Live From Studio 6B - Tuesday, October 7 2025

Summary

Real America’s Voice: Live From Studio 6B — October 7, 2025

Overview

This episode of Live From Studio 6B dives deep into recent revelations about FBI surveillance on Republican senators, the broader issues of government overreach, and the challenges facing the American political system. Host Damon and co-host Vinnie Mac dissect the unfolding controversy, highlight the need for reform and authentic leadership, and welcome Brett Jensen, a MAGA candidate for Texas’s 8th Congressional District. The episode balances sharp, passionate commentary on constitutional issues with a call for grassroots political action and defense of American values.

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Main Discussion Themes

1. FBI Surveillance Scandal and Constitutional Concerns

• Hosts discuss Senator Chuck Grassley's revelations that the Biden FBI, under the direction of FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General Merrick Garland, spied on at least 8 GOP senators as part of the "Arctic Frost" investigation into President Trump.
• The conversation frames this as an abuse of power, likening it to "Nixonian Watergate on steroids" and a "deep state dragnet" criminalizing political dissent.

2. The Stakes for Political Dissent and Civil Liberties

• Detailed criticisms of FISA abuse, overreaching surveillance, and how these tools are weaponized against conservatives while left-wing agitators are allegedly overlooked.
• Urgent calls for legislative action, specifically the Fourth Amendment Restoration Act (H.R. 117), which would limit warrantless surveillance and hold offenders criminally accountable.

3. Grassroots Politics and Authentic Leadership

• Introduction of Brett Jensen, running as a MAGA candidate for Congress in Texas, emphasizing authenticity, outsider status, and dedication to supporting Trump’s agenda.
• Discussion of the need for representatives who serve as genuine public servants rather than career politicians.

4. Capitalism, Language, and Cultural Battle

• Brett Jensen and hosts defend capitalism against progressive demonization, arguing it’s the foundation of American prosperity.
• Critique of how the left "controls the language," turning terms like "capitalism" into pejoratives and distorting historical/common meanings.

5. The Importance of Upcoming Elections

• Emphasis on the existential threat posed by potential Democratic control of Congress and the need to win the midterms to prevent what they describe as radical leftist overreach.

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Key Discussion Points & Notable Quotes

Opening Segment – The “Deep State Dagger” (00:00–13:07)

Host Damon sets the tone:

• “[The FBI] spied on not one, not two, but at least eight Republican senators during this insidious Arctic Frost probe. That’s right. Eight sitting U.S. senators elected by you and we the people had their phone records rifled through, their communications mapped out ... All in the name of some bogus election conspiracy witch hunt … This is Nixonian Watergate on steroids, folks.” (A, 04:01–05:06)

• “It screams fishing expedition folks. A blatant violation of separation of powers where the executive branch intrudes on Congress's constitutionally-protected activities without a legitimate predicate crime anywhere in sight.” (A, 07:22)

• “The Fourth Amendment Restoration Act … is a game changer, folks. It completely strips away warrantless surveillance authorities, forces agencies to obtain proper warrants before spying on Americans ... Real teeth to bite back at the bureaucrats.” (A, 08:51)

• “We the people now demand justice. Prosecute the spies, restore the fourth Amendment, pass the reforms, or watch our republic crumble. Let’s fight like hell to end this.” (A, 10:54)

Response from Vinnie Mac:

• “There’s so many pieces here to really outrage every citizen in this country … Their goal was to destroy the Republican Party, anything related to Trump and at any cost. And I think we all should just thank God that that bullet grazed an ear and did no more damage, because God was watching.” (B, 11:24–12:12)

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Interview: Brett Jensen, MAGA Congressional Candidate (15:46–27:32)

Jensen’s Motivation & Platform

Brett Jensen:

• “Politician is not necessarily a word I was ever looking to add to that list. But watching what’s happened in this nation … it’s a spiritual battle more than anything that, you know, Donald Trump faces every day. And it just. He needs allies. He needs real allies, outsiders who know how to fight.” (C, 16:45)

• “I threw my hat in. I’m running for Congress … I’m going to fight for all of us and for Donald Trump.” (C, 17:28)

• “Capitalism is what made America great … Having a purpose, building a family, buying a home. That’s what created the greatness of America. And if we don’t stand up—you have a Communist running in New York City … We have a duty to our children and to generations yet unborn.” (C, 18:49–19:42)

On the Midterms & Political Funding

• “Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker of the House is an existential threat to the United States of America. I can’t say it any clearer than that.” (C, 20:38)

• “[Campaigns] cost money … I don’t want to be beholden to anybody. So … I have made a significant investment, $2 million into my campaign so that I am not a burden. I am here to help, just like Trump did.” (C, 20:47)

Pushback from the GOP Establishment

• “Yeah, you know, definitely … the swamp protects its own. I have an opponent in this race who, you know, comes from the D.C. class. She has … doesn’t have a lot of real world experience, actually.” (C, 23:12)

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Congressional Reform & Big Picture Reflections (24:49–27:32)

Brett Jensen:

• “They expected members of these districts, members of the community, to go and serve. It wasn’t supposed to be a lifetime appointment where you went to go get rich … I think we need to get back to that.” (C, 24:49)

• “Anybody that signed the front of a paycheck and not a back, you will never forget the lessons from running a business and what it means.” (C, 25:48)

• “Without outsiders like Donald Trump—God bless him, as it’s been said many times, is an instrument of divine providence. And we all know it.” (C, 26:21)

• “I am what I am, and I’m not going to change, and there’s nothing in D.C. that can change me.” (C, 27:32)

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Broader Cultural Commentary (27:54–32:22)

Damon:

• “The left has—they own the language. They take words like capitalism and, and they demonize it almost like they … dehumanize Trump almost to the point where words don’t have any meaning.” (A, 28:04)

Vinnie Mac:

• “Things that were good now are bad. Things that were bad are now good. And somehow they have indoctrinated so many people in this country. That’s why Charlie Kirk was so valuable—he talked about capitalism in the ways capitalism should be talked about.” (B, 30:05–30:53)

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Final Reflections and Notable Moments (32:51–34:24)

On Leadership and Testimony:

• “When I see Cash [Patel] and Bongino and [Pam] Bondi … they have been really fantastic. All of President Trump’s cabinet members have really been fantastic in any of these hearings … She [Pam Bondi] brought fire to fight fire, to fight these lowlifes on these Democrats on these hearings … and she brought the receipts.” (A, 32:54–33:34)

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Important Timestamps

• 00:00: Show opens, October 7th anniversary context, introduction of topics.
• 03:00–10:54: Damon’s “First Word” monologue breaking down the FBI surveillance story, civil liberty consequences, and call-to-action.
• 11:24–13:07: Vinnie Mac’s reaction and analysis, faith, and Trump’s protection of the country.
• 15:46–27:32: Interview with Brett Jensen—background, motivations, policy positions, campaign funding, establishment pushback.
• 24:49–27:32: Commentary on congressional reform, “citizen legislators,” and defending business experience.
• 28:04–30:53: Language, thought control, and defense of capitalism.
• 32:51–34:24: Reflections on conservative leaders defending Trump, praise for Pam Bondi and Cash Patel.
• 34:24–End: Preparation for live handoff to the Turning Point event at Montana State with Vivek Ramaswamy.

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Summary

In this high-energy, impassioned episode, Live from Studio 6B unpacks what the hosts see as egregious overreach by the federal government and establishment politicians. Damon and Vinnie Mac urge accountability for abuses against conservative lawmakers, advocate sweeping surveillance reform, and highlight the vital importance of authentic, citizen-led representation. Brett Jensen’s candidacy is presented as both a local and symbolic answer to the failures of the political class. The episode calls for defending constitutional principles, restoring the American dream through capitalism, and vigilance against manipulation—setting an urgent, combative tone in the run-up to critical elections.

Transcript

[A]

This is an iHeart podcast. All right. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night, October 7th. Boy, you can't say October 7th without it ringing a huge bell in your head. Of course, two years removed from the attack by Hamas and Israel. So if we have some time, we'll talk about that. Obviously, the two year anniversary, Real America's Voice all across the country. Glad you're in, everybody. Lots to do, but we're going to try to do it in a compact window because tonight Real America's Voice is going to be covering. This is the Turning Point tour. Of course, our friends over at TPUs out at Montana State University tonight. And of course, your featured guest out there is Vivek Ramaswamy. And the governor out there, Greg Gian, 40, of course, will be there, all run by Turning Point usa, covered by Real America's Voice. This is the turning point of Montana State. So we're going to go out there around 8:30 or so, maybe a little before, maybe a little bit after. Once that starts, we'll bring you live there so you get to see every moment of what I'm sure is going to be a great conversation with Vivek Ramaswamy. Let me welcome in Vinnie Mac. He's in our Palm beach studio for Real America's Voice. Vinny Mac, how are you?

[B]

I'm doing real well, Damon. It's been a busy, busy day here in West Palm Beach.

[A]

Well, doing very hot. What have you been doing other than decompressing? Walking on the beach, going to get lunch, going to a movie. What have you done?

[B]

Yeah, that's good. You're kind of on the same line of thinking I've been on. I decided to go for a walk today to decompress. As you know, I had a nice hot cup of coffee.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

And I think I lost five pounds. I was sweating so much, I had my jacket on. I came back just sweating like a dog. So it's been, it's an interesting day, but a good one. Met some great people today.

[A]

Okay. Very.

[B]

One of which we're going to meet.

[A]

Oh, yes, yes, we are. We have a special guest coming up here in just, just a few minutes. But right now, let's start the show as we always do by getting to tonight's first word. Well, tonight, folks, every American should have fire in their veins because of what Chuck Grassley has uncovered. And it's nothing short of a constitutional catastrophe. A deep state dagger aimed straight at the heart of this constitutional republic. In a bombshell discovery, senators have uncovered that the biden FBI spied on at least eight GOP senators during Jack Smith's Arctic Frost investigation that was eventually weaponized against President Trump. An absolute abomination. A full frontal assault on the very foundations of our constitutional republic. Chuck Grassley has dropped this bombshell straight from the Senate Judiciary Committee, revealing that the Biden FBI, yes, under that gutless wonder, Christopher Wray and the radical leftist Merrick Garland's weaponized DOJ spied on not one, not two, but at least eight Republican senators during this insidious Arctic Frost probe. That's right. Eight sitting U.S. senators elected by you and we the people had their phone records rifled through, their communications mapped out with toll analysis, metadata scarped, scraped, location data potentially exposed, and their networks of associates dissected like lab rats. All in the name of some bogus election conspiracy witch hunt that started back in December of 2020 and ballooned into Jack Smith's sham 2023 indictment of President Donald J. Trump on charges of conspiracy to defraud the US and obstructing an official proceeding. Let's paint the picture for you in vivid, horrifying detail. This wasn't just a targeted hit on Trump. Oh, no. This was a calculated, systemic blitzkrieg against the entire Republican Party. A deep state dragnet designed to criminalize legitimate political dissent and silence anyone who dared question the chaos of the 2020 election. We're talking about senators like Josh Hawley from Missouri. He's never backed down from a fight. Marsha Blackburn from Tennessee, she's tough as nails. Conservative warrior. Ron Johnson from Wisconsin, the relentless truth seeker exposing government overreach. Cynthia Loomis from Wyoming, she issued a scathing statement blasting this as Biden's FBI spying on Republicans. And Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, who's, well, from South Carolina. And that's not all, folks. Reports indicate the list could include heavy hitters like Mike Lee, Ted Cruz and others, making it a who's who of GOP patriots that were treated like common criminals for doing their constitutional duty. This is Nixonian Watergate on steroids, folks. Back then it was bungled break ins and tapes. But now. Well, now it's high tech surveillance tools, FISA abuses, warrantless toll analysis, polling call details, patterns of communication, even Geoloc pings to build profiles on lawmakers. Every move. All without a shred of real probable cause. Grassley's documents lay it bare. The Biden DOJ transformed the FBI into a partisan hit squad reminiscent of Lois Lerner's IRS scandal, where conservatives were targeted for audits and harassment. But this time with federal warrants, grand jury subpoenas and the full might of the surveillance state. While antifa rioters torch cities and BLM agitators caused billions in damage without so much of as a sideways glance from the Feds, these same agencies poured millions of taxpayer dollars into tracking conservatives phone calls, emails and associates. It's political warfare at its most vile. Labeling oversight of election irregularities as fake elector schemes and turning the Washington field office into a command center for this tyranny led by that anti Trump zealot Timothy Thiepolt, who was already knee deep in bias scandals. And get this, FBI sources confirmed that Christopher Wray himself had to sign off on this spying bonanza along with Garland because any probe involving elected officials is classified as a sensitive investigative matter. A SIM case requiring top level approval, a one page predication memo that's extraordinarily rare, especially when you're targeting US Senators. It screams fishing expedition folks. A blatant violation of separation of powers where the executive branch intrudes on Congress's constitutionally protected activities without a legitimate predicate crime anywhere in sight. This pattern is as predictable as it is pernicious. Democrat administrations like Obama's with their NSA bulk collection programs scooping up metadata on millions of Americans laid the groundwork for this kind of abuse, expanding surveillance under the guise of national security, only to weaponize it against political foes. Biden's crew took it to a whole new low, abusing FISA courts that rubber stamped 99.9% of requests, turning foreign intelligence tools inward on domestic dissenters. Hawley demands a full investigation. Johnson calls it outrageous. Loomis Loomis blasted a spying and they're right. The evidence is mounting like a tidal wave. Toll analysis exploiting call details, communication patterns, LOC data and associate networks to build dossiers on all of these senators, all while Democrats pretend that it's just business as usual. Well, enough is enough. The Fourth Amendment Restoration Act H.R. 117 introduced to dismantle this FISA Frankenstein once and for all is sitting in committee while these very senators who were spied on continue voting for bloated surveillance budgets. This bill is a game changer folks. It completely strips away warrantless surveillance authorities, forces agencies to obtain proper warrants before spying on Americans, ends backdoor fishing expeditions and stops treating political opposition as national security threats. Section four spells it out in black and white. No more toll analysis on enemies. No more metadata dragnets without due process. Violators face up to five years in federal prison and a $10,000 fine. Real teeth to bite back at the bureaucrats. But fear grips D.C. tighter than principle. Remember that Too many GOP insiders are profiting from the swamp, cozy with lobbyists and contractors feeding off this surveillance beast. It's not legislative paralysis, it's pushback against institutional corruption. But we need more than words. We need accountability. Overdue doesn't even cover it. Grassley's oversight has exposed this Stasi style nightmare, but we demand prosecutions. Every single Biden era official who green lit this, from the redacted supervisory special agents managing the investigative teams at the wfo, to thy ball, Ray Garland. Sleazy Jack Smith himself should face criminal charges for constitutional violations, not just congressional hearings that fizzle out or cushy retirements with pensions intact. Cash Patel and Dan Bongino are vital for cleaning out the FBI's rot. But Congress must pass HR117 now to defund and dismantle the surveillance state permanently. No more expansions under Democrats, no more inheritances of messes for Republicans. Civil liberties are being shredded, and it's now time to cut this monster down to size. And let's not forget the nightmare that we dodged if Trump had not crushed it in the election. Sources say that Jack Smith was poised to unleash a superseding indictment for seditious conspiracy, not just against the president, but implicating GOP lawmakers like these senators, White House aides, campaign associates, and everybody under a Kamala Harris regime. Picture a lawless, vicious, unaccountable thugocracy. A hellscape of endless probes, grand jury abuses and stasi tactics that crush dissent. This is why Trump blasted Jack Smith as a sleazebag. Because he is. The outrage over FBI spying on GOP senators isn't just politics. It's a systemic failure. The Fourth Amendment Restoration act aims to repeal these, but D.C. insiders keep protecting their spy powers. Remember James Comey's 8647 post? Same swamp, same playbook. If civil suits against the FBI expose this corruption, good. Let every bureaucrat who weaponized intel face consequences. Obama Biden era abuses set the stage for this mess. Real accountability means dismantling the surveillance state, not these endless hearings. Washington built this in the shadows, feigning shock when the light hits it. But we the people now demand justice. Prosecute the spies, restore the fourth Amendment, pass the reforms, or watch our republic crumble. Let's fight like hell to end this. And that's tonight's first word. Vinnie Mac, what do you what'd you think of this story?

[B]

Wow. I Mean, there's so many pieces here to. To really outrage every citizen in this country. I mean, first off, the point you made towards the end about the fact that Trump winning this election saved this country in many, many ways. Not just this particular incident, but in every way. And then you look at the people we trusted, you know, in charge of the FBI and the Attorney General, and then you've got this attorney, Jack Smith, but no predicate for them to go after something with no predicate on any crime. Doesn't that sound familiar? It sounds familiar. In all the impeachments that Trump went through, there was nothing there. It sounds familiar with just about every scandal that they made up, that they went after people, General Flynn, I mean, who they framed and so on and so forth. The list goes on and on. Their goal was to destroy the Republican Party, anything related to Trump and at any cost. And I think we all should just thank God that that bullet grazed an ear and did no more damage, because God was watching. Trump is the anointed candidate, and we are so lucky that he is in office. And people like Cash Patel who are being harassed during their confirmation hearings, and Pete Hegseth as well, all these people that Trump has appointed, he appointed the exact army that should be crushing these people. That is, in my view, and you and I have talked about this many times. The people around Trump right now are no nonsense, and they're gonna get justice here, as opposed to most of the other RINOs that are out there that would have other political hacks, you know, trying to support this. So that was a great opening. Again, Damon, you're just killing it with these openings. And what you said should wake everybody up.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B, let's take a quick break, and we'll welcome a very special guest to the show there with Vinnie Mac in West Palm Beach. We'll tell you who it is and what he' why it's so important to. Well, a lot of what we're just talking about. 13 past the hour, live from Studio 6P. We'll do it when we get back on our way to Turning Point. We'll take you to that once it starts. Live from Montana State tonight on Real America's Voice. We're back right after this. All right, 17 past the hour, live from Studio 6B. We'll get to Vin in the West Palm Studio here in one second. But I want to remind you, tonight Rav's going to be covering. This is the Turning Point at Montana State University with Vivek Ramaswamy. Governor Greg Gianfordi and I want to thank our sponsors for Tonight, of course, AMAC, our good friends at AMAC. If you go to AMAC US TPUSA right now, you can receive a one year membership for only $1. Hello, one year membership, $1. Don't wait. America needs you. So AMAC tonight, of course, Patriot Mobile, our good friends at Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian conservative wireless. Patriot Mobile.com SaveUSA is where you can go or you can call 972 PATRIOTS. So I want to thank our friends over at Patriot Mobile and of course, our friends at Tax Network usa. One short call with the experts from Tax Network USA will guide you through some simple questions to determine how much they can help you save. Tnusa.com rav t n usa.com rav or call 91-800-9058-180095-08000 to our friends at TN USA. So again, Tax Network, Patriot Mobile and AMAC, great companies, great people. They support a lot of the work that we do at Real America's Voice. And they're going to bring you this tonight, Turning Point at Montana State, which is coming up here in the next, I don't know, 10, 20 minutes or so. So we'll take you there live when it happens. But right now, let's get back to Vinnie Mac. He's in the West Palm beach studio. And Vin, you have a special guest with you. So I'll turn it over to you. Why don't you introduce who's sitting there with you and what's going on?

[B]

Yeah, that's great. Thank you, Damon. And I've had the great pleasure of spending time with this gentleman most of the day. And it's been really my honor because there's not many people that sacrifice their personal lives to do something that they feel at the bottom of their heart for the country, something that people that are so authentic, like Donald Trump. Donald Trump ran for office through authenticity. He didn't need the money, didn't need the fame, didn't need any of that. And there's a lot of similarities between what Donald Trump did and our next guest. His name is Brett Jensen. He is running as a MAGA candidate for the 8th congressional district in Texas. And I want to welcome you here. Brett, thanks for coming to the set today.

[C]

Well, thank you, Vinnie.

[B]

You know, you said a couple of things to me today that really, really struck the first and foremost after Damon's opening, it's pretty clear that most of these Republicans in there, Lindsey Graham's and other. These RINOs, they don't come from the authenticity that seems to be in your heart and Donald Trump's heart. So tell me a little bit about that.

[C]

Well, I'm a businessman and a patriot and a dad and a Christian politician is not necessarily a word I was ever looking to add to that list. But watching what's happened in this nation and really, the battle, it's a spiritual battle more than anything that, you know, Donald Trump faces every day. And it just. He needs allies. He needs real allies, outsiders who know how to fight. Like, he knows how to fight. People who have been in business and not in the swamp, people who have been out in the real world in places like Texas and not places like Washington.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

And I'm, you know, it. I threw my hat in. I'm running for Congress. There was an opportunity, and I realized I couldn't sit back and watch that. You know, it was my. I was. As Steve would say, it's next man up, time to man the rampart. So, yeah, here I am, member of the war room posse, you know, ready to go with a singular focus. Yeah. Fight for and at the behest of Donald Trump. That's all I'm going to Washington to do. I don't need to make friends. I'm not looking to make a career out of it, to enrich myself. It seems to happen with so many of these congresspeople. I don't need to follow Nancy Pelosi's stock trades. I am not beholden to anybody. I am going to fight for all of us and for Donald Trump.

[B]

Yeah. I think that's just an amazing premise, and I think I speak for most of our audience. One of the reasons we all got so far behind Trump and MAGA was because of the same sentiments that you've been talking about, because so many of the folks that serve and represent us, they just seem to have other agendas, or if they don't, when they get into power or get to Congress, they change and they start doing things that don't make any sense. So basically, the platform you're running on really is to support the President's agenda.

[C]

Absolutely. And specific to that, I would just add, you know, this. We're a nation of small businesses. That's where the wealth of America came from. From. From our beginnings, from the time of our founders, and the fact that somewhere along the way, capitalism has become a word that we associate negatively. I'm here to defend capitalism. Capitalism is what made America great. Capitalism is what provided all of us not Just jobs, but lives. Having a purpose, building a family, buying a home. That's what created the greatness of America. And if we don't stand up, you know, you have a Communist running in New York City. At what point does do all of us out there who aren't in New York City not stand up and say, even though this wasn't on my bingo card.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

To, you know, endure what it takes to run for office. We have a duty to our children and to the generations yet unborn of Americans to do this.

[B]

I think that says it very well, because we do have a duty. We all try to do what we can, but often we don't. We sit back and watch other people do things that we probably don't really agree with. I have a question for you about the midterms. To me. The midterms, to me, are probably one of the most important elections ever in our history because of the things that Damon mentioned in his opening, which are all of the catastrophic things that are going on within our government that we saw prior that could have been happening right now. And the only way to keep Trump from continuing to win is if we lose those midterms. So we have to win the midterms. What do you think about the midterms?

[C]

Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker of the House is an existential threat to the United States of America. I can't say it any clearer than that.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

And part of why I'm also doing this is, you know, unfortunately, the way that it works in, you know, 2025, elections cost money. They cost money for everybody. And, you know, the first thing I did is I don't want to be beholden to anybody. So, you know, I've invested in my campaign. I. You know, we appreciate all the support for anybody that feels called. But I have made a significant investment, $2 million into my campaign so that I am not a burden. I am here to help, just like Trump did. I'm here to serve. And the more that we can invest in other races as a party, the more that we can stop the radical agenda that's coming. And the radical agenda is impeach Donald Trump at all costs. Go back to a world where someone like Jack Smith is spying on us, where Tulsi Gabbard can't get on an airplane without, you know, I mean, this is the United States, and we're having a serious conversation about senators being spied on.

[B]

Shocking, isn't it?

[C]

I mean, it is. The time is now for all of us.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah, that's so well said. Your website is www.jensenfortexas.com. so anybody wants to learn more about Brett, go to that website. Damon, I'm sure you've got a couple of questions for, for Brett Jensen. Why don't you fire away?

[A]

Yeah, like you said, Jensen for texas.com. and you know, one of the things, Brett, I think that, and Vin was there from the beginning because I've complained about this since 2015 when we started this show, just me and him, is the idea that we have to do better with our candidates. We have to do better in primaries, we have to do better in our candidates. We have to get rid of people like Mitch McConnell who consistently put their big fat mush into these races where it didn't need to be, who went and raised money against the real MAGA conservative candidates that we used to have in a lot of these races. Now you're running in Texas, obviously, but also Texas. When I think about giving us people like John Cornyn, that's the kind of the problem. But my question to you is, have you, you said you're making obviously a big commitment obviously in, in yourself here. And again, the website, you can go to Jensen for texas.com but have you found any pushback yet from establishment Republicans, anybody like that that's already giving you some kind of pushback?

[C]

Yeah, you know, definitely, you know, the swamp protects its own. And you know, the, a lot of, you know, I have an opponent in this race who, you know, comes from the D.C. class. You know, she has kind of, you know, doesn't have, for lack of a better term, a lot of real world experience, actually.

[A]

Brett, hold that. Let's hit the break. Let's hit the break, Aaron. And we'll let Brick give us the answer to that very important question. Live from Studio 6B, we'll come right back again. Jensen for Texas.com is the website. Go check it out. And we'll be back with Brett Jensen, who's running in the 8th congressional district in Texas right after this. Live from studio. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night. We're getting ready to take you out to turning point. This is the turning point out in Montana State University, but we're talking with Vinnie Mac, who's in our West Palm beach studio, and Brett Jensen, who's running for Congress in the 8th district congressional district in Texas. His website is Jensen for texas.com Jensen for Texas, all spelled out.com youm can go check them out there. And Brett before we have to unfortunately go, I want to give you a couple minutes here just to say whatever your final message is to the voters. A lot of people in Texas watching right now. Why are you right for the 8th congressional district?

[C]

You know, the, the founders in when, you know, James Madison rolled up to the Constitutional Convention with the Virginia plan, You know, this was his idea of the House of Representatives. It was, which is why they gave it taxing authority. They put the power of the purse in the House. And the reason was because they expected members of these districts, members of the community, to go and serve. It wasn't supposed to be a lifetime appointment where you went to go get rich. It was where, you know, like, hey, Joe, down the street, you go to Congress and make sure they don't spend too much money and they take care of us and, you know, after a couple years, somebody else and, you know, I think we need to get back to that where, you know, the House of Representatives serves as a check of what's really going on out in the real world, especially from a taxation and a debt standpoint. None of us, none of us could live with debt the way that the federal government does. But yet somehow you go to Washington and it's like you forget, you. You become a different person.

[B]

Like Monopoly money, it is all of.

[C]

A sudden, it's not real. But, you know, anybody that signed the front of a paycheck and not a background, you will never forget the lessons from running a business and what it means.

[B]

Yeah, I think that's a great point about how the House and Congress in general was set up. I mean, look at what happened in Rome. They imploded within themselves in a very similar way that we were on that path. And frankly, if we don't get term limits and certain things in there to kind of keep this kind of straightened out, now we face the same result. Because why do they care? You know, the debt just gets pushed on. They're all making money. They're abusing the system.

[C]

Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, without outsiders like Donald Trump.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

God bless him, he, as it's been said many times, is an instrument of divine providence. And we all know it.

[B]

We all felt that and saw that, by the way.

[C]

And, you know, he can't do it alone. I mean, he probably could, but it'll go faster. And let's have some insurance. Let's send some people who understand we need some more.

[B]

Bret Jensen's is really the bottom line, because with the way Congress and the House is set up now, with so many RINOs and so many people in there that are just lifelong politicians trying to take advantage of the system, people like you. And I think part of the solution is 100. Brett Jensen.

[C]

I agree.

[B]

And if we can find a path to encourage people that actually want to be in the House or the Senate and help, for very obvious reasons, to help your country, not to help yourself. I mean, you're doing this is a very selfless act on your part. You have a great life. I know you've enjoyed your life very much. And now you're putting yourself into a system because you care and you want to do it. I wish more people ran for office that had that mentality.

[C]

Well, I appreciate that. And you know, I look forward to being able to serve my constituents and my president. And you know, I am what I am and I'm not going to change and there's nothing in D.C. that can change me. So love that. Let's go, man.

[B]

We're going to have you back when we get closer to election time. Okay. We'll talk about things as they're going. Damon, how do we stand here with time?

[A]

Jensen for Texas.com is the website if you want to go check out Brett. We got a few, we got a few moments, Vin, before we take you out to TP usa. I want to remind everybody one more time to our great sponsors for tonight's event for turning point is of course our friends at AMEC, AMEC US/TP USA. You can go there right now. What a deal. Tonight they're running one year membership for only one dollar. Hello. One year membership for only one dol. Don't wait. America needs you. Join our, our great friends at amac, Patriot Mobile, of course America's only Christian conservative wireless provider, patriot mobile.com or you can call 972patriot 972patriot. And of course our friends at Tax Network USA.tnusa.com Rav tnusa.com Rav or call 1-800-905-8000 and get set up with Tax Network USA if that's something that you think you need to do. So you know, Vin, what Brett said about capitalism and defending capitalism, you know, part of the, part of that defense for defending it is just the, the language itself. You know, the left has, has, they own the language. They take words like capitalism and, and they demonize it almost like they kind of, you know, the same way they dehumanize Trump almost to the point where words don't have any meaning. You know what, think about the words that have no Meaning anymore. Hitler, fascist, you know, because they, they control the language and they make it so these words, they just throw them around, they have no meaning anymore. And capitalism is another one that's just been. That they've taken and they've demonized it. To young people across this country, capitalism, that means all the rich guys are doing great and we're doing terrible. If someone has success, somebody like Mr. Jensen had a very. Seems like he's had a pretty successful business life. Well, that's at the expense of somebody else in their mind. So he's only successful because he screwed over somebody else. That's the way young people are being taught to look at capitalism. And that's how the words being, you know, in the universities and colleges. And this is what they're being taught.

[B]

Yeah, they're being taught so many bad things. And I, and you mentioned October 7th today, two years ago. We know the, the horrible things that happened. But this sentiment goes across the world. It's not just capitalism here in the United States, which has been turned into a bad word. Look at Israel gets attacked, people are slaughtered, and all of a sudden they hate Israel. They're pro Palestinian and pro. All these things against, like, Israel's the bad people. What they've done is they reversed everything. They've turned the world upside down. Things that were good now were bad. Things that were bad are now good. And somehow they have indoctrinated so many people in this country. That's why Charlie Kirk was so valuable to the world, not just this country. He talked about capitalism in the ways capitalism should be talked about. He talked about it in the ways that actual accomplished economists taught it, not some of these fringe socialist economists that they have teaching in colleges. He talk about faith in the way that faith could easily be understood and talked about all of these things that they've demonized and told young people from grade school to now to hate and to acknowledge is bad for you. Charlie talked about these things. I think it all comes down to having more advocates that talk common sense in things like this. Brett talks common sense because he lives in the real world like the rest of us. He's not a politician living off all of our monies and then scraping money, by the way, the capitalists for scraping money off the top. Nancy Pelosi for trading stocks. The way she, she's taken advantage of a system. She's, you know, they're all as crooked as anybody. But the people that have been in the real world, like Donald Trump, who had to fight for his life, had to fight for his businesses, had to fight to stay out of jail. You know, these people built things. They understand how to do it. The owner of this network, he built this from zero. You know, this network from nothing, was crushed by people not advertising on it because we talked about conservative politics. I mean, think about all of these things. It takes people like Brett, and it takes people like Donald Trump and others to step through that and rise above it and challenge these, these horrible ways of thinking that the left have indoctrinated us in.

[A]

Yeah. All right. We're still waiting for Char of turn. Turning Point. This is the Turning Point tour at Montana State University, Vivek Ramaswamy. Tonight's the main speaker with the governor, Greg Gianforte, Montana State University. And as soon as they start, we'll take you live there. We thought they were going to start at the bottom of the hour, but they're obviously a little delayed. So we'll, we'll wait until that goes live and then we'll take you there. Did you see Pam Bondi at all today?

[B]

I didn't get a chance to see her today. Oh, yeah, it was crazy day, I.

[A]

Have to tell you. And I've said this about Cash. No matter what you think of these people, Dan Bongino, Pam Bondi, if you're looking at it realistically, none of them needed to do these jobs. And when I see Cash and Bongino and Bongino, we haven't seen yet in a setting like that. But Cash and Bambondi today specifically, I mean, they have been really fantastic. All, all of President Trump's cabinets, cabinet members, have really been fantastic in any of these hearings. And Pam Bondi, say what you will, and we've all been disappointed at things. She, she, she came today and she brought fire. She did a really good job. She brought fire to fight fire, to fight these lowlifes on these, these Democrats, on these hearings. And that's what they are. And she embarrassed some of them, which they deserve. And she brought the receipts and she wasn't putting up with any of their nonsense or any of their BS. And she didn't let them sit there and blow V8 for 10 minutes about nothing. And she talked right over them when she had to. And quite frankly, they looked ill prepared to deal with her. Ill prepared to deal with the attorney general today. So you should watch it, Vin. She was fantastic. So, all right, sounds like when you.

[B]

Have legitimate people who are smart that know what they're talking about, like Cash and Pam and so on, they can't corner them. They're too smart for that.

[A]

Yeah, she was great. She was great. All right. I want to thank Brett Jensen for joining us, Vinnie Mac in the West Palm beach studio. And I want to remind you of our great sponsors tonight as we turn you over to Turningpoint, AMAC US/TPUSA. Right now, one year membership for only $1. Don't wait. Join them now. Patriot Mobile. Our good friends at Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian, conservative wireless provider, make the switch today. Patriotmobile.com saveusa patriotmobile.com saveusa or call 972 Patriot. And of course, our friends at Tax Network USA, one short call with the experts there. They can guide you through and get set up and determine how much they can help you save. Tnusa.com rav tnusa.com rav or call 1800-905800-01800-905-8000 should be a good night. This is the turning point. Montana State University, Vivek Ramaswamy, Governor Greg Gianforte. Looks like they're just getting started. We'll take you live now to Montana State University. Me, Vinny Mac, thanks. Have a good night. We'll see you on hopefully on Friday. The rest of you, we will see you tomorrow night back here 8 o' clock. Live from Studio 6B. Enjoy, everybody.

[C]

Azerbaijan and Armenia have been in a war for 30.

[A]

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