Live From Studio 6B - Thursday, February 12 2026

Summary

Real America’s Voice – Live From Studio 6B (Thursday, February 12, 2026)

Episode Overview

This episode of "Live From Studio 6B" features the regular crew—Damon, Vinnie Mac, Paul Nolan, and Rick Delgado—broadcasting from the America First Warehouse after technical issues at their usual studio. The panel discusses the top headlines of the day through their signature no-holds-barred, conversational style, covering everything from the media obsession over the Nancy Guthrie case and climate change skepticism, to testimony about Jeffrey Epstein, underreported violence, election integrity, and political corruption. The episode is marked by frank commentary, playful banter, and pointed criticism of mainstream media and left-leaning institutions.

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Main Discussion Segments & Key Insights

1. Media Obsession with the Nancy Guthrie Disappearance

[04:46–13:26]

• Summary:
  • The crew delves into why the case of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance has received wall-to-wall media coverage, overshadowing other pressing national and international stories (e.g., Trump-Netanyahu meetings, potential US military actions, an impending government shutdown, etc.).
  • Quoting Juliana Freeman's article in The Spectator, the panel raises concerns about the media prioritizing spectacle and emotion over substance.
  • There's recognition of the human tragedy, but deep skepticism about the media’s intent.
• Notable Quotes:
  • Damon: "While this is undeniably heartbreaking, it barely impacts a nation of 340 million people more than emotionally. The saturation of media coverage reveals more about the media and its audience than maybe the case itself." [08:10]
  • Paul: "There are tragedies everywhere ... are they lacking other distractions to keep us away from real news, the real problems of the world?" [08:46]
  • Delgado: "Everybody wants to be the next Sherlock Holmes or Colombo; that's what they use to distract us." [10:10]
• Memorable Moment:
  • The panel compares the Guthrie media frenzy to COVID-19 reporting: "It really reminds me of the COVID ... every time someone died, the blood would drip and then the firework would pop on CNN..." [11:46]

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2. Media Double Standards and the Transgender Shooter Case in Canada

[25:09–29:37]

• Summary:
  • Paul Nolan brings up a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, BC, perpetrated by a trans shooter, lamenting its near-total lack of media coverage compared to the Guthrie story.
  • The crew criticizes official language (“gun person”, “they/them” pronouns for the perpetrator after death), and decries lack of discussion about the rise in such crimes and accountability for medical professionals involved in child transitions.
• Notable Quotes:
  • Paul: "I think at some point we have to discuss the people who authorize little kids to get changed and endure these kind of hormone therapies need to be held accountable." [27:17]
  • Vinnie: "Not one mention of this story yet ... but ad nauseam, we got to hear the Guthrie story 24/7. Not one mention of this story." [28:32]
  • Delgado: "They only want to talk about trans when a MAGA person says something about them—that's the only time." [29:36]

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3. Congressional Hearings: Pam Bondi vs. Democrats on Epstein & Accountability

[29:43–44:40]

• Summary:
  • Rick Delgado covers Pam Bondi’s combative testimony on Capitol Hill regarding the Epstein files and related investigations.
  • Clips are played featuring Bondi’s heated exchanges with Democrats Jamie Raskin, Ted Lieu, and NY Rep. Dan Goldman. There’s a debate on whether Bondi is unfairly criticized for following Trump administration instructions.
  • The conversation expands to general frustrations about lack of accountability in government, in high-profile cases like Epstein’s, and the partisan handling of congressional hearings.
• Notable Quotes:
  • Pam Bondi (clip): "Donald Trump signed that law to release all of those documents. He is the most transparent president in the nation's history. None of them asked Merrick Garland ... one word about Jeffrey Epstein." [30:37]
  • Damon: "If you're upset about broken promises ... do any of them think she's just freewheeling this on her own?" [34:08]
  • Paul: "She earned her money for Team Trump, but she dove on a grenade. ... She was in an unwinnable fight." [35:55]

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4. Climate Change Skepticism & Regulatory Rollback

[14:42–23:13]

• Summary:
  • Vinnie Mac highlights Miranda Devine's article (New York Post) on the unconscionable costs and global fraud of climate change regulation.
  • There's a detailed discussion on how the pandemic changed public trust in government narratives, likening the "climate change industry" to a scam, and applauding Trump’s rollbacks of climate-centric regulations.
  • The conversation includes observations on the shift in public opinion and China's comparative lack of climate responsibility.
• Notable Quotes:
  • Vinnie: "After Covid, I realized ... this climate change thing was a bit of a hoax. But that confirmed my feeling..." [14:42]
  • Paul: "All this incredible nonsense of fear mongering and social justice guilt ... tell you you're an evil, dark person if you don't follow along." [16:55]
  • Damon: "Trump's rejection of climate alarmism ... will be, I think, one of the highlights that in this second term, as it was in his first term." [19:33]

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5. Election Integrity, Gerrymandering, and Fake Candidates

[49:43–52:40]

• Summary:
  • The crew reacts in disbelief to an undercover clip of a progressive running as a Republican in a "winnable" district—openly admitting the deception.
  • The discussion focuses on low voter turnout, political apathy, fake candidates, and gerrymandering as tools eroding democracy.
• Notable Quote:
  • Fake candidate (clip): "I'm not a real Republican. ... The place I can win is as a fake Republican." [50:26]
  • Vinnie: "That's the face of hopelessness. When people stop voting, it's because they're hopeless." [52:21]

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6. Judicial Activism and Accountability

[52:50–57:44]

• Summary:
  • Vinnie Mac reports on a federal judge in Louisiana who released illegal immigrants with violent criminal records, preventing ICE from acting—a trend attributed to left-wing judicial appointments.
  • The hosts debate judge accountability, congressional inaction, and the broader consequences for national security and public trust.
• Notable Quotes:
  • Vinnie: "So who's culpable ... this judge ... should he pay a price for decisions like this?" [54:10]
  • Damon: "If you're going to look to place blame, look to place blame to the body that created them and will not rein them in." [59:15]
• Memorable Moment:
  • Rick: "If you showed up on January 6, you were put in jail for a couple of years ... for a misdemeanor." [56:58]

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7. Miscellaneous Rapid-Fire Topics

A. LA Olympics Chief & Epstein Connection
[65:48–68:32]

• Casey Wasserman faces calls to resign from the LA Olympic Committee after flirty emails with Ghislaine Maxwell are revealed. The panel notes the difference between “flirty” emails and actual criminal behavior, with Damon injecting comic relief.

B. Pop Culture & Americana
[68:33–71:53]

• Damon is teased for his enthusiasm for country singer Ella Langley, now the face of American Eagle jeans, before spotlighting up-and-coming artist Hannah Harper.

C. Election Laws, Voter ID & the SAVE Act
[73:38–83:50]

• The hosts lampoon left-wing arguments against voter ID requirements and the SAVE Act, citing Glenn Beck’s litany of everyday activities requiring ID and debunking the idea that voter ID is racist or disenfranchising.

D. Immigration Enforcement & Tom Homan
[83:55–85:30]

• Paul Nolan champions Tom Homan’s leadership in recovering missing migrant children, lamenting the lack of bipartisan urgency.

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8. Closing News & Headlines

[86:58–95:24]

• Vinnie Mac spotlights updated DOT/Sean Duffy rules tightening CDL regulations after a period of “willy nilly” licenses going to illegal aliens under Biden, with a nod to the genuine skill required for trucking.
• Rick Delgado recaps a fiery Senate hearing between Josh Hawley and Minnesota AG Keith Ellison over corruption allegations, campaign bribes, and Ellison’s dismissive response: "Well, we'll see what you can do about it." [90:09, 90:26]
• Paul and Rick call for exposing and prosecuting official corruption despite habitual impunity.
• Final reflections from the team, affirming their commitment to keeping power in check and voices heard.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (with Timestamps)

• Damon: "The saturation of media coverage reveals more about the media and its audience than maybe the case itself." [08:10]
• Paul: "Are they lacking other distractions to keep us away from real news, the real problems of the world?" [08:46]
• Delgado: "Everybody wants to be the next Sherlock Holmes or Colombo ... that's what they use to distract us." [10:10]
• Vinnie: "The ratings are way up with this story." [09:24]
• Pam Bondi (to Rep. Goldman): "You're about as good of a lawyer today as you were when you tried to impeach President Trump..." [41:46]
• Paul: "This is for slave labor. This is for trafficking, and for the most deviant, demented people on the planet." [85:04]
• Josh Hawley (to Keith Ellison): "You took $10,000. Here's what happened ... money, money, money, money. ... Nine days later, you took $10,000." [92:07]
• Damon (on voter ID): "Their argument is such nonsense. ... It doesn't even pass the smell test." [79:13]
• Glenn Beck (as summarized by Damon): "[Here are] functions in our society that require ID..." [81:33]
• Vinnie: "If you're a Republican though, there's accountability. If you're a pedophile that may have visited an island or two, guess what, you get a pass." [57:30, 57:33]

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Final Thoughts

The episode is a rollicking, sometimes irreverent, yet earnest critique of the current American media, legal, and political landscape. The panel holds little back—whether skewering the priorities of cable news, calling out selective outrage, or lamenting the state of regulatory, judicial, and political accountability.
Their stated mission: to challenge mainstream narratives and shine a light on stories and perspectives they believe the establishment overlooks or intentionally hides.

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For those who haven’t listened:
This summary encapsulates the wide-ranging and animated discussions, preserving the direct language and tone while focusing on the episode’s most salient and debated topics. Expect candid opinions, humor, spirited disagreement, and a focus on what the panel sees as the erosion of media trust, government integrity, and civic norms.

Transcript

[A]

This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

[B]

On Real America's Voice.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night, February 12th. Glad you're in, everybody. 8:00pm on the East Coast. The boys are here. Vinnie Mac sitting right here to my left. He's gonna have some news and some thoughts on news of the day. Paul Nolan sitting next to him is gonna have some news as well. Rick Delgado. I always got my Rick's confused because one's here and one's not. Rick Delgado is going to have main headlines. Slick's got the night off. Big time meetings tonight for the SL. Kevin Downey Jr. Not able to join us at the American first warehouse tonight as well. But we are here, all four of us. The boys are here. Vinny Mack, how are you?

[B]

I'm doing quite well, Damon. Thank you for asking. Yes, I appreciate that. You know, they were debating about my hair earlier, and I just wanted everybody to know I look exactly the same as I did 10 years ago. Yes.

[A]

Vin has not aged a single day.

[C]

He's a walking filter.

[D]

So you're saying he's always looked this old now?

[A]

He always has looked this good. Delgado, this is not a. This is not a fight. You want to go down.

[D]

I'm just bringing it up. I said, because I'd seen some of the old video. I said, oh, he looks different with the different color hair, that's all. No, I didn't mention anything about the aging of his face and how his skin is starting to droop. I didn't say anything about that.

[A]

Looks as good today as he did when we started the show. He just doesn't put that shoe polish in his hair now, which is great. Yeah, he followed my advice.

[B]

We all trying to figure out what you're referring to by shoe polish, but we will cover that in one of our segments. Actually, they might be a sponsor of the show one day.

[A]

What?

[D]

Just for Men.

[B]

I don't even know what the product is that he's talking about, but we'll have to cover that.

[A]

You know, I used to try to coach you.

[B]

I remember. I remember all those things, but I'm doing well. You know what they need here? They need an on the air sign because I walked in here and they were shooting another show and I'm having a phone call. I'm walking up and shaking hands with people. I. I completely disrupted the entire shoot.

[A]

Like, who is this guy?

[B]

Yeah, yeah, I was just a bull in a china Shop.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

But I'm doing well.

[A]

All right. Very good. Vinnie Mac's gonna have some news. Paul Nolan's gonna have some news as well. Mr. Nolan, welcome back to the show. Of course, people expect you to see. And again, last night's show. Man. I just want to thank President Trump and Michael Jordan and Carrie Underwood for joining us on the show last night. Hope you watched it. It was the biggest show I think we've ever had. So good times. Yeah, it was good times. So, Paul, welcome back tonight. How are you?

[C]

I'm good.

[A]

How was your trip?

[C]

It was a really good trip. A lot of R and R. I barely looked at politics while I was gone.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You know, so it's nice sometimes just take a mental break from the riveting, endless non stop hate machine that is Twitter.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So, yeah.

[A]

Yeah. It is a cesspool of non reality, most of it. So. All right, Paul's gonna have some news as well. Mr. Delgato is here. Mrs. Delgado's got main headlines. How are you?

[D]

I am good. It's a Thursday night shirt night, as you can tell.

[A]

Yep.

[D]

Wore my Thursday night shirt.

[A]

And where's your little dummy? I mean, you know the other guy, not the big dummy. Where's the small one?

[D]

I thought you said something not slick.

[A]

Where's your little dolly?

[D]

I don't know. We didn't. We didn't bring my doll with me.

[A]

That's because we're at the America First Wareh House on a Thursday night, which is surprising. But last night we had some technical issues over at the studio, as you all know.

[E]

Haha.

[A]

Damon, with saying we had three big guests last night. No, we didn't have a show last night. We know and we apologize for that. Things happen. You know, we've been doing this for fifth. I've been doing this for Vin with almost 15 years. Me for 15.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

I think we've only had about four or five nights that this has happened over those 15 years, but unfortunately we've had a couple in the last month, so.

[D]

I thought last week you said it was 10.

[A]

Well, maybe 10. Whatever it is, whatever.

[B]

It's 10 years.

[A]

That's 10 years.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

15 is what I'm thinking 2015 is when we started this debacle.

[B]

Duct tape has a life cycle on it. I think it's about 10 years. So that might have been the problem.

[A]

And the duct tape's wearing off, so. But we're here at the American first warehouse. Thanks, Joe the Box, for having us in last minute so we can get you a show here tonight, which we're appreciative of. And there's lots to talk about, obviously. And the boys have been following the news. And I want to go a little different direction on the lead story again tonight, which has been, well, let's first get the update on where we are. And then I think there's an another angle to this that's interesting, and I just don't want it to sound callous. Callous. Thank you, Paul. Exactly. Read my mind. But I do think it's worth talking about. But let's get an update on where we are with the Nancy Guthrie story. Delgado, what do we know tonight?

[D]

All right, what do we know tonight? The. The most recent update is Nancy Guthrie still missing. New letter to TMZ claimed this was over a day ago. We would have covered this last night that the person sending the note demanded one bitcoin to reveal the. The person who actually did the kidnapping. We don't know if anything was done with that. From what I understand, nothing was done with that. The sheriff over in Pima county has announced there's going to be more detention detainments likely in the case as well as they investigate more and more people who could have had contact with Nancy Guthrie and her home in the days leading up to her disappearance. And then, of course, the glove. They found a black glove. Yesterday, doing a sweep, the FBI found a black glove located within roughly a mile, mile and a half from the house, which is odd. It seems like now they're going for the OJ Angle. Who knows?

[C]

The same glove was used to cover the ring camera.

[D]

That's what they're saying. It looks like. They're not. They can't say it is.

[C]

Right.

[D]

They're not. Right. They're not saying it is or it isn't. But they did find a glove, which is odd. If you go through all that trouble to make sure that they can't find you, why would you throw a glove out of your window, you know, a mile from the house? It just seems. It just seems to make no sense. A lot of the details of the story, Damon, seem to make no sense.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, we called Stink Badger in the perfume aisle here about a week ago, I think.

[D]

Yeah. And, you know, again, the latest thing, you know, grabbing everybody's attention because that's. That's the latest distraction is it's a glove. It's O.J. mahomes found a glove as he was looking for Nancy Guthrie.

[B]

This is just a lot. You know, I am like, I have such fatigue right now on this Story. Because it's all you see.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

It's all you see. Well, 24. 7 on every channel.

[A]

And that gets to my. What my lead story tonight was, was, in fact, that. And it's from Juliana Freeman tonight. And I know Paul has some opinions on this, too. And she has an article in the Spectator today. Why has Nancy Guthrie's case become America's only story? And she lays out just that. For two weeks, it's been nonstop coverage. Every Chiron on every major organization that you go to. That's what it is every single day. There's a glove, there's a this, there's a. There's a figure wearing gloves in a backpack. There's all this, there's all that. And she says, meanwhile, the world turns.

[D]

Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

The FAA closed airspace over El Paso, Texas, for 10 days. No one seems to notice. President Trump, who weighed in on the Guthrie case himself days prior, met with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House. As talks of US Military action in Iran have escalated, Congress is barreling towards another funding deadline, threatening another government shutdown. Inflation and the job data flicker with mixed signals for American families still stretched thin. Yet the dominant story on America's cable news networks is a single tragic disappearance of a TV personality's mom. And while this is undeniably heartbreaking, it barely impacts a nation of 340 million people more than emotionally. The saturation of media coverage reveals more about the media and its audience than maybe the case itself. There's no question, obviously, that this case is a human tragedy. That tragedy. And that's why I said I didn't want this to hopefully come across as callous. Because, of course, every single person in this country, if you have a heart, wishes that this woman, poor woman, is found alive and this family can get some. And put this behind them and get some retribution for whatever and whoever has perpetrated this crime. And of course, that goes for everybody. But it is weird that, again, the world keeps turning, but it seems like no one else wants to pay attention to any other parts of this, Paul, than this story.

[C]

Yeah, it doesn't make sense to me. There's so much happening in the world, and there are tragedies everywhere, and no one's dismissing this as a tragedy. So before you think that, we're saying this is not a big deal because every life is a big deal. It does. It does ask the question. Begs the question, why is this so important to every major media outlet? What is this? Are they lacking other distractions to keep Us away from the real news, the real problems of the world? Or is it just that somebody tested demographics and it said, well, this is our audience now. Let's zoom in on it. Because if it leads, you know, leads, it leads.

[B]

Ratings are way up.

[D]

That's it.

[B]

I mean, the ratings are way up with this story.

[D]

And, and believe it or not, NBC, I read this two days ago, they were in talks to do a special around this NBC. They put it. They put it to the. To the side because, well, we have to get Savannah to sign off on it. And everybody was a little nervous to ask her because, of course, you know, her mom is still missing. But yeah, Paul says it. Paul nails it, because that's what it is. If it bleeds, it leads. That's what drives the media cyc. And it's the sexiest thing. It's the thing that everybody wants to be the next Sherlock Holmes or Colombo and solve the case and crack the case, and everybody wants to get involved, and that's what they use to kind of, you know, for lack of a better term, Damon, distract us from. From the Netanyahu story.

[C]

I'd like to throw the question back to you guys. Do you believe that? It's just as simple as there's a team of people analyzing the demographics and be like, we don't care about the family, the traffic. We just know it sells our. Our. Our commercial ad space, and they just don't care. And it's that callous.

[D]

So there are people. Well, yeah, you're talking about media. They need to sell.

[C]

Well, I know the answer. I was asking.

[D]

Oh, okay.

[C]

I asked Damon.

[A]

Well, let me get back to the. Let me get back to the article. And this may be. No, you know, I think this is your answer, Paul. She says today's media ecosystem thrives on spectacle, especially on cable news. The format demands constant content in a slow moving investigation, offers fertile ground for conjecture. When hard facts are scarce, assumptions will fill the void. You'll see a former FBI profiler speak about this or a legal analyst speak about that, or an anchor lean forward, promising new developments after talking about how great of a colleague Savannah Guthrie is. The same 12 seconds of surveillance footage will reappear as if their repetition might solve the mystery.

[C]

Yeah, it's a sad time we live in. I'm over here trying to play straight man for you, and this guy's stomping all over.

[D]

You know what? It kind of reminds me, David, when you mentioned the same 12 seconds of video being played over and over again and people looking at it thinking now, I mean, it's almost like when you see somebody pulled over on the side of the road and the hood is up on the car and they're just kind of staring at their engine thinking, okay, if I stare at this long enough, it'll start itself.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

The little light will tell me this is what fix me. But it really reminds me of the COVID Like with every time someone died, the blood would drip and then the firework would pop. On cnn, it was just so it was talking about callous. That's callous.

[A]

And again, this is not to diminish the grief that the family is going through. And quite frankly, you would hope that something like this, grief like this they could deal with privately as law enforcement officials kind of investigate the disappearance of their mother. But like Paul says, the cable news, well, they're not a family support group and they're certainly not going to act like one.

[C]

Yeah, no, they're not.

[B]

And they're not talking about. I think the big story in this whole thing is the fact that two people out there and it happens, you know, a lot in society where the crimes occur. But with this particular story, Trump has brought the FBI into this thing to help them solve it. No one's talking about the fact that we've allocated all these resources into solving this case and that these people don't even like him and that he's provided the FBI and others to try and solve this case. If this were normal, regular people, this was any of us in a trouble with anything like this, we'd be subjected to whatever the resources were.

[C]

Yeah. 27 of Newsday in a blip.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. Let's take a break on a Thursday night at the America First Warehouse News with Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Vinnie Mac, all coming up on a Thursday night live from Studio 6B right after.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B, 17 past the hour on a Thursday night real America's Voice. Glad you're in, everybody. Wherever you're watching, we always appreciate it. Make sure you follow us on social media at LFS6B. Make sure you follow. Of course, Real America's Voice. At Real AM Voice, Rick Delgado is going to have main headlines. Paul Nolan's going to have some news as well. Vinnie Mac sitting right here to my left is going to kick us off with some news as well. And that, of course, comes from our favorite, one of our favorites in the New York Post, Miranda Devine. What's she talking about today, Vin?

[B]

Yeah, she's got a great story today. And I think she's. She's uncovering something and talking about an issue that I'm going to talk about here in a second has to do with climate change. But I'm going to go to Covid, and I think Covid opened my eyes. In particular, I never really fully bought into the whole climate change thing, but I understood there might be pollution going on that's a little excess that might affect things. And I thought, okay, well, I don't believe it fully, but I don't disbelieve it either. To the extent that Al Gore said and so on, and so many years have gone by, then we get hit with COVID And what did Covid show all of us? That our government is more than capable of creating a story so they can make a lot of money for all, for their people that back them to convince us that there's some thing that we should be all scared of. And after Covid, I realized, you know what? I felt kind of gut feeling this climate change thing was a bit of a hoax. But that confirmed my feeling that climate change is a hoax. And it's cost us $1.3 trillion in extra costs and everything. So Trump has unwound 17 years of regulation, particularly in the gas industry, to help all of us, all the citizens of this country, farmers, even folks like us, who drive cars, because there's all sorts of extra costs in the cars to make sure that they protect the various things that they say global warming is going to, you know, take over. Climate change is going to take over and hurt us. If you recall, doomsday was predicted about five different times. Al Gore started it, predicted everything was going to fall apart. People have done that year over year. But the amount of effort they put in globally to scare all of us, and then you look at the extreme amount of money, and you look at the global use of that money through the un, through all sorts of other governments and then our own government. I mean, we look at the fraud we're uncovering today and the fraud we saw in Covid, that's Nothing compared to 17 years of climate change fraud put upon us, all the citizens of this country and the government, and Trump basically just unwound it. So that's what the story is. And I think it's a big story because it affects all of us, each and every one of these regulations. What do you think about that, Paul?

[C]

Well, this is a great topic for me because this is something that I've always been on top of. You look away Blackrock and Aladdin And State Street, I mean, Aladdin is the quantum computing that they use. I mean, State street and Vanguard, Blackstone, these major groups, all basically used esg, environmental, social governance to rule through the corporate class. And we watched the, you know, basically these massive hedge funds gain an unbelievable amount of power over us when we were all stuck in these new laws, these new rules that were defined by how you were allowed to spend your money, how the markets were forced into their funnels where they were corporately structured. So when you talk about fraud, we see in like Minnesota or Maine or Oregon and now California, that's a treasure trove. We all. Holy cow. Now imagine on a grand global scale and like you said, 17 plus years of this incredible nonsense of fear mongering and social justice guilt to tell you you're an evil, dark person if you don't follow along with this. And if that gets uncovered and by leaving the UN Climate accord, leaving all of these, again, governing body structures that are on a global scale, it's going to be such a boom to this economy as well.

[B]

So remember when Trump pulled out in his first term?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

People went crazy. There was a Gallup poll that polled Americans to see how big a concern this was. 2% said it was a concern. 2% of this country. The narrative is just so upside down here, you know, it's crazy. But anyhow, it's a big story for all of us because the regulations slow all of us down. Our business, our economy, the fact that we're trying to restart manufacturing this country, I mean, you have to take away these things. So people want to come here and do business.

[C]

Especially while China never had to adhere to any of it, none of it. While we outsourced the entire working class.

[B]

To China and India, the two biggest abusers. Yeah, without a doubt. At every turn. Right. That's always been my argument. Like why, if you want to solve this problem, why are you letting them have a pass?

[C]

They want to control the consumption market here in America.

[A]

Yeah. And the thing about it is, I mean, everybody remembers An Inconvenient Truth and they kind of peg it to Gore in those times in the early 2000s. But the Democrats have been fear mongering about climate for a lot long, a lot longer than just Al Gore I can remember going through. There was somebody who put together all of the, in one article, he put together all of the climate warnings that we've gotten, from sandstorms to windstorms to cold storms to. We're all going to be underwater. I mean, it's gone on For a century.

[C]

Don't forget killer bees.

[A]

Yeah, there's always. There's literally always something that has been willing or just on the verge of killing Everybody, seemingly for 50 to 100 years. But I think what you both have said is right on. But the Trump, when you look at the. He did it in his first four years. But Trump's rejection of climate alarmism, let's call it, is one of the things. And returning us to independent energy abundance in the country and improved economic prosperity because of it. It will be, I think, one of the highlights that in this second term, as it was in his first term.

[C]

Which we saw him do at the World Economic Forum, he basically came in and that's the way they ran the whole policy on climate change, you know, and he came in and said it's a hoax and nobody talked about it.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

You know, like, and then he came in with the Greenland distraction. You know, everyone's like, oh, my God, we have to have an intervention with Trump. He's going to kill everybody. You know, and he just completely took that thing over. And to me, there's a lot of things I don't like that Trump is doing. I think we're in agreement on quite a few of them. But the most important thing going into this was end globalism, end the green energy scam that's stifling and suffocating America and getting the country back on track with manufacturing. All the other side stuff I don't care about, just protect us from globalism.

[A]

And by the way, just like the trans issue, this is an issue, the climate alarmism, people going, okay, I don't know if I'm still into this. We're winning on. On that issue. People's public opinion has really changed on, you know, that we're all going to die every year for the next 20 more years.

[C]

What do we have, eight years?

[B]

Well, it was always a litmus.

[D]

I thought we were already dead.

[B]

My liberal friends use this as a lip.

[C]

I am.

[B]

Emotionally, they would say, well, I can kind of agree with Trump, we should close the border. But. But how do you feel about climate change? And that was the litmus test. Like, I think it's baloney or I believe in it. That was the litmus test that they would judge you for if you were, you know, out of your mind or not. And it turns out, like Covid, like climate change, they're out of their minds.

[D]

Well, this is how you tackle that, Vin, with Doug and all your buddies on Facebook say, of course I believe in climate change. The climate is always changing. It always has and it always will. It's just not our fault.

[C]

In 1930, the Globe was the hottest it ever was. And it was hot all the way up until like, really 1960. And that hit its low point. All of the charts you see in global warming start from 60. How convenient, right?

[D]

Yeah. And Damon, Damon, that list you were talking about, I think was put together by Mark Simone, a wor. He's got a whole list on his page where he's got all these things. And I remember, like, you know, 19, I think it was 1975. It was. It was the great. Oh, my God, it's gonna be the ice age.

[A]

We're all gonna freeze.

[D]

It's gonna be. There's gonna be woolly mammoths running down your block. Yeah, I was scared as a kid.

[B]

That actually happened in my.

[D]

Never happened.

[A]

And Miranda Devine points out in this article today that even looking at this recent winter storm that just affected about 200 million Americans, she says 90% of power came from natural gas, coal, nuclear, or oil, citing the Florida Municipal Power Agency proving renewables failed under the kind of stress that we just went through as it affected three quarters of the country.

[C]

I believe we're seeing the change in the cultural view of it is because the media is telling us to not believe it anymore because the corporate monstrosity universities want what data centers for AI so they know there's no way to run those off of green energy. So to me, I just feel like it all starts.

[B]

That's an interesting point. Really interesting point. The data centers suck so much energy. They got to turn. They got to come around now and.

[C]

Let'S build up a Greenland where it's nice and cold.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B, we'll do some more news with Vinnie Mac, Paul Nolan, Rick Delgado's got made headlines coming up on a Thursday night from the America first warehouse. We're back right after.

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[A]

All right, 30 minutes past the hour live from Studio 6P at the America first warehouse on a Thursday night. Glad you're in. Vinnie Mac is here. Paul Nolan, Rick Delgado's got some headlines coming up. Lots to do on a Thursday. Real America's Voice all across the country. Wherever you're watching. We of course appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekday nights. Eight to ten right here. Paul Nolan, who is Jesse Strange? Tell me about this story.

[C]

Well, up in Canada we have another trans shooting and no one's shocked by this. What we are shocked by is the lack of media coverage on it. We speak about media coverage in the opening of, you know, one really strange and one sad case of course. But it's truly astounding how many people are tuning into that around the clock. Eight people were killed in two shootings at a school and at a home in Canadian Rockies. Town of Tumblr Ridge, British Columbia. Another 27 people at least were injured, meaning many people of the 3000 people of the community were, you know, were victims of this attack. This is, you can see the person on screen. This is a guy who turned into a, a girl I suppose is the best way to politely put it. But the mother was also the mother of the 18 year old shooting suspect. Jesse Van Roots Leller is among the victims And Jennifer Strang, 39, was one of Roots. Roots Sala's family members found that resident as well. You know, this is pretty crazy, especially when you look at, you know, this quiet, beautiful, tranquil town in B.C. but the way the police department handled this. I don't know if you guys saw this but, but I found this clip to be extremely disturbing. The police chief takes it this way. Can you give us that?

[A]

We're not hiding it.

[C]

In fact, you're the first media to ask the question. I will say this. We identify the suspect as they chose to be identified in public and in social media. I can say that Jesse was born.

[A]

As a biological male who approximately the.

[C]

Information that I have approximately six years ago began to transition to female and.

[A]

Identified as female both socially and.

[D]

I mean that's great.

[C]

I mean addressing her as they them and you know, I just find that you just, you're feeding into it. I think at some point we have to discuss the people who authorize little kids to get changed and endure these kind of hormone therapies need to be held accountable. If you're going to be the doctor looking to make the MOLA on this, something like this happens and it's your, it's your patient, patient, you might have to Face some kind of accountability.

[B]

There are court cases going on right now that are effectively charging doctors for that. Particularly when the parents don't know.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Which is. That's. That's the worst part of all of it. I mean, the parents are also a little weak. You gotta blame the parents a little bit here.

[D]

But, you know, when you have the. The schools, like. Well, we're not going to share that information with the parents. We want to go on a school trip to the zoo, get a consent form. You gotta sign off on that.

[C]

From who?

[D]

Right, from your parents. But don't you dare bring up anything. Might actually change their life for the worse, which we all know that's exactly what they're trying to do to these kids. And we see the results. It's kind of plain as day.

[C]

And we saw this in the Epstein files. We saw the discussion. If you guys are snooping around those Epstein files, like Rick and I are, he was very highly involved, you know, with the structuring of. We're going to try to transition more children. It's truly astounding.

[B]

But a great point you made earlier on this, because so many people were. There were a lot of people killed and a lot of people hurt. Not one mention of this story yet. We're ad nauseam. Nothing wrong with the story with Guthrie and earlier. But ad nauseam, we gotta hear. We gotta have this story 24 7. And not one mention of this story.

[D]

Right.

[B]

I mean, that is outrageous.

[D]

And not only that, the police chief. Did you hear some of the things he said?

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

I'm sorry. We described this as a gun person. It's a gun person. That's the way he's describing the killer they identified as a female. No, we identify them as a lunatic who kills people.

[B]

Mental illness. Just mental illness. This is a deranged person who shot people in a deranged way.

[D]

And it doesn't matter if you use a different pronoun now, because they're dead. So who cares? What are they gonna do? Come back from the grave and sue you? I doubt it. Because they killed eight people. Eight innocent people. Yeah. I mean, it's just terrible, idiotic, stupid. That guy should. He should resign.

[B]

Well, it also shows how terrible our news and media is these days. Days where nobody covers a story that's got real tragedy to it. And we have another story that has tragedy to it. But that's the only story they talk about. I mean, where is the media? They don't want to talk about trans. No, when there's a killing, they Only want to talk about trans. When they're, you know, some MAGA person, you know, says something about them, that's the only time they want to cover it.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

All right, 35 past the hour, live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night. Let's do some headline news. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[D]

All right, Damon. Well, there's been some stuff going on on Capitol Hill in the form of, of people testifying. Yesterday we were going to cover this. Pam Bondi was up on the Hill exchanging jabs with lawmakers over the Epstein files. Keynotes of the key parts of the testimony came when she was, of course, attacked by different members of the Democrat Party, including Jamie Raskin. Let's see, who else did she go after? Democratic Representative Jaya Paul. You name it. The parade of losers from the Democrats were out in force yesterday. Let's get to some of these clips because you got to see them to believe them. Here is. Let's see. Sorry about that. Cut number one. Here's Pam Bondi on the Democrats going after Trump about Epstein. This is cut number one. Check this out.

[F]

You know all they want to do. All the American people need to know this. They are talking about Epstein today. This has been around since the Obama administration. This administration released over 3 million pages of documents. Over 3 million. And Donald Trump signed that law to release all of those documents. He is the most transparent president in the nation's history. And none of them, none of them asked Merrick Garland over the last four years one word about Jeffrey Epstein.

[D]

Yeah. So there she is taking it to the Democrats overall. Here is one of her favorite punching bags from yesterday. And again, you know what? I've said it before, and I think you guys have heard me say it. I'm not a big fan of Pam Bondi. I think her presentation is, well, is lacking. But she did make some great points. Here she is going after Jamie Raskin. Almost blew his hair off. Cut number two, calling him out for grandstanding. Cut to check this out.

[F]

Do you even know who Chase Mulligan is You're so obsessed with? You don't do.

[C]

I'm going to teach you the rules again.

[A]

You're the Attorney General of the United States. We have rules here.

[F]

Obsessed with him.

[C]

You're the Attorney General of the United.

[F]

States obsessed with Donald Trump. You have Trump Derangement Syndrome.

[A]

Mr. Chairman, I'd like my time restored.

[F]

I'd like my time restored in your district. In your district. And you don't even know about it, about keeping children time Belongs to the gentleman predators.

[D]

Time belongs to the gentleman from Maryland. Gentlemen, can proceed.

[C]

Yeah, and I just. I want the whole country to look at this generally.

[D]

Can respond if she wants to.

[F]

Thank you, Chairman. He called Chase Mulligan a wild goose chase and didn't even know who he was. He is a defendant in your own district who sprayed on girls, Mr. Chairman.

[G]

Well, you know what?

[C]

If he were part of the Epstein.

[A]

Investigation, you wouldn't do anything about it.

[F]

Online chat rooms and committed sex portion. Yet he didn't even know in your tiny little dish district who he's embarrassing.

[D]

This is your committee and she is embarrassing on.

[C]

You hear him rasking. He's. He's embarrassing like Jim Jordan kiss. Jim Jordan was cracking up earlier. If you saw him with the Nadler thing. Yeah. When Nadler was crying. That was diaper diplomacy without even having to AI him into babies.

[D]

Yeah, they were.

[C]

They were bickering like infants.

[D]

And at one point, Nadler was asleep. I think somebody had to wake him up.

[B]

Right. They brought him like 15 minutes.

[C]

They brought him a diaper.

[D]

It was amazing. Here's another cut of Pam Bondi calling. Calling Jamie Raskin a loser. Check this out. Cut 3.

[C]

You can let her filibuster all day.

[A]

Long, but not on our watch, not on our time.

[C]

No way. And I told you about that attorney.

[A]

General before you started.

[F]

You don't tell me.

[C]

Oh, I did tell you because we saw what you did in the Senate lawyer.

[B]

Not even a lawyer.

[A]

Committee will be in order. Time and I should get back at least 45 seconds. We will give you a few more seconds. I said that already.

[B]

45 seconds.

[D]

Okay, I will. Timing right now.

[C]

All right. Like a bunch of monkeys messing with a football.

[B]

I don't ever remember hearings other than during this. The how much they hate Trump. The Trump administration being this disgusting. This and all the ones that have happened. The Democrats aren't. Don't even ask questions. No, they don't even ask inquiries on anything that's going on with the Department of Justice or anyone else that's been there. It's just been attack, attack, attack. They have nothing to say. I've never seen them. It seems like a complete shot shift in how our government is trying to learn about these problems.

[A]

I mean, these hearings are so stupid. They get five minutes. They spend four minutes and 40 seconds of it just pontificating and saying stupid stuff. And then they. Then they get into a fight for the last 20 seconds. But here's my question, because some of this I'm seeing for the first Time, obviously, with everything I have going on right now. But why did I see so many conservatives saying that her performance was embarrassing yesterday? How many it seems to be now in fashion once again to call for her resignation. And what I would ask any of those people who are doing that, do any of them think that she's just freewheeling this on her own, that she's coming up with this on her own, or do you remember that she works for the President of the United States and that he came out today and said her performance was fine and she's talking the same way he's talking that the stock market equals success for families and all it's the same. So again, my point is, who thinks that she's just like, why, why are they calling for her to resign? Like, why are we not saying, what's the messaging from the President to her? What are we, what are we doing? Because she's not sitting there just freewheeling these answers and coming up with this on her own and just acting like she. No, she's, she's doing what she's told. So why is the anger to her and not to. Not to him.

[C]

Him.

[D]

Because she's embarrassing the, the swamp. The rhinos don't like their friends being called out on the carpet.

[A]

Well, no, I get the fighting stuff that we all like, the, you know, the name calling and stuff like that and all that. That's all well and good, but what to the crux of like, even the Epstein stuff like the binders that, you know, they, they've created a lot of the hysteria and all of this around the Epstein stuff. So, you know, now it's like they're trying to clean up their own making and they just, they're not, they can't.

[C]

Vin. I feel like they hung her out to drive through degree and I'm not a fan at all. I think she's done a lousy job, but that's why she earned her money for the Trump team, because she went up there, she had an inevitable loss, fought tooth and nail and did not fare well because she's in it. You know, she's. The whole world's against her on this because we want every bit of transparency about the Epstein files. We all felt like it was the Rubicon to pass through all of the secrets of the deep state and how many horrifying things they've done. Yeah, she's been set up here to just tow company line, as Damon said, for the Trump team. And she was in an unwinnable fight. So, you know, in my opinion here, she earned her money for Team Trump, but she dove on a grenade because no one in MAGA likes that. And everybody in the left who are chomping at the bit right now, just loving and frothing and foaming over Trump, a pedo and Republican, a pedal protectors, they're winning the war of optics on this. But I don't. I can't picture Trump really not having a play on this because he. Can he really be handling this whole thing that bad?

[B]

I think Trump thinks this whole Epstein thing is just a bunch. I don't want to say a bunch of nonsense, okay, because there's real stuff here. But I think he looks at this and says there's so many other big things that we need to be investigating. And everyone's obsessed with. With this Epstein thing. He kind of said that early on.

[D]

Yeah, he did.

[B]

It's like, what is the big deal here? All right, already.

[C]

I think he's gonna use it later.

[B]

So I think it's being used by everybody that just wants to harass and hate Trump and anyone associated with him, especially the Attorney General. And frankly, I'm looking to see what's going on with that January 6th committee. All these other things that are being investigated, I want to see those. And yeah, the Epstein thing, too. Well, you know, put it in that.

[D]

Bucket until we see one of these Dirk bags actually arrested for committing the crime. Because, you know, these. These little kids didn't rape themselves.

[C]

Right.

[D]

You know.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6P on a Thursday night. More to do. We're back right after. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night at the Real Real at the America First.

[B]

I'll get it.

[A]

Real America's voice, the America first warehouse. Check, please. I'll get it. Vinnie Mac's here. He's sitting to my left. He's going to do some more news. Paul Nolan's got some headlines as well. Delgado was doing headlines. We went to the break. We were talking about Pam Bondi's performance yesterday. Some loved it because obviously she's tough and she ain't taking no nonsense from the loser Democrats who have no interest, as always in these committee meetings of getting any useful information to you, the American public, they have no interest in that whatsoever. But again, I just go back to my point. If you're upset about broken promises on immigration or Epstein or go down the list, I. If you think she's freewheeling, these answers, and this is. This is all just coming from her, I mean, I think you're looking in the wrong place. But anyways, a couple more on. On her performance. Delgado, what else you got?

[D]

Yeah, and again, she was testifying yesterday in front of the House Judiciary Committee amid the ongoing controversies related to the Epstein file, you know, and the investigation into President Trump's foes for the handling of the fatal shootings in Minnesota and the ICE immigration officers. So that's what she was there to talk about. Here she is slapping around the. Slapping around the wet noodle from San Francisco, Ted Lieu cut number four as he tries to silence Pam Bondi. And again, I'm not a big fan of the Bondi, but I gotta, you know, like Paul said, she earned her money today or yesterday. I should say cut number four. Check this out.

[A]

If you had any decency, you would.

[D]

Resign right after this hearing, gentlemen, has expired.

[F]

May I respond?

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

I don't know how you respond. No one can.

[F]

That's a crime in California. He does not want to talk about.

[A]

I did not ask a question.

[F]

In his day. This, this is what Congressman Lou didn't want to talk about. He didn't want to talk about.

[C]

All.

[F]

The crime that is happening in his state. California refuses to honor detainees because of its dangerous sanctuary city policies. The refusal means California has released 4,561 criminal illegal aliens. Criminal illegal aliens, yeah.

[D]

So there she is blasting tetloo about the California policy of not working with ICE to remove the worst of the worst. She named murderers, rapists, you name it. The worst of the worst coming out of California, they just turn them loose back on the street and tell the California citizens kick rocks she was prepared. Yeah, she was.

[B]

For any of these people.

[D]

Here she is, the last one I got for Pam Bondi blasting Damon's favorite New York representative, Dan Goldman. Here is cut number five. She rakes him over the coals pretty good. Damon, cut five. Check the.

[B]

This outstand the extent of Donald Trump's lies about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

[F]

You're about as good of a lawyer today as you were when you tried to impeach President Trump in 2016. Have you apologized for that in 2019?

[A]

So will you unradact this?

[F]

Will you counsel on that privilege?

[B]

I'm asking you, will you unpredict this?

[F]

Privileged, yeah.

[D]

So there she is.

[A]

And remember, Pam Bondi defended President Trump through those impeachments. I think it's one of the reasons that she's in this position and will remain in this position.

[B]

She's a good lawyer, but she might not be the most articulate of people in one day she presents to the public. But she's historically been a very, very good lawyer and prosecutor. I mean, she's no slouch.

[D]

No, definitely not.

[B]

But she's had a great career.

[D]

But again, until we see one of these Epstein guys, friends, names, whatever, what.

[C]

Have you, billionaires, Johns, give us a jar and bury him in prison forever. Right.

[D]

You know, she's not doing her job. So as far as that's concerned.

[A]

Hey, and you think the job of getting that out solely lies with her?

[D]

Yeah, of course. She's, she's the, she's the one who, she is, she is the one who puts it out there. She's the one who's going to prosecute it. Their office makes a decision.

[C]

I think it's coming from Trump and I think he's afraid that if all these bankers in the House of Cards comes down, our economy tumbles, the dollar system crumbles. I think Trump knows what he's doing here and he' I personally believe that he's, he's protecting the banking. All he cares about is the economy. I don't think it's up to Pam Bondi right now. While I agree with you on most stuff, and I want to see these guys fry, there's got to be something bigger at hand here. None of this makes sense.

[B]

Yeah, it is astonishing though, how many tentacles this guy had. I mean, the amount of people in a variety of industries, a variety of political persuasions, this guy had his hands. Everybody thought he was a major PowerPoint.

[C]

Right.

[B]

It's not like people would just say, and I want to, you know, see if I want to have sex or something. He was the power broker, money laundering, Big, big, big powerful guy. They all wanted a piece of him. All those emails say that. I mean, everybody wanted access to him.

[D]

It's amazing.

[C]

I know he's all the back 26 year old to the Iran Contra deal. You know, think about that. I mean, think about how far back his criminal behavior went. It's mind boggling.

[D]

They say it started under Bill Barr, father.

[C]

Yeah, Bill Barr's father and Henry Kissinger. And listen, the George Bush, I mean he was, you know, he essentially, you know, ran that program and Reagan didn't even know about it, you know, so.

[D]

Anyhow, anyhow, good news for the Democrat Party though is coming from cnn, Damon, as CNN warns that the electric electoral repercussions of some shocking poll results. Results might not be favorable as the Democrats would like you to think they are. Harry Enton is our guy. He loves the polls. And David loves Harry and polls.

[A]

Oh, yeah, I love Harry.

[D]

A majority of Americans say that the Democrat Party has become too far left leaning and it's getting worse and has been getting worse for at least three decades, according to a new CNN analysis. While many in the media have been accusing the Republican Party of being too far left, right polling indicates that Americans say Democrats have been turning too far left. Here is Harry giving you the results of his poll. Harry, take it away.

[B]

Cut seven Democratic base. Right. But what about all, what about all Americans, Right. How about all voters? Voters who say the Democrats are now too liberal. Look at this percentage. It was 42% in 96, 48% in 2013. Now 58% in 2025. Of all Democrat.

[A]

Of all voters.

[B]

Voters say that the Democratic Party is too liberal. The Democrats are moving to the left, the far left is gaining power. And there could be some electoral repercussions because what we see right now is voters, the clear majority, say that they are too liberal.

[D]

Yeah, too liberal.

[A]

I mean, too liberal even that's being way too nice. They're damn communists. What are you talking about?

[B]

Socialists. They're communists. They're winning primaries, though. Folks think we're going to do better because they're winning primaries.

[C]

When you have the rig job mast that, yeah, it's easy to win.

[A]

What is that? I know. What does that say then? That they're winning primaries. I mean, they're winning governorships too. Look what's going on in Virginia. I mean, people are already seeing in Virginia.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

And again, this goes back to my point of somebody wrote on, on about the gerrymandering map that she's putting forward. What is this crazy? I'm like, well, it may be crazy to you because you have an iq, you know, you have some common sense, but to them, all they see is the power that they hold and how to maximize the use of that power when they hold. Hold it. And when they hold it, they know how to maximize it and they know how to use it. Nothing stops them from using it. So they don't think, well, let's gerrymander to see if we could pick up a couple seats. They go, no, how do we gerrymander it? So they have absolutely no representation and no votes. And if we can run them over with a bus while we're doing it, let's figure out how to do that too. Our side, they go, well, maybe we could pick up one or two seats. But let's kumbaya and be nice about it, though. We don't want to do anything too overtly political. Meanwhile, they're doing what they can to own the whole damn state.

[B]

Yeah. They're even faking it. They're running candidates like the Virginia governor who run as moderates and they govern as hardcore progressive leftists. And then there are just ones that are like Mandami and a few others that in this recent primary, the Bernie Sanders candidate that won in this primary just yesterday, I think they're overtly progressive and socialist and communist. So whether you think, oh, here's finally a moderate moderate, and that moderate turns out to be progressive or there's a progressive. But I just, I agree with, a lot of the Republican folks are saying that when they run against the Republicans in the midterms, I do think they're not going to win those, those elections because they're too progressive. They're going too far. It works for us that they are going too far in the prime in their own primaries.

[A]

All right, let's take a break. That's a wrap. Hour one, Hour two. Coming back on a Thursday night from the America first warehouse. Paul's got some news. What's going on with the US Dollar, Vinnie Mac? Well, a federal judge is at it again. It's all coming up when we get back. Right.

[C]

Sam.

[D]

As Big D double dizzle in the.

[A]

Six speed brizzle live on Real America's Voice. Visual, baby. That's right, Snoop. On a Thursday night at the America first warehouse. Thanks to Joe the Box for having us in last minute so we could do the show tonight. Vinnie Mac here sitting to my left, gonna have some more news. Paul Nolan, we'll have some news as well. Rick Delgado's got Maine headlines. Glad you're out there wherever you are. We appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekday nights. Lots to do. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Slick's off tonight. Kevin Downey Jr's off tonight. Slick will be back tomorrow. Kevin Downey Jr will be back tomorrow. We're back right here at the American first warehouse for our normal Friday night. We're looking forward to that. Lots to get to here in our two. But I want to just go back to the end of our one because, Vinnie, we were talking about elections.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

And how that these, these crazed communist. We've seen the special elections and just the Republicans getting their voters turned out and getting excited in a world that's, you know, coming a couple years away where Trump's never going to be on the ballot again. So we've got to get these low propensity Voters out. But in the meantime, even these, even the communists are, they're finding ways to win elections. And Paul, you may have a lead on maybe how that's happening.

[C]

Well, you know, when I saw this, you know, clip, I meant my stomach turned. Like, wait, there's just no integrity whatsoever at all in American politics. It's just, it's all fubar. But to Vince point, you guys go to cut 14k, Barr just comes out and says it.

[E]

I'm not a real Republican. Like, I am telling people the truth. I knock on a door and I say I'm running in the Republican primary, but I'm not a Republican, I'm a progressive. I'm running as a Republican in the Republican primary for congressional district 14. Because that is where the actual competition happens in our gerrymandered district. It happens in the primaries. Like if you're in a district that is a lock for Democrats, that Democratic primary is where the competition is. And quite frankly, while the can't win strategy is about building for the long term and like building our bench and being ready for Fair Maps In 2030, we gotta win right now because we are in an emergency, like a Democratic emergency. And so the place I can win is as a fake Republican.

[B]

I can't even believe that.

[A]

Did she say I'm knocking on doors, but I'm telling them the truth in the beginning of the clip?

[C]

Yes.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

That's strange.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

To me, I'm your Republican representative looking for your vote, but I'm actually a progressive and I'm going to govern with the Democrats. So what do you think?

[D]

So, so vote for me.

[C]

Yeah. I don't know. The whole thing is such a. It's, it's all just such.

[B]

The thing is people are going to vote anyhow because they're not going to even have any idea who she is. And they're going to check a box and say, I'm going to vote Republican and this, this, this deceiver is going to wind up in office.

[C]

Right.

[B]

I mean, this is what seems to be happening, people. The apathy is at a ridiculous level. Nobody's voting. How does Madame get elected in New York City?

[D]

Because it's.

[B]

Nobody votes, but it's New York City. Well, how does AOC get elected in her district? Because nobody voted.

[D]

Because she, she went and did what the old white guy, who she was prime minister, primary, primary didn't do.

[B]

But they only had a few thousand votes. That's all I know. Nobody's voting. If actually people came out and voted, maybe, maybe she Wouldn't have won. But to your point, I get it. She went out now. Charmed, people.

[C]

That's the face of hopelessness. When people stop voting, it's because they're hopeless.

[B]

Yeah, well, that's probably the biggest problem we have right now in the country is these crazy people getting elected because people aren't voting. And that's what Charlie Kirk did so well for the presidential election. Yeah, we've got to get people out to vote in these midterms, man. We have to.

[A]

Well, speaking of things we're up against besides elections and voting, Vin, one of the other things we're up against is the judiciary. And of course, a federal judge is at it again. What did he do now?

[B]

You know, you hear all of the pushback and the complaints from the left about ice, and then you see a story like this, and this is, by the way, not an uncommon story. This has been happening all over sanctuary cities and states, and ISIS had to go in to clean this mess up. There's a federal judge in Louisiana that just released. I'm trying to think of how many of these guys. I think it was four illegal immigrants who were convicted of murder, sex crimes, et cetera. They have huge rap sheets, but he released them so ICE could not go and arrest them. So now what does ICE have to do? Number one, ICE has to go into the communities to try and find these people, people and arrest them to protect us. But number two, what did this judge really do? This judge really put people into the cities and the towns that we live in that are going to do harm to us. So who's culpable to this? I think, Paul, you were talking about, can we sue these people, you know, for all the sex change stuff and all that kind of craziness going on. Can we sue this judge? Somebody gets robbed, raped, or killed by one of these guys that were released where they could have been picked up by ISIS if. Which is what they're legally supposed to do, who's culpable to that? Is it this judge? Has he does. He not only has blood in his hands, but should he pay a price for decisions like this that are egregious?

[C]

Well, we saw that just this week. We saw that black woman, a judge, I can't remember her name, but young black guy was belligerent in the court, cursing and screaming at her the whole time. The jury suggests 65 years, and he slaps him on the wrist after he's already been and out of jail, and we know he's going to commit crime again. Because, because he's, you know, he was a victim, though. That's what the judge said, that this poor boy is a victim of his environment. And they just, that's it. Like the world is just, it's gone mad.

[B]

Well, how do you straighten out these judges? This is an Obama appointee, so we know he's a left wing judge. And one thing the left has done really well over the last 20 years plus is appointing these judges in places. They're radical. There has to be a system. I remember a day, I don't know, Damon, do they still do this where they have to swear to uphold the law and the Constitution? Isn't there a program? Don't they sign a document that says, I will abide by the Constitution and the law? And when they don't do that, isn't would that be recourse?

[C]

Well, remember, right. The Constitution was made by a bunch of old white racists who stole land. So they, they don't care about the Constitution. It means nothing to them.

[D]

Yeah, I mean, I mean, mean, Vin, I think what you're, what you're really thinking of there is the, the old torches and pitchforks to go get these guys. Well, right, because. Because at that point nobody seems to be, like you said, nobody seems to be doing anything about what these guys are doing, letting them run rub shot over the rule of law. So maybe, you know, maybe it takes, you know, the actual, the stomping of the feet of the people outside the courtroom is the say, look, you better start listening to us and, and then go about having that person removed. There are levers that they can pull that can have those people removed.

[A]

Yeah, it'd be called Article 3 of the Constitution. Well, that's that Congress doesn't seem to have any interest in actually going back and looking at it, which sets and limits the federal court jurisdiction. But they won't use it. They created it. Most of these courts, the only court that the Constitution even recognized is the Supreme Court. Yeah, all these other ones have been, have been Congress created. And if they can create them, why can't they get rid of them?

[B]

Yeah, you would think so.

[A]

Article three says they can, but they won't.

[B]

My big issue is a gross lack of accountability going on in this country, particularly on the left. So you've got protesters and disruptors. When ICE is trying to arrest people, people. Nobody gets in trouble. You've got judges making these rulings that are just ridiculous. Nobody gets in trouble. All of this stuff happened. However, if you showed up on January 6, you were put in jail for a couple of years before they can even get to your court case for a misdemeanor.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Without a mattress, without treated like absolute crap.

[C]

I mean, honestly, as bad as Gitmo.

[B]

So there's no accountability. And when there's no accountability, what do you got? Accident. Anarchy. If no one's going to make people accountable to laws and things that we put in place to keep the civilization running properly. Well, we know that's part of their motivation, of course, but I think that's where this all stands. There's no accountability to judges, lawyers, politicians across the board. And if you're a Republican though, there's accountability.

[D]

Right.

[B]

They'll come after you and do something to you.

[D]

Right. But if you're a pedophile that may have visited an island or two to guess what, you get a pass.

[B]

Oh, there you go.

[A]

As Daniel Horowitz says today in the Blaze today, he wrote this. Now, I don't know if it's about this story, Vin, that you just brought up or some other judge, but he says today, what do you call an official who claims the final say over the limits of his own power and everyone else's? Someone who could slap a yes on anything the elect elected branches do or a no on anything they attend, attempt, and treat his decree as the final and last word. That's the kind of power that would have shocked the American founders. In practice, that kind of power exceeds anything that King George III exercised over the American colonies. Yet we keep granting it to federal judges by treating their overreach as binding, even when Congress has said otherwise. The founders of the country worried most about the branches that wield force and money. The President commands the sword, Congress holds the purse. Both stand for election, judges do not. Life tenure exists to protect judges while they decide cases, not to hand them an independent mandate to try to run the damn country. Judges possess no army and controlled no appropriations. Their influence depends on the political branches giving lawful effect to their rulings. And that's just the beginning of this article. So again, if you're going to look to place blame, look to place blame to the body that created them and will not rein them in.

[B]

They've frozen our country in many ways. A federal judge comes out with some edict when where the President is trying to got legislation by the way, to move things forward, forward, and they come out with some, some edict and it just stops to your point. It's worse than having a king or a dictator, you know, doing things.

[D]

It's worse. And again, that body is the body that we also want to have term limits on. But they have the vote on that and I'm sure they're going to line.

[B]

Up to do that. We got to take a flamethrower to all this stuff.

[A]

Paul, what's going on in Russia? They talked about you saying something about the US Dollar.

[C]

Yeah. Well, here's the headline from Economic Times. Russia may return to US Dollar settlement system in Trump deal. The proposed US Russia economic partnership includes and is BRICS de dollarization now a dead game. So just a synopsis of it. Over 60% of the BRICS nations trade in local currencies. That shift could slow fast. Russia is considering a return to the US Dollar settlement system under a potential Trump economic deal. The proposal includes joint energy projects, natural gas investments, offshore oil and critical minerals. A dollar comeback would reshape global finance. It could weaken BRICS de dollarization efforts. This isn't just a trade deal. It's a peace lever. Kremlin documents suggest that these economic carrots are being dangled as a reward for a finalized settlement in Ukraine. Markets are watching. Currency and energy trade signals are closely, are being signaled closely. So this to me would be the ultimate move and I think it would be fantastic when this happens. The market goes through the roof. We get strengthened and liberals will be, I'll call him a Putin puppet. But somehow, some way, peace with, like, with, with Putin would be a bad thing. Right? I just don't get it. You know, peace is peace or something.

[B]

That helps the dollar or something that helps economies all over the world.

[C]

Could you imagine, David, if that would all crash? Like what would happen if our dollar crash or we don't, we're no longer the world reserve currency.

[B]

More people depended on it, by the way, and it might not ever crash.

[D]

Or something that stops the, those, those BRIC countries from getting those strongholds that.

[B]

They'Re trying to do 100%, you know, they're fighting Trump big time.

[C]

Bankers war.

[A]

All right, hour two live from Studio 6P on a Thursday. Vinny Mac, Paul Nolan, Rick Dog out. All more news headlines all coming up on a Thursday night live at the America first warehouse. We're back right after this.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

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[D]

Well, you know what, Damon? When it comes to, when it comes to the Jeffrey Epstein story, no one remains untouched and is now stretched over to a gentleman by the name of Casey Wasserman, who I mentioned the other day because he was one of the billionaires. Billionaires on that long list of billionaires that the ap, the ap, the Associated Press, I call them now the Associated Mess because they were trying to say that no powerful rich men were ever helped with Jeffrey Epstein. Well, it turns out LA Olympic chief Casey Wasserman, who's the chairman of the LA Olympic Committee, is facing calls to resign after flirty email with Ghislaine Maxwell are revealed in the Epstein files. The messages between Wasserman, who along with chairing LA28 is also a prominent entertainment and sports agent, and Maxwell were included in the millions of documents released by the DOJ last week related to its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. They show that the pair exchanged several intimate messages. Damon. Intimate.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

They were, they were.

[A]

What's wrong with that?

[D]

I don't know. Well it could be because she's a, she's a criminal who was trafficking young girls. But she was of course, you know, getting mixed up with, with the la. The la, what do you call it? Olympic Committeeman. And now they are asking for him to resign his position. He's taking a stand not to resign. He's also losing many, uh, I guess, uh, some, uh, some celebrities from, from his, from his entertainment sports agency because they don't like the fact that he's attached to the Epstein files.

[A]

Okay, what did he do? The definition of flirty emails doesn't make, doesn't make this sound like it rises exactly to the level of. I don't know.

[D]

Well, several local officials in la, because.

[A]

Your next story that's coming up. If I had a chance to flirt flirty emails, I'd be sending them off about one every five minutes.

[D]

I know about that.

[A]

To my girl.

[D]

And you might be called to step down from anything you were doing. I might be that.

[B]

All right, I'm in suspense now.

[D]

The messages between the pair threaten to create a major distraction to LA as they gear up for the 2028 Games which forecast to generate roughly 13.6 to $17.6 billion of GDP.

[C]

For that's only one tenth of the debt of the state.

[D]

Right. But several local officials, local officials in LA have have called for Wasserman to step away because he risked bringing the. The stain of Epstein to the LA Olympics. So okay, Epstein. Yes.

[A]

Let's get to the next story.

[D]

Damon's into this next story. Why is he into this next story?

[A]

I hope there's video or pictures in this story.

[D]

There is both. Oh, there she is. Country music star Ella Langley. Is joining Sydney Sweeney.

[A]

We type a flirty email right now.

[C]

I thought that was Linda Ronstadt.

[D]

American Eagles, new denim darling.

[B]

Another round of buffalo wings, please.

[C]

Thank you.

[D]

Do you. You look like you love me singer.

[A]

Come on.

[D]

Damon looks like he loves her.

[C]

Thank you.

[D]

Has been announced with the latest launch from American Eagle jeans featuring the award winning artist in July 2025. You might remember Sydney Sweeney. Her big. Her big marketing campaign has great jeans. Well, the playful pun has. Has critics arguing about jeans and jeans, you know, spelled both ways. But now, of course, Damon's girl.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Ella Langley, who was born in 1999. Damon, thank.

[A]

Well.

[D]

Damon, I'm not serious.

[A]

Delgado.

[D]

You're making me sound like I'm, you know, flirty emails.

[A]

Well, flirty emails may. I mean, I don't know.

[D]

Born in 1999, she's one of four kids. She's got like four. Four brothers and sisters and she's the oldest in her family.

[A]

Each one of the brothers could probably beat me up, so I probably should shut up.

[D]

On the God's country podcast, in 2024, she joined her father. She's got a. Probably a big father. David, just so you know. Who said she was always so confident in her ability to sing? Well, now she should be confident in her ability to sell jeans. That's exactly what she's doing. She left her small town in Alabama for Auburn University University. Spent two years in school. She dropped out of college, moved to Nashville and the rest is history.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah.

[D]

There you have it.

[B]

I can relate to that.

[A]

You can't relate to anything.

[B]

I went to Pepperdine for a couple of years and then the rest is history. Yeah, Yeah. I was, you know, didn't do any modeling, but I was willing to sell jeans.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Hey, this goes back to Brooke Shields. Brooke Shields sold jeans. This is a national pastime. Some of the biggest models in the world sold jeans. Yeah, we're sexy. Beautiful.

[A]

That's a good looking girl right there. I'm just going to tell you that.

[C]

Right. Who knew that pretty girls would sell products? Exactly. This is so bizarre thing ever.

[D]

But there she is in the new American Eagle ad that Damon has on repeat in his office.

[A]

No, don't make me sound like some.

[B]

Well, the poster in the bedroom's a little much, but I think that this is.

[A]

Okay, I'm just telling you that's a good looking woman.

[C]

That's all Farah Fawcett posters. Yeah.

[A]

And by the way, she's a great singer and a good songwriter. And that song choosing Texas is just. You just can't get it out of your head.

[B]

So thank you.

[A]

I like Ella Langley. But I'll tell you who I also really like now. I'll tell you one of my new favorite singers. If you, and if you're, if you're a parent, Rick Delgado. Specifically a mother.

[D]

He's gonna say a guy.

[A]

If you haven't heard Hannah Harper yet, oh, man. Go check out Hannah Harper because, oh, my God, she's got a song called String Cheese. That is so good. Oh, God, she's so good. She's so good. It's stupid how good she is.

[D]

David, you're venturing into Hannah Harper.

[A]

Go check her out.

[D]

Yeah. Strange. What? Wow.

[B]

I did that song in karaoke once.

[A]

Oh, man, she's so good. All right, live from Studio 6 Bay. We'll do some more news. Vinnie Mac, Paul Nolan, all coming up right after this.

[B]

On a Thursday night, substring cheese with those buffalo wings. Please go on in fe some string of cheese.

[A]

All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Thursday night reel. America's Voice at the end, America first warehouse. Vinnie Mac is here. He's got some news coming up. Paul Nolan, Rick Del Agado. Glad you're in. Make sure you follow us on social media at lfs6b. lfs6b. Pretty much everywhere. Instagram @lfs6b show. Vinnie Mack is here. And what's going on with the the Senate Trump's signature policy? Vin?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, you ever Wonder what the D.C. city Council's been doing? I mean, you need to stop and think about the types of things they're up to and trying to figure our lives better. If you live in DC to make your lives in DC Better on a daily basis, how can we, how can we protect you better? How can we support you better? How can we get you to pay less money in taxes? What can we do to help you? You think this is the theme of some of their meetings?

[A]

No.

[B]

Well, no. Trump's signature bill, which is the big beautiful bill and pieces of that bill have attempted to be overridden by the D.C. d.C. City Council. And those pieces were. I mean, I can't believe I'm even saying this, and I'm saying it for a reason, because it's outrageous to me that any city council would do this. And you'll see it in left wing cities, and that is no tax on tips. What's with that? What? No tax. The overtime pay, these two critical things in a big, beautiful bill that enable very hardworking people to make a little more money in take home pay and not have to pay taxes on their overtime or on their tips.

[A]

Right.

[B]

They tried to override that.

[A]

What do you think the governor of New York's doing?

[B]

It's exactly what's happening. This is a good precedent. Well, the Senate did, did vote that away. So they can't do it. They tried to do it and the Senate in a 5,146 vote on Wednesday said that they can't do that. So that's not going to happen. Now. We're going to have to do this liberal city by liberal city. And the thing is, it's the only reason they're even contemplating anything as dumb as this, the D.C. city Council and other city councils, is because it's Trump's signature bill. If Trump wasn't the president and these policies were enacted, they would not be doing this. There's no logical reason for any city council to be talking about taking away tax breaks for their citizens, especially the hard working ones who are waiters and waitresses and they drive Ubers or whatever, they're making tips. The caddies in the golf clubs, all this crazy stuff, they try to take that away. And it's symptomatic of how loony our city councils have actually gotten. And these are the people we're entrusting to help us from a local basis. We talk about the federal judges who screw us on a regular basis by enacting laws that the whole country's got to abide by. Then you have a city council that's supposed to be there in a small municipality to make your life better. And all they're doing is unwinding really good things that are trying to help you people. It's astonishing to me that it's even happening.

[A]

And you think it's happening only because it's Trump.

[B]

I think it's happening because it's Trump's signature bill. I think it's happening because Trump is in office. I think it's all about Trump.

[A]

What do you think is Ronald McDonald could be the president and they would. And if he gave tax breaks and tries to make people's lives better, they would, they would do the same exact thing. It's worse. It's. And that actually makes it worse than just because they don't like a guy. They actually don't believe that they deserve it. They don't believe that anybody in the country. Exactly, Exactly.

[C]

You know, Trump introduces that during the campaign and 12 seconds later, Kamal is like, I have a great idea.

[B]

I mean, I hear what you're saying Damon, but I think this is all about Trump derangement syndrome. Trump said it, we got unwind it and they went and did it. Now maybe they would have done it at anyhow, but it's, it's pure.

[C]

If they can get 90% of your money, they would.

[B]

Yeah, they would.

[A]

You could apply the same things right now to the SAVE Act. Why possibly would anybody in any position of power like the governor of Pennsylvania who's out today saying oh, this is meant to nationalize our elections and I am vehemently opposed to the SAVE Act. Now what? So it's the exact same principle.

[B]

Yeah, it is.

[A]

It has nothing to do with Trump pushing it. It has to do with they want, they want as many illegals voting as possible. They don't want to take away any of the entitlement for people to keep coming here and they don't want honest elections. It has nothing to do with Trump. I mean he's just icing on top. But they believe these things.

[B]

That's the scary part. I saw a politician talking about the SAVE act and that it's going to restrict one women, divorced women from voting because they can't change their birth certificate.

[C]

Cuz they can't leave the kitchen.

[B]

So I mean anyone has who's been divorced, you, you and you want to go back to your maid name, you change that on your driver's license, you change your legal, you don't, you don't change your birth certificate. By the way, that's the name you're born with when you get married. You don't change your birth certificate so they could cheat.

[D]

Yeah. What's amazing is that nobody's telling them the throwing it in their face. The obvious part. Not only do you need your birth certificate to get your license, which is going to be your photo ID that you'll use, but your birth certificate doesn't look like you because there's no picture. Duh.

[C]

Hello.

[D]

Does anybody realize that, you know when these dummies on the left sit there, go, well, you know the birth certificate, who's going to carry that around? Nobody carries it around. You don't carry it around. You carry around the piece of ID that you use the birth certificate to get you the piece of id.

[B]

This is the scare tactic you've talked about. You've talked about this before. I forgot what you call it. The smear, the wrap up smear. Because a politician says that, you know, it's gonna. Women won't be able to vote now who have been divorced because they can't change their name. Okay? We know that's a lie that's now going to be repeated on every liberal channel. And then eventually the Looney Tunes, especially on my Facebook page, are going to be talking about the safe act being this, you know, thing against women or what Damon was saying that, you know, people just. It's going to ruin our nation. It's going to nationalize elections. It's just, it's a bunch of horse, you know what I mean?

[C]

Like, that's why they keep pumping out the trumps in the files a million times. Meanwhile, when you look at the details of that, it's, it's manufactured through a hotline that like, you know, so, you know, I'm sorry, but Damon was going to say something. But the whole thing is just the.

[A]

Whole Democrat premises of the like, is there any, any voter, aged citizen in the country that doesn't have a photo id? Given everything, you need a photo id. Their argument is such nonsense. Based on its basic face. It doesn't even pass the smell test.

[D]

Right.

[C]

We saw the Nate Fridman video about a year and a half ago where they were talking about, you know, getting ID is too hard for black people. And they were asked, they interviewed like 35 or 40 black people. Like what?

[D]

Yeah, on the streets of Harlem.

[C]

What are we, morons? I know exactly where it is. It's so. And they were all like, that's insulting to get into an event thing to say. But meanwhile, yeah, they just want the ability to, to rig elections and stuff, you know, ballot box.

[D]

Meanwhile, if you try to go to the Capitol, especially if you're a Democrat and you have to register, you have to vote on a piece of legislation. Guess what? You need your id once you go, if you want to go to one of their events there, you need their.

[B]

ID to go to their events. You need to show picture id.

[C]

If I want a Jolt Cola, I need my id.

[B]

But how does the rest of the country not get arrested around this? You know, how do the citizens of this country, even if you're a left wing progressive, how do you not see, like the logic in this? How do you just get so emotionally behind these talking points that are just lies? That's, that's ultimately where, where the rubber meets the road. It's the people who are going to be voting that are believing this stuff. The politicians could say anything.

[D]

Paul knows.

[B]

Paul, tell me why. Paul, come on.

[C]

Why That a better question. A rump, A rough. I should have concurred. I got. I have a better question. Am I wrong to say that the Democrats have been gerrymandering districts at the ultimate level for the longest time and the Republicans are starting to dabble with it and they're crying wolf as if we're rigging elections. Is that that's exactly. What in God's name does that narrative stick in an in a normal media?

[B]

It sticks because all their, their followers have been trained just to hate anything having to do with Donald Trump or the Republicans in particular, Donald Trump. So there just is no acknowledgment of any wrongdoing whatsoever because they're just trained just to hate first and ask questions later.

[D]

And you said something that was silly on its face. Thank you normal media. Thank you Glenn Beck.

[A]

Glenn Beck went through on his radio show. Glenn Beck the other day had this on his radio show show. He said, I'm going to go through a basic list of functions in our society that require id. He said, I was listening to the President. He said, oh, actually I missed partially part of it because I was driving to the pharmacy to show my ID to pick up a prescription. He said, we're supposed to believe, if listening to the Democrats, that there are citizens of voting age who don't have photo id. That's their argument. He said, so if that's the case case. Those people can never drive a car or any motorized vehicle, never get a learner's permit, a license, or replace a license that's lost. They can never rent a car. They can never buy car insurance, file an auto claim, register a vehicle, transfer a vehicle's title. Those citizens of voting age that have supposedly have no photo id, can never use car sharing apps, buy an airline ticket in person, board a commercial Fright, enter the TSA program PreCheck. They can never check a bag at the airport, rent a U haul a moving truck, or even buy a bus or a train ticket in person. These mythical citizens can never open a bank account, withdraw a large amount of cash, cash a check, or even retrieve a lost item from any Greyhound bus depot. They can never deposit cash, wire money, or get a cashier's check. They can never apply for or refinance a loan. They cannot apply for a credit card or increase their credit line limit. We're supposed to believe the leftist lie that these people can get by without ever renting, buying or leasing any kind of real estate, much less the utilities getting turned on or transferred into their name. They can never apply for unemployment, workers comp, file a labor complaint or even join a union. They can't obtain medical care or even Pick up a prescription. They cannot go to the er, obtain health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid. This is what we're supposed to believe in. The list goes.

[D]

Goes on. Yeah, and they can't give blood either, because I did that today. And guess what? I had to show my id.

[A]

Can't pawn off items, pick up dry cleaning, any of it.

[B]

Wow.

[C]

Wow.

[B]

Well, all you need to do is throw the big R word in front of that and they, they get away with it. Which is racist. Whatever it is, it's racist.

[D]

If you can attach an ist to any of it, they'll jump on it.

[C]

Yeah, because then you get the word phobia in there.

[D]

Right.

[A]

Speaking of races, we know Tom Holman's thought of as a racist. Paul Nolan. And I know you've got some news on him. What's going on with him?

[C]

Well, you know, we know the first time Trump came through, the missing children data plummeted from the previous eight years of Obama. Then we watched them go through the roof again when Biden came in, and now we're seeing them drop again. And here's one of the reasons why. Tom Holman. We got the. The call. Clip. Boy, I love this guy. In addition to taking public safety threats off the street, ICE here in this state have located 3,364 missing unaccompanied alien children. Children that the last administration lost and weren't even looking for. That's because the leadership of President Trump, these children were located. I mean, we have to save the children. These. We know. These numbers are staggering. When you look at the missing children, it's because of psychopaths across the planet who have the worst intentions. They're not abducting children because they wanted a family of their own and they couldn't birth them themselves. This is for slave labor. This is for trafficking, and for the most deviant, demented people on the planet. Way to go, Tom Holman. Good job.

[B]

How do you not get behind kids? How do you not get behind. Behind what Tom Holman's doing? And kids, even if you're the staunchest progressive left wing lunatic brainwashed with everything, how do you not get behind kids being rescued? It defies even the worst logic that I've applied to the Democrats and all the other issues.

[C]

I just don't know how that could be a bipartisan. That's. How is that not a unifying issue?

[B]

That's a unifying issue. Exactly.

[C]

There should be a handful of them. Less taxes should be a unifying issue.

[B]

Wait a second.

[D]

I like that.

[B]

I like that. Kind of logic, man.

[D]

You know what? I'm on board with Team Paul.

[A]

All right, we'll wrap it up for a Thursday night right after this. They'll got us. Got a couple more headlines. We'll try to get to all the guys one more time. Real America's Voice at the American first warehouse. We're back right after this.

[C]

La.

[A]

All right, 13 to the hour. Last segment of the show on a Thursday night. Glad you've been a part of it. Always appreciate you giving us two hours of your weekdays, eight to ten right here. Real America's Voice. Let's try to get to everybody for last news of the night. Vinnie Mack, I'll start with you. What's going on?

[B]

What's going on with me is how do you. How do you drive an 18 wheeler? How do you drive a big truck? Anybody know how to drive a big truck? You ever drive a big truck? I don't always drive a big.

[C]

Boys dream to drive a double clutch.

[B]

Yeah, me too. Big Ben this year is a rubber duck. It's a very difficult thing to drive an 18 wheeler. Okay? Very difficult. Especially with thousands of pounds of supplies in the back of that. And we have been letting illegal aliens who aren't qualified to drive these, these trucks get licenses and drive them around the country and they are causing accidents and killing people. So it's taken Sean Duffy and the Department of Transportation to tighten these rules now. And I can't even believe this is a story. I'm reading this story and thinking, what do you mean tightening up the rules? Like, shouldn't there have been rules? What rules were they following? Well, they obviously weren't following any rules. The Biden administration just loosened everything up willy nilly. So these folks, folks can get driver's licenses to drive 18 wheeler trucks with supplies on the highways. And all of us have driven on highways. When there's a big truck, you get a little nervous going to pass them. You want to be careful, you know, you want to look twice, you want to make sure you're not in their blind spot. You know, all these things because they're huge. They'll take you out so easily. So Duffy stepped up, he's changing the rules now. He's trying to make sure that these people are getting licenses, cannot drive these trucks and anyone else that tries to. To get them commercial. Commercial license.

[A]

Cdls. Yeah, not like licenses. Cdls.

[B]

That's a big deal.

[A]

Think about what you go through just to have a license. Think about, you know, if you get caught drunk driving or speeding, an excessive Amount. You know, I mean, they know everything about you. My old man think about giving cdls. And we know nothing about any history of driving. Nothing.

[C]

And it's not easy. My. My old man, after he did 20 years as a cop driving a radio car, he did 20 years as a truck trucker. Back to back careers. I'm going to tell you, being on that truck is his help on many occasions. God forbid the power steering goes out like I've seen it twice. Or the brakes go out. Now you're pumped. That is a dangerous gig.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

And I can't believe the way they look. And they say that the majority of the people who get these CDL licenses can't even read English, which is shocking. But don't make a U turn here.

[D]

Right. Then how'd you pass the test?

[C]

It's wild.

[B]

It doesn't matter. They were letting them get licenses left.

[C]

And right, especially Gavin Newsom. And in California.

[B]

Well, they're doing something about it. And it's a story. It shouldn't be a story. It should never have allowed it to happen. Yeah, that's what I got.

[A]

All right. Very good. Rick Delgado, what else is going on in the headlines?

[D]

Well, Damon, this erupted today in the Senate hearing between Josh Hawley and one of the Democrats favorite criminals. His name is Keith Ellison. Josh Hawley let him have it pretty good. During this contentious exchange. Exchange. Hawley accused Ellison of blatant corruption, alleging he worked with individuals later convicted in a scandal to shield them from investigators accepting a $10,000 campaign bribe with just nine days after pledging to assist their cause. Of course, Ellison was trying to shoot back, but Holly was reading right from the transcript. I guess this. This whole thing was recorded 54 minutes long. And Holly was reading directly from the transcript.

[C]

He.

[D]

He then told the Minnesota attorney general that he belongs in jail, prompting Ellison to. To respond. Well, we'll see what you can do about it. And that seems to be what the basic response from all Democrats is, is they don't really think you can do anything about it because nobody's done anything.

[A]

Yeah. Good luck.

[D]

Which is unfortunate. It's. It's an amazing thing. But that's the way he feels, and he's empowered that way because that is what has always been. Nobody's ever held any of these people accountable for it. Oh, yeah. So here is. Here's cut number nine. I know Paul was looking forward to seeing these.

[C]

Oh, I seen it. I love it.

[D]

Here's Josh Hawley taking on Keith Ellison. Cut number nine. Check.

[G]

You made pledge after pledge to them. You said, we've got to make sure this guy who's investigating them stops it. You said, you have my attention. I'm concerned about this. You said, let's go fight these people, meaning the people who were investigating the fraud. Why'd you do it? Why'd you help him?

[A]

Are you gonna let me answer? Please. We're all ears.

[C]

So first of all, you're cherry picking.

[B]

Quotes out of there.

[G]

The why did you help?

[C]

I thought you were gonna let me answer.

[A]

Why did you. Are you gonna let me answer?

[G]

Why did you help?

[B]

You let me answer and I'll answer.

[G]

You tell the truth and I'll let you answer.

[C]

I will tell the truth. Let's do that.

[G]

Be a nice change.

[C]

So, no. That. Now, see, Mr. Chairman, I didn't come.

[B]

Here to be insulted.

[C]

I came here violent.

[G]

You came here for the truth. Let's have it.

[A]

Why did you help here?

[G]

They're in black and white. And every member of this audience listen to the recording. It's 54 minutes long. It's all in public. You can Google it right now and listen to it.

[C]

And listen to it.

[G]

Why you help them?

[C]

Yeah. And that opens up even worse. That opens up, are you. You know, so. And so he goes, you know who I am. And. And it went. They went head to head. I mean, it was brutal. And it got worse as it went on.

[D]

Calling each other.

[B]

There's no excuse here.

[D]

The exchange is about seven minutes long. We only. I only grabbed a couple here. Here's the next clip that I grabbed. Cut number 10, where he clashes with Ellison again. Check this out. Cut 10.

[G]

Why'd you take your money? Why'd you take their money?

[A]

I didn't.

[G]

You took $10,000.

[C]

That's a false statement.

[G]

$10,000. Nine days after the meeting.

[C]

False statement.

[G]

You took $10,000. Here's what happened. They went to your office. They solicited money from you. They solicited help from you.

[D]

That's also wrong.

[G]

They came to your office. It was your official office. You met with them for 55 minutes. They asked you for help. You pledged it to them. And they talked repeatedly about money.

[B]

In fact, it's all they talked about.

[G]

Money, money, money, money. They said, we will put our dollars in the right place. We will support candidates that will fight to protect our interests. You replied, that's right. They said, you are securing your donor base and securing your power base. You can act the way you want. You replied, money is freedom.

[C]

Yeah.

[G]

They said, the amount of money circulate. I'm reading the trust transcript. The amount of money circulating in our community today is powerful, and we haven't realized it in a meaningful way. And you said, give me the specifics. And nine days later, you took $10,000. That's a lot from people who were then indicted. It's in your reports.

[A]

Why'd you do it?

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Money.

[B]

Money money. Mo money.

[D]

Mo money. Mo money. It was like an in living color scheme all over again. But it was. It was Josh Hawley laying into Keith Ellison.

[B]

How guilty does that guy look? Just on a conversational basis. I mean.

[A]

I mean.

[C]

I mean, the corruption in Minnesota. And he's. He's. He's supposed to be the top cop, right?

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Come on, now. Getting rich, please.

[D]

And he has done absolutely zero. As you can. As you can hear plainly there, it sounds. It sounds like he was involved in making sure it got covered up. Lastly, here we go with Ron Johnson.

[B]

I did not know that.

[D]

The senator from Minnesota. Here he is grilling elsewhere Ellison and taking the task over. Over the. Basically what the. What the Democrats have done in that state by ginning up the. The rioters. Cut 11. Check this out.

[C]

I, as a government official, would have said, back off. Let us work with ice. Let's cooperate with them. Let's. Let's see if we can't de. Escalate this.

[A]

But, Attorney General, you did the exact opposite. And two people. People are dead because you encouraged them.

[C]

To put themselves into harm's way.

[A]

And now you're exploiting those two martyrs.

[C]

That was a tragedy.

[A]

It never should have happened.

[D]

Yeah. So there he is, leaning into the attorney General from the state of Minnesota. Just another fiery day on the hill there, Damon.

[B]

That's true.

[C]

Any UFO stuff?

[A]

I'm just not sure what. But I mean, we kind of know Keith Ellison. Who he is. I'm not really sure, other than Holly maybe just wanting to say all that. I'm not really sure what that accomplishes, though.

[D]

I think it's important to get it out there for people to see.

[C]

Me too. I think it's the time to expose these.

[A]

But no one. No one who knows Keith Ellison is surprised by any of that. It's not like he's breaking new ground.

[C]

But I do think that this will be headlines all over the liberal side of the media where they'll start talking about these allegations and a handful of people will say, hey, man, he's in power. Scams are everywhere. He's getting a piece of the pie. Let's be honest. People can read through it. They may not want to admit it, but they can see it.

[D]

Yeah. So.

[A]

All right. As always, we salute our law enforcement, all emergency personnel, all the truckers, all our farmers, everybody that keeps the country safe and moving forward. Thanks, guys on the show. Aaron, Fran, great job as always. Special thanks to everybody here at the America First Warehouse for a Thursday night show. Having us in last minute. We appreciate it, Joe. The Bucks and his team will be back tomorrow night for our regularly scheduled Friday night show right here at the America First Warehouse. Have a great night, everybody. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6P. Audience enjoy the rest of your night. And again, we'll see you tomorrow night right back here at the America First Warehouse, live from Studio 6B.

[C]

Sam.

[A]

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