Live From Studio 6B - Tuesday, October 28 2025

Summary

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Real America's Voice: Live From Studio 6B – Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Date: October 29, 2025
Host: Damon (with co-hosts Slick Scott, Rick Delgado, Vinnie Mac, Fran, Aaron)
Podcast: Real America's Voice / iHeartPodcasts

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Episode Overview

On this lively episode, the Live From Studio 6B crew delivers their signature blend of unfiltered political commentary, spirited sports talk, and cutting cultural observations. The primary theme revolves around breaking news from the House Oversight Committee exposing the so-called “Auto Pen Presidency” of Joe Biden—alleging mass use of mechanical signatures on presidential pardons and executive orders, setting off what hosts claim is a constitutional crisis. Interwoven are updates on President Trump’s globe-trotting diplomatic trip to Asia, sports highs and lows (especially the World Series), and rants on censorship, campus free speech, government shutdown, and more.

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Main Segments and Key Insights

1. Opening Banter and Show Setup (00:00–03:08)

• Hosts swap weekend stories, with Rick Delgado hyping his “award-winning” Halloween costume for the upcoming America First Warehouse event.
• Damon promotes Friday’s special "horror show," leaning into the fun and camaraderie between hosts.

Memorable Quote:

“That costume that won me this major award at the party… You will see that costume this Friday at the America First Warehouse.”
— Rick Delgado (01:57)

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2. Breaking Down the “Auto Pen Presidency” Scandal (04:28–13:10)

Lead Monologue: Damon Lays Out the Oversight Committee’s Findings

Summary:
Damon delivers a detailed, fiery rundown of House Oversight's bombshell declaration: President Biden’s executive actions and pardons are allegedly void due to improper use of an autopen (mechanical signature device), absent presidential intent—arguing this is a full-blown constitutional crisis.

• Committee calls for an immediate DOJ investigation, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
• Staffers allegedly invoked the Fifth Amendment to hide involvement.
• Rep. James Comer is quoted emphasizing need for accountability and legal nullification of these acts.
• Claims that pardons for January 6th associates, Hunter Biden, and others were issued via proxy/machine.
• Raises stakes: connects autopen controversy to broader claims of deep state, misused clemency, and attempted cover-ups of DOJ misconduct, especially in cases involving Trump.

Notable Quotes:

“These auto pen driven pardons and executive actions lack any verified presidential cons, rendering them legally void. Void, folks, as if they never happened.”
— Damon (07:20)

“Accountability is coming and it’s got Pam Bondi’s name all over it.”
— Damon (09:20)

Timestamps:

• (04:28) Damon’s intro to the night’s "First Word"
• (10:22) Reference to Comer’s statement and summary of allegations

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3. Panel Reactions: Democracy, Consequences, and Legal Pathways (11:58–15:14)

Vinnie Mac’s Reaction:

• Labels the autopen scandal a real threat to democracy.
• Draws parallels to "dictatorships" and praises Trump’s unique fortitude.

Quote:

“That is a way that communist countries work, dictatorships work, and not our country. They have done everything they can to destroy this country.”
— Vinnie Mac (12:08)

Panel Chatter:

• Discusses potential legal repercussions and accountability.
• Delgado notes potential for “he said, he said” legal stalemates and the challenge of obtaining action in “liberal” venues.
• Concern about "judicial tyranny" and the institutional resistance Trump faces.

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4. Sports Update: World Series Drama & NFL Woes (19:11–24:13)

Slick Scott’s Report:

• Recaps Dodgers’ 18-inning World Series marathon win, Shohei Ohtani’s performance (“modern-day Babe Ruth”), and Toronto’s struggles.
• NFL weekend recaps: Dallas Cowboys’ failure, unpredictable results, and oddsmaker scores among the cast.

Quote:

“[Dallas] couldn’t defend against a middle school team. I mean, they’re absolutely pathetic, the team.”
— Slick Scott (21:32)

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5. President Trump’s Asia Trip (26:21–36:32)

Live Updates and Commentary

• Hosts provide real-time commentary as President Trump is seen boarding Air Force One in Japan, heading to South Korea.
• Ponder Trump’s stamina and diplomatic skills; group shares anecdotes of his energy and people skills.

Quotes:

“He’s a machine. The guy is just the machine.”
— Damon (27:40)

“He is so versed on so many topics… you could sit at the airport bar with him.”
— Slick Scott (35:15)

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6. Deep Dive: Biden Autopen Scandal—James Comer Weighs In (30:04–33:08)

Rick Delgado’s Segment:

• Plays a clip of Rep. James Comer laying out the Oversight Committee’s findings on Benny Johnson’s show.
• Comer asserts all the "hard lifting" has been done; calls for formal voiding of auto pen pardons, including those for Fauci, Biden family, J6 associates, and Adam Schiff.
• Attorney General Pam Bondi is reported to have begun a formal DOJ review.

Quote:

“We are handing this to Pam Bondi on a silver platter... the evidence is there and this will hold up in court.”
— James Comer (30:20)

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7. Polls & Political Climate: Party Approval Amid Shutdown (36:36–39:01)

Rick Delgado Reports:

• CNN’s Harry Anton notes the Republican Party’s net approval and congressional ballot numbers have improved during the government shutdown, contrary to historic trends.
• Democrats’ numbers, meanwhile, have hit a 20-year low in comparable midterm cycles.

Quote:

“Republicans aren’t losing on this metric either… actually in a pretty good position for them historically.”
— Harry Anton (38:42)

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8. International Relations: Trump’s America First Diplomacy (41:39–45:37)

Vinnie Mac connects Trump’s ongoing trip to a broader global trend:

• Observes the rise of nationalist leaders in Argentina, Italy, and Japan.
• Counters accusations of "isolationism"—Trump’s diplomacy is about national interest without abandoning the world stage.

US Campus Free Speech Concerns:

• Criticizes Loyola Marymount University’s move to bar Turning Point USA, arguing it stifles dialogue and diversity of thought.

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9. Advertising Blacklists & Conservative Media Censorship (45:46–50:06)

Show discusses:

• RealClearPolitics exposé on ad tech “blacklists” against conservative media.
• How financial discrimination and advertiser boycotts are used to silence voices outside the mainstream.
• Reference to Elon Musk’s advertiser lawsuits and similar tactics used against platforms like X (formerly Twitter).

Quote:

“This is the highest form of discrimination and blocking of freedom of speech… they deliberately talk about this.”
— Vinnie Mac (46:24)

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10. The Diaper Diplomacy Bit: Trump on White House Renovations (52:32–56:15)

• Comic segment featuring President Trump discussing plans to demolish and rebuild the East Wing, highlighting private funding, presidential history, and a new opulent ballroom.

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11. More Sports: World Series & NFL, Adrian Peterson Incident (56:48–59:40)

• Slick Scott updates on Dodgers/Blue Jays, Shohei Ohtani, and details Adrian Peterson’s DUI arrest, showing concern for one of football’s former stars.

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12. Quick Hits: Daylight Savings, Tariffs, and Capitol Intrigue (59:40–65:08)

• Damon rails against Senate failure to make daylight saving time permanent, then roasts Republican defectors (McConnell, Murkowski, Collins, Rand Paul, Tillis) for voting to drop Trump’s tariffs on Brazil, seeing it as self-sabotage.
• Panel highlights how Republican inconsistency undermines US strategy.

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13. Trump in Japan: Deals and Diplomacy (70:21–76:38)

Rick Delgado Reports:

• Trump lauded new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takahashi (Japan’s first female leader).
• Announces over $500 billion in investment projects, with US-based Toyota plants and deepening US–Japan economic ties.
• Symbolic gifts included Shinzo Abe’s golf putter.

Quote:

“I think it’ll be one of the great ballrooms anywhere in the world… it’s set to do many, many things, including meetings of foreign leaders…”
— Donald Trump on White House ballroom (54:37)

• Strategic framing: Building coalitions across Asia to contain China, following a successful playbook from Iran diplomacy.

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14. Viewer Segment: Pure Health Supplements (79:18–84:02)

• Dr. Joseph Clark, specialist in natural medicine, promotes Pure Health Research’s most popular supplements for audience members 50+.
• Damon discusses natural approaches to vaccines and children’s health, referencing Trump’s comments on pediatric shots.

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15. Government Shutdown Deep Dive (94:22–103:13)

• Panel picks apart the ongoing government shutdown and misleading Democratic talking points, with emphasis on who actually holds the line on spending.
• Democrats blamed for refusing to pass a "clean CR"; Republicans said to be holding firm for once.
• Featured soundbites from frustrated Democrat voters and officials ("Let people suffer—that’s the leverage").

Quote:

“They understand power. They understand how to use it. Republicans don’t even know when they have damn leverage, and they just give it up for nothing.”
— Damon (101:22)

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• Damon’s opener on the auto pen scandal:
  “It was like running the country with a rubber stamp and a ghost in the Oval Office. Can you believe this?” (05:28)

• Vinnie Mac contextualizing the crisis:
  “Pam Bondi should just watch first word and then start putting together her case because you made a great case for the chronology of everything.” (12:06)

• Delgado on government shutdown:
  “I feel like when you look at the news, it just seems… everybody seems to be figuring it out because they keep saying, look, every Republican voted in the Senate to pass this, but we can’t get the Democrats [to do it]. That’s all you need to know.” (97:08–97:22)

• Panel on conservative ad blacklists:
  “If they cut the advertisers out of platforms like ours, we can’t voice our opinions and neither can the people who agree with us… it’s silencing an entire part of this country, which, by the way, is the majority of this country.” — Vinnie Mac (46:24–48:37)

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Key Timestamps for Major Segments

• Auto Pen Scandal Deep Dive: 04:28–13:10
• Trump’s Asia Trip: 26:21–36:32; return at 70:21–76:38
• Sports Roundup: 19:11–24:13; 56:48–59:40; 85:48–89:37
• Ad Censorship Explainer: 45:46–50:06
• Shutdown Politics and Soundbites: 36:36–39:01; 94:22–103:13
• Free Speech on Campus: 42:05–45:37

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Tone, Style, and Takeaways

• Tone: Fast-paced, conspiratorial, playful, yet sharply critical of Democrat leadership and media.
• Style: Naturally conversational, with frequent cross-talk, jokes, and asides.
• Audience: Listeners seeking robust critiques of current events from a populist, America-first, right-of-center viewpoint.

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In Summary:
This episode offers an unfiltered, engaging tour through the Right’s hottest grievances and victories: exposing perceived corruption in Biden’s White House, hyping Trump’s overseas triumphs, lamenting Republican infighting, and warning against encroachments on conservative free speech—punctuated by vivid sports highlights and passionate calls to action.

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Transcript

[Damon]

This is an Iheart podcast. If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

[Vinnie Mac]

On Real America's Voice.

[Damon]

All right. It is live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night, October 28th. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick Rick sitting right there. It's gonna do some sports. Slickster. How are you? First time seeing you since the weekend. How was the weekend?

[Slick Scott]

Weekend was very nice, thank you. I went up to Connecticut. Your old stomping glass. Yeah. Went up on Saturday for a one year old birthday for my wife's nephew's son.

[Damon]

What part of Connecticut?

[Slick Scott]

Oh, that's a good question. Newton.

[Damon]

Newton, Newtown.

[Slick Scott]

Newtown.

[Vinnie Mac]

Newtown.

[Damon]

Newton. Newton, Connecticut.

[Vinnie Mac]

Ex.

[Slick Scott]

Newtown, Connecticut. About half an hour from the ferry in Bridgehampton.

[Damon]

Okay.

[Fran]

Yeah.

[Slick Scott]

Nice. I like it up there. A lot of small, little like small business towns. I really enjoy that. A lot of little restaurants and shops and. Yeah, they do it nice up there in Connecticut.

[Fran]

Politics.

[Slick Scott]

Another story.

[Rick Delgado]

I think. I think they're called enclaves, right?

[Slick Scott]

I think we call enclaves.

[Damon]

Whatever. All right. Rick Delgado is going to do the news. Mr. Delgado, how was your weekend?

[Rick Delgado]

My weekend was.

[Damon]

Plus Monday.

[Rick Delgado]

Pretty awesome day. Awesome, I must say.

[Damon]

You ride your bike 9 million miles or something?

[Rick Delgado]

Yep. But more than that, I went to a Halloween party. That's right.

[Damon]

Costume on. I can tell.

[Slick Scott]

Dressed as a successful TV host. Nobody recognized him.

[Rick Delgado]

And. And shut up.

[Vinnie Mac]

Who are you supposed to be?

[Rick Delgado]

Nobody. Nobody recognized me. And you know what? I will wear that. That costume that I wore last weekend. This Friday.

[Fran]

Nice.

[Rick Delgado]

For the Friday night live show at the America First Warehouse. It is that costume that won me this major award at the party. Oh.

[Slick Scott]

To Skelly.

[Rick Delgado]

I want.

[Damon]

I won a Skelly. Okay. Uhhuh.

[Rick Delgado]

It's a major award.

[Damon]

You won this at the party.

[Rick Delgado]

I won this at the park.

[Slick Scott]

Yeah. Skeleton.

[Rick Delgado]

Scariest. Scariest costume says it right here.

[Vinnie Mac]

Best dressed alien. Maybe.

[Rick Delgado]

So there you have it. I went to a party.

[Vinnie Mac]

All right.

[Rick Delgado]

That's a good achievement. I've ever won a major award at a costume park. Orange. You will see that. Okay. And you will see that costume this Friday at the America First Warehouse.

[Slick Scott]

We cannot not wait.

[Rick Delgado]

Up close and personal.

[Damon]

Yeah. Can't wait for that.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm excited.

[Slick Scott]

Wow. I was going to take the night off, but I'm going to make sure I'm there.

[Fran]

Don't wor.

[Rick Delgado]

Don't worry.

[Damon]

I am going to take the night off.

[Rick Delgado]

I did. I did not dress up as Damon or Slickery.

[Damon]

Okay, Very good.

[Slick Scott]

No.

[Rick Delgado]

Or else that would have been super scary.

[Slick Scott]

Those costumes are sold out.

[Damon]

Can't wait for that Friday night. Make sure you tune in to the American first warehouse. Don't know how to do better promotion than that. Delgado dressed up in his Halloween outfit. That won a.

[Rick Delgado]

Won a Skelly a major award.

[Damon]

Major award.

[Vinnie Mac]

Major award.

[Damon]

Okay, good.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Damon]

He's going to do the news. Vinnie Mac is here. Vinnie Mac. Do you have anything to follow up on that?

[Slick Scott]

So many things.

[Vinnie Mac]

I don't know where to go with that. I just. I'm excited to see Rick Delgado in his award winning outfit. Of course.

[Damon]

Nice to see you in the studio.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah. Oh, my goodness.

[Damon]

Well, you won't even be here Friday at the America first warehouse.

[Rick Delgado]

What are you talking about?

[Vinnie Mac]

I should be here Friday. Unless I need to go, you know, to see my brother.

[Damon]

Yes.

[Vinnie Mac]

So I'm hoping that it'll be good news if I'm here Friday. Let's put it that way.

[Damon]

Okay. Yeah. And that's what we hope for. Of course.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Damon]

Well, speaking of things, parties and family members, let me say again, I said it last night on our my half hour that I was on the air last night, but happy birthday to my dad.

[Vinnie Mac]

Oh, yeah.

[Damon]

80 years young. Wow.

[Vinnie Mac]

I saw that on Facebook. You know we're Facebook friends. Wow.

[Damon]

Oh, yeah. Really?

[Rick Delgado]

Big eight.

[Vinnie Mac]

Oh, your dad and I are Facebook friends. We've been Facebook friends since 2015.

[Damon]

Yes.

[Vinnie Mac]

Just want you to know.

[Damon]

And he likes you more than he likes me.

[Vinnie Mac]

Well, I mean, I. Even your mother told me that. So.

[Slick Scott]

You know what's funny? She told me the same thing.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, Damon, it's true of 80.

[Damon]

So they. What?

[Rick Delgado]

They are both 80. So they have a lot.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah, exactly.

[Damon]

Oh, yeah. Vin looks good for 83. I'm telling you. Keep telling him now. And he doesn't believe me, but he does move it around.

[Vinnie Mac]

Good job.

[Damon]

Not shoe polish in his hair anymore. He's just letting it fly. It looks good.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So good. Take my vitamins.

[Damon]

All right. Very good. Lots to do tonight. News, sports, lots to get caught up on on everything. But as we always do right now, let's start with Ton. Tonight's first word. Well, we're ready to expose the latest liberal lunacy that's got the swamp shaking in its boots tonight. And it's quite the doozy. And of course, we've talked about it straight out of the U.S. house Oversight Committee, where they dropped the hammer on what we've all been calling the auto pen presidency of Joe Biden. That's right, folks. The committee has Deemed this morning all of President Biden's executive actions, every single one of them, including those shady pardons, null and void performed by White House staff, signed by an autopen machine. No real presidential hand involved. It was like running the country with a rubber stamp and a ghost in the Oval Office. Can you believe this? Well, of course you can. We've been talking about it. The committee is now demanding an immediate investigation by Attorney General Pam Bondi. They're calling on the U.S. department of justice to conduct a thorough review of these so called executive actions and to scrutinize those key Biden aides who took the Fifth Amendment faster than you can say cover up to hide their slimy participation. As Representative James Comer put it, quote, we have provided Americans with transparency about the Biden auto pen presidency, and now there must be accountability. Amen to that, Congressman. The findings expose a full blown constitutional crisis. Biden's auto pen driven pardons and executive actions lack any verified presidential cons, rendering them legally void. Void, folks, as if they never happened. Now let's talk about the Pardon Transparency and Accountability Act. Something the Biden crew completely ignored like it was yesterday's fake news. It mandates justice impact statements and victim input for clemency. But no, Biden's team just bulldozed right through with aids, invoking the Fifth to shield their roles in this whole scam. Constitutional scholars, real ones, not the liberal hacks on cnn, are unanimous. Pardons can't be delegated, especially when the guy's dealing with cognitive decline. This whole auto pen pardon fiasco reeks of bureaucratic malpractice, my friends. Using a machine to sign clemency orders for politically connected insiders. It undermines the integrity of executive authority like nothing we've ever seen. If Biden couldn't physically approve thousands of these pardons, that's a glaring admission of incompetence, pure and simple. And get this, Attorney General Bondi herself said today. My team has already initiated a review of the Biden administration's reported use of auto pens for pardons. Representative James Comer's new information is extremely helpful and his leadership on this issue is invaluable. Will continue working with GOP oversight to deliver accountability for the American people. Accountability is coming and it's got Pam Bondi's name all over it. Taxpayers deserve to know if unelected staffers weaponize that auto pen to shield their allies from justice. The oversight Committee's findings scream systemic abuse, not some innocent procedural shortcut. Every single auto pen pardon must be scrutinized justice isn't a bulk print job, folks. Every one of them must be looked at. The details behind these mass auto pen pardons demand daylight and Bondi's DOJ must investigate every clemency action to see if Biden's signature was forged or coerced. This isn't partisan politics, by the way. It's about enforcing Article 2's mandate that pardons require conscious presidential intent, not staff overreach. And while we're at it, the D.C. board of Medicine should revoke licenses for any physicians complicit in in hiding what we all saw. Biden's incapacity accountability starts with voiding every auto pen order lacking traceable consent. What else is there? Well remember 30 million funneled from China, Ukraine and Russia through 20 plus shell companies of Biden's, Fauci's Covid lies, January six forged documents, Hunter Biden's foreign cash grabs. It should all face accountability at strong evidence. Strong evidence that these auto pen pardons were void from the get go. No surprise there. But it'll be pointless to litigate this in front of left wing judges in D.C. who probably will tell us auto pens are a civil right. But here's where it could get juicy. The conspiracy to frame Donald Trump. A coordinated effort by the Department of Justice under Biden, elements of the intelligence community and political operatives to weaponize federal law enforcement against Trump through indictments on classified documents, election interference and other charges. All of that clearly has a nexus with Judge Eileen Cannon's courtroom in Florida. Could this DOJ reasonably argue that the auto pen was used as a protective mechanism in a bigger scheme? The auto pen hijackers were granting pardons to protect the overall scheme and the conspirators. The pardons essentially were the escape hatch. Biden's pardons are a confession, a multi layered plot. DOJ frames Trump thwarted by Cannon, thank God. Then Biden insiders pardon enablers via the auto pen to evade accountability. Trump's doj, per the oversight report, now could argue this under Conspiracy Statutes 18 USC 371 claiming obstructed of obstruction of justice or false statements if aids forged approvals. Bondi's probe, echoing Trump's order, targets competence and advantage taking, quote unquote. If emails, thousands of them, reviewed already by the New York Times no less show irregularities, it will bolster the case. Trump's DOJ will enjoy prosecutorial discretion to investigate and the oversight report provides a roadmap. Undocumented approvals could void actions under the administrative law enabling charges against hijackers for forgery, 18 USC 471 or conspiracy. Linking to Trump's framing requires showing intent pardons as cover up for DOJ misconduct, per Jack Smith alleged overreach in Eileen Cannon's courtroom. The nexus between Cannon's courtroom victories and Biden's auto pen pardons paints a compelling picture of a self preserving conspiracy frame. Trump, pardon the framers. Trump's DOJ could reasonably pursue this, leveraging congressional findings for investigations that erode Biden's legacy and deter future probes. But as we all know, until arrests happen, it's just another D.C. spectacle. Prosecute or it's all just noise. The evidence is now on the table. And that's tonight's first word. All right, 11 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Let me give the guys a chance to react and what we saw from James Comer this morning. Vinnie Mac, I'll let you go first.

[Vinnie Mac]

Wow, that is spot on. I mean, think about the real threat to our democracy or any democracy, you know, using the auto pen like they have with all of that background that you noted, which, first of all, you just made a great case. I mean, Pam Bondi should just watch first word and then start putting together her case because you made a great case for the chronology of everything. But just from a simple standpoint of what's going on in this country, the, the, you know, destruction or the attempted destruction of our democracies, which they tried to do, they had no vote for Kamala Harris to come in. They tried to take down a sitting president and Trump and then they used the auto pen to forgive everybody of their sins. And that is a way that communist countries work, dictatorships work, and not our country. They have done everything they can to destroy this country. Trump is brought to us by a higher level, a higher faith, because there's nobody I could think of that could have come in here politically at least a politician and had the ability and the vision and the power and the want and the desire to fix this. So thank God for him.

[Damon]

All right. We'll let Delgado respond when we get back. Plus, we'll do sports with Slick. All coming up on a Tuesday, just getting started. Live from Studio 6B. We're back right after this.

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[Damon]

All right, 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night. Gotta remember, it's not Tuesday. It's not Monday. It is Tuesday.

[Rick Delgado]

Tuesday.

[Damon]

I was with you for a short time last night after TP USA October 28th. Real America's Voice all across the country. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do some sports here in a second. Delgado's here. Vinnie Mac's gon some news. Aaron and Fran holding it down. This Friday is Halloween and we will be at the America first warehouse for a spooky lfs for another horror show. The usual horror show on Friday nights.

[Rick Delgado]

Will be everyday Halloween be on display.

[Damon]

Right on the money, Slick.

[Fran]

Let's go.

[Damon]

We'll be, we'll be going again on Friday night. The usual Friday night horror show starring Rick Delgado will be there. This time Delgado's going to be dressed up in his.

[Slick Scott]

He's going to be distraction.

[Damon]

My award win, award winning wedding outfit. Yes.

[Slick Scott]

The Skelly.

[Vinnie Mac]

Was it a toilet?

[Rick Delgado]

No, it was not a toilet.

[Slick Scott]

It was a stall.

[Vinnie Mac]

As I hear you got good toilet stories.

[Rick Delgado]

It's a bowl.

[Slick Scott]

It's a stall. It's Delgado.

[Damon]

So Delgado, before we get to sports, you wanted to chime in on the auto pen. I know you have some auto pen news coming up as well.

[Rick Delgado]

But I do have some auto pen news.

[Damon]

What did you think about what we saw from James Comer this morning?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, that's what I'll be hitting on with the news clip that I've got. But in terms of what you just did there, I'm wondering in terms of the conspiracy aspect that you're. You're referred to.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

It makes an interesting. It makes for an interesting position for these guys to now find themselves in. Because if they can prove a conspiracy was behind all of this. And I'm sure you know, when you look at the COVID 19 stuff. And you look at some of the other things and the people in the J6 committee that also got pardons, there are conspiracies to cover up things that, that one, though, that you talked about, I hadn't thought about. So it'll be interesting to see how this unfolds and if it, if it actually, you know, bears fruit. Because let's face it, something like this could easily turn into a he said, he said, you know, fight where it's like, well, it's somebody's word against somebody's word. And, and then we're left with basically holding the bag of nothing. So hopefully it doesn't turn into that.

[Damon]

And as I said, in all of these cases, no matter who they are against or what they're for, arguing them in front of liberal, in these liberal areas, where you're going to get a 95 to 5 percentage of the people who skew one way or the other, mostly liberal, is going to be pointless. And, and, and not only, by the way, are the, would the, if it gets that far to a jury, be the problem. But the damn judicial problem we have in the country. Look at this judge today. It just, it, the judicial tyranny never, ever ends. We have a, we have a judge now who's come out tonight and said that, no, no, no, President Trump can't. President Trump can't fire people. Federal judge indefinitely blocks Trump administration from laying off federal workers during shutdown. I don't even know why we vote for president anymore. We should just vote.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, didn't the Supreme Court already settle this argument?

[Vinnie Mac]

They have, and no one's listening. And the Supreme Court needs to step in again and take real action, like maybe disbarring some of these judges. I mean, they should not even be judges. They're defying every piece of common sense and logic we have in this country. And the Supreme Court.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, they need to be impeached. Get them.

[Vinnie Mac]

I'm all for impeachment.

[Damon]

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[Rick Delgado]

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[Damon]

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[Slick Scott]

All right, Big D. Well, we got a big night, a lot of games going on. We got the World Series Game 4. Shohei Ohtani on the mound for the Dodgers. I don't know, we're gonna get into the story in a little bit, but man, I stayed up till 3am to see that game end on that Freddie Freeman, 408 yard, 408 foot shot to center field. What a game. Unbelievable. Tied the record for the longest World Series game in history. 18 innings.

[Damon]

2.

[Slick Scott]

It was a double header in one night. Unbelievable.

[Vinnie Mac]

Good baseball, Good quality baseball.

[Slick Scott]

Fantastic. Great P super defense.

[Damon]

I saw, I saw a stat that said Ohtani's last two games at home, I think it was like seven at bats, four home runs, two doubles and a triple or something like that.

[Slick Scott]

And on top of that, they walked the guy five times last night for goodness sakes. They kept intentionally walking him. They wouldn't let him hit. I mean, how many times he could. It could have even did more damage.

[Damon]

Guy is crazy. And he's on the map tonight, right?

[Slick Scott]

He's on the mound tonight. In fact, he's batting right now. No score, middle of the first. Coming up here in the bottom of the first Dodgers, with the win tonight, they'll be up three games to one. It's going to be a commanding lead. So Toronto really needs to summon their baseball hitting and get this game going because they didn't pretty much hit the ball after, after about the fifth, sixth inning last night, they pretty much quieted down and Dodgers just kept hitting long balls, kept loading the bases up, kept getting guys on and then finally they came through. Dodgers is just a fantastic team. Shohei Ohtani, modern day Babe Ruth, no question, not even overstated. But before I get into that big D, I do want to do a quick, I want to recap oddsmakers because we weren't here last night and we had a busy weekend with odds makers. Nobody really did so great. Aaron had came in at 2:2 and our audience, Susan did a respectable 2:2. I was 1:3. I was really way off. I only got the college game right. But let me just really quickly recap if I might. Number four banner with a 2922 win wasn't enough for 11.5 points spread for Aaron to cover that one there. So the tie didn't cover against South Carolina there and in Texas A and M, they won that game actually pretty big. 49, 25, LSU, LSU, Patriot. I know you were getting on me, but your team didn't show up. And Brian Kelly he's showing out. He lost his job. He got fired on Sunday, so he's no longer with the club. And then we had NFL. Let's get into that right away. The Ravens with a good win. Aaron was on that pick. They beat Dubbears 30 to 16. Susan and I from the audience were on the Bears. We took the loss there. Dallas, don't even talk to me about them. 44, 24. They never showed up. Bo Nix with a big, big day. 247 yards, four touchdowns against a Dallas defense that couldn't defend against a middle school team. I mean, they're absolutely pathetic, the team. And you know what? Dak Prescott wasn't so impressive either. So not a good game there, but we could write a book on that. Tampa. I tell you, it was unbelievable. Baker Mayfield set in his car for the. For the second half. Didn't even really play at all, and they still won. 23. 3. They look fantastic. So they mopped up against the Saints. My. My accountant was at the game, actually. He was in the Mercedes Dorme down there. He said it was miserable. I saw him last night. Colts, of course. Best record. They had to wait till their owner, poor Jim Ursay, he passed away, right? And look at the team they have now. They're the best team in football. Danny Dimes, right? What do they call him? Danny Indiana Jones here. He's having an unbelievable season. 272 yards, three touchdowns. Big win there. 38, 14. And then me and Susan, we were on the Niners. Niners fell to the Texans, 26:15. They never even got off the plane there in the morning. It was an early game for them. Aaron had the Steelers last night. They fell. They didn't come out for the second half. You saw that game.

[Damon]

Game.

[Slick Scott]

Green Bay looks good. I'll tell you. Green Bay in Detroit. There's your NFC Championship game right there. And Kansas City with a big win last night. I think that's your AFC team right now.

[Vinnie Mac]

How about your accountant? Like, who does he play for?

[Slick Scott]

My account.

[Vinnie Mac]

I want to know more about the accountant.

[Slick Scott]

When the Saints Go Marching Out. Yeah, we filed my taxes already. Good thing, man.

[Damon]

That's like the Dallas defense. One look at it and you go.

[Slick Scott]

Oh, geez, old Jerry. It's time to hang it up. Big D. It's getting bad.

[Vinnie Mac]

So it's in the audience.

[Damon]

Well, good on you for recognizing. It's like, good on you for.

[Slick Scott]

Yeah, you know what? They lose.

[Damon]

I told you before the season started, their defense was going to suck. But whatever, Nobody listens.

[Slick Scott]

I don't even want to say it. But the next two out of three Mondays that are coming up are going to be Dallas Cowboy football on Monday Night Football. And I'm not even going to take off. I'm going to be at the desk here because I don't know.

[Damon]

Why would you take off?

[Slick Scott]

Well, usually I sit in Harry's office with the rubber room there, but I'm going to sit up, sit out with you guys because the game's over in the first half anyway, so what's the difference?

[Vinnie Mac]

We'll call your accountant. He'll come with you.

[Damon]

Please do.

[Slick Scott]

That's a true story, Mike.

[Damon]

So we're not going to put you in the rubber room?

[Slick Scott]

No, I'm g. Sit out here with the men and do a real show here. That's a wrap. Big D with 30 seconds to go.

[Damon]

Okay, very good, slickster. We'll do some more sports. We'll do some. We'll do some news with Delgados and news with Vinnie Mack, Aaron and Fran.

[Rick Delgado]

That was the most exasperated sports report I ever heard. Everything was, well, this happened and that ruined my weekend.

[Slick Scott]

That wasn't the best weekend, Aaron.

[Vinnie Mac]

Am I wrong?

[Slick Scott]

I mean, God, no.

[Damon]

They were terrible.

[Slick Scott]

Aaron got a win. Congratulations.

[Damon]

1 in 16 now on the table.

[Slick Scott]

No, they gotta get on a roll now.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, we'll see.

[Slick Scott]

Like ham and eggs.

[Rick Delgado]

We heard about his accountant. What is what car's accountant drives and he's exasperated.

[Slick Scott]

This guy wins a skelly and now he's got stuff over.

[Vinnie Mac]

He's got a lot to say.

[Damon]

All right. 26 past the hour. Live from Studio 6, speed. Let's get this thing back on the track. So we'll do. Forget that. We're going with Delgado next. It ain't out of the tracks. All right, we're back right after this.

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[Damon]

All right, 30 minutes past the hour, live from Studio 6B. So President Trump is on the move. And I believe we have a live shot of Air Force One sitting on the tarmac. Where is he? South Korea. And he's going to North Korea or something?

[Vinnie Mac]

No, South Korea.

[Damon]

He's in Japan and he's heading to North Korea. Korea. No, he's sending to South Korea. He's not meaning the little fat guy with the ball haircut? No. I'm glad we cover these things in the break. I have bad memory, so I can't remember from one area to the next. There he is. Look at this. Come on now. Here he comes.

[Slick Scott]

Oh, wow.

[Rick Delgado]

He's in Marine One. They call it Marine One when he's in a helicopter, right?

[Slick Scott]

Yep.

[Damon]

Well, yes. It's all. It's Marine One. Yes.

[Vinnie Mac]

This guy's got energy beyond.

[Slick Scott]

Energy beyond.

[Vinnie Mac]

I mean, this trip is busy. He flew all the way to Asia. He's already had. If this is going to be his third. Fourth country.

[Announcer]

Country.

[Vinnie Mac]

Fourth country in two days.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And I bet he's still hungry.

[Slick Scott]

I was watching TV Saturday night at 1:40am Sunday morning, he comes on, does a live conference on the. He's signing the peace treaty. Yeah. I'm like, wait a minute, it's 1:40 in the morning.

[Damon]

He's up. Yeah. Well, you know, you adjust as you get over there, your body and you can sleep on Air Force One. So. Oh, man.

[Rick Delgado]

But we've heard from. From the press, the press pool. He doesn't sleep on airplane.

[Slick Scott]

Sleep on the plane.

[Rick Delgado]

He wakes them up and starts talking to them.

[Damon]

The guy's a machine. The guy is just the machine. You see him get off when he first got off in. Where did he first get off? They were dancing and he went over and joined them.

[Rick Delgado]

Malaysia.

[Vinnie Mac]

Wow. Yeah.

[Damon]

I laughed so hard. He went over and hit him with the Trump dance. I mean, it was just fantastic.

[Vinnie Mac]

He did that with the military, too. He did the YMCA thing.

[Damon]

So we believe this is President Trump right here in Marine One.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Damon]

Coming in and wait. Air Force One, obviously, as you can see right there waiting for him. And he'll be departing. Beautiful. Where is this again? Japan. Where's like the.

[Rick Delgado]

Then he's gonna go to South.

[Slick Scott]

The prime minister, I heard, really took a liking.

[Vinnie Mac]

They got along.

[Rick Delgado]

I got that.

[Slick Scott]

Oh, you got that. Yeah, I heard that earlier.

[Damon]

Where's The. Where's the send off crowd?

[Rick Delgado]

Here?

[Damon]

What do we got here? This is it. Well, there you go. So we'll keep this up. We'll show it to you a lot. Maybe we won't keep it up.

[Vinnie Mac]

That's all you need to say, Damon. Let's keep it up.

[Damon]

So we'll keep it up. Oh, it's in the little box. Oh, okay. But I can't. My eyes are so bad, Aaron. My retinas are both detached and I can't see anything. So there. I can see that safely. We want to see our guy walk out.

[Slick Scott]

I do want to see him walk out. Hope he's not wearing a kimono.

[Damon]

Yeah, we hope. I hope it's actually him.

[Vinnie Mac]

He'll have a kimono and slippers, right?

[Damon]

Karate Kid, do some news while we're watching this. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, it's news that I'm sure President Trump has been briefed about when we're talking about, and of course, it was mentioned throughout. Your first word tonight, Damon, is the Biden auto pen investigation as James Comer has declared those pardons to be void. And basically, according to James Comer, they've done all the heavy lifting and presented the case to the Justice Department and to Attorney General Pam Bondi, who here is James Comer talking about that with Benny Johnson today? Cut number five as he explains everything that went into and what the next steps are, hopefully into this case to find out exactly what happened during those last few weeks, I guess, of the Biden administration when it comes to signing, signing pardons, using the dreaded auto pen. Cut number five. Check this out.

[James Comer]

I think that the evidence is there. We've done the hard lifting. The tedious part of a, of an investigation, whether it's a congressional investigation or a normal Department of Justice investigation, we have now formalized the report. It's been out for what, four or five hours. Not a single Democrat or media personality is disputing one ounce of that. We are handing this to Pam Bondi on a silver platter and saying the investigation is done. We think there should be accountability and accountability, Benny, is in the form of the pardon should be declared void. And those are the pardons for Dr. Fauci, the Biden family members, the January 6th committee, Adam Schiff, you know, the deep state actors that Joe Biden pardoned on the way out. All the pardons should be declared void. And if, if she wanted to go even further, I think you, you bring in Dr. O' Connor and you know, asked him again if they lied about Joe Biden's health. But I think that the, the evidence is there and this will hold up in court.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there it is from James Comer talking with Benny Johnson about the, the stuff that they've done and as if on cue and, and, and I think this is what I like most about this, this new wave of media and the way that the administration is using it and people in the government are using it. They're saying we've done the work. We're now handing it to the Attorney General Pam Bondi. She can't just take this. They can't say oh yeah, we handed it to her and we'll see what happens.

[Vinnie Mac]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

They've already explained everything that they've done and said here it is, it's all done, we're giving it to you now. Now she can't just sit there and bury it. She's got to do something, something because if she does nothing, then that falls into, oh, just another, just another way to get rid of, you know, let, let people skate from the crimes that they've committed. And as Yvonne Cue. Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced she has initiated the investigation into former President Joe Biden's use of the auto pen hours after the Republican controlled House of Oversight Committee released a report declaring many of his pardons to be void. The letter accompanied a 93 page report alleging that the committee found a cover up of the President's cognitive dec. And according to Bondi, she tweeted out or x'd out. I should say that my team is reviewing the Biden administration's reported use of the auto pen pardons. Thank you to Representative James Comer for his great work on this, blah, blah, blah. So there you have it, Damon. The initiation of the, of the investigation has begun. Let's hope there is. You know, it seems to be a lot of work to get the fruit off of this tree. Let's see if they actually go through with it.

[Vinnie Mac]

We need to have this go away by the way. I mean we'd have to this get actually done.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Vinnie Mac]

Because if we're going to prosecute people like for real, these pardons have to go away. And you know, Foushee and others, that has to go away and we need to be able to prosecute them. So she has Pam Bondi a major motivation.

[Damon]

Hey Aaron, let's go. We'll get back to this. Let's take this full screen because I always love the pomp and circumstance of the American President moving around the world. Let's. Let's take this full. If there's sound that's worthwhile, we can take that, too. But. But let's put it full again. Marine One just landed on the tarmac. We're watching, waiting for President Trump to disembark from Marine One and board Air Force One. Is that Marco as he gets ready to. Probably. That's Susie Wiles to depart for South Korea.

[Vinnie Mac]

Damon, where are they going to after this?

[Damon]

That's. Did I say it right? South Korea. Okay. Oh, you got it. Thank you.

[Vinnie Mac]

That's good.

[Damon]

So we'll see who recognize anybody else. Getting off.

[Slick Scott]

My accountant getting off.

[Vinnie Mac]

He's had it with Dallas. He's gone to South Korea with his.

[Damon]

Tax return right there in the bag.

[Vinnie Mac]

Last time I listened to Slick on a bet.

[Rick Delgado]

Now I'm going to South Korea. Let's see if they have a football team.

[Damon]

All right, here we go. Let's watch.

[Slick Scott]

Oh, coming out the front.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it's an interesting tie.

[Slick Scott]

I love it. The president.

[Vinnie Mac]

Non stop, non stop. Is right, man. Great. Getting on a plane and all these leaders, they like him. You could see by the body language, even if they're adversarial, like the guy from Canada or even the guy from England, you know, they like him. They laugh, they smile. The body language is so positive.

[Slick Scott]

He's engaging. I mean, he's.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I think part of it, too, is he's disarming.

[Vinnie Mac]

He is.

[Rick Delgado]

I think he. I think they all go into it thinking, oh, he's gonna. He's gonna beat me up. And all of a sudden, like, what? Wait, He's a normal. He's a normal person.

[Vinnie Mac]

He has one normal conversation. Yeah. Funny.

[Slick Scott]

You can sit at the airport bar with him, sit next to him and get a conversation going for an hour. Yeah, that's the kind of guy he is.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah, yeah.

[Slick Scott]

About anything. He's so versed on so many topics.

[Damon]

I think it's more that they don't want to end up on the wrong side.

[Vinnie Mac]

The of.

[Damon]

Of the story of. Why do you show me a picture of my house myself?

[Slick Scott]

But this your house, I think.

[Damon]

I think it's the strength to get door opener. The man that brings people to the table because they know that he's not dealing with any of their nonsense.

[Slick Scott]

There he goes. He gets some rest.

[Damon]

There you go. President Trump take a break. Boarding Air Force One on his way from Japan to South Korea on this unbelievable overseas trip that he's doing.

[Rick Delgado]

And he's not done yet.

[Damon]

And he is not done yet.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon]

And we'll be covering obviously every step of it, including tomorrow night. I believe Steve Bannon is going to be doing some special coverage as well tomorrow night of the president's trip overseas, obviously with the change in time. So it's a lot of it's late overnight, but we're going to be covering it all right here on Real America's Voice. So we'll leave that up as Air Force One gets ready to depart. As long as we have a shot, we'll, we'll show you the takeoff, so.

[Rick Delgado]

You can leave that up.

[Damon]

Aaron Delgado, let's continue with the news.

[Rick Delgado]

Speaking of President Trump, I'm sure he's happy with the way things are going with his approval ratings and the approval ratings of his party, the Republican Party. Is CNN's senior data reporter your favorite in mind, Damon. He loves the polls. Harry Anton, my man, revealed today that the Republican Party's approval rating is skyrocketing among the American public during the government shutdown as we again make our way towards the 2026 midterm elections. Here is cut number six. Here is Harry going up and coming down and talking about how the GOP is doing better during the shutdown than they were anticipated. To cut number six, check this out.

[Harry Anton]

You might think given that the Republicans are in charge of both the House and the Senate, that a government shutdown might actually hurt hurt the Republican brand. But in fact, it hasn't. If anything, it's been helped a little bit. Take a look here, the shift in net popularity versus pre shutdown among the G. When we're looking at the Republican Party overall, that brand actually up two points. That's within the margin of error, but clearly it hasn't dropped. Come over this side of screen. Look at the net approval ratings for Republicans in Congress. It's actually up five points since pre shutdown. So what we're seeing here is the Republican brand in Congress has actually improved somewhat compared to where we were pre shutdown despite the fact the Republicans control and that's the math that John Doon and Mike Johnson are looking at is hey, why should we give an electorally speaking when our brand has actually improved a little bit?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it. The GOP is doing better. You might be asking to yourself, self.

[Damon]

Look at John, what's his name next to him. They're trying to unplug the screen there live during the if Richard Simmons did.

[Vinnie Mac]

This, this is what he would be doing.

[Rick Delgado]

You're probably asking yourself, self, how the Democrats doing? Well, Damon, cut number seven is going to tell you how the Democrats are doing right here as Har Gary Anton dives into their numbers, cut seven, check this out.

[Vinnie Mac]

How do Democrats, how are they positioned right now?

[Harry Anton]

Yeah. So I mean, look, the general congressional ballot, which traditionally Democrats have done really well on. And if you look at this point back when Trump was president the first time around, Democrats were up 11 points. Look at where it is now. Democrats are ahead, but they're actually only up three points. This is in fact the worst position Democrats have been on in a generic ballot at this point in midterm when there was a Republican president in the last 20 years.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Years.

[Harry Anton]

And this is no different from pre shutdown. So Republicans aren't losing on this metric either. They become more popular and they're actually in a pretty good position for them historically when it comes to the generic congressional ballot.

[Vinnie Mac]

This is a concerning number for Democrats.

[Harry Anton]

Are you saying this is a concerning number for Democrats? Because it's considerably worse than they traditionally do in midterm elections when there's a Republican president.

[Vinnie Mac]

Harry and thank you very much.

[Harry Anton]

Thank you, my friend.

[Slick Scott]

Thank you.

[Damon]

Come back to the studio.

[Vinnie Mac]

Should I do it? Showing up raindrops and Roses is two snaps up.

[Damon]

All right, live from Studio 6P Vinnie Max, got some news, more sports, all coming up on a Tuesday right after this.

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[Damon]

Live look at Air Force One taxiing out as the President of the United States departs Japan for South Korea on his overseas trip, continuing to go out there and deliver for the United States of America. And he will continue on here on this really momentous Trip that he's on. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Signing big deals. We'll go into some of those deals later.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Plus, you know, the expected meet with China's Xi Jinping.

[Vinnie Mac]

Big, big meeting. Big meeting.

[Damon]

Yeah, I know. Vin, you've got some. Some stuff in your news about Trump and what he's. What maybe this trip is leading to inspiring a kind of a new wave of. Of nationalism. We'll talk about that. I know you got a bunch of stuff in the news. Let's do some of it. Vinnie Mac, what's going on?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Vinnie Mac]

Thank you very much. And I might as well start with that because he's in. He's in Japan. He's leaving for South Korea, I believe. Damon, I think you've clarified that a few times. Thank you for that.

[Damon]

Of course.

[Vinnie Mac]

Thank you for your attention in this matter.

[Rick Delgado]

He's going for the barbecue.

[Vinnie Mac]

But you've got Argentina, Italy and Japan. They have all elected people based on their country first, but not in an isolationist, as an isolationist way. And that's what people give Trump such a bad rap in the whole America. First thing is this isolationist, this guy on a plane traveling around the world. How many times have we seen him visiting countries all over the world, making deals with foreign leaders? That's not isolationist. He's taking the global platform and just making it, you know, at our benefit. You know, how about that for once? And the other countries are seeing the same thing. They have seen country after country invaded by immigrants, illegal immigrants, immigrants from other parts of the country that are changing their cultures. I think you're seeing now countries waking up Japan's first female leader. That's an amazing thing for Japan. So that's one thing I find astonishing, and I don't think it's anywhere near the end. We're going to see this happening over and over and over. But I did want to talk about some domestic news, and it just absolutely drives me crazy because every day there's something that just defies logic within our university systems, our colleges and so on. And we've seen so much negativity, yet there's so much positivity. When Charlie Kirk was on campus, and so was Turning Point usa, talking to students who might have different views and having a conversation, number one, by the way, a peaceful conversation, a conversation with facts and discussion and dialogue back and forth. I had a huge Facebook battle today, by the way, on Charlie Kirk with people that said that he was this bad guy and that he said all these bad things. And I'm like, find me that Bad thing, cuz that's more media nonsense. Well, Loyola Marymount is the biggest loser today, the school in New Orleans, because their student government has said, no, no, we will not allow TPUSA a chapter here on our university. That's just like saying we're not going to allow anybody to speak at our college that we disagree with. Let's just put it there. And how many years did we see that running through our universities where all we saw were conservative speakers protested and pushed out and not even be able to talk? I mean, it was countless speaker after speaker. Charlie broke through that. And here's a university, by the way. Loyola is a Jesuit university. These are faith people. What's with that? You know, what's wrong with these people anyhow? I thought it was newsworthy because just when you start to think we're making some really good progress in the university side, you have a university like this taking a position to keep dialogue from happening on their campus. Hopefully there it is. And by the way, Loyola is a great school. Oh yeah, there's a bunch of Loyolas. They're all top, top notch schools. And I thought this was a piece of domestic news that was worth pointing out. And I think it's this movement that is overriding all of these things. The schools and universities need this movement. They need tposa, they need an alternative view, they need a discussion that has shut it out is just terrible for the students and I feel, you know, bad for them in general.

[Damon]

Speaking of terrible for the students and shutting things out in a different way, Vin, we haven't had a really a chance on air to talk about the Real Clear Politics article.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Damon]

Entitled Real America's Voice and the real cost of free Speech. And as you talk about how these campuses need TPUSA and trying to cut them out is just bad for everybody involved. This, this article talked about another form of, of censorship and cutting out. And that of course is advertisers. And we've talked about this before, but this specifically deals with this network and what they're up against, along with a lot of places, you know, you could think of, I'm sure of the Blaze, the Daily Wire, Newsmax, other places that they're all dealing with this form of censorship that doesn't get a lot of attention and that is in the advertising space.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah. This is the highest form of discrimination and a blocking of freedom of speech. And it's not just about advertising. If I want to, if anybody wants to put a business out of business, well, you tell them you turn their Customers off. You don't allow them to have customers. And in this case, case, advertisers. The Biden administration, in addition to shutting down our voices on our conservative voices on social media and other places, debanking us. The Trumps were debanked. Several of us here at the show have been debanked. Many people in this country debanked because they wanted to hurt us personally and our businesses. And this article talks all about the blocking and the blacklisting of advertisers who just normally flow into shows like ours and any show on real America's Voice or any other network that about talks. Talks conservative politics. So Real Clear Politics did a great feature on this. Extremely well written, by the way. Just wanted to make sure you knew that. And it covered the point in a strong way. Because when I talk about freedom of speech, well, if they cut the advertisers out of, you know, platforms like ours, we can't voice our opinions and neither can the people who agree with us or want to be taught things or learn things about what we're saying. Saying it's silencing an entire part of this country, which, by the way, is the majority of this country. Look at any map. Look at any election map. The majority of this country is red. Okay, make no mistake, this is the west coast and a little on the east coast, but it's red. And then when you cut the advertisers off, think about it. I drive a car, you drive a car, I get gas, I buy food, we buy clothes, we buy all of these things. We're consumers. Why in hell heck would advertisers not want to reach us? It doesn't make any sense. Well, it's not exactly the advertisers all the time. It's these automated systems, and that's what they talk about here, these automated pipes which go in and basically say, we want to reach this demographic and this target audience. But as soon as they see it's a real America's Voice, another conservative outlet, it is blacklisted. And it's not like someone's saying that because it's a big word to say when you don't get advertising, it is literally actually blacklisted. Like, for real. They deliberately talk about this.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And Elon Musk actually put together a lawsuit that targeted the World Federation of Advertisers. This happened about a year or so ago. The initiative called the Global alliance of Responsible Media, which led the boycott against X because Musk acquired Twitter in late of late 2022. So they put together they used this advertising boycott got that was, you know, the coalition to say, okay, we're gonna, we're gonna try and choke them off. And that's exactly what they've been doing to networks like this is they try and choke off those advertisers saying oh, and you need, you need a score. They had some, some stupid media score. Right. It's a fake media score that they came up with and if you don't have a certain number, well then that's bad on you. So, so it's, it's all these little, these little games and this shenanigans that they do to try and you know, scare these companies from advertising. Oh well, if we don't have a good media score, we're going to be black marked and people get, nobody cares. Nobody cares about stupid stuff like this.

[Vinnie Mac]

You remember they were burning down Teslas?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Vinnie Mac]

Remember they're burning dealerships.

[Slick Scott]

Yep.

[Vinnie Mac]

I mean that's another form of it. The left enabled and enacted that. And they also cut him off, you know, X, they cut off his advertising at X when he took over Doge and started doing all the Doge stuff. It's all just a bunch of malarkey. I could tell you this. The owner of this network work is not taking it. He is going after both politically and to these advertising groups aggressively. We're going to get this fixed. But why do we have to do that? Shouldn't have to do it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Damon]

All right, it's a wrap an hour one hour two coming back. We'll do some sports with six some more headlines with Del Agatel Real America's Voice Live from Studio 6P on a Tuesday night. We're back right after this.

[Fran]

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All right. Hour two, live from Studio 6B, plus an extra minute of live from Studio 6 speed tonight in here in our 2Real America's Voice. So you always say you want more live from Studio Six Speed tonight. Yeah. We're giving you an extra 60 seconds flick series. Gonna do sports. Rick Delgado is going to do the news. Vinnie Mac's gonna do some more news. We'll get to sports that we skipped in the last segment here in the second. But I realized because we were watching President Trump in the greatest flying beacon of freedom that there is in the world, Air Force One with the President of the United States on it, taking off from Japan on its way to South Korea as the president continues his overseas trip. So we missed tonight's episode of Diaper Diplomacy. So let's do that now. It was a very small building. Trump takes questions on the East Wing demolition. Roll it, Aaron.

[Rick Delgado]

Many people were surprised the entire East.

[Slick Scott]

Wing is being demolished because you had.

[Fran]

Said initially that the bordering would just touch the Hoover. Well, certain areas have been, yeah, certain certain areas are being left. We determined that after really a tremendous amount of study with some of the best architects in the world. We determined that, really knocking it down, trying to use a little section, you know, the East Wing was not much, there was not much left from the original. It was over the course of 100 years, it was changed, the columns were removed, and it was a much different building. Then a story was added on. In 1948, 1949, there was a story added on which was not particularly nice. And the building was very, very much changed from what it was originally. It was never thought of as being much. It was a very small and rather than allowing that to hurt, a very expensive, beautiful building that frankly, they've been after for years. You have that. I brought these along so people could see. But it's, you know, there's a relative. Nobody's actually seen anything quite like it. I think it'll be one of the great ballrooms anywhere in the world. It's about $300 million. It's set to do many, many things, including meetings of foreign leaders, including, including the honoring of foreign leaders. You can see this, this is a plan if it's got tables so that.

[Vinnie Mac]

You, Honor, we have tables.

[Fran]

A foreign leader, we have a proper space right now. We have a space that with tables holds about 79 people. And this is a proper kind of a thing. Now, what the White House was doing, as you know, is they were putting tents out on the lawn. This is curious how to the ballroom. I think there'll be nothing like it. And it's being paid for 100% by me and some friends of mine, donors to it. The government's paying absolutely nothing. We're also working with the military on it because they want to make sure everything's perfect. And the military is very much involved in this. They want to make sure everything is absolutely beautiful. You can see the kind of interiors that we're talking about. That's an interior of the ballroom, and it's the highest level. And you see it goes beautifully with the White House. I mean, the mix is beautiful. So over the years, many presidents have made changes. This obviously would be the biggest change. But this was something they've wanted for at least 150 years.

[Damon]

There you go.

[Vinnie Mac]

I love it.

[Slick Scott]

That really is just.

[Vinnie Mac]

Do you think there's any gold in that ballroom, by the way?

[Damon]

Oh, man.

[Fran]

Yeah, right.

[Rick Delgado]

I think my favorite baby on that one is the Teddy Roosevelt baby.

[Vinnie Mac]

Oh, he was great.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, spot on. A baby can grow a mustache like that. Oh, my goodness.

[Slick Scott]

That is fan. That's a fantastic teddy.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm jealous.

[Damon]

Yep. All right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you're going to shop at my pillow. And it's a great way to support Mike Lindell. Great way to support the show. Plus, we'll give you a free T shirt if you use our code or. Yeah, free T shirt out of our store. Live from studio6b.com where there's always great new stuff coming out. So go check it out. It's right on the homepage. Live from studio6b.com. If you send us your receipt showing that you used our code, we'll give you a free shirt of your choice. Pick anything. Let's do sports. Slick's got it. What's going on?

[Slick Scott]

Update on the World Series. Big game three in the World Series. Actually game four tonight. Dodgers are up two games to one. Almost a must win for Toronto tonight. But Vladimir Guerrero with a nice shot to left center. Two run homer off. Shohei Ohtani pitching for the Dodgers tonight. They're up 2 to 1 and it is the bottom of the third inning. We'll be tracking that again.

[Damon]

Again.

[Slick Scott]

Blue Jays almost in a must win situation. They can't afford to go down three games to one here. And while continuing with the World Series, Brad Paisley singing the national anthem guarantees a long night. This is Dylan Gwynedd Breitbart in addition to death and taxes, we can now add going deep into extra innings and games where Brad Paisley sings the National Anthem to life's short list of guarantees. The renowned country star sang the Star Spangled Banner ahead of Monday's 18 inning marathon game three of the World Series Series between the Dodgers and the Blue Jays, something that would be notable even if he had only done it once. However, unbelievably, Monday night marked the second time Paisley has sung the anthem before a World Series game that lasted 18 innings. Indeed, the country star has sung the national anthem at both of the longest games in World Series history, Monday night's game and Game 3 of the 2018 World Series. And if that wasn't enough, Paisley also sang the national anthem at an 11 winning 11 inning World Series game in game two, 2017 and a 10 inning game won in 2014. So Paisley, if he's, if he's gonna be singing that night, you better, you better call him sick to work late the next day. Long night, great story over there and well, you know, kind of some sad news here with Adrian Peterson.

[Damon]

That boy can play the guitar by the way. Oh man, thank you.

[Slick Scott]

Can he ever. Can he ever. And Adrian Peterson, boy, one of the greatest running backs of all time here, was seen asleep behind the wheel in a running car before a dwee arrest. This is Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart. Former Minnesota Vikings run running back Adrian Peterson was reportedly found slumped over the wheel in his running vehicle before being arrested for driving under the influence on Sunday. Photos of the 40 year old ex NFL player show him asleep at the wheel in his black SUV at the pumps of a Sugar Land, Texas gas station, TMZ reported. As he sat phone in hand to sleep at the wheel. Police were called to the gas station where Peterson reportedly failed several sobriety tests before being arrested. TMZ added that a police report also says that a gun was found in the car. The 15 season NFL veterans veteran was charged with driving while intoxicated and unlawfully carrying a weapon. According to the Sugar Land Police Department, Sunday's arrest is Peterson's second dwe arrest this year. So obviously the young man's got got definitely needs some help. You know he was threatening Emma Smith's all time rushing record at one point. That's how good he was. I remember fantasy football people were lining up to grab him. So very sad story there Big D. And I'm gonna call that a rapid sports there. I think I covered enough. Got a couple other stories including that Penguins fan who fell from the upper promenade there. We'll have that re. Update on their health as well.

[Damon]

Some.

[Slick Scott]

Some sad news there in the NHL.

[Damon]

All right, let's look. Very good. Yeah. Quite the fall from grace for Adrian Peterson.

[Slick Scott]

So unbelievable.

[Damon]

A couple quick hitters. I just want to get to. There was a Senate bill tonight that was voted on to make daylight savings time permanent, and that failed. So I say prosecute them all immediately.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, I agree.

[Slick Scott]

I agree 100%.

[Vinnie Mac]

I need that hour, man.

[Slick Scott]

Yeah.

[Damon]

So ridiculous.

[Slick Scott]

I give up daylight.

[Damon]

Well, I'll tell you, you know, why it probably failed is the same reason that this actually passed, and that is that the U.S. senate tonight votes to terminate President Trump's 50% tariffs on Brazilian imports. This actually passed the Senate 5248 Daylight Savings Time. No good. But let's get rid of Trump's tariffs on Brazilian imports. That passed 5248. You know why it passed 52 to 48? You want to know? I'll tell you why. Okay. Because you have Republicans who are a bunch of kneecappers and want to kneecap the president because of their own personal hatred for him. And their TDS overflows bubbling out of their ears every day of their putrid existence. And you know who it is? Take a wild guess. Who's the first name on there? You got it. You got it. We still got to deal with this. This guy, the frozen turtle, he just won't go away. Mitch McConnell. He's vote number one. Take a vote. Get. Take a guess who's number two. Okay, very good, Vin.

[Vinnie Mac]

Thank you.

[Damon]

We're two for two. It's like family Feud here. All right, slick, who's your first guess? Who else is there? That's a good guess, but that's a. That's one. One strike. Delgado, who's your next guess?

[Rick Delgado]

It's got to be one of the trifecta, right? It's Murkowski, Collins, McConnell.

[Damon]

There you go. Now you got three on the board. Oh, boy.

[Vinnie Mac]

Boy.

[Damon]

Last two are going to be a little more difficult. Probably don't know this. Okay, Vin, who's your next guest?

[Vinnie Mac]

My next guess would be.

[Damon]

I'll give you a hint.

[Vinnie Mac]

Rand Paul.

[Damon]

Ding, ding, ding, ding. There's four of the fives. Very good.

[Vinnie Mac]

All right, I got all them, huh?

[Damon]

And we got one more, Slick. Okay, I'll give you a hint.

[Vinnie Mac]

Someone else, please.

[Damon]

From North Carolina. Who? I said that. Lara Trump. If she really wants to run somewhere, forget Florida, she should run in North Carolina to get rid of this Stooge.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, I know the one.

[Damon]

Do you have any idea? Okay, Delgado, hit it.

[Rick Delgado]

It's Mel Tillis.

[Damon]

You got it. Mel Tillis, his brother Tom. Yes, Tom Tillis. Mel Tillis speaks better than Thom Tillis, by the way.

[Vinnie Mac]

Tillis family. Yes.

[Damon]

So Thom Tillis, Rand Paul, Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins and Mitch McConnell.

[Vinnie Mac]

Wow.

[Damon]

Kneecapping the President and saying, no, we'll get rid of his 50% tariffs on Brazilian imports. I wonder now, by the way, let me just. Also, state, state, who cares what these losers voted on because this is not going to pass the House. So this is a, this is just a, whatever you want to call it, theater.

[Rick Delgado]

A tantrum.

[Damon]

Yes, a tantrum. That's maybe a better, maybe a better thing.

[Rick Delgado]

They sided with the party of tantrums, Democrats.

[Damon]

They did because it will not pass the House. So this is not going anywhere. But still, the point you get, Brazil's.

[Vinnie Mac]

No super friend of ours. Let's just put it right where it is. They have been working with China, they have been working against us in South America in many, many ways. The leadership there does not like us. We have trouble doing, doing any kind of banking down there, all of these things. That's what I don't understand. When our senators supposed to be representing our country with a country that's adversarial to us, that Trump is trying to snap into place here, they would do this. It's just, they're traitors.

[Rick Delgado]

I mean, let's face it, Brazil hates us, Democrats hate us, so that it's kind of in tune with the population. Right. I'm sure there's a bunch of money flowing, Brazilian money that's flowing into the, the coffers of these Democrat campaigns because they need, they need it for the upcoming midterm elections. They need money, they need this, they need that. And they're like, oh, you know, they give them the old high sign, but it's our Republicans.

[Vinnie Mac]

They cost us the vote.

[Rick Delgado]

Exactly. Same. Same thing with the McConnell's and the Tillis's.

[Vinnie Mac]

I thought McConnell left.

[Rick Delgado]

He's still there. He's, he's, he's there in body, but I'm sure, I think he's a walking corpse at this point.

[Vinnie Mac]

Point, honey, is that a turtle at this point?

[Damon]

Yeah, obviously. By the way, someone, I saw someone ask, could this, if it did pass the House, President could veto it. Yes, he absolutely could.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yep.

[Damon]

And obviously he will. But the point, the point being that you don't even have to agree with tariffs, you know, I mean, you don't have to agree with them.

[Rick Delgado]

You could.

[Fran]

You.

[Damon]

If you think it's a tax on the consumer, which a lot of people do, you could. But the point. That's not even the point at this point. The point is here, you have a $40 billion trade, trade deficit with this place. You have a president who's trying to square things around the world for the betterment of this country. And you got these five stooges who are just trying to kneecap them because whatever. There's no logical reason. And I'm surprised why this one.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm surprised about Rand Paul. I really am. That doesn't seem like something he would side with.

[Vinnie Mac]

Usually he's on the war thing, you know, that's where he sides. But yeah, not on the economic side thing. He's really a mixed bag.

[Damon]

Tariffs. He's not for blowing narco terrorists out of the. Yeah. Out of the water. He's not for, you know. But he's. But I thought he. I thought he'd be more on debt and deficit.

[Rick Delgado]

I thought he'd be more in line with trying to keep our adversaries in check, so to speak.

[Vinnie Mac]

That's the problem with, with how our government runs, in a sense, is that we're not consistent. We have these things that undermine strategy. And if you can't consistently enforce your strategy, you can't implement.

[Rick Delgado]

That's because of this.

[Vinnie Mac]

It's because of the cashier. I didn't know that.

[Damon]

A couple more headlines and we'll do some more news when we get back. Delgado's got it. What else is going on?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, I wanted to jump into, because I got a couple clips here from President Trump and his trip overseas as he bonded with Japan's new prime minister Damon, in probably one of the best, you know, showings of support throughout the east or the Asian trip that he's on right now, unveiling major Japanese investment and projects in the U.S. he treated his time in Japan as a victory lap, befriending the new Japanese prime minister, taking him with him as he spoke to the U.S. troops aboard the air, aboard an aircraft carrier that was docked nearby.

[Damon]

Well, we can get to all those clips when we get back. And I don't know if one of your clips is this, but I saw that they gave Shinzo Abe's putter his golf putter.

[Vinnie Mac]

Thank you.

[Damon]

To the president as I think one of his gifts, I think I saw, which I thought was just a fantastic gesture. The president and Shinzu Abe were obviously very close. So I guess he was a golfer as well, they shared that in Commons, so that was pretty cool. All right, we're back. We'll talk about it live from Studio 6B. 13 past the hour. Real America's voice right after this. Sam.

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[Rick Delgado]

She became Sanae Takahashi, became the country's first female prime minister only days ago, solidifying her relationship with President Trump while defending her country's economic interests. She talked about baseball, stationed Ford F150 truck outside their meeting and greeted Trump with, with, by his estimation, a firm handshake. She can be seen. She was like in a great mood the entire day. I don't know if you saw any of the footage. Here is President Trump introducing Japan's new female president. Cut number eight, as he, as he was taking a meeting with her. Cut number eight. Check this out.

[Fran]

To say this, the first female prime minister in the history of Japan, she's our prime minister.

[Vinnie Mac]

Please say a few words.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, he invited her to speak to the troops again aboard the aircraft carrier.

[Damon]

Mr. President, and thank you all so much.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, she spoke to the troops for a little bit.

[Damon]

Of course, what she was saying there is, I was going to say, you got the translation.

[Vinnie Mac]

I mean, interpret that good spicy tuna or the other.

[Slick Scott]

Yeah, Benny, hotter over here.

[Vinnie Mac]

I'll take a spicy tuna roll, please.

[Rick Delgado]

Of course, he, of course, President Trump was also talking about the the trade framework where they outlaw outlined more than 500 billion in commitments for investors investment, including big investments from Toyota. I guess they're going to be opening a bunch of plants in the US to supply their carmakers. 10, 10 plants that just deal with parts. Here is cut number nine, where President Trump and the new Japanese president are showing off their signatures to a deal. Of course. And as always, Trump, during his speeches, when he's making these presentations, meeting these leaders around the war, we're world and signing these deals always seems to have some great stuff happen in this sense. He talks about golf. He talks about playing golf. He played golf, I guess, while he was there, as well as getting a gift. We'll go into the gift in just a few moments. But here is cut number 10 where President Trump is talking about the golf game he had right there with some of the people in Japan. Cut number 10. Check this out.

[Fran]

I think Masa is here. Where's Masa? I played golf with this guy last week. He Sank every putt.

[Damon]

Every putt.

[Fran]

We played with Bryson DeChambeau. We had a great match. The great Gary Player. Gary player is 90 years old and he shot 70. Is that right?

[Vinnie Mac]

Oh, my goodness.

[Fran]

That's right. We won the tournament. We had 36 teams and we won the tournament. And we didn't cheat either. You know, a lot of those things cheated because they know how they play play, and they did not shoot those scores.

[Damon]

I know you're swing, but I've seen this. We got.

[Fran]

Well, it helped to have Bryson hitting a ball 400 yards. You know, it's always nice to have. I said, I'll take Bryson on our team, but we had a. We had a great time and you played great and you put it very well. And I appreciate it because I now have an extra trophy on my desk. And I like that.

[Vinnie Mac]

Talking about that, you just can't beat this.

[Damon]

Damon. One wish. One wish. What would it be? Be one round of golf with that guy, please. Oh, my God.

[Vinnie Mac]

That happened.

[Rick Delgado]

The Japanese Prime Minister also gifted President Trump a golf bag and Shinzo Abe's putter that you mentioned a little bit earlier. It was presented to the President during their meeting, of course. Very nice golf bag. Autographed as well by.

[Damon]

Was it a golf bag or. I thought he gave him a putter.

[Rick Delgado]

There was a putter. There was a golf bag signed by Hideki Matsuyama.

[Vinnie Mac]

Oh, yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And Prime Minister Abe's putter as well.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So, yeah, a lot of great stuff. A lot of symbolic gestures being exchanged between the two. And again, solidifying the. The relationship between the United States and Japan as another leg, another successful leg of this Asian trip for the President continues.

[Vinnie Mac]

You know, a lot of this trip, by the way, Delgado, is about China. We got minerals, we got mines from just about every country there. And this is all about the set up for Trump and China because apparently it's working, by the way, because there, There are some things I'm already hearing about the deals that they might be striking in China. China that are positive.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, it seems. It seems to emulate the. The strategy you took with Iran. If you, if you think about it.

[Vinnie Mac]

Absolutely.

[Rick Delgado]

Kind of circle Iran with. With getting on board with all the other countries in the area.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Signing deals, making the relationship better. And all of a sudden it's like, oh, by the way, we're gonna hit. We're gonna hit Iran. And they did nothing about it. They kind of signed off on it. They're like, yeah, you might seen have as well. They're kind of a pain in the ass. And now.

[Vinnie Mac]

Oh, by the way.

[Rick Delgado]

Right. Yeah, by the way. And now all of a sudden, you know, Iran has been kind of detooted for the most part.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And he solidified peace for a lot of. A lot of portions of that part of the world that haven't seen it in a very long time. And I feel like that's what he's doing with China. He's kind of circling them. Right. He's kind of establishing the connection with all the other Asian countries in that area.

[Vinnie Mac]

Well, the big thing are these minerals. The big thing that supply, you know, a lot of the technology we have. And Sol. And China controls it. Yeah. So we've got Australia, Malaysia, Thailand and Congo as well, in Africa and others doing that. I've talked about this before on the show, but this is huge because it's neutralizing China. They literally can control, you know, big parts of the world with their minerals.

[Rick Delgado]

Plus, plus the Ukraine deal that he signed with the minerals deal there.

[Vinnie Mac]

There you go there, too.

[Rick Delgado]

He's opening up Alaska for more mineral.

[Vinnie Mac]

We need to mine our own minerals here, by the way. We have to have, have some semblance of, of minerals in the ground here that we haven't really checked out, you know, that we have just like oil, everything else.

[Rick Delgado]

So. And as you saw, Japan is back as they announced with some, some hats signed by the president as well. I guess he was giving those out. And now we know he's on his way to South Korea.

[Vinnie Mac]

South Korea.

[Rick Delgado]

South Korea. Damon.

[Damon]

Yeah, that's what I said before we, before we wrap for the segment. Just put this up. Aaron, this is. The oversight committee just released this. It's nine minutes long.

[Vinnie Mac]

Long.

[Damon]

But just, just take a look. Speaking of my, My first word tonight. Just take a look at the signature. This, this is all official. I don't know if these are all the pardons or just, just, I mean, look different. Look at this. Wow.

[Rick Delgado]

I think they're all the.

[Damon]

Whoever decided to do this. It's brilliant, by the way. Just this simple thing. Just put them all back to back, nine minutes long of all these different supposed Biden signatures. Just take a look. Look at it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, that's insane.

[Slick Scott]

Robbing it.

[Rick Delgado]

And they're all.

[Damon]

How crazy is that?

[Rick Delgado]

You can see the dates that they're running through the, the, I guess a month of August. Now they're in September.

[Vinnie Mac]

I mean, this is absolute sham. I mean, as Biden would say, it's a bunch of malarkey.

[Damon]

All right, live from Studio 6B, we're doing some sports. More news with Vinnie Mack, Rick Delgado coming up right after this.

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[Damon]

All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night, Real America's voice all across the country. Glad you're in, everybody. Always appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekdays 8 to 10, Monday through Friday. Right here, Real America's voice slicks doing sports. Delgado and Vin Vinnie Mac have more news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. But please right now welcome Dr. Joseph Clark to the program. He's a doctor of Oriental medicine and professor of natural medicine. He's here on behalf of our friends at pure health research. Dr. Clark, welcome to the show. How are you?

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Thanks for having me.

[Damon]

I'm well, very good. As you know, most of us obviously are not getting any younger and we want to stay healthy. It's more important than ever. So I know you're working very closely with Pure Health Research. They make a bunch of wonderful supplements. What can you tell us and some of the new viewers maybe who are new to the show and new to you about the company?

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Absolutely. So the first thing I love about Pure Health is their commitment to quality.

[Rick Delgado]

Quality.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

They only use premium natural ingredients in all their nutritional formulas. Every ingredient used is proven effective by clinical studies. So you're taking something that actually works as advertised. Their formulas are non gmo. They don't use any artificial chemicals, fillers or preservatives. They also manufacture their supplements right here in America. So you know you're getting top quality. They offer 45 different premium supplements that are Crafted to support a wide range of health needs and wellness goals. It's like having a natural pharmacy right, right at your fingertips.

[Damon]

Yeah, that's amazing. And when you think, I think you just said 45. When you think about them, let's, let's kind of narrow that down. Are there a top one or two or three that you think most Americans aged 50 to 70 or whatever ages you think really this is targeted towards, should be looking at what would be like your top one or two.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Sure. Well, there's three that are their best sellers.

[Damon]

Okay.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

The top one is liver health formula formula. It sold over 2 million bottles. And as the name implies, this formula supports thriving liver health. It could reduce fat deposits in the liver, it helps metabolism to trim fat, and it flushes out harmful toxins to give the body a nice boost of energy. The second one I would recommend is their second probably bestseller is lymph system support. And for anyone who's struggling with swelling or fluid retention near extremities, which often happens as we age, age, especially in their legs, ankles or feet, they're going to love this formula. It flushes out the extra fluid to alleviate uncomfortable swelling or tightness. And it could even restore more shapely legs. The lymph system support works by promoting a healthy lymphatic system which helps flesh out extra fluid, fats and toxins. And probably the third, which is pretty big right now because people are starting to realize that blood sugar is a big deal. Deal is what they call blood sugar formula. And as you can probably guess, this formula helps support healthy blood sugar levels. It can also reduce appetite and sugar cravings, making it easier to stay away from tempting sweets. It maintains healthy blood sugar, which has many advantages from dropping extra pounds, shrinking fat, boosting energy levels and of course keeping your blood sugar in check. Can also keep your vision, kidney spart, in circulation healthy too too. But remember, they have 45 different products so everyone can find something that they actually need. And the best part is for the next 48 hours only, you'll save 35% on your order with coupon code 6B when you [e-mail] yeah, head over to.

[Damon]

PureHealthResearch.com if you're interested in any of the formulas Dr. Clark mentioned. Like you said, there is 45 in total. So head over there. Next 48 hours you can save 35% on your order with cooperation coupon coupon code 6B. Also, you're protected by their three hundred and sixty five day money back guarantee. So you risk nothing by giving them a try. 35% discount only available for the next 48 hours using coupon code 6B. PureHealthResearch.com is the place to go. Pure Health Research, all one word. PureHealthResearch.com save 35 on your order with coupon coupon code 6B at checkout. Dr. Clark, pleasure to have you on this show for the first time. We hope to see you back. Thank you very much.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Hope to be back. Thanks for having me.

[Damon]

Dr. Joseph Clark from the PureHealthResearch.com Doctor of Oriental Medicine and professor of natural medicine. And of course, that's natural medicine is making, you know, that's what people want these days. Making a huge push. You think about Maha, make America healthy again. Yeah, yeah. That kind of stuff fits. Fits right in there.

[Vinnie Mac]

It used to be regular stuff. That was like how medicine was handled, natural medicine. And it worked.

[Rick Delgado]

100 years ago.

[Vinnie Mac]

It did work well. Yeah.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Then it all changed.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Vinnie Mac]

Well, we know why.

[Damon]

I saw the President's. By the way, I saw the President's truth. I don't know, probably a couple days ago maybe it was over the weekend talking about vaccines and almost, almost kind of given like a vaccine schedule. He got into the Tylenol thing again, which, again, that's kind of newer to me. But the rest of what he laid out out is exactly what my wife and I ended up almost to the T ended up doing with our kids. Break up the mmr. Don't do this and that. Spread them out so that it takes. Your kids get almost the same amount as any other kid. But instead of getting them in this, this compressed window, you know, you get less shots, you spread it over more time. What he laid out in that truth was almost exactly what we ended up doing. And I think we went from, from this was when my kids were kids, which is now 18 years ago. But even then, I think it was like we went from 48 if we had followed their, the pediatrician's regular schedule. I think we got it down to still too many. But I think we, you know, they got protected from all this stuff they needed to, to go to public school. I think we got it down to, I don't know, 13, 14.

[Slick Scott]

Wow.

[Damon]

Something like that.

[Vinnie Mac]

I think he also said something about like, you know, the hepatitis vaccines, like if, if the mother or father don't have hepatitis.

[Slick Scott]

Yeah.

[Vinnie Mac]

Why are you giving them the vaccine?

[Slick Scott]

Right, exactly.

[Vinnie Mac]

I think what you did and what he was talking about is so spot on. We should publish that because that's how.

[Slick Scott]

Many people need to follow a lot. It's a high percentage.

[Damon]

So all right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by. Mike Lindell, Slick. Give us an update. What's going on?

[Slick Scott]

Well, we got the Dodgers right now, right, trailing right now two to one here. This big game in Game four in the World Series. And this is if they don't win tonight, I think they're going to be, they're going to be out of it. Toronto Big D. But Shohei Ohtani through five right now, two to one. Toronto holding on Fans at Penguins game hospitalized after falling from upper concourse is an AP report out of Pittsburgh. A fan at Monday night's game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and St. Louis Blues was taken to a hospital after falling from the upper concourse at PPG paints arena. The incident happened early in the first period after Anthony Mathis goal gave the Penguins a 2 nothing lead. Emergency personnel treated the fan, a man who was not identified, before taking him to Mercy High Hospital located a few blocks from the arena. Play was not halted at any time while the man was being treated. Pittsburgh police told the Pittsburgh Post Gazette that the man was in critical condition. Our concerns remain with the individual and his family at this time, the Penguin said in a statement. The fall was the third such incident at a Pittsburgh sporting event this year. In May, Cavan Markwood fell over the railing atop the 21 foot high Clemente Wall and onto the field at PNC park late in a game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs. Markwood spent several days in the hospital but did make a recovery. And then on Saturday night at Aquashore's third stadium, home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a worker suffered injuries to his legs when he fell approximately 50ft while doing work near the stadium scoreboard. So be careful in Pittsburgh. A lot of things have fallen besides the Pittsburgh's offense there. So and we'll get to this story here. Really sad story. Just switching gears here. One of the best to ever do it passed away and that would be Nick Mangold from the New York Jets Center. We just had that story about two weeks ago where he had kidney failure and was looking for a kidney transplant and lo and behold you find out. On Sunday announcement came out that he had passed away. The NFL community and New York jets lost one of their own Sunday following the death of 41 year old former offensive lineman Nick Mangold due to complications from kidney disease. Former jets quarterback Mark Sanchez and coach Rex Ryan were among those associated with the franchise who reacted to the news with heartfelt condolences to the Mangold family. Posting on social media for the first time since June, Sanchez penned an emotional tribute to former his teammate and longtime friend. He went on to talk about. We lost a good man today. I know Nick Mango will be a Hall of Famer, which is true. He's on the 2026 ballot, Big D this year for the hall of Fame, which is amazing. He's a candidate. He made it to the final 52. But we have this clip of Rex Ryan on ESPN yesterday when a little after the news had broken. If you could roll cut one kind of says it all.

[Vinnie Mac]

Aaron, difficult day for so many people, but particularly for you. What are you emotions this morning?

[Damon]

It's brutal. Such a great young man. I had the pleasure of coaching him for all six years with the jets and I remember it was obvious I was getting fired my last game. Mangold's injured, like injured. And he comes to me, says I'm playing this game game and he wanted to play for me. That's what I remember about this kid. He was awesome and just way too young. I feel so bad for his wife and family.

[Vinnie Mac]

Rough, difficult day obviously for so many who knew and loved Nick Mangold and you among those and all of the jets family. The Ohio State family is mourning today as well. Nick Mangold gone at just the age of 41. We'll take a short break and we'll come back.

[Slick Scott]

Aaron Glenn and the jets go out and win the game on Sunday against Cincinnati. An incredible game. What a fourth quarter. 39, 38. I thought that was very befitting for the Jet fans to end their day on a high note losing such a great player. Seven time Pro Bowler, Jets Ring of honor. And I'm rooting for that guy to get into the hall of Fame. And he will. And who knows, maybe he'll be a first ballot. He sure as hell does deserves it. That's a rap in sports. Big day.

[Damon]

All right, look. Very good Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at mypillow. Vinnie Mac, what else is on your news radar?

[Vinnie Mac]

Well, I want to talk a little bit about this shutdown because you know there's two things the Democrats talk about all the time and that is people who need help like food stamps and. And the lower to middle class and small business business. And these two things are probably one of the most affected areas of the shutdown. Besides the fact that our military, FBI, the people that protect us are not getting paid Air traffic controllers, the people that protect us as well, because we have extraordinary amounts of air traffic in our skies, they're not getting paid. Food stamps will stop. But what also stops that affects about 6,000 small businesses to the tune of $4 billion is the SBA, the monies they give out to give mom and pop companies the lifeblood to be able to buy inventory, to be able to hire people to do all of these things. It's a major, major sacrifice on the part of these companies who now won't be able to one, get the loans that they've already been awarded. And $4 billion not going into the economy for small business. And we all know what does our economy really run on small business. I think, Slick, you can relate to this. You're in the Chamber of Commerce, the backbone of the country. And when that's shut off, I mean, that really causes pain, significant pain. So that's on my mind. And I don't know if we have time for this the second story, but I want to talk about gerrymandering. And what if we could just show quickly this clip with Arnold Schwarzenegger talking about that. You got that, Erin?

[Damon]

I think it's cut four. Aaron, if we have it in there.

[Vinnie Mac]

Do you believe that the Republican Party is starting this?

[Damon]

No, Jake. There has been gerrymandering going on for 200 years. There is so such extreme gerrymandering going on that in a state like Massachusetts, it has like 40% of the people voting for Trump. They only had zero representatives. The Republican Party has zero representatives sent to the House. Think about that. In New Mexico, 45% of the people voted for Trump and vote Republican and 0 is sent to the House, 0 representative from the Republican Party. So there's gerrymandering, crazy gerrymandering going on all over the country. And we wanted to try to stop it in California, and we did stop it in California and we made around the country.

[Vinnie Mac]

So we could pick this up maybe after the break. But this is one of the dirty tricks left of the plane on all of us.

[Damon]

Republicans better get in the game on this, too. By the way, places like Indiana, where you control the state legislature, they won't even do it. California, obviously, they've thrown in the tall. This is why next Tuesday is a.

[Vinnie Mac]

Big night, why the midterms are big. We all got a vote.

[Slick Scott]

I thought it was Matt Miller at the warehouse.

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[Damon]

13 to the hour live for studio on a Tuesday night, October 28th, a week away from election night, which is going to put obviously New York, New Jersey, Virginia in the spotlight. Some big elections, obviously, maybe the most eyeballs is on what's going to happen in New York City. Some of the numbers show that Cuomo's gaining a lot of, gaining some ground.

[Rick Delgado]

He's rallying.

[Damon]

But of course, Sliwa just won't just get out. So it's just gonna look like it's.

[Rick Delgado]

Just a, I think even if Sliwa did get out, I, I still, he's still, he's still gonna be on the ballot. I don't think they can pull his name off of it.

[Damon]

Right.

[Slick Scott]

Early voting. Already started early voting. It's already too late.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Slick Scott]

So about that today.

[Damon]

But let's, let's, let's stick on the government shutdown because Vin brought it up. And what's happening at the sba. I did see Sean Duffy in the press conference today with the air traffic controllers and there's obviously other, other parts of this. But going back to Harry Anton's piece that we did before his their numbers, which I don't know if I trust their numbers or not, but showing that Republicans have been looked at least more favorably. Their numbers have gone up. But you continue to see people like Elizabeth Warren, Cory Brooker go on media and scream about how this is somehow the Republicans fault. And again, Again, we have 53 members in the Senate. All 53 vote yes for opening the government. The Democrats today, for the umpteenth time, whatever it was said no, we need 4 million in for LGBTQ, whatever, and this for this and that for that or we're not opening it. But Cory Booker goes on TV and says, well, it's the Republicans Fault. Elizabeth Warren says, oh, the Republicans are the ones who are starving kids, although she voted to end snap like 13 times in her campaign career. But now it's Republicans trying to kill these kids by starving them or whatever the hell our argument is. I mean, the hypocrisy is, is, is so rich it makes you want to puke. So, Delgado, what do you have on this shutdown?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, let's see, Damon, what to know about the government shutdown?

[Damon]

You believe the Harry Anton numbers?

[Rick Delgado]

You know what? I tend to say yes, because why else would they put them out there? Are they. I mean.

[Damon]

It'S a poll, whatever.

[Slick Scott]

Every poll could be deception.

[Rick Delgado]

But you believe in Ben. How does it help? How does it help their side?

[Vinnie Mac]

I believe the numbers are bigger than what he presents.

[James Comer]

Right.

[Vinnie Mac]

So I don't think, I think he's presenting numbers. He probably has, but I think they're bigger. I think Trump's. The administration is doing better.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Vinnie Mac]

The Dems are doing worse.

[Damon]

You think the majority of people specific to shutdown blame the Democrats?

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah. I feel like when you look at the news, it just seems, everybody seems to be figuring it out because they keep saying, look, every Republican voted in the Senate to pass this, but we can't get the Democrats to. That's all you need to know.

[Damon]

See, I believe them because I think the word on the street really is that there's a lot of Democrats who would like to cave and say we're losing this battle, this is not a good position for us because it's hard to make the argument that you're all for. All we have to do is vote to keep the government open, clean, sea open. Are you're keeping the spending levels at basically Biden Harris levels and then talk about all the nonsense.

[Rick Delgado]

Right?

[Damon]

But they won't do it. They won't do it because they're so used to weak, pathetic leadership on the Republican side, like Mitch McConnell who got his ass kicked by Pelosi. And you can go back through them, from Boehner in the House to, to Ryan to all of them. They all always gave up their left beverage, got nothing for it. And it was the good old boys club, business as usual. And this time I'm going to say it's President Trump's influence, not Mike Johnson specifically. But we're at least so far holding the damn line because why would we not, right? We have all the leverage, all the positioning and all the policy, so why not hold the line?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, exactly. As the, as the, the government has now been shut down for 28 days. That means, that means 32 to go, Damon, till we get to that Magic Number of 60. What to know so far? Well, according to today's vote, the Senate failed to advance a GOP funding bill for the 13th time. So for the 13th time, Democrats decided, nope, we need to keep things going because things are just going great for us. As a matter of fact, we've seen it. We played some clips of the last couple weeks of Democrat voters who have kind of, kind of had it with the Democrats and their position positioning on this. We've seen it from Fetterman out of Pennsylvania talking about this. And here's the Latest cut number 11. C span Democrat talking about her party and why she's done with the Democrats as well. Cut number 11. Check this out.

[Announcer]

I am a Pennsylvania Democrat and I would like to tell my party and those that the American people voted for to be sitting in those chairs that they need to vote yes, this.

[Damon]

And I don't know if everybody gets.

[Announcer]

Their news from, you know, social media, but I have watched for the past couple of days the YouTube and the, the people that are receiving the benefits stating what their plans are. And I don't want to be in.

[Damon]

The grocery store when this goes down.

[Announcer]

I have a problem with my party and I'm not going to change my party. I just won't vote for a Democrat.

[Slick Scott]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there you have it from again, the frustrated Democrats that went out of Pennsylvania. After meeting with Senate Republicans on the capitol, Vice President J.D. vance said the Trump administration has found a way to pay members of the military this Friday, but did not provide details. Also, 25 states and the District of Columbia filed suit against the Trump administration over its plan to withhold food aid under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as snap, arguing the law requires the government to provide funds for November benefits, they say for 42 million Americans. But we're finding out not all those 42 million are actually American, probably about half of that. Again, what we're talking about.

[Vinnie Mac]

Unbelievable. Yeah, unbelievable. This comes up with every issue.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And again, when you're talking about Democrats, Democrats and why they're doing what they're doing, dame, here it is, Catherine Clark, a Democrat, talking about the pain that they're going to use and what she calls it, cut number 12. Check this out.

[Announcer]

I mean, shutdowns are terrible.

[Damon]

And of course there will be, you know, families that are going to suffer. We take that responsibility very seriously. But it is one of those few leverage times we have.

[Rick Delgado]

There you have it.

[Vinnie Mac]

Let the cat out of The.

[Damon]

Listen, they. They understand power.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah.

[Damon]

They understand how to use it. Republicans don't even know when they have damn leverage, and they just give it up for nothing.

[Rick Delgado]

But she's using the pain that the people are suffering. Well, that's the leverage.

[Damon]

They don't care.

[Rick Delgado]

And she says it out loud. So does Chris Coons, as a matter of fact.

[Damon]

They drive the bus over their own supporters. If it helped them keep power, they don't care.

[Vinnie Mac]

They have. They've done that. They've taken illegals over their own supporters, frankly. Here's across the board.

[Rick Delgado]

Here's cut 13. Democrat Chris Coons also saying the quiet part out loud, talking about leverage. Cut 13. Republicans control the House, the Senate, and the White House. Frankly, this is our only moment of leverage. And although a very unpleasant tool to use, but they're going to use it.

[Vinnie Mac]

Yeah, let's use it.

[Damon]

The argument that we control all three is got to be the dumbest thing I've ever heard. We have 53 members. They all voted yes. How is it on us?

[Vinnie Mac]

It's just a lie. They say it enough. And all these, you know, brainwashed people that support the left, you see them on social media. I see them all the time. They're, you know, they're just like, oh, you guys are going, oh, we need to sue all this stuff. Like, we only have 53, 54 votes. Whatever.

[Rick Delgado]

I saw that argument on Facebook today. The woman was all, you know, you control the presidency, the Senate and the House, and it's all on you. It's like, wait, you don't understand how a democratic republic works, do you? So I had to explain it to this moron.

[Vinnie Mac]

You were splaining.

[Damon]

They won't vote for a clean CR that they voted for all they've argued for and voted for for years.

[Vinnie Mac]

It's Biden's clean CR, too. Like, this is not something other. This was. They just copy and pasted it, essentially from the previous administration.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it. We move into day nine tomorrow.

[Damon]

We need three hours. Yeah. All right. As always, we salute our military, active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, ents, everybody on the front lines protecting us, everybody that keeps the country moving forward. And of course, to our President of the United States, we pray for continued success, success and his safety as he travels overseas. Thanks, guys on the show. Aaron Frank, Great job as always. Most of all, thank you to live from Studio 6P audience. We'll see you tomorrow night, 8pm, right here live from Studio. Oh, God. 6P. This is an I Heart podcast.