Live From Studio 6B - Tuesday, January 27 2026

Summary

Real America’s Voice: Live From Studio 6B

Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Host: (Rotating crew) – lead host, Slick Rick (Sports), Kevin Downey Jr. (Comedian/PJ Media), Vin ("Vinnie Mac"), plus additional commentators

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Episode Overview

This edition of “Live From Studio 6B” delivers robust, opinionated discussion on current events, with the central themes including deepening divisions after protests in Minnesota, the Trump administration's evolving strategy in response, heavy sports talk (notably the Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub), pop culture, audience interaction, and candid riffs on political and cultural dynamics. The outspoken panel approaches everything through an unapologetically conservative, sometimes comedic lens.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Political Division & Minnesota Protests (03:09–04:49, 28:16–37:10, 38:40–44:30)

• Vin (Vinnie Mac) opens up about social divisions stoked by recent events in Minnesota, emphasizing a desire for unity while acknowledging the personal difficulty in bridging divides among friends on social media.

  "I'm trying to rationalize from a humanity standpoint... as humanity, we need to step back because the divide is so big right now." – Vin (03:09)

• Discussion ensues on the Minnesota police shooting, the aftermath, and the state's governor’s remarks—which the panel considers inflammatory and opportunistic, especially on Holocaust Remembrance Day.
• Vin criticizes Governor Tim Walz for invoking Nazi analogies:

  “Tim Waltz should be impeached simply for those boneheaded, stupid, deliberate comments...” – Vin (28:16)

• The conversation pivots to read the political machinations as a strategy to undermine the Trump team by provoking chaos and demanding resignations (i.e., Kristi Noem controversy). They praise Trump’s refusal to capitulate:

  “No. No is a complete sentence.” – Host, on Trump’s answer about firing Noem (31:18)

• Insight: The show frames Democrat responses as “orchestrated chaos” and holds that Trump’s negotiation style (“showing people their house”—ie. using leverage) is effective.

2. Trump's Campaigning & Voter Shift (08:12–12:50)

• President Trump begins campaign swings in Iowa, centering his pitch on economic recovery and affordability.
• Panel emphasizes Trump as the only true “needle-mover” in the Republican ranks, citing the enthusiasm at his appearances compared to other political figures.
• Clip from CNN features a former Biden voter and suburban mom from Iowa who, after initial skepticism, has shifted to a "Trump A-" grade—citing border security and improved economy as major issues.

  “There’s that saying: ‘Trump was right about everything.’ And that’s kind of how I’m feeling right now.” – Betsy Sarcone, former Biden voter (11:44)

• The group highlights this as a warning sign for Democrats, framing it as a harbinger of coming voter realignment.

3. Bill Belichick & the NFL Hall of Fame Snub (14:26–23:33)

• Slick Rick breaks the story: Bill Belichick, eight-time Super Bowl-winning coach, is denied first-ballot Hall of Fame induction.
• Panelists react with disbelief and outrage, suggesting politics and personality bias are to blame. Quotes from sports and media figures echo the disbelief:

  “If he doesn’t deserve to be in the Hall of Fame, then who?” – Host (17:02) “Jimmy Johnson: I’d like to know the name of the A-holes who did not vote for him. They are too cowardly to identify themselves.” (18:25)

• Strong consensus that sportswriters’ political leanings and personal vendettas corrupted the outcome.
• Notable moment: Extended riff comparing the Hall of Fame process to the Rock & Roll Hall (Iron Maiden snub), further equating “the joke is on the fans” (21:29).

4. AI, Robotics & Economy: Elon Musk at Davos (25:19–27:48)

• Diaper Diplomacy segment features Elon Musk on the transformative potential—and risks—of AI and robotics:

  “The only way to... give everyone a high standard of living? AI and robotics... There’ll be more robots than people.” – Elon Musk (25:42–27:48)

• Panel responds with skepticism and humor, needling Musk for verbosity and theoretical utopianism.

5. Minnesota Chaos, Law Enforcement & Federal Strategy (28:16–37:10)

• Deep dive into crisis management in Minnesota—Trump’s team swaps Kristi Noem for Tom Homan as envoy (‘the face of deportation’), to secure local law enforcement’s cooperation.
• Panel speculates on back-room negotiations, alluding to Trump’s “leverage” style and applauding the move as savvy.

6. Riot Footage & Social Media Mockery (38:40–44:30)

• Kevin Downey Jr. shares viral videos of protesters being injured by police munitions, mocking “tactical idiocy” and the cycle of confrontations:

  “These people genuinely think they're at war with MAGA.” – Vin (42:08) “Pick it up—keep picking them up, folks. Chuck them back, see what happens.” – Kevin Downey Jr. (41:41)

• Commentary on left-wing “actors” at protests and the risks they knowingly take.

7. Judicial Restraints & Law Enforcement (44:30–46:00)

• Controversy over federal judge ruling (since overturned) that allegedly restricted ICE and police from crowd-control measures like pepper spray.
• Host and panel argue such interventions embolden chaos and encumber necessary order.

8. Iran’s Crackdown, Trump’s Foreign Policy & Mideast Reset (65:04–73:22)

• Brief coverage of Iran's government killing thousands of protesters; panel speculates on coming U.S. actions and Trump’s strategic patience.
• Discussion on effectual and “decisive” American power:

  “You can't talk and reason with people who butcher people... you have to have power.” – Vin (72:44)

• Economic downward spiral in Iran (currency crash) flagged as a sign of regime weakness.

9. Economy, Tax Relief, and Trump’s Economic Legacy (89:34–91:30)

• Vin underscores big federal tax refunds and continuing economic recovery as evidence of Trump’s policies “bearing fruit.”
• Outlook: Economic optimism will peak late spring/summer 2026, high refunds, low taxes, and improved living costs.

10. Culture & Law: From Assassination Threats to Social Media Takedowns (55:14–60:52)

• Story of a West Virginia librarian arrested for soliciting Trump’s assassination on social media.
• Host: “It’s just the constant push for violence that comes from the left.”
• Panel ridicules Never Trumper Rick Wilson for his incendiary rhetoric against Trump adviser Stephen Miller, arguing such dehumanization from the left aims to “trigger psychos.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (w/ Timestamps)

• Vin, on social division:

  “I'm trying to be diplomatic... Both of you are good friends of mine, right? And I want people to get along. Disagree, but... we're all part of humanity...” (03:09–04:42)

• Host, on Trump’s campaign strength:

  “He's the only one that moves the needle. Is anybody showing up for Mike Johnson? No. ... Everybody shows up for Trump.” (09:30)

• Iowa voter Betsy Sarcone’s shift:

  “There’s that saying: ‘Trump was right about everything.’ And that’s kind of how I’m feeling right now.” (11:44)

• Slick Rick on Belichick snub:

  “If Belichick can’t get in, who can? ... It's a petty little club for the writers to pick and choose who they want to nominate.” (21:19)

• Elon Musk at Davos:

  “If you have ubiquitous AI... you’ll have an expansion of the global economy that’s truly beyond all precedent. ... My prediction is there'll be more robots than people.” (25:42–27:48)

• Kevin Downey Jr., on riot stupidity:

  “Pick it up—keep picking them up, folks. Chuck them back, see what happens.” (41:41)

• Vin, on handling Iran:

  “Whatever Trump does needs to be precise. It needs to work, and we need to have our guys safe.” (65:34)

• Vin, on American power:

  “You can't talk and reason with people who butcher people... you have to have power.” (72:44)

• Kevin Downey Jr., on responsibility:

  "At some point, you have to be responsible for your actions, right? ... You're putting yourself in harm's way on purpose. Nothing good can come of this." (93:54–94:32)

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Important Segments & Timestamps

[03:09] — Vin on Minnesota, division, and friendships
[08:12] — Trump campaign coverage/Iowa stop
[11:44] — Former Biden-to-Trump voter profile
[14:26] — Bill Belichick Hall of Fame story erupts
[25:19] — Elon Musk on AI and “Diaper Diplomacy”
[28:16] — Trump, Noem, Homan, and Minnesota strategy
[38:40] — Viral protest/blunder video, riot culture analyzed
[44:30] — Courts, ICE tactics, and crowd control
[65:04] — Iranian protests, Trump’s foreign policy approach
[89:34] — Economic outlook, tax refunds, Trump’s legacy
[55:14] — Social media threats, West Virginia librarian story
[60:52] — Rick Wilson’s anti-Trump/Miller tirade

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Tone & Style

The episode balances irreverent humor (sometimes blue) with hard-charging political analysis. Panelists frequently mix sports banter, personal anecdotes, and improvisational riffs with deeply partisan takes. Language is blunt—mockery and sarcasm are prolific, especially when referencing political opponents, current protests, or pop culture oddities.

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Conclusion

This episode of “Live From Studio 6B” offers a firehose of right-leaning commentary, heavy on topical rants regarding political hypocrisy, sports injustices, government incompetence, and the importance of strong leadership. Key takeaways include perceived cracks in Democrat support, celebration of Trump's negotiating acumen and economic recovery, and relentless critique of elite/media double standards, all seasoned with the group’s trademark populist humor and direct audience engagement.

Transcript

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This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.

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If your TV sounds funny in the.

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Evening, you're watching Live from Studio 6B.

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On Real America's Voice.

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Live from Studio 6V. Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night. Welcome to the program dish network, channel 219, Pluto TV, channel 240, 1175 on Samsung TV plus Roku TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, select TV, channel 106 and of course, follow us on all of the socials, including Rumble, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, X Kick, get her Instagram, it's LFSXB show and Twitch as well. Make sure you jump in like and share. Like and share like and share. The program again is a Tuesday night. David announced last night he was gonna be out tonight, so I am in the host seat. Vin is joining us from West. It's West Palm Beach Vin. He's joining us from West Palm after zipping from coast to coast. Zipping today I heard about.

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Zipping all over.

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I heard about that story. Also, Kevin Downey Jr. He is in the house. Welcome back to the program, sir.

[C]

Thank you, sir. Pleasure to be here. Been a while.

[A]

Yes, been a little bit. We'll catch up with you in just a little bit. Slick Rick has got sports and probably the biggest, craziest sports story of the day, which we'll be covering in just a little. You just tease it. Just tease it because of the stupidity.

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Stunning news coming out of Ohio where the hall of fame is probably one of the greatest coaches, arguably the greatest coach of all time may be getting his stunt for his first ballot of Super Bowl.

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Unbelievable. Un. Wow. Believable. Just unbelievable.

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It is unbelievable.

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It's crazy. Anyhow, so welcome to the program again. Join us in all the socials and we'll say hello through the. Through the breaks like we always do. Vinnie Mack, also known as Vincent Bhuta. Vinnie Mack, how are you tonight? How's things down in. What?

[B]

No matter how much you try, no matter how much effort you make, you still can't pronounce my. Oh, my God. Hey, tonight, what?

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Other than that I'm smooth like butter. But how are you?

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I'm doing well.

[B]

I have been running around today and I've got my. My energy drink here.

[A]

What is that?

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My.

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My Milk Duds. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've been pounding two boxes of these today to keep going. It's been a crazy day, but I'm doing great. You know, it's. It's cold here, though. Not New York cold, but it's been in the 50s. High 50s. Thank you. No snow Is that the setting on.

[A]

Your air conditioning in the car?

[B]

Pretty much, yeah. Yeah. Very, very convenient. Yeah. Sorry to hear about all that.

[A]

Anyhow, anything big on your radar that you. You want to tease the audience with today?

[B]

You know, I've been trying to rationalize from a humanity standpoint. Okay, okay. Not from a. We're right, you're right. Left wing, right wing, just humanity. Like sort of like Rodney King would say, can't we all just get along? I'm trying to unpack Minnesota because I've had so many battles on Facebook and I'm trying to be diplomatic and all these things, and I just feel like, you know, as humanity, we need to step back because the divide is so big right now. There's just such angst. And I feel like I want to help. I wanna help bring people together, but I also don't agree with a lot of the points of view that are coming out there from the left. But I just see this as just a very, very bad, negative thing for society. Even though we know things are orchestrated, we know that a lot of things go on that went on in Minnesota that, you know, we all know about, and we are disgusted by it. But when regular people get into debates on this, they're getting. Is a lot of fire to it, you know, And I don't like that. I don't like that. I got good friends that were fighting over. Over this, and it makes me sad. They're all fighting with you.

[A]

Yeah. And they're all fighting with you. I saw.

[B]

Yeah. Well, we'll be. Me and others. Others. You know, there's a lot of folks who watch the show that are on my feed and they're defending not only me, but they're defending what they believe is right. And then everybody gets in the mix and I'm like, you know what? Both of you are good friends of mine, right? And I want people to get along. Disagree. Like, I get it. It's passionate and it's heated. But, yeah, we're all part of the same race here. You know, we're all part of humanity that's. We have to get along.

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All right. Spoken like a true Rodney King.

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Thank you. I was there for that, too.

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Los Angeles, here we come.

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Kevin Downey Jr. You might know him from the. The. What's the name of that high, high, high publicity show you do? Oh, the Kevin Downey Jr. Radio show on 103.9 Radio.

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Radio.

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He's also a writer over at PJ Media. He's on tour. He's going to be Again, traveling this weekend, doing some. Doing some stand up out and about around the country. Katie J.

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How are you?

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Welcome back.

[C]

Good man. Thanks for having me. Always a pleasure to be here. The big comedy, the Comedy Road is a lot of fun. I ran into a bunch of patriots who watched the show and of course listen to the KEVIN DONNER jr. Show. Of course we had Cindy and Bruce in Pennsylvan. We had a special guest from the the Crotch of Hell, Pennsylvania. That's Clearfield. That's what they call it, the Crotch of Hell because that's where, that's where meth is. Lots of meth. And it's the number one import export there would be meth. It's meth. She was kind enough to come to the show in Tyrone, Pennsylvania. In this, in the, you know, there's a state college, there's a big college there.

[A]

Oh, is there? Yes, there is. What's it called?

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I think it's called Penn State College.

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Oh, Penn State.

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Matthew, the Lions, baby.

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You were across, you were across towards the western side of the state.

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Yeah, that's sort of right down the middle. Like if there was a butt crack in Pennsylvania, I would have been there.

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You would have found it nice.

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It's right. Highway 99 or something. I forget.

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I thought that was called Philadelphia. That butt crack.

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That's where you'd put the enema hose in Philadelphia.

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I love the sixes, so don't get on me. I got Dr. J there way off to the side.

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Speaking of sports and slick. And Slick Rick is here. He's got sports. How are you, my friend?

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I'm doing well.

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Have a good day.

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I did have a good day. Very productive. We had a meeting with the government at Bourne Mansion on Long island earlier today. We got a briefing from the governor on what she's doing with business and what have you. It was interesting.

[A]

Did you tell her she stinks?

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I didn't speak to her directly, but one of her assistant secretary who I've known for many years, who's a good guy, he gave a good presentation on a lot of what she's doing. You know, free lunches, the whole bit, you know, the New York State giveaway everything, you know, type of thing. So we don't, we don't really aligned too well with the governor here in New York.

[A]

But yeah, no doubt.

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I had to be diplomatic. But it was good. It was that Bourne Mansion where Big D got married.

[A]

Actually, is that Jason Bourne mansion?

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No, no, no, it's Bob Bourne, the great New York Islander.

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Right, Rick?

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Right Vin.

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Yes, thank you.

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Bob Bourne, you know, baby number 14.

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I love that they're chucking people in front of the subways and Kathy Hogo says, yes, I know, but here's a delicious sandwich.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Sorry, sorry. They burned that lady up. Would you like a delicious sandwich?

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Well, you know what it's all about because, you know, she's running for a reelection. And as Trump is also hitting the road because it's time to sell the economic side of what he's doing. Because let's face it, when it comes to it, it's the economy, stupid. Right? Isn't that it? President Trump hitting the road today, going to where? Where'd he go there, slick? What's our favorite place?

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The great state of Iowa. We love Iowa. That's where we're going to kick it all off in Iowa, baby.

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Yep. And he did that today. He kicked it off. Here he is. Cut number five. Check this out as he walks in, you know, just. No, cut number four, I should say, walking into the event in Iowa where he got to meet a lot of people. Had to be cold. Small. Small. Little. Small. Little event, but packed.

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It was a small business he went to, right?

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Yeah. A lot of people showing up, wanting to meet the President, Getting to push his economic agenda. Talk about making things affordable, you know, and that's what he's aiming for. Because let's face it, you know as well as I do, if, if the Democrats win the House, it's impeachment, Impeachment, impeachment. That's all they're going to do for the next two years. And it's going to completely hamper all the positive stuff that he's done and that he plans to do for the remainder of his presidency. So we wish him the best and hopefully this is a start, because I said they're going to get him out there, you know, is staff, who's chief of staff, she said she's going to be. It's going to be a campaign season.

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Yeah.

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So, and let's face it, when it comes, when it comes to campaigning, Trump is the best. But, you know, you hear Democrats like, oh, you know, he's got some down numbers and blah, blah, blah. It's like, we don't suggest he go out there. That's the sign that he needs to.

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Be out there as fast as he can.

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He's the only one that moves the needle. Is anybody showing up for a Mike Johnson? No. Is anybody showing up for anybody who's running for the House? Unless you're like. Unless you're really fans of them. You're not going to show up. Everybody shows up for Trump. He's the one that moves the needle. So he needs to be out there pushing the message. He's the only one who can sell, you know, basically what he's doing.

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I would go to Anna Paulina Luna's only fans if she, I would go anywhere to see her.

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Yeah, you know what? She's one I would show up for as well. As well as Brandon, the kid out of Texas. Yeah.

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Oh, Brandon Gill.

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I love Brandon Gill. I think he's great. You know, somebody like out of Tennessee who I. All their names.

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So.

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Yes.

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Are they Amish?

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No, they're not Amish, but they're from Tennessee.

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Let's, let's unpack the economy here a little bit.

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Let's.

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Can we talk about that?

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Well, I got a couple of clips I want to get to before the end of this break. I mean, one of them is, is super important. Here is a, you know, this is Trump doing Trump, right? When he's, when he's out, it's all about him making connections with people. And this is the stuff that people love. This Cut number six. Here he is taking a question from ABC News. It's a quick one, but, you know, this is classic Trump going at it. Cut six.

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Some of your own administration officials have labeled.

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Alex, by the way, this is ABC fake news. This one, she hasn't asked me, she hasn't asked me a good question in years.

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I think a nice woman, but I.

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Don'T really like her too much.

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Go ahead.

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I'd say ABC is about as bad as they get.

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And again, stuff like that, only this president can do.

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They'll never be another like him.

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No, there's not going to be another like him. And when he's, when he's connecting with people like that and just riffing, he.

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Is in his element. Man.

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Here's the part that I think is going to really. And Vin, you know, we'll talk about this, too. You know, talking about breaking down the economy is what's going to make the Democrats super nervous. This is from cnn. Here's a former Biden voter from Iowa. Her name is Betsy Sarcon. Listen to what she has to say. Cut number seven. Check this out.

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There's that saying Trump was right about everything. And that's kind of how I'm feeling right now.

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This Breakfast conversation, our sixth visit with.

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Betsy Sarcone, dating back to August 2023.

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Her shift beyond dramatic.

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A Desantis, then a Haley voter Said.

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She would vote for Joe Biden if Trump won the Republican nomination, but she changed her mind.

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I think Biden probably changed me more than Trump. I think watching nothing be done, you know, for four years about an open border.

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Now she gives Trump an A minus, loves the immigration crackdown, just closed a big real estate sale and thinks the economy is picking up. Sarcon laughed at Trump's 2020 election fraud claims when we first met. Another big change.

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I'm starting to question the election of 2020. Right.

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He lost the election.

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He lost the election in 2020. Suburbs revolted against Trump in his first midterm and Democrats are banking on it again.

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But Republicans don't have to worry about Sarcone.

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She likes Congressman Nunn and loves that her daughters can use a school choice plan passed by state Republicans. They've done a lot of great things.

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Things for us in Iowa.

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Yeah. So there you have it. And that is what's going to make the Democrats nervous. Here's a former Biden voter talking about the economy, immigration, common sense things, 8020 issues that they are on the wrong side of. And you know, she's now loving Trump.

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Did you notice the waffle maker? She's not waffling anymore.

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No, not at all. Stuff, we'll talk about the economy. Stuff coming out of the break. We'll do some sports as well. Kicking it off on a Tuesday night. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. We need you to just stay there. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night. Kevin Downey Jr. Is here. Vincent Vinnie Mac. I'll just call you Vinny Mac. You know, I keep screwing up your last name.

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You've got a mental block on that.

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Is down in West Palm. And of course, Slick Rick is here with sports. Let's do some sports real quick with Slick. Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code at checkout. LFS6B is the code to use. Slick. What do you got?

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All right.

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On the RAV YouTube, Rick, I got a couple of super chats that you pointed out to me. I want to get to those first. Patty Jam Cat, 4.99 Fab Four, manning the desk tonight. Good show ahead. Thank you there. Patty Jam Cat. She's, she's a love. She's always in the chat. And XJS CV $5. I hear KDJ is coming to Las Vegas. I hope it's the one here in Las Vegas. Okay. Well, we shall see. We've got the horseshoe, right?

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No, wait. Yes, the horseshoe.

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The horseshoe right. Now let's say good luck with that one. You know, have fun. We're gonna have a blast.

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Yeah. Send those pictures.

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Oh, yeah, yeah. Because it's going to be neither sphere nor there for us, Rick, and I know that. So some real breaking news. Well, my break, it was about two some stunning news out of the out of Canton, Ohio and the hall of Fame selection committee. Sources say Bill Belichick will not be a first ballot hall of Famer. If you had to ask me what the odds are on that, I'd say one to one. I mean, crazy, right? This is Dan Van Etta and Seth Wickerson of ESPN kind of gives you the outlay. Bill Belichick, the eight time, remember this eight time super bowl winning coach is not a first ballot hall of Famer. In voting earlier this month, Belichick fell short of the 40 out of 50 votes needed for induction to the Pro Football hall of Fame first year of eligibility. Four sources with first hand knowledge of the outcome told espn. Belichick received a call from a Hall representative last Friday afternoon with the news that he won't be inducted into the hall in Canton, Ohio this summer. Several sources who spoke with the coach over the weekend described Belichick as puzzled and disappointed by his inability to secure support from at least 80% of the Hall Committee members. Six Super Bowls isn't enough? Belichick asked an associate, referring to the championships he won as head coach of the New England Patriots. He won two more as defensive coordinator of the new Giants. That was under the great Bill Parcells back in the day. To another associate, he said, what does a guy have to do? Another source familiar with Belichick's thinking said politics kept him out, which is obviously the case. He doesn't believe this is a reflection on his accomplishments. Belichick declined to comment to espn. The spokesman for the hall provided a statement. The Pro Football hall of Fame does not comment on the voting of the selection committee and awaits the unveiling of the Class of 2026 at the NFL Honors, which is a show on February 5th in San Francisco. The inductees are scheduled to be announced next week during Super Bow activities. Well, apparently they had a leak, right?

[A]

I don't understand. Like who if he doesn't deserve to be in the hall of Fame?

[D]

Listen to the coaching record, Rick, then who?

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Right?

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333 wins, 178 losses, including the playoffs, career victories, second only to the great Don Shula. The Miami Dolphin coach, coach the Colts.

[A]

Too for a little bit in the.

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Start of his career,347, which isn't that many more. In fact, if Belichick came back and had two good seasons, he'd passed on. Shula Belichick was considered by most fans and hall voters to be a first ball. The guy was just absolutely incredible what he did. I mean, you got to give credit to him. He made Tom Brady in a lot of ways who he was. Developed him as a young man into a sixth round pick, into a NFL hall of Famer and arguably the greatest. Not even arguably, Brady's the greatest player of all time. You can't argue that with seven rings that he has. He got one with Tampa. It's unbelievable. Rick. It's stunning news.

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It's stunning. It's stupid. It makes a mockery of the so called, you know, NFL hall of Fame. I thought this was the NBA hall of Fame. I was like, all right, he shouldn't get in on first ballot on the NBA hall of Fame because that would be silly. He never played basketball or coach there. But you got people from, from around the league, including Patrick Mahomes. I don't even understand how this could be possible. Insane Jimmy Johnson. I would like to know the name of the A holes who did not vote for him. They are too cowardly to identify themselves. That's incredible. That's from a great coach.

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Who votes on this Slick.

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Well, it's a selection committee, so it's event. It's writers.

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It's.

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It's sports writers.

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It's all NFL writers.

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And you know, these are all sports writers, politically driven sports writers.

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It's definitely politics.

[A]

J.J. watt. I can't be reading this, right? This has to be some knockoff hall of Fame or something. It can't be the actual NFL hall of fame. J.J. watt, a. An actual hall of future hall of Famer himself. But maybe not after this.

[D]

Well, but a point was brought up earlier and I was actually talking to Aaron earlier, you know, her dad Jim, who does the picks with us as well. He brought up a good point that it could be Spygate. Remember that? The alleged spy gate, the alleged deflate with the gate. And I mean that was a small little thing about them spying. But I mean, I mean they could take that telescope and stick it where the sun doesn't shine. That, that's ridiculous to be talking about something like of that nature. He was not exactly that charming in interviews. He was very cut, cut into the point, very dry. He wasn't Basically wasn't a kiss ass, you know, Vin. But, but, but that should, the numbers prove it. I mean, 333 victories, second all time in this, in this NFL league, right? I mean, six Super Bowls with one team and then another two as a defensive coordinator. But you know, the thing with the girlfriend, the optics weren't so good. Right? But so what?

[A]

Yeah, but that doesn't matter.

[D]

20 year old girl.

[A]

You know, if anything, that, that should make it automatic. They shouldn't even vote at that point.

[D]

Oh, these sports writers are all, he's.

[A]

Got a 25 year old girl. Okay, I'm not even voting.

[D]

These sports writers all cover the V. I don't know, it's just, it's absolutely ridiculous. I, I am stunned by this. I really am. And you know what? It really is a bad look for the league.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

Jimmy Johnson nailed it on the head.

[A]

And these people need to be exposed because this is. We have to know what metric you're using to say, okay, he's not good enough to be in the hall of Fame.

[B]

Yep.

[D]

And for the record, I am not a Patriots fan. I am not a Belichick fan. Far from it. But when I see something, it's unbelievable.

[C]

Is it possible they're jealous because they're a bunch of billy goat eating trolls who live under a bridge and can't get a hot 25 year old slick? Because I don't understand. And I'm not even a sports guy like you. It's just.

[D]

No, I know, it's just. But I think at this point, the jokes, the joke is really on the fans, unfortunately. And I feel bad for Belichick. And now, now there's some other coaches that may get pushed back as well. I mean, like you just said, if he can't get in, who can? So now the bar has definitely been risen, or in this case, actually lowered. But I mean, it's just incredible. I mean, you look at guys like Tom Landry, right? First ballot, of course. Vince Lombardi, one of the greatest. Chuck Noel, the great Pittsburgh Steeler coach. First, you know, Don Shuler, well, you just read him. He's 347 victories, all time. The best to do it right until proven otherwise. But I mean, Bill Belichick, I, I tell you, if I was him, I'd be so pissed that, you know what, I would probably take one of these jobs, come back next year.

[A]

I don't want to be in your hall of Fame. Obviously, you're not after the best. Yeah, this is a petty little, petty little club. For the writers to pick and choose who they think they. They want to nominate.

[D]

Yep. They give it. They give them a gold jacket, but in this case, it's a fool's gold.

[A]

And you would think. You would think, if anything, the NFL would actually control who goes into the hall of Fame, right? You would think. All right, this is the NFL hall of Fame. Why are we leaving it? The sports writers, they really don't. They're not part of the game. They write. They're. They're from the outside.

[D]

I. I know, right? I know. I know. You know, I don't know. I mean, I mean, you know, he. He did leave voluntarily. You know, Kraft kind of like forced him out the door. It was. Which they. Which they did. Then they hired that coach, Mayo. It didn't work out too well those two years. Now they got variable and they're in the super bowl, but they're not going to win the super bowl this year, in my opinion. But it's just unbelievable. I can't. I'm stunned. I'll be honest. I'm stunned. And it's all. It's all I got right now for the first segment, because I can't even. There's no other story that could. I mean, obviously NFL is going to be stepping up their ice. They're going to be doing ice investigations at the super bowl, which is great. Bad Bunny didn't say yes to the dress. He said no. And got a couple other stories coming up as well. NBA obviously had put Nisp in on ice. But the best story of all is I got. Ice hockey's becoming a hot thing in Pakistan. That's a story worth waiting for. That's a wrap, Rick, Back to you.

[A]

All right, thanks.

[C]

You know what this whole thing reminds me of is like how Iron Maiden can't get in the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. Oh, but Freddy and the Dreamers. Yes.

[D]

We got Salt, Pepper, Martha and the Van Bell.

[A]

Right. Salt and Pepper can't get our. In the rock and roll.

[C]

But not Iron Maiden.

[A]

But Iron made an actual rock band. Well, we don't know about that. They actually play instruments.

[D]

I tell you, it's. Yeah, well, it's. It's politics.

[A]

It's just.

[D]

It is what it is.

[A]

It's terrible. Just amazing.

[D]

That's terrible.

[A]

That's just horrible.

[B]

Terrible.

[A]

Even Charles Barkley think it's terrible.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Anyhow. All right, well, that's. That's Slick Rick Sports. We need more time on that subject, but unfortunately, we're out of it. That's terrible. Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code to check out LFSXB. We'll take a quick break. So we come back, we'll jump over to Vin, see what he's got cooking. Kevin Downey Jr. Also has some news as well. And of course, you. We'll see you guys in the chat. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice.

[D]

Will be back the whole of Lane.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night. We got diaper diplomacy coming up in just a moment. We've got Vin. He's got some news he wants to jump into. But I just want to put a little wrap on this, this Bill Belichick story because, slick, you said something that jumped out at me towards, towards the end of your, your sports report there, you said that the Patriots are not going to win the Super Bowl.

[D]

No, they're not going to win this.

[A]

All right. This year I'm putting all my money on the Patriots.

[D]

I had a pretty good record this year. I am, too, after that.

[B]

All the way.

[C]

Yeah, you're 10 over 5.

[D]

Like, I'm 10 over 500. That's pretty darn good.

[A]

Aaron, what are you over 500? 19. 19 over. I'll go with 19 over 500.

[B]

No, 500.

[A]

No, I'm just. But you know what really came back the past, like, five weeks, he's been really, really good. It's the slick kiss of death. That's what I call it. Anytime he says, ah, this team is gonna. This team stinks, they come back and win. I don't know. The Seahawks won this past weekend, so.

[D]

I know the Sea Chickens. Yeah.

[A]

Anyhow, all right, let's do, let's do some diapers diplomacy, shall we?

[D]

Nice.

[A]

We don' to be in Terminator, obviously. Elon Musk explains AI and robots at Davos. Check this out. Diaper diplomacy.

[F]

So with robotics and AI.

[C]

This, this.

[F]

Is really the path to abundance for all. If you say, you know, people often talk about, about solving global poverty or essentially, how do we make. Give everyone a very high standard of living? I think the only way to do this is AI and robotics, which doesn't mean that it is without its issues. I mean, we need to be very careful with AI. We need to be very careful with robotics. We don't want to find ourselves in a James Cameron movie. You know, Terminator. He's great. Movies, love his movies. But we don't want to be in Terminator obviously. But, but if you have ubiquitous AI that is essentially free or close to it and ubiquitous robotics, then you will have an ex. An explosion in the global economy. An expansion of the global economy that is truly beyond all precedent.

[C]

Can that expansion be broad?

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Or is it narrow?

[A]

And how can that be created? How can it broaden the global economy?

[C]

Yeah, it's.

[F]

I mean, I mean, the way to think of it is that if you have a large number of humanoid robots, the economic output is the average productivity per robot times the number of robots.

[B]

Right.

[F]

And, and actually my prediction is in the, in the benign scenario of the future that we will. The robots will actually make so many robots in AI that they will actually saturate all human needs. Meaning you won't be able to even think of something to ask the robot for at a certain point.

[D]

Wow.

[A]

Like.

[F]

Like there, there will be such an abundance of goods and services because it.

[D]

Goes a lot of marriage.

[F]

My prediction is there'll be more robots than people.

[A]

Yeah, that's. That's not gonna be a James Cameron movie at all. Oh man.

[B]

Elon could dry paint in a wall. Can he?

[A]

Yeah, sure could. Exactly.

[C]

Sure.

[B]

I love him, but geez.

[A]

Yeah, that was a little arduous too. I'm glad, I'm glad they babified it because it made it interesting. Vinnie Mac from West Palm Beach. Vin, what's going on, man? What's on your. What's on your radar for tonight?

[B]

I've got a few things they do center around this Minnesota thing a little bit. I'll start with my kind of segment here talking about that. But do you. You guys might not know this, you might know it, but today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. And it's important to note that today because the governor of the state of Minnesota has pointed to atrocities like Anne Frank, the girl that hid herself in a little closet in a room. He's pointed to Nazis. He's pointed to those various groups that then work for the Nazis to round people up. Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. The Jews were singled out, rounded up by force, and then brought to special camps to be killed. That's what that was about. This thing going on in Minnesota. This has nothing to do with any of that. Tim Waltz should be impeached simply for those boneheaded, stupid, deliberate comments. Cuz they're deliberate in the sense that he's trying to instigate people. Hence that person who used horrible judgment in, you know, put it being a part of that. That incident in Minnesota when this woman went down and you know, he Had a gun and all that stuff. Just, you couldn't have asked for worse judgment. Whatever happened, we have our opinion on that. But from a judgment standpoint, it's like, hey, Bobby. Yeah. Why don't you run across the lie all five lanes and see how that goes? I mean, right, that's essentially what he did.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Put himself in a horrible, horrible position. And then, and then here's a pattern, guys. This is what's going to happen between now, now and the midterms with everyone in Trump's cabinet. Because the objective of the way the left is orchestrating things is create chaos around each of these areas so we can then get some people removed to show Trump can't manage and is in disarray. So today's person is Kristi Noem, who has done a great job in just about everything she's done. Trump said that she single handedly. Not single handedly, but she single handedly was leading the border like she was on the border. We haven't had anybody come across since Trump got in office, anybody since he closed it down. Kristi Noem did that. She oversaw all of that. And yeah, maybe she comes off a little tough sometimes. She might not be as diplomatic as everybody wants, but that's what we want. We want someone who's focused and tactical and gets in their face. So they're saying, well, she needs to resign, needs to let her go. Trump, this is what they want. They create chaos. They created incident. And then they say, well, the person he got in charge needs to go. And I just think Trump's answer was just perfect. He didn't address it any further than no. Yeah, she's done a good job.

[A]

As a matter of fact, here is that question and answer for you, Vin. This is cut number three. Exactly what you were saying. Cut three. Check it out. Yeah, that's it. No is a complete sentence.

[B]

No. No, period. No. And the other point, someone texted me this just earlier. I thought it was a great observation and it didn't cross my mind. I'm curious if it crossed your minds on this. Waltz goes, talks to Trump. Trump does what Trump does. You know, don't be mad at Trump. Trump's trying to just make, trying to make peace and do things in the best way he can. So he talked to the governor, they figured out a way to get the police, which are now cooperating, by the way.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

To intervene now. And he's not backing off. He got them to cooperate and. Yep. He pulled out a border patrol. They shouldn't have been there in the first place. Because that. But they were desperate for control. But someone brought this up today, that maybe Mr. Waltz, Mr. Somali Waltz.

[D]

Thank you.

[B]

Had to work that in for our number six single in the.

[A]

What you did.

[B]

Mr. Somali Waltz. Waltz is looking for a pardon. Maybe could Mr. Somali Waltz looking for a pardon.

[D]

Well, you know what?

[A]

Then that crossed my mind, too, because there were a couple things, you know, and Damon was skeptical of this last night, and I couldn't understand why he would be because it's not like Tom Holman is some weakling. It's. You think you won by getting the other guy out of there. The other guy who we didn't know his name up until about a week ago. Right.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

And now you bring out the, the face of deportation. Tom Holman, who has been on TV for more than a year, maybe two. That's why we know him so well as the guy who's going to clean this mess up. Right. What, what the Biden administration and the Democrats did you think that's a win by removing the guy we never heard of for this guy that everybody knows? I don't. I didn't see that as a win. And another thing I took from that, especially when I heard that the police were cooperating today. It's like, I wonder and just cast your mind, then cast your mind, decompress your mind for a moment as I wonder aloud, I wonder if President Trump said, hey, you know, we've got all these other things on you. Do you want to start working with us? Or we can just do this now. Right. Do you think he may have thrown some little give and take, you know, how he would go overseas and, and show these terrorists. Here's a picture of your house. Yeah. Putin.

[D]

Didn't he show Putin?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I wouldn't be surprised.

[A]

I wouldn't be surprised by that if he, he, if he FaceTimed Tim Walsh and said, hey, look, I got a picture. I got a picture of this thing with some money making its way to account. Is that your account? Yeah. Yeah.

[B]

Huh.

[A]

I wonder. I don't know. So I'm going to send home in there and I'd like you to work with. Okay. Mr. President, I think that's what happened.

[B]

Let's talk Holman for a second.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I thought it was a really smart move on Trump's part because one, he's reading his team. This is what good management is. Kristi Noem is great at so many things, but diplomatically, in this situation, dealing with that mayor and governor, they're probably not going to Cooperate too much together, you know, that was probably just maybe too aggressive. A combination of Holman, on the other hand, he was a cop, number one. And who was he talking to when he went there? Cops. He's talking to the chief of police and others. Number two, he worked for President Biden for four years. He knows the Democrats. He got a citation for great work.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

From under Obama, right? Yeah, from Obama. Yeah. So the Democrats know him now because he's with Trump. They hate him, but they know him. He can speak their language. He was part of that team. Team, you mean? Like it or not, Tom Holman was part of the Democratic machine, but they were doing the right thing back then. So I think this was another brilliant move by Donald Trump by reading his own team and saying, you know what? And sometimes we'll see. Hegseth maybe not be that guy and Rubio go in and help in a situation that maybe Hexa should be doing, because those personalities are. They're great personalities. I love these guys. Right. But they're also strong personalities and perhaps not the kind of one that's going to. To compromise at a level that kind of needed to happen here, which is what they got. They got the result that Trump wanted. Cops are cooperating.

[A]

Yeah. It's kind of an interesting thing. What? One phone call and he throws a little. He throws a little, you know. Oh, it was a great call. I think. I think we're on the same page. In other words, I showed him a picture of his house. He got the message. Right.

[C]

I love that tactic.

[A]

Me too.

[C]

Hey, just before we go any further, is this where you live?

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

It's a nice house.

[A]

Why is he showing me a picture of my house?

[D]

Yeah, I like the Japanese.

[B]

I saw it on Zillow.

[D]

He's maple to the left of the mailbox.

[A]

So. Yeah, it's. It's.

[B]

Trump's the master.

[A]

Yeah. It's the master reversal when you hear that the police are now working and we didn't see anything happening today at a mini Minnesota, did we? No, it wasn't any big.

[B]

It also proves.

[A]

Right.

[B]

It proves the police were not cooperating. We knew they weren't cooperating. They never admitted they were not cooperating.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Now they know where they were deliberately not cooperating.

[D]

That.

[B]

That's. Those are big things in my book. Big, big things, you know.

[C]

So, Vid, did you see the Minnesota National Guard showed up and they were feeding the rioters donuts and hot coffee.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. Donald Dunkin donuts and hot coffee. I heard they sent Bill Belichick in there to talk to them too, if they're trying everything they can. What do you think of that, Slick? Send Belichick in. He's not getting the hall of fame. Maybe he can go in there and create the piece.

[D]

He definitely has an ax to grind, that's for sure.

[B]

Ah, yes. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

It's just. It's just an amazing, stunning reversal. We're gonna have to see how this plays out over the next few days and going into the weekend to see if this continues. Because if this is the trend, then we know he must have done. He must. He. He must have showed him the house. I'm showing you your house and all of a sudden.

[B]

Let me go on Zillow here and see where that is. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[A]

All of a sudden, Tim Waltz has snapped into. Into completion, into complying in this case.

[D]

I think he showed his safety deposit box. That's what he probably showed. Whatever he has in there.

[C]

You know what I can't understand, Vin? These commies seem to have the. The license plate database. You can only get that through a cop.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

It's not something we can access.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, we were talking about that last night. The compl. States.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And having people within the. The government helping them.

[D]

Who's the guy that does the show?

[A]

The interviews?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

All right, we'll take a quick break. We come back, we got more Sports. Kevin Downey Jr. Is going to hit us up with some knowledge coming up after the break. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Stay. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Welcome back to the program. Slick has got some sports. Vinnie Mack down in West Palm decompressing. He's got some more news coming up as well. But right now let's turn our attention to the man with a radio show on 103.9 LI News Radio. He's a stand up comic. He's a writer of PJ Media, he loves bourbon, and he's got some news for you, Kevin Downey Jr. What? What's on your radar, my friend?

[C]

I do have news. First of all, I will be at Keller's Comedy and Magic Club.

[A]

Oh, no, no, no.

[B]

Wait, wait, wait.

[A]

You can't do plugs until you give it. No, I'm kidding. Go ahead.

[C]

I forgot the fifth one in this week at Erie PA Keller's. I'll be there. Yes. I haven't got a great one. We've got a video. So this is. It's one of those videos you can't watch enough. Some Gorgon on. Now, I've read that this is a woman. I've read this is a man we'll call. It's. It's a they them. And they them are about to part with gir's fingers. This is great. Someone to a flash flashbang grenade. Now, folks, I've learned a lot about Minnesota in the last couple days. Number one, don't wrestle cops when you've got a gun on you. And number two, when they throw something explosive, don't pick it up. I think we got a video for this era. Do we not? We have to check it out.

[A]

She's screaming for a medic.

[C]

Medic.

[D]

Oh, God.

[C]

I see some histrionics here rolling around.

[B]

Yeah.

[F]

Oh, my God.

[B]

And the golden world goes to the military.

[C]

Medic.

[A]

Medic. You know what? And, and the, the fact that she's screaming for medic makes me think, I wonder if the, the group that she came with and organized, all these people have. Have medics on staff to clear their eyes out.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

You know all that stuff. And that's what she was. She was doing. She was basically giving up the ghost that, hey, we have medics here to help us out because we know we're going to get in trouble. We know we're going to cause problems.

[C]

Part of this, the signal app, signal gate, whatever we're calling it, is when people chime in, they all have an icon on. Based on what their roles are.

[A]

Right.

[C]

So if they're there to document, they'll have a camera. And if they're there to mix it up with the cops, they'll have a. I don't know, probably a. A non binary pair of under panties or something. So, you know, they're there to mix it up. Or maybe it's just skull and crossbones. I hope they kill me because they're really counting on some more deaths. Some more deaths. But this one of these things. And I got to tell you, you. When you see who they've got on the streets, you've got soccer moms, you've got this look. This lady's not going to be in Mensa anytime soon. No. And she allegedly, allegedly had a gofundme for some new fingertips. New fingertips. And it's not up anymore. I don't know if it was real, but she had gathered all of 27 for new fingertips. And I. I don't know what a going rate. I think, I think a fingertip one is probably more than 27 bucks.

[A]

I think it's 38.

[C]

Is it 38?

[A]

She's got a while to go. She got a little bit. Bit.

[C]

And she needs a handful. But look who's coming out to these. These. These riots. You got the soccer moms, you got the crusty old hippies, and you've got someone who says, hey, a grenade. I'm going to pick it up. Now, I can see if you're in a foxhole and you want to save your friends, but when you're just a paid protester. I call them actors, because that's what they're doing. No, you know what? Don't take my advice. Pick it up. Keep picking them up, folks. Chuck them back, see what happens.

[A]

Yeah. It is amazing, the stupidity, right? I. I mean, they think, oh, I'm going to be a hero. I'm gonna help. Watch me. Look at me.

[B]

It's.

[A]

Look at me, look at me. And then all of a sudden, oh, look at my fingers. They're all over the floor.

[C]

Oh, yeah. These people are starving for attention. I've seen people taking videos of themselves. Like, they'll have the camera say, hello, I'm a doctor, and I'm not working on MAGA people anymore. Send. And that's their big virtue signal. And then they're fired.

[B]

Katie J. Kevin, on this one, these people genuinely think they're at war. Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

In their mind, they believe they're at war with maga. And so picking up a grenade, I mean, as crazy as it is, is something that they feel is warranted because they feel they're at war.

[A]

Not only that.

[B]

That's the great view right now.

[A]

Not only that, they probably saw it in a movie.

[C]

Yeah. And they're like, wow, that looks easy.

[D]

I'm rambling.

[A]

I know I've got five seconds from this point. Point. One, two. Bang. Ow. Ow. You're gonna need some ice for that, honey. Yeah.

[B]

You know, I watched Hacksaw Rich.

[C]

I wish she jumped on the grenade like a World War II. I wish she had jumped on the grenade and. And blow and blown off her scrotum. That would have been great.

[D]

Yeah. Can't use ice.

[C]

Oh, boy.

[B]

Oh, boy.

[A]

You know, it's a good story when you can. You can use the word scrotum. Kevin, you got. You got anything?

[B]

He works that into all the stories. I mean, that's not unusual.

[C]

Thank you. I've got tons. So, man, let's see. Let's do this one. Let's do this one. I love this. So an appeals court today. Someone brought some. You know. You know how the judges throw their little roadblocks up well, judge said the Trump admin can't use pepper spray and they can't ICE can't use pepper spray and they can't detain people anymore. And another judge came in another appeals court, I should say came in some, said, of course you could pepper gel the hippies. Life is not worth living if you can't pepper gel a bunch of hippies and you can't smack them around with the sticks. So just what they're hoping to force ICE to not beat up any more troglodytes. Vote comes down, says, beat the potato salad out of a boys. Keep it up. Keep it up. So that's a big win for Trump because they would have loved that. They would have loved if they said how you can't do anything else now, which is kind of how if you watch that Renee, good woman, she has that right. She's gotta do about it.

[D]

She definitely had that.

[A]

She thought she was untouchable. You can't do anything to me because I'm, I'm here to save them.

[B]

Yeah, that's right.

[C]

And three bullets later, she's face first into her airbag.

[A]

Right. Not exactly a great, A great marketing move. I'm sure Honda is trying to make sure that nobody noticed it was one of their cars. Yeah.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Remember, hey, kdj.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

It was the Honda Passport.

[B]

On that point, why are the courts involved in how police handle crowds? Why is a court involved in that? That alone should send shock waves to everybody. A court shouldn't be opining on. Can they use various things to control a crowd? I'm hearing the story. I'm like, geez, well, why is the court even involved?

[C]

You're 100. I know they were sued, but you're 100% right. But keep in mind, the court told the Trump administration, go get Kilmar Abrego Garcia back from El Salvador. Go do it now.

[B]

That's true.

[C]

And got away with it. Remember El Salvador? I was just reading about the guy there. That was the one that was like the biggest poopole country in Latin America. Now it's the safest. But he said he goes. People don't realize. I didn't go after the gangs first. I got the judges out first. Then I went after the gangbangers. Because the judges are the roadblocks. And until we start impeaching some of these communists, this. It's an uphill battle.

[A]

Yeah. As a matter of fact, Vin, at first a liberal judge did rule that federal agents can't arrest or use pepper spray, but that was Overturned.

[C]

Yep.

[A]

Thankfully. And allows ice and pepper spray. These protesters who are not really protesting, they're there to cause problems. They're there to, you know, get in everybody's faces and confront the. The police trying to do their jobs.

[C]

You know, I want to.

[B]

Well, how about. How about the Iranians killed 30,000 protesters?

[A]

Oh, gee, that's.

[B]

They killed 30,000 protesters.

[A]

That's a story that's not getting enough play, I think, because Minnesota's sucking all the air out of the room.

[C]

I hear there are now not one, but two carrier groups there. The. The Abraham Lincoln, something else a couple hundred nautical miles away. They're sort of like moving in on Iran from two sides. Guys, I don't think. If I were a. If I were a betting man, I would say Mullers 0 by Sunday. I was gonna say Patriots 1.

[A]

You know what?

[D]

It's not running.

[A]

You know what?

[B]

I did see where the Muller's at.

[C]

Where the Muller's at.

[A]

That Khomeini made his way to some bunker or something. I heard after that news broke yesterday.

[C]

Yeah, I heard one of them's already in Russia. Allegedly or trying to get there. I heard he went. But I don't know. I don't know. But I think. I think they're gonna be. I think the mullahs are going to be about as extinct as the dodo birds in about within 6 will be.

[D]

As extinct as the mother.

[B]

Is this the Ritz Carlton? This is a mother. I need a room. Yeah, that's what I can see happening there.

[A]

Yeah, that's. That's a. That's a. That's a sad number.

[C]

I'm gonna need room for. For a king size bed and something for 72 virgins. What do you got there? Holiday Inn Express.

[B]

I might need a suite in that case, but it's actually 72 versions.

[A]

Yes. All right, we'll take a quick break. That puts a wrap on a quick hour number one. Hour number two. Coming up. We'll kick it off with some sports with Slick Rick. Also more with Vinnie Mac and Kevin Downey Jr. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Stay there. We'll see in the ch. Sam, These guys from live from Studio 6B, they're pretty hysterical. Have you seen this Slick Rick guy? Yes, we've seen that Slick Brick guy. He's right there. Look at him. He's in his tuxedo tonight. Looking sharp. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night. Vinnie Mac is down in West Palm beach decompressing after a long day of driving around in air conditioning. We feel for you, Vin. We really do.

[D]

How are the roads been?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Roads were a little sandy.

[A]

A little sandy.

[B]

That's okay.

[A]

And of course, Kevin Downey Jr. Is here. He writes for PJ Media. You can also listen to his radio show anywhere in the country, Monday through Friday, 9am to 11am Eastern on LI Newsradio.com or locally on 1039 LI News Radio. We'll be talking to him with more news in just a little bit, but we miss some sports, so let's get caught up with Slick Rick. Slick Rick Sports Brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code LFS6BA. Check out slick. What do you got for us that's not Bill Belichick related?

[D]

Yeah, well, as much as Bill Belichick was a surprise, this story is not DHS Confirms ICE will conduct enforcement Operations at Super bowl this is Kathryn Hamilton of Breitbart, the Department of Homeland Security. DHS confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will conduct enforcement operations at the Super Bowl 60 on February 8 in Santa Clara, California. DHS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Trisha McLaughlin told TMZ Sports their mission remains unchanged despite unrest in Minnesota, per Fox News. DHS adviser Corey Lewansky said in October that ICE enforcement is a direct from the president and will not be stopped for the super bowl, which is between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks at Levi's Stadium. There is nowhere you can provide safe havens of people who are in this country illegally, lawanski said during an interview on the Benny show podcast. Not the super bowl and nowhere else. We will find you and deport you. That is a very real situation. McLaughlin said security at the event will entail a whole government of government response conducted in line with the U.S. constitution. Those who are legally and are not breaking other laws have nothing to fear, she added. The confirmation comes after President Donald Trump said he is boycotting the Super Bowl. Trump actually said that he's boycotting. Really?

[A]

Yep.

[D]

The 45th and 47th president roasted the events halftime show choices of Bad Bunny and Green Day saying I'm anti them. I think it's a terrible choice. All it does is sow hatred.

[A]

Terrible.

[D]

This was the president. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in October that the halftime show choices were carefully thought through. He is such another phony baloney that guy. Roger, go to you know where Goodell I'm not sure we've ever selected an artist where we didn't have some blowback or criticism. It's pretty hard to do when you have literally hundreds of millions of people that are watching. He said, oh, I could think of a few artists that wouldn't have gotten like Paul McCartney.

[A]

There's been plenty of artists that, that never suffered any blowback. I had the greatest idea Vin and Kevin Slick was here for it. I don't know if you guys heard about it. My idea was, my idea was give it to Sharon Osborne. Let it be a tribute to Ozzy and have a bunch of different artists from, you know, rock, country, you name it. I like come in and you know, maybe do part of an Aussie song or be part of a compilation, Crazy Train. Right. And just do. Do something like that. That would, who wouldn't get behind that? I mean he became a cultural icon as far as, as far as not only music payments concerned.

[B]

That's a great idea.

[C]

You could have three generations of one family into Ozzy. Yeah, if you want to go back to Black Sabbath, right.

[A]

You can go back all the way back to, you know, in the 70s, 60s, 70s, 80s, you know, when I was in high school in the 80s and you were as well. And then of course everything, you know, from, from late 90s forward when he was, you know, doing the, doing the reality show.

[D]

Yeah, that would, that's an excellent idea, Rick. I know unfortunately ain't happening this year.

[B]

Perhaps in high school in the 80s, 80s.

[A]

Yeah. I'm not talking about you picking up your dates. I'm talking matriculation.

[D]

Moving down the line here. Of course, the NBA and this is gonna be my, probably my last NBA story as far as them weighing in on the. The shooting in Minnesota over the weekend. But Alex Preddy was murdered. NBA stars blast ICE stand in solidarity with agitators demanding justice. Warner, Todd Houston and Breitbart athletes have been weighing in on their feelings about the actions of immigration officials in Minnesota. And NBA players in particular have been lashing out on social media against ICE in the wake of the officer involved shooting of anti ICE agitator Alex Preddy. NBA players including Donovan Mitchell, Tyrese Halliburton and Karl Anthony Towns, these are big names too, along with the NBA Players association have all spoken out against ICE and President Trump. I don't know how the whole situation of the people that got murdered, but I do know this is, I'm quoting this, this is BS Donovan Mitchell said to reporters on Monday. It's bs. That's just been my standpoint on it. I pray for the families that are affected by it. I pray for everybody that is affected by it and I pray we figure out this because it's getting out of hand. It's something that we just need to figure out and hopefully we do soon because it's just come become the norm. It's nuts. It's insane that that can't be who we are as a country, as a people. Halliburton also claimed that Alex Predator was murdered. So this is, you know, this is the crap that they're, they're saying.

[A]

Halliburton, the quote that you just read from Donovan Mitchell, he admits, he goes, I don't know what happened, but it's murder, right? It's like, well, if you don't know what happened, why are you making a comment on it?

[C]

Well, because China runs the NBA and I know where my bread is buttered. So he was murdered.

[D]

He was executed, of course. The outspoken Charles Barkley, NBA analyst for one, called for accountability in the death of the anti ice activists in Minnesota. Accountability for. Oh, you know, I mean, that's, that's what I say. It's just sad. Barkley said on the inside NBA on Saturday. It's scary, it's sad. And I don't know how it's going to end bad. It's already ended badly twice. And somebody's got to step up and be adults because man, two people have died for no reason and it's just sad. So that was Charles Barkley's take and he's a big outspoken guy too. I don't know. I think Stephen A. And him should get a ticket together and run for the Democratic party to see that they'll definitely get blown out. And that's a wrap in sports Rick, back to you.

[A]

All right, thank you, Slick. And again, Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code LFSXB at checkout. Hey, I want to get your guys opinions on this. Did you hear about the West Virginian librarian? Yeah, yeah. Arrested for allegedly recruiting people on social media. To do what?

[D]

She got booked.

[A]

She wants to assassinate President Trump.

[D]

Are you kidding?

[A]

Yes. A West Virginia librarian has been charged after she allegedly posted videos seeking to recruit assassins. She's recruiting assassins now? This sounds like a movie again. I bet she's the type who would probably pick up a flashbang if you asked her to. There she is. She doesn't look hungry at all.

[C]

She hasn't picked up a salad fork, that's for sure.

[D]

She looks like she eats many ribs, literally.

[A]

This is Morgan Morrow. This is. Check out this. This thing that she posted. I think it's. Did. Do we have that clip? Yeah, we have.

[D]

Look at this.

[B]

Look at this.

[A]

Here she is. She. She's using. She's using somebody else's voice. I think it was Ricky Gervais's voice that she dubbed into her video. But basically asking people to assassinate President Trump. Well, of course, thanks to Libs of Tick Tock, who posted this all over the place and out of this woman. Well, we don't have to worry about her running around unchecked anymore. Kdj.

[C]

Well, running.

[D]

Come on, we fixed that. She's gonna be running the Dewey decimal system in the state prison.

[A]

I don't think she's running anything.

[C]

The pro. Pro choice crowd says we're just a clump of cells, but I think she's a fatty acid. That's what I think.

[A]

Yeah. Well, according to. According to her Instagram video that was posted, she wanted, of course, to recruit. She said, surely a sniper with a terminal illness can't be a big ask out of 343 million. So with that, of course, the. The Secret Service and the FBI went into effect. They pretty much picked her up, and now she's under arrest. Here's cut number 13. Sheriff Ross Mellinger of the Jackson County Sheriff's Office. Here he is commenting on the aforementioned Morgan Morrow. Check this out. Cut 13.

[F]

When you saddle up on the horse of stupidity, you have to be prepared.

[C]

For the ride that follows. And that's kind of where we're at.

[F]

With it clearly across the line. And we're just trying to do our part and making sure that it's not acted upon.

[D]

And there's no one that's following her.

[A]

Footsteps to try to carry out the plan. Yeah. So there you have it.

[C]

You can almost smell the cat urine when you watch her talk.

[A]

Yeah. Wow. So according to this, I don't. I think she's been relieved of her duties at the live.

[C]

You think? Yeah.

[D]

You think?

[A]

And now I guess she's gonna be.

[D]

She literally got booked. I mean, come on, she's been shushing up.

[C]

Where's old Yellow herself?

[A]

Yeah. I'm sure once she gets in front of the judge, he'll throw a book at her that she can.

[D]

Exactly.

[A]

Anyhow, so there you have that, that, that story, you know, so just. It's just the constant push for violence that comes from the left. And this push for violence comes from. I'm going to say. I'm going to call him I'm going to call him a Democrat. He's a Never Trumper. He calls himself a Republican. He really isn't. His name is Rick Wilson. From what I understand, he's. He's kind of vile to stand next to. I think Dan Bongino described him as. He smells badly the few times he's. He's run into him. Never Trumper. Rick Wilson. He wants to target Stephen Miller, one of the bright stars of the Trump administration. Lincoln Project co founder Rick Wilson unleashed a profane and incendiary tirade against the Deputy Chief of Staff of Policy and Homeland Security Adviser Stephen Miller. Of course. What does he do? He takes it from the Democratic law book, from the Democratic playbook, I should say, and calls him a Nazi. Here is cut number nine. Here is this guy who says he's a Republican, but I'm not going to buy it. Rick Wilson, the smelly guy. Cut number nine. Check this out.

[B]

You know, I almost tweeted this today, and I know I'll get canceled for saying this.

[F]

I know I'm going to get in trouble.

[B]

I want Stephen Miller to be the.

[A]

Number one in the Nuremberg trials.

[B]

When this is done.

[A]

When this is done, I want Stephen.

[D]

Miller to be the first one who.

[B]

Is tried and convicted and dangles.

[A]

Okay?

[B]

I want him to be brought before a court of law because he is the sole executive that runs all this DHS ICE stuff. The I stopped.

[A]

Yeah, the I stopped.

[D]

He's a Republican.

[A]

He's a Republican.

[D]

I think you're gonna have to call him Flip Wilson instead of Rick Wilson. He's not a Republican. Get out of here.

[A]

Yeah, he's a. He's a. Well, he's one of those Never Trump. He's a Republican in name only. Yeah, he's one of the old school that was part of the Uni Party, the globalists that want to control everything, tell us how to live. But I guess he's taking from the Democratic playbook. He feels tough. He can curse. He's cursing on a video. He's a real gem.

[B]

It's beyond the playbook, though. When you hear words like Gestapo, when you hear a citizen say, hey, I'm looking for people to kill the President. When you hear those things, you just gotta look back at the orchestrated way. They've used words to demonize Trump and demonize Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk got killed. He was killed. That's a real killing. That was an assassination because they demonized that guy. They demonized Trump. Two attempts on his life. They are demonizing people to subvert them. To rise up and do something really, really bad. I mean, what that guy just said, I know he thought he was gonna get canceled or whatever, but that is disgraceful. It is ultimately disgraceful. But that's, that's the result they want with what they're saying to people and, and brainwashing them with.

[C]

They want to set off one of their psychos. He goes, that's it. I'm going in. And maybe that's. That's right. Maybe they're not, but absolutely.

[A]

Well, that's what we're seeing.

[B]

That's why that woman used the car. That's why that woman used the car. That's why that guy intervened with the gun. I mean, they don't, they, they don't realize. And what's one of the German jumped on the bomb and dad, don't drop on the bomb. She jumped on a bomb. I mean, that's why they're doing this stuff. That was my Schwarzenegger, by the way.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

Terrible.

[A]

Don't ever do that again.

[D]

That wasn't me.

[A]

But yeah, you know, I think, I think they're calling her lefty now, you know.

[C]

Is it gonna rain today? No, but there will be fingers falling from the sky.

[A]

The left in their violence. They love it. Yep. And they get the stupid people to do it for them. All right, we'll take a quick break. We come back more with Kevin Downey Jr. And Vinnie Mack out of West Palm. Leach not. I'm about to do this struck out, friend. If you're in. If you were in the. If you're in the chat, you know what we're talking about. Hey, sounds like the blue and you might have the blues. If you have a medical crisis and everyone knows that the next medical crisis could be right around the corner. Whether it comes in the form of a crippling winter storm or a pandemic or something much more mundane like a tick bite, you and your family need to be prepared. Just look at what happened with Snowmageddon. People got trapped. That's where the wellness company comes in. You know, the wellness company, we have mon all the time. We have their great doctors on, like Dr. Peter McCall. The Wellness Company and their doctors, well, they are medical professionals that you can trust. And their line of prescription medication kits are the gold standard when it comes to keeping you safe and healthy. Whether it's a medical emergency kit, the contagion kit, the first aid kit, or even the travel kit, these prescription kits contain an assortment of life saving medications and guidebooks to assist you in the Proper use of the medications. Rest assured knowing that you have the emergency antibiotics, antivirals and anti parasitics on hand to keep you and your family safe. Should an emergency arrive. Make sure you go to www.TWC.health voice and order today. That's TWC Health Voice and use the promo code voice to save 10% on your order. The next medical emergency isn't a question of the if, but it's a question of when. So it's a storm, pandemic, snowmageddon, tick bite. Just be ready. The wellness company is going to deliver you doctor prescribed medical emergency contagions, first aid and travel kits stocked with antibiotics, antivirals and anti parasitics, plus clear treatment guides. Just reach out to them, prepare. Use the order code. Use the promo code voice and save 10%. That's. That's www. TWC Health voice. TWC Health slash voice for the wellness company. And make sure you do that today before the next thing strikes. Speaking of striking, let's strike ourselves down south to west Palm beach, shall we? Where Vinnie Mack has got some. I'm trying to do a segue. Shut up. Vinny. Mack is here with some, some more things that are on his radar. I know.

[B]

Speaking of ponce de Leon.

[A]

Yes. And the fountain of youth. Have you found that down in Florida yet?

[B]

Look at me.

[A]

Yeah, you do look good.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

All right, Vin, what else is on your radar today?

[B]

Well, before I get to the story, how about $19 billion stolen in Minnesota, why this is all going on? Just want to remind everybody of that fact that there's a huge amount of fraud they're looking into. But we were talking about the Iranians. We were talking about the Iranians before. I want to pick up on that because something needs to, we need to get closure here now. And everyone's been wondering, like, why isn't Trump done anything? I thought Trump was going to do this or Trump thought we're going to do that. We didn't have equipment there. I think we talked about this last week on the show.

[C]

Right.

[B]

Whatever he does needs to be precise. It needs to work, most importantly. And we need to have our guys say safe. So he can't just go do stuff. I mean, people think is this magic thing where, well, he has go in and do that. You know, that's what Jimmy Carter did. And look what happened, you know, I mean, you know, we got the Olympics boycotted, we had oil embargo, we had our poor people held hostage for a couple of years. I mean, it was, it was hot, it was terrible. So Trump is doing the right thing here. And now we have the equipment there and suddenly they're. They're hiding. Now, the mullahs, I think you guys mentioned that one may have gone to Russia and another one's in a bunker. The third one, I think, went to a White Castle, which is right in Tehran now. It's beautiful. It's amazing.

[A]

He's trying to kill himself.

[D]

Belly bombers.

[B]

Yeah. Eat burgers until he dies. But I do think at the end of the day, you know, all of these things that are happening, even when we saw it in Davos and how Trump was treated and addressed there, was really remarkable. All of these things he's doing, from Venezuela to what he did in Iran and what he's going to do in Iran and then ultimately Greenland and all these things that. It's a global reset. I think this Iranian thing is as big a part of that as anything. You have to reset the Middle East. What he has done in the Middle east is. I never thought this would be accomplished in my lifetime with the amount of cooperation that Saudis and the Jews and Israel and other countries are having together now. There's still some bad actors, but once you really do take out Iran, that Middle east changes dynamically. It could turn into the next economic centers like Dubai and Abu Dhabi and Taiwan. Even back when you go back to World War II, look at what happened with Japan. It's becoming an economic powerhouse. I mean, there's a real potential to do some great things in that part of the world. It's all because of Trump. Trump's moves here in decentralizing and de. Globalizing the world, not just the United States. So this is not a small thing that's happening there.

[A]

Yeah. And you know what, Vin, you make a good point because you have to make sure you've got your assets in place, right. If you're going to do something. I'm sure when they went to Venezuela, they had everything in place before anything was going to happen. They probably war gamed it over and over and over again and looked for the right opportunity to go. Go. Same thing with. Same thing with. When that. When they struck Iran last summer, it was, look for the opportunity, make sure the pieces are in place. Now what they want to do here with the mullahs and, and trying to protect this uprising is going to probably take a lot more than just flying in and dropping some precision bombs. So to get it right, like you said, it's got to be precise. It's got to be done, you know, with the right assets in place, and that's probably why it's taken so long. According to this, the activists on the ground in Iran have reported at least 6,000, maybe more, have been killed in the crackdown. But also in the last few hours, the US Aircraft carrier has arrived. And also, Iran's currency is now plunging to a new low, which kind of sets the stage because now things are starting to change negatively for the people in charge. They're seeing the buildup, the aircraft carrier group, and they're watching their currency drop like a stone, which are, again, telltale signs that something is up.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. I don't want to see them escape with millions. Like the guy from Syria. What was his name again? I forgot his name. Anyhow, he escaped with millions of dollars. Well, yeah, yeah, exactly. He escaped with money. The mullahs are thinking about getting money out of there, all that kind of stuff. I think whatever Trump does, there needs to be accountability to the people, to this leadership which has ruined the country, taken all the riches and scared the hell out of people. And if you don't comply with all the Sharia law and everything else that they do, and last point on this thing, it's just another one of those things. And here's where the reality of being Trump, Trump works because most presidents would be talking a pretty tough game in a lot of these things. I mean, most Democrats would be drawing lines in the sand, and they never get broken. Trump has already walked the walk. He went into Venezuela. He took out the nukes in Iran. He, you know, he's doing these things. He confronted everyone on Greenland. Do you think for a second he's not going to go into Iran? Well, that's what he wants him to think.

[A]

Right.

[B]

And he probably will if. If I don't know what kind of deal they can cut. I can't imagine a deal. A deal to me is both sides get something. I don't see them getting anything.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So, all right, then. I'm hoping Trump does his thing.

[A]

And speaking of President Trump looks like he is just landing. Aaron, where's he landing out here? This is at the White House. That is Marine One coming in at the White House. President's going to be stepping, capping off in just a few moments.

[D]

Long day in Iowa.

[A]

Yeah, long day in Iowa. That's right. He was in Iowa all day pitching the economic side. He's, he's, as Susie Wild says, he's hitting the campaign trail.

[D]

Spent a good, good day there.

[A]

Yeah, a lot of good stuff. And we'll see if he has Anything to say once he makes his way off of Marine One.

[D]

Never gets old.

[A]

No, it doesn't, does it?

[E]

Doesn't.

[A]

It's, it's because you never know what you're going to get with this president. Yeah, it's true. He's always, he's always up for a talk if he, if he sees the right, if he's in a good mood, if he, if he's like, you know what? I think I will come over and let's make some headlines.

[D]

I noticed as he gets off the plane in the winter, though, he's a.

[A]

Little quicker out the door.

[D]

You know, it's freezing cold, 40 degrees, you know, but the president's always running hot.

[A]

But, yeah, we'll see if there's any breaking news if he does approach. Approach and have anything to say. We'll cover that, of course. But again, you know, you know, Vin, you're making a good point about kind of the reset that's been happening not only here, but abroad and, and keep in mind that, you know, the Iranians aren't, aren't typical. They're not Arabs, they're Persian. Different mindset from the people as opposed to the people in charge.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So we'll have to see, we'll have to see how that, that whole thing shakes out. Out. Because if you look at a map and you see the size of Iran and, and what it borders and how it can be instrumental, if we can get it to flip back, I think that could really reset the entire, the entire landscape of just about everything that happens over there.

[C]

Now, am I the only one who, who thinks that Carter, Carter might have intentionally allowed these mothers to take over? Because I'm seeing Globalist all over that clown.

[A]

Oh, of course.

[C]

I firmly believe he was like, oh, yeah, we'll just help this to happen, without a doubt.

[B]

What do you think the mistake. What's the thing that I, what I've noticed with Carter and of course with Obama and really every Democratic president is they think they can talk and reason with people who butcher people.

[A]

People.

[B]

Right. You can't. When, when a society lives on the way that they handle, when they kill people with. In such vile ways for the smallest things, you're not going to have a discussion. You know, you have to have power. That's what Trump has shown.

[A]

Right.

[B]

You got to show that, you know, here's your house, I'm going to blow it up.

[A]

Yeah. That's the only response thing they respond to is power. If you can't show them that you're. You're going to stand up to them. Them or, or, you know, show them their house, that they'll talk and smile and then they'll stab you in the back as soon as you turn around.

[B]

Obama sent. Sent them money. Obama tried to talk with them. I probably tried to befriend them. You know, I don't trust Obama. I don't like Obama. So let's put that he did all these things.

[A]

Stepping down off Marine One after a long day in Iowa.

[D]

Slick, you got a USA hat. He should have had Kevin's hat on. That said ice.

[A]

I love that.

[B]

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

[A]

There he is, getting some people shouting questions.

[D]

Maybe you're not gonna. No, he's gonna go straight.

[A]

It looks like he's gonna go right.

[D]

In dinner with my wife.

[C]

All right.

[A]

The president disembarking off Marine One and making his way into the White House after a long day. Where? Where, Slick?

[D]

The great state of Iowa. Love Iowa. We love Iowa. Yes, we do. Aw, shucks.

[A]

So there he is, doing his thing. I guess we'll hear more, see if there's any. Any other news coming out of the White House. We'll keep you posted on that. In the meantime, Kevin. Kevin Downey Jr. Has a little bit of news. Kevin, what's going on in your world?

[C]

Well, excuse me. I talk about this today on the. The. Was it today? I don't know. Maybe I'll talk about tomorrow. I forget it's coming up. If you haven't heard it, but the Sean Ryan show is. If you don't. If you don't listen to it, folks, give it a shot. Sean Ryan had a cop from Maine on, and he said there hasn't been one call for a dead body. Now, some places call them unaccompanied, and you know what that is. Some people call them doa. Hey, we got a guy here. It's my grandfather. They haven't had one Somalian die yet. On record in Maine.

[A]

In the state of Maine.

[C]

In Maine.

[A]

Have they found the. The. The. The fountain of youth in Maine?

[C]

Well, I don't know.

[A]

Florida.

[C]

I think they have found how to cheat yet again. Grandpa's gone. Let's keep those benefits coming in. But then you've got a body. What are you gonna do with grandpa? Well, you have some options. You can. You can dig a hole in the backyard, and that's really the only option that I could think of. But there's not one call for a dead Somalian. They think that when they're dying, like we all will, and they Think the cops here think. Well, they just want to keep the money flowing. So they're doing something, something with the bodies. And no one knows what that could be. You know what I think it's going to be? I think they're going to find like the John Wayne Gacy of Somalian funeral directors and he's gonna have 80 of these bodies underneath the crawl space.

[A]

Oh my goodness.

[D]

Oh yeah. Now you're Somalium. Now you don't.

[C]

Well, hey, John, I think you gotta. I think you got a sewage leak. No. So they don't know. But that's. I'm telling you, man. So this is not me. Everyone knows by now that the average Somalian IQ is under 70. And they didn't come up with these schemes on their own. Someone had to help them. Someone had. Someone must be pulling those strings. We saw the. There's a one white lady who. She's the, you know, the head of the let's steal food from kids during COVID 250 million. She's selling off her, her Porsche and her Lamborghini because she, you know, you know what? If I was, if I were part of this or if I were a drug dealer, I wouldn't, I wouldn't let it be known. I'd still be driving my 2011 Subaru clam slapper around. Maga Edition. Hate to brag. Maga Edition. And.

[A]

Well, that's like Goodfellas, right?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

After they pull off the. After they pull off the Brinks heist, they're like, don't buy anything, don't do any. And one of the. What, I forget what schmuck showed up with the brand new pink Cadillac and his wife in a mink stole hole.

[C]

Yep.

[A]

And he's getting smacked in the head saying get rid of it, get rid of it. Get rid of it. Right.

[B]

Yeah. Tony, two times.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And they were interviewing one of these Somali guys about his daycare and they noticed he's wearing like 2400 frames. All right, I hate to brag, folks. TJ Maxx 3 for 9.99. All right. That's right. I'm a big spender. Shut up. Don't judge.

[A]

Too late.

[D]

We can tell.

[B]

No big secret.

[A]

You know what that. But you know what? They have talked about Maine being another place where they're spotting the Somali fraud. Washington being a place. Ohio being a place pretty much all over the country. And I think in Boston, I think they identified 4,000 child. Childcare places within a five mile radius. Yeah, 4,000.

[C]

I like when you see 29 in one building.

[A]

Right?

[C]

And they're all closed.

[A]

Yeah. Amazing. All right, so we'll do some more with Kevin Downey Jr. And Vin Vinnie Mac with some news and of course sports with Sick Rick coming up in just a bit. But we got a guest, fellas. We got a brand new guest to the program. His name is Mark Warner. He's a CEO and founder of Werner called Ghostbed. Welcoming to the show, Mark Werner. Hey, Mark, welcome to the program. How are you?

[E]

Great, thank you for having Ghostbed tonight.

[A]

All right, you know what? Since first time joining us, tell us a little bit about yourself and what you guys do at Ghostbed.

[E]

Okay. Just a little background. I come from the family business of Warner Ladder. Hundred plus year old business my grandfather started where I learned about quality American made products, et cetera. So 25 years ago, I started Ghostbed with my wife. I've had three neck surgeries and I couldn't find a pillow or mattress that worked for me. So given my engineering experience and manufacturing experience, I decided to make my own pillow and mattress and we started Ghostbed. And we're American made family business and we're very proud of that.

[A]

Oh, wow. Now how, what did it take for you to, you know, kind of, because, you know, you're talking about surgery. What kind of, what kind of design did you. Makes your, your mattresses stand out? I mean, it's got to be pretty, it's got to be pretty ingenious to solve your problem, right?

[E]

Well, I focused on memory foam and memory foam is a polymer. So when my dad invented the aluminum ladder and then the fiberglass ladder. Fiberglass is a structural polymer. So I just converted what I learned and worked in the factory, in the labs with fiberglass ladders and converted it to a comfort polymer, which is the memory foam type mattress. I made memory foam mattresses and pillows and three neck surgeries is a lot. You know, I'm all fused between the top and the bottom in here and the rest is just painful. So I needed something that would be supportive and comfortable, so I made my own. And then I developed vac, packing it, compressing it so it'd be able to ship easily and get across the country very easily to everybody that wanted to go spend.

[A]

Yeah, there are a lot of mattress companies that are doing that. But, but tell us about, you know, what a bad mattress actually does to the body, aside from, you know, giving someone like yourself three surgeries.

[E]

Gives you a health report that you're not feeling well and, you know, if you're don't have A good mattress, you're not sleeping well and you're not as sharp. You're going to be in pain, your back, your neck, your shoulder, etc. So you need a good mattress. And a mattress is really pretty simple. It's comfort and support. Comfort. So it's comforting and you can fall asleep and support. So it supports your whole body, your spine, so your body feels much better in the morning. If you have a bad mattress, you'll know it and you should replace it. Most people replace their mattress in seven to eight years.

[A]

Now, what's the first thing you're going to feel like you'll notice if somebody gets a ghostbed, what are they going to notice?

[E]

First, they love it. I mean, obviously it's a biased answer.

[A]

But over 100,000, I would think so.

[E]

Over 100,000 reviews. And I read every single review from all the platforms, our website, Costco, Sam's Club, you know, large, large retail businesses. And the feedback is fantastic. We have a little quiz at our website called Mark's Quiz, which kind of asks some simple questions and then lets us try to figure out what's the best mattress for you, given your situation. That's helpful because our return rate is extremely low. So when you're buying a product sight unseen online, to have such a low return rate and kind of figure out the right mattress for the right body needs, that's a pretty good win.

[A]

Yeah, especially because, let's face it, what do we asleep about 30% of our lives anyway?

[E]

A third of our life.

[A]

Yeah. So you want to make sure you're on a great bed. What about, you know, people that they aren't single? Say they're married, they got a spouse, she sleeps one way, he sleeps the other. Is that something that you guys can account for with Ghostbusters bed?

[E]

Yes, that's a great question and a very common situation. You have two people and two sleeper types. One wants the mattress more firm, one wants it a little softer, more giving. So we kind of pioneered the split king adjustable. So it's really two twin XL mattresses come together, which is a king. And then underneath that we have an adjustable base, head up, foot up, massage lights, electrical outlets for your Apple phones and all that kind of stuff. And with that it allows you to do is. There's no value separation between these two twin XLs. They're right next to each other, but you each can have your own comfort level that fits your body. And it's really worked out great. It's a growing, growing category. I suggest it. My wife And I have it. Lots of people have it.

[A]

So you got the, you got the split king that you just said. It's two mattresses. Each moves, I guess, independently.

[E]

That's correct. But with the adjustable base underneath it, you could raise your head a little bit, your leg a little bit, and that way, say you have a back problem. If you lift your head a little bit, you're going to take a little bit of pressure off your back. And if you lift your legs, even more pressure reduction on your back. So it accommodates all the different sleeper types and needs of the couple.

[A]

What about the midnight snacker? You got something in there where we can hide the snack or maybe some drinks? I'm just kidding.

[E]

Technology is always coming out from, from Ghostbed.

[A]

Hey, let me ask you this because, you know, let's face it, when you're buying a mattress, it's a big investment. You know, some people spend thousands of dollars. Like you said, this is going to be some. Sometimes with you 8, 10, maybe even longer years. You want to make sure you get the right one. You guys offer free trial or something?

[E]

We do. We offer 100 one night sleep trial. That means sleep in your own room, your own ambient temperature, your conditions, your pets, your kids, your spouse, your partner, whoever, and you can really try it out. And if it doesn't work, we will give you a full refund. We'll pick it up and try to help you exchange it into something else if that's required. But most of the time people love it, but we make it very easy. So we reduce that risk of the decision when you purchasing it online.

[A]

Right. Well, that's great to know. And again, the name of the company is Ghostbed. You can go to ghostbed.com and check them out for yourself. Ghostbed.com Rav, are you. I feel like there's a promo code in here, isn't there, Mark?

[E]

There is a promo code. Good, good comment there. So an extra 10% discount for RAV viewers and for the Studio B6 viewers. And we have good prices right now as we speak and as we're going into President's Day. And on top of that, you get an additional 10% off, which is very helpful. And of course, zero interest financing we offer. So that helps term it out for people as well.

[A]

Right. And I see here you guys also offer a white glove setup option where you take away the old mattress so nobody has to do anything. You guys just come in, take out the old crappy mattress, bring in the brand new ghost bridge bed and people are off To Betty buy we do.

[E]

Either or FedEx right to your doorstep for the people that want that. Or white glove where we set it up. Take away the old stuff and you're all good to go.

[A]

All right. Very good. Well, thank you for joining us. First time ever, Mark. You did a great job. Mark.

[E]

Thank you. Thank you so much.

[A]

You got it. Make sure to go visit Ghostbed for yourself. That's ghostbed.com. ghostbed.com. It's just the way it's spelled. Ghost B E D.com backslash RAV for promo code. RAV. It's going to earn you an extra 10 off with that promo code. Ghostbed.com. that's ghostbed.com. mark Werner, thanks for taking some time and, and coming on with us tonight. We appreciate it.

[E]

Thank you so much for having us.

[A]

All right. You're welcome. Have a great night.

[C]

Have a ghost bed.

[A]

You do?

[C]

Yeah. My, my fiance goes me in it every night. I'm kidding. She's a hooa.

[D]

Yeah. I have a water bed. I call it a ghost ship.

[A]

Anyhow, so, so go and take advantage of that promo. Ghostbed.com. rav. That's ghostbed.com. rEV. You know what, let's face it. It's. It's 10. 10 years. 10 years ago is, you know, it used to be a lot of people would, would go through mattresses pretty quick, right. Because, you know, as you're getting older, your body changes and like you mentioned.

[D]

Becomes a mind over mattress.

[A]

Yeah. But like, this seems like he's kind of figured that out. So you don't have to change mattresses or deal with, you know, different sleeping positions with different people. I, I think that works. What say you, Vin?

[B]

I'm still waiting for the 72 virgin thing to come through, but I say when I travel, you know, I'm, I don't sleep that well because I'm not in my own bed.

[A]

Right.

[B]

You know, that's the big, you know, you make a big choice buying your bed and your mattress and you guys have done that. You slept at someone's house or you've, you've gone away and slept in a hotel hell and you can't sleep very well and you're like, oh, I don't know, this doesn't feel so good, man. It's like, I think it's probably the most important purchase you make. Well, anything because of your Life.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. 30 of your life you're going to be spending in bed. Most of that probably sleeping. Yeah, right. Sure. Then of course, there's A, there's other things that you. You're gonna be taking care of.

[C]

Yeah, like what?

[A]

But sometimes I just. Just chill out. Like, I'll wake up, but I won't get out of bed.

[D]

Right.

[A]

Especially on a. On a weekend when I know it's snowing or something, I'll just lay there. I'll be like, you know what? I don't have to go anywhere. So it's nice to have, you know, something that's comfortable enough for you to sit up in.

[D]

That's true.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

Anyhow, so there you have it. We'll take a quick break. We got one more segment. Man A Fast, Fast night on a Tuesday night. We'll do that coming up. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. Stay there, Sam. All right. Live from Studio 6, being real America's voice on a Tuesday night. Thank you for watching the program and dedicating two hours to us if you stayed the whole time. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We'll go one more time around the room, see what everybody's got left. Let's kick things off with West Palm Beach. Vin. Vin, what do you got?

[B]

Well, I want to talk the economy a bit because there's, There's. There's so much to talk about here. First off, people who are giving Trump a hard time on economics and so on. And I understand not everybody's feeling it yet, but he has laid the groundwork as he done, as he's done, by the way, with just about everything, that global world order that we talked about, all the tariff stuff that he's leveled the field with, with all the people ripping us off economically early in the year. He did a lot of things to make things great, and you're gonna start seeing it now. And reports are coming out that we're gonna be issuing an additional $100 billion in refunds compared to last year. This year, people will get, at minimum, another thousand dollars back from the government that's just across the country. Some will get more, some will get less, Less. But there's a lot of money coming back to people. Taxes are lower, at least federal taxes are lower, and big refunds are coming. So all of these little things that Trump did, they take time to take effect. After dealing with the inflation and the prices going up through the roof and gas going through the roof and taxes up so high. Trump's done so many things to level that out. We are now starting to see it. I think I predicted last year when he first got in office, it's gonna take a year 2026 would be a big, big, big renaissance for our country economically. We're starting to see it, but we're going to see it in this quarter by the end of this quarter. And those tax refunds big time, that's huge. It's cash in your pocket. So I thought that was worth talking about and we should be talking about it more, frankly, because it's a great story.

[A]

I see it really hitting its stride probably at the end of the spring as we head into summer, because I think that's like you said and we were talking about that in the spring where it's like it's not going to happen automatically. And that's what people like, oh, well, the prices are still high. Well, it takes a little while for these things to kick in. But now you're going to start to see the fruit of that, of those seedlings that went into to fixing this economy that the Democrats and Joe Biden.

[C]

Broke and looks already way down. Eggs are way down. Murder rate is at a 125 year low.

[A]

Yeah. And border crossings are at zero.

[C]

Imagine how that works.

[D]

Amazing.

[C]

Trump talked about the murder rate drops.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

New York Times.

[B]

Trump talked about the economy today and he said, they said, well, unemployment and all these other things. He goes, look, if I want unemployment to go down like every other president, I go hire 2 million people in the government. Unemployment go down, wages go up. All this stuff. I got rid of people and unemployment's down. We've talked about that before. But he had to make that point like, what are people so dumb they don't understand that that's what every president's done. They've just hired people in the government. Government, you know, 10 people to do one job. I mean, so he's not doing that.

[A]

And it made their numbers look good, but we all knew where it land, where it ended up. And it ended up when, you know, the government spending more and more money and these are more and more people that are going to get these pensions that, that we're going to be paying for forever. So it's a good, a good thing. You bring that up. Kevin Downey Jr. Of the Kevin Downey Jr. Radio show. What do you got as your last story of the night, my friend?

[C]

Oh, thank you, Rick. You know the hippie that got himself ventilated in Minneapolis, the guy who, who he brought his gun in an extra magazine but not his id. Well, it turns out ICE knows who he is because he, he got a little tussle with him previously. Really to the point where he Had a cracked and. Or broken rib, we don't really know. But they gave him something for his bad rib and he went home and he said, well, I'm gonna go out again. He was on this signal app and he. He knew where to go, and he found himself there, there. And he's walking around with no id, but with his gun and again mixes it up with the cops and gets himself shot. But they already know him. All right, so what we know now, two things going on. Number one, CNN is using doctored photos of him to make him look prettier because as, I guess his last name is Pretty, and he's just. Just. He's dope. And they're trying to, like they've evened out his face and, you know, give him a better beard, whatnot. But on the reality end, this guy is nothing but a street communist. He's a filthy street communist. He mixes it up with ice. They might have recognized him. We don't know yet. We haven't heard. But I'm telling you, any way you slice it, this guy, he gave up the ghost not because of any other reason than he's an idiot. That's why he's gone. And now. And now we know he has a history of violence with ice.

[A]

Yeah. And you know, at some point, you have to be responsible for your actions, right? We tell this. We tell this to kids all the time. Hey, don't do that. Don't walk in traffic. Don't touch the hot stove. Don't. Because something's going to happen if you walk into a law enforcement incident and you decide you're going to intervene on behalf of, oh, I don't know, somebody who doesn't belong here, and you're packing heat. It's like. Like Vince said, just. Why don't you just walk in traffic on the Long Island Expressway at that point? Because that's what you're doing to yourself. You're putting yourself in harm's way on purpose. Nothing good can come of this.

[C]

And you know what, Derek? I think the left has been pushing this you're not responsible nonsense for years so that knowing full well you're going to get chaos. Well, it's not my fault. If I do this, it's someone else's fault. I don't have to take the blame. Yeah, and we're seeing people get out of jail now. They did this animal from Latin Kings who put out a $10,000 bounty on Bavino. Well, he's found innocent because he only had 20 bucks in his bank account. They said, well, he obviously didn't have the 10k because, yeah, you take your drug money and you go to a place, bank of America, and you put it in there and you say, yeah, I, I got a job.

[A]

Well, they didn't check his Christmas Club account there. So that's what it is. All right, so Kevin Downey Jr. Again, you can check him out tomorrow morning on the radio. He'll also be sitting in for me tomorrow night here on LFS xp. Slick Rick, one more sports report, please, sir. Please, sir. Maybe have one more.

[D]

Yes, well, you're gonna have more. Yes. Because you win a lot of super bowl stories over the next week or so, so you have to bear with me. But this is the big news. And one of the big stories coming out today is Drake Mays potential shoulder injury. Now, the biggest story heading into the Super Bowl. Yeah, questions about Drake Mays shoulder, he's the quarterback for the Patriots have quietly become the biggest storyline heading into the Super Bowl. This is Bobby Barack of Outkick. The New England Patriots are four and a half point underdogs against the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl. But there could be value in taking Seattle and the points now, depending on who and what you believe about Drake May's health. Monday evening, Dr. David J. Chow, known as Profootball Doc, posted a video in which he declared that May injured his shoulder in the AFC Championship game against the Broncos. There is no question in my mind that Drake May injured his right throwing shoulder against the Denver Broncos. In the next post, Chao added that it is to be determined how severe the injury might be heading into Super Bowl 60. I'm far more concerned about May's shoulder than Sam Darnold's oblique. That'd be the Seattle quarterback, Sam Donald. Chow's comments are notable for a few reasons. First, he is widely regarded as the foremost thorough on NFL injuries. He's very credible. The play Chow reference occurred in the third quarter following a hit from Talanoa Hufanga. And on this hit, Chow then cites that May show discomfort in the huddle. You gotta remember he only threw for 86 yards. Now granted, we had a hell of a snowstorm, but if you think about it, the throwing was absolutely down. He did call his own number and they won the game on that particular play. But it's something to keep an eye on, something you really don't want to keep an eye on. But obviously we're going to have to. As far as the super bowl is bad Bunny and he says he's not wearing a dress, you told me about this last night. So instead of saying yes to the dress, he said no for the super bowl halftime show. People could really give a crap, but I'm going to talk about it anyway. Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart A report now says that contrary to previous claims, Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny won't be wearing a dress during his super bowl halftime performance. After all, reports on Friday claim that the rapper, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martino Ocasio, no relation, I don't think, anyway, intended to wear a dress as a thumb in the eye of those who criticize his support for the LGBTQ+ this and that community and that his February 8th halftime show will be a tribute to gay icons. But TMZ is now reporting that Inside is planning the NFL's big show claim that Bad Bunny will not be wearing a dress at all. So the things that you. Things that keep you up at night in your ghost bed.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Didn't the basis from Nirvana, didn't he wear a dress?

[A]

I don't know.

[D]

Maybe it was a kilt, but either way, James Reed, though, in the YouTube chat he says Elma Fudge is he's looking for a bad bunny. So we'll see what happens. It's a wrap.

[A]

All right, Slick. And again, Slick Rick Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code LFS6B at checkout. Vinnie Mac, thank you for joining us from West Palm beach, man. Enjoy the sun tomorrow. I hate to you.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

Yeah, remember, bring some back, will you? Kevin Downey Jr. Is going to be on your radio tomorrow morning, 9am to 11am Eastern on LI News Radio. LI newsradio.com and for all those watching, we salute our military active and retired, our first responders, EMTs, firefighters, police, ICE, Border Patrol, everybody working the front lines. Thank you so much for everything you do to take the keep us safe. We appreciate you watching at home in the chats, in the rumbos, in the twigs, in the YouTubes and the Facebooks, of course, get our chat as well. And everybody on the show, Aaron and Fran in the booth, Slick rick, Kevin Audi Jr. Vinnie Buddha down in Florida. We'll see you guys tomorrow night. Thanks everybody. And but remember, peace. This is an Iheart podcast, guaranteed human.