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Damon
If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.
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Vinny Mac
On Real America's Voice.
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Damon
This is Real America's Voice live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday, November 11, 8pm on the east Coast. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick Rick sitting right there is going to do some sports. Rick Delgado's got the news. Vincent Kennedy Buta. Vinnie Mac is in the West Palm beach studio. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Lots to do on a busy Tuesday night, of course. Veterans Day. We'll get to that here in a second. Slickster, how are you? I'm doing good.
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Slick
Big D. Salute to all our veterans. Out.
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Rick Delgado
Love yous.
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Slick
Thank you.
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Damon
How was your day?
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Rick Delgado
Fantastic.
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Slick
I was able to work from home. First time in a long time.
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Damon
Very good.
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Slick
Really nice. Got a lot done.
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Damon
Very nice. Mr. Delgato, how are you?
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Rick Delgado
I am good again. I'll. I'll join Slick in saluting our military. Thank you for your service. That was probably of the two biggest regrets I have in my life. That is one of them.
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Slick
I agree.
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Rick Delgado
Not joining the serve.
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Slick
I agree with you. Me too.
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Damon
Okay, very good.
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Slick
Sorry, I didn't.
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Damon
What even is that coming up? When?
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Rick Delgado
Oh, that's coming up.
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Damon
Tomorrow. Oh, tomorrow.
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Rick Delgado
I can't tell you what it is. I'll give you a hint. Hint. I'll give you. I'll give you a visual hint. Tell us what it was. Maybe I'll give a visual hint, but I can't tell you what it's about.
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Damon
Okay. Something about thumbs and hands. It's Pelosi. It's got to be about Pelosi. Yeah, Pelosi. Okay. Very good. Talking about Vinny Mac. How are you? How's West Palm Beach? I'll bet the weather there is nicer than it is here because I looked at my phone today here, and it said 33. Feels like 16.
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Vinny Mac
Well, let me tell you a little bit of something about Florida. You know, I. I got up this morning. Walk studio. It was 59 degrees. Today was about 59 to 64. The first thing I see is a woman dressed head to toe in a fur. With a fur hat, ski boots. She looked like she was going to Aspen to go skiing. And I see a couple of people walking with, you know, ear muffs, hats. One guy had tennis rackets taped to his shoes. The whole thing, the whole place falls apart. It was crazy.
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Damon
Yeah.
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Vinny Mac
I mean, it's 60 degrees.
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Damon
Yeah.
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Vinny Mac
60 degrees gets below 85, they don't.
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Damon
Know what to do.
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Slick
He lost me. Tennis rackets, though.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah, the tennis rackets on the dog sleds. The whole thing. It was crazy.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Damon
Yeah. All right. Well. And, man, it's still warmer than it was here. God, it was bitter cold today. I had the pellets still going full blast for the first. First time this season. It's.
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Rick Delgado
And there was snow.
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Damon
Well, there were some snowflakes.
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Rick Delgado
Walls.
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Damon
Yeah, I saw that as well. So amazing.
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Rick Delgado
So.
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Damon
All right, so lots to get to. News, sports. Vinnie Mac will have some news. Like I said, Aaron, Fran holding it down, but as we always do, let's start tonight with the first word. Well, my friends, as Rick and Rick have already said, today is Veterans Day. So now I want you to stop whatever you're doing, stop scrolling, stop multitasking, and think about this. Veterans Day is not just another date on the calendar. It's not just another government holiday or another day off. Veterans Day is sacred. It's the one day we as a nation pause not to just remember, but to reckon. To reckon with the weight of. Of sacrifice, the cost of freedom, and the quiet, enduring valor of those who answered a call greater than themselves. Across the generations, across the beaches of Normandy, the mountains of Korea, the jungles of Vietnam, the sands of Iraq and Afghanistan, brave Americans have stepped forward. They didn't do it for fame or fortune or applause. They did it to defend a promise. A promise that this nation founded on liberty and justice, would endure. These men and women didn't sign up because they hated what was in front of them. They signed up because they loved what was behind them. Their families, their freedom, their flag. They believed in something eternal. They believed that America was not just a piece of land. It was an idea worth defending. And, folks, that belief, that spirit, is what has carried this nation through every trial. From the muddy trenches of World War I to the skies over Europe, from the frozen forests of the Ardennes to the blazing deserts of the Middle east, they bore the burden of conflict so that others might live in peace. They endured the unimaginable so that we could live ordinary lives, free, prosperous, and unafraid. But here's the thing. In today's cultural climate, that reverence we once instinctively gave to veterans has faded. Gratitude has become performative. You'll see a hashtag, a brief social media post, maybe a thank you for your service before we move on to the next distracting distraction. But Veterans Day is not about performance. It's about understanding. To truly honor our veterans is to understand them. To uphold the values they fought for, to live in such a way that their sacrifices are never forgotten. In the noise of modern life, you see this nation, our United States, has always stood for freedom and against tyranny.
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Vinny Mac
Always.
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Damon
And many of those who enlisted didn't know where they were going. They didn't know what horrors awaited them. But they went anyways because they believed they were fighting. Fighting not only to free others overseas, but to protect freedom here at home. That's what makes the American veteran different. They serve without the guarantee of recognition, without the expectation of reward. They serve because they believe in the miracle of self government. They believe that liberty is worth defending, even at the cost of their own lives. And that belief, my friends, that's the bedrock of this republic. It's what has sustained us through war, through division, and through uncertainty. Now we owe our veterans more than parades, more than speeches, more than a folded flag. We owe them stewardship. That means taking care of those who come home, carrying invisible wounds. That means ensuring that. That when the uniform comes off, dignity, opportunity, and support is what remains. We owe them a nation that remembers not just the battles, but the meaning behind them, the courage, the loss, the resolve. Veterans Day is not a passive observance. It's a moral summons. It calls each of us to look in the mirror and ask, are we living lives worthy of the price that was paid for our freedom? Because freedom, my friends, is not inherited automatically. It's not a default setting. It has to be defended. Every right we exercise, every vote we cast, every opinion we express exists because someone, somewhere risked everything to make sure that we could. So today, to every veteran, listening to every soldier, sailor, airman, Marine, Coast Guardsman, active, retired, or Reserve, we say thank you. Not with fleeting words, but with enduring commitment. Your courage is not invisible. Your sacrifice is not forgotten. You are the guardians of our national conscience, the living embodiment of what is best about America. And to the rest of America, let's make sure this Veterans Day is more than a tribute. Let it be a renewal, a renewal of gratitude, a renewal of purpose, a recommitment to the ideals that every veteran swore to defend. Because if we forget what they fought for, if we grow complacent with the freedoms they secured, then we lose not just our history, we lose our identity. So today, lift your head high. Fly the flag. Teach your children why this day matters. Tell them the stories of courage and conviction that shaped this nation. And above all, live as free people who know the cost of that freedom. Remember, a veteran, whether active duty, discharged, retired, or reserved, is someone who, at one point in their life, wrote a blank check made payable to the United States of America for an amount up to and including their life. Thank you for your courage, your sacrifice, and your steadfast love of country. You are the reason this experiment of liberty still stands. And may God bless each and every one of you who has worn the uniform. And may God continue to bless the United States of America. And that's tonight's first word. And I heard the President give a big ooh rah today on the Pat McAfee show, which was pretty cool. Vin, I'll give you first crack at that. You want to jump in on Veterans Day?
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Vinny Mac
Oh, yeah. First off, well done. You echoed many of our sentiments. And, you know, I think about this all the time. There's. There's. There's two ways to thank someone who is willing to put their life on the line. You know, many of the veterans that I've admired over the years that I've met are from World War II in particular, because they felt a calling and they volunteered and went right out and went into Europe and defeated the Nazis and so on and so forth. But there are two ways I kind of view this and how to thank them. One is protect our way of life here on the mainland. You know, they fought all over the world to try and protect our way of life and keep us safe. And if we can't protect that here in the homeland, what the heck are we doing? And that's part of what we're seeing going on in this country right now and why I think we're all, you know, big supporters of Trump and big supporters of maga. The second thing is, and I think this country needs to wake up a little bit because veterans need to be treated not well, not good, but better than most anyone else we're treating in this country. Their services should be simply the best. Their, their retirement funds should simply be the best. They should be treated at the highest level, like cops, like firemen and others that serve to protect. Our veterans are out there, as you said in your opening there, you know, putting their lives on the line. That's the currency that they're doing. Last thing I'll say is I agree with Delgado. One of my big regrets and my father, oh, man, did he want me to do this in the worst way. He's like, go rotc. Like, serve. Learn. Learn these things about the country. Learn how the military works. You'll respect your country more. And that's something all of our young people need to do. People need to actually be a part of this. And they might understand what we're all talking about when we talk about life, liberty, and our country's values.
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Damon
Yeah. Yeah. Ten minutes till the. Ten minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11th. Delgado, any thoughts on that?
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, I mean, it's an. Echoing what Vince said about, you know, taking care of these guys once they come back home. You see, you see all the, the found foundations that are out there that are doing great work, that are doing stuff that, you know, go beyond the pale when it comes to, when it comes to putting themselves out there and trying to raise money, getting, getting these guys homes, smart homes, doing whatever they have to do to help them. And, and that's, that's the, that's the very least we can do. The best we can do is, like Vin said, make sure these guys are taking care. These guys and girls are taken care of because let's face it, Congress doesn't do anything diddly and they have great health insurance. All right, so why don't we put them. Hey, Vin, I, I think you could join me on this one. Let's elevate the veterans above the members of Congress because I think they deserve it of anything more, more than, more than these Congress members who are stealing our tax money anyway. Let them pay for it out of the money they already took from us. And let's focus on these guys. Let's not focus on illegals. Let's focus on what they mean to this country. And, and I'm also glad that finally, the, the Vets from Vietnam are finally being looked at a different way than they had been for so long. So.
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Vinny Mac
That's right.
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Damon
Yeah. All right. Twelve minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Slick, I know you got sports coming up, but any other last comments on Veterans Day?
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Slick
Like a shot across the bow, I echo all the sentiments that you guys have come up with. But then putting it into sports perspective, we play these athletes tens of millions of dollars. They're heroes to kids. They live a life of excess. And here we got veterans on the street, okay? Handicapped that aren't getting health care, that aren't getting food. They're cooking turkeys for these guys. I was in an event last night where they said, could you donate some turkeys? Of course I'm gonna do that. I mean, it's just unbelievable. I think our country really has our priorities. I know our country has our priorities screwed up. Those are the real heroes, our military. And I agree with you, Rick. That is one of my biggest regrets. When I was a seven year old kid, I tried to squeeze myself into my uncle's duffel bag as he went to Vietnam dressed like a GI Joe doll. And of course he told me, rick, you can't go. I said, I want to go. But that's my. I tried to enlist. I was seven by the time I became 15. I was selfish. I should have enlisted.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Vinny Mac
You have to get rid of the shoes.
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Damon
Yeah. All right. Just getting started. New sports all coming up on a busy Tuesday night right after this. You would have made boot camp great again.
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Slick
Boot camp hero.
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Damon
I'm Staff Sergeant Robertson with the Joint Task Force Southern Border. Happy Veterans Day and go steal it.
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Vinny Mac
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Vinny Mac
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Damon
All right? Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday, November 11th. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do sports. Delgado and Vinnie Mac are gonna do some news. Rumble USMC L O C O Mc Loco. $20. Rumble Rant. Great first word. Thank you. Ooh effin ra. Semper fi. Thank you very much. USMC Loco on Rumble for the Rumble Rant. And we're glad you enjoyed the first word.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, thank you for your service.
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Slick
Thank you.
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Damon
Elaine Emerick on Facebook says hello. Vinnie Mac, great to see you tonight. All of our friends on Facebook, rumble x getter, YouTube, wherever you're watching, make sure you follow not only us at LFS6B, but make sure you follow Real America's Voice at Real Am Voice. Lots to do, lots of news to get to. Lots of. There's a lot of. Mark Mitchell at Rasmussen Pollster has really been on the pulse of, I think, how Americans are feeling. And he said something tonight that I think really resonates. So I want to get to that if we have some time here because there's a lot of consternation out there about what's going on right now in the country, what people are feeling, financially, affordability, all this stuff that the President keeps trying to tackle and talk about. And I mean, listen, everybody knows we all love and support President Trump, but last night's interview with Laura Ingraham, if I'm ranking the interviews I've seen him give in the climate that we're living in, last night was probably one of the worst. It just the things that the things they talked about and the things he said just don't resonate with what people are feeling right now. So I just don't. I'm not sure how you correlate what he was saying to what everybody is seeing. So I want to talk some more about that. But let's start with some sports here in segment two. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use. Slickster. What's going on?
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Slick
All right, P.D. well, speaking of consternation, let's talk about odds makers and my picks. This weekend I went 06. Rough week. First time I think I've ever done that. Bad Aaron, very respectable. 4 and 2 and the right now for the season, Aaron is 11 games over.500, which is unbelievable. That's Vegas stuff, right? 31 and 20. I'm a game under.500 with this recent swamp that I've hit here. 25 and 26 and the audience is 12:15. Last night's game was one. One of the lowlights of the NFL season, I would say for Monday night so far. Zero points in the first half. First time since the Ravens and Browns in 2009. There were no points scored in the first half of a Monday Night Football. Jalen Hurts with a nice touchdown there, pulled it out and Philadelphia held on for the win there. Green Bay made a late drive to kick a field goal at the end to tie it, but from 64 yards out, never been made in Lambeau Field. What do you know? Green Bay win. Green Bay falls today and Philly wins that game 10 to 7. So that's the scoop on that and well, going switching gears big D Disney losing 30 million a week during this YouTube TV blackout Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart reporting. The broadcast dispute between Disney and YouTube TV is reportedly costing the Mouse House 30 million per week, according to Morgan Stanley. Sports F in particular have been hard hit by the blackout as some 10 million YouTube TV subscribers lost access to ESPN, ABC and other Disney affiliated channels after contract negotiations broke down at the end of October. We saw something very similar on a local level right with MSG earlier in the year with the Rangers and the Knicks and what have you. The Disney Blackout began on October 30, cutting off broadcast of SportsCenter with Scott Van Belt and 91 1, Nashville and Grey's Anatomy. Big shows there. So Morgan Stanley has estimated Disney will lose up to $60 million of revenue from its YouTube channel shortfall. So not a very good situation there, that's for sure. And some sad news in the NBA, ex NBA star Michael Ray Richardson who was banned for life by the league, dead at 70 years old. Ryan Marick of Fox News 4 time NBA all star Michael Ray Richardson died Tuesday at the age of 70. Richardson spent time with the New York Knicks, Golden State warriors and New Jersey Nets before bouncing around overseas and receiving a lifetime suspension from the NBA. Obviously the Knicks were saddened about this. He was a superstar back in the day. Sugar right. He was a great, great player. But unfortun, unfortunately one too many warnings with illicit drugs back in the day there and just couldn't hold it together and unfortunately he passed away at 70. He did get his life together though. He did some coaching in some of the Continental League and he bounced around a little bit. Stayed on with the Knicks alumni and they kind of welcomed him back but obviously a career cut too short. Definitely a notable name for big NBA fans, especially in and around the New York area. No doubt. So anyway, Big D, that's it for me in sports for this segment. Back to you.
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Damon
All right, look, very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use. Vinnie Mac, I'm going to come to you. What is going on with the the Muslim invasion, Islamist violence and official silence. Tell me about this.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah, I've been reading up on this as much as I can and I've seen a lot of interviews the last couple of days that have really shocked me to the core. You know, people talk about this whole Trojan horse idea. They kind of put Mandami into that place and so on, where they're placing leaders in here who say one thing, get elected, and do another. But the real Trojan horses I'm seeing are the Chinese, the Russians, and the progressives. Things that are being laid out are literally in partnership with these three entities, because so three entities have one common cause, and that is to take down the right and take down our way of life. They don't necessarily believe in, you know, the radical Muslim Shia law thing, but they have a common enemy, and they're working together to do that. That's why we've seen a flood of Muslims come into this country. We've seen leaders spawning left and right and running for office in this country, getting backing from all sorts of places. We're seeing utter silence from the UK with the horrific things going on there with their culture and their people and their laws. I mean, speak up, uk. We need you to speak up, because you are further along in this process than we are. But when I talk about an invasion, it's an invasion of all of those things. They're using the Internet to invade this country, social media to invade this country. They have lots of people here. They have leaders coming in who are lying to us essentially to get elected, and they're playing the progressive hand. So it's our own people, our progressives that are partnering with them. And we see this in New York, and we'll talk about Mandami later. There's a lot to talk about this guy in New York. But you see the progressives partnering with them. Why are they all supporting guys like that? The folks in Minnesota, this New York mayor. Why? That's the answer. They're partnering with them because they have a common cause, and that is to take down essentially our way of life. So you have our own people doing that and all of these things put together, and then you have the Muslim Brotherhood layered on top of that. A group whose entire mission is to dismantle Western civilization. Entire mission is to create Islamic law in Western civilization. And it's not just the United States. It is Western civilization. This is the goal. We've heard it. We've heard people say it. You know, I for one, heard it. And to me, it was, you know, wow, that's ridiculous. That's a lot of noise. Well, it's not noise anymore. It's really happening in a big way. And when our own people, the Progressives are partnering with them. We already know China and Russia are doing what they can to, you know, disorient and change our culture in every which way they can. They're working with them as well. So you put all those together. Yeah, one big giant Trojan horse coming into this country. Big D. And it's something that we all should be aware of because it's here. We just watched a guy get elected in the biggest city in this country. And then what happened the next day? Did you see that speech the next day? Like, wow, a complete turn of how he spoke. So we know we're being duped here. Something to really think deeply about.
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Damon
Well, look at his chief of staff, too, and look at the people he's going to bring in around him. But, yeah, I don't know. New York is going to. This will be a test like we have not seen before. You're starting to see trucking companies say they're not going to go into New York. You're starting to see the exodus, obviously, of, of. Of. Of people living there of real estate. We'll start to see, see if that really takes hold. You know, we've heard some things before about New York when it's gotten bad, but this will be a challenge like we like none other to see. Is there a line of people and what they're willing to put up with? And once he realizes he can't, he can't get his full agenda in because shockingly to say, the governor may not play ball even. Even to that degree, Even she thinks that. I don't think so. I mean, she's about borderline communists, too. So she's pumping the brakes and she's pumping the brakes. That tells you kind of at so. All right, live from Studio 6B, Delgado's got headline news coming up right after this.
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Rick Delgado
My name is Major Daniel Copeland. Task Force Thunder at Camp Arif John Waite.
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Damon
I want to wish a happy Veterans.
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Rick Delgado
Day to all my friends and family back home, especially my fellow veterans serving.
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Damon
In the Kansas Army National Guard.
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Vinny Mac
Here.
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Damon
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Slick
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See lowe's.com for more details. All right, live from Studio 6B, 30 minutes past the hour on a Tuesday, November 11th. Slickstone Sports. Vinnie Mack's doing some news and Rick Delgado is gonna have headline news here in one second. Mark Mitchell over from Rasmussen was on Infowars. I guess it was today. I'm still playing something in the background. Okay, how's that? Is that better? Mark Mitchell on what's going on right now? Take a listen to this. What I found is that I have my finger on the pulse of where the politics of America is going right now, and it is not going towards conservatism. Conservatism has basically become the luxury value set that D.C. republicans love to convince themselves will win hearts and minds finally this time, and everybody knows after we see zero action out of the Republican Party, that it's basically just a grift job, just a donor harvesting operation, basically. Well, what do the youth want? What happens is when Trump wins an election, he convinces a higher proportion of the under 40 vote to turn it out for him than we've ever seen before. All the Republicans say, oh, look at us, we're so great. We just, you know, we won the youth vote because Republicans are great. It's like, no, these people are not conservative and they hate you. They only voted for Trump to give him a chance of fixing America, and you're screwing it up. And so I look at these people, even the ones that say they support Trump or overwhelmingly supporting socialist policies, and you know, that's wild, that's new. These people want major industries nationalized. They want excess wealth distribution. They just want America fixed and they don't care how it's done. And so I think there's this aspect of Trump support that really gets overlooked, which has been like young, angry online men that have been the butt of American society. And these people are not reading William F. Buckley. They want a strong man. They want things fixed. And unfortunately, they've been around for 10 years. They haven't really seen a lot of stuff get fixed. And now all of a sudden it's like, well, Trump came in, he was wrecking the government. Everybody loved it. And then that stopped. And what happened? Well, probably the uniparty killed Doge. Donald Trump was getting a 60% approval rating of under 40 voters. That's just like insane. That's literally nutso. And now where is it? It's 35. And who do those people like now? They like mom, Donnie. So you have this core voter, though, and like the keyboard warriors and the, the 4chan folks and all these People have always been there, and they've always been a pariah. And I come out and explain to the society that they don't want Republicans, they just want you to fix things. And these people are important. And what do I get? I got 300 dms of people from, like, mostly Gen Z, but some millennials who are like, listen, I gave Rep Chance. I'm so demoralized. And some of these are just brutal. I'll just read one. I'll join the club here. Completely done with MAGA and Trump, the federal government could freeze assets of illegals to. Yeah, so you get the idea. You get the idea. And I think that that rings true. I think to a lot of people, it's like, I heard Ben Shapiro the other day, and he got hammered for it, of course, from all, all over, saying, you know, if you decide you can't afford to live here, I think he was referring to New York, then you should leave. And that got spun up as so controversial. And people on the right were saying, well, that's just a terrible message for our side, but. And maybe it wasn't as eloquent as he could be. But the point is that you look at the young, the young under 40 vote, they're voting for guys like Mondami, they're voting for aoc, they're voting for the Squad, they're voting for Gavin Newsom, they're voting for free. Because what do we see out of the Republicans? Not much.
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Rick Delgado
Well, I think you're seeing it out of both sides. They're not voting for a party. They're voting for the person they think that can get, like he explained there, get things fixed. Unfortunately, he's dead on. You know, we talk about the Republicans, the, you know, the GOP that aren't conservatives that just there to, you know, continue their grift. That's who. That's who gets in control. Like he said, it turns into. Oh, he said it perfectly. Oh, look how great we are. We don't have to do anything. And that's exactly what they see. Nothing is getting done now. And that's. And that's the crappy part about stuff like this, is that unfortunately, yeah, you can say strongman is a tough way to describe it, because we know what that conjures images of.
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Damon
Of.
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Rick Delgado
But people like, you know, like a President Trump, because he vows to get stuff done and he upsets the apple cart. But unfortunately, you see that most of the rest of the Republican Party is just squandering around, just, hey, vote for me. I'm with Trump, when it's good, and all of a sudden when it's not, they abandon it because they have no spine. They don't do anything. They're not people that actually do anything. You know what I mean? It's the person that sits in their basement all day eating Ho Hos and complaining to mom that he wants his meatloaf. You know, the person that does nothing, who's complaining, oh, you know, that's what the Republican is turning into. You know, that's what the Democrats have turned into as well.
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Damon
He goes on to say, it amazes me that this still hasn't been realized by the establishment Republicans at all. The people did not vote for you. They voted for President Trump. And if you don't get something done and get it done now, we're going to lose the midterms. If Republicans do not get it in gear and actually get the agenda moving, get some points on the scoreboard, President Trump is going to be impeached. We have six months to reverse course and start the push for the midterms. If we don't, the Democrats will retake the House, impeach the president and hamstring the rest of the presidency. That's a, a fact.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. And there's so many things to unpack here. Number one, Trump is kind of flying solo because he's cracking the whip and all sorts of things he wants to do. But one of the things I think is just a communication problem is the amount of jobs that are coming into this country that Trump has created through all the deals he's made, all the new manufacturing coming here. There's a lot of people that just don't want to work. They don't want to work those jobs. There's a lot of young people in particular that don't want to do those jobs. When the generation, the greatest generation in the world came back from World War II, their wives were working in factories during World War II. And then after that, manufacturing was the, you know, was the real emphasis in our economy. And everybody worked jobs. They worked in factories, they had trades. They did all of these things. These days, no one wants to do any of those things. But Trump is creating that whole infrastructure for major, major job growth with decent wages and a lot of investment in this country and the communication of the Republican Party. They're not talking about that. They're fighting against people offering free stuff so you don't have to work free stuff so you don't have to do things as opposed to actual building a life and a career. And all these things through these jobs that are going to be opening up in these factories. So I think it's a big communication problem, and I totally agree with this guy that, you know, the rest of the Republican Party is no different than the Democratic Party. They're just a bunch of people that are working the system. Trump's flying solo in many ways, but the communication out of Trump for the party's gotta be stronger. I think he showed something here with the shutdown. I mean, he came out and nobody blinked. You know, the Republican Party didn't blink. Didn't you expect them to blink? I did. I expected these sit downs. I expected a temporary deal on the, on those subsidies to come into this thing. I expected all of that. I didn't see it. To me, that's a good sign.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. Yes. But in terms of, you know, in terms of what people are seeing, he's dead on. Right. It's. It's what we get. Every single time something goes right, they turn around the Republicans, and I'm not talking about the conservatives, I'm talking about the Republicans, who unfortunately are still there. They decide that, you know what, things are going so great. Let's snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Let's do it. And they take the rest of us with them. And it's unfortunate, but that's their logic because, well, they don't want to do too well. We don't want to win too much. We can't. Because then all of a sudden, and, you know, people didn't vote for you. Dude. Dude, they voted for him. You just happen to have an R next to your name and down the same line.
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Damon
I mean, Vin, to be fair, we didn't really. I mean, we're gonna have to deal with this again in, like, less than two months, so. And the Republicans, by the way, in this negotiation, number one, gave the Democrats the SNAP benefits for a year, which, okay, fine, we get, we get the, you know, the politics behind that, but what did the Republicans get for a year? Why didn't we say, okay, you want SNAP for a year, it's fine. Whatever the, the judges say, he can or can't do it well, so you'll get snapped for a year. But we want, we want Homeland Security for a year. Why, why didn't the Republicans get something for a year? We want Tom Holman funded for the year. We want, we want something funded for the year we gave them. They got snapped for a year and they got all of their, all the senators and congressmen. I believe part of this Bill is all their staff gets funded for the year. So why did the Republicans get something for a year like the Department of Defense or the Homeland Security or something? And then they say we'll bring, we'll have a vote in the next 60 days on whether we're going to rubber stamp more subsidies for Obamacare. So that's not off the table yet. And everybody goes back to work, by the way. So we don't. There's no RIFs that I know of. Maybe there's some, but there's certainly no wide swath of RIFs that are going to reduce the size of government. So how is this a win for the Republicans?
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Vinny Mac
Well, I look at it a little differently. Number one, in past Republican parties where we've had control in the past, there would have been a complete cave. The subsidies would have been in there, no questions asked. They would have gotten very little. They would have been manhandled by the Democrats who played it as a team way better than the Republicans do. And it and they and the Republicans would have lost and Mitch McConnell would have caved and all of that would have happened this time around. The snap thing, that first two ish two points with that snap thing. Number one, Trump did identify it doubling over the last four years and they need to clean the rolls there. So that is going to happen post this whole settlement. But two, the snap thing was toxic. You had people that, you know, claiming they couldn't eat. The left was using this extremely well. So the snap thing, to me, I'm okay with that. You know, if people really need that type of support, we do have to clean the rolls up. I'm okay with giving that. I wasn't okay with giving up the Obamacare stuff and all the subsidies and what they claimed this whole shutdown was all about. So I feel like in the context of where the Republicans have been in the past, we did really well here and I think we did really well because Trump is president compared to if any other prayer George Bush was in office or anybody else, we would get rolled over. So that's my, that's the perspective I'm looking at it from that.
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Damon
Just crazy. Just crazy. Just crazy. It's just a big we did well here. If this is the bar doing well, I mean, I guess that says something.
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Rick Delgado
No, I think the Republicans actually did do well on some of these, some of these Democrat programs that go away then don't come back. I can't name I was looking for I saw somebody post a list of it today. I'm trying to find that list. But I think there were some things that, you know, very, very happy that we don't have to worry about some of the garbage that was being funded that doesn't get funded anymore. I think that that could be the, that could be the silver lining. We don't really realize.
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Damon
What do you think the Democrats do come the negotiation in January snaps off the table. What's it going to be about then?
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Rick Delgado
They can't do immigration, something because immigrate people, people want illegals out of the country so they can't use that. So we know that's off the table.
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Damon
Yeah, we'll see. We'll see. 42 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Let's do some. Well, we don't have a ton of time for news, so actually we'll do the news when we get back. Back. Let's go back, hit the break. We'll come back. Delgado will do new Slick will do sports on a Tuesday. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this. Happy Veterans day from the U.S. army Corps of Engineers, New England District.
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Rick Delgado
Go Patriots. Is.
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Damon
All right. 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Delgado's got some headline news. Back to Veterans Day. Delgado, what's going on?
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Rick Delgado
All right. Well, as you mentioned, Veterans Day, of course, we salute all our veterans, active and retired. Thank you for your service. And today President Trump announced that Tuesday Veterans Day will also be known now as Victory Day for World War I, citing the US's role in the forcing of Germany's surrender on November 11 in 1918. He announced that today at a speech in Arlington National Cemetery. He said, I saw France was celebrating Victory Day, but we didn't. And I saw France was celebrating another Victory Day for World War II and other countries celebrating. They all celebrated. We're the ones that won the war, as he said. So today is not only Veterans Day, but it's my proclamation. We are going to be saying and calling it Victory Day for World War I again. He announced this today at the Arlington National Cemetery where he did a speech. Him and J.D. vance, along with many other dignitaries were on hand for that. Here is cut number three. Here's President Trump, Vice President Vance actually walking up and laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This is cut number three. Let's take a look at this, which is customary every year. There is the president and the vice president paying their respects. And again, President Trump laying the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. A lot of wind gusts. Very windy day today out there. Trump Said our heroes lived through unthinkable nightmares so that we could live the American dream. Here is actually president, Vice President J.D. vance. He spoke before the President came up and spoke. Here he is, cut number four, J.D. vance, talking about the people who put on the uniform. Cut number four, J.D. vance. Check this out.
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Damon
So whether you gave a little bit.
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Vinny Mac
Or whether you gave a lot, every single person who put on the uniform of this nation deserves our gratitude on this day especially. But every day. And so from the Vice President and the entire administration to our nation's veterans, thank you for your service, thank you for your sacrifice, and thank you for making us proud every single day.
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Damon
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
So there was Vice President J.D. vance. Of course, he served as well. He also had a little fun serving up the President just before he brought him out during his speech. Here is J.D. vance, kill number five, having a little fun with President Trump just beforehand. Check this out. Check out the angle too, so you can see the president's reaction with J.D. vance. Unfortunately, that cut is now, from what I hear is not going to be played because we don't have it. It's MIA but very funny that he said.
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Damon
Oh, really?
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Damon
Oh, that was my favorite clip of the day.
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Rick Delgado
I know. Do you have it there?
- [43:30]
Damon
I could try to find it, but that was.
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Rick Delgado
I mean, check, check the email I sent. It's attached.
- [43:35]
Damon
Aaron's gonna find it. But no, that was Van. I mean, there's nobody. Vance is. Vance is just very good. His messaging is. He's just very, very good.
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Vinny Mac
Shock.
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Damon
We have it now, Aaron.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, here it is.
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Vinny Mac
Thank you, Doug. You're doing a great job at the va And I want to say just a couple things. I've learned a couple things from working.
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Damon
So closely with the President United States. The first thing is that he loves our nation's veterans and has committed our nation's administration to putting our veterans first.
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Vinny Mac
Every single day, day.
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Damon
And the second thing I've learned about the President United States is that he really hates when somebody who's speaking before.
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Vinny Mac
Him goes on for too long.
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Damon
And so with that in mind, I.
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Vinny Mac
Have prepared, prepared a very brief and very inspiring 1 hour and 45 minute.
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Damon
Speech on this beautiful Veterans Day out.
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Vinny Mac
Here in the cold.
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Damon
That's a good one, James.
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Rick Delgado
Vice President J.D. vance having a little fun before bringing up President Trump to make his speech. Here is President Trump, Trump, cut number six. He had a lot to say during the speech, but I only grabbed this one because I think it says a lot. Talking about the American flag and the people, of course, that put America first. Talking about the troops, here is cut number six. President Trump cut six. From the very beginning of our country.
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Slick
Our great American flag has always been.
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Rick Delgado
Shielded and protected by a special cast.
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Damon
Of citizen who has stepped forward to safeguard liberty cause.
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Vinny Mac
When danger came, when duty called, when almighty God asked who had the will.
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Damon
And the strength to defend the land.
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Rick Delgado
Of the free, each and every American.
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Damon
Veteran stood up and said, here I am. Send me.
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Rick Delgado
Here I am. They've come from every corner of this nation, from the cornfields of Iowa to the hills and valleys of California, from.
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Damon
The steel town of Pennsylvania to the vast plains of Texas, from the banks.
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Vinny Mac
Of the mighty Mississippi to the five.
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Slick
Boroughs of New York City.
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Damon
With selfless commitment and unyielding conviction, they made themselves America's ramparts and became the.
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Rick Delgado
Shield between our homeland and those who.
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Damon
Would do us harm.
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Rick Delgado
With everything they had, they did one.
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Damon
Thing above all else. They put America first.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. Great, great words from the President again for today, Veterans Day. This visit to the Arlington National Cemetery was Trump's only scheduled event Tuesday, as he promised a quick reopening of the government. The U.S. army Run Cemetery contains about 400,000 remains and is located just across the Potomac river river from Washington, D.C. so that happened. And of course, as president was visiting with a bunch of the. With a bunch of the troops today. With the. With the Marines, actually. He actually had time to pick up the phone there, Damon.
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Damon
Yes, he did picked up the phone.
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Rick Delgado
He called his buddy Pat McAfee on his ESPN show. Of course, not everyone was pleased, but that's because those people hate the country and they hate America and, you know.
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Damon
They hate their teams. And Good for Pat McAfee, by the way, for coming out and saying, I don't care.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, exactly.
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Damon
So here is.
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Rick Delgado
Here is cut number seven. President Trump calling in and getting it on with the troops real quick with pat Trump, number seven.
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Vinny Mac
Mr. President, have you ever done an Ooh raw to a bunch of Marines?
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Rick Delgado
Not the kind that I just heard. I just heard a level of professionalism with. With the way they did it that I don't think anybody can match it, to be honest.
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Damon
That's very impressive, Mr. President.
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Vinny Mac
Why don't you drop one, Mr. President.
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Damon
Why don'T you drop one an ura real quick?
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Rick Delgado
I will.
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Damon
Ura, yes.
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Rick Delgado
Okay.
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Vinny Mac
We love everything about that.
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Slick
Only the President.
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Damon
Those boys are the best.
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Slick
He is the best.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Damon
He spoke.
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Vinny Mac
Such a regular guy.
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Rick Delgado
Yes, he spoke with McAfee, of course, about the government shutdown, college football, the NFL kickoff, which he hates. And the.
- [47:44]
Damon
That was great. That was great. That was a great part too.
- [47:48]
Rick Delgado
He talked about talking to Roger Goodell about it. Said he thinks it's terrible. It's stinks.
- [47:52]
Slick
He does hate that kick.
- [47:53]
Damon
He says the ball's in the air, no one's moving. No one's moving.
- [47:56]
Slick
We gotta attack.
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Vinny Mac
I'm with him on that.
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Damon
Yeah. No, he was great and good for McAfee. Took all kinds of heat. How stupid.
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Rick Delgado
I don't understand people giving him heat by taking a phone call from the President.
- [48:09]
Damon
President of the United States wants to be on your show on veterans. What's he supposed to. I mean. Oh, God.
- [48:14]
Slick
The problem with this country, it's just crazy.
- [48:17]
Rick Delgado
The panty wearing lefties out there don't even know who Pat McAfee is. They just heard that he called into a show and now they got their panties in a bunch and don't know what to do about it. So. So they get on. The only thing they can do is get online and complain.
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Damon
Oh, you.
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Rick Delgado
You're terrible. I hate you.
- [48:32]
Damon
The idea that you would not take the President of the United States if offered on whatever kind of show you do.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Slick
Is unfathomable.
- [48:42]
Damon
It's hard to even explain how someone could think that that's. That's controversial. He's the leader of the free world.
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Vinny Mac
He's accessible. He answers questions. He doesn't hide from anything. And J.T. vance? The same thing. How visible is this guy? He's empowered people. I mean, look at what we went through with the Vice President through Biden. I mean, an invisible, you know, Venn diagrams. Yeah. This guy's visible.
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Damon
Crazy. All right, that's a quick wrap on hour one. Hour two coming back. We'll start start with Sports Infini Max News right after this.
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Rick Delgado
Foreign.
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Vinny Mac
This is Master Sergeant Jessica Zollman with the 138 Field Artillery Brigade here in Camp Her John, Kuwait. I want to wish all my brothers and sisters in arms a happy Veterans Day. And most importantly, go Chiefs.
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Rick Delgado
If your television sounds funny in the.
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Vinny Mac
Evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.
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Damon
Oh, guess I'm on. All right. Nine o' clock on the East Coast. Live from Studio 6B. All is well in the world. Delgado's found his little feetsy warmer so he could put it back.
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Rick Delgado
That's right.
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Slick
That was a gift, right? Wasn't that a gift?
- [50:54]
Damon
Put it back under his desk to keep his. Keep his little feet warm.
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Slick
That guy from that guy.
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Damon
From that guy.
- [50:59]
Rick Delgado
Guy.
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Slick
That guy gave Delgado that gift.
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Damon
So Delgado's Feeling good. He'll get that plugged in. We'll have a fire in the studio here in about 10 minutes, so everything will be good. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Vinnie Mac's got some news. Delgado's got news coming up. But right now he's going to focus on making his feet warm. Aaron and friend holding it down as always. Lots to get to an hour two. We're way behind here, so let's get right to it. Vinnie Mac's got some news. Vinny Mac, what's going on?
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Vinny Mac
Well, people are walking around with portable heaters here in Florida. By the way, Delgado, you'd feel right at home with your foot warmer.
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Rick Delgado
Nice.
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Vinny Mac
Yes, you'd fit right in. I wanted to talk a little bit about the Veterans Day parade in New York City. And it's sort of ironic, right? We elect this socialist mayor who really doesn't value or cherish our military, our police, our firemen, et cetera. All these servants for this country that are fantastic. Well, it was the biggest parade in the country. There were over 200,000 people marching, celebrating 250 years of military service. We had three grand marshals. It was the biggest in the country. And I thought it was just worth noting. This is why New York is so special. When we do things, it's the biggest. It brings out the most amount of people and, and look at the participants here. I mean, the participants at 200,000 participants. Think about that. That's an astronomical number from all sorts of military services. Absolutely incredible. You were you asking a question, though, Damon?
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Damon
No, I was not. I'm watching the video right now of just juxtaposing this and the American flags with the guy they just elected to run the place. It's just interesting.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah, that's, that's sort of the whole irony of my entire point. I wanted to point out that, wow, what a production New York put on. On the other hand, you know, what's this gonna be like next year? What's that gonna look like?
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Damon
It'll be prayer mats and the Caliphate Cosplay Convention down Broadway.
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Vinny Mac
Well, I say hopefully we'll see something great again out of New York, but at least for now, well done. New York on the parade. I betcha Mayor Adams had a lot to do with making sure this was together since it was at the end of his, his, his term. The turnout was fantastic. Look at those American flags. We don't have to worry about seeing ISIS flags and, and all these other flags that the, the BRO Muslim Brotherhood and others are going to be posting up in our city, which we're already seeing a lot of it. You see our American flags and flags of various military installments. Just a fantastic show. And they went all over the city. They went all the way through the city, downtown over the Brooklyn Bridge. They really covered, you know, Manhattan and some of the boroughs. It was, you know, fantastic to see. So I, I just wanted to share that it's not necessarily a news news story, but I thought it was just, you know, a great reflection in the celebration we're having today.
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Damon
I think the news out of this, the news out of this segment so far is that you're hearing voices again in your head. You're, you're okay. Just making sure.
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Vinny Mac
Hang on one second. What's that?
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Damon
Yes, Yes, I was a former.
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Vinny Mac
Thank you very much.
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Damon
Yeah. No, did you ask a question, Damon? No, I, I didn't. Who are you talking.
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Vinny Mac
I don't know who brought up George Clooney, but I thought it was Damon. Anyhow, a lot going on here, but the other thing that's going on is in my head, of course, and that's where a lot of things live. I have great conversations with myself. This Zoran Mandami. Now let's start talking about him and what he's actually trying to do. First off, he's talking about using social service people instead of cops. When people have domestic violence in their homes, where 40% of the murders in New York City. 40%, it's a big number. I talked about this with David Zier today in the office. 40% are domestic disturbance murders. So when police don't show up, when there's a domestic disturbance and domestic violence going on, on, and some social worker shows up and says, well, let's discuss this. How do you feel that's not necessarily going to stop the murders? Those murder rates are going to go up, as will the rates of rape. Because they're not letting. The police are going to in the future, allow them to do their things. The other things he's looking to do is provide talking points for people if you get assaulted in a subway.
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Damon
Why?
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Rick Delgado
Awesome.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. Talking points or advice. If someone confronts you in a subway, throw a soda in their face.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, yeah.
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Vinny Mac
Change the subject. Ask them if they went to high school with you. These are real things he's actually saying beyond belief. But it's the people he's surrounding him with. And that's really the main story here. He has picked as his staff this crazy guy from California who basically helped set up his entire campaign. Ella Bisgard, Church is the guy's name. He's with the Democratic Socialists of America. So you already know he's beyond progressive. You know, he's left a Bernie Sanders. And that's all I can say in terms of putting a magnet on this guy. But he is the guy that really scripted Mondami's entire campaign. He's now a key part of the staff. He's driving a lot of these policy decisions, which include some of the things I just noted. Social service. Social service. People going to real, you know, things that, you know, people should. Police should be going to. Don't dial 91 1, take a soda and throw it in their face. Don't dial 91 1. If you have a domestic dispute, we'll call social services. Like, 91 1's not even in their ads, you know, if there's any need for help. They're not even calling out, dial 911. They're calling out, out, calling some of these other services. But the people he's putting around him show everything that is going to be happening in this city. This is the largest city in the country. This city has a lot of violence in it. There's a lot of murders, there's a lot of rapes. There's a lot of bad things that happen in this city, and you cannot stop those things by dismantling the very people that are there to protect you. So it's going to be quite. I don't even say interesting. It's going to be harmful. People are going to get hurt. Hurt people are. You know, I hate to take a. Take a phrase from the Democratic Party, who claim just about every policy is going to cause people to die. But in this case, I think it happens to be true that people are going to lose their lives here because of the selections that this guy's made, the fact that he was even elected, and the dismantling or the disrupting of the police department. They're already leaving. You know, officers are leaving because they know that, you know, the future is not very good.
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Rick Delgado
Good.
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Vinny Mac
But he's putting all these things in place, and I thought it's worth noting a few of those specific things. Damon?
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Damon
Well, Vin, as he said on his acceptance speech, there is no problem too big for government to solve and no problem too small for government to ignore. So if that doesn't send a chill down your spine, that, I don't know.
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Rick Delgado
What does, because that means he's got plans for government in every part of your life.
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Damon
He's going to seize the means of production, and you're going to find out just why people say socialism hasn't worked anywhere. New York City is going to find out. And you know, that's over the blaring bullhorns of prayer that will be interrupting the. Like I said, you'll be going from one Broadway show to another, jumping over the prayer mats in Times Square as we turn it into an open air mosque in New York City.
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Vinny Mac
I mean, it's all about control, too, you know, control about submission.
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Damon
More than it's control. It's all about submission. That's what it's about.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. Well, it goes back to that whole idea that I was talking about before with the Muslim invasion and so on. Control, submission. And then you move these policies in and I think those are the steps. And that's why the progressives love guys like Mandami. These are progressive things. And the transition here is going to.
- [59:16]
Rick Delgado
Be pretty ugly until they become regressive and it's too late for them once they figure that part out.
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Damon
Out. All right, nine minutes past the. I'm sorry. Nine minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's get to some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS exps the promo code to you, slick. What's going on?
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Slick
All right, big D. NCAA agrees to pay 303 million to settle lawsuit from Volunteer coaches Ted Goldberg of NCAA F News the NCAA has reached a tentative settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit from unpaid volunteer coaches, and the price tag is substantial. If approved by a federal judge, the NCAA would pay 303 million over three years to nearly 8,000 current and former Division 1 coaches who allege that the NCAA illegally denied them wages and violated antitrust law from August 1992 until July 2023. According to the lawsuit, the NCAA and its member schools agreed to cap the number of paid coaches for Division 1 schools, and each team could have one volunteer coach who would not be compensated. The lawsuit was filed in March of 2023 and only covers volunteers who work for from March 17, 2019 through June 30 of 2023, according to a letter sent by NCAA President Charlie Baker and chaired by Yahoo. College football writer Russ Dellinger. The payment will come from revenue distribution reductions, net assets and national office contributions. NCAA revenue distributions could be negatively impacted as soon as May of 2026. So big big to do that. Big D. 303 million. It is a lot of money, but it's not a lot of money. I guess when you're talking about ncaa, they have pretty deep pockets. The college teams and the sports and we see what they're doing with these NLI figures, but incredible there and well, let's switch gears. Hall of Fame induction last night. I don't know why the NHL picks a Monday night in Toronto. I mean, that's why their ratings are not where they should be. I mean, let's do it on a Saturday or Friday when people are watching. But NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, who I think is starting to slip a little bit, accidentally bought some serious cringe to the hall of Fame ceremony is the kind of mistake that will keep him up at night for years to come. Come according to Matt Riegel. So here we go. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, like any league commissioner, gets a lot of guff from fans. That said, I've always been something of a Bettman apologist because of how he helped grow the game by expanding into non traditional markets like Florida, Texas and Vegas. Although there were a couple of lockouts here and there. However, I cringe pretty damn hard when I saw the uncomfortable moment that played out at Monday night's Hockey hall of Fame induction ceremony. This year's class included Duncan Keith, great Blackhawks players and and Ocharo played with the Islanders and Bruins. Joe Thornton and Alexander McGilney, the latter of whom was one of the biggest. Wait, he hasn't wasn't in yet. Inductees in recent ceremony fortunately, given how long McGillion had to wait, who was on the receiving end of the cringe? It was actually Jumbo Joe Thornton who took this and just roll cut one. This kind of says it all where the commissioner actually called him by the wrong nickname, if you will. Aaron Rollcut One, please.
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Damon
Played. And that's what Duncan and Z. Alexander and Dumbo Jumbo.
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Rick Delgado
Not Dumbo.
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Vinny Mac
Dumbo.
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Rick Delgado
Sorry, sorry.
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Vinny Mac
Jumbo.
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Slick
Yeah, pretty good.
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Vinny Mac
That's a good one.
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Slick
That's a good one. Yeah, so I thought that was cute. But yeah, I think the commission, the old commission, who was a Long island native by the way, is starting to lose it a little bit. But we shall see a couple of quick scores. Big D if I could just wrap up with that. Bruins 4 to 2 over the Maple Leaf. 17 to go there in the third. Kings over the Canadians, 3 to 1. 14 to go there in the third as well.
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Vinny Mac
Well.
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Slick
And moving over to the NBA hardwood. Knicks over the Grizzlies. 96 73. Knicks are on a hot streak right now. 6 to go there in the third and a big one down in Philly, the Xfinity Mobile Center. The Sixers lead the Celtics by 10 at the half. 51, 41 and NFL. Let's see. We got that. We got that. We've covered that.
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Damon
You know what the key to that statement is? First half.
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Slick
I could never live it down. NCAA football, big day. Akron 17, 40.
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Damon
First half. First half. All right, live from Studio 6B, we're back. More news, more sports. Delgado's got some headlines all coming back right after this.
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Vinny Mac
What's up, everybody? Sergeant First Class Jones here, currently stationed.
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Damon
At 4 Chapter Hawaii, assigned to USA Pack. I want to go ahead and give a big shout out to all the veterans out there. Happy Veterans Day. I want to give a huge shout out to my favorite football team. Go Lions. All right. Sound like the blues on a Tuesday. And we talked to you about our friends at Birchgold. It's that one time of the year that Birch Gold Group gives away free gold with every qualifying purchase. That's right for Black Friday. When you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA in gold, birch Gold will send you free gold to your home for every $20,000 purchased. Look, gold started the year around 2,600 bucks an ounce. By October, it was over $4,000 an ounce. Why? Well, it's global uncertainty. 2025 has been defined by trade wars. Central banks are pulling from the US Dollar as the global reserve currency and military tensions continue to build. Gold, of course, thrives in times of uncertainty. And if you're looking to diversify your savings, Birchgold can help you. Plus now through November 3rd 30th, get free gold with a qualifying purchase. All you have to do is text the word America, send it to 989-898 to claim your eligibility for a free information kit on gold. But your opportunity for free gold with purchase ends on November 30th. So don't wait. Text America to the number 989898 for full details. Text America to 989898 for full full details. Our friends at Birchgold. Well, the government needs more money. Your money. And if you owe the IRS back taxes, they can garnish your wages and levy your bank accounts. They can even seize your retirement or take your home. Don't let the IRS target you. Call the professionals at Tax Network usa. Their tax lawyers and enrolled agents are experts in powerful programs that may even help you eliminate your tax debt. Tax Network USA is a plus rating and has saved over $1 billion for their clients. Whether you owe a few thousand or a few million, they can help you. In just one phone call, you can start the process of stopping the threatening demand letter, stopping the aggressive collections and resolving your tax matters once and for all. But you have to act now while you still have options. For a free consultation, call Tax Network USA today at 1800-905800-01800-905-8000 or visit tnusa.com rav tnusa.com rav don't let the IRS be the first to act. Go right now tnusa.com rav or call 1-800-90581, 800-905800. All right, live from Studio 6B, let's do some news. Rick Delgado's got some headline news. So what's going on with the J6 pipe bomber? I've been reading all kinds of things that say, well, Steve Baker in the Blaze made this assertion and now they're kind of walking it back. Is that the way you read it?
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Rick Delgado
That's not the way I read it, Damon. I think I saw the same thing from Julie Kelly posting something to the effect that they're walking it back. If anything, they're just kind of covering their, covering their butts, so to speak, saying that just because her name is out there there doesn't prove anything, doesn't mean she's guilty of it, blah, blah, blah. Again, just, you know, putting that out there, saying this is a 94% match to the bomb suspect shown, but it doesn't actually mean that that's the person. Of course, more information is being sought. Talking about that J6 bombing again, that, that was a story that came out last week, last Thursday with Glenn Beck and Steve Baker. Now, according to this from PJ Media, FBI whistleblower Kyle Sarah Tarpon argued that this is a deliberate FBI cover up, basically because of the pipe bomber that was within days. He was working on the case before he left the FBI and they were shut down when they requested to go speak to the person who owned the house where she was sitting in front of. Turns out that house is owned by the person I guess she borrowed any supposedly she borrowed a Metro pass from to use the the train service there in D.C. now, surveillance footage from the Capitol shows what could be Kirchhoff and other police, Capitol police using kinetic projectiles in the crowd on January 6th. But Stephen's son, remember him because again, the suspect, the suspect we're talking about Shawnee Ray Kirkhoff, who, by the way, no one has heard of, no one, no one knows where she is. She's not come out and said, hey, this is not me. She hasn't gotten an attorney. This. Hey, this is. She's being misrepresented here. Everything's quiet on the Kirchhoff front, which is kind of odd, but, you know, we'll see what happens there. But according to Sarapin, he was working with the FBI at the time when it was shut down. And then Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, who we know from past, you know, showing all his comments regarding January 6, he released a comment to the Blaze saying, I had no knowledge that this was being carried out, nor were they carrying out with any authorization from the chief's office. I am unaware of any legitimate reason that any Capitol Police or other law enforcement officer would be involved in the planting of those pipe bombs. So there you have it.
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Damon
Who said this?
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Rick Delgado
This was a former Capitol Police chief, Stephen Sund. Okay, so he had that statement.
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Damon
I have not listened to this Kyle Seraphin, but he just seems to have. Have big time sour grapes for everybody at the FBI. Most of all, Cash Patel. I. I don't. I don't know.
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Rick Delgado
Well, he's. He's a former FBI agent. Again, he was working on this. He's. I guess you could say he could be one of the whistleblowers. I'm not sure if you would classify him as such, but he was working on that case when they, when they got shut down. Now, Brianna Morel, she actually reached out to the FBI and they have officially gone on record with her. This is on her X account. They claim they are still investigating who placed the pipe bombs at the Capitol Hill. And the agency still says the $500,000 reward is still up for grabs, according to her statement, or the statement by the FBI that they sent her through email. The investigation into who placed the pipe bombs on Capitol Hill, January 5, 2021, remains a high priority for the FBI and our law enforcement partners. A $500,000 reward remains in effect for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the individual who placed the pipe bombs. The tips we have received so far from the American people include open source leads have helped us invest, advance the investigation, and we ask the public to continue to assist us by taking a fresh look at our Seeking Information website, which includes images, updated video, the suspect's backpack, the suspect's shoes, the explosive devices, a map of the route that the suspect walked right the night of the pipe bombs were placed. They urge anyone who may have previously hesitated to come forward to and may not realize they have important information to contact them and share any relevant information. And they give the phone number to call as well. Again, you can find that on Brianna Morello's X page. And this from Benny Johnson, speaking with pardon attorney DOJ partner, attorney Ed Martin says he spoke with deputy director Don Bongino, Dan Bongino, over the weekend, who gave him a very promising update on the pipe dump on the pipe bomber. He said, I spoke to Bongino. He said, we are in this completely. It is not off the radar. I know we are making progress in ways people can't see yet. I know this because I'm on it. We have the right people in the right places. They're gonna. Things are going to play out well for us in the coming months. And again, that's from DOJ pardon attorney Ed Martin when he was interviewed by Benny Johnson today.
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Damon
Many people in the chat heard the same thing. If I've heard that the Blaze is completely backing off of this because they don't want to get sued. So that. That. That's quite a 180 from where we were the other day when this got released, that this was the biggest. These. You know, and maybe it still is, but seems like things have changed quickly in 48 hours.
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Rick Delgado
No, not really.
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Damon
Okay.
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Rick Delgado
Again, it depends on how you're looking at it. I know Julie Kelly was, you know, saying, oh, they totally walked it back. And then you read some of the things that they actually said. They just put the. They just put those parameters in there. This is just, you know. Yeah, people are considered innocent until proven guilty. This is who they suspect. The evidence doesn't mean proof. Blah, blah, blah, blah.
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Damon
All right, what else, Delgado?
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Rick Delgado
That's all I have time for in this segment. Damon, back to you, man.
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Damon
Segments go too fast. Look up and it's done.
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Rick Delgado
But I got a great John Solomon story coming up.
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Damon
All right, we'll get to that. Plus sports, plus Vinnie Max news, all coming up 26 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this. Happy Veterans day, America. I'm US Army Sergeant Evan Anderson, currently deployed overseas with the 130th Field Artillery Brigade. We just wanted to say from halfway.
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Vinny Mac
Across the world, we appreciate all the.
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Damon
Love and support back home on the home front.
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Vinny Mac
Look forward to being back with all you.
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Damon
In the meantime, thank you for the support and what we do.
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Vinny Mac
Happy Veterans day.
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Damon
All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from suit studio 6P on a Tuesday night. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's doing headline news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Vinnie Mac joining us from the West Palm beach studio. He's got some news on well, your kids and school and teachers unions and parents rights. Vin, what's the story?
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Vinny Mac
Yeah, I would frame this as indoctrination very simply, and I'm gonna. I'm gonna use a very extreme example, because one of the top parents rights organizations, I want to get their name right, the American Parents Coalition, they came out with a statement based on research and things that they've been looking at with the teachers unions in this country. But I want to back up for a second and use an extreme example. Look at Palestine. Look at how those young people are indoctrinated to hate Jews from a very young age in grammar school. They have books, they have things that are. That are vile and insulting to Jews, and they grow up hating them. And this is. This is similar when you see the type of indoctrination that they've uncovered, the continued indoctrination of kids for the LGBT causes. You know, we came out with something, and Trump put some executive orders that parents have a choice. They don't need to have their kids indoctrinated like this and have to participate in all these types of things. Well, they're just blowing past it. The teachers unions have too much power. They're. They're too woke. They're continuing to do all of these woke things. So when we see an entire generation of young people influenced by a lot of these things, the extreme examples in climate change, the entire trans and LGBT thing, that they just push as something that they all have to be exposed to in a way of life, and then all the scholastic stuff's down, like, they're not even doing their job and teaching the kids. Like, if you wanted to be optimistic about this, you might say, well, but look at the scores. They're way up, but they're not. They're way down. Our kids aren't even close to what they were 10, 20 years ago. So they found all of these results in just a consistent, concerted effort to indoctrinate our kids in all of this woke stuff. These are the teachers union, these are the unions that the Democrats go to all the time because they're very powerful and they get their votes and they support them big time, but this is what they're doing to our kids. And I use that Palestinian example because what's the difference if you start kids at a young age, to think a certain way and to believe things a certain way that generally aren't true? And secondly, they shouldn't even be taught these things. Parents should have some control. I make that example because, yeah, it's A little extreme, but it's. Is it? I don't think so. Indoctrination is indoctrination. You grow up with the mindset, you become an adult thinking that way.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Vinny Mac
So I thought this is a worthwhile story and we need to do something about it. These teachers unions need to be slapped.
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Damon
That's a little strong, Vin. Slapped. I think that's all just a tad strong, but I don't.
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Vinny Mac
Strong enough.
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Damon
Okay, fine. Okay, fine.
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Rick Delgado
For a good lapping.
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Damon
33. 33 passes. Oh, my God. We're off the rails. Live from Studio 6B, please welcome to the show Tom Simon. He is a former FBI special agent with 26 years of experience investigating white collar crime, counterterrorism, and national security matters. He's now a licensed private investigator and forensic accountant. He leads Simon Worldwide Investigations specializing in fraud and corporate embezzlement cases. Mr. Simon, welcome to the show. How are you?
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Vinny Mac
Hey, gang. Thank you so much for having me on.
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Damon
It's great to have you. Talk to me about this story. Out of Texas. Texas. Man evicted after signing over his home in some kind of elderly scam. Tell us about this story.
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Vinny Mac
It's a crazy case. Elderly gentleman named Harry. He'd fallen on financial hard times, was probably missing some mortgage payments. I'm reading between the lines there. And some stranger shows up at his house, has him sign some documents. Harry thinks he's remodifying his mortgage so he could afford the monthly payments. But what he was actually signing was a deed transferring ownership of his home out of his name into the name of the bad guy who then sold the house out from under him. Harry didn't even know it occurred until he began getting eviction notices.
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Damon
And so let's talk about a couple of those points you just made. Number one, the eviction notices. He didn't obviously realize what had happened until he started getting the eviction notice, Right? In reality, he signed his. He signed away his home. So is that typically how the scam works, that they. And the. On the eviction notices, Is that also typically how it works? They don't know till afterwards.
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Vinny Mac
Well, home title theft is a real crime problem. This was a little unusual because the bad guy actually showed his face to the victim.
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Rick Delgado
For the most part, the way I've.
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Vinny Mac
Seen it work when I was an FBI agent, now as a private investigator is the bad guy is just going to the forge that deed, get a fake notary signature, walk into the county clerk's office, present the documents, and then.
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Damon
Begin getting loans on the house or.
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Vinny Mac
Trying to Sell it out from under the owner. The trick is that the owner doesn't even know this crime occurred until months later when they begin getting foreclosure or in this case, eviction notices in the mail.
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Damon
It does seem with home title theft that obviously many of the victims that these, these scum who are doing this are targeting are obviously older victims and possibly, you know, financially struggling, like you said, may have missed a few payments. So what advice do you give from your perch where you sit, having done what you've done and seen what you've seen, to families like this, children or grandchildren, maybe overseeing an elderly family member at this point, what advice do you give them to help protect from this kind of exploitation?
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Rick Delgado
Right.
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Vinny Mac
I think that everyone needs to keep an eye on their county clerk's website to see what the status of their, their home title is. Are there people out there putting liens on your. Are there people getting loans using your house as collateral? Have they moved your house out of your own name? The problem is that maintaining that level of visibility into your own home title is a lot of work and no one has really the time to do that.
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Damon
Which is why I advocate a cup.
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Vinny Mac
For a company called Home Title Lock that does it for you.
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Damon
And you can go to hometitle lock.com studio6b. Use promo code studio6b to get a title history report plus 14 days of protection for free. We're speaking with Tom Simon. He's a former FBI agent and current licensed private investigator. If, if Harry had been enrolled with Home Title Lock, what would have happened in this case along the way? How would this have looked any different?
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Vinny Mac
Well, sure. Well, Home Title Lock has what they call their million dollar triple lock protection where they're going to monitor the status of your home title and then they're going to notify you if something should go wrong with that home title. A lien gets placed on it. If it gets moved into another person's name, you're going to receive immediate notification. And then this is where it would really benefit Harry.
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Damon
They have a US based restoration team.
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Vinny Mac
They're going to spend a million bucks in legal fees and whatever other fees.
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Damon
Are out there to restore that home.
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Vinny Mac
Back into your name. Because the problem is, even if you put the bad guys in prison for this thing, the criminal justice system is not set up to restore that home back into your name. And the victim gets saddled with legal bills. Home Title Lock is going to make sure you have no out of pocket expenses for that process.
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Damon
And again, you can go to hometitlelock.com studio6b hometitlelock.com Studio6B promo cod code Studio6B at checkout gets you a title history report on your home plus 14 days of protection absolutely free. Tom Simon, thanks for a few moments tonight. We appreciate it.
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Vinny Mac
Thanks, gang. Thanks for having me on.
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Damon
All right. There you go. Tom Simon here on behalf of home title lock again. Hometitleock.com Studio 6B 37 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Vin, I'll come back to you. What else is going on? Going on?
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Vinny Mac
Well, I got a question on that I wanted to ask, Tom, but maybe you know the answer to it. Like we have title insurance when you, when you buy a home, right. We all go through that. You close, you have to have a title company. Aren't they supposed to protect you from this?
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Damon
Well, I think they're supposed to make sure your title is clean. There's nothing on it already that's happened to for you to be able to close, whether it's, you know, obviously for the purchaser or for the seller. Seller. But I don't know that they're able to protect you from this. This happens while you're already in your home. I mean, a title, title company is not a constant thing that travels with you through your ownership of your home, not just to make sure that you're not buying into some problem or something. That's my understanding of it is.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. No, that's good clarity because that, that whenever I see, you know, services like that, I, you know, I definitely want to engage with them because you, it seems pretty easy for the bad guys to do that. But I was wondering what the current title insurance companies do. But I do have one little thing I wanted to talk about, and that is this entire government shutdown had nothing to do with the ACA benefits. Brit Hume talks about this. He explains the real motive of the Democrats in this shutdown. And I think it goes to some of the things we've already been talking about. It was simply to go against Trump, nothing more. They use the ACA thing. They use that as a, as their calling card. And they went out there and talked about how everybody's health insurance is going to double and triple because, you know, there are Republicans are holding this up. But it turns out based on the result, the settlement to open the government back up. That had nothing to do with that. Had nothing at all to do with that because it wasn't in the results. The only thing that was in the result were the elections we had last Tuesday. And then Suddenly this thing gets solved and it doesn't have the problem that they've been saying is the biggest problem that they have to solve, that the Republicans are holding them back. So I think Brit Hume covers it quite well with the Democrats motives to force the shutdown, which had once again nothing to do with anything that they've said about anything. I thought it was worth noting. And Britt does a great job talking about it.
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Damon
All right, 20 minutes till the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Slick, gimme a little SP here before we get wrap it up. We'll do some news with Delgado, but give me a little sports here at 40 minutes past the hour. What's going on?
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Slick
Should be the video of man yelling anti Semitic slurs at Dave Portnoy revealed charges. Talk about being indoctrinated.
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Damon
Here's my question on this. I thought about this today. How is it this guy is charged for this yet out last night at TP usa, you've got these antifa punks rolling around point and there's none of them charged. Never, seemingly ever. And I thought we were, we were labeling them a domestic terror group or something. How is this continue to go on and you never see, here's this kid, granted, stupid, ignorant, yells at Portnoy, you know, f the Jews, he says to him. And then porno gets in his face. The kid tries to walk away and there's obviously a bunch of people there who tape it and watch it. And so this kid gets arrested and this Portnoy said today it'll probably follow him the rest of his life. But you see these antifa guys like last year, last night, they're never charged.
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Slick
Nope.
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Damon
You don't ever see a mug shot for any of these guys. How is that possible?
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Slick
Incredible.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, well, it is. It is. Berkeley, California, number one.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
At least where this happened last night.
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Vinny Mac
Well.
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Slick
Yep. Well, this young, young man Here is Patrick McClintock, 20, a student at Mississippi State University. Was hit with the misdemeanor charge of disturbing the peace after he yelled out. And you'll see the clip cut to. Aaron, if you could roll that clip quick. A lot of expletives in here too. Cut to.
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Damon
Are so good.
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Vinny Mac
Again, Brandon Walker.
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Damon
I hate him so much.
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Vinny Mac
He's got, he's like, made me want.
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Damon
To hate Starkville, but so far I like it. Come in the camera, buddy. Why? Come here, come here, come here, come here, come here. Come on. Get my camera.
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Vinny Mac
Come on. I shouldn't be allowed to make those jokes, right?
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Damon
I should be putting handcuffs, no hand that's what you said.
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Vinny Mac
That's what you said.
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Rick Delgado
Your employee, you said. You said you should be making drinks about.
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Damon
I never said handcuffs.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, you did.
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Slick
Yeah. So he was filming his one bite segment for his pizzeria review videos. He goes to different pizzerias throughout the country, tries their pizza and all, and this kid just like verbally attacked at him. Totally accustomed him with that. It was really disgusting.
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Vinny Mac
So obviously, what's the deal with him? Well, you know what? Why do they like Dave?
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Slick
I don't have no idea. Well, he's outspoken. I've spoken. Boston sports founder and, you know, he's on the right.
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Damon
Jewish.
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Slick
And he's Jewish. Jewish.
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Damon
So this. This kid was anti Semitic. Yeah.
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Slick
Terrible.
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Damon
Just another young kid who's being, you know, taught to. It's none. That's no big deal.
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Slick
Yeah, kind of what you're talking about, Vin. Exactly what you're talking about. He needs to be slapped and he will be.
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Vinny Mac
Exactly.
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Slick
That's a rapid sports. By the way, have you been over to Harry's lately?
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Damon
All right, 42 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B.
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Rick Delgado
I hope he still has his house.
- [87:18]
Damon
I hope so, too. We'll do a little more news and wrap it up. He's in a lockout for a Tuesday night right after this. Wow.
- [87:50]
Rick Delgado
Hey, my name is Sean First Class Thomas, Task Force Thunder.
- [87:53]
Vinny Mac
Arif John, Kuwait.
- [87:55]
Rick Delgado
I want to wish all my fellow veterans a happy Veterans Day. And to my family and friends, I love you and I can't wait to.
- [88:01]
Slick
Get home and see it.
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Damon
All right, 13 to the hour, live for Studio 6PA. Finn, how's your brother doing?
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Vinny Mac
Ah, thank you for asking. He. After three weeks in intensive care, he got released yesterday.
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Slick
Oh, nice.
- [88:32]
Damon
Oh, my God.
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Vinny Mac
Beautiful.
- [88:33]
Damon
Beautiful.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. Yeah. So he sent a video on the treadmill to today, and then he fell and went flying off the treadmill. No, I'm kidding. He. He's. He's all good. He's running on the treadmill now and hopefully getting better. After all that, you're out of the hospital and you're like, hey, everybody, I'm doing really well off the tre.
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Damon
No, Vin, we don't wish that. We don't think about that or wish that. I'm glad he's doing well. So very good.
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Rick Delgado
I'm with Vin.
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Damon
What. What do you would.
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Slick
Oh, you would be.
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Rick Delgado
I would be.
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Damon
I know that you think that's funny.
- [89:04]
Rick Delgado
I think that's hilarious.
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Damon
All right, maybe a little bit. Hell is even that. Yeah, exactly, exactly, exactly. So, all right, let's try to get to everybody here before we wrap it up. We'll start with sports. Slickster's got it. Sports, brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. If you're going to shop at my pillow for the holiday season, use code lfsxb. Check out Cecilia Brown. Jones says. Are we keeping you awake, Big D? It's partly. I don't know. I'm tired, Slick. What's going on? Sports.
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Slick
Well, big rumors swirling around the NFL and in New York. The New York Giants have a coaching vacancy. Is Bella. Check this. The coach that will fill it?
- [89:42]
Rick Delgado
No.
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Slick
I know he's getting ready for Wake Forest. I know he denied everything. Dylan Gwynn. Everyone loves a comeback story. We know this. Delgado. But the other story everyone loves almost as much as a comeback story is coming home story. And that, what would be it be one of the best homecoming stories of all time, is suddenly possible in the NFL. The New York Giants have a coaching vacancy. Brian Weeble. I mean, Dable Reckless is play calling that landed his rookie superstar. Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Vinny Mac
No, you don't.
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Damon
Why don't you want Belichick? Maybe he can bring Brady past his prime.
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Slick
Oh, he can bring his girlfriend with him, too.
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Damon
You guess.
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Vinny Mac
Girlfriend.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, that's what we want.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. We need her in New York.
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Slick
She could run the cheerleading.
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Rick Delgado
What's she gonna do?
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Slick
I mean, what do we think about this?
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Rick Delgado
Terrible idea. Stop.
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Damon
Why?
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Slick
The guy won six Super Bowls. He won. He won two Super bowl rings with the Giants. Maybe it was four. It was 40 years ago, but there he is. Look at this.
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Damon
This.
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Rick Delgado
Nope.
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Slick
Well, you look a little younger there, but all right.
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Damon
Delgado says no. Greatest NFL coach of all time. Delgado says no.
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Slick
I'd love to see him come back. What a story that would make. Yeah. And let me tell you, he'd sure.
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Vinny Mac
Like to get out of.
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Slick
He'd like to get out of North Carolina, right? Big D?
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Damon
I don't know about that. I don't know about that. He's got a lot of problems in North Carolina, but none of his making a lot of them personnel and offensive coordinator problems and issues like that. But the defense is definitely improved. Offense, not as much.
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Rick Delgado
Not keeping up with the defense, but hired the offense.
- [91:03]
Damon
Well, it's got issues. There are people who were there before.
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Slick
He got there, but he has won three in a row. They are four and five. They're heading towards 500. They look like the Cowboys at this point, but yeah, an NFL legend, Brett Favre, would pick someone who loves his country to perform super bowl halftime. NFL legend. This is a Big deal. Come on. Ryan Gatos of Fox News, NFL legend Brett Favre. The name the musical act he would like to see perform the Super Bowl 60 halftime show in Santa Claus Clara. And he said he doesn't want to see Bad Bunny, obviously. And who's he thinking about? Maybe Jason Aldean or perhaps George Strait. That's what he'd like to see. And I agree with him. I'd like to see that much more than I see Bad Bunny.
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Rick Delgado
I came up with an idea over the weekend. I was thinking about this over the weekend. I think what they should do is hand the halftime show over to Sharon Osborne and do a tribute to Ozzy. Pick some great rock artists to come in, do, do a song, maybe collaborate, do do a bunch of Aussie songs. I think people would love it.
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Slick
I like that. Delgado. Right? That's why I like that in there. I like that.
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Vinny Mac
I like that a lot. That's a good, great idea. I did not know that.
- [92:06]
Rick Delgado
I. That's why I said it.
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Slick
All right, Big D. I'm gonna land the ship there. That's all right.
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Damon
Look. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to use. Delgado's got a bunch of stuff left. Let's get to it. Delgado, what's going on? All right.
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Rick Delgado
Well, the first one I want to get to, if I have enough time here, I want to get to Kamala Harris. But the first one is going to be from our pat friend of the show, John Solomon, as he has released the Clinton corruption files or he's reporting on the release of the Clinton corruption files by Pam Bondi. Cash Patel unleashing new evidence about the former First Family and their criminal foundation, attorney Pam Bondi and FBI director Cash Patel have produced to Congress a new cache of documents showing how Bill and Hillary Clinton's foundation collected donations, that's what they call them, from foreign and domestic interests seeking influence, raising fresh consum concerns that such evidence was kept from federal prosecutors who tried to investigate the pay for play allegations against the former First Family a decade ago. Officials told Just the News that the documents were transmitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee in recent days and detail numerous instances of foreigners and even a US Defense contractor seeking to curry favor with the Clintons through donations to their family charity, including when Hillary was the secretary of state, estate Bill was the president. All between, of course, when Bill was president between 93 and 2001. The officials said some of the evidence was flagged by whistleblowers who claim that such Evidence was kept from the corruption investigation that was being conducted in 2015 by the Little Rock, Arkansas U.S. attorney's office, but was shut down once again by the Obama administration. Justice Department. There you have it.
- [93:49]
Damon
You're kidding.
- [93:49]
Rick Delgado
What a surprise.
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Damon
Well, you know what?
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Vinny Mac
Surprise, surprise.
- [93:52]
Rick Delgado
We all knew it. But now that you start to see the. Now that you start to see the documents, it confirms what everybody suspected anyway. So there's that obvious.
- [94:03]
Damon
I mean, that's.
- [94:05]
Rick Delgado
We know it's obvious, but you can't. But you can't go to the court and say, okay, it's obvious.
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Damon
I'll take the Clintons might be corrupt for 500, Alex. Oh, really? No, you're kidding. I can't believe that they're taking donations that are dirty. They're corrupt as hell. Oh, my God. We broken the board. Do that deep dive there on that. My. My daughter could have told me that, told us this.
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Rick Delgado
And now you're going to tell that to John Solomon?
- [94:32]
Damon
No, it's not a reflection on Solomon. I love Solomon, but you know what I mean, Like, Solomon's so far above that. I mean, anybody could tell you that.
- [94:39]
Rick Delgado
But again, now that they actually have the documents that they can see.
- [94:43]
Damon
Yeah. Nothing will happen. That's.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, exactly. Let me get to this real quick. Because former Vice president Kamala Harris. Harris was on another podcast pitching her book that nobody reads called. The podcast is called Storehouse and Friends. She did this Sunday and was determined, she said, during her campaign to prevent Donald Trump. President Donald Trump from beating her at 3D chess. Damon. 3D chess. Here she is talking about. What's the name of this show she went to? It's called Storehouse. Storehouse and Friends.
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Slick
You said something else.
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Rick Delgado
Here is cut number eight. Here's Kamala cut number number eight.
- [95:16]
Damon
I was aware of my opponent's strategies.
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Vinny Mac
Yeah. And I wasn't about to fall prey.
- [95:24]
Damon
Or fall into those traps.
- [95:27]
Vinny Mac
I understood the game that was being.
- [95:28]
Damon
Played, and I made a decision that.
- [95:31]
Vinny Mac
I wasn't gonna get played.
- [95:32]
Damon
Oh, and little affectation here.
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Slick
Not checkers. Got it.
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Damon
Little affectation for the host. Dimensional ch.
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Rick Delgado
I'm telling you, three dimensional chess. Hey, dummy, it's called 4D chess, not 3D chess is an app you can download and play on your phone. Okay. 3D chess.
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Damon
If she'll go on that show that looks like it's shot in the basement and somebody put up some Lowe's bricks there, maybe we could get her to take that book. Maybe we could get her here. Yeah, because obviously she'll do any show that's obviously clear now. She'll just do anything. Anything. How do we.
- [96:11]
Rick Delgado
How do we effort that?
- [96:12]
Damon
Yeah, how do we effort that? I guess we have to put a request in with their PR people, then get on that.
- [96:17]
Rick Delgado
Yeah, you know people.
- [96:18]
Slick
Maybe Harry can make a call.
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Vinny Mac
Hi, Kamala, this is Harry. I'm a TV producer.
- [96:27]
Rick Delgado
I don't know if you know this, but I have a TV show I.
- [96:31]
Slick
Think Harry should call it.
- [96:33]
Damon
Oh, no.
- [96:35]
Rick Delgado
Well, there you have it. Of course. Here's a little flashback. Thanking Donald Trump and God for Kamala Harris not winning the presidency. Here's cut number nine. Just a reminder of what we missed.
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Damon
When we talk about bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people. What are one or two specific things you have in mind? Well, I'll start with this. I grew up with middle class kid. My mother raised my sister and me.
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Vinny Mac
She worked very hard. She was able to finally.
- [97:08]
Damon
As always, we salute our military.
- [97:10]
Rick Delgado
That really got further than I thought.
- [97:12]
Damon
It was active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, all emergency personnel. Thanks, guys. On the show. Vinnie, Mac, enjoy Florida. We'll see you back here sometime before the end of the year, hopefully. Aaron and Fran, great job as always. Most of all, thank you. Live from Studio 6 for the audience. Enjoy the rest of your night, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow night. Paul Nolan returns tomorrow night live from Studio 6B. We'll see you then.
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Vinny Mac
This is 130th Field Artillery Brigade currently.
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Slick
Deployed at Camp Arab John, Kuwait. Go Chiefs.
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Vinny Mac
This is an I heart podcast.