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A
This is an Iheart podcast.
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Snoop deal. Double dizzle. I miss hearing Snoop. All right, live from City six. What the am I talking about? No idea. Live from Studio 6B, 8 o' clock on the East Coast, October 23rd. That's today. Real America's voice all across the country. Welcome on in. Slick Rick sitting right there. He's gonna do sports. Slow day in sports today.
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A
Oh, yeah.
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B
Rick Delgado's gonna do the news. Vinnie Mack's got some news as well. Joining us from the West Palm beach studio of Real America's Voice, Aaron and Fran. Holding it down as always.
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C
What.
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B
Even is that? Coming up at nine o'clock to. Oh, hang on for that.
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D
Coming in hot.
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B
Mr. Delgado, how are you?
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C
I am well, Damon.
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B
Coming in hot is right.
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C
Coming in hot is right.
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B
What would be the tease?
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C
Oh, you want a tease?
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B
Can I finish? What would be the tease of tonight? Tonight's. What even is that?
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E
Hmm?
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B
Hmm.
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C
Let's go with vegetable shaped politicians, Damon for 100.
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B
Okay. Vegetable shaped politicians for 100, Alex. That's what we're going with. All right. Very good. What we're doing, Vin, what's your guess?
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A
Sounds like a Schumer.
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B
Okay.
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C
That could be a stranger.
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B
Could be vegetable shaped. I would go more vegetable shaped politicians, not vegetable upstairs. So a lot. That's what I was thinking there too, but yeah.
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A
So more brain dead politician. That's what I was thinking.
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B
How's West Palm beach, man? How are you?
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A
Oh, it's beautiful. Beautiful. A really beautiful day. The weather's really starting to turn, but I had a great day. Devin Nunes was in here today. Eric Bolling had him on the show and I got a chance to talk with him. Oh, yeah. First off, Eric Bolling, I think. Is this the greatest, man? He's got a great show. He loves our show. He says that our show is the best on the network. By the way, he told me yesterday. No, and again, today he does. So I have the text message, I'll.
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B
Show you tomorrow to you. Because he doesn't want. He doesn't want to, you know, make you upset when you're face to face with him.
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A
Yeah, he's being a nice guy. No, he goes, I watch you guys. I love the camaraderie. You know, I did the vibe and we had that vibe and you guys have that. It's great. Yeah, he loves it.
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C
Yeah, he obviously doesn't.
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B
Obviously doesn't watch camaraderie with who he did.
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A
Well, except for Delgado. It's like Delgado's got some guns on him. Too. I'm like, yeah, okay, that is true. Let's all relax.
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B
All right, Maybe that's true. Don't step up.
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D
Believe in it.
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B
Don't step towards 6b unless you want to deal with Delgado because he's the first line of defense you have to get through last.
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A
Yeah, you don't want me out there protecting. But he had Devin on, and I got a chance to talk to Devin after the show. And all I can say after a lengthy conversation with this guy, he's a wonderful, wonderful guy, too. Is everything we thought happened and is happening is true. That's all I can say. All of the mysteries we. We speculated on that were, you know, come to fruition here and there, and then what we think we hope is happening behind the scenes. Yeah, we. We're right. And. And it's just so great to hear from someone who's inside there, you know, in the trenches.
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B
Yeah.
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A
So it was a great day. I was thrilled to meet him. Just a really wonderful guy.
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B
All right, very good. Vin's gonna have some news. Slick will have sports. Slickster, how are you?
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D
I'm doing good.
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B
Big D. Big day in sports. Could really. Could be the lead story of the whole show. But.
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A
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
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B
Let's start, though, tonight, as we always do, with tonight's first word.
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C
Foreign.
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B
Talk about 1600 for the first word. That's right. The White House, you know, the left, the Democrats, the drive by media, as Rush like to call them, they're all in a tizzy right now, hyperventilating over what President Trump and what he's doing at the White House. Eleven out of the 30 questions at today's press conference was press secretary were about the White House ballroom. Oh, he's demolishing history. He's spending taxpayer money on a ballroom. It's unprecedented. Impeach him again, they say. Give me a break. These people wouldn't know history if it slapped him in the face. But I'm here to set the record straight, my friends, because what Trump is doing right now, tearing down parts of the East Wing to build a magnificent new ballroom for 350 million is not out of the ordinary at all. No, sir. It's about as American as apple pie. And it's got a long, proud tradition going back to the very founding of this great nation. Let me walk you through it. First off, let's go back to the beginning, shall we? The White House didn't just pop up out of thin air like some liberal utopia. No, it started in 1792 when they laid that Cornerstone designed by an Irish guy, James Hoban, and in that fancy neoclassical style. Think big European mansions, but Americanized. President John Adams moves in in 1800, and guess what? The place isn't even finished. Rooms without plaster, no fancy amenities. It's a work in progress from day one. And that's the key, folks. The White House has never been some frozen in time museum piece. It's a living, breathing building. The presidents have been tweaking, expanding, and outright rebuilding ever since. Think of your own house. You add a deck, you fix a roof, you put in a new kitchen when the old one's falling apart. But, oh, no, when Trump does it, it's a big scandal. Now, talk about drama. How about 1814? The War of 1812. Those pesky British come marching in and burned the place to the ground, gutted it. Left nothing but the outer wall standing like a skeleton. President James Madison doesn't sit around wringing his hands like some snowflake. No, he rebuilds it from 1815 to 1817. Makes it stronger, adds improvements, better foundation, updates the inside. And not just patching it up. It's upgrading. And the left today wants to act like Trump's demolition crew is the first one to ever swing a hammer at the. This was a total destruction back then. And rebirth. And it made the White House tougher, just like America after a fight. Fast forward to the 19th century, and it's one president after another, turning the place into their own personal project. James Monroe slaps on the south portico in 1824, more grander for state events. Andrew Jackson adds the north Portico in 1829, making it look symmetrical and presidential. Then you've got tech upgrades. Martin Van Buren brings in running water in 1833. Imagine living without that. Millard Fillmore throws in central heating in 1853. These aren't little paint jobs. We're talking about. Major plumbing, structural overhauls, disruptions galore. How about overcrowding? Well, by the late 1800s, the place is bursting at the seams. Home and office all mashed together. Chester Arthur goes all out in 1882 with Tiffany decorations, fancy glass screens. But the big kahuna. Teddy Roosevelt, 1902, builds the entire west wing, separates the offices from the bedrooms, modernizes everything. His buddy Taft expands it in 1909, adds the Oval Office. Folks, that's not preservation, that's transformation. Presidents making the White House work for them, not the other way around. How about the 20th century? It's like a construction bonanza. FDR during the depression of World War II slaps on the east wing in 1942. Reception areas, offices, even underground bunkers for security. Sound familiar? That's right. The very East Wing that Trump's working on now was FDR's big addition, but the mother of all Renault's was Harry Truman. 1949-1952. The building was collapsing, floor sagging, walls cracking. Like a liberal argument. Trump. Truman guts the whole interior, Leaves just the outer walls. Rebuilds with steel beams, modern plumbing, air conditioning. Cost 5.7 million back then. It's like 60 million today. He displaced the whole first family for years. Controversial as heck over the price and scope. But did it save the White House? You bet it did. In the media back then, whined just like they do now. Jackie Kennedy in the 60s does her historical restorations, fancy furnishings, TV specials to show it off. Nixon in 69 turns the swimming pool into the press room. Reagan in the 80s adds bomb proof windows amid Cold War threats. Clinton wires it for the Internet in the 90s. Bush puts in solar panels, which of course got yanked later. Obama as a basketball court. And every green upgrade you can think of. Every single one of these presidents, Democrat or Republican, treated the White House like a canvas. Painting it with their vision, their needs, their era. Security, tech, personal touches. It's all there. So now, October 2025, here comes President Trump again, God bless him, taking on the East Wing demolition crews, ripping out chunks of that FDR era structure to build a massive 90,000 square foot ballroom for state dinners, receptions, big events. Cost 350 million. Satellite pictures now show the debris flying as of October 23rd. And the left is having a meltdown. The administration says the Old East Room just ain't cutting it for space. And the critics? Oh, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, fancy name. They're clutching their pearls, whining about integrity. No congressional oversight, questions about authority. Give a break. Presidents have been doing this forever without asking permission from every busybody in Congress. So the truth, folks, is there is nothing out of the ordinary one bit. It's right in line with history. See, the White House isn't a shrine, it's a working headquarters. The 1966 Historic Preservation act says balance history with modern use. And presidents have done just that. Consulting experts, then getting it done. Trump's team calls it a proud presidential legacy. And they're spot on. Bold, for sure, but no bolder than FDR's bunkers or Nixon's press room. These things have become part of the fabric. So Trump's 2025 project, just another chapter in a great American story. It's Presidential prerogative, pure and simple. The left hates it because they hate Trump, but facts don't care about their feelings. The White House survives because of these changes, not in spite of them. It's dynamic, it's leadership, it's American. And that's the truth. And that's tonight's first word. Yeah.
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C
Spot on.
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D
Definitely.
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C
I wish I could go there. I still haven't. I still have never been to the White House.
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D
Me neither.
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C
I never schedule a trip. I was afraid the last four years because let's face it, it was damn scary down in D.C. even scary just driving through on the, on the highway. You look, you look and you see. DC is like ye going to just keep going straight.
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D
Yep. Yeah, straight to Maryland.
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B
Well, President, well, by the way, I don't know if we have clips. I have, I have a couple bookmarked if you want to see a masterclass because he talked about DC now and how people are coming back and how nice it is. But if you want to see a masterclass enhancing the media, watch President Trump today in the White House with his whole security team in there that they did this roundtable. He took questions afterwards. Oh my God, what an absolute masterful, maybe one of the more masterful performances of question and answer I've ever seen the president do. He was fire today. Spot on. Quick witted going. Ozzy always does from one topic to another. He was so good today. He smoked a couple reporters on a couple things that were will go down as a couple of the greatest clips I think we've ever seen from him. The question about going to Congress for a declaration of war, I mean, I laughed out loud, literally laughed out loud when he said that. Talk, talk about don't f around with us. Yeah, I'll play that clip a little.
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C
Later, but see if you can play that because that sounds, that sounds like classic Trump.
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B
Oh, it was, it was so classic Trump today. He was absolutely on fire. Like one of the CNN reporters would ask a question and he'd go, he'd go, he'd point to her and go, okay, here, let's listen to this beauty. So he just totally. He disfew.
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D
He's done with them.
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B
Yeah, I mean he just set the table where they were like and then they try to ask their question.
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A
Look at this one.
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He says to Caitlyn Collins, well, you don't know about. Well, he stops and goes, well, no, you don't know that. You don't know about anything. You're fake news. All right, just getting started. 13 Fast the Hour Live Studio 6B.
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Live from Studio 6 P17 past the hour on a Thursday night, October 23rd. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do some sports here in a second. Delgado's gonna do some news. Vinny Mac's got some news. Aaron and Fran holding it down. Vinnie, how is your brother?
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Yeah, yeah, thank you for asking and thank everybody for your messages and comments. And so, yeah, surgery went well, double bypass and he's recovering now, you know, intensive care for a day or so and then in recovery. But all reports are very successful and went well. So, you know, thank goodness.
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B
All right, very good, very good news. Good to hear, Good to hear.
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C
And Damon, how was the surgery for your daughter?
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B
My, my daughter's surgery was yesterday and I'd like to go into grand detail, but I'd take the whole show. But I may just say this. The surgery was very successful. The if, if you have a limb or something that's wrong with anything dealing with limbs, shoulders, knees, back, anything debilitating that can cripple, you know, the only place to go is hospital for special surgery. It is, it is beyond first class. From the moment you step onto the cement, you drive up, I mean, just from the moment your car reaches the door to the moment you drive out, it is the most first class operation. The doctors head to toe. From the person who greets you to the anesthesiologist to our surgeon, obviously to everybody post op, pre op, everywhere you go, it was as good as you can possibly imagine. And everything you know, thank God. Praise God. Went well. They fixed her acl. The rest of the knee looked great. She's home now and shockingly, again, I think this is a testament to the anesthesiologist and the surgeon. We have been really able to. Matt. She has not had. Knock on wood. And it continues a ton of pain.
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C
That's great.
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B
I mean, so far she's managed with Tylenol and the things they gave her and. Youth, youth. And that obviously helps. And a lot of ice. If we got this, we got this $8,000, it would be to buy it. I didn't buy it. I rented it.
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A
Right.
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This cryotherapy, ice machine things.
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C
Oh, those things are all things.
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B
Oh, my God.
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I know.
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A
Yeah.
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Unbelievable. I want to wrap it around my head and turn it on when I get home from doing the show every night and see how it works.
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A
We want you. That's a good look, by the way.
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30 on, 30 off the whole day.
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A
Man.
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Talk about taking the inflammation down. So anyways, I could. I could talk about it forever. I mean, they're just. It was amazing. Hospital for special surgery. I mean, there's just. There's just no place else to think about if you're in this area. So. Yeah. Full acl. Yes. Whoever asked? Panama Tom, full acl. So she's got a road to recovery, but she's off to a great start. She's going to start PT on Tuesday and go from there.
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C
So that's all you can ask for.
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B
That's it. All right. Let's do some sports. Sports brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. Slickster. Anything happen in sports today?
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D
Yes, but before we do that, we got to do our odds. Make a pick for Thursday Night Football.
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C
Big deal.
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D
We gotta go out to SOFI Stadium in Englewood and we got to get our picks in. We got the Los Angeles Charges hosting the Minnesota Vikings. The line is three and a half. That would be the Charges favored by three and a half. I'm going to give my pick first, if I may. I'm going to go with the Chargers at home laying the three and a half. You know, I always like to lay chalk. Big D and Justin Herbert. I really think he's going to have a good game tonight. I'm not sold on Carson Wentz. Carson Wentz dealing with a shoulder injury. And also the Chargers, their defense, offense actually is a little sluggish lately, but they're getting their two tackles back tonight. And I think between KEENAN Allen and lad McConkey, they're going to light it up and they're going to win in front of the home crowd. They need that win. I mean, Brian Flores has a great D on Minnesota. They run these very exotic blitz schemes, but I, I think they pick it up tonight, especially with the line getting healthy and give me the charges on a roll. That's my pick.
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Okay, Aaron, who you got?
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I'm going with Slick on this one also.
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I'm going to take the Chargers.
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This was a hard game for me to pick, but I do agree with Slick. I think Justin Herbert's going to have a great game and I think Joey.
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B
Bose is going to put a lot.
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Of pressure on Carson Wentz and force a lot of mistakes on their part. So as long as the Chargers play clean football, they're going to come home with the win.
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B
All right, there you go. Both on the Chargers minus three and a half. We'll see what happens at your quick odds makers for a Thursday night. Full odds makers tomorrow night from the America first warehouse on a Friday night. Hope you'll join us, especially if you're in this area.
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D
Come on down.
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B
Come on down to the, to the warehouse. It's fun on Friday nights. All right, Slickster, what else? Anything happened in sports today?
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D
Blockbuster News today blew me right off my chair when I saw this one. NBA legend Chauncey Billups and Heat's Terry Rosia arrested as part of a FBI gambling probe. This is Ryan Maric and Ryan Gatos of Fox News reporting. Earlier today, Portland Trailblazers head coach Chauncey Billups, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and former NBA guard and coach Damond Jones were among the more than two dozen arrested as a part of a widespread FBI investigation on Thursday. Officials said the federal investigation involved multiple agencies and the NYPD as they targeted the La Costa Nostra crime families in two separate operations across several states. Officials said Billups, Rozier and Jones faced charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. Let's go to cut one with Cash Patel, FBI director and friend of the show Kash Patel, with his announcement earlier.
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Today to announce a historic arrest across a wide sweeping criminal enterprise that envelops both the NBA and La Casa Nostra. The men and women up here standing with me represent a small portion of the leadership team that brought profound justice in an era that needed it more than any. I'll just highlight some of the, some of the details in the case and the FBI work and then you'll hear from the others. But as you now know, individuals such as Chauncey Billups Damon Jones and Terry.
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C
Rozier were taken into custody today.
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A
Former current NBA players and coaches. What you don't know is that this is an illegal gambling operation and sports rigging operation that spanned the course of years. The FBI led a coordinated takedown across 11 states to arrest over 30 individuals today responsible for this case, which is very much ongoing. Not only did we crack into the fraud, fraud that these perpetrators committed on the grand stage of the NBA, but we also entered and executed a system of justice against La Casa Nostra to include the Bonanno, Gambino, Genovese and Lucchese crime families. And you'll hear more about those details today. The charges and the arrests that were taken down across this country range from wire fraud, money laundering, extortion, robbery, illegal gambling. This FBI will leave no room for any perpetrator of crime across this country. You hear a lot about our work of defending the homeland and crushing violent crime. Well, this work is also representative of a colossal portion of the FBI's mandate to keep America safe and to keep our entertainment industry fair and secure.
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D
Wow.
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B
Yeah.
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D
And the NBA placed Billups and Rosier on immediate leave of absence. We are in the process of reviewing the federal indictments announced today. The league said Terry, Rosia and Chauncey Billups are being placed on immediate leave from their teams.
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B
Who. I'm sorry, it's like, who knew that you could bring all of the crime families together like this? I mean, I thought they were all at odds with each other. Now all of a sudden they're. You would think they're all working together.
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C
With the exception of Tony Soprano. That's the only. Only name they left out.
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D
Well, when you put a B on it, big D, Billions. They're there, you know, I mean, money.
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B
What? I don't understand. This is the simple question I always ask. Now, Chauncey Billups is not caught up in the sports gambling side.
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D
Right?
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B
Chauncey Billups, who is a current NBA head coach for the Portland Trailblazers, who played in the NBA on great teams, Detroit Pistons, NBA Finals teams, has to have made hundreds of millions of dollars in his career. If not at least 50 million, he's.
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C
Probably making 8 or 10 million.
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B
How much money do you need to end up being the face of an illegal poker game that you know is rigged? And you have five CR families who are using you just to bring in high net worth people to rob your face. What could they be giving you that you don't already have?
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C
They give you air, but they allow you to breathe, Damon.
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B
Well, Once you're in. Yeah, but how do you even get started in? This has Tron if you're Chauncey Billups.
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C
You know what I think? I think a lot of these guys fall into, you know, they want that challenge. Hey, what can I do? I think I can be a great poker player. They get caught up in these.
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B
He's not even playing.
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C
But that's where it starts. I think that's where they start to go to Vegas. I understand.
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A
Not even playing.
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C
He's chauny.
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D
Well, yeah. It gets even better.
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A
Leave the gun, take the canoli.
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D
We got a story with LeBron now also being investigated. So it's getting very interesting here. This unravels.
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B
I just don't get it. If I had 50 million, you would never hear or see from me ever again.
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A
Ever.
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C
Yes we would. We'd hear about you losing it all.
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B
Over one couple months. Then I'll be back.
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D
You'd have a sweet in a mohegan sun son blowing his money.
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E
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B
All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P. Slick's gonna do some more parts. I just don't get that story, man. I just don't get it. I don't get it. I mean the Damon Jones part, the gambling parts, but the Chauncey part, to me, I just don't get it. I mean I see what people are saying. You know, they blackmail them afterwards or whatever, whatever.
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C
I just don't you know what it's like? It's like when you hear about like Tiger woods driving his own car like a. Like a lunatic. Why you Hear about these sports athletes.
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B
Driving out and out at 2 in the morning. Yeah, Right.
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D
Can't get an Uber.
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B
Right.
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C
Or a car. You could probably get the best limousine ever.
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D
Right.
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C
And they choose to get behind the wheel and do it themselves. Look at Mark Sanchez. He probably has a couple bucks. Yeah, but what was he doing? He was. He was driving himself drunk. Trying to, at least. And then he ends up almost killing a guy and putting him in the hospital.
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B
All right, let's talk about some other tough negotiations. And that would be? Well, it takes two to tango. Trump pitches a Putin Zelensky ceasefire. That is the basis of tonight's diaper diplomacy. Roll it, Aaron.
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C
I love the building. Mr. President, that the sanctions that you're announcing today will push Kubian sitting.
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G
Well, I don't know that they will. I think that they'll certainly have an impact. They're. They're massive sanctions. It's sanctions on oil. The two biggest oil companies, among the biggest in the world. But they're Russian. They do a lot of oil. And hopefully it'll push. Hopefully, he'll become reasonable. And hopefully Zelensky will be reasonable, too. You know, it takes two to tango, as they say. And we're going to find out. They've had. They hate each other. These two people hate each other. You know that better than anybody's. And it makes it more difficult than it should be. This should be easier to do. But the level of hatred between Zelensky and Putin is very substantial. Motherfucker. I advance.
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B
Could I advance? What the President is doing today with these sanctions is putting more pressure, of course, on both parties, in this case on Russia. It's all about changing the calculus, making.
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G
Sure that Putin understands that the President's.
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B
Vision this weekend of having a ceasefire.
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G
Stop where they are, as you literally.
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B
Said that this has to be step one now.
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G
And for him to really accept that.
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B
Vision and to come to the table.
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G
And then you have to put pressure.
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B
And this is exactly what he did.
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G
Today, along with Europe. I mean, Europe, look, these are become. They've actually become friends of mine, I.
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C
Think all of them.
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G
We have a very close relationship. And they want to see it end, too. They really want to see it end. But I can say they totally committed. If this went on for 10 more years, Europe is behind them. They just can't let that happen. You can't let what's been going on now. It should have never happened. It would have never happened if I were president. But it did happen. I inherited. This was Biden a man who was without question. You take a look at the new walkway, the Presidential Walk of Fame, we call it. Biden is the worst president we've ever had, if he was even a president. The people that surrounded that desk made those decisions. But this should have never happened. It wouldn't have happened, but it did happen. I inherited it. We're gonna get it ended, hopefully soon. Oh, man.
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B
There you go.
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A
So good.
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B
Thanks to Tango. Today's diaper diplomacy. All right, let's do some headline news. 33 past the hour and Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?
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C
All right, Damon. Well, this story broke a little bit over a day ago, but now it's starting to. Some more details are starting to come out. As ex CIA director John Brennan has been referred to the Justice Department for prosecution by the House Judiciary Committee. Jim Jordan made the referral of the ex CIA director to the Justice Department late Tuesday for criminal prosecution over false statements he made to Congress.
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B
Jim who?
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C
Jim Jordan.
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B
Oh, him. Oh, it's good to know he's still around.
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C
He's still around.
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B
Okay, good.
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C
Jordan, he penned a letter, tersely worded letter to Attorney Attorney General Pam Bondi indicating there was significant evidence that the Obama era spy chief made numerous willful and intentional false statements during his May 11, 2023 testimony before the Judiciary Committee about the CIA's reliance on the discredited Steele dossier and assessing claims President Trump's 2016 campaign was colluding with Russia. Jordan wrote on X that John Brennan lied to Congress today. We referred him to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution. And as if you couldn't time it better, of course, grabbing his, clutching his pearls and hauling his panties over to msnbc. Here is John Brennan jumping on TV to talk about. Oh, my goodness, I'm such a patriot. Look what I've done in my career. I can't believe they're going after me. It's all Trump's fault. This is cut number two. Check this out.
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A
Well, when these things happen, I certainly get mad. I get angry.
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B
I also get sad that this is the state of our country and the state of our politics these days. The fact that individuals like a Jim.
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A
Jordan are going to go after somebody. I served nearly three and a half decades in public service, a lot involved in counterterrorism in the aftermath of 9, 11.
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C
Oh, there it is.
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A
They don't care about doing things like this.
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B
To destroy individuals, to go after me.
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A
To hurt me and my family and others.
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B
The abuse of power, the desecration of the rule of law, the Fact that Donald Trump continues to do these things, why are they continuing to allow it?
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A
I think it's going to hurt the.
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B
Republicans in the long term.
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A
And just doing this right now to.
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B
Be able to satisfy the whims of.
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A
Donald Trump again, I just, I never.
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B
Thought we would face a situation like this throughout the course of my career. Yeah.
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C
And there you have it. John Brennan basically saying, I never thought I'd get caught. I can't believe this. Why is this happening to me? What about everybody else? Don't worry, John, they'll be scooped up as well. Of course, all his claims have been contradicted by multiple sources that reveal Brennan's support for including the Steele dossier in the ICA that was mentioned in the CIA memo to go after the Trump campaign. So there you have it. John Brennan lied to Congress, referred to Department of Justice for prosecution by Pam Bondi. And I look forward to more of this.
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B
Let me remind you if we have some audio here, I don't know if we do, but let me remind you of this guy who sits there and tells us now that he's great patriot and why are they looking at me? I served. This is a guy who regularly told us what will end up being the greatest perpetrated a lie over the American people, which is the Russia collusion hoax. He said things like this.
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A
It would seem that collusion is obvious.
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B
A criminal conspiracy is unknown.
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A
There's collusion in plain sight.
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B
Donald Trump at the end of July.
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A
Openly called on Russian intelligence to find Hillary Clinton's emails. There were engagements at the Trump Tower. There were the back and forth between.
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C
Various individuals who were affiliated with the.
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Trump campaign and Russian individuals. That collusion, I think is quite obvious and apparent.
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B
Obvious and apparent, you know, isn't apparent.
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C
He's right about the collusion being obvious and apparent. Once you start looking at the paperwork of what these guys were up to, you figured out, oh, the collusion was obvious and apparent between himself, James Comey, President Barack Obama, Vice President Biden, everybody, Susan Rice, everybody in that little office that day that was putting this whole thing together to go after President Trump. Trump. That's what's painfully obvious.
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B
Yeah.
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C
So you have that train wreck known as John Brennan on msnbc and what's interesting is that you played a clip and where was he again? He was talking to Nicole Wallace again on msnbc. Yeah.
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B
Where else is he gonna go?
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C
Where else is he gonna go?
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A
And they don't challenge him. There's no follow up question.
- [34:10]
C
Well, that's how they go.
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A
There's nothing around that never.
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B
Yeah, challenge them. They haven't challenged him in 10 years.
- [34:16]
A
Yeah, just a follow up question. Like okay, you know, anything, just peel it back. All they have to do is ask a question to get detail and they won't get it.
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C
Yeah, and that's why they go there. Ben. It's unfortunately what the media has become. Speaking of, you know, train wrecks or truck wrecks, I mean this story here that kind of unfolded yesterday and we're finding out more and more details about this truck driver allegedly behind the fatal eight car accident, identified as an. As an Indian illegal immigrant. What a surprise. The suspected semi truck driver behind this car accident in Ontario, California has been identified as Jason Preet Singh, an illegal from India, according to US Immigration and Custom Enforcements officials. According to the to multiple sources, ICE sources, Singh, 21, the semi truck driver allegedly behind the wheel of this accident that left three people dead in this horrific, horrific car accident, allegedly was under the influence of during the crash. He's been of course caught and released many times, I guess before this crash. But per multiple ICE sources, the semi truck driver suspected of killing the three people in the DUI crash on Freeway 10 in Ontario yesterday is the illegal immigrant who got his, who got his CDL license after failing the test several times in another state. It's just amazing. Check out this, the, the video, the dash cam video and the news report reporting on it. And notice what they leave out though. They give you a lot of different, they give you a lot of information in this quick 30 second clip. Listen to what they leave out. Cut number three. Check this out now take a look.
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F
This is exclusive dash cam video that is now the subject of several law enforcement investigations shows the moment a rush semi truck plowed into a number of vehicles on the westbound 10 Freeway in Ontario just after 1pm yesterday. The CHP told the LA Times the driver of this big rig is a 21 year old man who is now under arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. A total of four semis were involved and also four passenger vehicles, one of them exploding in flames.
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C
Right.
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F
Three people were killed and four others were taken to local hospitals. Hospitals. This horrific crash happened just east of the 15 Freeway and shut down all westbound lanes for more than 12 hours. Thousands of drivers were trapped in the gridlock just as the evening commute was getting underway. It also happened near the Ontario airport. So the crash likely delayed people that were trying to get to their flights.
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C
Yeah, so, so notice that they had his age, they knew he was under the influence of drugs. They knew he was, they had all this information, personal information that the police had that they probably shared with the news. And what did the news leave out? Well, they left out his name. Why did they leave out his name? Because, well, it's not an American name. It's an Indian, an illegal Indian. Jasmin Preet Singh, I think that's how you pronounce it. I don't know. But he's now accused of killing three people, as you could tell. Didn't even hit his brakes, just plowed directly into, just annihilated that, that small car that, the small SUV in front of him and other vehicles. Just, just a sickening another, another piece of the, the Biden legacy on display for everybody to see on the roads of, on the roads of this country.
- [37:47]
B
I mean, I don't care that they left out his name. There's plenty of great, there's plenty of Indian American citizens who are Indian who have names that sound like that. What they needed to say that he was, he was here illegally. Yeah, that's what they want to say. That' name.
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C
They left that out because they knew he was illegal. I'm just trying to paint the picture for you. They only included 21 years old. He was under the influence, horrific crash.
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D
Blah, blah, blah, didn't belong.
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B
We get what they're doing.
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C
Yeah. And it's just another example of the media, you know, you asked about the media not pushing back. Here's a, here's a lie by omission from the media yet again.
- [38:22]
B
Yeah, certainly no surprise.
- [38:24]
C
And they wonder why President Trump treats him like he does.
- [38:28]
B
Well, I'll get to a couple clips of that today. Vin, back to your question about your friend asked you if Trump needs a, needs a permit. Kid Rock tonight was on TV and he said this is the people's house. That is correct. Guess what? We the people elected this man overwhelmingly to be in that house. And he's going to build a big beautiful addition. It's not going to take any of the taxpayers money to do it and thank God he's going to sidestep a few regulations, he said, which I don't know that to be a fact, fact, but I wouldn't be mad at him if he did. I've built some things trying to get things done. I can only imagine the regulations if he tried to do it all exactly by the book. All he has to, all he has to do is say we're going to put in a gender neutral bathroom. And they'd be like, oh, we love their idea. There you go from Kid Rock tonight.
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A
Did you write on the gender neutral ballroom juries?
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B
Yeah. All right, Vinnie Mac's got some news coming up, up right after this.
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B
All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B, we'll get to some more sports in a second, but let's start with Vinnie Mac. This segment, we'll see what's on his news radar tonight. Vinnie Mac, what's going on?
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A
Yeah, I saw something today that just makes me feel good. It makes me feel good that I voted for President Trump. It makes me feel good that President Trump is in office. It makes me feel good that good is winning over evil. And it talks about all the things he's trying to do in these cities. You know, he's trying to bring in the National Guard and others to make cities safe. And he's in Memphis right now and they're doing their thing. And they made an announcement today that they had about a thousand arrests, about 400 gang members and, and so on and so forth. But they found 70 missing children. 70.
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B
Wow.
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A
And I'm reading the entire report here that Pam Bondi was talking about because she presented it today at one of the press conferences they had. And just think about life in general in the story that was just run with the illegal driving a truck, an unnecessary death. Right? And you're looking at children all over this country who are missing. And they go in there and they're only there for a short period of time. And they've saved 70 of them and they saved them from gangs. And these gangs are abducting children. I don't know what they're doing with them. I don't want to speculate because it just makes me even more angry. But we have our administration going in, and these are the results. And you wonder, you know, well, how is this not being welcomed in every city in this country where they can arrest gang members and criminals? They arrested about a thousand people, as I mentioned, 400 of which were gang members. So 600 are just people committing crimes. 70 children saved. I mean, these are numbers that are saving other people's lives that, you know, weeks from now, if this hadn't had happened, what would reality look like? Would there be more children abducted? What would have happened to these children? I think about all these things when I read these stories, and I'm like, thank God they got in there now, and why aren't they in every city? And it comes back to a point that we've all raised what we see with this administration, which is there's a good versus evil thing going on here. I never really fully went to that place, but I'm there now, and this is what I see. And I see very good people on our side. Pam Bondi and others, of course, President Trump pushing these types of things to go in, not for political purposes, as the left always claims. And they talk about they're there to save lives, they're saving children. If this is one of our kids or kids of people we know, or even kids of people you don't know, you just saw their faces. These are young kids being abducted that they saved. And it's one of the things the Trump administration's done in a spectacular way. They have saved so many kids in this country. That alone wins him the Nobel Peace Prize. You talk about the Nobel Peace Prize in the Middle east and Gaza and all that, that alone is worthy of it. I mean, anybody who saves children at that level. And how many are we talking about? Since he's been in office, I haven't totaled them all up, but it had to be thousands.
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C
Yeah, it's definitely thousands.
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A
Missing kids.
- [44:40]
C
Definitely thousands. They're always busting. They're always busting groups. It seems like groups out of Florida, they've raided a bunch of places with connection around the world, throughout this country, they've been saving thousands of kids. And you're right, it just goes kind of below the radar because I guess it's one of those things that nobody really likes to talk about because it is such a disgusting thing, you know, trafficking and sex trafficking children.
- [45:04]
A
Yeah. And you don't. One of the things I don't really think about, because you hear, you know, you'll see stuff on Facebook or whatever, which I share every time I see it. If there's a missing child and they're posting it, you know, a photo I always share it through. And then I'm wondering, well, I wonder what happened, like, how was that kid missing? And then you see these arrests, and you see how these arrests are happening, and you see they're only happening because of the great president we have and the efforts he's making. And, you know, well, this is why a lot of it's happening. These gangs and other criminals are rounding these kids up and taking them from their homes. And it's, you know, it's not this thing I think we need to, you know, be scared of anymore. I think this Trump is showing he's attacking that, and I think we need to talk about that, and we need to contract congratulate him. So, Damon, that. That's probably.
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B
Yeah.
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A
Out of all the news stories I've been looking at, you know, over the course of the last few weeks, this type of thing, this is what really gets me.
- [45:58]
B
Well, let's stick with that for a second because this is a good job. Because he's saving kids in a lot of other ways, too. What he's doing with, going after illegals with ICE in these cities, what he's going with the drug narco, the, the, the boats. He's. He's saving kids in one way or another, in a lot of different ways, even if it's not directly. He's saving their future in a lot of ways, cleaning up crime in these cities. So he's doing a lot of things. And that leads me to a couple of just things today. Dan Goldman from New York, he's not on board with ICE going into these cities. And Trump was asked about Mr. Goldman's comments lately. And here's one of the things that caught my attention from the roundtable today. Here's how President Trump responded to that. What's your reaction to Representative Dan Goldman calling on NYPD to arrest ICE agents who he says are acting illegally? He says they are, are illegally assaulting people and illegally detaining people at immigration courts in New York?
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G
Well, you know, I know Dan, and Dan's a loser, you understand? He's a guy that doesn't have what it takes. He's been trying so hard, and they're exhausted. I mean, it's so ridiculous, right? A suggestion like that. So, you know, they're just trying so hard and it's not working. They've even now started imitating me, of all people. They want to imitate me and they start using foul language, but they use too much of it. You know, you can't use the F word seven times in one sentence. It doesn't work. It might work once every seven news conferences, but you can't do it. You can't do it seven times in one sentence. So I don't know. They're really, they're in big trouble, that party. Go ahead.
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C
Yeah, he's right about Dan Goldman, though.
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B
Let's get right to the point. Dan's a loser.
- [47:35]
C
Same with what we've seen from Gavin Newsom late. They're just a bunch of try hards.
- [47:41]
B
Right?
- [47:41]
C
Right. Because they just, they're not authentic enough to be themselves that they have to try hard to be somebody else to cover up for their own deficiency.
- [47:49]
B
But here is the, here's the clip of certainly the day, maybe the year, maybe of all Trump time is when he was asked about what he's doing on the, on the waters and briefed.
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A
Them on the operation.
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B
No, we will go.
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D
You will go and we will go.
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G
For them to object, I don't see any loss in going. No reason not to. You know, they'll always complain, oh, we should have gone. So we're going to definitely, I'd like to just tell you, let's go, we'll go. And Mr. President, tell them what we're going to do and I think they're going to probably like it except for the radical left lunatics.
- [48:22]
A
And Mr. President, if you are declaring war against these cartels and Congress is likely to approve of that process, why not just ask for a declaration of war?
- [48:32]
G
Well, I don't think we're going to necessarily ask for a declaration of war. I think we're just going to, to kill people that are bringing drugs into our country. Okay. We're going to kill them. You know, they're going to be like dead.
- [48:50]
A
Nothing else aligns exactly with what I'm, it aligns with exactly what I've been talking about though. He's, he's break, he's stopping Fentanyl, he's stopping all these drugs that are killing our kids. And by the way, Greta Garbo, our great supporter and fellow, sent me a note and said she just looked it up. 25, 000 kids saved so far. 25, 000. It's a staggering number.
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B
Yeah.
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D
Wasn't the first lady doing something too as well with Putin? Right.
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C
She ran that clip returning, returning kids that, I mean Ukraine.
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B
How about that answer you talk about. Oh, yeah, you talk about having testicular fortitude, man. And just. I don't. I just don't. No. How about we just kill them? How about that? Yeah, how about if we know and we do a good job of it and we know who they are. Don't try to play that you. He's going fishing. Pete Hex said that actually a good line. He's today President Trump. Yeah, we don't see much fishing off of a submarine usually. We know what these in these boats and we know who these people are. And no, we're not going to worry too much about it. We're just going to kill them. And Rand Paul can scream and yell all he wants and then others can and why. Fine, I get it. Why they want to and they want to play everything by the book, but Trump's like, yeah, no, we're just going to kill them. Thank you for playing. See you next time.
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D
Fluke fishing till they're dead.
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B
Yeah, they're gonna be like, you know, dead. Oh, man. All right, we're back. Hour two. What even is that? Coming up.
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C
Sam.
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C
All right.
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B
Live from Studio 6B Hour 2 on a Thursday night, October 23rd. Slicks doing Sport Delgado. What even is that? Coming up here in a second. Vinnie, Mac. We'll have some more news, more sports, Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Well, you know we have a new member of the Rav family. Not only a couple weeks now. I think maybe it's longer than that. But that's Benny Ray, Harmony, you Remember her from that Illinois ABC station? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Where she, she. Yeah, yeah. Tribute to Charlie Kirk and everybody there got their panties in a twist and she said, I'm out of here, losers. Well, now she works for real America's Voice and she's fantastic. And she's our chief congressional correspondent. It and she's going to start a new daily segment called Benny on the Block where she gets out and talks to some people around the D.C. area which is always going to lend itself to be interesting because you could get some. You never know what you're going to get. Yeah, exactly. So our first one is tonight. Here we go. Episode one, Benny on the Block. Roll it, Aaron.
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E
Welcome to Benny on.
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F
What do you say to Chuck Schumer and to Hakeem Jeffries and the Democrats that keep holding this up and will not sign it and reopen our government?
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C
It's just a big drama fest and.
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G
It'S, you know, we're taking a bold.
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C
Stand and we're gonna, you know, stop.
- [53:54]
B
All this and you know, they're not making a stand.
- [53:57]
F
The government shutdown that's happening right now shouldn't be happening. The voices of the people should be heard.
- [54:02]
E
Spend thousands and thousands of dollars to.
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B
Come here for a trip.
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F
Trip and it shut down.
- [54:07]
E
That's really disappointing because a lot of people plan and make a lot of.
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B
Arrangements to come here.
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F
What are some of the biggest challenges that you're facing as an American citizen because of what is happening here in.
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A
Washington D.C. there's a lot going on.
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B
D.C. was even get into.
- [54:23]
F
I feel like there is a divide between two parties where there should be a combination and a union of one.
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A
I'm right here.
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B
I'm an American person.
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C
I pay taxes.
- [54:32]
A
I pay my money like everybody else do.
- [54:35]
C
Our voice is not being heard.
- [54:36]
F
I don't think they really know what's really going on. Most of it is due to misunderstandings. Most of it is due to miscommunication and not willing to understand both sides of the party. How is this government shutdown and the current state of Washington impacting you guys lives?
- [54:49]
E
It's affecting us because we came here for a bill to save children from CPS and we have not been able to meet with the Congress the way that we wanted to. We had to go to a different building. It's kind of slowing it down a bit.
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C
Little, little traffic has been good.
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A
Really light.
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C
I like this. Coming in on the bridge, no problem.
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B
Not a real big complaint.
- [55:12]
F
You guys are here for a purpose and now you can't speak to these people.
- [55:16]
E
So what's that mean to you?
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B
It's actually kind of aggravating. I mean, we had a congress room.
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A
Set up and everything, but it affecting.
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C
Me right now to getting my girls back.
- [55:23]
B
It's affecting me and a lot of parents of getting our kids back here.
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C
And our cases, getting new bills processed.
- [55:28]
F
The government's not here they don't want to hear from, but they're supposed to work for us.
- [55:32]
C
Like we're supposed. We're the people. We're supposed to be able to tell them, like, what we want and what.
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B
They'Re supposed to do.
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D
Step up, do what you guys are supposed to do. You're supposed to be working for us and the families.
- [55:40]
B
We the people are the government.
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D
You know, you guys are the government officials, but you're not doing what we the people want.
- [55:47]
B
When I see service members or airline.
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C
Pilots, just anybody out there that's working.
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B
For the government and they can't get.
- [55:53]
G
Paid because of something like this.
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A
It's really not a good situation in the first place.
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C
I mean, it's pretty easy to pass the bill.
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F
It's not like this in Australia. We kind of want to hear your perspective on all of this.
- [56:06]
C
I suppose we're more of a laid back approach, like you guys are involved and we're sort of not.
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F
Do you think Australia should be more involved in the government or do you think they should be more hands off?
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C
I think we should be more involved, but at the same time, it's part of our culture.
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D
It sort of seems like.
- [56:21]
F
Are you kind of disappointed at all that some of the monuments stuff are closed so you can't see them?
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B
I mean, we were excited for the Smithsonian. We heard today as part of our tour that that's closed, which is okay. But look, I mean, part of us.
- [56:32]
C
Being in Australia, we see a lot.
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B
Of American culture on TV and in.
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C
Music and seeing these monuments and things.
- [56:36]
B
So to see them physically is pretty sweet.
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D
Yeah, we the people are the government.
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A
And we're doing what needs to be done.
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But y' all aren't the small guy, you know, just.
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C
Just kind of humping along, you know.
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60, 70,000 a year, they're getting hurt by it.
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F
I think the government's doing what they do best and just trying to cover up themselves. If we don't fix families civilly, we can't fix our nation. So we have to start with the families by taking care of them first, making sure we're supporting families that are able to take care of their children as well, to Make a better nation.
- [57:06]
B
Okay, good stuff. I think you get a little of both sides in there. I like the guy who says, man, traffic's pretty light. It's pretty good. So yeah. All right, it's time now now for one of my new favorite segments here on the show. And that would be Rick Delgado with what even is that?
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C
All right, well, thank you, Damon. And well, it's been quite a week now, hasn't it? I mean, after President Trump secured the Israel Hamas cease fire deal that has delivered peace to that part of the world for the first time in God knows who long. God knows how long, I should say. Then of course, we're now in week three of the government shutdown. And add to that, of course, we just had another no kings protest in a country that doesn't have a king, but sadly has become the kingdom of liberal wackos. Yes. Whose videos of them trying to remember their Covid dance steps, usually starring their most unfortunate looking, always seem to end up in my social media feed. But hey, you know, what can you do? But guess what? Because it doesn't end there. As natural as boys playing dress up to beat girls in girls sports. Damon. Or chicken nuggets shaped like turkeys just in time for Thanksgiving. Yeah, that's a thing. And you can get them on sale at Sam's Club because I did. Liberals are hell bent on being the worst people in the world. Now, case in point, I will give you Katie Porter. Yes. Yep, she's back. Often confused with English actor Cole Meaney. And notice you never see them in the same place at the same time. Katie, the California Karen, also known as Katie Zilla to the citizens of San Francisco, made an appearance over the weekend where she's determined as ever to save this sinking ship called her campaign.
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B
Yeah. And I want people to know that.
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I understand what I did was not good.
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B
Sure.
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Right? Yeah. The self proclaimed single mom showed up to plead her case. Damon. And not to apologize for dumping hot mashed potatoes on her ex husband's head and scolding his scalp.
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No.
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C
No wonder she's single. But to admit that there might be more videos of the potato shaped politician coming out that may portray her as the awful human being she really is.
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B
Out of my shot. Oops.
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C
Yes. According to this article from political Gail Kaufman, a veteran Democratic strategist out of Sacramento, was asked, hey, is this a disaster? Resoundedly she said yes. And the reason it's a disaster is because it amplifies what her reputation already is. They know who she is and what a Disaster. She is. And what disaster is Kaufman referring to? Well, Slick, let's go to the videotape, shall we?
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B
Okay.
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C
Yes. We should have.
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B
Yes.
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C
Okay, everybody.
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B
I'm not too dark? It's too dark.
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C
Oh, she's biting the lip. I don't think it was dark enough though, because we could still see her. But like I said, there's probably even more videos of Katie. As a matter of fact, Katie was asked that very question during a sit down interview with Inside California Politics by host Nikki Lorenzo about more videos coming out. And here's what she had to say.
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F
Dame, should California voters feel confident that there aren't any more Katie Porter videos out there?
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B
Well, what I know is that I.
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C
Could have done better.
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B
In those moments, I'm going to be.
- [60:32]
C
Focused on earlier, earning their votes and earning their trust.
- [60:35]
B
That's true in every election. I've only ever had tough elections.
- [60:39]
C
Right, okay. So sounding like the true politician she is. When asked a direct question, she doesn't want to answer, she doesn't answer it. Now keep in mind, her answer actually went on for another 30 more seconds. And in all that time, not once did she actually provide an answer to the question about more videos coming out. Maybe thinking that maybe Katie misunderstood the direct question. Damon, our reporter tried again.
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F
Okay, but not just the CBS interview, the interview with the staffer. Can voters be confident that there won't.
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C
Be another one of those videos that's.
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F
Going to come to light?
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B
What I do know is that I.
- [61:12]
C
Could have done better on that situation. It's not a no. Right? And as you can see, twice now she's given a very political non answer. But they say third time's a charm, right? So here she goes.
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F
So is there potentially another video that we're going to see?
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B
Nikki, I'm going to be honest with you. I know that that video and that.
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C
Video was several years ago, as you.
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B
Know, and apologize to the staffer. That's super important to me and will continue to try to hold myself to do better. That's, that's what I can promise right now.
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C
I know what you're thinking. Is Katie Porter deaf?
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B
Huh? What?
- [61:50]
C
Does she not understand English?
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B
Maybe? Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?
- [61:56]
C
Oh, no. Because Nikki the reporter is not some bought off hack Haman from MSNBC or cnn. No, no, no. She knows Katie Porter's avoiding this question, so she's going to give up, right? No, she goes, but not that there's.
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F
Not going to be any more videos because that's, that's what people are wondering, are we going to see something else like that?
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B
I can tell you what I've told you, which is that I am taking responsibility for this situation. And I'm also not going to back down. Down from fighting back for California, from being tough. I don't think this is a moment.
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C
Where the same old same old is.
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B
Going to cut it right.
- [62:32]
C
Exactly. And there you have it. Four times asked, four times no answer. Katie Porter. What the hell is even that? You know what that is? That is everyone realizing that Katie Porter isn't deaf. Katie Porter isn't dumb. But seeing Katie Porter for what she really is, A disgusting, dishonest and delusional democrat politician. She doesn't really care about anything except herself. Oh, and ruining the hot Batgirl costume idea everybody had for Halloween.
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B
Oh, dear Lord.
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C
I mean, yes. She is so awful.
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D
Did you say bat?
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C
She's so awful that if she showed up on America's Got Talent, she'd be the potato shaped, untalented American version of Susan Boyle.
- [63:12]
B
Come on. I like Susan Boyle.
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C
Except that this one can't sing.
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D
Right?
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C
And if you thought that was bad, imagine if she showed up at Paul Pelosi's house when he ordered his hammer wielding, potato shaped, homeless 40 year old boy toy to wrestle around with at 2am huh? Lucky for him it wasn't Katie Porter. Speaking of potato shapes. And speaking of that. Damon.
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B
Yeah, guy's a total douche break. Wait, what was the handoff there? What was the last line you said?
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A
What happened?
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B
Speaking of what?
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C
Potato shapes, Damon, back to you.
- [63:48]
B
Yeah, guy's a total douche. Exactly. That's George Delgado. What?
- [63:54]
C
What?
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B
I mean, do you see what you did there, slick? He says, he says. Speaking of potato shaped. Damon, back to you.
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D
I see what he did.
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B
Well, why do. I don't understand why I have to. Why I have to douche. What are you laughing at?
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A
A vegetable joke in the beginning, right?
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C
That was my tease.
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B
That was his tease.
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D
Trying to get over the Batgirl costume.
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G
Really?
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A
I'm trying to figure out the segue here, so it's all cool.
- [64:25]
B
Well, I don't know. Yeah, thank you. That's what I'm trying to do, Vin. Every week. I don't know why I find my way into these things.
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C
Because that's how I tie you in and throw it back.
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D
Giving you a segue.
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C
It's it. That's how we do it in the. In the. In the. The world of entertainment, Damon. We throw it back. We know A little time.
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B
No, you do a good job with that. Thank you. But what I'm saying is, why can't you just get to the end of the sentence before and then say Damon back to you? And I would say, good job, Rick.
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C
And I did.
- [64:48]
B
Speaking of. And then you say, well, that would.
- [64:52]
C
Be a hard transition and I want to give people a bridge to go.
- [64:56]
B
From Scottish on Facebook. He was comparing you to a potato. Yes, thank you.
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C
I thought the potato.
- [65:02]
B
Why are people laughing in the chat about it?
- [65:04]
D
Better than one of those Tyson turkeys.
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C
To kind of smooth you over. Almost. Almost like. Almost just hand it off to you.
- [65:13]
B
I don't know. Why. Why do I have all these laughing emojis in the chat? Is my chat broken? What's going on here?
- [65:19]
C
We're gonna find a new emoji of Damon as a potato soon. Oh God.
- [65:23]
B
Why do I have to find my way into. What even is that? I just.
- [65:26]
C
It's your favorite segment.
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A
What even was that?
- [65:30]
B
Exactly. That's what I'm asking myself every week.
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D
What even isn't that?
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B
Pretty soon.
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A
There was no bathroom video back.
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C
Sam.
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B
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D
The jets could be next for throwing games. Big D, you know, they're doing a good job. Let's get to the NFL. Speaking of the jets, we're going to do the NFL Thursday night Prime video football. We got it going on. The chargers are up 14 to 3 over the Vikings. Vikings just kicked the field goal, although now the LA is driving Justin Herbert 9 of 12, 25 yards with one touchdown and also 26 yards rushing on three carries. So Justin Herbert is finding his grooves. Looks like they're doing good there. Let's get to the NHL right now. Well, we know KDJ is at the game rooting very hard for the Red Wings in UBS arena, which is obviously on Long island. But the Islanders are pounding the Red wings into submission 6 to 1. The Islanders lead right now with 12 minutes to go in the third. Islanders looking for their fourth win in a row. Rangers are looking to get to 5, 500 and it's right now it's 5 to 4. Vince said they just scored another goal. So 7 to 1 score fest here, but the Sharks lead the Rangers 54 with 11 to go in the third at the Garden and the Mammoths 41 over the Blues with 14 to go there in the second. Senators over the Flyers 2 to 1. I'll get to NBA scores a little bit later, but want to get to this story. California high school volleyball team with trans athletes sees controversial season end with playoff loss Good justice is done Jackson Thompson of Fox News A nationally contentious season came to an end Wednesday night for a high school girls volleyball team in California. Harupa Valley High School lost their first round state playoff game to Valencia High School in straight sets no less. The loss presumably marked the end of trans athlete AB Hernandez's high school volleyball career. We remember all of AB, right? But Hennens and other JVHS players pressed on with their season and finished as co champions of the River League Valley, earning a playoff match against Valencia. But it was no typical high school playoff game. Multiple sources, including board trustee Leandra Blaze at the Placenta Cynthia Yorba Linda Unified School District. That's a mouthful. Which houses Valencia High School confirmed to Fox News Digital that at least one of the Valencia players did not take the court on Wednesday to avoid facing Hernandez. Then in the stands, multiple women's sports activists were present, led by California Family Council Outreach director Sophia Laurie. The activists included local teenage girls. So there's a lot of lot of action in there, but apparently that definitely had an impact on the game here and well, good news. That was great to see. Valencia beat Harupa.
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A
They're out.
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D
It's over. That segment's done. Good for the girls because I guarantee you that they were all young ladies on that team. I don't know that for a fact, but I'm going to assume that there are all young ladies on that team that won. So we're good to see something good happen there. I like that story and maybe we'll see more of that Rick and put an end to women's in men's sports altogether actually. And in women's sports I should say. And let's get to this story real quick. Big deep Speaking of hockey, should the NHL retire Ovechkin's number eight after breaking Gretzky's game record gold record. It would be only the second league wide retirement. This is outkick sports Matt Riegel the biggest story of last NHL season was Alex Ovechkin chasing Wayne Gretzky all time gold mark which he of course did. Remember Aaron was at that game when he broke the record on Long Island UBS Arena. But in a recent interview, deputy commissioner Bill Daly was asked a question that has never even crossed my mind before. Should Ovechkin's number eight get the league wide retirement training? Now that's something, isn't it? The league has only ever retired 1 number league wide and that's the great one, Wayne Gretzi number 99. We don't consider retiring his number until Ovi himself announces his retirement plans. Daily total to the Russian website Championat translated by Russian machine never breaks as you know, in the 107 year history of the league, we've only retired one number. That's a rarity. So I don't know if that's going to happen or not Big D. But we'll see. I mean his resume certainly is good enough. But did they put number 8 into the rafters permanently? No other NHL player will ever be able to wear that number number.
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B
Okay. Is that it for sports? Look.
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C
Yeah.
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D
It's a rap in sports if there's no engagement.
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G
Sure.
- [73:43]
B
What? I don't, I don't. I don't know. Vin, you have an opinion on okin. I don't know what you want me to say.
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C
I don't know.
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D
I'll take that as a hard no.
- [73:54]
B
Well, what do you think? Should they retire or no? No.
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C
I mean why not? They did it for Gretzky.
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D
Because of Gretzky was unbelievable. That assist record will never be broken as long as we live points record.
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C
And he's still going.
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D
Yeah, Gretzky is. No he's not, Rick. He's got maybe one more year left at that Best. So, no, I, I, I think you leave it at 99 and that's that.
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B
I rely on you to tell me these things. Slick. What the hell do I know about nothing? Hockey.
- [74:18]
D
I know it's not your thing.
- [74:19]
B
Tomorrow we'll ask Paul know hockey. Paul would be a great person to bother me for.
- [74:24]
D
Well, that's Paul at the show Friday.
- [74:25]
B
All right, sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell, LFS6B, Vinnie Mack. What else is on your mind?
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A
Yeah, I have two short things. One, there's a statistic that came out today that the Trump administration's work in this whole drug war that they're having has resulted in a 50% reduction in fentanyl coming into this country. And part of that is because of the things they're doing on the water. And a big part of that going forward, and I could see us cutting this down to 15, 20% is he's taking the war on the ground here in the US and elsewhere. And this is, this is what a drug war really is about. I don't, I happen to know several young people that have died because of fentanyl. Some maybe deliberately where they took their own life and, but many, many others have died because fentanyl was on something they were taking in college, for instance, to stay awake at night, or other drugs they might have been participating in that were at least lethal, but there was a little fentanyl on them and they're dead. So this is not only a meaningful thing, but that's a huge reduction considering just a year ago the floodgates were opened from Venezuela to all the drug dealers and the crime families coming across the border, willy nilly, the stuff coming through Mexico, no problem, willy nilly. Now we're blowing up stuff like we were talking about before in the water. But Trump's taking it even further. He's talking about bringing the game on the ground. This is when we had the whole war on drugs going back even to the Reagan's and through every administration to now. It was never a war. Yeah, they had DEA agents and they were checking, you know, with dogs sniffing bags at the airports and, and trying to bust big, big shipments here or there. Yeah, okay, I get that. But how do you stop it for real? You know, when you're dealing with mafias, when you're dealing with gangs, when you're dealing with the billions of dollars, dollars, well, you go wherever they are and they're on our streets and they're in their countries, you know, mining and, and creating this drug, and that's the next step here. But that's how you stop it. Look at the result. 50 reduction in fentanyl. Yeah, I mean it's, it's, it's staggering. Has everything to do with the border and, and many other things.
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B
All right, more news from Vin. More sports from Slick. Rick Delgado's got some more stuff to do as well. Well, on a Thursday. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this.
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B
All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Vinny Mac, Rick Delgado got some more news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Please welcome back to the show. Here on behalf of Tax Network usa, Cameron Kinsey. Cameron, welcome back to the show. How are you?
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F
I'm doing well. How are you guys?
- [78:41]
B
Very good. Good to see you. Thanks for a few moments tonight. So a lot of new people in the audience. Maybe haven't heard you before on the show. Tell us a little bit about Tax Network usa, what services they offer.
- [78:51]
F
Yeah, that's a great question. Thank you so much for having me on. So Tax Network usa, for the people who don't know, is one of America's leading tax relief firms. We specialize in helping individuals and businesses really just take on the irs, whether that's audits, back taxes, wage garnishments or unfiled returns. We have a team that includes licensed CPAs, enrolled agents, experienced tax attorneys, even former IRS agents who really just know how the IRS operates. They know how to push back correctly and effectively. And you know, the truth is the IRS doesn't care who's in charge. Politically, they do stay aggressive. We've obviously seen them lean up a little bit after President Trump got rid of, I think, I think, 25% of the IRS workforce. But, you know, regardless of who's in charge, our job is just to protect hardworking Americans from just getting crushed from bloated, weaponized enforcement that we've seen in the past.
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B
Yeah, there's a lot of these kind of service providers out there. What would you say would be the one thing or two things that would separate them from some of the other people trying to do this?
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F
You know, that's a good question. You know, we're not just here to file your taxes. We're here to fight for you. Because I, I think so many companies, they'll charge these hefty upfront fees, they'll give this cookie cutter advice, and then they'll really vanish when things get tough. But that is not Tax Network usa. We're not that firm. We've helped eliminate over a billion dollars worth of tax debt for our clients because we approach every single case strategically and personally, because it is. We're not just another service provider. We share the same values of the people who are watching this show right now. We want limited government government. We want less bureaucratic nonsense, and we're protecting people from these weaponized institutions. And so that's the lens that we approach every single case with. We're not on their side, we're on yours. And our goal is not just to solve the problem. It's really just to get your life back on track because we know how stressful this process can be.
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B
Yeah, I'm sure you know there's millions of people out there struggling with tax returns, struggling with tax debt. A couple things. What would your advice generally be to those people? And then for Tax Network usa, give us an idea of like, kind of maybe that first engagement, how it starts, how you work. Give us an idea on that.
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F
Yeah. We make the tax prep simple and strategic. It starts with a direct consultation where we just dig into your financial picture and get a better idea of what you're going through. And if you decide you want to move forward after that free call, we take it from there. We flag every single deduction. We fix any errors that we may see, making sure that your filing is clean and accurate and audit proof. And even though we just saw the deadline pass, if you've gotten those letters in the IRS or think there's something wrong, wrong with a previous term return, now is the time to act because I would honestly just say what we see most is that people will toss those letters in a drawer. They hope the problem goes away. But honestly, the IRS does count on people who are panicking, maybe even procrastinating. And that's really how those penalties do line up. So it's important to get a team behind you who knows how to negotiate, they know how to reduce what you owe, and they can put a real plan in place. And that's really what we do. At Tax Network usa, you do have more options than you think. But timing is everything. And my one piece of advice was do not wait.
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B
All right, there you go. Go to tnusa.com rav t n usa.com rav Cameron Kinsey, thanks very much.
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F
Thank you so much. Have a good one.
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B
All right, Cameron Kinsey, on behalf of Tax Network USA, again, go to tnusa.com rav t n usa.com rav rav if you're in that position or you might want to research some help before those letters keep on coming, we all know what those letters look like. So tnusa.com Rav Delgado, what else you got in headlines?
- [82:33]
C
Well, you know what, I know we were talking a lot about the, you know, the narco terrorists and the boats being blown up. As a matter of fact, that was a big point of contention during Trump's meeting today. His war on the narco terrorists as the war at sea against them expands to the Pacific Ocean, a dramatic escalation, escalation, I should say, of the Trump administration's maritime war on the drug trade. As US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the first lethal military strike outside of the Caribbean, targeting and destroying drug smuggling vessels off the Colombian coast. Hegseth announced that the eighth military strike against the terrorist drug smugglers on vessels was on Wednesday. The strike destroyed the boat, killed two on board, and is the first to be conducted, like I mentioned, outside of the Caribbean Sea area of operations. In social media, Hegseth indicated the strike occurred just off the coast of Colombia. As a matter of fact, the president had a few things to say today. Damon, I know we played a little bit of it. Here he is, cut number four, talking about that war on the drug cartels. Here's President Trump. Cut four. Check this out.
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G
Along with transnational gangs, these groups have unleashed more bloodshed and killing on American soil than all other terrorist groups combined. These are the worst of the worst. It should now be clear to the entire world that the cartels are the ISIS of the Western Hemisphere. In addition to their Monstrous violence such as cutting off heads, burning their enemies alive, and burning innocent people alive, too, by the way. The cartels control large swaths of territory. They maintain vast arsenals of weapons and soldiers, and they use extortion, murder, kidnapping to exercise political and economic control. Thank you very much, Joe Biden, for allowing that to happen.
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B
Yeah.
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C
And again, it sounds. It almost sounds a little ISIS like, doesn't it, Vin?
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A
Yeah, sounds ISIS like. And, yeah, thank Joe Biden, everybody looking at this. Thank Joe Biden for a lot of this. Let it all happen.
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C
As a matter of fact, he also took a question from a reporter asking about the Colombian president, who had some striking things to say about possibly taking out the president. Here is cut number five. When Trump was asked about what the president of Colombia had to say, cut.
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G
Five ended hopefully soon. Yes, please.
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F
You had a true social post earlier this afternoon talking about a Wall Street Journal report.
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A
It's a fake story.
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G
Yeah, fake. Wall Street Journal is fake. Less fake on financial than it is on gossip.
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F
Can you just confirm that?
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B
My understanding of what's happening is accurate.
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F
As I understand that story framed it like we had just lifted the US A restriction on intelligence.
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G
No, it said that I gave Ukraine permission to shoot missiles deep into Russia. I didn't do that. Second of all, they're not using our missiles. They're using, I think European missiles are from someplace, but they're not using ours.
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C
All right, I don't. Aaron, that's not the exact clip of him talking about the Colombian president. He was asked by a reporter, though, about catching the boats and the guys driving the boats, as opposed to blowing them up. Here is what he had to say. Cut number six. Check this out.
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F
On the drug boats. On the drug boats, sir, has there been any, any discussion about capture, capturing one so that you can show the amount of narcotics?
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G
We know everything about them. Yeah, yeah, Jennifer, we know everything about them. We know where they're coming from, who they're coming with, generally, who's in the boat. I'll let Pete discuss it a little bit. But they have incredible intelligence. And, you know, usually when you see five engines, I've never even seen that before. But when you see five engines on a boat going about six, 65 miles an hour, loaded up with white powder in silver cases, generally speaking, that's not a good sign. They're not going fishing. Right. And you don't see any fishing rods. Right. So, Pete, I'll let you discuss that a little bit, please.
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C
Well, yes, sir. Likewise.
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B
Generally, you don't see fishing in submarines. Either, sir. So this.
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C
The US Military, as I mentioned, mentioned nobody better in the world at mapping networks, identifying who's connected to who inside terrorist organizations. It's just the media is used to hearing that when it pertains to Afghanistan and Iraq and ISIS and Al Qaeda. But if you reframe how you understand the world in our own hemisphere, that's exactly what these foreign terrorist organizations are. And so we will track them, we will map them, we will network them.
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B
And we will hunt them and kill.
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C
Them because they're trying to. And they are killing and poisoning the American people. And inside that we have all the license necessary, all the authorities necessary to take these kinetic strikes and we'll continue to take them. So there you have it. Good answer from Secretary Hegseth. And again, remember, President Trump designated the gangs and several drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations in an executive order on his first day. So this is just a part of that overall administration push, push to, you know, carry out what he promised the American people is to tackle this problem.
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B
I don't think we're going to go for a declaration of war from Congress. I think we're just going to continue to kill people who bring, you know, until they're dead.
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A
Right, next question.
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B
Next, next question, please. All right, Delgado, what else?
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C
Talking about people getting bombed. I don't know if you checked out the New York City mayor debate last night.
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B
Oh, they had another one.
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C
They had another one. And Mamdani took incoming from all sides. The knives were out last night. Wednesday night for the second and final New York City mayor's debate. Questions on policy such as housing, education taken by the candidates on stage, of course, Zoran Mandani was in the center. Republican candidate Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa and Independent candidate former governor Andrew Cuomo attacked Mamdani throughout the Much, much better showing by both these guys.
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B
Who were the moderators last night? I didn'.
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C
I don't. I don't know. And I think it was held by Spectrum one. Yeah, here is Cuomo cut number seven, where he finally comes out looking like, you know, looking like, like a hard nosed politician that knows what he's talking about. Cut seven. Check this out.
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B
I understand. My friend doesn't really understand government. The governor doesn't build housing in New York City.
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C
Not if it's you.
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B
No, no, legally there's are jurisdictions the, the governor doesn't pick up trash. He doesn't run the fire department. That's what the mayor does. The mayor builds housing. The state allocates funding for localities and I allocated more funding for housing than any governor in the history of the state of New York. All right? I did things. You have never had a job. You've never accomplished anything. There's no reason to believe you have any merit or qualification for eight and a half million lives. You don't know how to run a government. You don't know how to handle an emergency. And you've literally never proposed a bill on anything that you're not talking about in your campaign. You had the worst attendance record in the assembly and you gave yourselves the highest raise in the United States of America. You went from $110,000 to $140,000. And then you never showed up for work and you missed 80% of the votes. Shame on you. Shame on you.
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C
Yeah. So he actually came out swinging. Swinging hard. A lot of people said. A lot of people said. You could see Mamdani sweating on stage like he. He didn't know what to do there. Didn't really have much to retort. And then this happened. Cut number eight. Where now he's getting heckled not only by Cuomo, but Curtis Lewa jumps in on it. Check this out. Cut number eight.
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B
There was reference to the three housing related charter amendment questions. I know Mr. Cuomo is on the record as saying he favors them. We just heard Mr. Swiwa say that he's against them. Where do you stand on those?
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C
I'm appreciative that those measures will be on the ballot and that New Yorkers will be able to cast their votes for them. I know that we desperately need to build more housing in the city. And I also know that the jobs we create in the building of that housing should be good jobs as well.
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B
What a political answer. What is your opinion, Zora?
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G
Yes or no?
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B
What is your opinion?
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C
Yes or no?
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G
True.
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A
Don't be a politician here.
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B
I got it. They're pointing out what I was about to say.
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C
He gave a non answer. I think on the stage you can see two people appealing for the Republican Party's votes.
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B
Answer the question for once. I.
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C
My, my question to you was, do.
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B
You support the three ballot amendment questions?
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C
I have not yet taken a position.
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B
On those ballot amendment questions. What a shocker. What a shocker. Don't worry, once he takes it, he'll change it. Anyway, there was reference. All right, let me jump in here as the moderator. Mr. Sliwa, did you fast for Ramadan, though? That's really what we need to know because. And how many mosque have you visited this week? Co on Fire 17 till the hour live for Studio 6P. We're back right after this. Sam.
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E
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B
Thirteen to the hour. I guess we're on 13th of the hour. Live from Studio Six. What an idiot.
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C
Oh, my goodness.
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B
Oh, my God. Slick and Delgado here doing sports and news. Vinnie Max in West Palm beach doing some news. Vinnie Mac, what else is on? What else is on your news radar as we wrap it up for a Thursday?
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A
Are we on? Are we on?
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B
Yeah.
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A
Okay, good, good. I'm just checking. Oh, what's going on over there?
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B
Who made that? We have audience members. Yes, sending. Even as the.
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C
Even as the sweatshirt. Correct.
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B
As the sweatshirt. Correct.
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C
Holy moly.
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D
Looks like Frank the Tank.
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B
Well, that looks like potato shape though. I don't look like that. Damn it.
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C
Yeah, you kind of do.
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B
Oh, man. All right, Vinnie, what's going on?
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A
All right, okay.
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B
Stop laughing.
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A
Well, I am seeing a great, great trend going on globally. I think the world has enough of its wokeness.
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B
The.
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A
The Europeans are starting to feel a little differently after all of their countries have been invaded in a sense by legals and illegals and change the populations. And we're seeing conservatives being elected. We saw a conservative be elected in Italy, a great leader there. Absolutely fantastic. Italy needed that. And I hope to see more of that. Hopefully in France and hopefully in England we see a little of that happening. Happening. But in Japan, they not only elected a woman, but an ultra conservative woman. And I point this out because Bolivia just elected a conservative, which has not been the case there for a long period of time. There's a Couple of them in Eastern Europe as well. These are things that just have not happened throughout the world. It's been a very liberal run world, with the exception of how our elections go, where we might have a conservative or a liberal in office. This and I think it's indicative of this global issue we've had with the liberal or the socialist way of life that just doesn't work and countries have been ruined. So I'm watching that trend and I hope more and more countries do that. I thought it was worth noting because the world is quite small now and it's a global, global issue for all of us. And our relationship with Japan has always been good. It's going to get way better than now on top of it because now you've got like minded people understanding these same problems. This is why the Israeli problem couldn't be solved. Because of these liberal socialists all over the world, especially in Europe and in NATO that wouldn't agree to anything. And as, as they go turn conservative. Real things can happen here in the Far east. You know, the same kind of thing there with, not only with that woman's election but with others in the Far East. And we're seeing it in Eastern Europe because we need that there because Russia is, you know, making moves. They're threatening Poland again. I mean there's all these things happening. So I'm glad to see the world united. Another group I'm glad to see United is 650 rabbis signed a letter condemning Mandami and the election of him as mayor of New York City. What I don't understand. And Delgado ran some great clips on the, on the debate, debate. It's good to see Covid Cuomo, who I'm not a fan of, at least step up. And Curtis Lewa, who I hope gets elected but doesn't seem to have a chance, trying to jump in there. But it's the Jewish vote. I just don't get it. I don't get it in this country. How is this guy even getting 1% of the vote? You know, it's a large population in New York, the Jewish population. I have a feeling that if, if, if things continue with the way they are. A lot of these polls are showing. These young kids, I think are the ones getting polled who are voting for Madame, I'm hope, Madame, I hope that the, the older people, and it's particularly the Jewish community wakes up and when 650 rabbis step up, I hope they're paying attention. This is what we need. We need people to step up and say what Are you smoking here? This guy is dangerous. You know, I don't want to see New York be ruined. None of us do. But New York's like the biggest city in the country.
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B
Country.
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A
This is our shining star. We can't allow it to happen, you know, for the sake of our country.
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B
This is a guy who's. This is a guy who. A photo recently came out of him standing with an unindicted co conspirator of the World Trade center bombing. This is a guy who supposedly, last time I checked, I think the report was. Was getting a majority of Jewish support in New York City. City with around 67% support, according to a Zenith Research poll I think we had back in July.
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A
Yeah. How is that possible? Well, one thing we need to look at is we've seen in the past when a lot of these radical Muslims, for instance, were infiltrating other countries. Their goal, and they talked about this, was to infiltrate the countries and change their way of life to the theirs. And you know what? I don't think this madame is too far off that I've actually seen clips of him talking about this, you know, so you, you, you think, you know, they're putting the charm on, they're appealing to the young people, they're throwing all this stuff out for free things, you know, they all could be a ruse for them, really trying to change culturally, you know, New York. I don't think he'll ever be successful going that far. But, but you wonder what people are thinking when 67% to that. That, you know, are in favor of him.
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B
I mean, it's a. Paul, it's absolutely appalling.
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C
And we talked a little bit about this last night because the, the mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, which Kevin Downey Jr. KDJ is very familiar with, you know, how he changed the entire. Because when they become mayor, and we saw this with Eric Adams, Right. We saw everybody in his administration just about get caught up in investigations and being in being thrown out. And why is that? Because they were all brought in by him. Him, the police chief, the fire, every. Every agency gets infected by these people. So if Mamdani wins, you can bet your bottom dollar everybody that's going to run these agencies in New York City is going to have a name you can't pronounce.
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B
Yep. Education, culture, law enforcement policy, all of it.
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C
All right.
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B
Yep. The holder of all things Islamic will make sure. I mean, I just don't get what New York City. I mean, it's the craziest thing I've Ever seen.
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C
Yeah. That we're at the stage where people.
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B
Are saying, man, Cuomo did bad things in Covid. So how much worse can it be? How much worse can it be?
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A
Oh, yeah, yeah. No clue. No clue how much worse. The indoctrination, the lying, all the stuff that we've done to our young people and other people that think this is a good idea. Here's a result. A result of brainwashing.
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B
Talk about voting.
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A
I don't know how else to package it.
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B
Voting your own demise. Holy cow. All right, very good, Slick. Quickly. What else is we need to get to in sports?
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D
All right, Thursday Night Football, Big D. Just an update. 21 to 3 at the half, LA charges are winning. Herbert 1214 of 18 with two touchdowns in full command over the Minnesota vikings. Speaking of KDJ, he's walking out of the UBS arena with a 7 to 2 loss for his Detroit. Detroit Red Wings, I should say. And that game is over. Sharks over the range is 6 to 5 in overtime as well. And Vijay Edge of the sixes, he 34 points last night. Most points scored by a rookie since Wilt Chamberlain scored 39 back in 59. So unbelievable there.
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B
And well, really, that doesn't seem like a rookie's never scored.
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D
Opening debut. Opening debut.
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B
Oh, in the first opening debut game.
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D
Yes. That was his first game of the season where they defeated the Celtics 117, 116. And last but not least, Lou Gehrig's New York Yankee final home Jersey sold for $2.77 million. Unbelievable and so rapping.
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B
All right, sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use. Delgado, wrap us up.
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C
What else you got? Turns out you know Aaron, you know Damon.
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B
Oh my God.
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C
You look a little.
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B
Actually, I look good. I look. It's better that way, potato head. All right. All right, Delgado, tell us what else there is to do.
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A
That might be segue this.
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C
The Pentagon has released its latest UFO report.
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B
I don't need to be here tomorrow night.
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C
Now revealed one of the newest hotspots of UFO sightings. Damon, it could be someplace close to your home. The latest report has identified UFO hotspot. One such place is Connecticut. Believe it or not, your hometown.
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B
Where?
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C
Your home state.
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D
I should say I'm stopping there.
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C
Numerous sightings have been reported. The details of these sightings as presented by the report provide a fascinating case study of UFO activity in the area. The reason behind these areas being hotspots remains unclear, but of course, just fine.
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G
Play it.
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B
I mean, just play it. You guys are doing what you want anyways.
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C
Speaking of potatoes, Damon, back to you.
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B
As always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks guys on the show. Aaron, it's been a good couple years. Thanks very much. Good luck in your next endeavors. Vinnie Mac, thanks so much. We'll see it. We'll see you tomorrow night. Live from the America First Warehouse, 8pm we'll see you then, everybody. Have a great rest of your night. Live for studio 6pma.
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A
This is an I Heart podcast.