sure you use our code LFSXB at checkout. Go to MyPillow.com slick, what is going on in the sports world this Thursday evening?
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All right, last night I checked during the break. Thursday night football tied at seven, Atlanta and Tampa nine to go there in the second quarter. So good game, tied up. And like I said, I'm on Atlanta. I see Aaron took Tampa, which is a good pick. I have an agenda with Atlanta. I want them to win because, well, I got Baker Mayfield's on the fantasy team of the guy I'm facing for the playoffs. So I kind of root for him to have a tough night. Mike Evans. Mike Evans. He's playing, but he's on a pitch count tonight. So he's not going to play much. So anyway, inside baseball, I'm with Atlanta. I need them to win. I, I think five and a half points we'll see. But who knows The Aaron's screaming so then maybe the Tampa just scored. I don't know. But some said Some serious news tonight. Steelers star in hospital after experiencing lung discomfort this is Ryan Canfield of Fox News. Yeah, right. Unbelievable. T.J. watt, Pittsburgh Steelers star linebacker and I do mean star, one of the best to do it, probably a hall of fame first ballot guy. T.J. watt was hospitalized after experiencing discomfort in his lung, the team announced on Thursday. Watt, 31, will not practice Thursday and his status for the team's game against the Miami Dolphins on Monday is now in question. The team said head coach Mike Tomlin will provide more updates at the appropriate time. Watt has played every game this season for the Steelers and losing him for any amount of time would be a huge blow. The Steelers, who moved into sole possession of first place in the AFC north with their 2722 win over the Baltimore Ravens last week, are 7, 6 and B for a spot in the playoffs. The 31 year old is a major part of the team's defense. I think that's an understatement. In 13 games this season wide has seven sacks, three force fumbles and has 53 total tackles. The former Wisconsin star has made the Pro bowl each of the last seven, count them seven seasons great player. Wyatt was named defensive player of the year in 2021, is recording 22 and a half sacks the fourth time first team all pro has been runner up for the award in two other seasons in his career, Wyatt has recorded 115 sacks and 36 forced fumbles in 134 games and is constantly around the quarterback they take on the Dolphins. The Steelers are my fantasy football defense so you know I got a vested interest in this story. So we really hope that TJ Watt does recover from this. 31 years old. Hopefully it's maybe something a little asthma action, I don't really know. But you know we do hope the best for him of course. And obviously Kevin, I don't know what the hell is going on in Michigan with this football team. I guess you heard this story last night about the coach.
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This is story is getting bizarre, crazier. Bizarre crazier.
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And the girlfriend, it's even more bizarre with the girl. What she had a 55% increase on her salary or $55,000? The girlfriend, she got tremendous. Yeah, well fired Michigan coach Sharon Moore in custody and no decision on Charges. This is Pete Thamel of espn. Former Michigan football coach Sharon Moore, who remains in custody as a suspect in an alleged assault, is expected to appear in court for arraignment on Friday. The Pittsfield Charter Township Department of Public Safety announced Thursday. Now, we broke this story last night. Big D, we were talking about this, right? But the. The former Michigan coach is custody now for an alleged assault. The Wastan Kno County Prosecutor's office told ESPN that it does not expect a decision Thursday on whether to file criminal charges against Moore. Authorities have yet to release details about Moore's arrest other than to say that he remains under investigation. Moore was incarcerated at the Washington County Jail on Wednesday, just hours after he was fired as the Wolverines football coach for having that school. What the school said was an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Yeah, the matter involved. Mr. Moore remains under active investigation by law enforcement and as a result, we do not expect charging decisions or an arraignment today. So obviously, they're kind of buying time here, this prosecutor's office. As Liz Max said earlier today, Pittsfield police released a statement Wednesday night saying that they responded at 4:10pm to the 3000 block of Ann Arbor Saline Road for the purposes of investigating an alleged assault. A suspect in this case was taken into custody. The incident does not appear to be random in nature and there appears to be no ongoing threat to the community. Moore was initially detained by police in Saline, Michigan on Wednesday and turned over to authorities in Pittsfield Township, Michigan. Fired more on Wednesday following an investigation into his contact with a staff member. Now, the staff member gets very interesting, right?
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Yeah.
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Apparently she was pregnant.
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Yeah, right.
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Would you hear, Rick?
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Yeah, I heard she was pregnant. He kind of guilted her or forced her. I don't know how you do. To have an abortion to kind of COVID things up. Plus, I also hear, and I don't know if you've seen this as well, that she's the daughter of a scout for the Chicago Bears.
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That I did not see.
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Yeah, I saw that today. I was like, wow, this is. This is so. There's a lot of different pieces moving around in here. This is a. This is unfolding to be a very strange but weird and crazy story.
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I think mission's over either. I think more women coming out.
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I don't think it's over. Yeah. As a matter of fact, you know what I saw? Slick, because. And it's great that you just said that because less than is more so. Well, no, Kevin, it's great that you said that because I saw a Headline that now the school. Now. Now the University of Michigan is asking students to come forward. Okay, let me see if I can find it here. I thought. Yeah. Michigan president asked students to report info after coach's shocking dismissal. So this, I mean, I mean, this story is. Is really unfolding.
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This will be. This will be the next couple of weeks fodder because this is going to be unbelievable. And yeah, that's a good point that maybe more will come out of this. And obviously, obviously the team did not do well this year. So, I mean, they were probably.
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They were 9 and 3. They didn't have a terrible season, but.
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They didn't make the playoffs. They lost some key games, you know, obviously.
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So.
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But yeah, and he was replacement for Harbaugh, who was one of the best coaches they've had in recent memory. I mean, nobody's Bo Schembeckler. Nobody ever will be. The great Bo Schembeckel. Who's that team.
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Right. It says here University of Michigan Interim president Domenico Grasso has encouraged students to come forward with any. Any more information on this alleged affair or anything else about the coach. Students, earlier this week, department, blah, blah, blah, dismissed the coach. A copy of a message. Anyhow, he says there's no. Absolutely no tolerance for this. There's a breach of trust by Coach Moore is painful, yet our swift and decisive action, blah, blah, blah. But he wants students or faculty to come forward if they have any more information on this. And so, yeah, like you said, Slick, more to come. I think there's definitely more to come. Yeah.
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That's a wrap, Rick. Back to you.
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All right, Slick. Slick Rick. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code LFS6B at checkout. And, man, just. There's some crazy stuff. And Aaron, I said it. I said it at the beginning of the night, didn't I? There's a lot. There's so much going on between, you know, breaking news and things that are happening. It's just insane. And then, of course, then of course we're gonna have some fun in the next segment because we got our. Our pal Skip Bedell here. He's in the studio. He's actually here in the studio. He's been here all day. He's dancing around. I don't know how he's. He's been doing it all day, but he's been doing it all day. He's a home improvement expert and lifestyle. Lifestyle expert as well. Getting you in time for Christmas. He's got some great ideas. We'll be doing that. We'll be going over that with him when we come up in the next break. In the meantime, though, let's take a quick break. We come back, we'll be talking to Skip. We'll be meeting him live in our studio right here at LFSXB. Take a quick break. More with Kevin Downey Jr. Vinnie Mac and of course, Slick Rick. But coming up next, Skip Fidel live on your screen. You go to his website, too. In the meantime, check it. Check out what he's got to offer. Skip bedell.com. that's skip beel.com. make sure you go and check it out. We'll take a quick break. Come back with him live on a Thursday night. Stay there, Sam. Live from Studio 6B, real America's voice on a Thursday night. Welcome back to the program. Vinnie Mack down in Florida in our Real America's Voice studio down in West Palm Beach. Slick Rick is here. He's got sports. We'll do one more sports break with him before the end of the night. Kevin Downey Jr. Of course, is here as well. And right now it's time to throw it over to our pal. I just got to meet him during the break. He's been hanging out in the studio all day. His name's Skip Bedell. You can go to his website, skipbadell.com He's a home improvement lifestyle expert here to talk about some great holiday gifts, ideas for everybody, for your family that you can get in time for Christmas. Skip, how are you, my friend?
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Brick? I'm doing great, man. I'm super excited to be here. Merry Christmas. You know, it's the Christmas season. It's only a couple of weeks away. So I did, I came prepared. I got some really cool and unique gift ideas that most likely the viewers haven't seen before. But I can promise you every single one on your gift list is going to be happy to receive this stuff. So let's get right into it, man. I got some great stuff. You know, everybody has something want to power up, keep electricity going to their devices or back at home. So we're going to talk about four Patriots. This is one of my favorite brands to work with. These are basically solar power generators and power power packs. These make great gifts as all different sizes. So this is the Patriot Power cell. It's basically a solar panel with USB ports on the back of it. I love these because I keep them right on the dashboard. All my vehicles in the truck. The sun keeps it charged up all the time. If you ever need a quick charge for your phone or your laptop, you got the usb. You can charge your phone up to six times on one of these charges. So it's a great little device to have. It's always charged when you leave it in the car. Makes a great, great stocking stuffer. So you can even buy these like in a three pack and, you know, give them to everybody. Next up, they have this Voyager. So this is the Patriot Voyager. This is the most powerful power cell you can get to take on a plane travel. This is actually TSA friendly. So this has USB ports, usbc. But this also is a full inverter. So it has a household outlet on.
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The front of it.
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And you can travel with this anywhere on the plane. You, you can plug in a household. You know, your laptop has a regular plug or charger. So this is a really great device. It's small, it's only about the size of a Bible, Very lightweight. But you can take it on the plane, take it camping, rv. Everybody wants to get one of these. So these are really great gift and everybody's going to love to get that.
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And again, Skip, that's a, that's just a bigger version of that charger, right?
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Well, it is, but this is actually has an inverter inside. So this is going to be, you know, just a USB log, lower voltage. This actually is a household voltage. It's an inverter. So this converts to ac. So this is like having a mini inverter with you.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Yeah, this is a really great device and very affordable. It's a great gift.
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Yeah. In case you're on the plane and your girl wants to plug in her hair dryer. She can plug right in.
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F
She could plug the hairdryer right in there. Everybody's gonna love to get one of those two things. And you know, a really hot topic right now. I get questions all the time. What can I do to keep the lights on in a, in a storm or power outage, a grid failure, whatever it might be. These are for patriots of solar power generators. They come in a couple of different sizes. This is a 1200 watt. This is 2200 watt. They both work with these solar panels that come included with them. But the key is this is like having a generator at your home when the lights go out. Only these require no gas, there's no exhaust fumes. You can actually run this right in the house, right in your car or rv. This will power up your lights. These were even powerful enough to keep Your refrigerator or your freezer going. If there's a storm or a powder power outage. Everybody's got, like, a backup supply of food now after Covid. Right. You've, like, bought out the whole store. What do you do if the power goes out, all your food goes bad. So these things are great to keep the lights on. And with the extended battery pack on the bottom, you can actually run your refrigerator or freezer for weeks on this unit on a single charge. They come with a solar panel, so you put that outside, and it keeps it topped off all the time. So essentially, you really can run off grid. So all these great devices from four Patriots. There's something for everybody for every budget. Check out their website@fourpatriots.com they got some great stuff there.
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A
Yeah, I've seen that displayed on some of their commercials. It looks like it's great. And you said it can power up your refrigerator and stuff, because I know that's. You talk about that. We've had some nasty storms here in New York.
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F
Absolutely.
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A
Knocks out power, and people are out for God knows how long all the time. Yeah.
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F
And now they're talking like they're. They're forecasting, like, possibly the coldest winter, like, you know, in history. So you know my website. You're blowing up. What? Because everybody knows that I'm a prepper and I'm into survival stuff, and I've been working with four Patriots for a long time, and they make the best products. They're affordable, and they really work. I use them at home, and I use them for camping, and they're awesome.
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A
So4patriots.com all right, what else you got over there? One of those things that I saw earlier because you were about talking. Talking to. You were talking to. Talking about this in the morning.
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F
Yes, sir.
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A
These. Rapid radio.
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F
Yes, rapid. This is the gift of communications. Right. So when the power goes down, even when you just want to stay in touch with someone, the cell phones maybe aren't working. This is a great way to stay in touch with people on your list. It's a digital communication device. Think of like a walkie talkie, only this works coast to coast. This is a nationwide push to talk walkie talkie with a digital encrypted signal, meaning that no one else can listen into your closed group. So when you purchase this, they come in a set in a pair, individually boxed. So I can keep one. I give one as a gift.
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D
Right.
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F
And now that person is part of my group. You can add up to 200 people on your group. But they come pre programmed, they're ready to go right out of the box. So the nice part about this is that when you press the button you have instant communications. It works either on the cell system or if there's no cell signal, it'll work on WI fi as a backup. But different from your regular cell phone. Let's say you have AT&T or Verizon. You're just using that one carrier cell signal. This uses every available cell signal in the entire nation. So it completes the call even when your carrier might be down. And if that doesn't work, it works on WI Fi. So this is a really great system to have. And again up to 200 people you can put on your group. So you could build like a network of communication which comes in handy for a lot of reasons.
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A
Now let me ask you this, has anybody ever used that? Because you know, I don't know about you. You know, my mom is getting up there in age, she's 80, she's not really good with technology. Yeah, something like this. I feel like, you know, instead of her trying to figure out how to open her phone, which she always has a problem with.
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F
Yeah.
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A
This could make it easier for like all of us kids to be like, hey, let's check in on mom real quick.
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F
Yes.
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A
You know, bad weather or a storm or you know, any place in the country. Are, are you.
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F
That's a great point.
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A
Have anybody use that for this type of.
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F
I have. People want to stay in communication with their family members as an alternate means of communication. So if the phone's down, this requires no phone number, there's no monthly bill, there's no activation fee, there's no service charges, there's no contract or commitment. This is a one time fee that you pay once a year for $50 only. So when you get this, it comes in the box ready to go for one year of usage, unlimited talk time. And then in a year you're going to get a bill for another $50 and you re up it for another year. So that's it, no commitment. But you're right, there's nothing that you really have to operate other than one button. So if mom can press that button, she can contact you. And this new R1 has like a pager device in it. So even if it's off, it's going to act as like a beeper and you'll know that she's trying to contact you. So this is the, the newest model, the R1 and you want to check out their website@rapidradios.com this is a fantastic product I've been using for a few years now. And I have a place down in Florida and I communicate back and forth from Florida to New York and it is flawless. It's instantaneous. When you press that button, you have crystal clear communication.
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A
Wow.
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F
Very impressive product.
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A
That's very cool. Good to know. So that's, that's again, what's the website for that one?
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F
That's rapidradios.com rapid radios.
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A
And they can also go to your website as well, right, Skip?
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F
Yeah, my website, skipbidell.com has all of these products and a lot of other things I have on there too for the holidays, all with promo codes and special discounts that you'll just find@SkipBadel.com so.
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A
Right now, talk to me about that jewelry.
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F
Yeah, this is really, you know what, I can pretty much guarantee that most of the viewers have not seen this before. And I came to know about this a couple of years ago and I've had it on quite a few talk shows over the years. This is a great gift. This is like a personal SOS button, if there's such a thing, or personal safety device. Imagine you can give this to a daughter or a niece or your mom or whoever it might be when there's some place and they feel like they need assistance and they need help. Help. Maybe they're on a date that went wrong or something. Your kids off at college. All they have to do is take this little pendant which by the way, comes in necklaces, keychains, even like a bracelet or scrunchie for their hair. All they have to do is click this twice and you're going to get a secret quiet notification on your phone to up to five people on their emergency call list are going to get a notification saying that you, you're in trouble, you need help.
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A
If you call them and they don't.
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F
Answer the phone, then you know to send the cavalry. Right. This is also set up that it could be an emergency call to 91 1, so depending upon how you structure it. But this is a great device and it's basically peace of mind for them, but it's peace of mind for you too, because you know that your daughter is just a click away from help. So this really makes a very cool gift. Everyone that's had this just loves it.
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A
And you know what, it, it looks just like a piece of jewelry. So if maybe she's in danger.
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F
Yeah.
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A
And you know, needs to get that message out.
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F
Remember, like, I've fallen and I Can't get up. Right. Like that device. This is basically that, but like 40 years ahead. This is Bluetooth technology, very high tech. How this works, works through your, your smartphone and Bluetooth to the, to the ADT security service. So when they get this notification, in addition to your five people on your list, ADT gets alerted and they have a security agent contact you if you don't answer with that pin number. Just like with your home alarm system System, they're sending 9, 1 1. They're sending emergency services. So this is great even for elderly people, great for kids. It's a really cool device. This is invisaware.com invisaware.com and right now there's a promo code. Skip. And you'll get 10% off your entire order. So this is a really great time to buy these for gifts. They make a great gift.
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A
Yeah. And again, that's invisaware.com and. Or you can just go to skipbadell.com. he's got the links on the website. Tell us now about the next thing up there. Carved.
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F
Yeah, carved. Guys, I got to tell you, I absolutely love carved. I've been working with these guys for years now. And, you know, I'm a woodworker by trade. My family, my father, grandfather were all woodworkers and boat builders. And I love wood. So if you got somebody on your gift list that loves, like handcrafted wood things that, you know, beautiful pieces of art. This is unbelievable. This is carved. This is burled hardwood and epoxy red resin combined together to make all these great accessories. So they make everything from phone case. This is actually my phone. My wife got me this a couple of years ago. You see, it's kind of beat up because I've had it forever, but I love it. You know, they make phone cases that fit every type of phone. They make matching sets. So this is like a pocket knife, an everyday carry pocket knife that I carry all the time. All these things come in different colors. This is a card holder. So I don't like to carry a big bulky wallet. You can put your cards in here.
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A
And even my wallet.
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F
Even a key holder. Right, even a key holder. So they have all these great accessories. And what you do, you go into Carv.com and you can see every day they change up. They actually use like live slabs of wood. And tomorrow is going to be a completely different thing. So all these pieces are one of a kind piece, but you're going to find a slab of wood and an epoxy resin design. That you like and when you order that, you tell them what phone case you have and they will make that to order. Each one is made to order and they're all custom and unique. There's no two alike. So when you give this to someone as a gift, they have the only one in existence like that. And every time they pick up their phone or their wallet or their, their pocket knife or whatever you. And this is really a very, very cool gift. Right. Right now they have a promotion going on for RAV25 and that's 25% off your entire order@carv.com.
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A
Yeah.
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C
Great product.
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A
That seems pretty cool. And again, it's a one of a kind gift, which is awesome, especially if you want it to stand out. Again. That website for, for the Carved.com, that's Carve.com promo code RAV25 for 25 off the order. Or better yet, you can even just go to skipbadell.com. that is his name. That is him right there. He's got, he's got the gifts for you that you need this holiday season. Make sure you visit his website again, skip bedell.com or and check out the stuff he's got there for patriots rapid radios, which is really interesting. I'm going to look into that1invisaware.com as well as carve.com Skip Adell, welcome and thank you for joining us on the show tonight. We appreciate it. That was, that was very cool stuff.
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F
Thanks so much for having me. Merry Christmas to everybody. Have a great holiday season, guys.
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A
Yeah, Merry Christmas to you as well. And happy holidays. We'll take a quick break. We come back, we'll finish out the show. Final segment coming up on a Thursday night.
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D
Live.
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A
Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Stay there. Hi. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Voice on a Thursday night. Welcome back to the program. This show has flown by. We just finished up with our pal, brand new pal, Skip Bedell. You can go to his website, skipbadell.com check out all those great things that he's got available for you for the holiday season. Those rapid radios look really cool. I'm telling you. I think I'm going to invest in those for my mom because my mom is getting older. We've got family down in Florida. My sisters are down in Florida.
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E
Rick, for a dollar a week for that kind of, you know, security. That kind of, you know.
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F
Yeah.
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E
That's fantastic. I think. Right?
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A
And it's, and it's always on. It's Always working. All you gotta do is hit a button. Boop. It pops right on.
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E
And these days, you know, with the weather and, you know, it's worth it. I think that's a great value.
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A
Yeah, it seems like a great idea.
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E
No contract.
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A
Look into that. Yeah, no contract. Way cheaper than a cell phone. Oh yeah, and a lot easier to use. Vinnie Mac is here. Well, we're going to go around the room. Kevin Downey Junior's here. Slick Rick. We'll do one more sports thing. Let's kick things off with Vin. Anything else you wanted to cover tonight, Vince? Yeah, yeah.
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B
By the way, not one racist product in the group. I was pretty impressed with that considering, you know, what we were talking about earlier.
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A
Well, well done. Wait, wait till next week. I'm.
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E
It was Black Thursday.
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B
Yeah, exactly, Black Thursday. I did want to talk about this so called blue wave in the midterms and you know, was something we talk a lot about the last two days in D.C. actually a big part of that whole meeting was we got to take the midterms super seriously. We got to, we got all get mobilized and, and all these big preachers with big followings were there because the administration was trying to get them to help get their people out to vote. But one of the things that's bothered me about all the narrative that I've been hearing about this blue wave, the midterm thing that the Democrats have been saying and the polling, this mythical polling that you hear about Trump and all that. Let me tell you something. Trump's polling is up. We know it's either the same or up from where he was. We also know that people are behind blowing up these boats with drug dealers. Yeah, this is, these are things that Trump is winning on. The other thing we know is in the midterms, unlike a lot of other elections, you know, 50 plus people who are 50 plus, they come out in big numbers and vote. You know, most of the country comes out really for the presidential election and then in smaller numbers for some of these other elections that we've seen the midterms a little different 50 plus market. They come out and they're polling big time Republican, 50 to 37% percent. So we're looking at, I think some really good information out out there regarding this, this midterms and the blue wave. And, and I just want to emphasize, and we talked about this when I was in D.C. this after getting Trump elected, this is probably the most important election in our country's history from everything. Not only that, we know that we talk about on this show. But some of the things I was privy to, to hearing behind closed doors, I have to say this is, it's not just important for now. It's not just important for Trump. It is critical for the future of this country that we win this.
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A
Yeah.
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B
Especially when you, I can't emphasize it enough.
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A
Yeah, especially when you saw that story. I talked about the impeachment that they tried today with Al Green. Right. They're trying to impeach, from what I understand, RFK Jr. They're going after him as well. They want to go after Pete Hags because it's an all out assault. They have nothing else. So let's, let's, let's go down the road of impeachment because that, they think that could be a winning issue to get their people out to see all the Democrats that said, no, we're not going to vote for this hopefully speaks volumes. It says, hey, you guys are barking up the wrong tree and we'll see what happens. But you're right. I mean, you lose control of the House, this is what it's going to be for two years. It's going to be hamstrung. Unfortunately, not just this. Yeah.
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B
So two years of that. But, but going forward could be a major power shift and that would be disastrous for our country. We cannot go back back. We just can't.
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A
Exactly. So let's hope, let's hope those trend lines continue. And especially with the new year coming up and some of these things to start to happen with the economy, you're going to see a big shift. And I think the president kicked it off the other night in Pennsylvania at that campaign rally. He basically did a campaign rally for almost two hours. And I think that's where we're going to see a lot of this start to, you know, kind of mobilize in the direction we want it to. Kevin Downey Jr. Catch him tomorrow morning, 9am to 11am on Long Island News Radio 103.9. LongIslandNewsRadio.com Kevin, anything else you want to hit before the end of the night?
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C
Yeah, I didn't think this could happen, but it, apparently it did. Trump has given a full pardon to Tina Peters was locked up in Colorado for, I'm not gonna say ratting out because you don't rat out election thieves. You point out election thieves. All right, good point. She's been there for a while. I think she's a gold star mom too, as I recall.
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E
Oh, wow.
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C
And they put her in jail. She said, hey, there's election fraud. They said, that's it, you're going to jail. Colorado, one of the states that tried to take Trump off of the ballot, and then they complain that Trump is killing democracy. So great news for real patriots everywhere. Tina Peters, this comes in from our friend Patriot Donna. She's been, she's been given a pardon. And unless, unless some idiot throws up a roadblock, illegal roadblock, which you know they're going to do, she should be home soon for, at least for Christmas.
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A
That would, that would be awesome because again, she's been, she's been in jail, what, nine months now? Maybe longer. I'm not sure. I think, I think longer. And it's just amazing because, and it's, it's what we see from the left all the time, right?
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C
Yep.
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A
They're not upset that they're doing it. They're upset that you noticed.
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C
They're upset that you noticed. Yep. And folks, I can't point it out, out people, I have people I'm good friends with. Communist Katie J. You're an idiot. They tried to stop, they tried to end democracy. How many states tried to kick Trump off? Colorado, Maine. Anyone else?
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A
Connecticut, I think. Was it Connecticut or Massachusetts?
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E
One of those two wing.
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C
Yeah. Folks, folks, the onslaught is on. And as Vin said, and I'll tell you, Vin, people come up to me and they'll say, okay, Trump won, the threat's over. I go, no, no, it's not. We fight now. We're Trump winning just gave us room to fight. It gave us the offensive for a while.
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B
Yeah.
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C
And people need to understand that.
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B
And Trump needs also the next two years, few years to finish what they started. They have so many great things in place. They need it. So, yeah, I mean, it's critical for.
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A
All of us and to codify some of these things and turn these executive actions and executive orders actually into legislation and laws.
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B
Yeah, let me, let me address that a second, if I got one second on that, that one thing I wanted to tell you, Rick, because you've brought this up many times that I was told verbatim by a top powerful person there in the White House that that is what's happening. They're codifying many of Trump's executive orders right now. And he felt very confident that a lot of that's going to be coming through. We're going to be seeing that in the first couple of months of next year. But that is a high priority. Trump said, I don't want to get, if I ever lose office and the Democrats win, I don't want my stuff overturned like it did last time.
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F
Yeah.
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B
So he is pushing hardcore on that. You will be very happy to hear that because they are there. They're doing what they can.
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A
Very good, Vin. Hey, real quick on the Tina Peters thing. I guess it's a. It's a symbolic pardon, Kevin, because she's still up on state charges. The pardon doesn't affect, unfortunately.
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C
Okay. See, I was wondering because I knew she's on state charges, but it's like the post millennial says. Full pardon. Full pardon. But see, that's. That's the roadblock.
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D
Yeah.
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C
They got a state chart.
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B
Yeah.
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A
All right, one more time through the sports scoreboard with Slick Rick. Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Mike Lindell's MyPillow.com Slick, give us a rundown what you got.
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E
Thursday Night football at the half. The Atlanta Falcons lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14 13. Chase McLaughlin, a 52 yard field goal as time expired in the half for Tampa. Beautiful Raymond James Stadium. I love downtown Tampa there. They're at 14, 13. Good game. Aaron is laying five and a half and Slick is getting five and a half. And on the road with Atlanta. So we'll see what happens there. And real quick. And we're actually getting emails. People want to hear about the Wrangler National Rodeo. I did start it last night. Quick minutes. Once again, I'm right at the end with the rodeo, but Here we go. 20, 25 Wrangler National Rodeo. Thomas in Macarena.
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A
Beautiful Las Vegas.
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E
Here we go. All around cowboy right now. Stetson Del Reich continues to lead. $684,000.
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A
Bareback.
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E
We're in the eighth round in bareback. Rick and Jess Pope coming in good. He's a good one. 88, and a quarter points on Four Star Rodeos. Deep Springs. 36,668. That's a lot of money for one round. And then we're gonna go to steer wrestling. Seventh round, Rowdy Parrott. I love Rowdy Paris at home. Everybody knows that. Four seconds flat. He picked up $36,000.
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A
Look at this B roll. I love it.
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E
Team roping. We're gonna go to team roping. Seventh round. Dawson Graham and Dylan Graham, the brothers Graham. Three and a half seconds. 36,000 there and. Well, I got time for one more right. Saddle bronc. Saddle Bronx in the seventh round as well. Statler Wright, 88.975 points on flying. Your rodeos. Talk derby to me.
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A
Well, there you have it.
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E
And that's a wrap in sports and That's a wrap.
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A
All right. Very good, Slick Rick. Thank you for the sports update that puts a wrap on a Thursday night. We will see you tomorrow night at the America first warehouse. Join us there as we will go live in front of our live studio audience. If you can make it, be there or be Arthur. In the meantime, thank you for watching. As always, we salute our military, active and retired first responders, EMTs, firefighters, police, ICE age regions, border patrol, everybody working the front lines to keep us safe. Thank you to Aaron and Fran in the studio, Harry on the highway, Skip Bedell for stopping in and of course you guys watching at home and in the chats. We appreciate you. Thank you so much. We will see you tomorrow night, Friday for a pizza. Friday live from the America first warehouse. Get there if you can. If not, we will see you tomorrow night right here, ladies, from Studio 6B.
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D
Peace. This is an iHeart podcast.
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A
Guaranteed Human.