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Vinnie Mac
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Damon
It is live from Studio 6P on Real America's Voice. 8:00 clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in Real America's Voice all across the country. Slick Rick sitting there in the chocolate, chocolate brown. Loving that Slickster. Looking good. It's gonna do some sports. Rick Del Gato sitting right there in the gym. Jim Gray, he's gonna do main headlines. Vinnie Mac sitting in West Palm beach, gonna do some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. And of course, you live from Studio 6B. Audience, wherever you're watching, we're glad you're in. Hope you had a great day. Slick, how was your day?
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Slick Scott
Good day today? Yeah, good.
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Vinnie Mac
Busy.
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Slick Scott
You don't like every day, but good day.
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Rick Delgado
All right.
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Damon
Very good. Mr. Delgado, how are you?
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Rick Delgado
Very good, Damon.
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Vinnie Mac
Shut up.
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Damon
Vinnie Mack, West Palm Beach. How are you? How was your day down there? What's the weather there? Like 90, was 70 here today.
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Vinnie Mac
Delgado's like baseball. Been very, very good to me. Yeah, that was good. That was really good.
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Damon
Puerto Rican, you know, so.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, what's with the stupid accent there, Ben?
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Vinnie Mac
Wow, you know, it's my post CPAC accent. I want to tell everybody something. Cpac, by the way, was amazing. But one thing I learned from there, and it was really, really great to see most of the people there, we had so many listeners, viewers, fans from our show coming over and saying, hey, man, is. Is, Is Damon really that cranky? What's going on with him? And is, Is Delgado really into UFOs? I'm like, yeah, yeah. He lives and breathes that Slick. Can you take a video or. Slick getting dressed in the morning? I'm like, well, I don't know if it'll let me do that. But these are the things everybody wanted to know about folks on the show. It was great. I. I enjoyed every minute of it, as you know.
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Damon
You know what I, what I find interesting about that is that somehow people don't think what they see is really how we are. Right, Slick?
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Rick Delgado
That's true. That's true.
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Damon
I know that's interesting.
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Slick Scott
It is true.
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Vinnie Mac
Well, most. Most of the folks, but most of the folks who commented on the show actually said exactly what you're trying to say, which is we like all you guys because you just seem like, you know, you are regular guys, you know, in the neighborhood, hanging out, talking about politics and sports and. And all sorts of other things. And it was really funny because there were some big names there at cpac, and one by one, people are coming up and like, you know, hey, Vinnie Mac. Oh, I love 6B. Tell Rick I said hi. Tell Slick this, tell Delgado that. And, you know, it was. It was. It was great to hear because there were so many of them. And, you know, Bannon was there, bowling was there, the morning show. And, you know, we were. We were quite represented, I have to tell you.
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Damon
Well, you and Harry on the highway were there.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Slick Scott
Yeah.
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Vinnie Mac
Oh, Harry. Harry was doing a job. Harry was working security. Oh, really? Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
For who?
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Slick Scott
He was screening people. I already left you hanging.
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Damon
Yeah. How was the screening job of the guests or the dates or whatever?
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Vinnie Mac
Let's just say mayhem might be the only word I can. I can choose there. Yeah. Yeah. Harry was great, though. It's great hanging out with Harry and. And he is a little tired, you know, I said, how are you doing? Four hours sleep. You know, that was Harry. But he. He did a great job. He's such a great guy.
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Damon
A great job. I mean, it was great coverage all three days. Yeah. I thought CPAC really went heavy into Sunday, but I guess with the president not there, I didn't. They didn't do the big Sunday thing because normally that's when Trump speaks. And the place is wild, obviously, so. But obviously, with Saturday Vice president not there, Saturday was pretty much a wrap, so. All right, very good. Vinnie Mac will have some news. Look, we'll get to sports. So I didn't know where to start tonight because. I don't know, I just didn't know because the president signed his executive order, which seems like a pretty. Which seems like a doozy, quite frankly, and a great idea. Yeah. So we could get to that. But the thing that I think I took the most from his time in the Oval Office today, taking questions, is when he said that he may go to the Supreme Court himself tomorrow to hear the arguments on birthright citizenship. And I thought to myself, boy, that's a great idea. And I think it is a great idea. Honestly, I wish it could be televised. I wish we could do more than just hear it. Normally you can hear these arguments. There is an audio stream, but there's never, obviously any video. And it's too bad, because I think if you're into kind of all this stuff, like I am on a most basic level, because I'm not smart enough to really understand all of it and the way the constitutional scholars do. But I'm into how it all works and the thinking of these nine people. And for the President of the United States to say, I may go down there because that's how important it is, and, you know, maybe listen, you know, him sitting there, I don't know that it. I don't know that it makes any of them think differently about it. But the President has some very strong feelings on birthright citizenship. So I had written this a long time ago on birthright citizenship, and we just never got to the debate. But since the President's going to go there tomorrow and they're going to talk about this, I thought I'd go over some of this the ongoing debate surrounding birthright citizenship and the 14th amendment has sparked passionate discussions across legal, political, and academic circles. Advocates of birthright citizenship often assert that the Constitution unequivocally grants citizenship to anyone born on US soil. However, a closer reading of the 14th Amendment, combined with historical context and legislative intent, reveals that this interpretation is not only flawed, but also unsupported by constitutional text and precedent. At the heart of the debate is the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment, which reads, quote, all persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. While the phrase born and naturalized in the United States is often emphasized by proponents of automatic birthright citizenship, the critical qualifying language is subject to the jurisdiction thereof. And that, of course, is frequently overlooked or misinterpreted. The key issue here is jurisdiction, and it has little to do with mere geography. Rather than a blanket inclusion of everyone born on US soil, jurisdiction as understood by the framers of the 14th amendment refers to complete political allegiance to the United States. The 14th Amendment, ratified in 1868, was born out of the post Civil War Reconstruction era. Its primary goal was to ensure that newly emancipated black Americans were granted full citizenship, countering Southern states refusal to recognize their legal status. Nowhere in the legislative debates surrounding its adoption was immigration, legal or illegal, a consideration. Nor was the idea of conferring citizenship to the children of foreign nationals. This was further reinforced by the 1866 Civil Rights act, the precursor to the 14th Amendment, which explicitly stated that, quote, all persons born in the United States and not subject to any foreign Power excluding Indians not taxed are hereby declared to be citizens of the United States. The intent here is unambiguous. For someone to be a citizen, they must not owe allegiance to a foreign sovereign. Native Americans living with tribal nations, despite being born on US Soil were explicitly excluded because their allegiance was to their own tribes. This exclusion underscores the Framers understanding of jurisdiction as political loyalty rather than territorial presence. Contrary to popular belief, the Supreme Court has never ruled that the children of illegal immigrants are automatically granted citizenship under the 14th Amendment. The case most often cited by proponents, United States vs Wong Kim Ark, addressed the citizenship of a child born to legal permanent residents, not to those in the country illegally. Even in that case, the ruling was rooted in the unique circumstances of lawful settled immigrants, not individuals subject to partial or temporary jurisdiction with no allegiance to the United States. Supporters often misread the nine non binding commentary from earlier cases like the Slaughterhouse Cases 1873. However, both the majority and dissent in these cases emphasize that the 14th Amendment's citizenship clause was designed to recognize the rights of free slaves, not to establish birthright citizenship for children of foreign nationals. Integral to our US Constitutional framework is the principle of consent based governance. The idea that individuals can unilaterally impose citizenship upon a country without the consent of its people or its representatives flies in the face of this principle. Those who argue that the children of illegal immigrants are automatically entitled to citizenship overlooked this foundational concept. Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4 of the Constitution grants Congress the authority to establish rules for naturalization. This process underscores that citizenship is not an automatic right, but a privilege granted under specific terms and conditions. Allowing the executive branch's inconsistent enforcement of immigration policies to dictate an interpretation of the 14th Amendment undermines the legislative intent and the exclusive powers granted to Congress. That's just a little bit of. It's just a lot more. But you know, this is going to be a big one and the President decides there tomorrow that he's going to go and listen to this. And I just, I would find it almost impossible to come to any other ruling from these jurors, from the jurists on the Supreme Court than the one that I am outlining here. Vin, what's your thought?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, I completely agree with you. And it's one of those things where it's typical of how rulings or laws or things in the Constitution that go back to the 1800s or early 1900s get misconstrued into the narrative of today when they were intended for a specific reason. I mean, think of all the bad behavior that this birthright citizenship has created. You're eight months pregnant, you want to, you know, you want to leave your country and become a citizen of this country. Well, you have a kid here, your kid becomes a citizen. Therefore you're there and you can't leave. And then the process all goes from there. Especially we see that happen a lot with people coming from South America. So they've just, they've figured out ways to cheat the system, which is why this, having this thing not clear, having the Supreme Court now finally ruling on it, which hopefully they rule properly. This was made for a specific order reason. Slavery had been abolished. They were not considered citizens at that time. They gave them citizenship and they made sure that their children became citizens. I mean, it was, it's a pretty clear cut law that was made for a specific purpose. And I expect at least five jurors to get this right. I'm definitely going to see, you know, the ones that we always see that are on the lunatic side that are going to rule against this. But I think we'll get at least five. I'm hoping we do. We need to clean this up if we're going to clean up immigration. This is one of the big pieces.
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Damon
What do you think of the idea of Trump going there tomorrow if he does?
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Vinnie Mac
I, I, this is why I love Trump, because if, if you're a business guy, you're running a huge company and there's a major case about your company, you're going to court to see it. That's what I love about Trump. He's hands on, he's in there, he's going to the court and he's, I don't know if he's thinking he's gonna put pressure on the jurors. I don't think that's the case. But I think him going there as a president shows how important this issue really is for our country. So, yeah, I love the fact that he's going and I like all the stuff that he does. He shows up to things. Great, great, great president.
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Damon
All right, just getting started. We'll get Delgado's reaction to it. What do he thinks? Slick sports all coming up when we get back. Live from Studio 6B. Glad you're in. Just getting started on a Tuesday night, Sam.
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Vinnie Mac
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Damon
Live from studio 6p17 past the hour on a Tuesday night. Mini Mac joining us from West Point Palm Beach Studio. If you're in the chat and you went to CPAC and you saw Vinnie, please let us know because Vin says a lot of people came up to him, but he can't remember your chat name. So if you were, if you are a member of the live from Studio 6B chat and you went to CPAC and you saw Vinnie Mack, you went up to him, let us know in the one of the chats so we can, we can see who you are. So we'll get to Vin and his news in a second. Delgado, any opening, anything you want to say before I get to sports on the birthright citizenship?
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, I mean, if you've been following some of this stuff, Greg Jarrett over at F writes some great stuff about this. And again, he points to what you were talking about in that article, the subject to the jurisdiction thereof into the 14th amendment. And what does it mean? He points out that the allegiance, like you said, to the United States versus the mere act of setting foot on US Soil doesn't constitute allegiance, especially in the millions of illegals that we've seen because they don't pay taxes, they don't file tax returns, they don't really do anything that contributes to society. You know, they didn't obtain Social Security card. They're not here legally. So of course we don't know the allegiance, so how can you. And plus, they've also identified people who fly in specifically to have a baby, and then they fly back out and think, hey, now my kid's a US Citizen and they can stay. So you've got this citizenship tourism, they call it, which is something that needs to be stopped as well. When people come here specifically in their last trimester, towards the end of a pregnancy to have a child in the United States and therefore think they're going to be granted automatic citizenship for their child, and therefore they can, they can gain entry and stay as well.
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Damon
Well, that's one of the other. I didn't get to this part, but I said consider the words of Senator Lyman Trumbull, a key figure in drafting the 14th amendment. During the debates, Trumbull made it clear that subject to the jurisdiction meant complete jurisdiction, not where no allegiance was owed to any power. So in just to your point, think about British tourists who would come to the United States, for example, are subject to the laws while they're here, meaning they follow the traffic regulations and other territorial laws, but they remain subjects of the United Kingdom, not political participants in the US System. The idea that they could just come here with temporaries on temporary status and somehow get conferred voting rights, jury service or citizenship is, is crazy. And if you're, and if you're in the country unlawfully, it would be the same exact thing. Just because your physical presence is here does not and should not equate to full, you know, full political jurisdiction or allegiance. So that's kind of the point.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, I, I don't know how Trump's presence is going to affect things.
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Damon
Probably not at all, in fact.
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Rick Delgado
But you would hope it wouldn't, and you would hope it wouldn't be negative. So I, I really have. I, I don't know if that's a great idea or not, but it, it is something. I don't think we've ever seen a president do this.
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Damon
Yeah. All right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell, LFS Expo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow and you should shop at MyPillow and try to support Mike, use code LFSXP at checkout 6. What's going on?
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Slick Scott
All right, Big D. Major League Baseball. That's what's going on right now. We got the Rangers leading the Orioles 4 to 3, bottom of the 6th, middle of the 6. Marlins 42 over the White Sox. Pirates lead the Reds 6 1. Bottom 5, end of 6. Phillies over the Nationals 3 to 1, no score. Rockies and Blue Jays top 5, mid 4. Athletics 4 to 1 over the Braves, Angels and Cubs no score, end of the second, bottom third. Rays 1 nothing over the red Sox and the Tigers right now and taking on the Dimebags at940. Yankees take the Mariners940 as well. Giants, Padres, Guardians, Dodgers, full blow, full slate tonight. 15 games, big D in the Major League Baseball and well, about a half an hour before we came on the show, Tiger woods made a statement about his car accident on Friday and obviously the subsequent arrest. Tiger woods now is stepping away from golf to seek treatment following DUI arrest. Scott Thompson of Fox News reporting. Tiger woods is stepping away from golf to seek treatment after his DUI arrest Friday in Jupiter Island, Florida, after a rollover crash. I know and understand the seriousness of the situation I find myself in today, wood said in a statement posted on social media. I am stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on my health. This is necessary in order for me to prioritize my well being and work toward lasting recovery. I'm committed to taking the time needed to return in a healthier, stronger and more focused place, both personally and professionally. I appreciate your understanding and support and ask for privacy and for my family, loved ones, and myself at this time. Woods released the statement after entering a plea of not guilty, waiving his arraignment and demanding a trial for a jury on Tuesday. Woods, attorney Douglas and Duncan did not immediately respond to a request for comment by Fox News Digital. So, Big D, that was you. I was with you, actually, when that broke, right? That's amazing. Tiger Woods. Hopefully he can get himself cleaned up. He's, you know, really gone down a rough path. I don't know. This is the third time now, right, when he's had an issue amongst, I'm sure, others, but. And apparently there was a report that the police had found a couple of white pills, actually two white pills to be exact, that were in his. In his pocket.
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Damon
Two Oxies, right?
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Slick Scott
Yeah, two oxycodones. You know, so that wasn't a good situation either. So, hey, we pray for Tiger. You know what? He was great for sports, right? Arguably the greatest golfer of all time. And, you know, more importantly, we hope he gets cleaned up for himself. He's got a. He's got a young family. He's got Charlie, his son as well. And he's got a lot at stake, and he's worth, you know, worth a lot of money. He's got a lot of fans, and we hope the best for Tiger. We certainly. We've always appreciated him on this show. And that's a wrap in sports for this segment.
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Damon
Big D. All right, so look. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use Vinnie Mac's in West Palm Beach. Vinnie Mac. What's going on in the news?
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Vinnie Mac
I do have sort of a little rant here. Something that kind of bothered me. And it started actually in cpac. You know, in cpac, the Zed master got up and actually got on TV during one of the segments and started talking about how all of us, you know, from Bolling to Bannon to 6B to Sitchfield, everybody, we all report on things that we view important. We don't have. We have producers and people like that. We don't have these news directors that are telling us what to say. What we say is what we want to say, which is quite unique in the business. And I wanted to point that out, because as I'm watching the coverage today, I wake up this morning, I turn. I turn on the news, I flip around to as many channels as I can because I like to see how everybody's covering things. And we had the big, big Big, big explosions going on, the missiles and so on. Breaking up these bunkers that have the nuclear, apparently some nuclear dust in there or whatever out of Iran. That's probably the biggest story you have. And then some other nonsense about, about Trump with secondhand information, usually so on and so forth. So the news directors on most of these networks, they actually drive the content that the anchors talk about. We get on all the anchors, you know, cases, especially these liberal ones, and we don't like them. And I know for good reason. But think about the news directors, the people behind them, they're actually feeding the teleprompter and giving them what to say. They're writing the stories all day, they're preparing the news and they're preparing the type of coverage that they want to talk about. So what did they do? They had two choices. The major bombing in Iran, taking that war, taking it to the Iranians even more, or some secondhand half baked story about Trump. And what they cover, the secondhand half baked coverage of Trump. I saw that on network after network after network, and it's amazing to me that we are in a war and that's the coverage they chose. And then as I think back of what the Zen master said at cpac, I was like, you know what? It's just another thing that makes us so unique because we're sort of like podcasters in a sense. We get on and we talk about what we want to talk about and how we feel about issues. And people either like that or they don't like that. But no one's in our ear telling us, no, you need to cover this story, not that one, that is not happening. But the rest of the news organizations out there work just the opposite. They have news directors that pump that in. So when you get upset about the coverage from these liberal networks, msnbc, cnn, all the crazies that are out there, remember the people behind them are feeding that content into it. And this morning was just another glaring example of how outrageous that is when there's a major bombing going on in Iran, trying to settle this thing and then some stupid story about nonsense that's not even verified, you know, is what they choose to cover. So I just thought it was worth pointing out. It got me into a little bit of a rant, but it also, you know, makes me feel really, really good about being a part of this network, which I obviously did at cpac, because I know I speak for everybody here. We come up with our stuff and so does every other host on this network. We're sincere.
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Damon
Hold on then there's someone in my ear. We gotta go to break.
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Rick Delgado
Okay, Aaron.
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Damon
All right, we'll be back. More Back Mac News, Rick Delgado all coming up.
- [29:32]
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Martha Stewart
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Vinnie Mac
People at work supported me while I was going through treatment. By not treating me like somebody who was going through treatment.
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Damon
Treatment sucks. Cancer sucks.
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Vinnie Mac
Being engaged with work really helped to oh, I just knew I was going
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Damon
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Vinnie Mac
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- [31:50]
Damon
30 minutes bestie hour live for Studio 6B on a Tuesday. Tuesday night. 30 minutes. So I already said that. 30 minutes past the hour. Slick's doing sports. Rick Delgado is going to do the news. Vinnie Mac was doing news. Actually he was just ranting about the mainstream media coverage, which he's right about, of course. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always.
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Rick Delgado
And then he delved into sports, which was interesting.
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Damon
And then break Vinnie got into sports and movies too, and who's the top golfer. And he asked if we thought Jack Nicholson was the top golfer ever. I mean, just, I don't know.
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Rick Delgado
I, I, you know, I don't know about Jack Nicholson. I would have went with someone like, oh, I don't know. Clint Eastwood, I think is a is definitely better than he's more of my
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Damon
favorite of an actor.
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Vinnie Mac
The greatest golfer of all time. Who. Who's the greatest golfer of all time? That was the debate. I said Jack Nicholas.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, probably Jack Nicholas. Yeah.
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Damon
Yes, it is Jack.
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Slick Scott
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
But he never got chased and beat up 18.
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Slick Scott
18 mages. That's incredible.
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Damon
Now Tiger did more for them. I think you could argue that Tiger changed the modern game different times, did more for golf expansion around the world. I don't think that's even a question. Right. Younger kids coming to the game, TV rights, money, all of that. No one will ever touch Tiger's records.
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Rick Delgado
Right.
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Slick Scott
It's like Michael Jordan.
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Damon
But the greatest golfer to ever swing a club and is my thinking most estimation is Jack Nicklaus.
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Vinnie Mac
Thank you.
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Damon
So, I mean, we'll see. I don't know. Let's let the audience play in who you think if you're a golfer. I'm sure there's many golfers in this audience who's the. Who's number one on your list? So we'll see what they say. All right, let's do some headlines. We'll get back to Vinnie Max news. We'll get back to sports with Slick. But main headlines is with Rick Delgado who brought a prop here tonight that I'm a little nervous so we can't see it right now. We'll leave it it's really off screen until later. But what, what is this? What is this for?
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Rick Delgado
That is for my Thanksgiving. I' I've got a story involving Matt Gaetz. I think it's important and we'll cover it later.
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Damon
I know. I saw a clip.
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Vinnie Mac
How you doing?
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Damon
All right. Delgado's here. Main headlines. What's going on, Delgado?
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Rick Delgado
All right. Well, Damon, the Iran war update, your daily update as more key US allies are attempting to block military flights as Iran's war rift widens with President Trump. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has called out the Royal Navy while Trump told European allies to build up some delayed courage and secure the Strait of Hormuz for themselves. And this was something we had touched upon yesterday as more key allies, like I said, are restricting the US Military's access as the Trump administration presses ahead with its war against Iran. With both now France and Spain moving to block US Linked aircraft from using their airspace or bases. France has refused over flight for planes carrying US Military supplies to Israel, according to President Trump, making a rail disruption to routine military coordination between Washington and key European air allies. Their refusals carry operational weight because US Bases in Europe are essential for supporting Middle east operations, acting as critical staging and transit hubs for military aircraft. And as a matter of fact, President Trump even put out a truth directed at all these countries and it reads something like this. All of those countries that can't get jet fuel because the Strait of Hormuz, like the United Kingdom, which refused to get involved in the decapitation of Iran. I have a suggestion for you. Number one, buy from the U.S. we have plenty. And number two, build up some delayed courage, go to the strait and just take it. You'll have to start learning how to fight for yourself. The USA won't be there to help you anymore, just like you weren't there for us. Iran has been essentially decimated. The hard part is done, get your own oil. President Trump and you know, pretty harsh statement from the president, but one, you know, let's face it, when it comes to finding out who your friends are, you find out in times like this and he's finding out that the people that depend on us for their defense against everything related to Russia, well, they seem to have their panties on a little too tight to get involved with this when it comes to Iran.
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Damon
Well, I said this last night and I meant it and I thought about it more today. The, the whole America, you know, America first crowd, anti war America first crowd who's all upset at Trump that he said he wouldn't do this, took us to war, all this, you know, all America first. America first. Now that I mean, I wonder what they think of this move. The president basically saying, hey, we don't need the straight open for us because we have our own. So I'm just thinking about us so the rest of you can go, you know, pound sand and if you need it, yeah, go figure it out for yourself. So I wonder what the anti war, he should only be focused on America think of, of this move. Vin.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, yeah, I agree with that. And by the way, I heard a lot of mixed things obviously about the Iran more at cpac. Here's my view of it. Use those bases anyhow. Go try and shoot us down. We're coming in, we're landing there and we're taking off. What are you going to do about it? We're going to use those bases anyhow. And I agree with Trump, like we have the ability to be totally self sufficient in our own oil. We don't need anybody else. So we can go do that. Screw you. We're trying to protect the rest of the world and we have interest in making sure the rest of the world gets oil. Let's not be foolish here. But Trump's right. This is like saying screw you. But if I were Trump, I just use those bases anyhow. I'd use that airspace anyhow. Screw you. What do you do? You're trying to shoot us down. Go ahead, go ahead. Yeah, give it a shot.
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Rick Delgado
And again, when you talk about the US being self sufficient, this guy on, on X, Tim Pool did a great, great segment on this a couple days ago from this guy, 10 Delta. You can check out my X and check it out for yourself. I put the link up there from Tim pool and this 10 Delta guy breaking down this whole Middle east conflict. It's a, it's a long read. But it's interesting how, you know, again they go through, and they take you through the steps of how President Trump is securing, you know, the America first agenda with energy when it comes to taking control of the oil, coming out of Venezuela, looking to do the same, coming out of Iran and basically making sure that we're self sufficient and that the Petrodollar is stronger than ever. So we'll see what happens with that. Here is Secretary Hegseth talking about the war efforts going on with Iran and dealing with the question regarding troops on the ground. Here is cut number one. Secretary Hegseth, check this out.
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H
We're not going to foreclose any option. You can't fight and win a war if you tell your adversary what you are willing to do or what you are not willing to do to include boots on the ground. Our adversary right now thinks there are 15 different ways we could come at them with boots on the ground. And guess what? There are. So if we needed to, we could execute those options on behalf of the President of the United States and this department. Or maybe we don't have to use them at all. Maybe negotiations work or maybe there's a different approach. The point is to be unpredictable in that. Certainly not let anybody know what you're willing to do or not do. But if anybody has internalized the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan as the first one, President Trump to call them out
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Vinnie Mac
for what they are.
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H
He's not going to repeat those lessons. And I think I've been very clear about that from the podium.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So there he is talking about that also when it comes to the Strait of Hormuz, this is what the Secretary of war, Pete Hegseth had to say about that. Cut number two, check this one out.
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H
On the Strait of Hormuz, there are many more vessels flowing through today than there were, as the president has arranged. The president's been clear to Iran, open it for business or we have options, and we certainly do. And when you look at what the chairman laid out with the Navy, with the Navy industrial base, with coastal Cruise missiles, with UAVs with counter mine capabilities, we've been focused from the beginning on attrition and defeating those capabilities and limiting their options. There's lots we're doing as well, some of which is known, some of which is not known to set the conditions. And I think the president was clear this morning in his truth that there are countries around the world who ought to be prepared to step up on this critical waterway as well. It's not just the United States Navy.
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Damon
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
So he's making a great point there in terms of, you know, having others step up because let's face it, it's more important to them than it is to us. We barely get anything out of it. And the fact that we're going to have to secure everyone else's oil, oil shipments is a little, a little comical when you stop and think about.
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Damon
Well, the problem though, is oil, as we know, is a global market and we can talk about that kind of stuff. But in the gorilla in the room is still that oil. We're looking at the gas pump now in the fours. If you're filling your, if you have oil to heat your house, you're now you're ordering 50 gallons instead of 150 gallons because you don't want to spend, spend $900. You can only spend $400 because the diesel that heats your home is now creeping towards over five.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Damon
So you can keep, we can keep talking about all the, you know, 4D 5D chess that's going on, but a lot of Americans who don't pay attention to this stuff as closely as we do who stop at the gas tank on their way home from their second job. It's, I mean, I don't know when it becomes a, an irreversible problem, but it's, it's Going to be there pretty soon.
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Rick Delgado
Well, they think it's going to be over pretty quickly. They're not putting a date on it. Of course, when it comes to peace negotiations with Iran, the president talked about it. Iran keeps saying it's not happening, but it is happening. Nobody seems to be sure, but here's what Secretary Hagseth had to say about the negotiations that are going on with Iran. Cut number three. Check this out.
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H
So on the talks, I can tell you, having been with Steve and Jared and the vice president and Marco and many others yesterday, they are very real. They are ongoing, they're active and I think gaining strength. And we appreciate that. As I said in my remarks, we would much prefer to get a deal if Iran was willing to relinquish material they have and ambitions they have. Open this. Great. That's the goal. We don't want to have to do more militarily than we have to to. But I didn't mean it flippantly when I said in the meantime, we'll negotiate with bombs. Our job is to ensure that we compel Iran to realize that this new regime, this regime in charge is in a better place if they make that deal.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
And it's definitely. It's definitely better to negotiate with talking than, as he said, we can negotiate with bombs as well. So pretty strong words from the secretary. Secretary Hegseth, when it comes to what's going on with the peace talks taking place between the US And Iran, backdoor peace talks, whatever's going on. Pakistan says it wants to host the U. S. Iran talks after diplomats have met in Islamabad and hoping that it'll happen soon. But there is no word from Washington or Tehran if this is going to be happening. So we'll see what happens with that.
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Damon
Vin, before Delgado moves on to the next story, any thoughts on what I just said about gas prices and when it becomes the only thing that people focus on and not all this intricate stuff that we focus on doing this for a living.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah. I mean, I have felt this way from the day this war was being talked about as possibly happening to the day it happened. And I feel the same way now regarding gas prices, the war, etc. This is going to be a short war. I gave it. I gave it four to six weeks. I believe it's going to be over in six weeks, which would be mid April. Number two, I believe oil prices are gonna be at the lowest they might ever have been in the last 15, 20 years. After this war is over, there's gonna be a real reduction in those costs. This is gonna been a short term problem. It's a real problem for a lot of people, a lot of real Americans. I totally get that. And it's at the prices are at a level they were during the Biden administration. So they were high during the Biden administration. Trump got them lower. But it's not like it's at seven or eight dollars a gallon. So I think it's temporary. What I really think is going to happen here is the summer. A lot of things are going to be resolved. Lower prices and everything, lower gas prices, the war is over. All of these things that Trump's doing, I think they all crush into one major end of summer movement. And the midterms hit after that. I believe that's what all of this is going to. So I'm very optimistic about low gas prices in the summer. As a matter of fact, I'll go be as bold as to say by May 15, we'll be seeing much lower gas prices. So I'm not as troubled about it. I think the strategy's spot on and I stick to that six week, four to six week timeline. I think we're right there. And the President just announced he's addressing the nation tomorrow night. So we'll see what he has to say.
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Rick Delgado
What's interesting too, Damon, I don't know if you caught this, but the Fed
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Damon
saying
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Rick Delgado
the energy prices, the gas prices is not going to trigger an interest rate hike, which is opposite of what some people expected. So that's also positive.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, Dow is way up because they
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Rick Delgado
see it as a short term thing. They don't see it as something that's going to last very long. And that's coming from Powell of all people.
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Damon
That guy stinks, by the way, what Vin just said. Caroline Levitt about 50 minutes ago. Tomorrow night at 9:00pm, President Trump will give an address to the nation to provide an important update on Iran. So we will cover that live here on the show, obviously at 9:00pm Eastern. Eastern. All right, live from Studio 6B. More to do. We're back right after this. 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6. Speed Delgado was doing the news. Got a little more to do. Delgado, what's going on?
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Rick Delgado
Ah, I got more news, Damon.
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Damon
I know you do, believe it or not. One more.
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Rick Delgado
Yes, I did not know it has to do with. It's actually good news as TSA workers have started getting paychecks after President Trump's executive order from last Friday has kicked in. The TSA officer started receiving those paychecks yesterday for Back pay missed during the shutdown of the Department of homeland security that DHS, which first lapped way back February 14th. So it's been more than two months. It's almost two and a half months since they've gotten paid, but they've got two full paychecks. They're just missing the first, I guess week and a half of the shutdown where they have not gotten paid. But that's a big chunk of money that came their way. After Congress failed to secure a deal last week to reopen dhs, which includes TSA and other agencies, President Trump signed an executive order Friday to make sure these officers get paid in hopes of easing the hour long wait times and rising absences at major airports throughout the country. Those paychecks began hitting employees bank accounts yesterday even as officials caution there might be some delays in paying some of the TSA officers back in full. But I think 80 or 90% of the total for a one shot deal is a good way to get things started. Here is Aaron Barker, the president of TSA union in Georgia, talking about the pay that the TSA workers and saying that's a huge plus cut. Number four, check this out.
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Damon
I mean, let's be clear. We are grateful to have some funds going to our overdrawn accounts. You know, so we're happy to hear that there is some sort of relief that is coming. But this does not solve the issue of, you know, properly funding us through the end of the fiscal year.
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Vinnie Mac
Aaron Barker, president of the local TSA union here in Georgia says the executive order by President Trump on Friday to pay TSA workers missed income is huge. But they're still waiting on Congress to now return from recess and stop the government shutdown, guaranteeing all future paychecks for these federal employees.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, and as noted, I guess cross you could look all over social media, all those lines have seemed to be dissipated as these guys, these men and women have rushed back to work making sure now that they're getting paid. The union representing approximately 47 through 51,000 TSA workers. The American Federation of Government Employees confirmed that many TSA officers began receiving their back pay yesterday for periods 4 and 5, but not for the outstanding partial payment of period 3. I guess that's how they get paid in periods. House Republicans of course rejected a bipartisan Senate deal. They tried to sneak in overnight to reopen much of dhs, including tsa, but of course they didn't and ran for the airports themselves to make sure that they got their flights to take their two week Easter recess. You gotta love Congress. Do nothing. Congress.
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Slick Scott
Two weeks, no less.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, that takes two weeks off to do nothing while they expect everybody else to work and not get paid. It's terrible.
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Damon
All right, we'll do more news with Delgado. Vinny Max got some news as well. Something. Well, what happened at CPAC here, Vin?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, the story really struck me. I never really like to talk about what the people at the View talk about and so on, but it did spark and a story for me, and that is one of the things I've been just greatly concerned about, probably going back at least 15, maybe 20 years, is the decay of our society. Just the basic family values and the basic cornerstones of our lives and how it's breaking down now in demonstrable ways and how it's being divided and all these simple things that we all kind of grew up with and many of us have experienced with our own families and the dynamic. Lots of people aren't experiencing that. And it comes down to family stuff, you know, the infrastructure of, you know, a mother, father having kids and all that kind of stuff. And I'm not saying that everybody's got to get married, everybody's got to have kids, but there's a. There's a common thread to this. And this is what happened at the View. There was someone at cpac, I think it was someone on the Daily Wire was on a panel, Isabel Brown, and she basically talked about the fact that it's time that people, young people, started thinking about, you know, marriage and having a family and restoring some of those values. And we've seen what's happened in the inner city communities, especially the African American community or the black community, where there's, you know, fatherless children all over the place, and people are having seven or eight kids, but there's no father. And you see the effect of that on these kids and the fact that they lack some of that discipline, they lack that consistency. We know how difficult it is to bring a child up, and all of us, I think, who have kids just try and do the right and bring our kids up to learn the right values and what's right and wrong and just learn about life. Well, it's hard to do that when you don't have an infrastructure to do it. And I think that's what she's talking about. And the people at the View went berserk. They went berserk over one of the most common elements in our entire society. I think it's. Delgado and Paul talk often about the deliberate process to break down our country and our society and our freedoms. And a lot of it has to do with the breaking down of the family unit. And amongst other things, you guys have talked about a lot of these elements that are put in by people who really don't want to see us succeed and want to divide our country, and they're putting these things out there. But one of the core elements that keep us together are family values. Again, it doesn't mean you have to get married and do all that stuff, but there is a lot of evidence around the fact that when you have a secure and solid infrastructure and you have an upbringing that provides that, you know, you just have a better view or a more disciplined view of the world and it's more stable for you and all these types of things, you don't resort to some of the things that a lot of these communities that don't have that resort to. The stats are there. So when I watch the people in the View go berserk over this, it just confirms for me once again that these liberal media hosts, they're poisoning our country and our people because their view of this being like, you know, wow, they're preaching to ourselves, family values and get married. We don't need that. I mean, I don't know how you can get it so wrong. It seems so obvious to me how things break down. And so when the View started talking about it, I'm like, man, I hate those girls. I hate those ladies. I won't watch that show. But you know what? It did bring out what I see happening in society. I'm not sure what you guys think about that. You know, I don't want to stand here and start preaching about, hey, you get married and have kids, but there is an infrastructure that works. And part of it is that, what do you think?
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Damon
Let's hear what Whoopi said. Cut 10, Aaron. If we have that, let's play it.
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Vinnie Mac
Conservative activist Isabel Brown had a message for her fellow Gen Z women, who reportedly are the least likely group in America to get married and have kids. But I want you to see this clip. If you're not encouraging your children to grow up and have the courage to get married and have kids, more kids than they can afford, before they think they're ready, it is high time to start.
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Bo Davidson
It is these choices like deleting our
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Vinnie Mac
dating apps and quitting birth control pills and saying I do at the altar, that ultimately trickle down into the political policies that we will see save our country. Okay, okay. I just want to say, years ago, they used to come after Women of color and accuse women of color of doing this very thing. And that's why they continued to cut all these programs and erase all these things. Child care programs, childcare, name it, name it. And now, had I known what is
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Rick Delgado
she talking about anymore?
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Vinnie Mac
That it turns out we are all just one group of women. We're just one group. I mean, because what. What is she? What? The what, What, What?
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Rick Delgado
Yes. The lesbian can't figure out what they're talking about when it comes to having
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Damon
kids called conservative at the end.
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Rick Delgado
Right.
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Damon
And the clapping part of the clapping seals.
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Vinnie Mac
I think one of the tenets of
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Rick Delgado
Marxism, though, is to break down the family unit. Because if the family is strong, it's very tough to divide a family. It's like when you see two brothers fighting and somebody gets involved, like trying to break them up, guess what happens to that person? The two brothers turn on them and kick their ass. Yes, that's what happens.
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Slick Scott
Totally.
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Rick Delgado
And that's why Marxists don't like families because they're very. It's very tough to break up a family. And that's why they try to do it early. So people don't even start families. So you don't have those connections. Once you have those connections, it's very, you know, that's who your people are.
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Damon
Are to think what Isabelle Brown said is somehow controversial.
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Vinnie Mac
I know, that's what I mean. It's crazy, right?
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Rick Delgado
Meanwhile, the fat lesbian who doesn't have kids is going to try to. Yeah, tell us every. Tell everybody that.
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Vinnie Mac
Thank you, Delgado.
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Damon
All right, coming up right after this, no more fat lesbian clips.
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Bo Davidson
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Damon
Here's the deal.
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Rick Delgado
If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.
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Damon
All right, hour two. Thanks, Joe. Hour two, live from Studio 6B. Slick's gonna do some sports. Vinnie Mac is in West Palm Beach. He's got some more news. Rick Delgado's got main headlines. Aaron and Fran holding it down. Joining us now coming out of that great promo is RAV's Angel Studios ambassador. That's one Bo Davidson. Let's welcome both to the show. Bo, how are you?
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Bo Davidson
I'm fantastic, Damon. It's great to be with you again, albeit not in the same studio this time around. But, you know, Vinnie Mac's here in West Palm, I'm in West Palm. We're having a good time.
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Damon
All right. Very good. Well, it's always great to have you on. I heard you were a big hit at cpac. I heard Vinnie Mack said the week was great down there. But I want to talk to you about what Angel Studios is doing, the RAV partnership with them and why, obviously on this most holy of all weeks, this kind of content matters for families right now. So tell us a little bit about, remind people about the partnership and what it all means. Sure.
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Bo Davidson
Well, you know, Rav basically started this partnership with Angel Studios because Angel, their whole deal is about creating stories that amplify light. That's kind of just their mantra. And I think we all could use light in a very dark world if we're really being honest and get down to the bare bones of the situation. But, you know, Angel's been on the scene for a while and everybody knows Sound of Freedom and they just kind of had this trajectory of terrific content. And not all of it is always faith based, but there certainly is a lot of content that is faith based. So things like Cabrini, which is of course about the Italian nun Francesca Cabrini who established something like 67 institutions for immigrants. You had David, which came out over Christmas, which is an animation and a wonderful musical. You had the King of Kings, another terrific musical, Testament, which is a modern day version of Acts, the Book of Acts Miracle, an incredible documentary series about miracles that are happening in people's lives, some that are medical defying, basically his Only Son, which was a great feature about Abraham's journey to Mount Moriah and sacrificing his son. And then A Week Away, which is a terrific series about Christian camp. It's kind of similar to High School Musical. The bottom line is that they've just created this library of incredible content where you and your family can go there knowing that what you're seeing is going to inspire you, uplift you. No curse words, no sex scenes, nothing that would be vile or profane like you might get on one of the other streaming services. And there are many out there. But if you're going to put your money somewhere, if you're going to sign up for something, it would behoove you to sign up for angel, because that guild is where all this incredible library is. And then on top of that, guys, I think what's astounding about this is that you get two free tickets for any live, any theatrical release that angel has. So that's. You know, you saw in the promo that Animal Farm is coming up and so is young Washington. So it's, like, expensive, you know, for a lot of people to go to the movie theaters nowadays. It's, I don't know, somewhere between maybe 30 and 70 bucks for two people to go with this. You're getting a Guild membership for an entire year. You get access to that entire catalog that angel has, plus two tickets to go see any theatrical release of your choice. I think that's pretty good value.
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Damon
It does sound like a great value. And of course, the deadline. You got to sign up by Easter Sunday, this Sunday. And you go to. You can scan the QR code right there on the screen, or you can go to angel.com rapid angel.com rav. Vinnie Mac is in West Palm Beach. I know he's got a couple questions for you. Vin.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah. Bo. So good to see you again. Bo, I think I just saw you, what, a couple hours ago? Well, maybe.
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Bo Davidson
Seems like it.
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Public Ad Read
Seems like it, yeah.
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Vinnie Mac
One of the things I love about this, this partnership is and. And I want to let. Make sure the audience understands this Real America's voice, its leadership, all of us there. And I know I speak for you, Bo, because you're very faith driven, and. And you. You do some very strong faith projects. The network itself is very faith driven. As a matter of fact, on Sundays, we have pastors on. We do prayer during the day, during our shows, during the week. This is not like some promotion where we're making some money and trying to do a deal here with a brand or a sponsor. This is really within the core values of what Real America's Voice is all about. And I thought that would be something. Be great to hear for your perspective of that, because you and I live this every day. You Know, meaning this type of content. What do you think about that? I know that inspired me when angel first got together with us and you were doing all those promos. How about yourself?
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Bo Davidson
Yeah, because, see, I came to know of angel really from the outside, which is, you know, just being inspired by their content. I mean, who doesn't love sound to freedom? But what you're saying, it is very important, Vinny, for the reasons that not everybody on the outside, your 6B audience, gets to understand the inner workings of what Real America's Voice is all about. We're not scripted. We're not told what to say. We can have a diversity of opinions. But. And this is what's so critical. We can profess our faith as often and as freely as we would like to. But that comes from the source. That comes from top down. I don't know many organizations you could work in, other than maybe Dave Ramsey, where your profession of faith is actually very important to your job, in which case it's not. Hey, you know, maybe you shouldn't say that to. We want you to say it if you feel led, if you want to pray on your Ben Bergquam. I believe when we were in Turning Point usa, we were praying for people. Prayer is important. You have to live those values. And so from the top down, in the real America's voice structure are people who lead by example and who have this outer profession of faith. It's not inward. It is truly outward. We want to inspire audiences. And that's obviously what angel has tried to do, too. So you're right, Vinny. It's not just some propitious business relationship that's going on.
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Damon
1.
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Bo Davidson
It's really about a synchronicity that's important, and it's top down. When I say top down, I don't mean just from the ownership. I'm talking from the man upstairs, if we're being honest. So we're dialed into that. You know what I mean? And I think we try to bring what's here outward to you, the audience. And that's whether it's 6B American Sunrise, which I'll be on tomorrow morning, an Easter special which I'm putting together about Museum of the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls coming up on Sunday. This is not just happenstance stuff. And Rob Sig will tell you that the whole reason I even came to Real America's Voice is not happenstance. It is a God thing, and you can't convince me otherwise.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, and I totally get that. And you and I talk about this all the time. One last question, Beau. On, on Angel. You know, a year or two ago, angel was putting out a couple of movies and doing, doing their thing and trying to try to inspire and having these faith driven family movies. But, but man, they've upped their game. I think. You were at an event not too long ago, you met Kevin James. They have so many new movies coming out. Like there's a real inventory now. Like you could spend an entire weekend or an entire week just watching Angel. Tell us, tell us about that. You got your finger on the pulse of a lot of their new content.
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Bo Davidson
Well, yeah, you're right, Vinnie. Just a couple months ago, I was down in Miami for the premiere of Solo Meal. That is Angel's first rom com. Now again, when you think of rom com, okay, is it G rated, is it pg? Everything about it was clean. That what, that's what's amazing. And Kevin James is a devout cast. I didn't even know that coming into it, but just goes to show you that even when you're amplifying light with the type of catalog that they have, it doesn't necessarily mean that every single project has to be necessarily faith centered or faith driven. But it does come from a perspective of amplifying light in people's lives, which I think is so important in a dark world. So you're right, Vinny. There are so many titles. There's so many titles that angel has in its library. And that's why this 8.99amonth value is incredible. Because I think it was like $12 a month before. But you think about what people spend to that entertainment and let's be honest, bad entertainment, dark entertainment, things that would lead you down a poor path. You can watch this entertainment with your family and be totally okay with what you're seeing. Absolutely okay with it. And be inspired. So angel, you're right. Ever since Sound of Freedom and the Chosen has just continued to build and build and build and create an incredible library of material. And it's just going to continue. You look at Animal Farm coming up, which I think is going to be a. They call it a cautionary tale. It should be an interesting take on that book, but also young Washington. This is gonna be coming out for America's 250th anniversary. It's obviously about a younger George Washington and what led him to the stakes and the president that he became. It's historical, it's inspiring. We know George Washington, but we don't know young George Washington. And that's directed by John Irwin. Of course, the Irwin brothers have been amazing. I just interviewed his brother Andrew for I can only imagine too, that's the kind of content that you're seeing and it's just not going to stop. And Vinny, most importantly, which I think you said too, they are competing at a level that Hollywood studios could not have imagined. You know, we've heard we just need to take over the industry. I don't think you can do that. What I can think you can do is in a democratic and capitalistic world, create an alternative where there can be great content and give people that option.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, and they've done that. And what a great way to have a promotion coming into Easter weekend where we want to consume these types of things. We, we really want to get closer to God. We want to, we want to consume these movies that tell these great stories. So it's a great deal. Click on that QR code. Any parting words for us, Bo?
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Bo Davidson
Yeah, just this Easter special. You know, Vinny, you were so kind to, to help create this awesome new partnership we have with the Museum of the Bible too. That's in Washington D.C. i was just there. Got to see the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition. Got to see the Megiddo mosaic. You want to watch this special on Sunday? And not because I'm in it. I mean, that's, that's my part is really tertiary to what's going on. What I saw there at that exhibition at this museum is a testament to ancient history, but it provides a source, a routing for the Bible that we read today. And then also the Megiddo mosaic, the first ancient archaeological dig where they found the word Jesus Christ our Lord in the same sentence. That's incredibly important to Christians. So I urge you to watch this special because I think you'll find it enlightening. And for those of you who haven't been to the Museum of the Bible, you really should go. It's a standout museum in Washington D.C. so I hope the viewers will tune into that on Sunday.
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Vinnie Mac
That's great. Thanks a lot, Bo. Appreciate that. And click on that QR code, folks, if you want that. Great deal because it ends Sunday night. Thanks, Beau. Good to see you. I'll see you tomorrow.
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Damon
Yeah. Well, you gotta scan the QR code, Vince. Scan.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Damon
Not click on it. You don't click on QR codes.
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Vinnie Mac
I click on everything that's. I'm a clicker.
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Damon
Copies it down. Oh, my God. Click on this QR code. One hour Easter special, by the way, the Living Word from Scrolls to Resurrection. It will air Saturday on Sunday, right here on Real America's Voice. Bo, great stuff. Thanks very much and God bless. Have a great rest of the week.
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Bo Davidson
My pleasure. And God bless you all. Appreciate it.
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Damon
All right, Bo Davidson. They're talking about Angel Studios with Vinnie Mac. And Vinnie Mac is involved with all of this great stuff. Good job, Vinnie Mac.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Damon
And again, you can scan the QR code or you can go to angel.com rav angel.com rav899amonth for a full year Easter special. And you get full access to their faith based content library. And then the bonus is the two free movie tickets to upcoming theatrical releases, Animal Farm, Young Washington, both which sound very interesting, but you got to do it by Sunday. So do it. Do it. I would say just do it right now. Why even wait? Just do it right now. Scan the QR code or you can try to click on it. If you're going to click on it, you're not going to get the deal. But scan it. You'll do fine. So live from Studio 6P, 12 minutes past.
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Vinnie Mac
This is why I can't get anything. I'm clicking on QR codes instead of scanning what the hell's going on?
- [68:25]
Damon
You wonder why stuff's not working right? Can't click on the screen. Vin's up there. I thought it was tv, right? He's like that lady.
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Rick Delgado
He's like that lady that says, oh, I got all my friends on my wall. And she's got pictures of her friends on her wall.
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Damon
Oh, my God. All right, we're back. 12 minutes past the hour. We'll do some sports. We'll get caught up in news. Click on, click on the QR code, everybody. All right, we're back right after this. Well, sound like the blues right there on a Tuesday night. Which means I'm gonna read something and I'm gonna tell you about our friends at Birchgold. Think about this. In 2006, you listening, slick? 2006, $20,000 equaled roughly 33 ounces of gold at spot price. At Today's prices, those 33 ounces would be worth about 100. Smart Americans diversify a portion of their savings into precious metals. 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 a store of value, a hedge against inflation. 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 shelter retirement account in Gold. Just text America to the number 989-898 to receive your free information kit on Gold. There's no obligation, just useful information. They have an A plus rating with a better Business Bureau. Tens of thousands of happy customers let Birch Gold help you diversify. And now that gives you peace of mind. Text America to 989-898 again. Text America to the number 989-898 and do it today. Well, every day, Americans make choices that shape our country's future right down to which cell phone provider they're going to support. Here's what most people don't realize. Patriot Mobile isn't just a wireless provider. They're an activist organization funded by selling top tier cell phone service. They've been on the front lines defending our freedoms long before it was cool. Standing in the gap when others would, wouldn't. The best part is they deliver prioritized premium service on all three major US networks giving you the same or even better coverage backed by 100% US based customer support team. Get unlimited data plans, mobile hotspots, international roaming and more. And when you switch to Patriot Mobile, you'll help grow a movement that fuels the Christian conservative cause. Every bill you pay helps advance the values of faith, family and freedom. Switching is easier. Never activate in minutes. Keep your number, keep your phone or you can upgrade. Take a stand today. Go to patriotmobile.com rav patriotmobile.com rav or call 972 Patriot and use promo code RAV RAV for a free month of service. That's patriotmobile.com RAV or call 972-patriot and make the switch today. Play the blues, baby. 19 past the hour. God, what an idiot. Let's do sports. Slick Scott it Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slickster. What's going on?
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Slick Scott
Follow that one. All right, Big D. NHL action. Boy, I had it all queued up and what happened? The Islanders let it go in. So Islanders right now trial two to one at the KeyBank center up in Buffalo to the Sabers. And in a very important playoff implication game with 15 to go there in the third. Plenty of time, but Islander's got to start putting the pucks in the net. Bruins 42 over the Stars, 7:56 to go there in the third. Midway through the third. The Panthers lead the Senators 6 3. The Lightning trail the Canadiens 2 to 1 down in Tampa, 13 to go there in the third. Also 13 to go in the third. The Rangers up 4 to 1 over the Devils at the Garden in New York Penguins 4 to 1 over the Red Wings there in the third. Also third period, Midway Flyers trail the Capitals 5 to 3. Playoff implications there as well. Hurricanes 2 to 1 over the Blue Jackets. End of 2, end of 1. The Blackhawks in Chicago taking on the jets lead one nothing. The Oilers out in Edmonton Rodgers arena, one nothing over the Kraken. Thirteen to go there in the first and well, that's all the scores for tonight. Plenty of scores in hockey tonight. Very busy and historic streak ends for Nationals outfielder this is Zachary Cariola of Yardbarker. Washington Nationals outfielder Joey Weimer's streak of reaching base in every plate appearance this season ended in the fifth inning Monday against the Philadelphia Phillies. Weimer became the second player in the live ball era 1920 to reach base 10 consecutive times at the beginning of a season, joining Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Carlos Delgado, Rick's brother who did it in 2002. New York Yankees hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra had nine to begin the 1956 season. In the 132 win against the Phillies, Wyman went 2 for 4 with a walk and two runs scored. Wyman's streak would have ended in the first inning, but his out call at first base was overturned. So wow, that's quite a streak there for that young man. So pretty cool stuff there. And Big D, I gotta hand it to you, you called it last night. We had this story about Dan Hurley thinking that he headbutted the referee and the referee says, what are you talking about? Cbs Sports referee downplays contact with UConn's Dan Hurley during dramatic Elite Eight ending Cody Nagle of CBS Sports UConn coach Dan Harrelly was at the center of a late game exchange with referee Roger Ayers in the final seconds of Sunday's dramatic Elite Eight win against Duke, but the official involved said there was nothing to it. After Braylon Mullens knocked down the go ahead shot with 4/10 of a second remaining, officials went to the monitor to confirm how much time was left. As Ayres walked over toward the UConn bench, Hurley, with a smuggish look and his sport coat slipping off his right shoulder, leaned in and made a brief forehead to forehead contact. As Ayers explained the situation, a clip of the sequence quickly spread on social media. Of course we got it there. It's unbelievable. Some argued that any contact with an official in such a moment would normally trigger a penalty, particularly given the stakes of an Elite Eight game. According to Ayres, the moment didn't register as an issue at all. Afterward, this ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg said he spoke with Ayres and the ref said literally didn't know what I was talking about. When asked about the exchange, Greenberg said he also spoke with Hurley, who added he had no issue with Ayers and was simply reacting to the celebration. You had that right, Big D. I
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Damon
mean, that's what I saw.
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Slick Scott
I know you called the ref.
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Damon
Looks like he comes into his space, not that he goes into his.
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Slick Scott
I know the one thing you didn't call was the game because you had Duke. That's rapid sports. Back to you.
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Bo Davidson
Oh, number one.
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Vinnie Mac
Number one.
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Slick Scott
Aaron. Aaron, number one.
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Vinnie Mac
That's a good one. Yeah.
- [76:12]
Rick Delgado
Not anymore. Duke.
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Slick Scott
Duke. And that's a wrap. Back to you.
- [76:21]
Damon
I haven't checked the brackets, but it doesn't matter.
- [76:22]
Slick Scott
I'm way up there.
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Vinnie Mac
Oh, why does it not matter anymore?
- [76:25]
Damon
She doesn't mean anything.
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Slick Scott
On the.
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Vinnie Mac
Why does it not mean anything?
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Slick Scott
It's all about.
- [76:29]
Damon
The only time it matters is day one of the tournament. Wherever you land, that's it.
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Vinnie Mac
Because.
- [76:33]
Damon
Right. All the games are.
- [76:34]
Rick Delgado
Because.
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Vinnie Mac
So it doesn't matter when it's over.
- [76:36]
Damon
Anyways.
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Rick Delgado
Moving on at that point.
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Vinnie Mac
Interesting. Right now.
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Damon
Silence. Let's do some news. Got it. What's going on, Delgado?
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Rick Delgado
Well, Damon, there's a. There's a bunch of. Not only here in the studio, but also online as a Michigan Democrat running for US Senate is facing backlash after the report on leaked audio show him explaining why he shouldn't take a public position on the death of the former Iranian supreme leader, the Ayatollah. Because people in Dearborn, Damon, they're very sad about their born stand.
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Damon
They lose all their friends.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. Yeah. They lose all their friends. And they're very sad about what's going on over in Iran. Here's a piece of that clip. Cut number five. It's Michigan Democrat, and you can't make this name up. Abdul Muhammad El Saeed. Yeah. You're welcome. Here's cut number five. Check this out.
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Vinnie Mac
And I also want to remind you guys that there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today. So, like, I just don't want to comment on humanity at all. Like, I. I don't think it's worth even touching that. Like, they're gonna try. This is what we practice.
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Bo Davidson
But, like, isn't.
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Vinnie Mac
Is it Khomeini a bad guy? Isn't it great that he's dead? On my first amendment.
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Bo Davidson
86 years old.
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Vinnie Mac
He was gonna be dead sometime soon anyway.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So that. That's his. That's his rationale.
- [77:57]
Damon
Good thinking.
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Rick Delgado
Because, you know, he's afraid that some, some people who might vote for him are actually upset about it. Of course, the report sparked immediate backlash from Republicans across Republicans and conservatives across social media. Abdul continues to expose how extreme the Democrat Party has become, according to Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, who commented on it here. He also is giving a little sympathy to the Islamic terrorist who attacked that Jewish preschool in Michigan last month. Here he is, cut number six. Listen to this explanation because, well, he knows about people hurt people and how they react. Cut six and I'll never forget one
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Vinnie Mac
of the simplest lessons I learned while on my psychiatry rotation in medical school. Hurt people, hurt people. Violence is a cycle. Ayman Ghazali lost family, including two children in an airstrike in Lebanon last week. They were innocent people. And then in an evil act of displaced rage, he tried to take it out on innocent children who had nothing
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H
to do with the loss of the innocent children he lost, except that they share a faith.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
So there he is trying to downplay and even give cover to the guy who attacked, who tried to kill all those kids in the Jewish Synagogue School.
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Damon
26 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, we'll do some more news of Vinnie Mac Sports with Slick. All coming up on a Tuesday, Real America's Voice, right after this. All right, 30. Sorry, I 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio Six Six B. Six doing sports still got us doing news. Vinnie Max going to do some news right now. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Let's go to West Palm beach where Vinnie Mac is. Vinnie Mac, what else is on your news radar?
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Vinnie Mac
I have a story I want to cover. But first, there is a little news news alert that Trump just signed an executive order overhauling mail in voting and election integrity push. So he's. The executive order calls for a barcode tracking system on all mail in ballots and then directs all federal agencies to compile lists of eligible voters using federal citizenship and using identification data and so on. So he's trying to do something here through executive order, which just came out just as we've been on the air here. So I thought that was worth noting. We'll have to peel that onion back. But the news story that I have, you know, you talk about birthright citizenship, which is what we covered a little earlier. There's a court in Illinois that refused to toss a challenge about the city paying $25,000 cash payments to black citizens for reparations. I just never thought I'd see this. I thought it was a narrative I thought it was a talking point. I thought it was something the left used to get black voters to vote for him. And they went and did it. They went and did it and they're giving people $25,000. Someone challenged it and said, you know, you can't do this. Reparations. Why? What, what is this? I mean, it makes no sense. There's no legal, you know, standard to do this, number one. So they tried to overthrow it. And a typical left wing East US District Court, John F. Knees, who allowed the lawsuit from a conservative group, but it, they tossed it. So there then I feel the challenges to keep paying people. I, I just never thought I'd see in my lifetime something like this. I mean, reparations. What happened in slavery, we all know, was horrible, but what's happened throughout history to a lot of people, you know, is horrible. It's just life. It's history. Like to have reparations for things that happened generations ago that none of us had to do. And our taxpayer dollars are paying it. Our current taxpayer dollars. Not like they had a reparations fund they set up in the 1800s, you know, when all this ended, and then they put all this money away and it stayed in a bank account for generations until they passed it around. No, it's not like that's what happened. They're taking our tax dollars and if you're a citizen of Illinois and they're using your tax dollars dollars to pay reparations to people who had nothing to do with slavery going back two or three generations, I mean, it's outrageous. And I guess here's a precedent. Maybe we're going to see this in other states and when courts allow this and enable it to happen by not doing the sensible thing and just tossing this stuff out and overturning these things and just shutting them down. Heck, Trump gets stopped with court orders left and right on complete nonsense. They put a court order through that. He can't continue to build the ballroom from some stupid frivolous lawsuit by someone in D.C. filed. I mean, they stop him from doing stuff left and right. They can't stop reparations. Seems outrageous. Did you guys hear about this, this reparations thing?
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Rick Delgado
No, of course. We hear about it all the time. This one in particular. What state was it in?
- [83:34]
Damon
Illinois. Illinois, of course.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, yeah. I mean, like, surprise, surprise. I don't know. This is our country is to think this is normal, to think this is acceptable, to think this is good. It says something just so wrong. You wonder how people are thinking the way they are. And I feel bad for what happened to the black people. And it did, you know, have a result over generations. I understand that. But, you know, so it's at the Holocaust. And so, you know, you go back over and over. The Irish were, you know, and the Italians when they came here and almost every minority had a tough time here and was, you know, racially discriminated against. I mean, it's.
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Rick Delgado
Slavery was worse than the white slaves in Northern Africa as well, I hear in Northern Africa.
- [84:22]
Vinnie Mac
I mean, it's just happened throughout history. Yeah, I guess the thing that really the underlying piece for me is that tax dollars, current tax dollars, people that pay into the system, are being used to pay these things. And I just think that is outrageous. And just on that premise alone, it should have been thrown out.
- [84:42]
Damon
This whole discussion takes me back to one of the great, great moments of doing this show and that was the honor that I had to interview the great Walter E. Williams before he unfortunately passed away. The late economist, professor at George Mason University, and of course syndicated columnist. And he maybe more than any other, highlighted the achievement of black Americans in the United States now for decades. And I'll just remind you of a couple of the things he said when he talked about economics and black Americans and where they've come in this country. If black Americans were considered a separate nation based on their collective earnings and spending, treated as, let's say, a gdp, they would rank among the world's wealthiest countries, often cited as the 16th to 20th richest, ahead of many European nations like the Netherlands, Belgium or Switzerland, and comparable to countries like Turkey or Poland. Figures that Mr. Williams referenced included around 271 billion in 1990, 726 billion in 2008. He also talked about high profile achievements in the black community, meaning black Americans serving as mayors or chief executives of major U.S. cities, New York, Chicago, Louisiana, Philly, Washington, D.C. general Colin Powell heading the most powerful military as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Condoleezza Rice. Obviously people like Oprah Winfrey, Michael Jordan. Walter E. Williams noted that in 1865, at the end of the Civil War, neither a former slave nor a slave owner could have imagined such advancements in roughly 100 to 150 years. He described the progress during his own lifetime. He was born in 1936 as exceeding anyone's wildest dreams, moving from widespread material poverty and overt discrimination to constitutional equality and vastly improved living standards. By the late 20th, early 21st century, gross poverty and legal discrimination had largely vanished for most black Americans. He emphasized that his success stemmed from hard work, sacrifice, a no nonsense approach to life. And only a place that this could happen is in the United States of America. The only place. And I remember having the honor of interviewing him and what he would. And if he was alive today, he would be on tonight to talk about this and what he would think about this. And he would think it's absolute phooey.
- [87:25]
Vinnie Mac
Yeah, those are amazing points, Damon. Because the black community was doing so well. They had family units. They're economically, we're doing so well. And for some reason the Democrats hijacked that community to keep them down, to keep them voting for them. It's one of the things Trump talks about all the time. Like the way out of this. Let me get your cities and everything empowered here to create business and do stuff. Let's get the family unit back. But you can see how sinister the left is because they are solely responsible for that reversal of all those things that were happening that you just noted.
- [87:59]
Damon
And by the way, he never sat and argued about that. All of these things had disappeared and there wasn't problems and there wasn't some persistent issues to deal with in the black community. He always did some residual discrimination, of course, but he argued that these were no longer the dominant explanatory factors after the civil rights victories of the 1960s. And basically he said, as we've talked about earlier in the show tonight, the number one thing is the sharp rise in single parents in the black community, in the households illegitimacy rates after the 1960s, which he linked then to welfare policies that incentivized family dissolution. Exactly what we were talking about before. I mean, nobody argued these things as well as he did. I mean, it was such an honor to have him on this show. I've actually gone back and listened to that article. I listened to that interview once in a while and it's actually, I'm gonna put that up in the members section of the app tonight. And that's where it should live forever. It's such a good interview. He's so brilliant. So anyways, good point, Vin. Good story. And the great Walter E. Williams, if you haven't read him, you should go research him because he is fantastic. So, all right, let's do some more news headlines. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?
- [89:14]
Rick Delgado
All right, David. Well, I don't know if you saw this and this one coming out of Sinclair Broadcasting, an ABC affiliate, in a statement provided by Yellowhammer News, is that one of their news anchors signs off quoting terror linked Muslim Brotherhood founder. Yeah, why not? Why don't we throw him a bone while we're at it? Birmingham television anchor, her name is Ashanti Ford, signed off of her ABC 3340 broadcast.
- [89:44]
Damon
Hold on, Delgado. I have breaking news here. Not from President Trump, but from not the president, but the owner of this network. Now listen up, everybody. Our new song on Real America's music, and I believe High res, if this is the one he's talking about, was on this show last night.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, last night.
- [90:04]
Damon
And I'm not going to take any credit for this, but I checked the charts before he came on, just. Just as a note to the Zen master, and I don't think it was this high. Our new song is now at number 13 on the charts. Anybody that downloads the song tonight and then sends the proof of download gets a free rav. Real America's voice. Or maybe real America's music. I don't know which one. Hat for free. Absolutely free.
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Slick Scott
Nice.
- [90:36]
Damon
Hello.
- [90:36]
Rick Delgado
Would you kiss me if I wear the hat?
- [90:38]
Slick Scott
That's nice.
- [90:39]
Vinnie Mac
I just downloaded the song. Waiting for my hat.
- [90:42]
Damon
No, you're not getting a free hat, Vin.
- [90:43]
Slick Scott
Yeah.
- [90:44]
Vinnie Mac
Oh, you've had it. I'll take it.
- [90:46]
Damon
No, you're not getting it.
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Slick Scott
I had enough.
- [90:48]
Damon
High res was on this show last night. Yeah.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
- [90:52]
Damon
And now the song's at 13. Wow. So anything. Can we just get it. Let's just get it to number one. Yeah, yeah. And. Well, Ella Langley's up there, my girlfriend, so we don't. Maybe don't knock her out, but we want to be up there. Let's just share with her maybe.
- [91:06]
Rick Delgado
Right. Because she's your girl.
- [91:09]
Damon
Yeah.
- [91:10]
Vinnie Mac
Wow.
- [91:11]
Damon
Honey, you're not listening. Right. Okay, good. It's at 13, so let's get it to number one. Download the song tonight and then show proof that you have it. We're gonna need to get some clarification on what that means. Show, I don't know, a snapshot of your music library or something on your phone. I don't know.
- [91:28]
Vinnie Mac
Take a screenshot of download. You mean. Pretty simple, itunes.
- [91:33]
Damon
And then you get a free Real America's voice or maybe real America's music. I saw someone wearing those. Those look good.
- [91:38]
Slick Scott
I want that hat he's got.
- [91:39]
Rick Delgado
Yeah, Get. Get a high res hat.
- [91:42]
Slick Scott
I have a hat like that.
- [91:44]
Damon
You get the hat for free. I have a hat for free.
- [91:47]
Slick Scott
Wow. Hello. Nice.
- [91:50]
Damon
So, I mean. I mean, I don't know how you do better than free.
- [91:53]
Slick Scott
I tell you, that's.
- [91:53]
Damon
Those are, by the way, those hats. There's no black.
- [91:58]
Slick Scott
This item.
- [91:58]
Damon
Those hats are no like, we got them down at Johnny Meatballs on the corner. Those are nice hats. Well put together. Nice material, right? They're nice.
- [92:06]
Rick Delgado
From Frankie Parmesan.
- [92:08]
Vinnie Mac
And this is a great. This is a really good song. I mean, God bless America done. The way he does it, he's got a great vibe. A great. I've seen a few interviews with him, including the one you did last night. He has. He has something going on there, man. This guy's got some serious talent.
- [92:21]
Slick Scott
Want.
- [92:21]
Vinnie Mac
It's a really good song. All right, Patriotic.
- [92:24]
Damon
Download the song right now and then send it. Send us the. Maybe the. Maybe the Zen master could tell me where to send it. But you could send it to lfsxpyahoo.com right now if you don't want to wait and I'll forward it to them. That's probably maybe the easiest thing to do for this show.
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Rick Delgado
And you got to include your. Your information so you can get your hat.
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Damon
And you got to include where you want the hat sent to, but you get a free hat.
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Slick Scott
Oh, he's got a rocket launch in the video too.
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Damon
That.
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Slick Scott
Look at that.
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Damon
Go do it right now on the QR code right now. Vinnie already did it, but he's not getting a hat.
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Slick Scott
So he's still clicking.
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Rick Delgado
Then. Then he's going to get a fanny pack.
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Damon
All right, we'll wrap it up for a Tuesday night. Right, Ram? All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We'll try to get to everybody here one last time on a Tuesday night. Make sure you go download that high res single climbing the charts. Let's shoot it to number one. And you have an added bonus tonight that if you download the song and send us proof that you download it, you get a free real America's voice or music. I'm not sure. I think it's voice, but maybe music hat. Those hats are first class. Yeah, wear those around. Be hip hop, like slick. Slick doesn't wear hats. I don't know why he wears his hats, but no one.
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Rick Delgado
I mean, come on, you got a bowl of soup with that, huh?
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Slick Scott
Fedoras, baby.
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Damon
All right, let's get to everybody one last time. Vinnie Mac, I'll start with you. What's left on your NewsRadar?
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Vinnie Mac
Well, I'm probably the least conspiracy theorist of the group in terms of things that happen. Elgato, Paul. I try not to get too conspiracy theorists.
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Damon
We're going to prove that in this segment, by the way.
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Vinnie Mac
Oh, yeah, thank you. But I did See, a story that just kind of gave me one of those. Huh? And that is that the defense attorneys in the Charlie Kirk assassination are challenging the FBI and the ATF who did a ballistics comparison to the bullet during the autopsy of Charlie Kirk, and it didn't match the rifle that supposedly shot Charlie Kirk. This is. They were unable to match the bullet recovered during the autopsy to the rifle used by this kid Robinson, stating that the recovered weapon was, you know, one standard and the bullet was another. That, that is interesting because the conspiracy theorists have talked about other means in which Charlie was. Was shot, and this might let. Let some credence to it because it doesn't. Doesn't make sense that these things don't match. That's actually a fairly big deal. So I just saw that story.
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Damon
Yeah, as much as I hate these things, that's not exactly what's going on. That's not at all true, actually. Of course, the defense is, of course, desperate for anything. So what, what my understanding is they're saying here is they're arguing that. That the bullet was not. That the bullet was so fragmented, which any ballistics person will tell you. This is what happens all the time. It's almost impossible to get a bullet like that and somehow then say, oh, yes, we could just put it back. And this is exact. So it's almost like a play on words. It's, it's almost. Right. It's almost like a play on words. They're saying, oh, it doesn't matter. It's. And then the Daily Mail honestly should be. I don't know what the repercussions should be for running that headline that they did, because a lot of people then read it and think exactly what you just said.
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Vinnie Mac
Like, whoa, very misleading.
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Rick Delgado
Well, it's very misleading, right, because the headline says inconclusive. That doesn't, that's not, doesn't mean the same as not a match. It just means from what they. They've gotten. And again, David makes a point about the, the damage that was done for those. To that, to that bullet fragment. You can't, you can't kind of put that together like that. But it doesn't say it doesn't match. It just says that fragment. It's too fragmented to compare.
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Damon
Yeah, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're playing, they're trying to play fun games here. Not games, but they're, they're trying to play loose with the facts. And the Daily Mail for pushing this and making it sound like exactly what you tried to say is really the problem because there's a lot of people who thought that.
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Slick Scott
Right.
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Damon
It's absolutely ridiculous.
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Rick Delgado
Right. And what happens then? That becomes the story. Oh, did you hear? They'll only go with the headline, oh, the bullet didn't match. It didn't match. It didn't match. It didn't match. And that's all people will say. And then that'll be the narrative that people will be talking about. And when you're watching the View tomorrow, Vin the fat lesbian will talk about how the bullet didn't match and that the kid is. The gay kid is.
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Vinnie Mac
Okay, well, there, there's already clips. Andrew from Turning Point was on Fox today talking about that and just putting that story aside, that's just, you know, not true. And media, media, you know, just taking a story and creating a obscure headline, which they did, which I saw and I fell for because it seemed totally legit. So it's good. We talked about it and we clarified it. And it seems like it's. It's just more just chum for folks to get on conspiracy theories, but not true. So I'm glad we just.
- [98:34]
Damon
A little more on this. The ATF ran a tool mark analysis on a bullet jacket fragment recovered from Charlie's autopsy. The result was inconclusive, not no match. The jacket was too fragmented to compare, which also partially explains the lack of an exit wound. The bullet shattered on impact. Inconclusive means insufficient evidence to draw any conclusion. It doesn't mean the bullet did not match the rifle like the headline in the Daily Mail said. So the defense wants to use inconclusive as exculpatory evidence. But the prosecution wants to run chemical molecular analysis comparing the jacket alloy to the ammunition recovered with the gun. Unlike tool mark analysis, it doesn't require an intact attacked bullet. The defense is trying to block that testing from happening. That's the nuance of what the real story here is. So that. That's the deal with that. So.
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Vinnie Mac
All right, good, good.
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Damon
Eight minutes to the hour. Let me quickly get to sports, then we'll get to Delgado. Slick, give me one story here.
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Slick Scott
Okay, well, just quick score. That island is fell to the Sabers right now, 4 to 2. That game actually is very sad. So they're gonna end up having to win.
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Vinnie Mac
What's going on?
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Slick Scott
And women's NCAA tournament. Big D is all set. We don't forget the women. The final four in the women's NCAA tournament is officially set and it will feature all four number one seeds for just the fifth time after Texas and South Carolina won their respective games on Monday, and of course, the stage is set for a pair of epic clashes in Friday's Final Four. Connecticut 38. 0 obviously are the big favorites. Big D, I don't think anybody's going to beat them. So we'll obviously have that on at the way I. And we'll be checking out the scores. And that's a wrap because you got that story.
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Damon
All right, very good. Slick Sports brought to you By Mike Lindell, LFXXP's promo code to use. Rick Delgado, take us home. What's left?
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Rick Delgado
Well, believe it or not, Trump knows the truth. According to the sun.co.uk as Trump knows the truth about alien hybrids living among us. Damon. And for this, my buddy Kevin in Arizona request that I have a brand new tinfoil hat. So I went and made one because I couldn't find my old one. Believe it or not, Matt Gaetz was also talking about this with Kenny. With Kenny. Oh, what's his name? I forget.
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Damon
Kenny Smith, NBA basketball.
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Rick Delgado
No, you got my Jenny Johnson. That's who it is. Here he is talking about the technology he has seen when he was being briefed on this stuff. Cut number eight with Matt Gaetz. Check this out.
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Vinnie Mac
I've seen things in classified settings that are not explainable with the technology we know is available, and I'm pretty well versed in that. I was on the Armed Services Committee for eight years. I sat on the Emerging Threats subcommittee that oversaw everything going on in cyberspace. Had access to DARPA and the projects they were working on, had special compartmentalized clearance that is above the clearance of just, you know, a regular congressional briefing. And so I even got to see things that other members of Congress didn't get to see that weren't on the Armed services. Like what?
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So he's talking about the technology that he's seen and he was briefed on. And he also talked about how alien hybrids, believe it or not, are among us. He was briefed by the. He was briefed by the army on the breeding with aliens. Cut number nine. Damon, check this out.
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Vinnie Mac
I think the most important information will be the biologics that are not human, that have been discovered. And like, even some of the briefings that aren't classified just need to be out in the public. I mean, I had someone come and brief me who was in a military uniform, worked for the United States army, who was briefing me on the locations of hybrid breeding programs where captured aliens were breeding with humans to create some hybrid race that could engage in intergalactic communication, an actual uniformed member of the United States Army. Brief me on that. Yeah.
- [102:36]
Rick Delgado
So there you have it. More keeps coming out as we move closer to disclosure day. And again, the latest coming from Matt Gaetz about alien hybrid life forms living among us. And President Trump has supposedly been fully briefed on their existence.
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Slick Scott
I mean, thank you, Leif Erickson.
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Vinnie Mac
What song did you download to get that hat?
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Damon
Yeah, what song did you download?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, what song was that?
- [103:03]
Rick Delgado
I. I just clicked on the Monster Mask.
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Slick Scott
He was on the Jiffy Pop chart.
- [103:10]
Damon
They've all loved Lost.
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Slick Scott
Oh, my God.
- [103:14]
Damon
I mean, you just.
- [103:14]
Vinnie Mac
Venus and Mars, man, oh, man.
- [103:16]
Slick Scott
Crazy that ship is.
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Damon
As always, we salute our military active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks, slick. Thanks, guys on the show. Thanks, Aaron. Thanks, Fran. Great job. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6B. Audience, we'll see you tomorrow night.
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Slick Scott
Sing us out with some opera.
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Damon
8pm Live from Studio 6B.