Live From Studio 6B - Tuesday, March 10 2026

Summary

Real America’s Voice: Live From Studio 6B – March 10, 2026

Episode Overview

This episode of "Live From Studio 6B" dives headlong into the signature mix of unfiltered news analysis, cultural commentary, and spirited debates that define Real America’s Voice. The team tackles current political turbulence in the GOP, explosive new revelations regarding election interference, the state of the Iran war, media bias, sports stories, and even UFO disclosures. The show's trademark banter, humor, and frank opinions punctuate and enliven the serious discussion.

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Main Themes & Headline Segments

1. Current State of the Republican Party & the SAVE Act

• The hosts unleash frustration over the Republican Party's inability to pass the SAVE America Act (focusing on voter ID), blaming decades of weak leadership, especially with figures like Mitch McConnell and John Thune.
• Critique centers on the lack of GOP unity and courage in contrast to Democrats’ relentless pursuit of their priorities.
• Notable quote:
  “...all one big conglomeration of garbage, garbage in, garbage out and on from this party. And it’s because we don’t spend enough time in the primaries. We don’t endorsed the right candidates. We’ve never gotten behind the right candidates, mostly because of Mitch McConnell..." (A, 09:15)
• [09:00 – 17:00]: In-depth discussion of the GOP's legislative failures, Save America Act specifics, criticism of Republican "disasters" who won't back it, and comparison to Pelosi’s strong-arm tactics ("I would have killed to have somebody as effective as [Pelosi] has...We've never had anything close to that,” A, 11:23).
• Cites Megan Basham (Daily Wire) and Daniel Horowitz’s sharp rebukes of Trump’s endorsements of establishment GOP candidates.
  “...for five consecutive election cycles, Trump endorsed every single one of the establishment rhinos, some of them twice...This has made it impossible to credibly deter them.” (Horowitz via A, 18:05)
• Notable moment: Reversal thought experiment—would Democrats ever simply “give up” like Thune does?

2. Filibuster & Senate Leadership—Historical & Present Failures

• The “talking filibuster” debate features:
  • Host (A) contrasts current GOP lethargy to Democratic resolve, playing a 2022 Chuck Schumer clip about threatening rule changes for election bills ([41:01]).
  • Fred Bauer’s City Journal post is read, emphasizing that determined majorities historically broke filibusters without the “nuclear option,” lacking only today’s GOP resolve.
• Notable quotes:
  • “A determined majority would find a way to undertake this and make them filibuster...The operative word is 'determined.' We do not have a determined party at all.” (A/B, 40:20)
  • “Just reverse the roles and think if it was the Democrats in this situation..." (A, 40:36)
• [35:26 – 43:00]: Recap of Thune’s statements, historical examples, and sharp criticism of current leadership.

3. Election Interference – Breaking News

• John Solomon’s new reporting (with Arizona Senator Mark Fincham) describes the FBI's ongoing investigation of possible foreign and domestic interference in Arizona’s 2020, 2022, and 2024 elections.
• Documents are about to be revealed—described as “explosive” (B, 79:02).
• Discussion: This is evidence of deep state abuse, misuse of counter-intel tools post-9/11 now deployed against Americans and Trump figures up to inauguration day—(D, 83:55).
• Harmeet Dhillon sounds off on the painstaking pursuit of justice and possible upcoming arrests.
  “...getting to the bottom of it is a challenge...We are diligently working together...But justice must be served in these circumstances.” (H, 81:39).
• [78:07 – 85:17]: Full breakdown of this breaking news and its implications.

4. International Focus: Iran War & Strait of Hormuz

• [43:01 – 54:28]: Extensive review of the current Iran conflict:
  • Tel Aviv under missile/cluster munitions attack ([43:01]), U.S. destroying Iranian mine-laying ships, focus on Strait of Hormuz riverine warfare, and President Trump’s vow for severe consequences for further mining.
  • Pete Hegseth (Sec. of War) and general staff update: U.S. military is applying “brutal efficiency, total air dominance…” (D, 44:38).
  • Vinnie Mac shares insights from a shipping industry contact out of Kuwait (“...this is a cakewalk compared to [Iraq war]...Democrats are turning this into an issue well beyond what it is. Iraq war was way worse.”, B, 50:45).
  • Noteworthy: Trump ensures that China receives its oil amidst embargo, “Leadership, folks...We don’t need to poke the bear that hard.” ([53:38], B)

5. Media Bias & National Security

• Hosts rail against CNN’s minimal coverage and mislabeling of a Manhattan terrorist attack as “teenagers throwing things” rather than an ISIS-inspired bombing ([58:35]).
• Mocking of NYC Mayor Eric Adams for blaming “white supremacy,” even though the attack was Islamic-inspired. ([60:57])
• [58:35 – 61:37]: Clips and commentary showing frustration at legacy media narratives.

6. Cultural & Miscellaneous Stories

• Barry Manilow returns to the Billboard top 10: Comments on his legacy and jingle-writing.
  • “He’s one of the great songwriters ever...like a Good Neighbor, State Farm is there!” ([06:03], A/C)
• Iranian women’s soccer team defection: A plea for broader support against repression ([26:32])
• Tulsi Gabbard’s fight to declassify info about “Havana Syndrome” being Russian-directed microwave attacks ([86:59])
• Notable quote: “I’ve had enough of these secrets. There are certain secrets, perhaps in the interest of our national safety, that maybe we need to keep, but there are other things that it just doesn’t matter, and we need to know.” – B, 88:12.

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Humorous & Memorable Moments

Trump & Biden "Therapy Session" Skit

• [30:22 – 35:19]: Comedic skit where Trump (as therapist) gives “therapy” to Biden, who confesses to not really signing executive orders (“...the auto pen, it just signs for you. I’d be in the other room eating pudding…” G, 32:37) and secretly being a Republican:
  • Trump: “This is the most lucid you've been in a decade.” (F, 34:08)
  • Biden: “I think I might be Republican. I like trucks...” (G, 33:47)

UFO Disclosure (Tim Burchett Segment)

• [63:53 – 70:46]: Congressman Tim Burchett promises to push for full government disclosure on UFOs and UAPs, with candid studio speculation about interdimensional tech, Area 51, and what the government is hiding.
  • “I just want you to release everything that I've seen. And, and because he asked me so do you think they're real? I said, Something's going on, Mr. President. We're spending billions of dollars on something.” (A quoting Burchett, 65:18)
• The panel riff on advanced ancient tech (“still can’t explain the pyramids...”) and debate whether they’d rather find flying saucers or literal aliens.

Sports Stories

• [19:51 – 26:29]: NCAA basketball, UFC drama (Jon Jones requests contract release), Taylor Swift motivates Travis Kelce to return to the NFL, Matt Snell’s passing mourned, Geno Smith’s controversial return to the Jets.
• [91:25]: NBA’s Atlanta Hawks’ “Magic City Night” (strip club-themed) canceled by NBA, hosts debate its appropriateness:
  • “Come on now, you’ve got young kids going to that...Where is their brains?” (C, 92:33)

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Key Quotes

• On Republican Senate Leadership:
  “We just don’t have it. We don’t have the votes, you know, because that’s just the end of it...it’s just, I don’t, it’s just, all one big conglomeration of garbage, garbage in, garbage out...” (A, 09:15)
• On Pelosi vs. McConnell:
  "We've never had anybody lead the Republican party as effective as Pelosi. Never. I would have killed to have somebody as effective as she has." (A, 11:23)
• On media coverage of terrorism:
  “CNN is getting torched over a bizarre post about the terrorist attack in New York City over the weekend, saying it was just teenagers throwing bombs…” (D, 58:35)
• On government transparency and secrets:
  “I’ve had enough of these secrets. Just enough...There are other things that it just doesn’t matter, and we need to know.” (B, 88:12)

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Notable Timestamps

• [09:00 – 17:00]: GOP failures, Save America Act, Republican primary woes
• [30:22 – 35:19]: Trump & Biden "therapy" skit
• [43:01 – 54:28]: Iran war, Strait of Hormuz, international strategy
• [58:35 – 61:37]: Media bias – CNN, NYC attack, Mayor Adams' response
• [63:53 – 70:46]: UFO disclosure segment with Rep. Burchett
• [78:07 – 85:17]: John Solomon’s breaking news on election interference
• [91:25 – 93:18]: NBA strip club promotion story & panel reaction

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Final Thoughts & Wrap-Up

Hosts close by reiterating their support for American values, calling for government accountability, media honesty, and standing by U.S. military and law enforcement. The show’s mix of investigative curiosity, political advocacy, and cultural humor makes it a lively journey for listeners who want detailed analysis with plenty of attitude.

For those who missed the episode:
You'll find candid, in-depth takes on today’s biggest news, political inside baseball, perspective on global conflicts, pop culture stories, and a healthy dose of off-the-cuff studio laughs. If you want mainstream narratives challenged—and real talk about what’s happening in Washington, the world, and even outer space—this episode delivers.

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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It is live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. 8:00 clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in Slickster. Sitting here looking sparkly and good. It's gonna do some sports. Slickster, how are you? I'm good, Big D. What's coming up? Anything? Big news in sports today.

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Well, we're gonna talk a little bit about why Travis Kelce's gonna take another foray into an NFL season. We got Rodeo Houston.

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Update Big D. Rodeo in Houston.

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And some sad news in the Jet World that hit a little bit earlier Evening. So we're going to get into that

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a little bit as well.

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All their fans realize that they're going to play again this season.

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Okay, well, that's.

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Yeah, they just signed a quarterback.

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Not exactly, but he's a. Past plays.

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All right, very good. Slick will have some sports. Rick Delgado is going to have main headlines. Ms. Delgato, how are you?

[D]

I am good.

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Damon, what did you do today on this fine. Another beautiful, beautiful day.

[D]

Beautiful day that I should have been out and about on my bicycle rolling up the miles, but no, I did not.

[A]

You were writing what even is that?

[D]

Yes, I was, damn it. And it is done. And I'll be submitting it to Aaron later tonight.

[A]

Well, submit it to me for approval first, please.

[D]

Well, yeah, of course. Yeah, I always do that.

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Yeah. No, just send it to Aaron. She does everything. Yes, all right, very good. So when are we gonna do that? Tomorrow.

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It was a labor of love and yeah, we're gonna do it tomorrow night.

[A]

Nice. Okay, very good. The audience will be very excited about that. Now, would you like to. Well, now, let's do the hint tomorrow when we start the show. Okay, very good. We'll leave him hanging. So Vinnie Mac Siri sitting right here to my left, he's gonna have some news. Vinny Mac, how are you?

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How are you doing?

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What did you do on this very fine warm day here on Long Island, New York?

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I had an interesting day. I spent the day in New York City, had a bunch of meetings.

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But do you have to jump over any prayer mats?

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I. Well, speaking of. Well, kind of like prayer mats. I'm walking back to the train station, which, by the way, I got a senior ticket. I'm very happy about that. I was able to get on the train for 9.95 instead of 18 bucks. Yeah, that gray hair is paying off. Baby, that's a deal.

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Yeah.

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Anyhow, I'm walking back to the train station. I was on the east side. I'm walking to the west side now to Penn Station. And I'm working the phone because I've been in a meeting all day. And as I'm working the phone, I'm just kind of like aimlessly walking across town. And I wind up walking down the Diamond District on that row and. And then I'm like, what's wrong with you? They just had like this terrorist attack in the city. Here I am walking through where is like a mini Israel, going through the Diamond District.

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Pretty much.

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I've seen.

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I'm on the phone the whole time, oblivious to where I am until, like, halfway through the block. And I'm like, what are you thinking here? Because you're not thinking at all. I was buried in the phone. I actually had that reaction because I got a little nervous, you know, after what happened with the guy. Those crazy guys throwing the bomb and, and, and all the activity you're starting to see around the country here, little incidents happen. And here I am walking into Central Command of that, you know, I was Target. Yeah. So I would, I, I, I beined it across the street.

[A]

Yeah.

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He was. You, you could have heard him. He was going running across.

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Oh, man, I hate to think that way. Like, I was really kind of stunned with myself, like, well, I don't want to think that way. Like, I never think I'm in danger in the city or like, something bad is going to happen. You got to be now. It's that way. But, yeah, but now. Holy cow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I asked if the diamond guys had given senior discounts, too, but they weren't. I only got that on the train.

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Okay, very good.

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That's why he ended up out of that area. They kicked him out. They're like, all right, get out of here.

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It's a little scary.

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So as we were getting ready to do the show, someone mentioned, I guess Slick mentioned.

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Thank you.

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That the. What's going on in music now? Barry Manilow is back on the charts.

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I had heard on serious radio earlier today that Barry Manilow is now in the top 10 billboard. He has a top 10 single that he just released.

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I love it.

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Apparently he had a major surgery. We knew he was ill. We had talked about it, I think a week or so ago on the show that he had some illness he was dealing with. But apparently he's emerged from his surgery and he has a top 10 single. And I think his quote was, I'm just paraphrasing you, though, not exactly that. He's 100 years old and he has a Billboard single, look at me, a top 10 single, look at Me, I think it's called.

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Randy.

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I think it's actually called Once Before I Go.

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Yes, that's correct. That's the name of the song.

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Barry. I'm a Barry Manilow fan.

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That is the song.

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And.

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And it's. It's in the top 10, according to what I heard from Barry, reached the

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top 10 on the adult contemporary chart in March of 2026. Which is right now.

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Yeah.

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Okay, so I guess it was written. It was released, actually late 2025.

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Wow.

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But it was produced by Baby Face.

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No, Baby Face in la.

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Reid.

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Those guys.

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Yeah, Baby Face.

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Super talented song is featured on his upcoming album, what a Time Boy. Well, Barry just sounds like he's getting ready to. It sounds like he's packing it in here. What a Time is the album, and this one's called Once Before I Go.

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Well, he is doing. He's in the midst of his farewell tour.

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No, I know, but he sounds like he's even trying. I mean, so I don't know. Sounds like he's making farewell arrangements, packing up on life. Barry. I mean, we love Barry. Dying.

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You're a child in the 70s or 60s. You remember him very well.

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I mean, one of the girls.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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He was one of my go to's. Even now. And all those songs.

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Yeah, all the songs. Come on, man. Copacabana. I mean, Weekend in New England.

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Great song.

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That song is one of the greatest I've ever heard.

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One of the ships that. One of the great jingle writers.

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Yes.

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Was it coke?

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Is it?

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No. Like a Good Neighbor.

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Like a Good Neighbor.

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State Farm, isn't there?

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I think he's made more money off that jingle than he has on any of his records.

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Yeah, they didn't. They still keep that Good Neighbor jingle.

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No, he buries one. I mean, he is. At Hofstra, we used to call him. In the real music department. We used to call him Barry Manifold, like, because it was like elevator music. But it's good. But. No, I mean, he's. He's one of the great songwriters ever.

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Looks like we made it.

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He was a cousin of a very close friend of mine years ago.

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Really?

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Just amazing.

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He's a New Yorker.

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Good friend of mine.

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Yeah.

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She lived in Massapequa Park.

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Think about the talent we had coming out of Brooklyn. You had Manilow, Streisand and Belly. Joel. And who's the other guy out of where?

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Brooklyn.

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Sweet Caroline. Neil Diamond. Yeah, those three came out of Brooklyn.

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Yeah.

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He also did Stuck on Band Aid,

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I Stuck on Ben.

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Billy Joel came out of Hicksville.

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I think he's done a lot of jingles. Barry Manilow. Most people don't even know when they listen to him that it's him.

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Well, it looks like he made it, so.

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He definitely made it.

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Looks like he made it.

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He made it. Yeah. He had some great Christmas albums too. Some great arrangements. He's done it all. He's one of these, one of the best.

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And McDonald's, you deserve a break today.

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I wish him a well recovered.

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He did that song.

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Yeah.

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I hope he gets better and gets back on this farewell tour. Rick.

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I'd.

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That's a good show.

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I would. I'd go see him almost anywhere.

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I'd see him too.

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I don't see a fair one.

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He's actually coming to Long Island.

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Westbury.

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No, he's coming to Score arena where you barely score.

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Oh, you barely score.

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He's playing, I think next.

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Wow.

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Wow. I'm gonna have to be there for that. You want to go, Vin?

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Cuz you took me away. Oh, man. Here's why you came and you gave without taking.

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See, here's why I can't take Vin number one. You try to sing oh, Damon. Or he would approach. People talk about Trump.

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That's okay.

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So I can't take him.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, listen, there's a lot to talk about Trump.

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His crowd is probably a little more liberal, I would think.

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Oh yeah, you think that's what I've been.

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Yeah, I think it might be a dangerous room to be saying, oh, Damon.

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We've seen on the floor going to be screaming up to section 202. We're not going to be in this war for long.

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Forget, forget Mandy. We're maga.

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They would just point to us. Are you the guys on 6B?

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Get them boys.

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Oh, man.

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Yeah, I just had a guy was walking out of a place, he said, slick. I'm like, oh boy.

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All right, well, he's going to be

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at UBS Monday, April 13th.

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Oh yeah, my dad.

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My father in law's birthday, I'm April 13th. Not that he has any interest in going to see Bar Mellow now.

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He wants to see the World Cup. That's all he.

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World cup tv.

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Yeah,

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well, there's a lot of places to start, but I mean I feel like we could just start. What we could have done is gone back through the 10 years of me doing 11 years now of me doing the show and just put a greatest hits of me talking about the Republican party and Mitch McConnell and Barrasso and Thune and endorsements and primaries to get to where we're at. We could have just played that and that would have summed up what we're seeing in the Save America act and the current leader in the Senate and the performative failure theater that we're going to see unveiled before us here in the next week or so. And it's just, it's just all one big conglomeration of, of garbage, garbage in, garbage out and on from this party. And it's because we, we don't spend enough time in the primaries. We don't endorsed the right candidates. We've never gotten behind the right candidates, mostly because of Mitch McConnell who's been the most ineffective Republican ever. And I don't care what anyone says about what he did in the courts because after Harry Reid, anybody could have done what he did. He raised money, he paved the way for most of what Obama wanted to do in the late years. He always raised money and ran against all real conservatives. And he had people like John Thune and John Barrasso who stood behind him and watched him for all these years. And Thune is just carrying that on. And I said it when Thune was, was, was elected as the, as the leader that we were going to be exactly where we are with this guy, which is nowhere because, well, we just don't have it. We don't have the votes, you know, because that's just the end of it. And it's just, I don't, it's just,

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I don't know, it's disappointing. The Republican Party overall is a disappointment. The thing that is troubling is Trump won so dominantly. You know, we win the House, we win the Senate, Trump wins big. You would think these, these old rhinos would, would fold in and they, and they'd come together, but they haven't. They're the biggest disappointment. The Republican Party, not Trump, not his Cabinet, not the things he's doing, but the Republican Party just incredibly, we were just talking to someone about this that the Republican Party is disappointed, all of

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us, but incredibly predictive like Thune to sit there. Well, we just don't have, do you think, can you ever remember a time where you heard Nancy Pelosi and her rule, her iron fisted rule, ever said in front of a camera, well, I just don't have the votes? And that's pretty much it? Nope. No. No, no. You know what she did behind the scenes? God knows what to get the damn votes.

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Yeah.

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She had to do to get the votes. I said this once and people took it the wrong way and started screaming. If we. We've never had anybody lead the Republican Party in either one of these houses, especially in the Senate, like, as effective as Pelosi was. Never. I would have killed to have somebody as effective as she has. But believing in what we believe in, we've never had anything close to that. Paul Ryan, John Boehner, I mean, you can go down the list. I mean, Newt's probably maybe the closest thing back, but, I mean, do you ever hear Pelosi say, well, we just don't have the. We don't have the votes. Right. And then put it on the floor, knowing that you're not going to get there just so you could say, well, I put it on the floor. I put it on the floor. Yeah. John Cornyn. Cornyn voted yes for it. So now Trump can endorse him.

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Told you.

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Gave him the opportunity to vote yes for it. But like I said, It's 5347 in the Senate. No, it's 9010. Democrats. Don't fool yourself. It's always been that way. And this is what happens when you don't spend enough time in the primaries getting the right candidates. You end up here. This is where you end up. Here you go. Here's, here's, here's. Who does not support. As of now, at least this is one is, according to Mark Meadows, does not support the Save America act so far. John Barrasso. Oh, shocker. John Boozman, Shelley Moore, Capito. Another disaster. Susan Collins, disaster. Tom Cotton. Have no idea what's happened to him.

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What happened to that guy?

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Kevin Kramer, Mike Crapo, John Curtis, Steve Danes. Didn't Danes just say he's leaving, by the way? Is he the one who's saying, I'm not coming back? Was it Danes or somebody else? I don't remember. Deb Fisher, Lindsey Graham, Chuck Grassley, John Hovind, Jim justice, disaster. In West Virginia, everybody told me how great he was. John Kennedy, have no idea what's happened to him on some of this stuff. Lankford, disaster. McConnell, worst disaster ever in the history of the party. True. Jerry Moran, Murkowski, disaster. Pete Ricketts, disaster. Tim Scott, no idea. Thune, disaster. Runner up, disaster. Tim Scott Wicker, disaster.

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Runner up.

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And Todd Young, disaster.

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How is Tim Scott on that list?

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And all of these are endorsements that when they came up, said Please don't endorse this person again. But this is where we're at. This is the party. This is the party. This is 10 years of weak primary candidates. All right, life 6B new sports all coming up. Foreign. On up 17 past the hour live from Studio 6P, Real America's Voice. Make sure you follow us on all our social media at Real am. Voice on everything. Download the Real America's Voice app, of course, in, in the App Store on both stores. You can download the 6B app as well in both stores. Now Slick's doing sports. Rick Delgado is doing the news. Vinnie Mac doing the news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. We were talking about the Republicans and Thune shutting down the filibuster talk and of course, all of this talk on the filibuster. If you, if you really want to know what's real, what's not real, I really encourage you to follow Rachel Bovard, who has been on the show actually was years ago. She hasn't been on a while. I think she changed jobs. She was writing, I think, over at the Federalist when she was on, but now she's, I, I think can't remember where she's at now. She's ahead of something, some think tank, conservative think tank, I believe, and I mean, she knows this better than anybody. And what you're hearing from Thune and the Republicans on the talking filibuster, and you can follow, obviously, most of them, sure, follow Mike Lee, Senator Mike Lee. It's just nonsense. The talking filibuster, as I've told you, and I know nothing, but I know enough to know that this is regular order. The talking filibuster, I believe right now is regular order. There's no rule changes that are necessary. But the problem is, as we, when we talked about them nuking the filibuster, and the reason that I thought it was not a great idea is because you still couldn't guarantee yourself 51 votes from this party.

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That's right.

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And so now the big pushback on the talking filibuster is, well, we don't have enough unification in the Republican Party to make sure that every Democrat amendment that they're going to try to throw at this thing can get shot down because Collins, Murkowski, McConnell and you can go down the list. But why not try, dammit, make the Republicans just make, just make them, make them agree to the Democrat. I mean, if it doesn't pass, then it doesn't pass. But why, why just kill it before you even do this performative. You know, he's going to do this performative. Put it on the floor and have to get 60 because he won't institute the talking filibuster.

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He knows he can't get that. And this is one of the most popular bills out there.

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Yeah.

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Like from Republicans and Democrats. I mean, everybody's for this. How are they struggling?

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You're talking about the electorate.

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Yeah.

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Who's looking at the people that take your money to say they represent you, to not listen to you? This is what they're doing right now. They're basically flipping you off. They're giving you two birds and telling you to go scratch. Because they're not gonna do it because it's gonna affect how much money ends up in their wallets. And they can't have that.

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Well, you have the entire.

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Too much influence.

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Yeah.

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There's too much money involved. Thune is a paid influencer at this point. The way. The way. What do you call it? Elon Musk pointed it out.

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Yeah. Yeah, he said it. Well, yeah. But the whole Democratic Party voting against it. And then you've got our rogue Republicans voting against it. Like the entire Democratic base. Senators. All the senators are voting against it. It's not like there are three. Maybe Fetterman. That's it. Right.

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Yeah.

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We have the bulk of Republicans voting for it, except for this handful of degenerates that we have in office that we can't get to come over. So think about that. One of the most popular things for the Democratic Party. Republican Party. Every Democratic senator is voting against it, except for one. Yeah. And then the majority Republicans are voting for it, except for the four or five that are. Are more than that. And there's a few more than whatever

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number it takes to make sure they kill it.

[A]

Megan Basham over from the Daily Wire, said if the gop, while holding the presidency and both houses of Congress, cannot get the SAVE act passed, then conservative voters really do not really do have to reckon with the fact that they do not actually have a party that represents them. They just have people who exploit them for money and career advancement. And Daniel Horowitz replied to that by saying, because for five consecutive election cycles, Trump endorsed every single one of the establishment rhinos, some of them twice. By now, despite everything they have done, this has made it impossible to credibly deter them. So we are stuck with a roster that is even worse than what we were dealing with in 2014. It's sad, but true.

[B]

Trump's doing what he can. Like he's saying I'm not going to sign anything. You could pass bill after bill at the bottom. Not signing anything till you pass. This mean he's doing what he can, but.

[A]

Right, but what he could have done is endorse better candidates.

[B]

Right.

[A]

Wouldn't be sitting here with McConnell, Collins, Murkowski, Tillis, Wicker, Hyde, Smith. He endorsed all of them.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

And McConnell twice, which is almost unforgivable.

[D]

Well, we've said it before and Carlin said it best. It's a big club. And guess what? The American people are not in it.

[B]

That's right.

[A]

It's true.

[B]

They don't represent. They don't represent the people.

[A]

All right, let's do some. Let's do some sports, then we'll get back to main headlines. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slick Scott. What's going on?

[C]

Well, Big D, we're winding down. Big night in NCAA Division 1 Men's. In fact, your alma mater is playing right now and they are trailing Monmouth. There's 45 to 40, 41 in the CAA championship final. Big D second half just underway. So we'll track that. BYU right now over Kansas State 68 60, 15 to go there in the second half. Also second half, Detroit Mercy 4133 over Wright State. We got Long Island Rick playing Mercyhurst. They're trailing by 2:53. Actually they just went up ahead now. They're 55, 53:10 to go there in the second half and 15 to go in the second half as well. Virginia Tech right now 44:42 over Wake Forest. Earlier today, Arizona State knocked out Baylor 83:79 in the Big 12 tournament there for the Phillips 66. The Pit over Stamford 64:63 and a nail biter. Cincinnati edges Utah 73:66 and SMU 86:69 over Syracuse. Gonzaga playing Santa Clara at 9:00 clock tip off and Mary Max Sienna also 9:00pm tip off later this evening. Obviously. So good stuff there and well, we're going to get to the. I want to get to the Jon Jones story, Big D. He doesn't seem to be too happy right now with the ufc. And Jon Jones has requested UFC release after Dana White says legend was never considered for White House card. We've talked about this quite a bit. Scott Thompson of Fox News reporting. Mixed martial arts legend Jon Jones ended his retirement from USC simply because he wanted the spot on the Freedom250 fight card at the White House in June. But when UFC CEO Dana White announced the UFC card, UFC 326 this past weekend, Jones wasn't among the fighters. As a result, he has requested a release from his UFC contract. White was candid when asked about Jones following the UFC 326 card. Never, ever, ever, which I told you guys a hundred thousand times, was Jon Jones ever even remotely in my mind to fight at the White House? White explained, per CBS Sports. Some guys with meta glasses filmed him talking about his hips, that his hips are so bad. And I don't know if you guys saw that flag football game where he can barely run. Jon Jones ret. Because of his hips. He's got arthritis in his hips, apparently. Doctors say he should have a hip replacement. I know what that's all about. White added that the Jon Jones thing is bs saying that he texted the fighter's lawyer saying he would never be on the White House card despite Jones saying he was in negotiations for it. So there's some drama there in the UFC about Jon Jones. I know it doesn't matter at this point. It's water under the bridge because the card is set. But what do you think on that one? Big D. That's pretty interesting, right?

[A]

I think. I don't care how. How bad Jon Jones hips are. He's. Last time he was defeated, which was like, never. Yeah.

[C]

So he was in a position.

[A]

Hello. Well, I don't care if he's on one leg. You send him in there. You claim in every interview you do. And I love Dana. I'm not taking. I mean, but Dan has claimed in every interview he's ever done that Jon Jones is the greatest of all time, bar none. Yeah, he just send them into. Send him into a closed room with any other person. Jon Jones is the one who walks out. He said it multiple times. So now you're saying, oh, he's got his little. A little arthritis is keeping him from. Come on, stop. Well, people love you, but come on home, baby.

[C]

And you know what? Their integrity is starting to be questioned. Big D amongst the. Amongst the publications.

[A]

If you heard Ronda Rousey today, I couldn't even believe it. For someone who's been so integral in the growth of that company, to hear her absolutely nuke. I mean, nuke the ufc. And Dana White today in the press conference she did for her fight for Gina Carano. Wow. On Netflix. It was unbelievable to hear her go off like she did on UFC.

[C]

There's something brewing there.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this, Sam. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night, March 10th, we were doing sports before we got cut off there. Talking about ufc, any other sports look, you want to get to.

[C]

Yeah, I'd love to. I have the Taylor Swift story. Obviously, she helped her buddy there, Travis Kelsey, consider moving on for another season. This is kind of big news, especially if you're a Chiefs fan there. But this is how Taylor Swift helped Travis Kelce decide to return to Chiefs for 2026 season. Zach Wasink of Yard Barker during a Tuesday appearance on the Pat McAfee show, tight end Travis Kelce ended speculation about his future when he confirmed he will return to the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2026 season. Kelsey also discussed how entertainment superstar Taylor Swift, his fiance, impacted his decision to run it back with the Chiefs for one more year. Aaron, could you roll cut one, please?

[B]

Let's talk about. Can we talk about Taylor for a second?

[A]

Of course.

[B]

Always. I never want to do that. Strictly because I want you to know that we respect the shit out of what you've done for football. We also appreciate the fact how you're

[F]

representing football to the world to a lot of people.

[B]

So we.

[F]

We love you for that.

[B]

Never want to take advantage of the relationship you're in. We. But every time I talk about you guys, I think you've heard me say this, like, two greats together is good for society. I feel like you two can motivate each other.

[D]

Now.

[A]

I know not the right clip.

[C]

Yeah, no worries. That's okay. But anyway, he went on to, you know, obviously paraphrase Taylor Swift, obviously motivating him to play this season. I know half our most. Our audience could care less about Taylor. We know how she roll, but post included. So we'll land it there, Big D. I got some NHL scores coming up a little bit later. And sad death in the New York Jets. The great, great Matt Snell passed away.

[B]

Oh, Matt Snell.

[C]

Yeah, actually. And yeah, so sad news there. And some other strange news for the Jets. And Geno Smith is coming back to the Jets. So jets are much, much in the headlines tonight. And it ain't about winning the Super Bowl.

[B]

I thought you were against that Geno Smith. Didn't you say that last time we

[C]

were like Geno Smith. Ask Aaron how she feels about Geno Smith coming back. Aaron, what do we think about Geno Smith?

[B]

Aaron, what's up?

[D]

I don't want to talk about it.

[B]

Exactly.

[C]

That's a rap.

[B]

Let's give him something.

[D]

But you know what? He already has more yards in their last quarterbacks.

[B]

Well, he might be an improvement to where they were? Yeah, I mean, they got a chance

[A]

career on the jets and look how that did.

[B]

Right now he's back.

[A]

Why is he back? Last time he was good, it was West Virginia.

[C]

So that's about right.

[A]

All right, Vinnie Mac's got some news. What's going on?

[B]

You know, I saw a story that just kind of brings home what's happening with this, with this conflict in Iran and why Iran and the leadership are just so. Especially for women, for young girls, for females in general. I mean, just think about having to grow up in that society where you repressed, you can't get educated, you have to wear this garb. I mean, you're treated like a second class citizen. So the story's really about the Iranian women's soccer team and they didn't sing or stand for their national anthem during the ceremonies there in Australia. And seven of them defected. And although we're like, yay, great, seven defected. I couldn't help but, you know, think about this in the way that it really hits you emotionally, which is the hell that they have to live. All these women, not just these soccer players, I mean, they are taking a bit of a stand and trying to. Trying to improve their lives by not going back. Which, by the way, after not standing for their national anthem and singing, they'd probably just get killed. They would probably show up and disappear. Now, who knows if they can do that now with the amount of damage we're doing in Iran. But it just goes to show you how screwed up the left is in particular in this whole issue. Because if there's any regime or any group of people repressing women in this world, it's these guys repressing them to a degree where they are simply servants and second class citizens and not provided anything and have to hide and they're beat up or whipped or killed for doing the simplest little things. And yet they support all the things that they seem to be doing because they're against Trump in this war, which we're trying to give them freedom. So now these seven brave women have defected. I wish they all did, because a few of them didn't. They're on their way back right now and who knows what's going to happen to them. But a very sad story, but to me it really brings it home in how these people are really living their lives. I have a daughter. I could not imagine, you know, repressing having her being repressed in any society. You know, you want them to thrive. You have a daughter, Damon, and you know, she's Doing all the things that we would expect. You know, she's got a good education, she's playing sports, all these great things that she could do. She could go out with her friends and dress. You know, we take advantage of all this stuff because we have a great country here, we have a great lifestyle. But this is not. We're not fighting just for women. But you would think the Democrats would take on this. Cause women are being repressed at a level that is so disgusting, yet they don't take on this. Cause they're happy to protest our involvement in the Iran war. They're happy to protest in Minnesota over trying to arrest illegals who are killing people. They're happy to protest about all these things, but they won't say a word when it comes to this. I mean, if there are any liberals ever watching this show, which I think some do, to see what we're going to say next, you should be thinking about this. Well, they're mostly related to me.

[D]

Yeah, like your buddy Doug.

[B]

My buddy Doug. They're out there. I see them in the chats. There are liberals out there that watch shows like ours, and it feeds into their anger in many ways. But that's one thing I just can't figure out. Even with the gay community, too, you know, you just can't understand how they rationalize support of us trying to take down regimes like this. Anyhow, that story caught my eye, and. And I. I hope for the girls that did not, you know, go back. Pardon me. The girls that did go back. I hope. I hope for. And pray for their safety. Yeah, because that doesn't look like they're going to be too safe.

[C]

Definitely.

[A]

All right, very good, Vinnie Mack. I have some more news here. Delgado's gonna do headlines. But right now, Trump and Biden go to therapy together.

[B]

Oh, boy.

[A]

That is the basis of today's Baby News Network update. Roll it, Aaron.

[F]

Welcome, everybody, to the therapy session. Now, our therapist, very weak guy, by the way. Not a winner. He called off today, Couldn't make it. So I decided to step up like I always do, because nobody loves helping people as much as I do. Joe, the floor is yours. Tell me what's going on.

[G]

Well, Doc. Can I call you Doc?

[F]

You can call me President or Supreme Leader. I answer to both now, actually.

[A]

Right.

[G]

So look, here's the deal. I've been having these. You know, the thing dreams. Bad ones. Real bad. I wake up in the middle of the night sweating, and I hear. I hear the laugh, man.

[F]

The Kamala laugh.

[G]

Don't. Don't say it like that. Don't just say it out loud. It comes back. It echoes. I'll be sitting there, eating my ice cream, chocolate chip, the good stuff, and then out of nowhere, just right in my ear, like she's in the walls.

[F]

Doc, that sounds like a nightmare, Joe. And I'm very confident it is one, because I've heard the laugh and it haunts me, too. But I'm strong enough to handle it.

[G]

Four years, man, four years I sat next to that. Every meeting, every briefing, every. You know, the thing where you stand at the. At the podium and the. And the cameras are there and you got it. Well, anyway, she just started laughing at nothing. Someone would say good morning and she'd go off like a fire alarm in a library. I didn't sleep for a full term. Not one good night.

[F]

I believe it. Honestly, very traumatic. And the Democrats did that to you, Joe? Your own party? They stuck you with her. Very cruel people.

[G]

You want to know the worst part?

[A]

Part?

[G]

I didn't even. Look, I'm just going to say it. I didn't even pick her. They told me to pick her. They said, joe, you got to pick Kamala. And I said, pick who? And they said it again, and I still didn't know who she was. And then she was just. She was just there at every meeting, laughing.

[F]

What else is bothering you?

[G]

I didn't. And I probably shouldn't be saying this.

[F]

No, no, please say it. This is therapy. This is a safe space. I mean, I'm going to tell everybody, but go ahead.

[G]

Never signed anything.

[F]

What do you mean you never signed anything?

[G]

The documents, the executive orders, the bills. I didn't sign any of them. They had this thing, this pen thing, The. The auto pen, it just signs for you. I'd be in the other room eating pudding, and the pen would be in the Oval Office. Sign and stuff with my name on it. I'd see it on the news later and go, oh, I did that.

[D]

Huh.

[G]

Interesting.

[F]

So a robot was running the country.

[G]

It wasn't a robot. It was a pen.

[F]

Joe, A. Penn was signing executive orders while you ate pudding. That's a robot. That's a very low tech robot, but it's a robot. I'm writing this down. This is incredible.

[G]

And the thing is. The thing is, Doc, half the stuff that Penn signed I don't even agree with. They'd bring me a stack of papers and I'd say, what's this? And they'd say, don't worry about it, Joe. And I didn't. I didn't worry about it. That was my whole presidency. Not worrying about it.

[F]

That actually explains a lot. Four years of mystery finally solved. And it was on my couch in my office with my questions. Very productive session, wouldn't you say?

[G]

And you know what, Doc? Can I tell you something real personal? I think I might be. And don't tell anyone this. I think I might be Republican.

[F]

Wait, what? Say that again.

[G]

I think in my heart, my gut, wherever the thing is that tells you who you are, I think I'm a Republican. Republican. I like trucks. I don't understand half of what my party talks about. They lost me around 2020, and I just kept nodding. I've been naughty for five years, Doc. My neck hurts.

[F]

Joe, what the heck? This is the most lucid you've been in a decade.

[G]

I went to one of your rallies once. In disguise. Wore a hat. I had a good time. Great energy. Everybody was happy. Nobody was yelling about pronouns. It felt normal. I felt normal.

[F]

Joe, I'm going to be very honest with you. This is the best therapy session in the history of therapy. Bigger, better, stronger than ever before. You've confessed to election fraud, auto pen, government secret rally attendance and closeted Republicanism in under 10 minutes. I don't even need the full hour. We're done. You're cured.

[G]

I feel better already, honestly.

[F]

You should. You just switch parties on a couch. Very dramatic, very brave. Now get out. I have a country to run. Two countries, actually. Very busy.

[G]

Same time next week?

[F]

Absolutely not. All right. That, folks, is what happens when you let your favorite president handle therapy.

[D]

Oh, man.

[A]

Right. There you go.

[C]

Joe and Trump in the and eating pudding.

[B]

You gotta love that alone.

[A]

Closet Republicanism.

[G]

Oh, God.

[A]

So good.

[C]

That was classic.

[A]

All right, we got a couple minutes here left. Let's jump into the main headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. And then we'll continue when we get back from the break. What's going on, Delgado?

[D]

All right, Damon. Well, I might as well get this one out since we talked about it a little bit earlier. And speaking of therapy, you might need some. Senate Majority Leader John Thune appeared to shut down further talk of using the talking filibuster to push through the Save America Act, a key voter ID bill that President Donald Trump has endorsed and has been looking to get passed from Congress for the last few months. This coming from John Solomon's just the news. His comments come weeks after pressures from members of the House, Senate and GOP demanding that he used a procedural mechanism to force the legislation pass the Democratic filibuster. But Here is John Thune, cut number four. Here he is talking about, oh, well, he just doesn't have the votes. Damon, cut number four. Here's a little therapy for you. Cut four. Run a risk of being on the wrong side of President Trump and your resistance to do this talking filibuster, tying the Senate in knots for weeks.

[C]

We don't have the votes either to

[D]

proceed, get on a talking filibuster, nor to sustain one if we got on it.

[A]

But that's just.

[C]

That is just a function of math, and there isn't anything I can do about that. I mean, I understand the president's got a passion to see this issue addressed

[A]

as we all do. Does he understand that, though?

[D]

Well, we've conveyed that to him, but

[C]

we will continue to make that argument because I think it's important that everybody

[A]

understand that this really is about.

[C]

It's about the votes, it's about the math.

[B]

And

[D]

for better or worse, I'm the

[A]

one who has to be the clear ideal. I just can't with this guy.

[D]

There's the therapy I was looking for for you, Damon. There you go. Do you feel better now?

[B]

Just tell them they have to vote and for it.

[A]

By the way, that's just the math. Just give up. Just the math. I'm the leader. Maybe I should go get the votes. But no, no, we just don't have it,

[B]

Sam.

[A]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B. So just, I want to just. I came across this today. I think it's worth addressing, obviously a different time, but to the point. Fred Bauer blog on Twitter. Fred Bauer is the. Over at City Journal, which I love, writes at City Journal, writes it unheard, which I love as well. He said, since everyone's still talking about the talking filibuster, I'll just observe that. Yes, determined keyword. Determined majorities have been able to outlast filibustering minorities. After all, some filibusters failed prior to the introduction of cloture in 1917. And then he brings up the example of a couple of them. 1841, the Democratic minority filibustered for about a week a proposal to dismiss the Senate printers. That filibuster failed. In 1893, there was a colossal filibuster over the repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act. It went on for months, but the filibustering minority eventually gave up and the repeal went to the president's desk. Granted, 2026 is a long way removed from 1893, but there is a historical record of talking filibusters either being overcome or providing a jolt that allows for a legislative breakthrough that wins over at least some of the filibusters. I have been and remain a die hard foe of the nuclear option. That is using the bare majority to nullify the standing rules of the Senate. But having filibusters actually hold the floor is not the nuclear option. You don't have to change a single Senate rule to make this happen. And that's the point. A determined majority would find a way to undertake this and make them filibuster for as long as they want.

[B]

The operative word is determined.

[D]

Yes, exactly.

[B]

We do not have a determined. We don't have a determined party at all. This is a fractured party. Despite the strength that Donald Trump brings

[D]

to the table, we have determined criminals who want to keep the money flowing.

[A]

Yep.

[D]

They got their marching orders from their donors and they're not about to deviate

[A]

from that 2022 again. I just want you to always in these situations just reverse the roles and think if it was the Democrats in this situation, Pelosi, Schumer, that leadership, what they would do. We have a little bit of insight to that. Here's Chuck Schumer in 2022.

[B]

Senate cannot protect the right to vote, which is the cornerstone of our democracy. Then the Senate rules must be reformed. Must be reformed. If the Republicans block cloture on the legislation before us, I will put forward a proposal to change the rules to allow for a talking filibuster on this legislation as recommended by a number of our colleagues who have been working on this reform for a long time. Historically, changes to the Senate rules have been necessary to adapt to changed circumstances. Even Senator Byrd, a traditionalist, said just that. To address voting rights in a timely fashion, there's an opportunity to do exactly. To change the Senate rules to promote a public debate that is restorative of the Senate's long standing two speech limit. We feel very on something as important as voting rights. If Senate Republicans are going to oppose it, they should not be allowed to sit in their office. They got to come down on the floor and defend their opposition to voting rights, the wellspring of our democracy.

[A]

Now let me just stop it there. Do you hear anybody sound like this on the Republican side in the last week? Have you heard John Thune give a speech like this? No way. Have you heard any leadership press conference sound like this? It's just math, you know, it just, it's just math. We just don't have the votes. It's just math. I gotta tell the President. I know he wants it. I know he likes it. I know 90% of the country likes it. 90% of the country didn't like this. I'll tell that what they were trying to pull in 2022. But listen to the way they talk. We don't talk like that. We don't have any leadership that talks like that. That's why we are where we are. Compare that to what Thune said today, like night and day. Yeah. All right, what else? Delgado?

[D]

Well, let's see. Let's do an update on the Iran war, shall we? Quick couple of headlines that just broke during the show. Damon. Tel Aviv is under attack from a wave of ballistic missiles and cluster munitions that are being fired into the country. So the sirens, the bomb sirens are going off and people are taking shelter in the, in their underground bunkers and hopefully everybody is staying safe as well. As the military operation entering its 10th day, believe it or not, it's only 10 days. Amazing. It seems like it could be longer. President Trump said the war is nearly complete overnight and warned Iran against trying to escalate the conflict now. But it seems like Tehran has not gotten that message yet. Also, Australia is extending asylum to more members of that Iranian soccer team that you mentioned there. Vin, thank you. And CENTCOM has released footage of the US Destroying Iranian mine laying ships. The number of mine laying ships destroyed by American forces in Iran has jumped to 16. According to Centcom. The issue of whether Iran has laid any mines in the Strait of Hormuz has become a major concern given the embattled regime in Tehran has threatened to attack the shipments of energy passing through the critical waterway. So you've got that going on as well. And the US Continues to just lay waste to basically the armaments of the country of Iran. Here is Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Here is what he had to say. Cut number two on the update with the war with Iran. Cut two, Check this out.

[C]

Today will be yet again our most intense day of strikes inside Iran. The most fighters, the most bombers, the most strikes. Intelligence more refined and better than ever. So that's on one hand. On the other hand, the last 24 hours have seen Iran fire the lowest number of missiles they've been capable of firing yet. Just the bifurcation, just the trend lines that we talked about on our first briefing. You see, this is not 2003. This is not endless nation building under those types of quagmires we saw under Bush or Obama. It's not even close. Our generation of soldier will not let that happen again. And nor will this president who very clearly ran against those kinds of never ending, nebulously scoped missions. Those days are dead. Instead, we're winning decisively with brutal efficiency, total air dominance and an unbreakable will to accomplish the president's objectives on our timeline.

[D]

Yeah, and one of those objectives is to make sure the Strait of Hormuz is cleared of those mines. President Trump said there will be military consequences for Iran at a level never seen before if they proceed with mining the strait. So we'll see what happens with that. And again, that, that bit of information coming from Joint Chiefs Staff General D. Dan Kane over at centcom. So you have that going on, by

[A]

the way, in Georgia's tonight, the U.S. house 14th special election. The way they do it down there for MTG seat, it's going to go to a runoff. But you know who got the most votes tonight down there? That'd be a Democrat, Sean Harris, 38.5% of the vote. The top Republican was Clayton fuller. He got 34.4%. So the Democrat, Sean Harris was the leading vote getter, even though it's still going to go to a runoff because he didn't get to 50. But Sean Harris, the Democrat, is the leading vote getter.

[B]

Shocking, really.

[D]

All depends how many Republicans are running and how many Democrats. Talk about splitting votes.

[B]

So I think there were two reports, but anyhow.

[D]

Hey, hey, Damon, here's your favorite guy. One of your, one of your favorites. Danang. Dick, unhappy with the. Well, I guess we don't know.

[B]

Hold that.

[A]

Dick Blumenthal from Connecticut is gonna have to wait till hour two.

[B]

Yeah, sorry.

[A]

Coming up hour two, we'll do sports, more news with Vinnie Mac. More news headlines with Rick Delgado. Right,

[G]

Here's the deal. If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

[A]

All right, Joe, thanks very much. Sound good after your therapy session with the President. 9:00 clock on the East Coast. Real amazing. America's voice. The Senate voted on a couple things today. Senator Rand Paul just put out a list in case you missed it. These Republican senators. Here's the vote on taxpayer money that was going to the Somali welfare fund.

[B]

Oh, boy.

[A]

All the Democrats vote. This was to, this was to stop the money. All the Democrats voted against it. Perfect. All of them, not one voted to stop the money. Stop the money. They all voted against the bill which keeps the money going om and om. Here's on the Republican side who joined them. Now just see how, just see if this list matches up with the list that Mark Meadows gave us that before. Okay, Boozman. They voted with the Democrats. Oh, capito. Here she is again. Collins. Oh, there she is again. Joanie Ernst from Iowa. Fiser. Graham. There he is again. Grassley.

[B]

What's with this Cindy?

[A]

Hyde Smith. There's Hyde Smith. She's on the ballot this year. There she is again. Lankford. There he is again. There's McConnell, Moran, Mullen, Murkowski, Ricketts, Rounds, Sullivan, this Wicker, and Young Johnny. It's all almost identical.

[B]

But what possible reason could they want to be voting for money that's been shown to be stolen from us?

[D]

Where do you think it's going to end up then?

[B]

I just don't. I have to. I know it sounds naive, but how do they get away with this thing midterms? How do they get away with this? Man? Just. How do they get away with it?

[D]

Run through the NGOs. We all know this, that. That's why they hated Elon so much. That's why they hated Doge so much, because he exposed it all.

[C]

He was.

[D]

They were exposing everything. They were freaking, freaking out.

[C]

Get him out.

[A]

All right, let's. Let's continue here. We're way behind on everything.

[B]

Please.

[D]

I don't even know where I am.

[B]

How you doing?

[A]

I don't know where we are either. We'll pick it up here with Vin.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So what else?

[B]

Yeah, so I want to talk a little bit about the Strait of Hormuz, and I had a conversation with a buddy of mine yesterday. Turns out he's in the shipping business, a big, big shipping business. And he says, all of my ships come out of Kuwait and go through that. And he said, vin, I'm just going to be very upfront with you on this one. During the Iraq war, it was horrible. We couldn't get stuff through. Saddam Hussein lined the entire straits with mines. This is a cakewalk compared to that. He said, it's nowhere near the amount of danger that they faced when Saddam did put all those mines in. So, number one, he said, it's apples and oranges, okay? Everyone's freaking out. And he said. And has it disrupted my business? Yes, it has disrupted my business, but it's nowhere near what we went through, where we needed escorts on every ship and, you know, all this stuff. So that was pretty cool to hear. And one of the things that's been on my mind through this entire matter with Iran is China. On one side of it, it's quite humbling that we have been able to humble China by Shutting off their number one resource of oil with Iran. On the other hand, I was a little concerned because we're poking the bear pretty big, and that's a pretty big bear. That's a bear with an incredible army, nuclear weapons and so on. And I thought, geez, if I were Trump, I'd probably call Xi and say, hey, don't you worry about a thing. Like that old Stevie Wonder song, don't worry about a thing. We're going to make sure you get your oil. We don't want to hurt you. We're not looking to cause any further divide. We're going to take care of it. And you know what? That's exactly what Donald Trump has done. He is making sure that the tankers go into China. And this is a super smart move because he, us, the United States, we control that now. So they are coming to us. Like, we've had to go to them for those rare minerals and all those things that we need for our chips and for our weapons and for all the stuff that they controlled. We had to go to them for that. Now they gotta come to us for the oil. And Trump's doing what I think a really good leader would do, which is letting them know he has the ability to stop it. But saying, we're gonna make sure you're taken care of. Don't you worry about a thing. That's how you negotiate. That's how you bring your enemies closer, keep your friends close, your enemies close. You know, that's such a great saying, and it's true. So that is what's happened. And it's a little clip we got here. I think, Aaron, you have it. I'm not sure what number clip it is, but we'll just call it the China clip with Trump. I think you have it. Would you run it for a sec?

[F]

I want to keep it open. I want to keep it good. You know, it doesn't pertain to us so much as it does to China. We're really helping China here and other countries because they get a lot of their energy from the Straits. But hey, look, we have a good relationship with China. It's my honor to do it.

[B]

Yeah, that's what this is. Leadership, folks. I've said this many times on the show with Trump, and every time he comes out with what I think are just great leadership skills, another president might have been adversarial towards China and tried to use it for something. And I'm sure Trump's doing a little of that. But what he just said, I thought was just great for the world. We don't need to poke the bear that hard. Russia, on the other hand, I have literally no sympathy for them whatsoever with that leadership they have in that country. But China is one of our biggest trading partners and he did the right thing there. So I thought that was a great story. And also I wanted to point out my buddy who's doing the shipping in there by saying, hey, let's not overreact here. The Democrats are turning this into an issue well beyond what it is. The Iraq war was way worse. So anyhow, yeah, that's what I got.

[A]

Very good. More, more Vinnie Mac news coming up this hour, but let's do some sports while we can. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. It'll give you a great savings at checkout. Use code LFSXP and you can go to mypillow.com LFSXP to see all the best deals for this audience. Slickster. What's going on?

[C]

All right, Big D to the ice we go. All these games are either late second period or early third right now. Bruins and Kings, no score. Sabres over the Sharks 5 to 2. Canadians lead the Maple Leafs 2 to 1. Blue Jackets over the Lightning 3 to 2. Red Wings over the Panthers 2 1. Rangers blanking the Flames 3 Zip in the garden. Islanders trail the Blues. Sound like the blues right there. 3 Nothing that sounds like the Blues. All right. Mammoth and Mammoth trail. The Wild won nothing. Golden Knights won nothing over the Stars. And the Ducks and Jets just underway. No score there. Oilers and Avalanche, Predators, Kraken coming up at 10pm puck drop respectively. And well, some sad news actually in the jet world here. Aaron had shared this with me earlier today. Just wait for this to come up here if it ever comes up. Let me see. Newyorkjets.com but the great Matt Snell had passed away today. He was a great Jet back in, back in 68 in the Super bowl three. He was the only Jet to score a touchdown. Matt Stell was the AFL 1964 Rookie of the Year. Had an absolutely great season, great career. 69. He was an All Pro. And Joe Namath was very saddened to hear that he had passed away and did say that they would have never won that championship against the Colts without the great Matt Snell. So very sad story there. Talk about Big D. And he ranked

[A]

fourth on the jets all time rushing list with 4,285 yards.

[C]

Yeah, he had quite, quite the career. Quite the career. So we'll miss him. And then last thing is, ex NFL Jet player asked Chat GPT for advice after girlfriend's murder. He asked, what do I do? This is Breitbart. Dylan Gwynn.

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Yeah.

[C]

Darren Lee, the former first round.

[A]

He committed the murder and then asked or he asked first and then committed the murder.

[C]

He committed the murder and then he asked. ChatGPT. This is Darren Lee of Bright Blunt.

[A]

Wow. Yeah.

[C]

The former first round drafik who allegedly murdered his girlfriend, consulted ChatGPT about what to do with the dead woman's body after killing. Our Prosecutors say Lee, 31, is a former linebacker who played for the Ohio State Buckeyes. He was a good player, number one pick and the New York Jets. He is charged with first degree murder in the death of his girlfriend, Gabriella Perpetuo. And what happened was he had a preliminary hearing on Monday. When officers arrived at the couple's home in Ottawa, Tennessee, early February, Lee told him that he didn't know what happened to his girlfriend. She wasn't saying anything. And that's when I called 9 11. Immediately I was like, what is going on? He said, I was asleep for a long time. However, prosecutors at Monday's hearing told a different story, a story that claimed Lee consulted ChatGPT the day before his girlfriend's body was found. You have Mr. Lee using ChatGPT as a legal advisor, as a defense attorney, asking ChatGPT to basically give him advice on how you cover up a crime scene. Hamilton County District Attorney Cody Wamp told the court. One of the messages presented in court read, I wake up and she has two swollen eyes. I didn't do anything self inflicted. She saved herself, split her eye and she's not waking up or responding. What do I do? ChatGPT's response. Here's what to say about framing it as a police trouble. Lee told his investigators that his girlfriend had fallen in the shower and so on and so forth. So this is going to be a very interesting case. But Lee obviously will remain in custody without bond while his case heads over to the ground. Can you believe this? Could you be that stupid?

[D]

Is this going to be the first case with AI? Yeah, like that could be. AI used as a.

[B]

Well, AI could as a run the whole trial, frankly.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Rumor has it that the jets may be consulting Chat GPT for a plan on their season. So we don't know. Stay tuned.

[A]

Chat GPT came back today. We're not that. We're not that advanced yet.

[D]

There's not enough intelligence.

[C]

Look out. Aaron's. Aaron's expecting a big draft now. And of course we heard the story about Max Crosby. The, that trade did not go through as I reported the other night. It was obviously subject to approval today. And that, that did fall apart and obviously a failed physical and that's a wrap. Big thing.

[A]

All right, sports, brought to you by Mike Lindell. Let's do some headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What's. What did the media do now that we hate them?

[D]

Oh, well, yeah. Well, let's face. You can't hate the media enough, Damon, when it comes to. When it comes to the way they report the news and how they sel. Collectively decide who gets mentioned and how things get mentioned. As CNN is getting torched over a bizarre post about the terrorist attack in New York City over the weekend, saying that it was just teenagers throwing bombs at a New York City protest. And that of course CNN then deleted the post about the ISIS inspired attack in New York and admits it didn't meet the standards, but they put it out anyway. CNN facing the backlash on social media over the now deleted Tuesday post on X about the two Pennsylvania teenagers who were charged with throwing bombs near the Gracie Mansion on Saturday. It's just amazing. The two suspects, 18 year old Amira Balat of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, 19 year old Ibrahim Kayumi of Newtown, traveled from Bucks county to Manhattan on Saturday when police said they ignited and hurled explosive devices into a protest crowd outside the mayor's mansion. The post has now been deleted, but CNN posted that the two individuals or the two teenagers were just kinda throwing things around and making it sound like it wasn't a terrorist attack.

[C]

What? Yeah, I saw those bombs.

[D]

You can see the original tweet here up on the screen, which has now been deleted from cnn. Two teenagers crossed into the New York City Saturday morning. It could have been a normal day enjoying the abnormally warm weather, blah, blah, blah. It's just, it boggles the mind. But this is how the media is, this is how the left is. They try to twist things whenever there's a shooting. They don't like the race or complexion of the shooter. They won't mention it because it doesn't fit the narrative. As a matter of fact, even the mayor decided to get into this act, as he's done so many times. Here he is calling the. And Damon doubted me yesterday when I said he said this. So I grabbed the clip because I knew you had to see it and hear it for yourself. Cut number six. Here's what the Mayor called this ISIS inspired terrorist attack. Cut six.

[A]

Good morning.

[D]

On Saturday, a protest was held outside

[A]

Gracie Mansion where I live with my wife Rama.

[D]

Neither of us were home at the time. This was a vile protest rooted in white supremacy entitled Stop the Islamic takeover

[A]

of New York City.

[D]

Yeah, so that's how he frames white supremacy.

[A]

Well, the protest he frames.

[D]

Right, but he frames the ISIS attack. He's there to talk about the ISIS attack, but immediately what does he do? He frames it as well. This is because of white supremacy.

[C]

Sets the tongue.

[B]

Yeah, that's the talking point. They've all got the memo on and that's what they're pushing.

[C]

Yeah, it was a bona fide bomb. I saw pictures of those things last night. They were bad.

[A]

All right, 13 past the hour. Live from Studio Six. Big More News coming up right after this. Well, sound line. The blues on a Tuesday night. Real America's voice talked to you about our friends at Birch Gold. Think about this. In 2006, $20,000 equaled roughly 33 ounces of gold at spot price. Fast forward to today. Those same 33 ounces are now worth about $165,000. Smart Americans diversify a portion of their savings into precious metals for just that reason. And that's why you need to consider buying gold from our friends at the Birch Gold Group. For thousands of years, gold has been a store of wealth. And today it's a crucial part of any balanced strategy. Even better, Birch Gold can help you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered retirement account. In gold, just text the word America to the number 989-898. Receive your free information kit. On gold. There's no obligation, just useful information. They have an A rating with the Better Business Bureau. Tens of thousands of happy customers. Let Birch Gold help you diversify with gold and give you that same peace of mind. Text America to 989-898. Again, text America to the number 989-898 today. And check out our friends from Birchgold. All right, 18 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. We were doing news with Del Gato and, oh, Tim Burchett in the news.

[B]

Hello.

[A]

Oh, I can't wait for this one.

[D]

Yes, he is.

[A]

What is Mr. Burchett up to nowadays?

[D]

What do you think he's up to? Trying to do the best he can for the American people.

[A]

Making great videos every day is what he's doing.

[D]

Yeah, yeah, exactly. And of course, he's doing what he can to get the American people the truth on just about everything. He can.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Including this. U.S. representative Tim Burchett scored a major win in his longtime and often lonely quest to uncover evidence.

[A]

Uh huh.

[D]

Of extraterrestrial life. David.

[B]

Oh boy.

[D]

When President Trump announced he's going to release those government files about aliens and UFOs. The Knoxville Congressman has pushed relentlessly for government transparency about unidentified aerial phenomenons, or UAP, since he got to Washington D.C. in 2019. He even started the bipartisan UAP caucus. I didn't even know they had a caucus, but they have a caucus now, which is awesome. He participated in the House Oversight Committee hearings on the topic and sponsored legislation as well to protect the UAP whistleblowers, which are many that are coming forward. And Trump even wrote on Truth Social, he's going to be directing the Department of Defense to help them out and release what they can. And here is Burchett talking about that. Cut number seven, Tim Burchett on let's face it, releasing that UFO information that we all want to see. It's about time, Tim. Let's have it. Cut number seven.

[A]

I had a pretty long conversation with the President just a couple days ago and I, I said, Mr. President, I just want you to release everything that I've seen. And, and because he asked me so do you think they're real? I said, Something's going on, Mr. President. We're spending billions of dollars on something. And you know, I have a pilot, one of the best ones in the world, military pilot. He said, tim, that thing was, he goes like this, 14ft from my canopy.

[B]

14ft.

[A]

So that tells me he didn't say 15 like you.

[C]

And I would say, right, right.

[A]

20ft, 10ft. He said 14ft.

[D]

Do you think he has, I guess, one, does he have the authority to do it? And, and are we going to actually see something?

[A]

100% has the authority to do it, but he doesn't know. I don't think he'll know what to ask for. And myself and some other people that are close to him are going to be talking to him about the right things to ask for.

[D]

Yeah. So there it is, Representative Tim Burchett saying, please just release what I've seen. And we can imagine what he's seen, cuz he's seen some stuff in the skiff. Trump's directive came after the former President Barack Obama joined the popular left wing podcast host and said that, you know, he basically admitted that there's life out there, but he hasn't seen it. So we'll see what happens again.

[A]

Okay. Sort of word.

[B]

Well, Let me ask you something, Mr. Adele.

[C]

I saw something funny.

[B]

Why do you think they. That people don't want to release the information? Is there. The national security, is it. What I mean, all over the world. Why do you think, ruin a good time. Why? No, I'm curious what you think. Like why. Why do they not want to release this?

[D]

It probably has to do with the. The advanced technology and what it would mean because, let's face it, it would. It would really shake people's core when it comes to religion, when it comes to our power to actually defend ourselves from this kind of stuff.

[C]

You're right. You're right on the money, so you're right on target.

[D]

I know

[A]

your analysis is out of this world.

[C]

Yeah. It's otherworldly scares.

[B]

Absolutely astronomical.

[D]

Think about it. You know what? There's been a lot of mentions throughout history of. Of these. Of this technology out there. They still can't. They still can't explain how the pyramids

[C]

put their finger on it. Right.

[D]

They still can't explain.

[A]

No.

[B]

Well, you see the carvings. That's the only thing that I. One of the things I always looked at. I'm like, how do people. Back when they were building. Whether the pyramids or other. These ancient societies.

[D]

Yes.

[B]

They. They have drawings of them, and they have. They did amazing things.

[D]

Not only the drawings, but the buildings.

[C]

They were smoking those pipes, too, Vin, back then.

[B]

There was a lot of good weed back there, too.

[D]

They can't repulse, replicate the technology it took to build some of these structures. They just can't do it.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

You could be onto something.

[D]

So there you have it.

[B]

We're pulling for you.

[D]

We'll see what happens. We'll see if they're actually from another planet or interdimensional, which I think is where they're leaning towards.

[C]

Yeah. I'm thinking interdimensional as I'm going that route.

[A]

Is there. If there's a way to nail down the whole ufo, UAP thing and the Epstein files all in the same story, they'll be related. What an ending to 2026. This would be for you.

[B]

Yeah, that would.

[A]

After four or five years of chasing this.

[D]

I've been chasing it longer than that.

[A]

Dave.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You ever think you're gonna get tired of.

[D]

No.

[C]

No, no.

[D]

Never.

[C]

Nope.

[A]

Very good.

[D]

You got to keep going.

[C]

You don't think it'll ever get disproved?

[A]

No. All right. Very good.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, Tim Burchett's the guy we love. Burch. If he wants.

[D]

Let me ask you this.

[C]

He's parents.

[D]

Do you think he's crazy because he says release? I have seen. He has seen some stuff.

[C]

Oh, he's seen.

[A]

We've all seen stuff. We. We. You. You've brought us stuff. We've. We've seen it right here on the show.

[D]

I brought you those videos that I shot from. From where I work.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You brought me a pack of Orbit gum, too.

[D]

We couldn't explain it. There were the videos. These things shooting across the sky. Couldn't. Couldn't figure it out.

[A]

Flying graduate graduate hats in the air. We've seen it all. Wow.

[B]

Yeah, well.

[C]

Oh, remember that.

[F]

That clip?

[C]

I remember that, yes. Like, that had one. How many thousand feet in the air that that flying guard would have. That's incredible.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

Wow.

[D]

That's what they do. They throw.

[B]

Sensing some sarcasm.

[C]

Talk about higher education.

[B]

Danger, Will Robinson, danger.

[A]

Okay, people in the chat are. Are with you as well. Delgado.

[C]

Oh, he's got a lot of people that are behind him on this. Yeah, absolutely.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Well, it makes sense.

[A]

I would say most of our audience was with you. Believes. Believes this. Believes this stuff that we're going to find E.T. well, maybe not E.T.

[D]

well, maybe Not E.T. but we might find a life form advanced than ours. There's a reason why some people go missing, you know, certain things happen, and there's unexplained things in the sky all the time, and nobody can figure it out.

[A]

Would you be more excited to find little green men or more of spaceship? Some kind of space travel vehicles that cannot be explained?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Which one would you be more?

[C]

He's a vehicle guy, probably.

[D]

A vehicle guy.

[G]

Yeah.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

You'd rather go mechanical.

[D]

I mean, let's face it. They have those two locations. One in Oklahoma, one in. I believe it's South Korea, where the vehicles are too big to move, so they put buildings around them.

[A]

Yes, we played that on the show last week.

[D]

Last week.

[B]

Now that I don't understand that whole dynamic, because if that's the case, this

[C]

show's gonna create us soon.

[B]

Where's that? Why don't we. I mean, why are the news organizations there? I mean, covering it?

[D]

They'd be shot. Have you ever tried to see anybody cover area 51?

[A]

Come on.

[D]

No, no, of course.

[C]

Top secret.

[D]

Because they're not allowed near it.

[B]

I've been to Area 52.

[C]

If I tell you, I got to kill you. That's the theory. That's the theme.

[A]

Sound like a novice here, Vin, when you ask questions.

[B]

Looks like we hit Area 49 twice. Wow.

[A]

All right. This episode of The Delgado Files.

[C]

Yes, David's green with envy.

[A]

26 Best the hour live from Studio 6B.

[B]

Where there's smoke there.

[C]

We're back right up to this Delgado.

[A]

Sa. All right, live from Studio 6B. Thirty minutes past the hour on a Tuesday night, March 10. Glad you're in. 9:30 on the east Coast. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Delgado's gonna do some more headlines. Vinny Max is gonna to touch on a couple more stories.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Right now though, please welcome back to the show Trevor Comstock. He's the CEO of Sacred Human. He has been in the health supplement industry for a decade now and always been passionate about providing all natural supplements to people who care about their health and well being. Trevor, welcome back to the show. How are you? I'm doing well, Appreciate always good to have you back. For maybe some new viewers who haven't heard from you or the first time seeing you tell them a little bit about Sacred Human. What was the inspiration behind starting it?

[E]

Yeah, 100%. Yeah. To your point, obviously anyone that isn't familiar with us, just a little background. But the real reason we created Sacred Human was just to offer health products that are clean, natural and made with integrity. So we got our start about two years ago and really we just wanted to provide people high quality and affordable products while kind of breaking away from the big corporate model that usually prioritizes profit over health. And kind of what we saw throughout the market when we first started was that unfortunately, unfortunately a lot of these larger companies within the industry tend to cut a lot of corners. So, you know, they'll market their products, is healthy, of course, and do a lot of great advertising. But then when you tend to look at the supplement facts or the label, you'll find a ton of unnatural ingredients, things like food, dyes, seed oils, and a lot of additional preservatives that can actually be detrimental to your health, which was pretty surprising. So. And even stuff I was taking as well, so. So on top of that, we also found out that most of these companies were also just outsourcing their production overseas, usually to China because obviously it's much cheaper to produce there. So we kind of just did a complete twist on that. And at least for us, you know, our promise is to always ensure that everything's produced right here in the USA and we only use ingredients that we trust. And then to take a step further, we also third party lab tests all of our supplements, which a lot of companies don't do. So I'd like to highlight that as well. But kind of going off the supplements. I also just wanted to mention that our tallow moisturizer has been extremely popular and actually recently sold out. But we are now back in stock. Wanted to give a heads up there. But like I mentioned, especially during the colder and drier months, people have been loving it. And what's really great about the moisturizer is that it's handmade with two ingredients, which is the 100American grass fed and finished beef tallow. And then we pair it with the Ramenuka honey. So that's it. There's no like preservatives, seed oils or synthetic ingredients within the product. And for those who don't know, tallow is just really amazing because it's almost identical to the natural oils that your skin produces, which allows it to absorb much more deeply as opposed to just sitting on top of your skin, which unfortunately is the case with a lot of other moisturizers on the market. But to also on top of that, what's great about it is it is loaded with essential vitamins. So you'll get things like vitamin A, D, E as well as K, which your skin essentially needs to stay healthy and radiant. And I always like to mention too, the product is intended for both men and women. It's one of the questions we get asked a lot. But I use it every day and it works great for just things like daily skin hydration. If you have any irritated skin or eczema, it helps bring that down quite a bit. You don't just have to use on your face. A lot of people use it, you know, on their neck, on their hands, pretty much anywhere where their body needs support. And as I had mentioned too, we pair it with the raw Manuka honey, which is a naturally occurring antibacterial and anti inflammatory remedy. So again, if you have irritated skin or even like seborrhea or any redness on your face, it helps calm that quite a bit. And the, the tallow also locks in the moisturizer without clogging your pores, which is pretty remarkable.

[D]

So if you do want to compare

[E]

it to other skin creams on the market, you know, the issues with those is it tends to be the, the case that most of them have synthetic ingredients with them within them, things like alcohols and fragrances that can actually damage your skin barrier over time. So that is kind of why we created the product in the first place. But we only use the clean and simple ingredients and again we just whip it into a smooth texture that you can pretty much put on anywhere on your body. And you can always check out the reviews to see how people use it as well.

[A]

We're speaking with Trevor Comstock. He's the CEO of Sacred Human. You can go to Sacred human health, all one word sacredhumanhealth.com check it out. Promo code studio for 10% off all the great products that Trevor's already talked about. Is there another product that you would recommend to the audience tonight?

[E]

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[A]

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[E]

Thank you.

[A]

You as well, Trevor Comstock, CEO of Sacred Human. Go to sacredhumanhealth.com 10off if you use promo code studio. All right, live from Studio 6B35 past the hour. Delgado's doing headlines. What else is going on?

[D]

All right. Well, Damon, I don't know if you saw this. Kind of a continuation from yesterday with John Solomon, breaking news about the election interference they're discovering in Arizona. As an Arizona state senator says the FBI seeking the data from the elections from 2020 to 2024. Senator Mark Fincham is part of a group of state legislators who have insisted that the Arizona elections, particularly in Maricopa county, which has been the big focus, have suffered from irregularities for years. And John Solomon was talking about this last night. Here he is back again today talking about this some more, which is again kind of it was a little strange when, because we were all thinking he was going to say 2020, but they've actually started looking at 2024. Here is John Solomon. Cut five on more breaking news on this foreign election interference. Cut five. Check it out now.

[B]

Over the next 10 days, Steve, we're going to have a lot more we are going to be able to get. For the first time, I've been able to start processing these documents.

[A]

Large body of evidence that's in the

[B]

intelligence community that raises concerns about foreign interference in our elections.

[A]

That'll probably be the end of this

[B]

week or early next week. The documents are explosive. They're really remarkable.

[A]

And what's most remarkable is that all

[B]

this has been kept a secret from the American people, possibly President Trump in some cases, until recently, of course, when his team.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

So there you have it from, from John Solomon. And he kind of lets it out that this is going to be unfolding over the next 10 days. I believe he calls this part two of five separate parts of disclosure when it comes to this story. And again, the Senator Fitchum said, believes that the FBI served this grand jury subpoena as well as sealed search warrant laying out the scope of the evidence it wanted from the state Senate and other concerning elections in Maricopa county, the state's largest metropolis and home to the city of Phoenix. He also said that the augmented information that the state Senate president, Warren Peterson gave on social media earlier in the day acknowledged he turned over the 2020 data to the FBI under a subpoena as well. So you got a bunch of different things kind of coming together here in Arizona, and it's covering not only the 2024, but 2022 and 2020 as well.

[A]

John Salomons broke a lot of news in the last couple of days. Not, not that that's anything different. He's breaking news all the time. He's the best in the business. But we didn't spend any time on this. We probably should have. This was the headline, I think it was yesterday. Yeah, the 9th yesterday headline. Trump, me and Vin were just having a conversation with somebody, a friend of ours before the show about this story. Trump targeted by four FBI codenamed Counter intel probes that ensnared hundreds of Americans. Director Cash Patel is building a criminal case in one operation and planning the declassification of two others so Congress can be informed of abuses by previous administrations targeting Trump and hundreds of supporters with lawfare. There's your headline and by headline. And here is Harmeet Dhillon, who was on With John Solomon, I believe tonight talking about this and other, you know, because the question is, and this is what our friend was talking about, when is someone going to pay the price for some of this? Here's Harmeet Dhillon on with Solomon earlier, I believe tonight.

[H]

Well, it could be. You know, we are. A lot of the stuff has been concealed. I think it's come out there that FBI has found things and restricted access or prohibited access. Things have been dumped and shoved and mislabeled deliberately and concealed. And that itself is, of course, obstruction of justice. And so getting. Pulling on that thread and untangling it and getting to. Getting to the bottom of it is a challenge. And you see a lot of frustration online, John. I get it on just about every time I announce something that my office has done almost daily or sometimes more than once a day. Where are the arrests on me? You know, we don't believe it anymore. I mean, we have due process in our country and our standard is a high one. And so you're not going to have arrests at the front end. The arrests happen at the back end of an investigation, not at the front end of that. So. So we are diligently working together as a huge DOJ with, you know, tens of thousands of employees nationally and working on these issues. But justice must be served in these circumstances.

[A]

You feel it will be.

[H]

I do feel it will be. I personally am committed to it and whatever small part I can play. Civil Rights Division investigates conspiracies against civil rights. We've brought some criminal charges in that regard. You've seen that in Minnesota, and you will see more of those cases. And so you have a team of, I think, the most zealous advocates for liberty at the doj. And I'm really proud to be a small part of Kam Bondi's team with Todd Blanche and others who are doing a great job.

[A]

Okay. So there's just a little bit from his interview with her, but this story that he broke, and it goes to what she's saying, I mean, this stuff was hidden, you know, misrepresented, put in places where people couldn't get to it. I mean, I mean, this is really like low rent kind of, but also very. This is the deep state at its deepest.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

And I guess basically what came of this was the September 11th terrorist attacks eventually became hijacked. All the counterterrorism and all the intelligence ways that they used to survey these people after 9, 11, they started using it on the American people.

[A]

Wow.

[D]

And that's what it was. It got Hijacked. It was led by agents. They deployed these tools meant for terrorists, and they spied against everyday Americans. One whistleblower told the FBI that surveillance and monitoring of Trump figures continued right up until his inauguration day just a few months ago.

[B]

I totally believe it. And who's directing that? You know, who's aware of that? Directing that? You know, how high does that go? Did that go to the district Attorney? Did that go to the Department of Justice? Did that go through the president? You know, I believe it did.

[A]

Chris Wray, Merrick Garland, they're all. They're all. They're all. Obviously, yeah. Probably back to comey back in 16.

[D]

The people at the CIA, because you're talking about, you know, these tools that they use for overseas surveillance.

[B]

Chris Wray, I mean, all of them need to be held accountable. So I'm, you know, you could put a long list.

[A]

But.

[B]

But that guy does top it for me because he was someone that was supposed to be more conservative and so on and so forth. He turned out to be as bad as he was.

[D]

Worse than all of them.

[B]

Yep. Yeah. Very well managed.

[A]

And you know what?

[D]

I understand what Harmeet Dillon is saying there about arrest coming later. There's nothing wrong with arresting them now and having them wait until they get to trial. Just wait till they get the trial like they did with the January 6th guys.

[B]

I'd love to see that, too. Yeah, I just. In jail for a year.

[D]

Jail for a couple years. We'll get to you.

[A]

Yeah, there has been that. Standard set. Yeah. 17 till the hour. We'll wrap it up for a Tuesday right after this. Sam, 13 until the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday, Real America's Voice all across the country. Glad you're in. Make sure you follow them on social media. Media at Real am, Voice Live, Odds, all their social media. Make sure you download the Real America's Voice app as well on your tv, on all the apps. Fire Stick, Amazon, Fire Roku, wherever you've got. It's available everywhere, of course, on all phones, all platforms. Vinnie Mac's doing the news. Rick Delgado's doing main headlines. Slicks doing sports. Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Tuesday, as always. Let's get to everybody here before we wrap it up. Vinnie Mac, I'll start with you.

[B]

Yeah. I picked up something regarding Tulsi Gabbard, and we haven't heard a lot about her, but one of the reasons I was really in favor of her appointment that Trump made was that she was not gonna pull any punches if there was something that needed to be exposed. She was gonna expose it. If there's something the CIA is hiding, like they hide so many things, she was gonna bring it out. Do you remember the Havana Syndrome? Remember that story? And it turns out those were these waves. I'm not sure what kind of waves they were.

[D]

I think they described them as microwaves.

[B]

Microwaves.

[D]

Type of microwave device.

[B]

You're right. It's exactly right. So these microwaves that somehow created people to be sick, to have all sorts of ailments, and affected our folks there in Havana, folks there in Cuba. They didn't know who did it. They thought it was the food. They thought it was all these things. Well, it turns out we actually did know what was happening. We do know who did it. It turns out it was the Russians and something we, the CIA, have been withholding and didn't want to release. But, you know, if they're doing bad things, we should know about it. End of story. So why are the Russians doing it? Why are the Russians using these microwaves, Trying to make our folks sick? They've been researching this microwave technology, by the way, through the Cold War. Like, this is one of the major things that they did, researching how to utilize microwave technology to impair our people. So they tried it, and they've probably done it in many other places. But the reality is this. I personally, and I think everyone might feel the same way. I've had enough of these secrets. Just enough. There are certain secrets, perhaps in the interest of our national safety, that maybe we need to keep, but there are other things that it just doesn't matter, and we need to know. And I'm so tired of the CIA being the holder of what. What we should know and what we shouldn't know. And Tulsi Gabbard is the right person in the right job to go and expose this stuff. So she's trying to get it out and get it released and put out. And I think the story is more about the fact that she's fighting with our own CIA. Radcliffe says, no, we're gonna put it out. He seems to be cooperating. Who knows if he really is? But she's talking about putting it out. And how about those Russians? We talk about who our enemies really are, and we know the Chinese are out economically to hurt us in any other way they can expand, but the Russians really want to do us harm. I mean, they have been out after disrupting our people in every which way they can. So let's just call a spade a spade and put it out. There. And if that's what they did, then let's have them accountable to it. So kudos to Tulsi.

[D]

Do you realize that there's a UFO connection with this story, Vin?

[B]

I did not realize that.

[D]

60 Minutes.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

Scott Pelley.

[A]

I saw the piece. Yeah.

[B]

Oh, wow.

[D]

They were telling me they were talking about they consider this a weapon of the aliens. Soviet scientists took apart recovered craft and discovered a very advanced direct energy weapon that according to Dr. Eric Davis, Scott Pelley was talking to this former CIA agent who is now a whistleblower calling this a massive CIA cover up. And it's really interesting. I think I reposted this on my X account. If you want to check it out. It's definitely worth, worth going through even if Scott Pelley's in it.

[B]

But since the Cold War, they've been working on this. They discovered this thing and they figured out how to use it.

[D]

Yeah, it's about 11 minute segment, but if you want to check it out, it's definitely there. And it talks about this Havana syndrome and how this thing they thought would need to be a very large size. Now they think it's concealable, carryable by one person. And I think it was also deployed in Arizona during that Trump rally in Arizona where those people got sick.

[A]

What I'm asking, those are the people I saw interviewed this past Sunday on 60 Minutes. They interviewed two people who were there and described what they went through. It's crazy. Yeah, absolutely crazy.

[D]

And I think they're still affected by it.

[A]

Yeah, for sure. All right, nine minutes to the hour. Let's do a little more sports and we'll wrap it up with Delgado. Slick. What else you got to talk about?

[C]

All right, Big D. Well, let's get to the NBA real quick.

[F]

Yeah.

[C]

The Sixes over the Grizzlies Much you need to win tonight. 139, 129. The Heat over the Wizard. 139. 112 Pistons. 117 to 79 over the Nets. Seven to go there in the fourth quarter. Also about a minute to go in the fourth. The Hawks. 124, 110. Got a story about the Hawks here. Big D. Big night that they had obviously cancel. Here, let me get to this right here.

[A]

Boom.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

NBA cancels Atlanta Hawks planned Magic City tribute tonight. Well, Associated Press. Don't shake your head there, Jack. Magic City night in Atlanta is off. The NBA has canceled the Atlanta Hawks. New York's plans for celebration of the city's magic strip club, saying Monday that it was Responding to concerns from many across the league, the event was supposed to happen March 16 during a game against the Orlando Magic. How aptly named.

[A]

Right.

[C]

And Atlanta announced the plan last month, calling it a tribute to an iconic cultural institution with food, including the club's lemon pepper wings, a version which is now named for former Hawks guard Lou Williams, along with music and exclusive merchandise. While we are very disappointed in the NBA's decision to cancel our Magic City Night promotion, we fully respect his decision. The Hawk said Monday. As a franchise, we remain committed to celebrating the best of Atlanta with authenticity in ways that continue to night and bring us together. So no big event. Could you imagine they wanted to celebrate a strip club. They were gonna have special merchandise. All this on it. You got families going to these games. That's how crazy they are in Atlanta. So could just could not believe that. Unbelievable.

[B]

Not good.

[C]

And so you don't.

[A]

You don't like the idea?

[C]

No, I don't think that's appropriate for basket. You got young kids going to that. You know, that's not. That's not. That's a family type of thing.

[B]

You have to bring a lot of sing.

[C]

Where is their brains? I mean, come on now.

[D]

And plus they probably don't have a good steak sandwich.

[C]

Yeah, they're still going to have the pepper wings, they said. But they're gonna. They're gonna back off on the merch and probably the video.

[D]

Whatever videos they were gonna show and the. And the polls for the kids to play on.

[A]

Since they can't rain in threes, they might as well reign in the dollar bills, you know, make it rain somehow.

[C]

That's it. Make them rain Big D. And we talked about that Max Crosby trade. Big trade off. Baltimore Ravens are passing on, giving up their 2026 NBA 2027 first round for one of the best defensive ends in the game. All because I believe a failed physical. That's quite a story down there. And I'll have more of an update on free agency tomorrow night. Where we stand. This is day two of the tampering. The legal tampering has just wrapped up and now we're getting into the meat of free agency this end of this week. That's a wrap.

[A]

All right, slick. Very good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell Delgado. Bring us home what's left.

[D]

Right. Well, unfortunately, our beloved Buc ee's convenience store chain Damon is facing customer service crisis.

[A]

What?

[D]

After a devastating F rating, believe it or not. Yeah. The Texas brand Base brand reportedly failed to respond to 90 customer complaints this Coming from Fox Business News, it touts the cleanest bathrooms in America and a brisket sandwich that has built a cult following. But Buc EE's received the worst possible grade from the Better Business Bureau, believe it or not.

[A]

You're kidding me.

[D]

According to their dumb Better Business Bureau website, many recent complaints cite overpriced items, various product issues, poor or rude customer service, and the inability to return certain items.

[A]

Well, I mean, come on, you know,

[B]

I don't believe it.

[A]

Trying to do our best here.

[B]

I don't believe it.

[A]

Yeah, nobody's perfect.

[D]

In January, complainant said Buc EE's has terrible customer service. I don't believe this guy at all. He's probably just mad that they didn't have his Bucky Nuts that he wanted. They have no. No phone number for you to call, Only email. I filled out a form. Blah, blah, blah. It just sounds like Karen's didn't like what they got@buc EE's.

[B]

Exactly.

[D]

Normal Americans love Buc EE's, but the Karens don't.

[B]

They stuff the complaint box.

[A]

There's some people in the chat. I just hate to bring attention to it because I don't know.

[D]

Well, then don't. Despite the recent failing, Buc EE's has not dampened its expansion on the Bucky bandwagon. And it currently has 54 US locations, with plans to expand into Ohio, Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Nebraska, North Carolina and Wisconsin.

[E]

Thank you.

[B]

Please mention North Dakota.

[A]

Well, I'm still down with Bucky's on myself before I would jump off the band. The Bucky's bandwagon.

[D]

Exactly.

[A]

Have you been there?

[C]

Have you been. You've been to Bucky's?

[A]

Well, no, that's what I'm saying.

[C]

We got some Buckies on the set.

[D]

Great stuff.

[A]

Yeah, I know. We've been sent great stuff from there.

[B]

So far.

[A]

Everything's been great, including the 27 bags of bucky nuts we went through. Went through 26 of them. As always, we salute our military active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks, guys on the show. Aaron, Fran, great job as always. Thanks most of all to you in the live from Studio 6B audience. We'll see you tomorrow night. Wednesday. Paul Nolan's back. Vinnie Mac's back. On Thursday and Friday, we're at the American first warehouse. We'll see you all then. Have a great rest of your night. Live from Studio 6B,

[B]

This is an Iheart podcast.

[A]

Guaranteed human.