Live From Studio 6B - Thursday, September 4 2025

Summary

Real America’s Voice – Live From Studio 6B Episode: Thursday, September 4, 2025
Podcast Date: September 5, 2025

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Episode Overview

This lively episode of "Live from Studio 6B" continues Real America’s Voice’s commitment to "real news, honest views" by digging into the intersection of politics, health, and American culture. The team delivers vigorous, unscripted conversation on the day’s most provocative headlines, with a special focus on the heated Senate hearing featuring RFK Jr., the politicization of public health, and skepticism about mainstream narratives. The hosts also provide lighthearted sports banter and riff on the American political climate—all from the unique RAV perspective.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. RFK Jr. vs. Congress and the States of American Health

• [07:02]–[13:28] The central segment dives into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appearance before Congress, where he faced bipartisan hostility about his pandemic views, criticism of U.S. public health, and vaccine skepticism.
• The hosts argue that both Republicans and Democrats are “corrupted by Big Pharma dollars."
  • Notable point: "Republicans today, most of them, were as pathetic... Just further proof that both sides are corrupted by big pharma dollars." (B, [08:04])
• RFK Jr. is commended for calling out the establishment’s failures:
  • Quote: "He should have started every answer to those questions with, 'I’m only here because all of you failed.'" (D, [12:25])
• They question the integrity of U.S. public health, referencing the CDC, autism studies, and the rapid COVID vaccine rollout (Operation Warp Speed: “Process, product. Two different things, two completely different stories. But the questionnaires today had no interest in that.” – B, [10:39])
• Emphasis on RFK's popularity as a potential Trump cabinet official: "RFK Jr. is the most popular cabinet member of Trump’s team for a reason." (B, [08:31])
• Extended parallel drawn between RFK Jr.’s whistleblowing and Elon Musk’s disruption of entrenched systems.

2. Chronic Disease in America and Government Failure

• [25:21]–[28:38]; [26:08] A sharp critique on chronic disease prevalence and government response, including a featured RFK Jr. statement.
  • Quote:

    "76.4% of Americans now have a chronic disease... When my uncle was president, it was 11%. In 1950, it was 3%... If we don’t end this chronic disease, we are the sickest country in the world. That’s why we have to fire people at CDC."
    – RFK Jr., played by Rick Delgado, [26:08]

• Hosts discuss the "recurring revenue" model of pharma, the mental health crisis, and how lawmakers are complicit.
  • “How can any senator push back on statistics like that? It’s indefensible.” (C, [28:38])
  • “They want to make sure you are a customer for life. That’s why they link up with the hospitals... It’s all a grift.” (D, [44:24])

3. Big Pharma, Congressional Influence, and Lobbying

• [32:15]–[34:25] Discussion of pharmaceutical industry donations to senators and their public opposition to RFK.
  • Bernie Sanders, Raphael Warnock, Patty Murray, Elizabeth Warren, and others are highlighted for receiving significant amounts (“Big Pharma donations… all these are Democrats that I’m reading to you, by the way… who all publicly oppose RFK Jr. and it’s for a reason.” – D, [32:27])
• The media's attempt to paint RFK Jr. as unpopular is countered:
  • Quote:

    "RFK Jr. ain’t exactly popular, but he’s the most popular of all the key officials that we have polling on."
    – Harry Enten (CNN), played by (G), [33:50]

4. Media, Messaging, and Political Culture

• [19:59]–[22:09] The hosts mock COVID theater (“all for show, all nonsense, garbage… playing with everybody’s minds”—D, [20:49]) and lament how the press and lawmakers push manipulative or misleading narratives around health data.
• [93:37] A particularly derided moment: Senator Tim Kaine’s suggestion that the American principle of rights being “endowed by our creator” is theocratic and “troubling.”
  • “The Democrat Party hates America.” (B, [94:57])
• Throughout the show, the team highlights a culture of finger-pointing, lack of personal accountability, and politicized science/policy on both sides.

5. Sports, Community, and Lighthearted Banter

• [00:23]–[24:53], [38:26] Regular “Slick” joins the show remotely to watch the Cowboys-Eagles NFL opener, providing live reactions and banter about team rivalries (Jets vs. Giants, Mets vs. Yankees, etc.).
  • The hosts playfully tear into each other’s sports fandom, poking fun at “phony” fans who like multiple New York teams.
  • Odds Makers Segment: Hosts give their predictions on the opening game (Slick picks Dallas +8.5, others favor Philly heavily) ([16:24]–[17:43]).
• Hints about upcoming live events and community interaction with Real America’s Voice fans. ("Tomorrow night, back live at the America First Warehouse." – B, [14:52])

6. Economy, Gold, and Federal Reserve Turbulence

• [72:51]–[79:28] Interview with Birch Gold’s Philip Patrick on tariffs, government debts, impending rate cuts, and the Fed’s internal drama.
  • If Trump’s tariffs are ruled illegal, it would be “a massive hole blown in government finances... hundreds of billions refunded... more debt at a time when we’re already borrowing 4 to 5 billion dollars a day.” (H, [73:28])
  • Gold is positioned as an inflation hedge as the U.S. dollar’s credibility shakes.
  • “We’ve got a central bank under scrutiny, political uncertainty around its governors, and skyrocketing borrowing costs. This is not... a stable financial system.” – H, [75:13]

7. Other Major News Topics

• FBI Actions ([53:19]–[54:03]): Hosts commend the FBI and Cash Patel for stopping a threatened preschool shooting and discuss investigations into John Bolton’s handling of classified material and the DOJ/Biden White House’s handling of cases.
• Corruption and Accountability:
  • Mortgage fraud scandal around Fed Governor Lisa Cook; the hosts lambaste both her and the Biden administration for negligence ([81:57]–[84:41])
  • The ongoing issue of “jobs for life” in government with little accountability.
• Climate Change Skepticism ([91:18]–[93:30]):
  • Emphasis on new data questioning sea level rise and the “climate change hoax.”
  • “They have created these hoaxes and they’re going to be found out one by one.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On chronic disease and health system failure:

  "76.4% of Americans now have a chronic disease... If we don’t end this chronic disease, we are the sickest country in the world. That’s why we have to fire people at CDC."
  – RFK Jr. (audio, [26:08])

• On bipartisan hostility toward RFK Jr.:

  "The Republicans today, most of them, were as pathetic... Just further proof that both sides are corrupted by big pharma dollars."
  – B, [08:04]

• On personal responsibility vs. victim culture:

  "A whole generation of kids are being brought up to say, well, no, it's not my fault, it's the system’s fault, it’s this fault, it’s that fault. It’s not me. It’s everything else."
  – B, [31:45]

• On the government jobs mentality:

  "Government is not a jobs program. I think that’s what Democrats and deep state Republicans all think... Never fire them because they’re incompetent... Just jobs for life."
  – D, [27:19]

• On media smears:

  "They call RFK Jr. a 'crackpot.' But who’s the real crackpot? These are the idiots who paraded COVID theater while knowing better."
  – B, [19:59]

• On climate change alarmism:

  "Finally hearing about studies that contradict this entire climate change hoax that’s been going on. It’s another one of these political movements to get money out there."
  – C, [91:18]

• Brutal jab at Senator Tim Kaine:

  "This guy has obviously ever heard of the Declaration of Independence... one of the core foundational principles of the country. He thinks it's troubling and theocratic? The Democrat Party hates America."
  – B, [94:20] & [94:57]

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Important Timestamps

• [07:02]–[13:28]: Deep-dive on the RFK Jr. Senate hearing and government failure in public health.
• [25:21]: “Romp in the Swamp” segment and RFK Jr. laying out chronic health stats.
• [32:27]: Big Pharma donation amounts to key senators.
• [33:50]: CNN’s Harry Enten says RFK Jr. is actually the most popular.
• [44:24]: Riff on the pharmaceutical industry's customer-for-life model.
• [53:19]: FBI thwarts preschool shooting, commentary on FBI integrity.
• [72:51]: Philip Patrick (Birch Gold) on tariffs, federal finance, Fed drama.
• [91:18]: Climate skeptics push back on sea level alarmism.
• [93:37]: Clip of Senator Tim Kaine criticizing concept of natural rights ends in uproar.

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Tone and Style

The show is spirited and rapid-fire, blending humor, indignation, skepticism, and camaraderie. The hosts intersperse biting critiques of institutional rot with self-aware jokes about fandom, “deep state” antics, and their own podcast meta-community. They riff on mainstream media, mock political adversaries, and prop up “America First” principles and disruptors like RFK Jr. and Trump, all while keeping the energy light and accessible—even when tackling serious topics.

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In Summary

This episode encapsulates Real America’s Voice’s mission to push back against "mainstream narratives" with a mix of biting analysis, populist sentiment, and colorful debate. The team’s focus on RFK Jr.—and, by extension, the failures of America's public health establishment—serves as a lens for broader criticisms of political corruption, media deception, and cultural decline. Interludes of sports talk and lighthearted razzing provide balance, acting as a reminder of the network's community-driven, relatable ethos.

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Transcript

[A]

This is an Iheart podcast.

[B]

If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice. Well, Aaron, giving you the quick early tease on what's coming up tonight. Of course, that's opening night up the NFL. Big odds makers. Even though it's gonna be just one game, it's the initial oddsmakers of the year before we do the big first oddsmakers tomorrow night at the America first warehouse. Welcome on in, everybody. Real America's Voice live from Studio 6B on a Thursday, September 4, 8pm on the east Coast. Glad you're in. Slick is. Well, Slick's gonna be here tonight. Yeah, I just don't know in. He'll be here tonight. He'll be here. Regular Slick, at least to start the night at, you know, whenever he gets there. He's at his chamber meeting now. But then he will not be sitting here on the set. He will be sitting. We have a live camera that will be showing Slick. There it is in Harry on the highways office with the Dallas Cowboys game and the Philadelphia Eagles game. So we will be watching Slick. We should have done like a little box. Aaron, on top of the live from Studio 6B, lower third part logo. So we could have Slick on at all times while doing the show. Maybe we have to think about that.

[C]

He'll be in chambers. That's like him being in chambers.

[B]

Yes. Yeah. In my estimation, he is in for a long night tonight. A long night tonight.

[C]

It'll be 14 nothing by the. By the end of the first quarter.

[B]

I was streaming this afternoon and I said on the stream, the only positive thing for Slick tonight is that we're on the first floor and the windows in Harry's office are kind of like the windows at the White House.

[D]

Yeah. He will live if he throws himself.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, we're on the first floor. So that's good.

[C]

So. All right.

[D]

Good. Unless, of course, you know, he has an aneurysm from watching his team play. Yeah. You know, it's gonna be a. It's. It's gonna be a long. It's gonna be a long season for.

[B]

Slick, I think certainly it seems like it's gonna set up to be that way. And tonight will be. Well, listen, we all could. We all could look like fools. Wouldn't be the first time for me, obviously. At least maybe the first time today, but not the first time. Maybe they. Maybe they're better than we think. So we'll see. Looks hoping they are.

[D]

And they score two touchdowns.

[B]

Yeah. They only lose by 30. We'll see.

[C]

We still have. So, you know, we're not in the clear.

[B]

Well, you and Aaron, I guess. Have you had the Jets?

[C]

I like the jets and Giants. I go right down the middle.

[B]

Well, then you're just like a phony fan. You're not even just.

[C]

I'm a complete phony fan.

[B]

What do you mean? You like the jets and the Giants?

[C]

How's that possible? I like the New York teams. I follow them both.

[D]

You can't like both.

[B]

You can't.

[C]

How about Mets and Yankees? My dad looks fan. And then I. When the Yankees got Paul o', Neal, I became a Yankee fan.

[B]

Do you like the. Don't even. Don't even answer this one. But don't tell me. Do you like the Islanders and the Rangers?

[C]

I do. I like. But I'm an Islander fan. I'm an Islander fan. Yeah. Yeah.

[D]

You are the worst New York fan there is out there.

[C]

Oh, I got blown up there. What happened?

[D]

The worst New York fan. New York fans do not.

[C]

I'm a New York fan. That's the thing.

[B]

All right, last one. Do you like Tate McCrae and Britney Spears?

[C]

You sure that's the last one? Because I say not applicable.

[D]

Well, if that's the case, then you probably also like the Buffalo Bills and the Buffalo Sabres. They're New York teams.

[C]

I like Buffalo because they win like metro New York teams.

[B]

Yeah, that's true.

[D]

So then you're a Devils fan.

[C]

I don't follow the Devils either. But listen, if the Islanders are not in it, I will root for the Rangers. And if the jets aren't in it, I will root for the Giants. And if the Mets aren't in it, I'll root for the Yankees and all that kind of stuff.

[A]

I don't know how you could be both a Yankee and a Met fan.

[D]

You can't. You can't.

[C]

You can. Well, if the Mets play the Yankees, I'm a Met fan.

[D]

So then you're not a Yankee. So you're a Met fan. So you're a Met fan. Just say I'm a Met fan and because I like to win once in a while, I jump on the Yankees.

[C]

Hang on. Let me call my therapist here for a second. It because. Get some professional counseling on this.

[B]

I want to say hi to everybody in the chat, wherever you're watching, especially on the Real America's Voice YouTube Tonight, we're. I believe we're live there. We'll be live there during the commercial. So if you haven't followed yet, make sure you Head over to the real America's voice. YouTube. Just go to YouTube, go in the search bar on the homepage and type in real America's Voice. Boom. First one there, you'll see it and it'll say live and that'll be us. And it's live all day long with all the great shows, by the way. So just bookmark it and then hit the little bell notification so you get notified when they go live, which is all day long. So you can. You'll see all the shows, including us, 8 to 10 right there in the chat. We'll try to get over there into the chat as well. Wherever you're watching on social media, we appreciate it. Rick Delgado series. Gonna do the news. Mr. Delgado, how are you?

[D]

I am good. It is, of course, a Thursday night shirt night, so of course I'm wearing my Thursday night shirt. Damon, Good day. Good day. I'm just wondering if there was any news that is worth talking about. Oh, yes, there was. Oh, there was a lot of great news. A lot of good stuff. I got to watch your stream a little bit this morning when it popped up.

[C]

Thank you.

[B]

You weren't on it.

[D]

Yeah, you were not.

[C]

I was streaming as well, but not on tv.

[D]

So I watched your stream for a little bit. Good stuff. Covering the RFK attempted inquisition that he smashed them back in the face.

[B]

Well, RFK was literally doing the Lord's work today. Yeah. That's what he was doing.

[D]

So that. That was fun. That made my day that much better.

[B]

So my stream did. Thank you. I'm glad.

[D]

Well, not your stream. RFK Jr. Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Well, you said you were watching my stream.

[D]

I thought I was watching your stream.

[B]

That made your day. Thank you very much. Vince here.

[C]

Thank you.

[B]

Vinny Mac, how are you?

[C]

Since it's Thursday shirt day, I want to show the shirt that was sent to us. I got a shirt. I think everyone got a shirt from one way or another. From Sherri Merrill.

[B]

No, actually, you got two shirts. That was it.

[C]

I got two shirts. I got a Vinnie Mac shirt she sent me, which I'm very happy about.

[B]

Two Vinnie Mac shirts, didn't you?

[C]

Yeah. A white one and a blue one.

[D]

Well, that's your name.

[C]

Sporting. The blue one has my name.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Very. Thank you for picking that up there. Very astute of you. So I wanted to wear it tonight and thank her personally for a great.

[B]

Looks good.

[C]

Well, you know, when you're a former model like I have been for many, many years, these types of things do fit well.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Yeah, yeah.

[D]

Looks good on you though.

[B]

Okay, six minutes past the hour. Live from studio six base. Look, we'll be here and we'll maybe do some sports.

[D]

You know what? He doesn't have a chamber meeting. I think he's pre gaming.

[B]

No, no, he said, he said he had a meeting.

[D]

Or pre crying.

[C]

He was pre crying. Little therapy for him too.

[B]

So RFK today, those of you who are watching this stream like Delgado, and it made your day too, I hope.

[C]

Yep.

[B]

You know a lot of what I'm going to say because, because you, because you watched it. But to be serious, RFK Jr today did, literally did the Lord's work in what he had to face. And the title of my stream this afternoon was Come Watch as Republicans all act like democrats in questioning RFK Jr. Because it was impossible to, to try to be distinctive in who was who. If you just closed your eyes and listened, listen to the stupid questioning and their inability to let him talk. You know, these, these hearings at one point used to actually, at least one side would try to go in and actually extract some information for you. The, the citizens to try to learn something. And what we saw today was just further proof that both sides are corrupted by big pharma dollars.

[C]

No question.

[B]

And there's just no way around that because the Republicans today, most of them were as pathetic. Well, first of all, it started outside before we even got into the hearing with unfortunately John Kennedy. And we love John Kennedy's for his little appearances on Fox and his little funny things he says. But let me just be the first to say it. He's quickly becoming Lindsey Graham 2.0.

[D]

Oh no.

[B]

As he's calling for RFK to resign. And I don't know, I just don't get it. I don't get it. RFK Jr. Is the most popular cabinet member of Trump's team for a reason. People recognize the scam that has been public health in this country, the scam that has been the COVID vaccine. The. I don't want to call the childhood vaccine, the whole thing a scam, but the. Every parent who's got may have to make these Decisions understands the 26 to 30 shots in the first 36 months of, of life. You need your head examined if you think your kid needs that and you're just gonna go, okay, that's what the schedule is, doc, that's what I'll do. Just stick them whenever you're supposed to and whatever it is, I'll just follow along like a drone. If that's your going in, I don't know. You need your head examined. So RFK Jr understands all of this. He also understands went on what went on in the Biden administration. And he understands, unlike all of the questionnaires today, the difference when it comes to the COVID vaccine, specifically the difference between the process and the product. Because everybody keeps asking him, do you agree they're all President Trump fans today? Did you notice that all the Democrats are big President Trump fans. He deserves prizes. He deserves this, he deserves that. Do you agree that President Trump deserves a Nobel Peace Prize? For what? Or the prize and whatever the prize is for the operation warp speed. And he says, yes, I think what he did was great. Oh, well, then why you. And then they try to get to the vaccine part and, you know, maybe he could have done a better job of saying, I think what the President did in getting through the red tape, getting these people to get this together, he put pressure on them. It's never been put on. They did this in record time to get something to market. All of that. Fantastic. Unbelievable. No one else could do it. What they ended up giving him was a disaster.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Process, product. Two different things, two completely different stories. But the questionnaires today had no interest in that.

[C]

Vin, I've got a lot to unpack here because we talked about this the other night in the show. Number one, Trump did an amazing job. He got the vaccines made. He got duped by everybody who told him the vaccines were going to do this or that. So that's number one. Number two, the great awakening for this country to the points you just made about parents and all the vaccines and all the cdc, all of our health system. The great awakening was Covid. We all realized we got duped by the very people we're supposed to be trusting blindly in many ways. And my third point is I go back to Elon Musk and Doge. And why do I go back to that with rfk? Because what Elon Musk did is what RFK is trying to do. He went in and he looked at all of our spending. He found lots of corruption. He found a ton of waste. He found a lot of people that don't need to be there. What did RFK do? He's done a doge in what's going on there. And it's not even like myth or someone just coming up with their own view of this. What happened, what RFK has said is just flat out wrong. They misled us. And then you unpack the whole autism thing and you look at an article came out today about the CDC burying some study that showed autism's connection to some of these vaccines. So you put all this together and you're like, go, rfk. He's doing God's work, in a sense, for all of us in our country. But the way they've gone after him is very Elon Musk, like, right. You know, when that system of corruption is being challenged and we're taking those pieces down, this is what they do left and right.

[D]

It's their money system, it's their money scheme, it's their grift. They can't have that interrupted. Vin, what are you talking about? Stop it with your nonsense. As a matter of fact, one of the things that kind of jumped out at me as he had to deal with a holes on both sides of the aisle throughout the day was that he should have started every answer to those questions with, I'm only here because all of you failed. As he pointed out, the change in the health of this country that went from when his uncle was president to when now President Trump is president. How sickly this country has become. The only reason why Trump is here, Secretary Rubio is here, Pete Hegseth is here, Kristi Noem is here, and Tulsi Gabbard is here, and RFK Jr. Is here. Because all of you people standing there for the last 10, 20, 30 years have failed in your jobs. Simple as that.

[C]

Well said.

[D]

And continue to fire them all.

[B]

All right, live from Studio 6P, I'm happy to let you know that Slick is in the house. Yes. For what's going to be a long night for him. 13 past the hour, live from Studio 6B. We're back. See if we can get a live shot of Slick getting set up. We're back right after this. 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night. Tomorrow night, back live at the America First Warehouse. 8pm we go live. And if you're lucky enough to be around the area or you're making it here to the America first warehouse, we'll see you there. And it's always a great time there in the house as well. We'll be there. All the boys will be there tomorrow night and we hope we'll have a great crowd there. And Kevin Downey Jr. And Vin and then Rick Delgado and Slick and Paul and everybody will be there. We'll get out there and talk to you guys in the commercial breaks. It's always fun to have people on. Kevin does a great job with people. Although Rick and Vin do a great job. Everybody does a great job. Yeah, they can all do it.

[C]

What song should I play? You know, anything I could play for you before we get going on the piano tomorrow.

[B]

I'll get back to you. You'll think about that. I'll get back to you about 10:01.

[D]

You got any bond ivor in your, in your repertoire there, Vin?

[C]

Any.

[D]

Any Bon Iver?

[C]

No Bon Iver? No. Bon Jovi.

[B]

Oh, yeah, well, what? Bon Jovi? No, I don't. I don't even want to know.

[C]

I don't want to play It's My Life.

[B]

Yeah. Okay.

[C]

Yeah. Then a very unknown ballad by Bon Jovi called Shanana. I believe it is. Yeah. I'll come up with some stuff.

[B]

B side records. Slickster. How are you?

[E]

I'm doing good, Big D. Fired up.

[B]

Are you fired up right now?

[E]

Well, for now you gotta love it while it's last, you know. But it's gonna be tough. We're at Lincoln Financial field playing against Dr. Jill Biden's favorite team Y the Eagles. Right?

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

So we shall see. You want a prediction from me? Is that what you want?

[B]

Well, that's a good idea, Slick. Let's do it for the first time this year, even though it's only one game. Let's fire it up, Aaron. Let's do a little odds makers. All right, here we go. First game of the season. Odds makers. We go to Lincoln Financial Field. Throw it up, Aaron. There it is. Odds makers. Week one, Dallas at Philly.

[E]

Hopefully I'm not throwing up.

[B]

Let's make sure. Let's make sure the line hasn't changed. What do I have on there? Philly minus what, eight and a half? Yes, Philly minus eight and a half is the play. Slickster. I'll come to you first. Where are you going here?

[E]

Well, I don't know that Dallas is going to be able to win the game, but I'm going to take the eight and a half. I think it'll be a closer game. I think it'll be within a touchdown, possibly a 36 point game. Okay, that's what I'm hoping. I'm not thinking 317 blowout like you.

[B]

Okay, so you're going to take Dallas plus eight and a half tonight?

[E]

Yes, I'm going to take the points.

[B]

All right. Slick's going to take the points. Aaron, where are you going to go in this one?

[A]

I'm taking Philly - eight and a half all the way. I think it's going to be a blowout. No doubt.

[C]

Really Interesting.

[B]

Now, is that influenced by me talking all week? Is that truly what you think?

[A]

No, that's truly what I think. I've thought that since like July.

[B]

Huh.

[A]

Don't even tell me you're picking the Cowboys right now.

[D]

Do not start.

[E]

He did hear Joe Biden.

[B]

Do not start. I'm also picking the Philadelphia Eagles. Thank you. In an absolute route route city of the Cowboys tonight. Eight and a half. Looks like too many points, even for the defending champs on opening night. It's flag night there. They're doing it now. You got boys to many dvd. It looks so easy to take the Cowboys here with those points. I gotta take Philly in a blowout, so I'm taking Philly as well. So slicks on Cowboys plus eight and a half. Me and Aaron on Philly. I'm on them for my life. If I could bet him, I would. Minus eight and a half.

[E]

Tell me how you really feel.

[B]

And there you go. So there's our new graphics for the odds makers, too. I got all the games ready to go for week one. Oh, man, it's gonna be fun. Tomorrow night at the American first warehouse. Our first guest of the odds makers is going to be none other than farmer Brooke.

[E]

He's looking to mow down the competition.

[B]

He told me on the stream this morning he's going to bring the heat.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

I said, well, you better bring the winners, not the heat.

[A]

He's been ready for this for months. He's been milking it last week and said, I just come on the show and give my picks.

[B]

Well, he did well in the preseason. We said he's got to hit a certain percentage and he did. So he's. There we go.

[A]

I think he went like 15 and seven something crazy.

[B]

Yeah. We'll kick it off with him. Week one. So tomorrow night, live from the America first warehouse.

[D]

Let's hope he has a better hat than slick for tomorrow night.

[E]

My hat's nice. What are you talking about?

[B]

Do you want to. Do you want to now go to your.

[E]

I want to go to the rubber room. Yes. I'll head over there.

[B]

Just remember we're on the first floor.

[D]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Don't be trying to pull any these.

[E]

Windows like the White House. I heard you on your stream earlier on Big D stream this morning, which was, by the way, excellent. Get a chance, tune into Big D during the day. Man, it's really awesome.

[B]

It made Delgado's day today. He said so.

[D]

Really? I didn't say that.

[E]

That ain't saying much.

[B]

All right. There goes the slickster. He's gonna get ready to watch his Cowboys get creamed. So 21 past the hour, live from Studio 6P. So back to RFK. Let's talk a little bit more about what we saw today. Yeah, I kept hearing from the Democrats, basically, that the. That the RFK is basically a crackpot. He's a kook. He's this, he's that. Aaron, throw this up. I want to remind you, this is the Secretary of Defense under Joe Biden. Now, I don't want to hear about RFK being a crackpot or a kook when all of these people during COVID were doing things like this. Because that right there is crackpot. That's what it looks like. That, not RFK Jr. That right there, that's thinking that that was somehow going to have some effect on what was going on, that that somehow was going to protect you as the Secretary of Defense of the US Walking around like that. And who's the kook? Give me a break.

[D]

I'll go one further, Damon. The fact that they did stuff like that, and they knew, because we all saw when there was a bunch of outtakes from video of all these people. Oh, we're doing a picture. Oh, the video's gonna be on. Let's put our masks on. They put on their mask. We saw it from Dr. Fauci. He was standing there before he went out to go on a podium, standing there without his mask, and all of a sudden he's like, oh, I gotta go out there. He puts his mask on, walks out, takes the mask back off so he can talk on the podium.

[B]

Bull.

[D]

I call bull on all that. It was all for show. It was all nonsense, garbage, you know, playing with everybody's minds, playing with everybody's heads, saying, you gotta do this or you're gonna be dangerous. And we can't allow that. Even the Secretary of Defense. Look, the Secretary of Defense is very, very mindful to be as healthy as possible, trying to get everybody to buy in. And it was all garbage.

[C]

Yeah. In particular, their lies today about COVID They all know what really happened here. You know, they all know that. You know we have natural immunity. They all know that many, many deaths, probably more than half the deaths, maybe even more, were basically just called Covid when they weren't caused by Covid. And not even. And couldn't even calculate the amount of deaths from people that took the vax. There's an unprecedented number of young people dying, dying. And yet they're challenging rfk like, you don't know. You don't know the data. You don't know how Many people died. And he's like, I don't. Because they, they messed with the data. The data's not accurate. It doesn't show what the real stuff is. That was his argument. I thought, you know, he, one thing he did well today was he, he just didn't take it. You know, he fought back at every turn. I like that about him in general because he, you know, hey, hey, you know, I think he called Pocahontas and said, you know, you took $800,000 from pharma, Bernie, you did too. Like, you guys are all on the take. You've been here for 25 years. You haven't done anything. And to what Jamon said, Damon said earlier about the, the health, I think it maybe was you, Delgado, but the health of our country, you know, just being terrible and him coming in and saying, look, you guys oversaw all of this. I'm trying to fix it. But I thought he was pretty good going back at them. You know, I was like, hurrah.

[B]

And what he can learn from today and what we all who watched it already knew, but it certainly was reinforced that any kind of attempted bipartisanship with some of these people is just an effort and futility. They're, they're, they're just, they're all evil. They're all on the take. They're all just grandstanding out for themselves. And the new. Whatever the next grift is for them, it has nothing to do with public health, has nothing to do with public information, has nothing to do with trying to actually learn. The only person who asked any questions that elicited anything was Ron Johnson and to some degree, Barrasso, who said, explain to us how you're going to do XYZ or explain at least something to give the guy a chance to explain what he's thinking, explain why, why he's doing what he's doing. There was very few, even Republicans, who asked that. The rest of them are just a bunch of grandstanding, empty suit, gold plated phonies. And that's just a fact. That's just what they are. And they're evil. And yet any attempt at bipartisanship with any of these people is just useless.

[C]

The sad state of our Congress, you.

[B]

Know, when you see s of all.

[C]

Of them, people like this, the way they just attack, attack, attack.

[B]

All right, live from Studio 6B, we'll do some news with Vinnie Mack and with Rick Delgado. Sports with Slick. Maybe he's getting ready to watch his cowboys. We've only run one play. We have an injury Already, so we'll have to see what happens.

[D]

And a penalty.

[B]

We're back, right? All right. Live from Studio 6B. Thirty minutes past the hour on a Thursday night real America's voice. And across the airways, of course, of 1039 LI News Radio. Glad you're in. Slick is here. He's not going to do any sports tonight cuz he's watching his. There you go. Look at. Look at that. Just what I asked for. Aaron and Fran are the best. They're Slick in the bottom right hand corner. He's watching his cowboys. So we'll have instant reaction from Slick. Oh, there we go. Speaking of down to the one. Look at the Slickster go. There he goes.

[C]

Can we get a medic? A medic to Harry's office, please.

[B]

I'm excited about his offense now on the go. First drive, looking good. This could end up being UNC number two.

[D]

I was going to say. It's very Belichick like right on the first drive.

[C]

That's a good start.

[B]

We'll see. Philly's going to try to punch. Dallas is going to try to punch it in here. And I guess we'll know right away when Slicks. Oh, they're going to go to the penalty. There's a flag.

[C]

There's the flag. I would have thrown the flag.

[B]

Delgado's going to do some news right now. Vinnie Mac's got some news coming up. Aaron and Fran, of course, holding it down as always. We got Slick Cam there. So you can see Slick during the whole game. But let's do some greatest headlines in the world. And here with that's Rick Delgado. What's going on, Delgado?

[D]

All right. Well, thank you, Damon. And again, let's go right to the biggest headline of the day. Had to be RFK junior Up on the Hill today answering questions from the corrupt politicians known as the Swamp. You want to call. Remember what they used to call the. The Rumble in the Jungle. Yeah, yeah.

[C]

All those fights.

[D]

Yeah, exactly. Well, today was the romp in the swamp as RFK Jr took on the grifting senators that decided to ask him some. Well, attack him, basically. I thought this was probably. And I think this was from his opening statement, cut number eight here, where he tells everybody exactly why these people needed to be fired and breaks down the numbers as to what has happened in this country. This is cut number eight from rfk. Check this out.

[F]

This morning I got the latest numbers from CDC. That 76.4% of Americans now have a chronic disease. This is stunning. When my uncle was President it was 11%. 1950, it was 3%. A is 76.4%. Eight out of 10 of our kids cannot qualify for military service. This is a national security issue. When my uncle was President, we spent zero on chronic disease. Hey, we spend $1.3 trillion. It's the biggest cause. It's increasing. And all of the arguments that Republicans, Democrats have about single payer Obamacare or the various ways of allocate the health dollars, they're all like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. If we don't end this chronic disease, we are the sickest country in the world. That's why we have to fire people at cdc. They did not do their job. This was their job to keep us healthy.

[C]

Thank you.

[F]

And I need to fire some of those people to make sure this doesn't happen again.

[C]

Yeah, there you go.

[D]

I think that's the best thing he said all day was again addressing the people who did not do their jobs. It's simple. You got one job. If you can't get it done, you're out the door. It's like, hey, I hired you to create a company for me that produces computers, supercomputers, and what do you do? You come up with microwaves. Guess what? You're fired. Because I didn't ask you to create microwaves. I wanted supercomputers. You gave me microwaves. You're fired. But in government, government is not a jobs program. I think that's what Democrats and deep state Republicans all think that, oh, it's a jobs program. We have to keep creating jobs so we can fill them with people who need jobs and then never, never fire them because they're incompetent and don't know what the hell they're doing.

[C]

Yeah, you're not allowed to fire them either, right? I mean, you have to go through hoops. But one thing that really stuck out in that clip that you said, 80%. Yeah, 80% of the citizens in this country. Think about the recurring revenue the pharmaceutical companies are getting to treat 80% of our people with some sort of remedy to whatever they're feeling. Right, exactly. He didn't even touch on the mental health problem going on here. All the anxiety these kids have now, all this stuff, it's outrageous. How can any senator push back on statistics like that? I mean, it's indefensible.

[D]

But they all tried because that's exactly what happened. You had three Republicans, maybe a couple more actually join Democrats in their opposition in the Senate to criticize Kennedy on vaccines. Throughout the hearing, though, it's not entirely clear what, if any, steps Congress thinks they might take or might not take. Again, RFK was on the offensive as much as they tried to be on the offensive. I'm talking about the senators. Here's cut number one. This one was a big one where he called out Senator Wyden for his. Basically not doing his job. Cut number one. Check it out, Senator.

[F]

You've sat in that chair for how long, 20, 25 years, while the chronic disease in our children went up to 76%. And you said nothing. You never asked the question, why it's happening. Why is this happening today? For the first time in 20 years, we learned that infant mortality has increased in our country. It's not because I came in here. Here is because of what happened during the Biden administration that we're going to end.

[D]

Yeah. And I think that was another important part where all these things that they're screaming about, their head is on fire, they're clutching their pearls over. It didn't happen in the last seven months.

[C]

No.

[D]

This has been going on for decades.

[C]

And so is the money trail.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

I mean, between pharmas and the healthcare providers and everybody else in that chain. I think there's a list that came out. Out at. Had how much. All of our senators and Congress people are taking in that kind of money. And with money from those groups, and it's substantial.

[D]

I have it. Would you like me to read?

[C]

I would love to see it.

[D]

Damon, would you like me to read some?

[B]

I would. But, you know, the thing I think about when we're talking about this, and not only are we making them physically sick, these are. The younger generation today is not only gonna be more physically sick as they go through life, but they're mentally sick. Yeah. Their education has been poisoned. They're being. They're being raised to grow up with a mindset of it's always someone else's fault because of the Democrat Party and. And what they're being taught. And you keep hearing the Democrats talk as if they speak for young adults. They don't speak for most young adults, but the ones that do listen to them end up with this mentality of somehow it's never. It's always somebody else's fault. It's. It's the Republicans fault. It's the rich guy's fault. It's the white guy's fault. It's this fault. It's that fault that I'm not either. I'm not doing better. I don't have a better job. I don't make enough money. I can't do this. I can't do that. This, this, this sickness of like, strap up, go out there, do what you have to do to get ahead. This country is all about upward mobility. You have every ability, as anyone else does, to go out there and go get it if you want it. But the kids today and a whole generation of kids are being brought up to say, well, no, it's not my. His fault, it's his fault, it's the system's fault, it's this fault, it's the Republicans fault, it's the state's fault, it's my governor's fault, it's this fault, it's that fault. It's not me. It's everything else.

[C]

That's all they do is point the finger, you know, and that's what Elon. So I was saying about Elon Musk. That's what Elon Musk did. And they tried to run him out of business. They tried to end his companies. They were burning Teslas. Can you imagine what they're gonna try and do to rfk, you know, which might even be a bigger corrupt mess here regarding all the monies that are going back and forth to our senators and others. Who knows all that lobbying money too. The number one lobbyist in the White House.

[D]

Yeah. When you add up all big pharma, big agriculture, anybody who needs to make sure that they've got their, their chemicals involved in whatever they need produced big pharma donations. Vin, you want to hear a few?

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Bernie Sanders out of a month, $1.953 million.

[C]

Wow.

[D]

Raphael Warnock, he's brand new to the, to, to the Senate, Senate game, but he's already up to $1.7 million. Democrat Patty Murray out of Washington, 1.6. 1 $6 million. Elizabeth Warren, Lauren Fokahontas herself, 1.2. 2, $5 million. Ron Wyden, who you just saw there, he gets 1.2. He's on the lower scale. I guess he's, he's got to work on his game. Ed Markey, now we're, now we're into the $600,000, 661,000. All these are Democrats that I'm reading to you, by the way. I'm sure there are some Republicans there that, that aren't on this list. But, but there you have a big farm of donations to these senators who all publicly oppose RFK Jr and it's for a reason, even the media, you know, trying to make sure that their influence is felt. CNN tried to do it, Harry Anton put an end to it. He fact checked him, basically. Cut number 10. Here is Harry Entin exposing that RFK is not the least popular Trump official. As a matter of fact, it's quite the opposite. Cut number 10. Check. Check it.

[C]

You know, Harry, it's interesting. All morning long I've been saying Secretary Kennedy could be the most embattled member of the Cabinet. Fact check me here.

[G]

No, I think that's a false.

[C]

That's a false.

[G]

That's a Daniel Dale fact check for you. False on that. What are we talking about here? Net favorable ratings of key Trump officials. Look at this. RK Jr ain't exactly popular, but he's the most popular of all the key officials that we have recent polling on. Pete Hegseth, his net favorable, -14 points. JD vision -11. Marco Rubio -10. RK Jr. S at -7. But -7 beats -10. Beats -11. Beats -14. So, no, RFK Jr. Is not a drag on President Trump. He's not the most embattled. In fact, he is the most popular official in Trump's cabinet, at least according to the polling.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

There you have it from Damon, your favorite guy, Harry Anton, who loves the poll.

[C]

That is amazing, isn't it, that he is that popular. I personally love the guy. One of the things I love that he is doing besides everything he's doing is he's looking at health.

[B]

By the way, there's no way those numbers are what they are.

[C]

No, no, no. That's, that's, that's ridiculous. It's just a ridiculous poll. But he's, he's talking about healthy food. He's talking about healthy natural remedies. He's talking about things that most of the rest of the world, you know, does in Asia. You know, it's a very, very big culture and natural remedies and using herbs and all those types of things. But it's all of these things. He's talking about them, them as solutions when we haven't talked about those things at all. Except for maybe a chiropractor who. I love these chiropractors. I love the functional medicine doctors. They talk about it.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

You know, but you don't see our government talking about it or anyone else. And we know that these things are good for you and they do work in many, many ways.

[D]

Speaking of chiropractors, Damon and I share a mutual contact.

[C]

You do?

[D]

Who's very influential in the RFK world. As a matter of fact.

[C]

He's got your back, huh?

[D]

Who just Celebrated. Damon, we didn't wish our contact. Our mutual contact contact a birthday that he just celebrated last week.

[B]

Oh, did he?

[D]

Yes, Celebrated a birthday. So happy birthday.

[B]

I think I wish them happy birthday.

[C]

Okay, good. Well, this is a big mystery day of.

[D]

We just didn't do it on the air like we should.

[C]

What's the mystery here? What's going on?

[D]

Well, he's just a. He's just a contact.

[C]

Good contact.

[D]

People have contacts.

[B]

Well, he's as nuts as Rick is. That's why they don't know about that, even though I introduced him to each other.

[D]

So you've been friends with him much longer than I have?

[B]

Oh, 20. I don't know, 20. Almost 18 years. There you go.

[D]

It's our mutual contact.

[C]

Do you remember, Damon, when we were doing the Dr. Jerry show?

[B]

Sure. So you mind if I micro the microbiome?

[C]

Yeah. Tell this little quick story. I meet this guy on a plane, and he tells me a story about what pesticides and poisons are in toothpaste. And he's telling me all of these things. It's just horrible. And he's like, I go to Colgate, I go to other companies. They won't. They won't change. This is poison, and you can't even swallow it. He said, I've created a product that, you know is good for you, does all the things that you want it to do, and you can eat it. And I just thought to myself, how is that possible? That a little kid could take a tube of any of the toothpaste, you know, and swallow some of that, have to be rushed to the hospital? What product are we possibly allowing to do that? And it opened my eyes to a lot of this functional medicine stuff that I'm talking about.

[D]

About.

[C]

He was a big advocate of that, as you know.

[B]

Yeah, he's also a big advocate of not getting a root canal. Now. Have you seen some of his videos? I don't know if you still see some of his videos, but that's big. The root canal thing is, like, one of the bigger scams ever. He said a lot of so many people's health problems come from when the first time they get a root canal.

[C]

Yeah, they open.

[B]

If you walk into a dentist and you ask them if they do root canals, they say, yes, walk out. All right. 43 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, we got a tie game. 77 Eagles, Cowboys. Slick was feeling good.

[C]

That was quick.

[B]

I'm maybe a little bit nervous about where this game's going.

[C]

We'll see Belich to the front row.

[B]

We're back with Vinnie Max News right.

[D]

After.

[B]

Sai to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Slick is here, but he's watching his cowboys so he's not doing sports tonight. We're gonna, we have Slick Cam, though. So we're watching Slick watch the game. Right now it's 7 7. So slick is still in it. So he's still feeling okay right now. Vinnie Mac is here. Rick Delgado's here, Aaron and Fran holding it down. Real America's Voice all across the country. And of course, 1039 LI News Radio on your radio. Glad you all watching, listening, wherever you are. Make sure you watch us on the Real America's Voice YouTube right now. Real America's Voice YouTube. I see a bunch of our friends over there. I'm in there right now. Lisa Clark, Sue Salaburo, Doyle, Cole Coyle, Gary S. All in there watching 6p. So make sure you head over to YouTube, do a search for Real America's voice and you can watch us on the Real America's Voice YouTube channel. Make sure you hit the like and subscribe. And the Little Bell notification, 263 likes right now on the YouTube. On the Real America's Voice YouTube. Almost a thousand people watching. So we need to get the likes up over there. Everybody, if you haven't hit the thumbs up there. Yep, hit the thumbs up265 right now. I'd like to see that get over 3, 400 here before the end of this segment, which is going to be Vinnie Max News, which is brought to you by our friends at Eternal Life Coin. Vinny Mac is here. What's going on, Vin?

[C]

A couple of things that have struck me today, one of which is, you know, Trump's latest approval rating came out out. And before I tell you what that is, let's, let's put into context what's happened the last couple of weeks. We sent in the national guard in D.C. and the left's hair went on fire everywhere. Every channel other than some conservative networks that get turned on. They were freaking out about this. The dictatorship. You can't do this. The guy in Chicago. I'm not even going to justify anyone in leadership, leadership in Illinois and Chicago by mentioning their names because they're some of the most pathetic leaders we have in this country. All the stuff they're pushing regarding Trump coming in and trying to save lives. I think I mentioned this the other night. If I told you I could save one life Isn't that worth it? Yeah, it is. So all of these things are going on, they're just lambasting Trump. You've got, at every turn, you got the Russia and Zelensky thing and you have all these other things happening. You would think that his approval rating might not be as good as it is, but it's the highest it's ever been. It's 55%. 55%. Considering the level of hatred and just un. Un. Unrelenting savagery they do against this guy, he's still at 55%. That speaks volumes. I'm going to, I'm going to use what many of my teachers had to do in many of the classes that I attended in college and use a curve here, because if you put this on a realistic curve, he's probably more at mid-60s in terms of the country really saying he's doing a good job. Not even 55% if it were objective.

[D]

Well, I mean, look at every angle they go after him on, they're going after him on the, you know, oh, he's trying to stop crime. Can't have that. Oh, he's trying. He's killing terrorists. We can't have you killing terrorists. Anything that, Anything that makes sense to do. It's almost comical to hear completely against. It's amazing.

[C]

The point that you make is so good because they have. What this polling says to me is the American people are watching, they're paying attention. Now there's the fringe and there's a lot of fringe people out there that just have Trump Derangement syndrome and they need a lot of therapy. Cuz they're just not gonna get out of it by normal means. But the American people are saying the same things that we're all seeing. Yeah. If you could send the National Guard and you could save one life that I don't have to hear one parent mourn for their kid being shot in Chicago if I don't have to see that. Yeah. Okay. And that's what's the best part about all this stuff, is the people are actually paying attention. Rfk, with the numbers you showed as the most popular of everyone in the Trump's cabinet speaks volumes. We all pay for health care through the nose, by the way. Health care is the most expensive it's ever been. I know. I was talking to Damon about this because I was asked to get on statin and I'm like, these are like Chiclets and maybe I need them, maybe I don't. But I do know that they're prescribed like like gum. Like you just, you just take these, I'll take these. You got to take these. You got to take this. You got to. How about I just adjust my diet a little? How about I take in foods that might burn some cholesterol? How about I do some other things I get. If you take them, I'm not poo pooing them. I'm just saying they're prescribed, like Chiclets. And then, then you hear of people who are addicted to painkillers, addicted to drugs they're prescribing and, you know, just kind of makes me wonder, like, what is their motive here?

[D]

Right. And going back to the statins, I was just reading something the other day where once you're on statins, you're on them for life. That's, that's the goal is to get you on them for life. So the pharmaceutical companies don't make any money if they heal you. So they're not gonna do that then. That's crazy talk. Yeah. What they want to do is make sure that you are a customer for life. Life. Which is why they link up with the, with the hospitals, with the, what do you call it, the health insurance companies, because they're all playing the same game. Hey, if I can get, if I can get you to do this and I can get money from that, and they get money. It's all, they're all just leasing the American people because that's what we've been taught, that you need this. Meanwhile, all these, all these drugs are only new from the last hundred, 100 plus years, 110 years before that. It was like you were talking about earlier, natural medicines, Chinese medicine, herbs. Most of these pharmaceuticals are made with, guess what? Natural. The natural stuff that they then take and they add it, they add, what do you call it, the, the other stuff to make the, the pill.

[C]

Right.

[D]

But they, they put in all these additives to change it up, but they still have to start with the original medicine, the real medicine.

[C]

Well, what is chronic illness? Chronic illness is something that you don't get cured. It's just continual in your life. It's chronic. So to your point though, chronic illness is right in the healthcare system's wheelhouse. That's exactly what they want. You need to be on these anti anxiety pills, you need to be on this cholesterol pill, all these other things for life. I totally get it. And I don't think these are by accident, you know, that our health system is so screwed up that the things we put in our foods are so screwed up that we have this level of chronic illness, and yet the pharmaceutical companies are at record numbers. I'm all for science, like, yeah, I want to see cancer cured. I don't want people to die of cancer ever again or any other disease like that. But that's the stuff they should be solving for and they should be curing people, as you mentioned. But when I see these numbers about chronic illness, all I can think about is they're in partnership with the pharmaceutical business, the food companies are, because they're supplying then the remedies to this chronic illness for their whole life. Crazy, right?

[D]

And that's why, you know, you go back to the chiropractors who are natural. They practice natural medicine. They believe in body adjustments to help your body heal itself. That's part of the, part of what they do. Also, you know, you're talking about the food. I know, I know people that recently went to Italy freaked out that, oh, I'm going to gain all this weight, you know, being in Italy and eating the food because the food is so good and blah, blah, blah. They end up losing weight, eating more. Because the food that we have here wouldn't be sold over there. Because over there, even though Europe is really screwed up, their food isn't poison like ours.

[C]

Well, think about this. If you go to Italy in particular, but maybe France and some other countries, and you want to buy a peach, you buy that peach on Monday and you eat that peach Monday night or Tuesday because the peach is not going to be ripe for that long. You buy a peach here, it's good for like two or three weeks, right? If you want to go to the supermarket shopping in Europe, you go that day for that night's meal or maybe the next day. What happens here? Here we go for the month or week, right? And those are all the preservatives. That's the stuff in our food. McDonald's used to make great french fries. They still taste good, but now they're all preservatives. They used to be made out of potatoes. Now they use potatoes and a bunch of other chemicals, you know, that are horrible. RFK's pointed this out as well. I used to love getting McDonald's french fries, by the way. You know, I won't go near that stuff.

[D]

Same thing with, same with thing with ice cream. A lot of the ice creams you see in the stores now, they won't say ice cream on the box because they can't.

[C]

They can't, they can't.

[D]

They have to say daily dairy, frozen and Dessert or some, some variation of that.

[B]

How about Dairy Queen? What would you consider?

[D]

That depends. Do they actually call it ice cream or do they, you know, do they call it something else?

[B]

Dairy Queen. All right, hour two coming up live from Studio 6B right after this, more news with Delgado, Vinnie Mac, Slick watching his cowboys. Looking good so far.

[C]

Yep.

[D]

What is it?

[B]

We're back right after this. It's.

[D]

As Big D double dizzle in.

[B]

The six speed brizzle live on Real America's Voice. Vizzle, baby. All right, nine o'. Clock. Thanks, Snoop. Hour two live from Studio 6P, Real America's Voice across the airways of 103, 9LI News Radio. Slickster has joined us in the studio. Yeah, he has decided he'd like to actually see the game in real time. Not on the hairy buffering spectrum special where they're still singing the national anthem. Man, oh man. Yeah. So now we know why Harry's news is always so late.

[D]

You know what, That's a great point. That's what it is.

[B]

Harry always sends me things when he's in there that we've covered an hour ago. And I was wondering why that is. Now we know.

[D]

Now we know.

[E]

Oh, man.

[C]

It makes for a bad gambler because the scores are over and he's betting on things at that time. Sir, the game is over. Sorry.

[B]

Yeah. So Slick's out here to watch the game for hour two. Rick Delgado is going to do some more news. Vinny Mac's got some more news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always, of course you the live from Studio 6B. Audience, wherever you're watching, we appreciate it. Tomorrow night we'll be live at the America first warehouse. 8 o' clock live on Real America's Voice. And of course hopefully a packed house over at the America first warehouse for another pizza night Live Friday there at Joe the Box. And all of his staff always so welcoming to us and we always appreciate, appreciate it. And we're a week away from the the big event. Rebels, Rogues and outlaws. Oh, I got that right. Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws. Look at that, Steve Band coming to town bringing War Room 5 to 7 on Friday night we'll have an hour break for food and meet and greet.

[D]

Mayhem.

[B]

And then mayhem starts at 8, 8 to 11. Whoa. Next Friday night night.

[E]

Man, Aaron's fired up.

[C]

What do we have to bring Harry in?

[B]

What are we going to do in that third hour? Let Harry do the. Do the news from Thursday, I guess. I don't know. Harry will do the news, so we'll Do. We're going to do three hours.

[E]

Wow, man.

[B]

With a packed house. We hope. At the America first warehouse. If you haven't scanned the QR code.

[E]

There, it'll sell out.

[B]

Do it, do it, do it quick. It's going to be a fun weekend. Friday and Saturday. And Vinnie Mac will be there playing the piano and singing solos. Right. I think no charge. He should be paying you to have to listen.

[C]

So I'm gonna play Three Times a Lady by Lionel Richie and I'm gonna sing it in German.

[B]

Okay. There you go. All right. Very good.

[C]

Yeah, just, just, just to give you a little heads up.

[B]

That sounds good.

[D]

Well, that should do a good job of clearing the floor.

[C]

Yeah, yeah, we got. Someone's gotta.

[E]

I've got so many lines, but I'm gonna be hitting myself right now.

[D]

Somebody could cleanse the palette. You know what I was thinking about? The, the Harry feed in the, in the, in his office there. It'd be great for playing Wheel of Fortune with Harry. Right? You could, you could walk into his office just as they, they start the new puzzle.

[C]

The puzzle and walk out.

[E]

Then he go on a Wheel of Fortitude. Never mind.

[C]

Genius.

[D]

He, he, he. He would freak out. Like, how do you know all this?

[C]

You should be on Jeopardy. I can't believe this.

[B]

Yeah. All right, three minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. So let me get to a couple quick things. I want number one, just the news. Cash Patel reveals. Now this is. This is a welcome change to the FBI. Cash Patel reveals FBI stopped potential mass shooting at North Carolina preschool. Parents should know we will never hesitate to respond with urgency to protect their kids, their schools and their communities. Patel said in a statement. FBI Director Cash Patel on Thursday revealed that his team stopped a potential mass shooting at a preschool after a North Carolina man allegedly threatened to massacre a group of 20 black preschoolers. The suspect, identified as 25 year old Zachary Charles Newell, was taken into federal custody on Monday and charged with interstate threat to kidnap or injure. The threat was allegedly made on YouTube on August 27th. Seventh, Newell posted a comment under the username Commentators Hate Me where he allegedly stated his intention to shoot up, quote, unquote, a preschool, injuring or killing 20 black children. He also made a racist threat online the day before. No specific school was named. Quote, threats of violence against children are beyond unacceptable acts of cowardice. Cash told the outlet the FBI worked quickly with our partners in North Carolina to ensure this individual was taken into custody before he could act. Parents should know we will never hesitate to respond with urgency to protect their kids, their schools and their communities. The arrest comes after two children were killed in a mass shooting in Minneapolis last month where the shooter opened fire on a Catholic school while students were attending mass. The alleged shooter died from a self inflicted gunshot wound there. So the FBI and Cash Patel obviously got this tip and, and got into action and took care of this lunatic before you could do any damage.

[C]

And that's what they do. You know, there's so many things they prevent, which is why having a unbiased FBI, an unbiased police force, just folks that are out there to help us, like the guys in New York who are supposed to be watching on terrorists and so on, they stop so many things that we don't know about. Well done, Cash. This is what they should be doing. Not worried about going to get Donald Trump and not worried about hiding all the illegal stuff that Biden's doing or Hillary's doing.

[B]

Yeah, how about we don't talk about this stuff until the guy's under arrest, which is a nice change too. How about that? Yeah, you know, we don't have to say the guy's on our radar. We don't say anything. How about just go get them, arrest them, then talk about it? Well, you know, did here.

[C]

A lot of these shootings have a couple of common components and that is a lot of the shooters are on medication for, for mental, some sort of a mental irregularity or illness. I mean, that's where the epidemic is in this country, is in this area. And if we're going to try and fix these things, it's in the mental health side of the world because they all seem to be on something that get arrested.

[B]

Yeah. The other quick thing I wanted to get to before we get back to headlines with Delgado is over at the New York Post. I'm sure other people have it, but New York Post today, Caitlin Doomboss. Here's what FBI agents took from John Bolton's house in the raid and what charges he could face. Federal agents seized three computers, two iPhones and reams of documents from former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton's house during their Aug. 22 raid, according to court records, which also revealed that the 76 year old could soon face charges that may land him in prison for more than a decade. The feds raided Bolton's Bethesda, Maryland home and Washington, D.C. office as part of an investigation into alleged allegations that he snuck national security files out of the White House during President Trump's first term by emailing them to family members on a Private server, high ranking FBI officials told the Post at the time. Oh, now, can you imagine being John Bolton working for the President of the United States and then calling your sister and saying, hey, you're going to get an email from me. Don't look at it, but forward it to my J. Bolton at AOL or whatever. I mean.

[D]

To mustache [e-mail].

[C]

They also found he had files set up on Trust Trump. Like he was obsessed with getting Trump in any which way he could.

[B]

In addition to the high tech hardware, agents confiscated two USB drives, a hard drive, four boxes of printed daily activities, typed documents and folders labeled Trump 1 through 4.

[C]

There you go.

[B]

And a white binder labeled Statements and Reflections to Allied Strikes, according to an inventory that was made public today. The warrant also revealed that Bolton is being looked at for allegedly violating two sections of the Espionage act of 1917 forbidding unauthorized possession or removal of national defense information, and other law preventing hoarding of classified files. His buddy Hillary Clinton should be able to school him in this. Of course, she was saved from this because James Comey rewrote the statute, which of course she violated as well. Well, probably to more of a degree than he, if it ends up that he did. Probably did. If tried and convicted on all counts, Bolton could face up to 25 years behind bars. The longtime diplomat has not been arrested or charged with a crime yet. Investigators shelved the case. Now, listen to this. Investigators shelved the case during the Biden administration, leaving current FBI Director Cash Patel to reopen the proof upon learning of its existence about a month after taking office in February, the officials told the Post. Now Trump's Justice Department is questioning whether the Biden's FBI decision not to pursue the case against one of the most staunch Trump foreign policy critics was politically motivated. Well, let me do my duty here and help the Trump Justice Department save the money and the time of looking into whether it was politically motivated. I could tell them right now, now the answer is yes. There you go. You're done. What do you think about this, Delgado?

[D]

You know what? I applaud because this is what we need. This is what we voted for, right? We voted because these scumbags have been doing this for decades. And finally, somebody, we don't have to suspect it anymore. Now we're starting to see it. Now we're just waiting for the last part of this little game that they've been playing. And the last part is his trials and convictions and jail time. That's exactly what all we're waiting for, especially. And John Bolton, let him be the first. I don't care. I don't care which one it is, as long as it opens the door for everybody else. Like I said, I think they've had to prep us and not go for the big kahuna just yet. You start with some of the lower people. Get people used to it first. Before you go, oh, you know what we're going to do now? We're going to go up the chain a bit. We're going to have to go. Go after a Clapper and a Comey, because now they'd be like, well, they went after Bolton, they got him. They could easily get. Get those guys. They did much worse. And it just accelerates up the ladder till finally we see a Clinton end up in a nice jumpsuit, maybe 40 short.

[C]

I'd love to see that. You know what else it says?

[B]

Alana Martin on the real America's voice. YouTube says, when I said it, Jay Bolton at AOL, you've got illegal classified mail.

[C]

That. That's a good one.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

You know what else it says to me, though, is that there are some good people in the FBI. Some good people in the FBI, but we're investigating a lot of things, a lot of things that we thought were wrong, and they were investigating them, only to be shut down by the Biden doj, by corrupt FBI leaders, by all these folks, and now to be found and reopened by Kash Patel. So if there's any solace to this, it is that we do have some great people working at FBI who found things really troubling and puzzling. Not just this. There's several things that are going on right now that they shut down these cases and Cash Patel has looked at it, or the DOJ's looked at it and said, wait a second, why was this shut down? You know, they just shut everything down that was putting any of their people in harm's way. So I find that great because I'm, for one, I've been so down on the FBI man and the Justice Department. But it's just the leadership, really, that it seems to be, and maybe the second level, too.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

All the bureaucrats that, you know, believe that they know what's best. And, you know, you heard a bunch of former FBI and a guy like Dan Bongino talk about it where he knows people that they're like, they're downtrodden because they see what the leadership has done to the agency.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

And, you know, that's not the. It's not what they want to be doing. They want to be going after these people who are committing crimes. Instead it's all being politicized and people are being protected and people that should be in jail are walking around scot free collecting huge checks and continuing to have these great lives that they don't deserve.

[C]

Yeah. Yet the January Sixers are. You know, we're serving two years, three years, five years in federal state penitentiaries for a misconduct demeanors.

[B]

Right.

[C]

I mean that's all you need to.

[B]

See our live from Studio 6 speed. Twelve minutes past the hour. Take a quick break. We'll be back six might want to do sports while he's sitting here. We got a tie game. 14 14.

[C]

There you go.

[B]

I don't know how much longer his team is going to hold on here but we'll see. Delgado's got more headlines. Vinnie Mank's got more news. Aaron and Fran holding it down of course you live from Studio 6P audience on Real America's voice. All of you listening on 1039 LI News Radio. We appreciate you all. We'll be back right after after this.

[D]

Sam, that's the interview.

[B]

Well, just hold on a second here and I'll get to. I don't even know where it is.

[D]

One night off.

[B]

I know but I don't see where it is. Here it is.

[D]

All right.

[B]

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[E]

Well, we got a shootout in Lincoln Financial Field there, Big d. Right now it's 1414, Cowboys scoring and then the Eagles are answering every time the Eagles have answered. Jalen Hurts just scampered for about a 15 yard touchdown run there, so he's doing a great job as well. CD Lamb, three catches for 76 yards so far in the first half. Not too bad, 526 to go in the first half. We're all tied at 14. Dallas has the ball and is at midfield so they're not quite on the move, but they're looking to seize the opportunity and maybe get a quick score right here before the half. But good game so far. I don't know that Dallas is going to be able to win this in a shootout because I think Saquon Barkley has yet to get going and once he does, I. I think that the game will start to shift. But we'll see.

[B]

Hey, Aaron, I was just sitting here and I see who somebody posted about the game tonight. We got to get on the odds makers this year. Brian Glenn.

[A]

Oh, yeah, right.

[E]

He said he wanted to be on, right?

[A]

He did say that.

[B]

Great.

[E]

See if we can get him for tomorrow night.

[B]

Well, no, well, Farmer Brooks on tomorrow.

[E]

I said we'll get him on. We'll get him on next week.

[A]

He should come to the warehouse next weekend.

[C]

We'll buy him.

[E]

He likes pizza. We probably could woo Brian in just for the pizza. Yeah, don't laugh. He really likes pizza.

[C]

Pizza to bribe.

[D]

And I'm sure he'll wear a suit.

[E]

Oh, we know he'll wear a suit.

[B]

All right. We got to think about that.

[A]

That's a pretty good.

[B]

We should have a rap personality. Well, maybe next season we'll do that. I didn't think of that. Steve Gruber probably would be great too. On the odds makers.

[A]

It would be.

[B]

There's a lot of people who would be great.

[E]

We have a lot of great ones.

[C]

A lot of people.

[B]

A lot of people who'd be great. Of course, the ultimate would be get to get to Zen Master are on to pick the games.

[C]

Thank you.

[B]

Oh, yeah. But if he was there, if he ever. If he ever was able to win the week and do better than all of us. I don't know if I could ever live. I don't know what I would do.

[A]

Yeah, that would be kind of tough.

[B]

Oh, man. And Zen Jr. Would be great, too.

[E]

Yeah, he's a big Detroit Lions fan. Zen.

[A]

Well, they can pick next week.

[E]

Some play maybe.

[B]

We'll think about that. All right, slick. So go ahead. I'm sorry.

[E]

Well, President Trump was just announced a few minutes ago. He's going to attend the US Open men's final in New York. This is Ryan Gato.

[B]

Really?

[E]

President.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

He's unbelievable, right?

[C]

He's everywhere.

[B]

I love sports.

[E]

Will attend the U.S. men's final on Sunday. A White House official confirmed to Fox News on Thursday night. The men's final will take place at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing Meadows in the Queens section of New York City. The participants are yet to be determined. No American men will be in the final as Taylor Fritz, the last among the men, was knocked out earlier in the tournament. But pretty cool stuff there. President. He's going to the. And that'll be going to the Ryder cup two weeks from there.

[B]

Yeah. And I'll see him there.

[E]

Oh, you always. Has things changed?

[B]

Maybe.

[E]

Really?

[B]

Really, You Just kidding. Oh, man. Just having a little fun.

[C]

But that's leadership, man. That's what leadership's all about. He's showing up, he's showing pride. People are excited. He's going to our big events. You know, the finals of that. The Ryder Cup. What else has he been at? The NASCAR stuff.

[E]

Oh, nascar. He did a lap in the car and everything.

[C]

He did a lap in the car.

[E]

He's unbelievable.

[D]

And he goes to MMA here's another.

[E]

Event I think he might show up to too. Boxing legends Tyson and Mayweather Jr. To compete in exhibition. This is Andreas Hale and this is from ESPN. Boxing legends Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Agreed to compete in an exhibition match next spring. The event will be put on by CSI Sports FightSports, but details regarding a location, date and where the fight will be broadcast have yet to be determined. I've been doing this for 30 years and there hasn't been a single fighter that can tarnish my legacy, Mayweather 50, 0, 27 KOs, said in the press release. You already know what I'm going to do. I'm going to do something. It's going to be big and it's going to be legit legendary. I'm the best in the business of boxing. This exhibition will give the fans what they want. Well, Mayweather's got to gain a lot of weight to be in Tyson's class because he at his prime fight he fought at about158,160, so I don't know that's going to be very.

[C]

Even at Tyson's age, man, he could hit really hard.

[E]

Yes, we'll see what happens, Big D. But that's a big one for the spring. Maybe we have a fight party at Big D's house. What do you think?

[C]

Okay.

[E]

Oh, by the way, I got to say one thing before I get back to focusing on what's very important is but my game. I tried that spy trail honey bourbon last night for my birthday. I had, didn't have a drink all day and I popped that bottle that you bought me when we went there to say that again, Big D bought me a bottle. Let me tell you, that is the best, you know what bottle of bourbon I have ever had in my life. The, the start and the finish on that honey bourbon is out of this world. We got to get Mark back down to the warehouse and get him going, man, because that is, that's out of this world, sucker.

[B]

You just looking for free honey bourbon?

[E]

No, I'm just telling you I think world needs to taste that. It's that good. I mean, I'm, I'm, I am telling Fran that honey bourbon was off the chart. Fran will appreciate it. He knows, he's, and he knows his bourbon, so. So does Aaron. Aaron needs a bottle.

[D]

Aaron.

[B]

And they sold out about every two nights to get through this show. I think maybe we could get a sponsorship. What, an hour at work? That's too much, Frank.

[E]

No, they sold out. They said their biggest sellouts In Harry at a Bold Hill concert.

[B]

All right, 24 past the hour live from Studio 6P. So I went back and looked at Brian Glenn. That's not as he said. I'm throwing a yellow flag on the opening of the NFL season. Political messages in both end zones indicate a very woke season. Oh, no. Season ahead. We just won football.

[C]

Why does the NFL continue to allow this stuff?

[B]

Well, the picture, the picture, the picture. He. To be fair, the picture he put up. All it says is choose love. Which I am all for. I don't know what the rest of the end zone says, but he, but his.

[C]

There may be more to.

[B]

He has a problem with choose love. I guess. Brian. Brian. I don't know. I guess it's football. So he wants, you know, he just wants, he wants go get him. Yeah, he wants hit, hit him hard, knock him out.

[C]

He wants politics, any of this stuff.

[D]

He just wants smash mouth, smash mouse.

[B]

Football. No love. Yeah, I get it.

[D]

I get it.

[C]

Dallas doing any of this stuff.

[E]

By the way, Dallas with the field goal.

[B]

Look, you're up, you're, you're looking way better than I thought you were.

[E]

Yeah, so far.

[B]

So clearly I'm going to be, look, be made to look a fool here.

[C]

Yeah, that's why I put my money.

[B]

On Dallas, which is not surprising.

[E]

Still two minutes to go. They'll probably go right down a field.

[C]

Philly, let's go to Harry's TV and, and see the game.

[B]

Tied 00.

[E]

Minute, just finishing.

[B]

Oh, man. All right. 26 bass hour live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this.

[D]

Sam.

[B]

All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Thursday night real America's voice. Slick series doing sports and of course watching his cowboys tonight who are hanging right in there. Looking pretty good so far. Far I've been dead wrong about this game as of right now, but we'll see how the rest of it goes. Rick Delgado's here. He's going to do some more headlines. Vinnie Mac's got some more news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. But right now, please welcome back to the show our friend from Birch Gold, precious metal specialist Philip Patrick. Mr. Patrick, how are you doing?

[H]

Well, guys, how are you?

[B]

Very, very good. Busy Thursday night. It's always a pleasure to have you on the show. We appreciate you giving us a few months moments, lots to talk about. Let me ask you this. A lot of talk about tariffs, obviously we see some of the. These rogue courts still out of control. Tariffs being ruled right as of Right now, quote unquote illegal. President's going to go to the Supreme Court. Where does this leave the administration? We've heard the President talk about how detrimental it would be to the country if this was to be held up. I think there's a lot of people on Wall street who probably think differently, who would like to see the tariffs go away. What, what say you?

[H]

Look, if they ruled them illegal, it would be a bombshell scenario, right? Tariffs were meant to be a revenue source for Washington, bringing in hundreds of billions of dollars annually if the courts declare them illegal and perhaps even force repayment, which we'll see. That's a massive whole blown in government finances. It means not only the loss of future revenue, but potential literally hundreds of billions refunded to the companies who paid in. And what that does is obviously pushes the US into even more debt at a time when we're already borrowing 4 to 5 billion dollars a day and refinancing another 10 to 15 billion dollars a day. Think about it. We're already struggling to refinance the $37 trillion debt load. Take away tariff revenue and the whole only deepens. The Trump administration has had a two pronged approach to controlling costs. It's been DOGE to eliminate, eliminate waste, fraud and abuse and tariffs or the Department of External Revenue to bring in new cash. Of course, DOGE has failed to live up to expectations and now tariffs are looking risky too. Anything that lowers government revenue in this climate is problematic for us. And the tariffs were looking really good from a revenue standpoint.

[B]

And of course the Fed has been saying all along part of their hesitation is obviously they continue to say tariffs. We don't know exactly where, what, what you know, you just keep hearing tariffs. Tariffs we don't know because tariffs, we don't know what this can be because the tariffs, they keep saying tariffs. And the Fed's got a lot going on. Trump obviously wants rates cuts. You have what's going on with Fed Governor Lisa Cook. You have obviously Jerome Powell who's going to be out in the beginning of 2026. What does the Fed do you think think about this whole thing?

[H]

Look, it's, it's, it's a very interesting time. As you mentioned, you got accusations flying at Fed Governor Lita Cook of fraud. We've got questions about legitimacy, political interference in the Fed and it's just adding ultimately to instability at a time when we need clarity. At the same time, the cost of refinancing the debt is surging and that's the biggest problem of All a year ago it cost 4% to borrow for 30 years. Now it's 4.97. And by the way, this was in a climate where the Fed lowered interest rates. Rates, which tells us demand for our debt is waning. But it may not sound like a lot, but it's $100 billion a year over the next 30 years. That's 3.1 trillion. That's just in refinancing costs. So right now we've got a central bank under scrutiny, political uncertainty around its governors and skyrocketing borrowing costs. This is not the picture at the moment of a stable financial system. And we've got to remember something. The dollar isn't backed by any thing apart from faith in the stability of the United States. We are looking shaky at the moment. I think Trump's doing all the right things. He inherited such a disaster. Everything's having second and third order effects.

[B]

Yeah. And of course, now we saw the ADP jobs report this morning. I think they were expecting. The ADP, I think was expecting 67,000. We got 60,000. Anything under 50 people were saying would be basically considered zero or a negative number. I also saw this week that for the first time since 2020, we have fewer job openings than we have people looking for work. So the labor market is becoming problematic. But for people listening to all of this who say, you know, this all just makes my hair hurt, how does this affect me? What do you say to them?

[H]

Look, it's the combination of all of these risks that we've been talking about, about. There is no margin for error.

[D]

Right.

[H]

If the courts strike down tariffs, if debt service crowns out spending, if the Fed can't stabilize foreign costs, this is going to have a dramatic effect on us as individuals. Right? So look, I think it's a case of getting what you can and trying to make steps to protect yourself. Precious metals, obviously, I work for Birch Gold Group. Right. But precious metals have hit over. Gold has hit more than 30 all time highs this year. Central banks are buying it today in their drop droves. Gold today is a larger portion of central bank reserves than US Government treasuries. Right. The trend is continuing. I think it will continue. And I think anybody out there should have a hedge in precious metals. Is that simple. There are so many issues. We've just got to make sure we're protected.

[B]

We're speaking with Philip Patrick from Birch Gold. You can text the word America to 989-898 and get your free information information kit to see how you can get started in Gold. Text America to the number 989-898. Philip Patrick, we always appreciate you joining us on the show. Thank you very much.

[H]

Thank you, guys. Take care.

[B]

All right, Philip Patrick from Birch Gold again, text America to 989-898 and Birch can, I mean, gold continues to hit record highs. And, you know, hard assets like gold and other things, when the Fed starts cutting rates, rates they're going to do, they're going to do well. Gold's done well in this environment and it's only going to get better. When the Fed starts lowering interest rate, all hard assets will be on a run for sure. Yeah.

[C]

You know, one thing that he mentioned I thought I want to jump on is, you know, and I think you mentioned it on the, the amount of jobs that need to be filled. It's not as big, but it's going to be huge. The amount of companies building factories and transitioning their businesses into architecture country the second half of this year and of course the first half of 2026 is astonishing. They're going to be hiring thousands and thousands of people in each of these factories. So I think you're going to see that turn in our favor big time because of the amount of investment going into the country. You're going to see a supply, a big, big time need for a lot of jobs. So it's coming, folks. Just don't let those numbers distract you. Like we're not doing the right things here because they are just take a little time to put themselves in place.

[B]

Well, all of this stuff works with a, a huge lag. Obviously, the tariffs have a lag. I mean, we haven't seen, we haven't seen so far other than the latest producer price index, which did show some tariff, you know, spillover to them. But we have not seen it as of now carry over to the cpi, the consumer price index. So consumers have not been picking it up. But we are seeing the labor market as of right now. Now. And to your point, Vin, that may happen next year. We'd have to wait and see. But there is some, there is a lot of softening in the labor market, which is why people are almost guaranteeing on September 16th that we're going to get some kind of rate cut from the Fed. It's built in already shocked if we don't.

[C]

The markets have built that in already. And the difference is that Trump's not creating government jobs, he's actually cleaning the government out. In the Biden administration the last four years, all they did was create government jobs and they told Us all, we traded all these jobs. Look at the economy, economy, they're government jobs, as Delgado was talking about earlier. They're just government jobs. And you can't get rid of these people and you don't even know what they do half the time. Trump is creating real jobs, actual industry jobs, jobs that you and I and others have worked at, companies not in government to supply us with our jobs.

[D]

Well, I wouldn't go that far. Trump hasn't created jobs, but he's doing what the government's supposed to do. He's creating the environment for these jobs to be created.

[C]

Look at those investments. What do you think that's going to do?

[D]

Right, but, but I mean, those are the companies that are going to move forward in doing those things. Of course, presidents do take, they take the beating when it's bad and they take the credit when it's good. But let's be honest. The, the, the, the empowering of removing regulations and getting companies and countries to reinvest in this, in this country is what's going to create those jobs. And like you said, the boom is coming. It just, it' like, like Damon was saying, we still haven't felt the tariff effect. We still haven't gotten the lag effect from, from the incoming, you know, money from, from the investments that's going to help create those things. So it's, it's kind of a give and take. It's, they kind of canceling each other out right now.

[C]

Yeah, right now. But it's coming and that's the good news. It's coming. The investments there. And they're not bogus government jobs.

[B]

Right?

[D]

Exactly.

[B]

39 past the hour. Let's do some more headlines with Rick Delgado. They're brought to you by our friends@emental lifecoin.com eternal lifecoin.com check them out online. What's going on, Delgado?

[D]

Tell me short. These are the world's greatest headlines. Damon, just so I could put that out there, Justice Department is probing mortgage fraud. We mentioned Lisa Cooks. Well, her attorney had some things to say here. Cut number three as things are starting to pick up speed. As a matter of fact, it looks like her attorney actually admits that Lisa Cooks did commit mortgage fraud. Cut number three. Check this out.

[G]

Coming in on the escalating mortgage fraud accusations and controversy embroiling Federal Reserve Governor the Lisa Cook who President Trump fired. Cook's lawyer Abby Lowell in a new court filing is trying to blame the Biden White House. Trying to pin on the Biden White House and the U.S. senate themselves. For not catching Cook's mortgage fraud allegations, claiming they did not vet her enough after she listed three homes as her principal residence. Says she's accused of doing that to get cheaper and lower mortgage rates.

[D]

Yeah. So that coming from the attorney saying no? Well, she may have committed the fraud, but at least she told those guys about it and they didn't point it out. So that's gonna be her claim, I guess from her attorney, Abby Lowell making that claim.

[B]

That's gonna be their defense. We told the Biden administration about it, but old pops there was so drooling in his oatmeal that they decided not to do anything about it. And they knew about it. We told them that she did this. So what are you guys all upset about? That's an interesting strategy.

[D]

Yeah, it's an interesting strategy. Admit that you committed the crime and then say, but you can't fire me for committing, committing the crime. Here is Byron Donald's responding to that as well. Cut number four. Talking about the mortgage fraud and explaining exactly why it matters so much.

[G]

Cut for her lawyer said U.S. senators and Biden White House advisers could have asked about any of these alleged inconsistencies and contradictions when the Senate confirmed her. Are they basically admitting what she did is wrong?

[I]

Yeah, that's basically an admission trying to pass the buck on some. Somebody else. Look, here's the deal.

[B]

She.

[I]

She defrauded a mortgage company. She said it was a primary residence. It was not. And I think it's important for people to understand the difference between a primary residence and a secondary residence is the amount of money you have to put down to buy the property. Under, you know, current law, you know, primary residence, you could put down 3%, 5% towards the purchase of the home. But when it's secondary property, property, you got to put down at least 20%. So we're talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars that she did not put down when she lied on a mortgage app saying that it was another primary residence. The fact that the Biden administration didn't catch her or didn't question it just demonstrates once again how inept the Biden administration was. But that does not mean that the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, does not have cause to remove her.

[D]

Yeah. And, and again, the news of the investigation comes amid against the high stakes legal fight that they're having with the Trump administration. One side saying, well, you know, it has to be written out that it was for cause and you just can't make up cause. But of course, Congress never verified or Put down in writing exactly what cause has to look like. So it gives a lot of latitude to the president to say, well, you being under investigation for fraud seems like a pretty good cause for me to say, you're out.

[C]

So for anybody.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

All right, one more to go. Vinnie Max, got some more news. Slick will give us an update on the game. And we've got probably the video of the day to get to. Live from Studio 6P right after this. RA all right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P. Okay, here's what we have to do. Quick. We got to pick who are the participants from the live from Studio 6B audience to be on the odds makers this year. All of you who see sent your names in. We're going to roll right now. Random number generator. We're going to pick the numbers and Aaron's going to announce the winners. We need 17 more people. Farmer Brooks doing week one. Here we go, Aaron. Okay, winner, number one. Are you going to put this up so they can see that we're doing this?

[A]

Oh, yeah. Okay.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

Oh, we're not going to put the names into slips.

[B]

Hat.

[A]

Standby.

[C]

We're not doing it the old fashioned way. This is technology.

[E]

Standby.

[A]

Okay, here we go.

[B]

Here we go. Winner, number one is.

[A]

Number one, Greg Kwood, who was on.

[C]

Last year, Greg Rick Kwood.

[B]

Here we go. Winner, number. Winner. Number two. Number seven.

[A]

Oh, number seven. That is Patrick Collins.

[B]

Okay, winner, number three is. Number 15.

[A]

Number 15 is Edward Brown.

[B]

Okay, winner, Brown. Winner, number four is number 14.

[A]

Number 14 is Mr. Jones.

[E]

Oh, he's got a thing going on.

[B]

It's number five. Look at that.

[A]

Number five is Susan Kimball.

[B]

Number six is. Number three.

[E]

Nice.

[A]

Number three, David Lacrosse.

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Okay, winner, number seven. Number 14.

[A]

Number four. Well, we did that.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

Yeah, we just did.

[A]

Number 13, Gina, who was also on last year.

[D]

All right, Gina Beliva.

[B]

Winner, number eight.

[C]

How you doing?

[E]

How you doing, Gina?

[A]

Number four. That is Mike Hardy.

[B]

Okay, Winner, number nine is. Number six.

[A]

That is Henry Mayer.

[C]

I was just going to say that. Henry.

[B]

Winner. Number 10 is. Number three.

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

Number five is very unscientific.

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Okay. Number 12.

[A]

Heidler. Okay, sorry, I can't read my own handwriting.

[B]

Number seven.

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Number 11.

[A]

Nancy Pierce and her daughter.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

A two for one.

[B]

Number one. We did. Number 11. We did. Yep. 13.

[D]

Yep, yep.

[B]

Okay, two.

[D]

How are you countering Matt Miller.

[B]

Matt Miller. How many is that?

[E]

Too many.

[B]

I think that's it.

[A]

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, we need five more. Okay, we picked a couple doubles.

[B]

Number 18.

[A]

18. That is Robert McGuire.

[B]

Oh, all right. Number five.

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Okay, number 12.

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Okay. 14.

[D]

Yeah, we did.

[B]

It's just picking random numbers. 12.

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It's terrible at it.

[B]

He did that. 15.

[A]

Craig Bowen. Craig Bowen. Bowen.

[B]

13.

[A]

I don't know. We did that.

[B]

Okay, 21. That's new.

[A]

That is new. Steve Ryder.

[B]

Okay, and we need two more, right?

[C]

13.

[D]

Did it.

[B]

13. 2. 16.

[A]

14. 16. Mike W. I don't know how to say it, your last name, but I know your email, so it's okay.

[B]

A Last one is 11. Did we do that?

[A]

11. We did that.

[B]

Okay, how about five?

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Okay, how About 18?

[A]

We did that.

[B]

Really? 17.

[A]

That is Christine Basic K. All right, there you go. We need one more.

[B]

Oh, really?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

How about eight?

[A]

We. Oh, no. Okay, that's Bob Mattioli.

[B]

All right, there you go. There's your odds makers. You all get an email from Aaron, okay? And make sure you confirm that you're ready to do it, and we'll put you in your week. And we've got all 17 weeks now.

[A]

All the details will be in your inbox.

[B]

There we go.

[C]

That's awesome.

[B]

Vinny Mac's here. Vinny Mac, what else is on your mind in the news?

[C]

A couple of things. There is a lot of investigation going on now by the White House and the DOJ because they're befuddled over. Over this auto pen thing. And what they're finding is a bunch of emails between folks in the Biden administration questioning whether Joe Biden actually approved any of these clemencies or full pardons that went out. I remember those mass, mass numbers that went out for all these people. And people are not only questioning, you know, did the big guy, you know, approve these, but how could he possibly approve. Approved all of these, and we didn't even provide them with the information. So they're digging into this deep. And this is a huge issue. One, it's probably one of the most controversial things I think I've ever heard happening in our government outside of just basic corruption we see every day from our government and senators and waste of money and so on. But this auto pen thing basically means that the government was hijacked by an internal group of people, not the president, and they made decisions based on that, and they pre pardoned all these people on top of it. So they have to uncover this entire thing on auto pen because what do we want to see happen here? We want to see those pardons and this auto pen and everybody who was pardoned via that to be unwound. That's what I want to see. So that's, but that's something that's getting a lot of juice and that's been on my mind. And one other thing, talk about global warming, we talk about autism, we talk about all these issues of things we've been convinced by everybody are really happening. While the study just came, came out regarding sea levels, then you remember we've been told the seas rising and rising and you know, New York's going to be, Manhattan is going to be wiped out. Florida is going to be, you know, half the state. I think it's going to be eaten up by water. All this stuff. Well, it's, they're not rising. They're rising at very, very, very small numbers. Nowhere near what the climate folks have been predicting. No more. Nowhere near from what all the, you know. Well, forget about Al Gorsa said, there's nothing Al Gore said, you know, has come true. But that's a big thing. We're finally hearing about studies that contradict this entire climate change, you know, hoax that's been going on. It's another one of these political movements to get money out there, which is what the Biden administration did. They threw money out in the billions to every Tom, Dick and Harry that had something that somehow, by the way, found their way to non profits and other people in the government that actually made a lot of money. Hmm. Let's create, create something said scare the hell out of everybody. Can you say Covid? And then a lot of other people get rich because of it. So I'm glad to see a study actually coming out with scientific backing that provides some clarity to this. And I don't doubt that pollution has an effect on our environment. I'm all for anything that protects our wildlife and our air, our water and all of these things, things. But it's just clear to me that they have created these hoaxes and they're, they're going to be found out one by one. We've cut their money off, but now we're starting to expose scientific studies that back up the opposite of what they're saying. So that caught my eye and I thought it was worth noting.

[B]

All right, let's get to the most crazy 34 seconds of the day. Cut five. Aaron, roll that.

[G]

The notion that rights don't come from.

[B]

Laws and don't come from the government. Government, but come from the creator. That's what the Iranian government believes. It's a theocratic regime that bases its rule on Shia law and targets Sunnis, Baha', Is, Jews, Christians, and other religious minorities. And they do it because they believe that they understand what natural rights are from their creator.

[G]

So the statement that our rights do.

[B]

Not not come from our laws or our governments is extremely troubling.

[C]

What he said is extremely troubling.

[D]

I mean, the way he looks is extremely troubling.

[B]

I mean, this guy has obviously ever heard of the Declaration of Independence. I mean, you know, we used to make fun of old Joe who used to try to recite it. All men are created equal by the thing. You know, the thing. But at least Joe actually probably understood it better than. Obviously, Tim Kaine understands that one of the core foundational principles of the country is just. Just that. And he thinks it's troubling and theocratic. Yeah, I mean, this is when you say the Democrat Party hates America. The Democrat Party hates America.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah. Pretty clear.

[D]

And they're not shy about it. These.

[C]

There's no holding back anymore.

[D]

No right.

[C]

They have let it out the door. The gates are open.

[B]

I mean, that is a crazy 34 seconds. Crazy town. That's crazy town right there.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. It wasn't so serious. I would have made it a crazy town. All right, as always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, emt. Slick. Good luck with the rest of this game. You're in there. Looking good.

[C]

21.

[E]

120.

[B]

Thanks, boys. On the show. Aaron, Frank, great job as always. We will see you tomorrow night live at the America First Warehouse, 8pm right here live from Studio 6B. We'll see you then, everybody.

[A]

This is an I Heart podcast.