Real America’s Voice: Live From Studio 6B – November 13, 2025

Episode Overview

This lively Thursday edition of “Live from Studio 6B” on Real America’s Voice is packed with spirited debate, humor, and incisive commentary around American politics, culture, sports, and economics. The hosts (Damon, Slick, Rick Delgado, and Vinny Mac) guide listeners through the latest developments in New York City's fiscal crisis, shifts in the Democratic Party, generational economics, controversial news, and trending cultural matters—all from an unabashedly conservative viewpoint.

Main Theme

The episode orbits around New York City's impending financial crisis, the ascendancy of socialist policies, generational economic struggles, and seismic shifts within the Democratic Party. The hosts sound the alarm about America’s political, fiscal, and cultural tipping points, all the while weaving in humor, sports talk, and guest commentary.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Banter & Sports Talk

• Friendly jabs about team loyalties and football picks kick off the show.
• Slick and Aaron debate their weekly NFL picks, with Slick noting his recent losing streak.
  • [03:46] Damon: “This is just the kind of game where the Jets show up.”

2. First Word—New York City Financial Crisis

• Damon presents a detailed, impassioned monologue describing NYC as “staring down the barrel of a financial apocalypse.”
  • Key points:
    • The myth that NYC sends "way more money to Washington" is debunked.
    • The city faces a $119.8B budget with a major structural deficit.
    • Reliance on state and federal aid is unsustainable; cuts are forthcoming if Trump is re-elected.
    • High earners and businesses are fleeing, draining tax revenues.
    • Policies around universal daycare, free buses, and government stores are driving the city to a “man-made cataclysm.”
    • Quote: “Defund the cops. That’s up. Hand out free everything... Thumbs up to antisemitism in the streets.” – Damon [06:32]
  • [12:32] Rick: “Numbers don’t lie. People do.”
  • Consensus: NY’s fiscal collapse could be permanent given its policy trajectory.

3. Younger Generations & Socialism

• The crew discusses a new poll showing strong support for socialism among young Americans.
  • [18:49] Damon introduces a Glenn Beck clip interviewing a pollster.
  • Over half of Gen Z and millennials reportedly want a socialist president in 2028—even some Trump voters!
  • [19:41] Damon: “They want a dramatic transformation of society... At the heart of all this is perceived unfairness.”
  • Vinny Mac and Rick debate whether this is due to poor historical education or genuine economic grievances.
    • [21:00] Vinny Mac: “There’s a complete lack of knowledge of what socialism really means...but prices are crazy.”
    • [22:00] Rick: “All these weak little pansies...have never had to sacrifice.”
  • The discussion touches on entitlement, the challenges of home ownership, and culture shifts.

4. Parenting, Trade Schools, and Economic Realities

• The group reflects on changes in parenting style (“helicopter parenting”), the value of blue collar trades, and the generational rejection of sacrifice.
  • [24:09] Vinny Mac: “Our generation did something different—this helicopter parenting, the entitlement side of it...the coddling...”
  • Humorous interlude as Vinny’s daughter texts him for airline points at that very moment.

5. NYC Socialism, Youth Discontent, and Brainwashing

• Hosts connect economic struggles and youth attraction to socialism to the failures of the education system and culture.
  • [25:31] Rick: “Right now they think everything is free. Daddy’s my debit card.”

6. Diaper Diplomacy & Shutdown Fallout

• Damon plays a Trump speech about Democratic mismanagement during the government shutdown, slamming them for harming Americans and calling for the end of the filibuster.
  • [45:47] Trump: “We can never let this happen again... terminate the filibuster.”
  • The hosts note the left’s focus on politics over well-being.

7. Political Turmoil & Media Fact-Checking

• Deep dive into recent headlines:
  • CNN fact-checks Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) over false claims against Trump regarding the Epstein files.
  • Vinny Mac: “Most of these liberals...they don’t know what they’re talking about...99 times out of 100, nobody fact-checks them.”
  • Damon and Rick point out Trump aided Epstein’s prosecution.

8. Party Fractures Within the Democrats

• Coverage of Senate Democrats voting with Republicans to end the shutdown—infuriating the party’s left wing.
  • [48:44] Rick: “The Senate shutdown meltdown is just tearing the Democrats apart.”
  • Playful critique of Stephen A. Smith and Bill O’Reilly debating the ethics of political warfare.

9. Trump’s “Fostering the Future” Executive Order

• Highlights on new initiatives to help foster children transition successfully to adulthood.
  • Melania Trump and President Trump speak about America’s duty to care for vulnerable children.
    • [53:54] Trump: “We are going to protect American children in foster care... they will never, ever be forgotten.”

10. Comedy Segment: What Even Is That? (Rick Delgado)

• Satirical editorial aimed at Gavin Newsom’s rebranding efforts and sob stories.
  • Mocks Newsom’s privileged upbringing and attempts to relate to common struggles.
    • [62:57] Rick: “Yeah, that Wonder Bread was as white as he was. Oh, the humanity!”
  • Uses quick wit to draw a parallel between Newsom and classic “poor-me” politicians.

11. Venezuela, China, and Global Geopolitics

• Analysis of Chinese investments in Venezuela; the hosts connect this to failed Democratic foreign policy and the Clinton/Obama pay-to-play legacy.
  • [76:23] Damon: “Bloomberg had a headline, China invests $2.2 billion in Venezuela—putting oil over politics.”

12. Senator John Fetterman’s Hospitalization & Online Hate

• Coverage of Fetterman’s hospitalization after a fall, and his outspoken remarks about receiving vile death wishes online, mostly from the left.
  • [93:40] Fetterman: “Why did they have to save his life?...wishing you die or cheering for your next stroke...”

13. Other News Highlights

• Rep. Eric Swalwell referred for federal criminal investigation for alleged mortgage and tax fraud.
  • [79:09] Rick: “Sometimes justice takes a little time, but it will find you.”
• Italian authorities investigate “human safaris”—1990s reports that tourists paid to kill civilians in war-torn Sarajevo.

14. Closing—Patriotism, AMAC & Upcoming Events

• Hosts plug the benefits of AMAC as an alternative to AARP, emphasizing patriotic, faith-driven values.
  • Damon notes the fight ahead: “This next year is going to be for the soul of the country.”
  • [107:27] Damon: “We’re at war. This is a fight for the country here.”

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• NYC’s Fiscal Future:
  • Damon [06:32]: “The Big Apple won’t just be rotting, it will be deliberately poisoned from the inside out... this is the socialist endgame: crash the system, then blame capitalism... Affordable only if you like breadlines.”
• On Numbers and Policy:
  • Rick Delgado [14:05]: “Numbers don’t lie. People do.”
• Youth and Socialism:
  • Damon [19:41]: “They want a dramatic transformation of society. And at the heart of all of this is perceived unfairness.”
• Generational Values:
  • Rick Delgado [22:00]: “All these weak little pansies...have never had to sacrifice.”
• Political Fact-Checking:
  • Vinny Mac [38:58]: “Thank you, CNN, for actually fact-checking and doing your job as a reporter.”
• Trump on Shutdown:
  • Trump [46:02]: “You should not forget this when we come up to midterms... terminate the filibuster.”
• On Fetterman’s Ordeal:
  • Fetterman [93:40]: “Why did they have to save his life?...wishing you die or cheering for your next stroke...”
• On Gavin Newsom:
  • Rick Delgado [62:57]: “Wonder Bread that was as white as he was. Oh, the humanity!”
• Host Reflection on America:
  • Damon [107:27]: “This is more than just politics now. We're at war. This next year is going to be for the soul of the country...”

Timestamps for Key Segments

• NYC First Word Monologue: [05:36] – [12:32]
• Youth & Socialism Poll Analysis: [17:00] – [25:31]
• Diaper Diplomacy (Trump on Shutdown): [45:16] – [48:39]
• CNN Fact-Checks Jasmine Crockett: [35:32] – [39:51]
• Satire: What Even Is That (Newsom): [58:20] – [64:39]
• Venezuela/China Analysis: [73:17] – [78:43]
• Fetterman Hospitalization & Online Hate: [90:59] – [95:45]
• AMAC/Patriot Discussion: [102:48] – [108:13]

Tone & Language

• Energetic, irreverent, sharply opinionated
• Mix of in-depth policy analysis and comedic relief
• Hosts employ sarcasm and satire, but ground big issues in data and emotional appeals.
• Heavy use of cultural references, sports metaphors, and “real talk” asides.

For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

• You’ll get a comprehensive critique of urban progressivism and economic mismanagement (especially in NYC).
• A deep dive into young Americans’ shift toward socialism—and why—from both historical and practical perspectives.
• Candid, sometimes scathing commentary on media narratives, political double standards, and figureheads from both parties.
• Engagement with patriot organizations like AMAC, sports updates, and segments designed for levity amid heavy content.
• Notable: Both “What Even Is That?” and the “First Word” monologue are must-listens for their humor and intensity.

If you care about American politics, economic futures, and culture, and want a no-holds-barred conservative analysis—this episode is essential listening.