Live From Studio 6B - Thursday, November 6 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: Real America's Voice – Live From Studio 6B

Episode Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025
Network: iHeartPodcasts
Show Description:
Real America’s Voice delivers candid political commentary, cultural critique, and on-the-ground reporting through a conservative lens. On Studio 6B, hosts analyze news, interview guests, and banter about the big issues of the day—from government shutdowns to the latest in sports, faith, and the culture wars.

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MAIN THEME OVERVIEW

This episode centers on the aftermath of the government shutdown, economic perceptions versus political messaging, recent election results, and broader cultural battles described as “good vs. evil.” Special focuses include an extended interview with the producer of a new inspirational film, a discussion of election outcomes, the ongoing fight over Senate rules, and social/cultural flashpoints.

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KEY DISCUSSION POINTS & INSIGHTS

1. Government Shutdown & Political Messaging

• President Trump blames the continuing government shutdown on Democrats, framing it as partisan obstruction with tangible consequences (e.g., travel delays, SNAP benefits running out) [00:04].
• Debate among the hosts about how well average Americans are feeling the impacts of Republican economic claims—some see prices down on certain items, others argue the public still feels squeezed [06:36].
• Notable Quote:
  • Trump: “After 30 days... you’re going to start seeing very real travel delays. That’s because the Democrat government shut down… They should stop the charade and open up the government.” [00:52]

2. Economic Realities vs. Perception

• Trump touts statistics (e.g., Walmart's Thanksgiving dinner cost is 25% less under his administration than Biden’s, according to him) as evidence of better affordability under Republicans [01:14].
• Hosts challenge Trump’s claims, noting that many people are still feeling the pinch and aren’t seeing the cost savings in practice, though small improvements, like lower egg prices, are acknowledged [07:46].
• Discussion shifts to the problem of Republican messaging—hosts criticize the lack of a compelling, emotional, unifying narrative compared to Democrats [09:57–12:03].

3. Mental Health, Sports & Tragedy

• Breaking news on the suicide of Cowboys player Marshawn Neyland: deep discussion on mental health, pressures of professional sports, and the resources available—or not utilized—by players [15:16].
• The episode reflects on the broader struggles many face, encouraging listeners that support is available even if people’s circumstances seem enviable [17:03].
• Notable Quote:
  • Host: “This young man obviously was in a very dark place… It just shows you it can get dark to a point where it doesn’t really matter how much money or how much power… it’s just not enough.” [17:03]

4. Election Aftermath & Political Analysis

• Analysis of recent election results: strong language about perceived ideological “takeover”—describing winning candidates as “communist,” “Marxist,” or “Islamist”—and warning of America’s spiritual decline [49:15–56:18].
• Memorable Moment:
  • The host’s “First Word” delivers a fiery, emotional polemic about Tuesday's elections: “No candidate at this point needs a PhD in grocery prices to win hearts and minds. We’re passed the happy clappy civics hour stuff. This is a spiritual war, plain and simple.” [53:37–55:41]

5. Inspirational Interview: Soul on Fire Film

• Guest: J. Todd Harris, producer of "Soul on Fire"
• Harris details the challenging journey of making an uplifting film about John O’Leary, a burn survivor who became a motivational speaker [29:30].
• The film’s production is seen as an example of faith-fueled perseverance and the demand for inspiring content in difficult times [35:03].
  • Notable quotes from J. Todd Harris:
    • “At first I didn’t [want to make the movie]… but my wife was right. When I really looked into it, I realized how inspirational his life really was.” [29:57]
    • “[John O’Leary] was burned over a hundred percent of his body. The only part that wasn’t terribly burned was his face… He wasn’t expected to live through the night. Miraculously, he did.” [32:41]
• The hosts and Harris encourage seeking out more films with positive, faith-based messages, expressing a collective need for hope [35:03–37:09].

6. Culture Wars, Policy, and Senate Filibuster Debate

• Trump’s Miami Business Forum remarks compare new leftist politicians to communists/socialists, warning of American decline and global threats [38:49].
• Story discussion: justice system moving forward against John Brennan (former CIA director) and the “weaponization” of government against conservatives [41:32].
• Extended debate: Should Republicans nuke the Senate filibuster to pass legislation?
  • Hosts doubt there’s a reliable 51-vote majority for Trump’s priorities and warn that nuking the filibuster would ultimately enable Democrats when they regain power [87:53–94:35]
  • Notable Quote:
    • Host: “You could dream up the most MAGA, America First, Trump-first dream legislation… What makes you think you’re going to get 51 if you nuke the filibuster with all of these people on the dais?” [87:53]

7. Transgender Policy & Supreme Court Rulings

• The Supreme Court allows the State Department to require birth sex on passports, drawing sharp reactions [79:44].
• Discussion about the political polarization, with progressive justices dissenting due to gender identity rights [81:31].

8. Other Notables / Lighter Segments

• Sports: NFL, tragic suicide in Dallas Cowboys, Miami Heat coach’s house fire, Thursday Night Football picks [14:20; 15:16; 65:52].
• Field of Greens: Interview with CEO Miles Grimard about the Auburn study showing supplementation’s effects on biological age [74:02–78:04].
• Birthday shoutouts and casual banter keep the tone friendly even amidst heated political talk [65:17].

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MEMORABLE QUOTES & MOMENTS (WITH TIMESTAMPS)

• Trump on Shutdown:

  "They're going to start seeing travel delays. That's because the Democrat government shut down... They should stop the charade and open up the government." [00:52]

• Trump on Affordability:

  “Thanksgiving for the United States of America under Donald Trump as president is 25% less for Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings than it was under sleepy Joe Biden’s administration.” [01:14]

• On Republican Messaging:

  Host: “Republicans need to talk about it and use their heads, because we have great numbers... The only problem is the Republicans don’t talk about it.” [01:14]

• Rick Delgado on Grocery Shopping:

  “I do the shopping in my house. And, you know, they’re not down [prices].” [06:36]

• First Word Monologue:

  “We’re passed the happy clappy civics hour stuff. This is a spiritual war, plain and simple. It’s good versus evil. It’s order versus chaos. It’s tyranny versus liberty. It’s light versus the abyss. Full stop.” [53:37–54:57]

• J. Todd Harris on Making the Film:

  “I just thought it was a cool, interesting story about an amazing survivor and didn’t realize just how powerful a faith-based movie it would be.” [35:40]

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TIMESTAMPS FOR IMPORTANT SEGMENTS

• Government Shutdown, Trump Remarks: [00:04 – 04:54]
• Economic Debate, Perceptions vs. Data: [05:07 – 12:03]
• Sports & Mental Health Tragedy: [15:16 – 21:09]
• Election Aftermath & First Word (Critical Monologue): [49:15 – 57:55]
• “Soul on Fire” Film Interview (J. Todd Harris): [29:30 – 37:09]
• Senate Filibuster Debate: [87:53 – 94:35]
• Supreme Court Ruling on Passports: [79:39 – 81:31]

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STRUCTURE & FLOW

• Show opens with news and Trump interview, segues into discussion on economic messaging.
• Sports and news coverage blend serious stories (player suicide) with lighter fare (game picks, birthdays).
• A central monologue delivers a stark analysis of the “spiritual” battle for America post-election.
• Inspirational interlude with film producer is a hopeful and heartening contrast to political combativeness.
• Policy and legislative dynamics close out the episode, circling back to the question of whether Republicans can seize momentum or are destined to be outmaneuvered.

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TONE & DELIVERY

• Tone is fiery, emotional, patriotic, and at times confrontational—as per conservative talk radio tradition.
• Interspersed with camaraderie and occasional levity among hosts, even in serious segments.
• Rooted in alarm about national decline, but also infused with hope and admiration for perseverance (as seen in both Trump and the film discussed).

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For Listeners: This episode is a mix of raw political critique, hard-charging cultural analysis, sports talk, and the celebration of American grit in the face of adversity. Even if you missed the show, this summary delivers the spirit, stakes, arguments, and memorable lines that defined the evening’s conversation.

Transcript

[Aaron]

This is an iHeart podcast.

[President Trump]

Going as possible. The president and the entire administration are working on that. But we're not going to do it under the orders of a federal judge. We're going to do it according to what we think we have to do to comply with the law, of course, but also to actually make the government work for people in the midst of the Democrat government shutdown. If they would like to end this, we, we would be welcome. We would welcome working with them to end this government shutdown and then we wouldn't have to triage what we're going to fund and what we're not going to fund. And the last thing that I'll say is the American people are unfortunately about to start suffering some very real consequences because of the shutdown. In the past when you had a government shutdown, you would have, under the Obama administration, they would lean into all of the problems it was going to cause for the American people. At the beginning of the shutdown. The President has told us to keep as much going as humanly possible. But after 30 days of this thing, 40 days of this thing, you're going to start seeing very real travel delays. That's because the Democrat government shut down. You're going to start seeing snap benefits run out. That's because the Democrat government shut down. They should stop the charade and open up the government. That's what we want them to do. We've been asking them to do it for 40 days. It's time.

[Damon]

And you know one other thing, our country has to remain very liquid because problems, catastrophes, wars, could be anything. We have to remain liquid. We can't give everything away based on a number. Here's an example. When I was president, the number that you're talking about was a tiny fraction of what it is now. Biden went totally crazy. Gave it to anybody that would ask, gave it to people that were able bodied, had no problem. Anybody that would ask. We get the number and it's many times the number of people are on. This wasn't meant for that. It was meant for people that had real problems. In many cases, people that were down and out, people that could be saved. It wasn't meant for people that could do whatever they want. The people that say, well, I don't think I'll work, I'll just, you know, collect this money. Take a look at the number. What it was during my administration and what it was during the Biden administration. It went up many, many times my first term. One other thing, a number came out today that was Amazing. Walmart. I trust Walmart. Arkansas, great place, Arkansas, great company. Walmart. They announced today with after many years, they do this every year, for many years, that Thanksgiving for the United States of America under Donald Trump as president is 25% less for Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings than it was under sleepy Joe Biden's administration. So we talk about affordability. I think that's the best chart. That's better than a poll. That's better than anything I can think of. So Walmart, which everybody trusts and I trust and everybody trusts Walmart, they're not looking to do anything except give the numbers. And they have for many years. They talk about the cost of Thanksgiving and the cost of living through Thanksgiving and enjoying Thanksgiving. For Joe Biden, it was 25% more than it is for me at a later time. Our energy costs are way down. Our groceries are way down. Everything is way down. And the press doesn't report it. The press reports whatever the con people say. You know, I call the Democrats con men and women. They make up numbers. But when you look at 25% reduction in costs for Thanksgiving between Biden and me, meaning this administration, that's a tremendous number. That's a tremendous. It's the biggest reduction in cost in the history of that chart or whatever it is. They do that. They do a synopsis of everything. They cover every element of Thanksgiving meals, 25% down. So I don't want to hear about the affordability because right now we're much less. If you look at energy, we're getting close to $2 a gallon. Gasoline with Biden, it was $4.50, $5. Another thing, inflation. We had the worst inflation in the history of our country. Now we have virtually no inflation at all. It's down at a very low number and a very normal number. So the affordability is much better with the Republicans. The only problem is the Republicans don't talk about it. And Republicans should start talking about it and use their heads, because we have great numbers, we have great. And they're going to only get better when all these jobs open up, all these factories open up that are being built all over our country. By, I mean, we are building auto plants, we're building AI plants, we're leading in AI over China and everybody else. When all of these plants start opening, we're going to have a revolution, a positive revolution, economic revolution, like never before. Thank you very much, everybody.

[Rick Delgado]

Thank you for asking us.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, there you go. President Trump in a little roundtable there, I guess it was A meeting with Vice President J.D. vance right here. Real America's Voice covering it for you live from Studio 6B. Five minutes past the hour on a Thursday night. Glad you're in. The president looks tired and, man, he's up again. He's got a lot going on, obviously, coming off Tuesday night, election night. And you can hear the president's frustration there. Well, first of all, Slick Rick's here. He's going to do sports. Slickster, how are you?

[Slick Rick]

I'm doing good today.

[Aaron]

Big day.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right. Very good. Rick Delgado's here. He's going to have some news. Vinnie Mac joins us from the West Palm beach studio. Boys, glad you're all here. Lots to get to. President Trump seems, well, you know, the affordability thing we've been talking a lot about. And I understand the tact he's taking there. And Republicans should talk about it. I think the issue is, as we've said, and you guys can all chime in on what you think here, it just seems to me that the American people and, you know, gas, clearly he's right about gas down, clearly inflation, he's right about down grocery prices. I can't get a feel for grocery prices being tremendously down. I don't do the shopping, though. And that's not a lame excuse. That's, you know, I see what we're spending in groceries and it still seems astronomically high to me. But I'm not the shopper.

[Slick Rick]

I do the shopping in my house. And, you know, they're not down.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Okay. So I just feel like people are not feeling that things are down. They're not feeling. And as someone who, you know, for a living does stuff outside this show and tries to make in making sales and closing deals, I can tell you that there's a lot of people out there that don't have expendable cash, that don't have marketing dollars, that don't have they just, they feel the pinch right now in spending, in spending any kind of extra or extraordinary money on anything, mainly companies, CEOs that I talk to all the time, they don't feel it. But I understand the president when he says Republicans need to talk about it. And just to take that thought and make it a little grander, they need to do a lot more than talk about it. They need to actually have a vision of what it is they actually believe in. As I always say, we need to have a vision on stuff and be able to go message it. So I understand the president's frustration. And you can hear it. You can hear it in his voice right there at the end of that press conference.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I think frustration's probably the best word because here he is doing all this heavy lifting and it doesn't seem like the others are picking up and running with the ball, so to speak. Because a lot of times, you know what, and slick, you say you do the shopping, I do the shopping now too. I have noticed it, you know, especially when you, the other day I bought eggs. I'm like, all right, let me see how much eggs are. Eggs are down significantly. And I know that's, that's, that was a big selling point for the other side, like, oh my goodness, look at the price of eggs. And, and now it's actually down. They don't want to talk about that anymore. So I think, I think on a lot of things it is coming down. Maybe the overall there's still other things out there that people are buying where it's still, it's still a little bit up. But again, those things as the price of energy, and this is something I've mentioned, I mentioned this a long time ago, is the price of energy because it takes energy to do everything right. You gotta move your products to market, you gotta go to the market, you gotta drive back and forth. Anything that constitutes energy is going to affect the price of everything. Whether it's you're having something delivered, you're going to a store to pick something up, because that stuff doesn't magically grow at the store. It has to get there somehow. So there's energy all over the place. I think the gas prices are coming down. I think we'd probably like to see it a little bit more. You know, I've noticed it. But then again, now I'm driving electric, so I don't really care. But in terms of, you know, energy really. And Vin, you're the same way. You, you know, you and I are sailing past gas, gas stations these days. But I'm always looking at the price because I always want to see. I know there's going to be fluctuations. I know it's going to go back and forth, I might say, after this, you know, this particular car and be like, hey, I want to go back to a gas powered engine. I might do that. So you know what, I always got to keep an eye on those things. But yeah, you could, you could. How? Some people, you know, like Damon was saying, don't have that expendable money. Maybe a lot of people, you know, because of the last four years before that, had to really tax themselves and put themselves Kind of in a bind. You see a lot of people, you know, you hear about the, what's the, you know, falling behind on payments, cars being repossessed. Repossessions are up, from what I understand.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

So maybe that, I mean, Vin, you know, when Biden tried to tell us things were great and everybody knew they weren't, we all said what this is, was a joke. This is a terrible strategy. I don't think we should now adapt that strategy. When it's clear, when you see exit polling and you talk to people, people are not feeling like this is the golden age of America yet.

[Aaron]

Yeah, they're not feeling it. And first off, the Democrats just do a really good job of sticking together together and getting their messaging out. So whatever their message is, which is usually filled with, you know, some lies and nonsense that gets out, that's what the public thinks. And I look back at where did we come from? We came from. If you're in California, gas prices were seven bucks okay. During the Biden administration. Seven bucks. Some, some eight, some even nine dollars a gallon. We look at food prices were way up. Inflation was a 9%. I look at where we were, and we've come a long way. The other thing is it takes many, many months, sometimes six months, eight months, nine months to actually effect, you know, the prices of things. So we might not, we might not really be seeing it. But, you know, Walmart came out with stats. They basically compared last year to this year in terms of Thanksgiving costs. They said it was down 25%. And I agree with the guy with, with Slick. I know who's, who does the shopping there. In a house, I've seen, you know, things seem, do seem to be a little more expensive. So I'm not exactly seeing all of that either. But the Walmart thing does speak for itself. I also think we should just consider, look at where we came from. We came a long way. The egg prices is a good example. But all prices we went through, you know, when inflation went way up and costs went way up, it took a while for those prices to go up, but they went up and it takes a long time for them to come down. People don't want to lower prices that quickly if they don't have to. And I just think it's a big messaging problem. It's a problem we have at the Republican Party in general all the time. Their messaging is just inconsistent. And as a result of that, there's confusion. And if you're not feeling it, you know, that compounds the confusion.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. 11 minutes past the hour live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night, November 6th. Glad you're in. Two days removed from election night. We weren't on last night obviously as we were covering tpusl, the network was covering TP usa. So I just want to again thank everybody who was involved with election night. Everybody on this show. Obviously it's a tough, you know, it's a obviously it's not a live from Studio 6 speed program. It's a different kind of program. We were happy to anchor, honored to anchor the 7 to 9 time slot. And I just want to thank everybody who pitched in to make it a great night. Slick Delgado and Paul and Kevin Downey Jr. And everybody who was at the America First Warehouse, Joe the Box hall, his team, but especially all of the Real America's Voice team. All of the correspondence on the ground were all great. They were all patient with, with me and everybody who was in my ear. All the producers were absolutely fantastic and Aaron and Fran, of course and everybody who made that. It's not an, it is not it not an easy couple hours to pull off. So I just want to and then the audience that the Real America's Voice where at the American First Warehouse and on Real America's Voice, we're obviously involved in, in it in the chat and everything was, it was really great. So I just want to thank everybody who was involved with that. Obviously we were all hoping for a better outcome, but I don't think anyone was overly surprised. We'll address that a little later in the first word. But President Trump took up a little bit of segment one, so we'll move that maybe to the hour. Top of hour two, we'll do some sports. We'll pick up some news. Rick Delgado, Vinny Mac have it. Plus we have a special guest joining us. At 8:30 we'll talk about a new movie that's out in theaters and what a story it has behind it. We'll do it all live from Studio 6B. Glad you're in on a Thursday night. We're back right after this. All right, live from Studio 6P. 17 past the hour. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6P is the promo code to you. Slick Scott, sports Slickster. What's going on?

[Slick Rick]

Well, we got odds makers, Big D, Thursday Night Football. We have Denver Broncos hosting the la, the Las Vegas Raiders, I should say. So I'm going to go with Denver's.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Minus nine, I think in this game, right?

[Slick Rick]

Yes, nine.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I'll take Denver minus nine.

[Slick Rick]

All right, I'm going to lay the wood. I'm going to lay the chalk, so to speak. I'm going to lay the nine with Denver. I think they just have such a good team this year. They were 7 and 2. Raiders are 2 and 6. They're selling off players for picks. Pete Carroll doesn't have a clue. Geno Smith's been awful and obviously Genti's not having a great year as a rookie. But I'm going to take I'm going to lay the points.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, Slick's going to Denver minus the nine. Aaron, what are you going to do here? I haven't had a chance to look at this game today, but I'm going to lay the points here also. I think Denver is just a better team overall and I just can't go with Geno Smith ever.

[Rick Delgado]

So I'm just going to go.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I like Bonix way better and better. Teams have been winning and mostly covering, so it's not not a bad strategy if you don't have time to look at the game. Lay the wood with the home favor. So all right, Denver -9 for both of them. What's going on in sports? Lick?

[Slick Rick]

Well, I woke up to some very bad news. Obviously hit home with my own team. The Dallas Cowboys Tragic Death over the Night Cowboys Marshawn Lynch Marshawn Nealon, excuse me, died by suicide after police chase in Texas, officials say. This is Paulina Dodge of Fox News. The Texas Public Safety Department released a statement detailing the events of Wednesday night that ultimately led officials to find Neland deceased from a self inflicted gunshot wound. According to officials, DPS troopers attempted to make a traffic stop around 10:33pm when the driver, later identified as Neyland, refused to stop. Authorities engaged in a pursuit but eventually lost sight of Neyland's vehicle, ending the chase. His car was later found abandoned and authorities began searching the area. Nealon was later found dead. Frisco police, which assisted in the DPS pursuit, released a statement saying that the abandoned vehicle was found by troopers minutes later and that Neyland was believed to have fled on foot. Police said that during their search they learned that Neyland had expressed suicidal ideations. He was located around 1:30am Thursday. Frisco Police said that the official cause of death will be determined by the Collin County Medical Examiner's Office, but he appeared to have died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. And of course the Cowboys released a statement how devastated they are. This young man scored a touchdown on a blocked punt. Sam Williams blocked A punt in the game Monday night against the Arizona Cardinals. He scooped it up and scored his first NFL touchdown. He is a defensive end, so it's kind of a rarity. This was on special teams, devastating. Teammates very upset. Obviously was a great, great teammate. Quiet, quiet fella. Kept himself always smiling, always, you know, in a good mood. Dallas has, you know, had a tough year, obviously at 3 and 1, their defense struggling mightily. He was a part of that unit. Second year player, Western Michigan, you know, started some games as well, and good player and really just a tragic situation.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

It just shows you, I mean, this is so much bigger than football and the Cowboys and whatever kind of season they're having. This young man obviously was in a very dark place. And just to show you how dark it can get for some people, especially around the holidays, this is a young man who had obviously every resource available to him to help him if he wanted that help. Between the Cowboys and their, in their structure, the NFL and their structure, they have unlimited money, unlimited resources, unlimited professionals who could have helped this young man if he, if he sought that help. But some people get into such a dark. I mean, and here's a guy making millions of dollars, you would think is living the life. He's got every resource available to him. You wouldn't think this just running from police would, number one be. I mean, obviously there was just something else going on here with this young man. And this was just unfortunately the trigger. But, man, it's just a terrible story. And it just, it just reminds you if you're out there and you're in. A lot of people are going through a lot of stuff all the time. People who you would never guess. And everybody has their struggles. We all have our struggles. And we're all struggling to some degree even now. Every day, every week, every month, we struggle for certain things, whether it's paying the bills or getting through things or dealing, you know, your kids and your this and your everything else. And if you're ever feeling. I just, you know, there are people, there's always help, there's always support around you, obviously. Yep. But it just shows you it can get dark to a point where it doesn't really matter how much money or how much power or how much influence you have around you, it's just not enough.

[Slick Rick]

It probably was the case. Big D, some could say maybe cte, Some issues with cte. We've seen that crop up where there's been some wild behavior by players, usually later on their career. He was 24 years old. Did he just get himself into a situation where he was going to get stopped either with drugs or something on him, you know, maybe alcohol. And he was embarrassed that he'd get suspended by the team and he obviously.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Had a weapon on him.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

There's no way out. Well, I think just about everybody in Texas carries a gun in their glove compartment.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Exactly.

[Slick Rick]

You know, it's not that uncommon, but. Well, obviously more will come out of the story. Speaking of that, the NFL has offered any resources that the Cowboys need as far as counseling. They are on a bye week this week, fortunately for the club, you know, getting back to the business end of the football because obviously this young man's life is far more important than football. But it just so happens to be that the Cowboys, where they train, the Ford center, is actually, you know, quiet right now. Lights are out. The old, the podcasts are off this week. They take a break. A lot of fellas fly all over the world to visit family and friends and, you know, take trips, take a little break. Not necessarily over the world, but all over the United States and, you know, so it is a shutdown time for them. They come back and they play the Las Vegas Raiders next Monday night in the Raiders, who we just spoke about a little bit earlier. And so it's probably a blessing that the Cowboys do not have a game so they can bury this young man. Just a shame we feel for his girlfriend and his family. Our hearts go out. I will follow up as story unfolds. More so Big D after we get something back, obviously from the car in his office. Just one other little tragedy last night as well. Thankfully, nobody was killed, but Massive Fire Erupts at Miami Heat Coaches, Florida residents This is Amy Fur of Breitbart Sports. The home of Miami Heat's lead coach Eric Spoelstra went up in flames on Thursday in Miami Dade, Florida. The fire erupted around 4:36am this morning at the home in the area of Davis Road and Ponce de Leon Road, NBC Miami reported. Miami Dade Fire rescue crews arrived. There were two structures engulfed in flames. Crews then called for backup and 20 units with over 100 firefighters responded to the scene to help quell the blaze. MDFR Battalion Chief Victoria Byrd told reporters the flames were as tall as the trees on the property, adding due to the privacy wall and a lot of tree cover, it was very difficult to access the only point of entry per local 10. Video footage shows the blaze taking over the property with smoke you see here filling the air. And the NBC News crew reported Spoltra was on the Scene and distraught watching his home burn. His plane had just landed from a game. Big D, they were out of town and he came back to witness this. Fortunately, nobody was in the home and nobody was harmed. No pets or anything. So that was good. And you know, hopefully he's got a good insurance policy, but it's a shame. And boy, what a, what a rough night in the sports world coming into this morning. Rough morning. I mean, I woke up to these stories and I was like, wow. So I'm going to leave it at that. Big D, That's a wrap in sports for now. Back to you.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, slick. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6P is the promo code to use. Let's do some news while we're, we can get at least one story in here. Rick Delgado, what's going on? All right.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, I don't know if everybody heard this the other night when we were talking about it, of course, the rumors of Nancy Pelosi not seeking reelection. Well, those rumors are true, according to this. And this coming from John Solomon's just the news. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said today she will not seek reelection, bringing her nearly 40 years too long congressional career to its untimely end. The California Democrat made the announcement in a video the Associated Press reported. The 85 year old Pelosi, the first female House speaker, said she would finish out her final year in office, which can't come soon enough. Of course, we know how she feels about President Trump and all the things she said about him recently. Here is President Trump with his thoughts on Nancy Pelosi. I guess, I guess they may not be on each other's Christmas card list. You make that decision yourself. Here it is. Cut number one. President Trump on Pelosi. Cut number one.

[Aaron]

Nancy Pelosi's retirement.

[Damon]

I think she's an evil woman. I'm glad she's retiring. I think she did the country a great service by retiring. I think she was a tremendous liability for the country. I thought she was an evil woman who did a poor job, who cost the country a lot in damages and in reputation. I thought she was terrible. Thank you very much. Thank you.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, thank you. Sorry to have it. I don't know about it. Yeah, I don't know if you could tell how he feels about Nancy Pelosi.

[Slick Rick]

I wonder what her response was.

[Aaron]

Name one thing she did, by the way, that helped this country, you know, reflect on her career. Name one thing she wasn't.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All she did was helping the country.

[Slick Rick]

She promoted the local legal.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

She wasn't interested in helping the country. She was interested in helping her party. And in that case, she was more effective than anyone we've ever had on our side.

[Rick Delgado]

The one thing she did do, Damon and Vin, is she defined the wrap up smear. So we all know what it is now. We all know what it looks like and we can all identify it. And now we can point to her and hopefully the Pelosi act banning congressional stock trading in honor of her retirement will pass as lawmakers are calling for that as well.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

What she should do in retirement is be in charge of the stock trading of all of like the big pensions. Everybody would be rich in about a month.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Live from Studio 6B, more to do on a Wednesday. We're back. J. Todd Harris joins us when we get back right after all right. 30 minutes past the hour live from studio 6B, real America's voice all across the country. 1039 LI news radio all over the Long Island. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's got news, Vinnie Mac's got some news as well. Coming up, Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Well, there's a brand new movie out and it's the story of a tragic accident based on a real true life story. A tragic accident leaves a nine year old John O' Leary with burns covering 100% of his body. He soon embarks on a miraculous road to recovery with support from his family, the community and baseball announcer Jack Buck. Grateful for the gift of life, John becomes a motivational speaker who inspires millions of people to make the world a better place again. Released by Sony Pictures, produced by our next guest, J. Todd Harris. And of course this is Soul on Fire movie. The New York Times and called it Inspiring. Please welcome Mr. Harris to the show. Mr. Harris, how are you? Mr. Harris is not there. Okay. His connection is his signal keeps dropping. So Vin, Mr. Harris is a friend of yours. He's the producer of this, of this movie and it's beginning absolutely rave review. Tell us a little bit about your relationship with Mr. Harris and this movie.

[Aaron]

Yeah, so I know Todd for years and he is, he is one of those guys that just gets it done in Hollywood but gets it done in the hard way because these are not major, major studio funded, you know, mainstream movies. Movies like Soul on Fire, Soul Surfer, even Hacksaw Ridge and others, I mean they take a lot of to actually get made a lot of these inspirational movies. These faith based movies are faithish type movies. They take a lot to get made, and they take somebody with a passion and. And a will, like Todd, you know, to go out and get it done. And, you know, I talked to Todd about this movie when it was. When it was a book and it was a dream, and he was trying to figure out, I want to make this movie. I got to figure it out. Can you help me? And he wound up finding his way and. And getting it done. So he's a special guy because it takes a special person to. To do what he does. There's all. There's a million no's and very few yeses, and he. He worked his way through that. So, you know, I'm a big fan.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, let's. We have the trailer. Aaron, let's. Let's run the trailer of this movie because it really is an inspiring story in a time as we're talking here about everything being. Well, I mean, negative and what's going on in the world. This is a. This is a truly inspirational story. Let's run the trailer, and then we'll bring Mr. Harris on if we can get a connection with him. Roll that. Aaron.

[Rick Delgado]

Come on. John, stay with me. Wake up.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Coming through. Coming through. How bad is it?

[Damon]

He has burns to 100% of his body.

[Rick Delgado]

Want to send out a special hello tonight to a certain young man who's laid up in the hospital. His name is John o'.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Leary.

[Slick Rick]

He's a tough little guy.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Boy, you listen to me.

[Aaron]

You will walk again.

[Slick Rick]

When I first came to see you, they said you had no chance, but here you are. You're gonna face challenges when you get out of here, but you can still do almost anything.

[Aaron]

Do you like to dance, Beth?

[Rick Delgado]

No.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

But I will. Who is that guy?

[Slick Rick]

John o'.

[Damon]

Leary.

[Slick Rick]

He's kind of a legend around here.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Why didn't you ask me out the night we met?

[Damon]

Figured you wouldn't want me to.

[Miles Grimard]

Welcome to the first project of o' Leary and Bright's construction.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

Everybody grab a hard hat. Ladies first.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

No.

[Rick Delgado]

Why would a man who can't hold a hammer choose to be a contractor?

[Aaron]

I guess I like to just see houses for what they can be, not what they are.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I have a scout troop, and I.

[Aaron]

Heard about what happened to you.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I just. I just thought that my girls might be inspired if you came and talked to them.

[Damon]

Oh, wow.

[Aaron]

I may have an idea for a way that we could work together.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Public speaking.

[Rick Delgado]

I hope you got better at it.

[Aaron]

I know what it feels like to think you've probably thrown your life away. To move through the adversities of life. We must have a reason to thrive that is bigger than all the challenges that we face. If you focus exactly on loving the life that you're living right now, it's not the life that you think you.

[Damon]

Could have had or should have had.

[Miles Grimard]

That's the whole deal right there.

[Aaron]

Everything that you did.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Why me?

[Rick Delgado]

Seemed like you needed it.

[Damon]

You built a good life out of ashes.

[Rick Delgado]

Remarkable.

[Aaron]

The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul.

[Slick Rick]

On fire.

[Rick Delgado]

On fire.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Mm. Please welcome to the show the producer of that movie, J. Todd Harris. Mr. Harris, how are you?

[J. Todd Harris]

I'm good. Thank you so much for having me on. And I hope people got to. To enjoy the trailer.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

We did enjoy it. We'll see if we can get. We'll see if we can get Mr. Harris's picture fixed there. It's too small, Aaron, for this. But Vin, that's quite the trailer. And again, I'd let you know. There he is. So, yeah, Mr. Harris, you have a powerful trailer here. Tell me a little bit about what inspired you or what made you want to make this movie.

[J. Todd Harris]

Well, the truth is, is that at first I didn't. My wife, who works for a company called Arbonne, and her friends all saw John o' Leary at a retreat in Maui, and they were so impressed with him as a speaker that they invited him to speak at their annual convention at the MG grand in front of 20,000 people. And they came back from this, this, this convention. And my wife handed me his book called On Fire. And I was. It looked like a self help book, so I didn't quite understand what the movie could possibly be. And as usual, my wife was right and I was wrong. And we. We were able to. When I really looked into it, I realized how inspirational his life really was. And he's an amazing human being. Not only is the movie about him, but he is the reason that the movie got made.

[Damon]

So.

[J. Todd Harris]

We found $150,000 to get going. We hired a wonderful writer, Greg Pourer. We brought in a wonderful director, Sean McNamara, who did make Soul Surfer. And. And we spent a couple of years raising money in St. Louis because the whole story took place in St. Louis. And John O' Leary is a legend in St. Louis. And truly, this film was financed by 60 private investors, all from St. Louis.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Wow. Amazing. It's. And it's in theaters now nationwide. You can go see it's all on Fire, Vin.

[Aaron]

Yeah. You know, and I met Todd's wonderful wife, by the way, so I can understand why he listens to her and why she was an inspiration. And, you know, the story we talked about.

[Damon]

I don't know if.

[Aaron]

Todd, you were watching the show earlier. Slick Rick was talking about it. Just a terrible story with someone who took his life, a professional football player. You know, these true stories about overcoming life's odds, you know, these are the stories that need to be told, because I think everyone needs sort of that little extra punch of, like, caffeine insp. You know, and seeing a story like this with a guy that he shouldn't have survived. And. But he became. He turned everything into inspiration. And. And I marvel at that. And tell me about your experiences with him, your conversations with him while you were making. You said he was a big part of this. I'm curious to see where. Where he was on this.

[J. Todd Harris]

He was on the set and actually he has a little cat. He has a little cameo in the movie. He. He, you know, in 1987, he was playing with gasoline and matches in his family's house in St. Louis, and he burned the house down. And worse than that, he burned himself down. He was burned over a hundred percent of his body. The only part of his body that wasn't terribly burned was his face. And.

[Aaron]

And.

[J. Todd Harris]

And he's. It's the kind of situation where he wasn't expected to live through the night. Miraculously, he did. And he went to St. Louis University, where he met the most beautiful girl in school. And he was sure she would never date him. By the way, in the fire, he lost his fingers. And when he does his inspirational speeches, he sits down and plays the piano, which is a miracle unto itself. He marries this beautiful woman from college. He has four beautiful children with her. He does start a construction company, even though he can't hold a hammer, which is amazing. And then, just like in the movie, in the trailer you saw, a Girl Scout troop leader asks him to speak to her Girl Scout troop. And he's so nervous about speaking in front of 12 Girl Scouts, he almost can't do it. But that's just the beginning of his. His story. As an inspirational speaker, he's spoken to over 2500 companies, and a lot of them, like Mercy Hospital and other, you know, major companies have. Worldwide technologies were big supporters of the movie, and he was there on the set every day. He has a huge following in St. Louis, and we just had a. A huge premiere with 2,000 people in St. Louis, really, all because of him. And Sony Pictures picked up the movie as a finished movie, which, you know, doesn't happen very often in Hollywood. And they Put it out on almost 2,000 screens. It's still playing. It's been playing for three weeks now. It's going into its fourth week and it will be available on Video on Demand next week on the 11th and it should be on Netflix.

[Aaron]

In January.

[J. Todd Harris]

So I'm really thrilled that we got to share this movie. Sony's Affirm, it's their faith based division which released the film and they are very good at knowing how to reach faith, a faith based audience through churches, through, you know, communities that are very moved by it. And it was a really eye opening experience for me because I just thought it was a cool, an interesting story about an amazing survival survivor and didn't realize just how powerful a faith based.

[Aaron]

Movie it would be.

[J. Todd Harris]

And Devon Franklin, who plays his nurse that helps him learn to walk again, is a very heavy faith based presence and people loved seeing him in the movie as well.

[Aaron]

William H. Macy too, right? William H. Macy's in the movie. You got a great cast. We only got a little bit here, time left. But I want to ask you one more question. There's inspiration all around here. You, you battling through and getting the money. But Sean McNamara and David Brooke Royal folks may not know those names, but these are guys that have brought many of these faith movies to, to the public. Soul Surfer being one of them. And we both know Sean and David very well. How much of a part did they play in it? Because I'm sure getting them to do this was a big deal in terms of getting affirmed and Sony on board and everything else. We had about 26 completely by, by.

[J. Todd Harris]

The way, you know that Sean directed Reagan, the movie Reagan, which was very as well. It wouldn't, we wouldn't have gotten Sony without him. We just wouldn't have.

[Aaron]

Yeah, I mean, yeah, I think they.

[J. Todd Harris]

Would have paid attention without him. So it was a joy to work with somebody who actually has a lot of faith and a lot of talent.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah.

[J. Todd Harris]

So I'm really. Yeah, it's honored to be a part of the movie.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

It's an amazing movie. It's in theaters now and obviously it's coming to your TV soon. We had an audience member who said we need more movies from Mr. Harris. Too many are so hurting and totally hopeless. I hope God blesses him and his team with wealth, health, happiness and peace. God bless. So there you go. There's a nice review.

[Aaron]

That is amazing.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

J. Todd Harris, producer of Soul on Fire. Thanks so much for joining us. Please go see the movie. If you haven't seen it. It is an inspirational Great story. We need to focus on more of these kind of stories. And we will. All right, live from Studio 6B. More news coming up. Right.

[Damon]

Ram.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, live from Studio 6P 13 to the hour on a Thursday night. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's gonna do some more news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. President Trump was in Miami, the Business Forum and had a lot to say. And that is going to be the basis of today's diaper diplomacy. Roll it, Aaron.

[Damon]

If you want to see what Congressional Democrats wish to do to America, just look at the result of yesterday's election in New York, where the their party installed a Communist as the mayor of the largest city in the nation. Remember, I've said we will never have a socialist elected to any post in our country. I used to say that, and I was right. We skipped socialist and we put in a Communist instead. That's not. That didn't work out too well, babies. But as I've warned for many years, our opponents are hell bent on turning America into a Communist Cuba or socialist Venezuela. You see what happened to those places. For generations, Miami has been a haven for those fleeing communist tyranny. In South Africa, I mean, if you take a look at what's going on in parts of South Africa. Look at South Africa, what's going on. Look at South America, what's going on? You know, I'm not going to. We have a G20 meeting in South Africa, Africa. South Africa shouldn't even be in the GS anymore because what's happened there is bad. I'm not going. I told him I'm not going. I'm not going to represent our country there. It shouldn't be there. Take a look at what's happening in different parts of South America. Take a look at what's happening in different parts of the world. But now the Democrats are so extreme that Miami will soon be the refuge for those fleeing Communism. In New York City. They flee. They flee. Where do you live? New York City. But I'm trying to leave because I don't want to live in a communist regime. I hope it works out for New York. I love New York. I love New York. When I left New York for the White House, it was good, except we had, you know, the telltale signs of trouble because we had a guy named de Blasio. He goes down as probably the worst mayor in the history. Then he went to Harvard to teach government. You believe it. They took de Blasio and they took that mayor from Chicago, the woman, the one that gets her hair done very expensively, right? Beautiful hair. She got beautiful, luxuriant hair. And they took her and she's teaching at Harvard. They're teaching government. And then you hear about Harvard. We're trying to work a settlement with Harvard right now for about, like, a lot of money. I won't tell you what, but you'll be reading about it pretty soon because what they've done to Jewish people.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, there you go. There's today's time for diplomacy.

[Slick Rick]

Classic.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Let's do some news with Vinny Mac. He's in our West Palm beach studio. Vinny Mac, what's going on?

[Rick Delgado]

The babies are awesome.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, de Blasio was great, too.

[Aaron]

So tough to follow that. But the babies are appropriate for what we have in the Senate, that's for sure. I mean, they're actually representative. Very, very funny. There's some really, really great things happening right now. And I know we've all been a little hard on Pam Bondi. Cause we want so much. We want to see the truth be dealt with so much. And the Democrats, of course, frame this as some sort of redemption tour. And it's not. We're trying to get to the truth. This is a truth seeking tour. And today the DOJ is actively pursuing a subpoena for a grand jury on John Brennan. Brennan, you know, the CIA director. And I think we saw that Brennan was confronted by a reporter. We may have shown that clip a couple of days ago asking about the whole thing with Hunter Biden and all the intelligence officers and everything else. I mean, it is so dirty in the swamp that it's gonna take subpoena after subpoena after subpoena. But this guy is gonna be hopefully put. Put in front a grand jury is gonna hopefully look at the facts here and move this thing forward. And we'll have another indictment and we'll see another one of these dominoes start to fall. And this has to happen. The narrative the Democrats have been using against the Republicans, you know, has been, I don't want to say it's been effective, but it's made a lot of noise because they're, you know, they're, they're blaming on a daily basis the shutdown. They're blaming everything on Trump. That has nothing to do with Trump. They're not acknowledging any success. And then, of course, anything he does to find, you know, justice, which is all we're seeking, is portrayed as just, you know, him trying to get back at his enemies. Back at his enemies. Well, let me tell you something. There There really weren't any enemies till the Democrats took over all of the institutions with the government and decided they wanted to take Trump down. They were so scared of this guy. They used absolutely every asset in their arsenal. They made up stories, they got the CIA, the FBI. They had all sorts of leaders looking into them. They created fake stories, they invented fake laws. They did everything they could. They got dojs in other attorney generals, rather in other states to go after Trump. They have done everything they can. Why are they so scared of this guy? Why? Well, the answer is pretty clear. Look at all the people that are getting indicted now because of all the bad things the left does and all the money they steal. So, Damon, that's one of my stories, but it's also should be inspiring for all of us. Indicting or going to a grand jury for the former head of the CIA, the former head of the FBI. These are big deals. This is not like little petty, like, I'm gonna get back at you things. These are major, major things. And I think we all should acknowledge that there's real stuff happening here. I have a second story on these murders that have been happening around the world. I think Delgado was talking about this a while back in Syria with murders of Christians in Syria, like, nobody was talking about this. And of course, the thing in Nigeria is getting a lot of press, but for me, this is, this is the global jihad against Christianity that we're seeing. And we don't, we don't feel it here in the sense that people aren't getting killed because they're Christians. Although, you know, keep electing people like Mandami and others, you know, who knows what could happen? Because that, that unfortunately looks like a sad path that we're going down. But in other parts of the world that we don't even hear about, they're being rounded up, up and just slaughtered by the hundreds. Christians, just because they're Christian. And you're seeing this movement throughout the world. And this is something that I give Trump credit for, basically looking at an issue like this and saying, hey, we're going to step in here, we're not going to allow this to happen. He has to happen. You know, humanity to exist, you know, does need faith. And there's a, there's a war, an evil versus good war. That's pretty clear to me. When one religion says the other one shouldn't exist and they all have to die, there's something wrong with that religion. It's not even a religion. It's a hateful, evil way of thinking. And with Christianity, that is not how Christians think. We need that in our country. We need that in the world because it's really just all about sort of the American values, which is just, just, you know, work hard, be good to your neighbor, you know, raise a family, have children, get educated, do all these positive things. But there's parts of the world where they hate that, they don't want that and they're killing them. So kudos to President Trump for stepping in and Representative Riley Moore for trying to put through something that puts a stamp on this within our government, you know, condemning it, a resolution condemning it. Yeah, it might just be going through the motion, but I don't believe it is. I believe this is something that he's trying to raise the level of attention to so that, you know, we effectuate change. So kudos to him. And I thought it was a worthwhile story.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, Very good. Vinny Mac, Vinnie Mac will have some more news. Let's, let's squeeze in one more story here that we can get to with Delgado because we heard, we heard a lot about flights and what's going on. And it's seemingly only going to get worse.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. According to Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, things are going to get worse, but it's going to start, you know, I guess it's a slow rollout basically, as flight travel set to get a whole lot more inconvenient. According to the secretary, he announced that he is ordering a 10% cut in flights at 40 major US airports, citing the air traffic control safety concerns. The FAA sanctioned the cuts. They're coming to into effect tomorrow. And like I said, they're going to start rolling it out, I guess as a the 40 busiest airports first. It's not going to affect, from what I understand, the major airlines are not going to let it affect the international flights right now. It's going to be the ones that are kind of or none of their major hubs. So it's going to be a slower rollout hopefully, and it won't affect people like all in one shot. But we'll see what happens. And again, this is starting to roll out.

[Slick Rick]

Happy Thanksgiving.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Hour two coming back right after this.

[Damon]

All right.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Hour two on a Thursday, November 6th, Real America's Voice, live from Studio 6B6 doing sports. Delgado is going to do some news. Vinnie Mac's going to do some more news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Real America's voice all across the country. 1039 LI News Radio, Suffolk County, Long Island. And of course, Tomorrow night we'll be back at the America first warehouse where we were on Tuesday for election night. That was fun.

[Slick Rick]

That was awesome.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah, hot crowd in there on Tuesday night. Fired up, a little dejected, obviously, as all these races got called at about five minutes past the hour. One hour, the polls close.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I. I think my favorite part of the night, though, was being on with Steve Bannon and him actually referring to us as 6p.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Okay, great shot. All right, very good. Well, speaking of the election, let's. Let's do tonight's first word. Well, as we were just saying on an election night, well, that kind of felt like a root canal without the novocaine. These results, hardly a shock to the system. As we've also said, the polls have been screaming this script from the rooftops for weeks now. Conservatives, real ones, not the squishy consultant types, clung to the sliver of hope, praying that reason, history and a shred of morality might crash the party on Tuesday. But no, sir, the good people, or what's left of them in New York, California, Virginia and New Jersey, well, they rolled out the red carpet for the dark side. They didn't just vote, they surrendered. And now we're all going to be paying the tab. How do you explain it? How do you wrap your head around voters in the Big Apple electing a full throated communist, a Marxist jihadist? Mandami's victory speech wasn't some feel good Hallmark moment. It was a screeching tirade in US versus Them jihad remix. Quoting that socialist wrecking ball founding father of India's soul crushing prison state. Nehru destroyed a nation's spirit in the name of progress. And Mandami is promising to do the same in nyc. Turn it into a socialist dumpster fire with the calls to prayer echoing off the skyscrapers. This is the Islamic takeover we've been warning about, courtesy of Obama and Biden's open borders. Welcome, Matt. Pro Islam policies, check. Flood the gates with third world migrants. Double check. Now Texas is there in their crosshairs. The Mecca of the west, they're calling it Europe. Well, kiss it goodbye. It's the NOW Caliphate in waiting in America. Well, we're the grand prize, the icing on the tyrannical cake. Voters who punched for Mondami Tuesday, Mostly foreign born imports, blissfully clueless about the Sharia sunset they're importing. They'll learn soon enough, my friends. They always do show. Let's head over to Virginia. That's a horror show on steroids. They handed the keys to Jay Jones, a Wannabe assassin who text his six fantasies about offing his opponent and watching the guy's kids get slaughtered in their mother's arms. Fantasized about it, folks. And they paired him with Abigail Spanberger, the woke warrior who still thinks dudes in dresses belong in women's locker rooms and on the playing field, steamrolling real girls like it's no big deal. Parents, forget about opting out of the lgbtq. Plus plus indoctrination circus. Your kids are now officially state property. Ripe for the grooming. This isn't governance. It's grooming with a government seal. How about let's head back up to New Jersey? Okay, Mickey. Cheryl, the insider trading queen who patted her pockets by 7 million bucks on the sly, then got benched from walking the Naval Academy stage for cheating like third grader on a spelling test. She's a real class act. And don't get me started on the Gavin Newsom in California, the king of the hair gel torch. 200 million taxpayer dollars on this special election just to kneecap Republicans and keep his one party intact representation. What's that in the People's Republic of the Left Coast? It's whatever keeps the soy lattes flowing. But here's the real gut punch. The thing that makes you want to hurl up your morning coffee is waking up on Wednesday to the post mortem parade from conservative commentators. The hand wringing. Why did we lose? What are the lessons learned? You know, win some Sears. She could have been the governor if she had just yapped more about affordability and energy bills. Kitchen table issues, folks. They're peddling this quackery like it's the eclipsor of victory. No candidate at this point needs a PhD in grocery prices to win hearts and minds. We're passed past the happy clappy civics hour stuff. This is a spiritual war, plain and simple. It's good versus evil. It's order versus chaos. It's tyranny versus liberty. It's light versus the abyss. Full stop. And if you don't get that by now, well, you're probably part of the problem. The Democrat Party didn't just win Tuesday. The debased themselves into the full gutter, torching every moral compass that the nation was built on. The values that birthed America out the window. Scruples. What are those? Some outdated colonial relic. They've crossed the Rubicon from decency straight into perversion central. And folks, we really shouldn't be shocked. The left, they don't quit. Marxist, Lennist, Stalinist playbook straight out of Orwell's 1984. Mao and Saul Alinsky as their patron saints. Cloud, PIV and chaos. That's their North Star. Overload the system till it snaps. And it's working, despite Trump's Herculean pushback against their degeneracy. We're in a war, folks. A spiritual Armageddon. Tell people that the stakes. Tell them the soul of the nation hanging by a thread. If you dribble on about trade balances or energy regulations, they hit the snooze button and then they go binge. Netflix the evil side. Well, they get it. They're not debating policy, they're waging crusade, abortion, sacrament, not an issue, climate hysteria. That's their gospel. Giving empty lives a bogus purpose. Free speech. It's a joke. They'll censor, defame, perjure, conspire, even assassinate to win. Policy wise, it's crystal clear now. Post Biden apocalypse, nobody, no soul, sane soul, person, believes a Democrat will deliver anything that makes your life better. Every Democrat bigwig today, from ex presidents on down, they cheer on genital mutilation, unhealthy children, and the whopper that boys can become girls with a pill and a prayer. That's the tell, my friends. The scarlet letter. When the knife's at your child's throat, you don't haggle over utility bills. You sound the alarm and you fight like hell. That's why we lose. They battle for their twisted faith. We're bickering over spreadsheets. Time to wise up, frame it, make it raw. This is a fight for America's survival. Not tax cuts or wage hikes, but our soul, our kids, our Republicans. Click. It's time to double down on maga or watch the ad hand drown out the Star Spangled Banner. From Dearborn to Dallas, the choice is yours. I'm all in. And we all should be. And that's tonight's first word. All right, live from Studio 6B. Six minutes past the hour on a Thursday night. Let's. Well, first of all, anybody want to comment on that or jump in on that? Vin, I'll give you first. Correct.

[Aaron]

Oh, yeah. First off, that was great, as always. These first words are just fantastic. But that is where we are. And when I talk to people about Trump, you know, with all the things he's been through and the businesses and. And then, you know, defying death, in a sense, by, you know, surviving that gunshot and everything, I truly believe what you said is true, which is this good versus evil dynamic. And Trump, I believe, is truly anointed you know, as to become president of this country. It seems like he's going uphill on ice, you know, with the amount of bad people, evildoers, whatever you want to call them, trying to not just get in his way, but all the things that they've packaged, all the planning that they, that they have to just not destroy our country for whatever reason. It is just to do bad things, I guess, and have power. But the points that you made are great. But I wanted to emphasize the fact that, and I know I'm a big Trump supporter and I've certainly made that pretty clear, but I feel it's beyond that. I feel we got really lucky that a guy like this stepped up and weathered the storms that he's weathered, and it just doesn't happen. This is not by accident. He's not there weathering these storms. Of all those indictments and, you know, almost getting killed and every. All the things that they threw at him. Just think about that totality. There's divine intervention here. In many ways. This guy is there to try and help. Can he do it and can he finish it with our help? He can. But that's what you're defining there. You're defining that line in the sand. And he represents to me the solution.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Well, I think I'm going to find. I think what I'm defining is, even though I hear what you're saying, but I think to some degree you're kind of making the point that I'm trying to fight against. And that's just that all the Kumbaya. Look at what he's done. He's overcame game. They don't care. They are never going to stop. That's why it's like, it's not about, like, oh, taxes are low, and this is a little high, and this is a little low. So let. This is we. We are. This is war, man. Wars. This is. This is. They are. They are not going to stop. They don't care that he survived it. The pressure never ends. This is why the, you know, Pelosi retiring is kind of. It's an interesting topic because we have never had anybody like Pelosi on our side, and that's not good. And I'm not saying what she did is good or she should be congratulated for having some kind of great career, but we have never had someone who is willing to rule with the iron fist where the troops, let's call them. Understand that you are not going to defy the leader, not on policy, not on anything else. And you're going to fall in line and we are going to be united as one to take them down and take whatever they want to do down at any cost. And we never will stop. No matter how many people we have to run over, no matter how many lines we have to ruin, we are never going to stop. So they look at Trump now. They just keep punching, punch and punching. He keeps standing and they're just going to hit him harder and harder and harder. That's why if they regain the House, the lame duck story is already starting to creep in. The impeachment story will be getting real fire pretty soon. If the Republicans don't wake up, up, find a vision, decide how they're going to go message what they're, what they stand for, if they even know and get it going because time is running short.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I, I, I think it's, I, I address it back to what Vin was talking about in the previous segment with the slaughtering of the Christians. That's what you've got a battle right now between good and evil. Right. It's just good and evil. Nancy Pelosi, for all you can respect her all you want for what she did and ruling with the iron fist, but she's pretty freaking evil when you stop and think about it. Because their whole party is right.

[Miles Grimard]

Exactly.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

She's the perfect leader for them.

[Rick Delgado]

Exactly. But these people forget or maybe they know going in, hey, we're here to represent you. And as soon as they get there, they don't give a damn about you. All they care about is making sure they get what they want and that's it. They don't care how many bodies they have to leave in the street. They don't care who gets hurt. They don't care. And they make it more and more obvious each and every day that you're awake and alive and can see it. And unfortunately, and you know what? They rule by emotion. And that's what you saw happen on Tuesday, especially in New York City. Who elected this guy? People who are ruled by their emotions. Oh, my goodness, he's going to make us all feel better about ourselves. Well, guess what? That's what the devil does, makes you feel better about yourself. Oh, look what I can do for you. Look what I can do. And then of course, they pull the rug out from under you, they do the Lucy football to Charlie Brown thing, and you're left laying on your back with a concussion because guess what, the football got pulled, you got taken again. And unfortunately, you know what, and I've seen a lot of this on social media, a lot of white women voted for the things that will destroy them, them. It's a crazy, it's a crazy thing. It really is crazy. You have to go through and start looking at some of these people on social media, commenting, well, why did you vote for this vote on emotion yet it's all emotion based. They don't, that's why Damon, when you talk about, you know, oh, well, the Republicans, they want to talk about policy. Policy doesn't, it doesn't do anything to their emotions. Their emotions are what's driving their stupidity, unfortunately. So I mean, you know, you talk about getting a message, you got to get a message with an emotion attached to it because. Or else people don't. That's why people are attached to Trump, because he gets those emotions going. Right.

[Aaron]

Well, but someone has to stand up, you know, that's why I was saying what I was saying. Trump has stood up, defying all odds. Republicans don't do that. To Damon's point, we're never been strong enough to get together and do this. But Trump, he is standing up against all odds. And to me, that's where I talk about this sort of, of higher level, you know. No, he's not. The rest of them aren't following him totally, but he is.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, that's a problem.

[Damon]

That is.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, 13 past the hour, live from Studio 6P. A lot more news to do and sports. We'll do it when we get back right after this.

[Damon]

Sam.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

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[Slick Rick]

I gotta give a birthday shout out to a fan, Big D, that emailed us at the LFS6B YouTube there. I'm sorry, Yahoo. I'll try to keep it short. My mother turned 78 Nov. 8, asking if slick Rick could wish her a happy birthday. I know Friday's show is probably too busy. She's a huge fan of us. Her name is Jane in Traverse City, Michigan, and her son is John Galataki the Second, who watches the show. So happy birthday to Jane as she turns 78 years young.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Oh, 78 years young is right.

[Slick Rick]

Beautiful.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

So you know, my dad just turned 80.

[Slick Rick]

That's right.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. Hey, he looks great, too, by the way.

[Slick Rick]

He does, he does.

[Damon]

He does.

[Slick Rick]

Looking good. And, well, let's get right into sports. Espn, gam. Thursday Night Football, Big D. Well, that's on. What is it on prime tonight? Aaron's right, though. I think we got a shot right now. The Raiders are up seven nothing midway through the second quarter. Denver is losing. We picked them. We laid nine points. But Aaron made a good point. No, Aaron says they usually get up 30 points. They usually score 30 points in the fourth quarter. Ask the Giants. As the Giants defensive coordinator, they'll tell you. So we got a shot there. It ain't over yet, Big D. So we shall see. What can I tell you? And immigration rights Activists Ask Los Angeles Dodgers to Decline White House Visit over the ICE raids. Paul Boyer, Breitbart. Immigration rights activists have called on the LA Dodgers to decline the invitation to the White House celebration. In an Instagram post on Wednesday, the National Day laborer organization told the Dodgers that a visit to the White House would normalize President Trump. Dodgers do not visit the White House. Do not normalize Donald Trump. We are witnessing human rights abuses each and every day traumatizing our communities. Take a stand with the rest of the Los Angeles and California and say no to Donald Trump, the organization said. Goes on to talk about immigrants at all, but they actually came out and they're telling the dieh Dodgers not to visit the White House. I think not. I believe the Dodgers will definitely show up. Big day. Thoughts?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I haven't. I don't know.

[Slick Rick]

You have no opinion on it?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Who knows? Well, I think they're influenced by the right people. I don't know. I'm sure if it was up to individual players, there's plenty on there who would show up, but I don't know.

[Slick Rick]

I think they'll.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

They would go.

[Slick Rick]

I mean they.

[Aaron]

Nonsense.

[Slick Rick]

They labor organizations calling for it. I don't. I don't think so. And Daddy Yankee to perform headline halftime show at NFL's first ever game in Spain Breitbart News LA AP the NFL's first ever game in Spain will feature a Latin music showcase with Argentine producer Bizarre App and Puerto Rican superstar Daddy Jacque. Right, Rick set to perform Wasn't that Joe's favorite song name. The two hitmakers will take the stage Nov. 16 when the Washington Commanders face the Miami Dolphins at Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. The league announced Thursday it marks Daddy Yankees return to the stage after coming out of retirement. He was retired.

[Rick Delgado]

This guy. What is he, 30 years old?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Who cares?

[Slick Rick]

I know. Well, Daddy Janky, you know, hey, Big D, he's the king of reggaeton. And.

[Rick Delgado]

It'S pronounced reggaeton.

[Slick Rick]

Reggaeton, reggaeton, reggaeton. I'm tone deaf to that. That's a rapid sports big game back to you and Daddy Junkie.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Okay. All right. Very good, Slick. I think live. It's brought to you by Mike Lindell. All I'm sure sports LFXXP is the promo code to use. Let's do some. Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, today at the White House, President Trump announced deals with Eli Lilly and Nova Nordquist to Nordisk. I should say Northquist. I was thinking. I think. I was thinking Grover north judges something like that to slash weight loss drug prices and offer some through Medicare coverage. The president announced those deals, including upcoming pills in a landmark effort to Expand access to the costly blockbuster treatments. That's going to lower the price of these GLP1 drugs on Medicare and Medicaid as well, and offer treatments directly to consumers at a discounted price. The deals are among the most politically significant announcements to date that the Trump administration is making in an effort to rein in these high drug prices. Here is President Trump talking about the announcement on those prices getting favored nation status. This is cut number three. Check this out. Cut three with President Trump.

[Damon]

Very exciting because again, we're bringing drug prices down to a level of as early as possible, tremendous cuts. 200%, 300%, 500%, 700%. A little bit more than that. So today I'm thrilled to announce that the two world's largest pharmaceutical manufacturers, Eli Lilly and Joseph Novo Nordisk, have agreed to offer their most popular GLP1 weight loss drug. I call it the fact that drastic discounts.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, so there he is.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

We are.

[Slick Rick]

Capped it at 1.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

We are $38 trillion in debt in this country, I'm sure. I'm going to send out a proposal right now to the audio visual people at the White house. Let's go $39 trillion in debt. And let's buy a microphone that works.

[Slick Rick]

That can focus in God.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

How is that the audio on that?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, that's. That's pretty terrible. But the audio on this next one was pretty good. Here's cut number four. Going back a little bit for this one, but President Trump telling his fat drug story about his buddy. Cut number four.

[Damon]

Check this out for a shot of like an Ozempic or the fat. I call it the fat pill or the fat drug. Sometimes it works, I guess, for people. The ones I've seen, it hasn't worked so well. I had a friend, they're fat. They said, yeah, I lost some weight. I said, you don't look it to me.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

That was today.

[Rick Delgado]

No, that was like.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I was gonna say that was like.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, he's told that story a few different times. A year ago, as a matter of fact, during the announcement of all this stuff, Dr. Oz had to jump into action as one of the drug execs went down during a speech. Check this out. Here is cut number five. The Novo Nordisk executive Gordon Fisher Finley collapsing during a speech. Cut 5. Eli Lilly has been investing in America.

[J. Todd Harris]

We've been advancing science and creating high value jobs.

[Aaron]

But today we. Okay, Gordon, you okay?

[Rick Delgado]

Gordon's not okay. Gordon's on the ground. That is again, Gordon Finlay from Novo Norgis.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Here's how sick I talk about My first words and where it's evil, good versus evil. Go back to that clip just for a second. Aaron, just before, right before he just go back. Okay, stop. So fast forward. Just slowly. So this guy turns, he can clearly he hears or something. He says something's wrong. Now RFK Jr obviously sees what's going on and immediately leaves the room. There are people on the left today claiming that he just left because he just didn't want to deal with it. And it's so stupid it makes your hair hurt. I just can't believe how.

[Aaron]

Maybe he went to get some help.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah, like maybe he went to get water. Maybe he went to go get a defibrillator. Maybe he went to. He obviously went to do something to help this situation. The guy didn't just say, well, time for a coffee. Let me get the hell out of here while they fix this guy. I mean, give me a break. With some of these people on the left.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, some sick. Sometimes you just want to get out of the area and let the people who need to be in there be in there.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Unbelievable.

[Rick Delgado]

So that's what happened in the White House. The fat bill. A fat shot.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Well, Aaron and Slick can thank me cuz I just was. I'm the kiss of death. And now the game is tied 77 five seconds after I say they're nice. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. Slick's doing sports, Rick Delgado's doing some news. Vinnie Mac's doing some more news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down. Well, let me double you something here. I don't know if you guys all know this. We, we all do. You know, we all have two ages. Select two ages. You have two ages, you have your actual age, right? So for me and the age that.

[Rick Delgado]

You look, what's your three actual age?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Right? And then you have your biological age, which is how you know, based on like your cells, your vital organs, what you've done in your life, what you've eaten, all that stuff. So. So I'm 53. My biological age is like 250.

[Slick Rick]

So you celebrate a bicentennial.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

The bad news, Most Americans biological 16 years older than their actual age. This means that you're likely to have more serious health issues in a shorter life. The good news, an Auburn University study showed you can lower your body's biological age simply by adding one thing. And here to share what that one thing is with us is the CEO of Brickhouse Nutrition, the makers of Field of Greens, Miles Grimard. Miles, welcome back to the show. How are you?

[Damon]

You?

[Miles Grimard]

I'm doing amazing. Great to be back. Thanks for having me.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

So tell me about this study, number one. And tell me, what is the one thing you can add to lower your body's biological age?

[Miles Grimard]

Yeah, well, you kind of gave away the, the secret there a little bit with Philippines, but yeah, there's, there are so many fruit and vegetable products on the market today. But you know, they're just common products with no real science behind them. And we, you know, we're always trying to find a way to set us apart and prove it. And so because field of Greens is different and we wanted to prove it with a university study because each fruit and vegetable inside Field of Greens, it was medically selected for a specific health and studied reason. I mean, there's a cell health group, a liver health group, heart health, kidney, long skin, there's even groups for metabolism and healthy weight management. So we partnered with Auburn University to do a health and biological age study because it's the health of those vital organs in your cells that determines your biological age. So we wanted to put no better way than put Field of Greens to see if it's actually working, put it to the test. So in the Auburn University study, the participants changed nothing. They kept the same diet, they'd keep eating fast food, they didn't exercise more or quit drinking. The only difference they made was taking Field of Greens daily. And after substantial studies and medical testing, the results were eye opening. Field of Greens, it was shown to slow the body's aging. It reduced or lowered. The biological age of the participants means that just by taking field of Greens, the participants cells were younger, which is, you know, I implore anyone to go, please read the whole [e-mail] but you know, the Auburn study, it shows that you can reduce and get more active. Well, you can get extra active years out of your life, which is more than, you know, it's not about just living longer, it's about those active years that we're all going to want. And the Field of Greens can help with that.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah, and just to point a point on it, I mean, it's a simple question, but I think people listening who may be not familiar with Field of Greens, how do you incorporate field of Greens into your, into your daily routine? Is it, is it pill? Is it something you put in your drink, tell the people how exactly what you do?

[Miles Grimard]

Yeah, it's a powder. We got many flavors available. We actually just Launched another flavor, cucumber lime. It's our staff favorite now, but tons of flavors available. You can see some right over here as well. And you just mix it with anything. A lot of people, some people mix with orange juice. I just go with water. We have different flavors, so you can take it throughout the day. And Each serving has 2 full servings of fruits and vegetables. And it's not just common producer. You know, a lot of the exotic stuff that the doctors chose for, like I said, a specific reason. So you just mix it up and one of these shakers that you'll get and then shake it up and drink it. It's pretty easy.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. Speaking of shaking it up and drink it and obviously people who go to the gym and work out whey protein is obviously a very big thing. And I noticed on your website you guys are launching and or have launched a new one. Can you give the audience a little sneak peek into your new product, your whey protein?

[Slick Rick]

Yeah.

[Miles Grimard]

The difference of ours versus others, it's a, it's a ferment, it's a fermentation process. So rather than just coming straight from the whey, it's biologically the same as whey. But you don't have to worry about lactose or you know, what kind of hormones the cow has been on it's way. Just it's kind of a fermentation process like beer or an insulin shot is. So it's easier on the stomach and it tastes great.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

And so for first time buyers or any buyers who want to go to fieldogreens.com what kind of a discount you got? Do you guys offer a discount on your field?

[Miles Grimard]

20% off for the RAV audience. Just type in RAV and you get 20% off.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, coupon code RAV at checkout. 20% off. Fieldofgreens.com Field of greens.com get that biological age down there to get it under your actual age or what's the. What's the. What's the target? What's the. What's your target?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, VIN needs to know.

[Miles Grimard]

Yeah, you just want to. As low as you can, as low as you can. Some people wear those as some people wear those whoop watches now. And you know, you can see what happens if you've been drinking or if you miss a night of sleep, it kind of starts to tick back up and take Field of greens is going to help it take down.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, so Vin's 83. So you're saying he could get down to like 75.

[Aaron]

I feel 25.

[Slick Rick]

So you know, he needs a forest of greens.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah, you sell forest of greens for Vin. Oh, man. All right, go to fieldogreens.com go right now. Use code RAV20 off fieldofgreens.com it is important. And again, check out the Auburn study. I mean, oh, yurn University. That's a major deal. So check out their study and read all about it. It's a clinical study. Fielddegreens.com Miles, always fun and a pleasure to have you on. We appreciate it.

[Miles Grimard]

Thank you so much. I appreciate you guys having me on.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right. Fieldtogreens.com Go there now. All one word, fieldofgreens.com Then you go to forest of greens.

[Rick Delgado]

Vin's gonna go to Greenland.

[Aaron]

He's just gonna start eating the order already.

[Rick Delgado]

There you go.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Okay, very good.

[Damon]

Good.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

36 past the hour, live from Studio 6B. I don't even. We're so behind here, I don't even know what we're doing. Let's do. Let's do. Delgado. What happened at SCOTUS today? The way another win for the president, right?

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

And I looked at this decision and correct me if I'm wrong, it's 63, right?

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Which means three. Three Supreme Court justices voted still. To do what?

[Rick Delgado]

To go against biology and common sense. Damon. Basically, that's what happens. The Supreme Court ruled earlier today that the State Department can ban transgender Americans from listing their gender identity on their passport. Which means if you're born a guy and you got the twig and berries, you have to be a guy on your passport. It's simple. It's the way life has always been. But the lunatics want to change that. The ruling comes after the Trump administration appealed a lower court order in September that allows transgender or non binary weirdos to request male, female X or something else on their passports rather than choosing their biological sex. Displaying passport holder sex at birth no more offends equal protection principals than displaying their country of birth. In both cases, the government is mirroring, clearly attesting to historical facts. The left hates facts without subjecting anyone to differential treatment, the court wrote in the majority opinion. As Damon pointed out, the ruling was split six, three, with Supreme Court justices, you guessed it, Ketanji, Brown, Jackson, who can identify what a woman is. Sonia Sotomayor, who I guess is a woman, and so is Justice Elena Kagan also. All of them voted to dissent. So there you have it from scotus. We're still waiting to hear about the. The tariff thing that's going on. The Arguments were made I think Tuesday and yesterday. So we'll see what the, what the Supreme Court says about that. But you know, they're still not, they're still not letting on as to which way they're going just yet.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah, Slick Dave Portnoy was in the news. Speaking of the Mondami election. What, what is the CEO of Barstool saying now?

[Slick Rick]

He's very happy he leaving New York is what he's so happy about. Dave Portman rejoices over leaving New York City after Socialist Zoran Mandami's election. He's already left New York, Houston and Breitbart reporting Bartool sports chief Portnoy. Dave says he could not be more relieved that he fled New York City after Tuesday's election of socialist Islamist Sarah as the Big Apple's next mayor. On the tail of Tuesday's election, Portnoy told his fans that he had already moved to divorce his company from New York City and told his finance department to start looking around around for property. Fox News reported. Honestly, I've given that a lot of thought going to Hoboken, New Jersey City or something. I don't want to bleeping have an office in New York. Portnoy or did I watch with him? The sports talker also said he is glad that he personally left the Empire State. If that is what the people of NYC want, then so be it. Thank God I don't have to live there anymore, Portnoy said on X. After Mondami convincingly won the election, Portnoy moved to $27.75 million state in the Florida Keys back in 2021. But Election Day is not the first time Portnoy talked of moving his company out the of of New York. He also spoke about leaving the city before New Yorkers chose the socialist candidate, the sports maven who is Jewish. Blasted Mamdani, a communist and one of the worst and scariest candidates.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah, I just want to just point out to el Presidente that his other office that he just built is in Chicago. So yeah, it's not like he built it in Texas or Florida or some haven of some bastion of red conservatism. He built it in Chicago. So I mean settle down a little bit. I mean I get Mondami is a.

[Slick Rick]

New level level, but that was a new level Muslim, the whole bit. That's what it really is, I'm sure.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

So come on Dave, come back to earth.

[Slick Rick]

I know he's graciously exiting New York.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And he's heading for Chicago.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. I mean, come on.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, I know.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

What are we talking about here, Vin? Speaking of Mandami and how we got here, the State Department is also starting to crack down on global visas. Is that what's going on? Tell me about this.

[Aaron]

Yeah, it's pretty interesting because, you know, people want to be in this country, they want to work whatever, they apply for a visa. The Biden administration relaxed a very important rule on the visas when you come in, which is this public charge rule, which basically says if you're likely to have public assistance, then you know, we're going to loosen things up so you can get it, as opposed to what Trump has just done now was to make that even stronger. So if you're likely to, to have to need public assistance, you're not getting the visa. Like all these people come into this country and they're just taking our taxpayer money. I, I mean, I know they might need it, but it, it, they're, they're not citizens of this country. Our citizens need this money first. I guess if we can handle all of our citizens and we could help all the homeless and we can deal with all the mental issues we have in this country and the poor and everything else else, and we have some extra money, sure. Come into this country and maybe we can share some of that with you. But, but that's not the case. We're, we're, we have a huge deficit. We're allowing people in here who clearly are saying, we need, I need public assistance to even come into your country. You're going to have to support me. Biden enabled that. Can you believe that decision? There's another boneheaded thing by, you know, maybe Biden didn't do it, he just signed off on it. Right. The rest of the people around him did it. But Trump is saying, no, no more. You want to come here, you need to be self sustaining, you need to have a job. You need to have what normal people, what normal people do going into other countries. If I wanted to go to Italy and live there, then, you know, I would have to have a job and work and other countries do the same thing. I mean, I don't know what the heck was going on here, but the Trump administration said no more. So they've taken a strong stance to that, Damon. And, and that's in place right now. They just made the change.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. Just quickly, before we go to break, a lot of talk in the Republican Party right now about the, the filibuster. Vin, we talked about this in a segment I posted online today.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

The thing about the filibuster, and I see people making the case saying, at this point, I'm tired of worrying about what the Democrats might do. Get rid of the filibuster, put your best, you know, agenda on the floor and pass, pass it. And okay, I guess, you know, that's one way to look at it. I just don't know where the Republicans think they're going to get 51 votes even if they get rid of the filibuster. Number one, you do the dirty work for the Democrats. So certainly when they take power, it's not even a question, obviously, because they go, well, we didn't do it. We take the Harry Reid position like what he did, and then we, of course, we used it against them when we got the power and they warned Harry Reid the time. So if we're going to do it, okay, do it. We, we, we, we're the, you know, we do the dirty work for them, but we do it at the risk of th. Cornin, Murkowski, Collins, you may not even get 51. So then what do you do? So let's talk about that when we get back. Quickly, live from studio 6 p.17 till the hour. We're back right up to this, Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B. So I tweeted earlier today, I'll give you seven reasons nuking the filibuster is a terrible idea. Thune, Cornyn, Collins, Tillis, Cassidy, Rounds, Mercados. You could dream up the most maga, America First, Trump first maga, first dream legislation from, from election security to dream it up. What makes you think you're going to get 51 if you nuke the filibuster with all of these people on the.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

On the dais. Explain it to me. Yeah, you can go first.

[Aaron]

Start explaining. You want me to go first? Sure, I'll start explaining. Well, the premise I come at this issue, as we talked about the other night, is I know, I feel strongly about this, I guess that if the Democrats do get control, they're doing this. They're doing it because they want to rapidly unwind legally, everything to do with Trump, anything and everything. They're going to rapidly unwind it and move laws and policies. So they're going to get.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Of.

[Damon]

Rid.

[Aaron]

Rid of it and they're going to do that the second they regain power, which could be next year.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Got it. So we do it for them. We do the dirty work. They could point to us and said, well, they're the ones who did it. Okay. So we do it. And that now what?

[Aaron]

We have a window of time right now. Trump does. Trump's got a year, by the way, to get, to get everything done that he needs to get done without with the risk of the possible midterms. But he might have a couple of more years if they do this, this, this filibuster thing. And, and we just move our move policy at the policy through. But your point is a great one. We don't have the votes to even do it. I mean, the reality is they're not going to vote for it. Those Republicans are not going to support that. And, you know, this is just a conversation, but, man, I have to say, knowing what I believe is going to happen, I wish we could.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Delgado, my question is, could they do it and then flip it right back?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

What does that mean?

[Rick Delgado]

Okay, you can undo it, you know, you can nuke the filibuster, but can you put it back into place once you decide, okay, you know what? We've got everything we wanted through. Let's now get everybody back on board and put this, put this policy back in place?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I mean, it's not really like policy. It's just, it's.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, it's an internal Senate Right.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Rule.

[Rick Delgado]

So they can abolish it.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

And then they can bring it back. Right, but, but, so why not bring it back? Right? I mean, you created what all. What you mean, the thing is, it wasn't there to begin with. It was something that was added later. Now they created it, they put it in the Senate, and now you have this rule, but it's a rule.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

So obviously they get any time if they want. Yeah, they can vote to nuke it.

[Rick Delgado]

But then they can vote to put it back. Back in.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

But what, what's the point of. Why would you do that?

[Rick Delgado]

Because they would use that opportunity, that window. Say you nuke it for 30 days. I want to get this open. I want to get that done. I want to get that done on December 1st. We put it back into place.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

What's boom, okay, what's the 30 days have to do with it? They could do.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm just throwing it out there as a time. That's what I'm saying, 30 days. I mean, they could do it the next day. I don't care. I'm just saying, why not? If it's just a rule, why can't they just blow it up and then put the new rule back in?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I don't understand that. I don't understand the point of what you're Asking that for. Of course they could do that. What's the point?

[Rick Delgado]

They get through the things that they want to get through that they know that they can't get through with 60. You know what I mean? Okay, we want, we want, we want, we want to open the government. Okay, we're opening the government with less than 60. Oh, you know, we also want, we also want to codify this into law. We want to codify that. That into law. Want to make sure that you have to have a. ID to register to vote, stuff like that. They're going to do that and then go back and say, okay, you know.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

What'S the point of the. What I'm raising Delgado. You can. Yes, they can nuke and say, okay, everything we want to pass only takes 51. If you can't get 51, what's the difference? And now you've taken the luster of the, of this, which no one's ever done to pass this kind of legislation. And now when they get power, they go, well, they nuked it, so now we're going to nuke it. This is, this is business as usual now. And by the way, we can get all of our members to go for any legislation we want because they fall in line.

[Aaron]

That's right.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, then.

[Aaron]

Very true.

[Rick Delgado]

They're going to do it anyway. According to that logic, next time they, they take power, right? So then nuke it and then put it back in and let them nuke it again. I don't care. I mean, at this point, what I'm saying, this is, this is, this is what the argument is, right? It's like, well, they're going to do it, so we should do it anyway.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

But should we do it anyway if we know we do it and then we can't pass the legislation?

[Rick Delgado]

But how do you know you can't pass the legislation?

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Because I just read you the seven names.

[Rick Delgado]

Right, but they haven't voted yet. You don't know. Right now, right now we're at 53. Correct. And if it goes 50, 50, which as we've seen on a few things, what happens? J.D. vance comes in, you know, makes the 51st vote. We're to going to go.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

How many, how many policy wins do you think Murkowski, Collins, Thune, Cornyn, Rounds, one are ready to give to President Trump. You think many?

[Rick Delgado]

I have no idea.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

I would say Slick is closer.

[Miles Grimard]

None.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. Yeah. I don't know.

[Aaron]

He's got 50 votes. That's the bottom line. Trump has to know he's got 50 votes. He has to know that verbatim because.

[Rick Delgado]

He knows he got 51 in his pocket.

[Aaron]

Yeah. If he feels I got all 50 votes, he's talked to a couple of the, like 50.

[Damon]

Thune.

[Aaron]

Thune's got to go along with it. At the end of the day.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Good luck.

[Aaron]

I know that he might not. I'm just saying he has to. There's, you know, Murkowski and Collins.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

That's two.

[Aaron]

Definitely not going to go along with it.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Well, that's two. So you're immediately starting with 50, 51 at best.

[Aaron]

Right.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Well, I think Thom Tillis. How many wins you think Thom Tillis is looking to give Trump between now and the time he leaves since he's already announced he's not coming. Coming back. How many wins?

[Aaron]

Big fat zero.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yeah. Okay, so there's three. So now you're at 50. Mike Rounds, Thune, all of the McConnell lights that have stood there behind him while he was sitting there for years saying nothing, doing nothing. Come on, what are we talking about here?

[Slick Rick]

Do that again.

[Damon]

That was good.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

So my point being, I don't, I don't see. At least you could try to preserve the filibuster because we've preserved it all this time for at least this kind of, of stuff. Even the last time they had a chance that they could do it, they didn't.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Because they had two senators that said, no, we're not doing this because what's the point of having the Senate if you nuke the filibuster for this kind of legislation? So if we don't have those senators.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, those senators, they don't have those guys anymore.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

But what I said is a bunch.

[Aaron]

Of radicals in there.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

But if, if they take control of the House, you have to hope that maybe some of the people on their side that win are. Well, Fetterman clearly is leading the charge right now. He's not for it already. He's said, but if they do take control of the House, you would have to think that some of those winners of Democrats are going to be from some red states who may not be that keen on it. I don't know. It's not a great position. I get that.

[Rick Delgado]

It's a terrible, terrible position. Terrible question.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

And it stinks to do it and then to get nothing done. By the way, I'll raise the red flag right now on the end of the year. Put the omnibus on your card right now. Because if you don't think an omnibus us because the CR is expires and what the government shutdown for the CR that were this whole government shutdown is based on, I think took us to what? November 18th.

[Rick Delgado]

November 21st.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

21St. Today's November 6th. So what's the chances that that happened? Nothing. That puts us in December. And guess what happens in December. Mark it down right now. One big omnibus again. You can bank on it. And the Democrats are going to be playing, you know what? Pelosi ball. Well, we want this in there. We want this in there. We want this in there. Republicans will be like, oh, I got to get home for Christmas. Okay, sure. Omnibus. Here we go. Mark it down right now that we'll be talking about it on December 17. That the omnibus is on the table.

[Rick Delgado]

And they got to vote for it because they're all leaving town the next day.

[Slick Rick]

Omnibus for Christmas.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Yep. Slick. Very quickly, anything else in sports?

[Slick Rick]

Yeah. Update. Halftime right now. Big D, Denver's come back to tie it. Bo Nix, Detroit Franklin for a quick touchdown with 241 to go in the second quarter. We know that Denver, if they're not a third quarter team, they're certainly a fourth quarter team. So here they come, Big D, tied at seven against the Raiders.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

All right, Delgado, anything left on your radar?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, don't have enough time to get to it. Hopefully we can get to it tomorrow. This coming from John Solomon from just the news, calling out Pam Bondi about.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Her dragging her feet. I saw it. Not good.

[Rick Delgado]

Not good at all.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Not good.

[Rick Delgado]

Tomorrow night.

[Host (possibly Fran or main anchor)]

Solomon, the way he did. Yeah, he said it. All right. As always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines, everybody that keeps the country moving forward. Thanks, guys. Vinnie Mack, Thanks. Aaron. Frank, great job as always. Most of all, though, thank you. Live from Studio 6B. Audience, we'll see you tomorrow night. Live from the America first warehouse. We'll see you.

[Damon]

Sam.

[Aaron]

This is an I Heart podcast.