Real America’s Voice – Live From Studio 6B

Episode Date: January 21, 2026
Hosts: Damon, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Aaron, Fran
Main Guest: Philip Patrick (Birch Gold)

Overview:

This lively instalment of Live From Studio 6B dives deep into the escalating discussions around U.S. strategic interests in Greenland, Donald Trump’s latest moves at Davos, dynamics at the World Economic Forum, and significant U.S. political news. The episode balances serious geopolitical analysis with the hosts’ trademark banter and cultural commentary, making sense of breaking headlines and weighing their long-term impact, all through the “Real News, Honest Views” lens of the Real America’s Voice network.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Trump and the Greenland Gambit

[06:07–13:39]

• Main Theme: Trump’s pursuit of a U.S. deal for Greenland resurfaces, with mainstream media mocking but the hosts arguing it's strategically vital.
• Damon: Outlines how, historically and now (with Trump back in the White House), the idea is rooted in missile defense (the “golden dome”), military geography, and realpolitik—not real estate fantasy.
  • “The media, they’ve mocked it... but beneath the blunt Trump talk...there is cold, hard strategic reality.” [06:58, Damon]
• Key Points:
  • Greenland sits on the shortest path between the U.S. and adversaries’ missile routes—critical for early warning, space surveillance, and interception.
  • Current “access” arrangements with Denmark could be revoked; “countries defend what they own, not what they rent.”
  • Challenges claims that NATO/Denmark can guarantee Greenland’s security; only U.S. ownership or sovereignty gives reliable control.
• Paul Nolan: Praises Trump’s move as a “power play” that’s long overdue, emphasizing the island’s minerals, shipping routes, defense, and potential for tech infrastructure.
  • “This, to me, is just an ultimate power play. It had to be done, and I couldn't be prouder of Trump for doing it.” [12:33, Paul Nolan]

2. Deal Developments at Davos (Greenland Frameworks)

[16:23–23:39]

• Rick Delgado: Summarizes breaking updates from Davos—Trump pauses threatened tariffs after a new framework with NATO emerges regarding Greenland and the broader Arctic region.
  • “He will not impose those tariffs...now we have a framework of a future deal with NATO involving Greenland and the Arctic region, which is even, which is bigger than Greenland.” [17:22, Rick Delgado]
• Audio Clips:
  • Trump (hallway scrum): “It’s right now a little bit in progress, but pretty far along. It gets us everything we needed to get.” [18:07, Trump]
  • NATO Sec. Gen. Mark Root: Admits Trump’s right about Arctic urgency, China and Russia’s activity there, and that NATO must step up defense. [18:54]
• Hosts’ Analysis:
  • The U.S. is gaining “small pockets” of land, mineral rights, Greenland involvement in the golden dome system, U.S.-backed infrastructure, and an indefinite lease—many see this as a major strategic win, even if not full ownership.
  • Critique of Critics: Some conservatives and media personalities argue Trump could have negotiated this without the dramatic pressure tactics. Hosts note “public bluster” is a staple of Trump’s style, but results matter most.

3. World Economic Forum: Geopolitics, Globalism, and Power Games

[32:02–37:10]

• Paul Nolan: Blasts Canadian leader Mark Carney’s WEF remarks as disguised attacks on “American hegemony,” warning of the dangers of continued globalism and “rigged” institutions.
  • “He comes across as this super-smug smart guy...He’s dangerous. He’s not our ally. You could roll that.” [33:16, Paul Nolan]
• Audio (Carney): A lament for the “rupture” in the rules-based global order, with implied criticism of U.S. tariffs and “weaponizing integration.”
  • Nolan: “He knows exactly his. His game is up, you're nailed, and it’s over. Start kissing some butt. And we’ll keep protecting you.” [36:25, Paul Nolan]
• Howard Lutnick (Commerce Secretary) created a stir by openly attacking WEF-inspired globalization as a “failed policy,” prompting walkouts from European attendees and marking a dramatic shift in U.S. posture at Davos.

4. Deal Details: What Did Trump Really Get?

[40:40–45:06]

• Leaked Greenland Deal Points:
  1. U.S. gains control of “small pockets of land.”
  2. U.S. involvement in Greenland’s mineral rights (worth trillions).
  3. U.S. Golden Dome missile defense installation on Greenland.
  4. Blocking Russian/Chinese influence.
  5. U.S.-backed infrastructure investments.
  6. Indefinite duration.
• Delgado: “Trump secures land, minerals and defense in one fell swoop. I don't know, it sounds like a decent deal.” [43:31]
• Debate: Media spins it as a retreat from grander ambitions, but the hosts argue it’s a real “win” and may be better than outright ownership—less cost, more flexibility, and decisive U.S. leverage.

5. News Highlights & U.S. Politics

[54:14–57:55]

• Clinton/Epstein Probe: House Oversight Committee votes to hold Bill & Hillary Clinton in contempt for refusing to comply with a subpoena in the Epstein investigation. “Criminal contempt charges being sent to The Justice Department.” [56:47, Rick Delgado]
• Michelle Tafoya Senate Run: Longtime NFL reporter announces GOP candidacy in Minnesota, running on anti-crime, pro-family themes [29:17–31:22].
• Gavin Newsom at Davos: Newsom accuses Trump of keeping him from speaking at WEF, but gets sharply rebuked by hosts and guest Scott Bessant for California’s economic decline and his elitist behavior [83:57–86:47].

6. Economy, Inflation, & Precious Metals

Interview: Philip Patrick (Birch Gold)
[75:36–82:39]

• Topic: The U.S. economy shows signs of growth, but inflation stays stubbornly above the desired mark; doubts about the reliability of recent data due to government shutdown gaps.
• Patrick: “We’re seeing two economies at once...progress, but prices are still rising faster than people are comfortable with. Inflation is cumulative.” [76:09]
• On Gold/Silver:
  • Multiple drivers—low rates, inflation, global de-dollarization—make for a “perfect storm.” Gold overtakes the euro as the #2 global reserve asset; both metals trending higher.
• Fed’s Dilemma: With suspect data and political tension, the risks of policy error are high—either reigniting inflation, or breaking major sectors.

7. Notable Quotes & Outtakes

• On U.S.-Greenland Relations:
  • Damon: “Countries defend what they own, not what they rent. And in a world where decision time is measured in, well, minutes, you don't bet the homeland on the landlord's goodwill.” [07:43]
• On NATO:
  • NATO Sec. Gen. Mark Root: “When it comes to the Arctic...President Trump is right...We know that China and Russia are increasingly active in the Arctic.” [18:58]
• On WEF/Davos:
  • Rick Delgado: “He comes across as this super-smug smart guy, but here he is, you know, running right to his new bedfellow, or I should say old bedfellow, China.” [33:16]
  • Howard Lutnick (highlight, WEF): “Sovereignty is your borders. You're entitled to have borders. You shouldn't offshore your medicine. You shouldn't offshore your semiconductors.” [58:32–58:53]
• On Media/Political Rivals:
  • Paul Nolan: “What's more fun than a liberal in panic mode over Trump?...they overexaggerate...because they know they can...there’s no discussion at all.” [45:26]
  • Rick Delgado: “Hindsight is always 2020...These Monday morning quarterbacks...a week out, like, oh, he should have did this. Yeah. Where were you two weeks ago?" [48:58]
• On Global Awakening:
  • President Javier Milei (clip): “The world has begun to awaken...the Americas will be the beacon of light that will once again illuminate the entire west...May the forces of heaven be with us. And long live freedom.” [91:39–92:50]

8. Memorable Lighter Moments

• Greenland Deal Rhetoric:
  • Damon jokes about “shopping Greenland on Amazon" and casual “add to cart” references. [44:00]
• Running Jokes:
  • Studio temperature complaints (“like a little ice box every night,” “the only place I can get hot is the shower") [03:08]
  • Fashion banter on Christmas shirts, gym routines, and “showing off the guns.” [01:53–03:47]
  • Bizarre but relatable discussion on New York bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and the “water makes the dough” debate. [05:08–06:07]
• Ohio State Senator Zooming While Driving:
  • Rick Delgado exposes an Ohio senator pretending to be in an office during a legislative Zoom—while actually driving, complete with seatbelt in camera view. [96:29–98:03]

9. Timestamps for Key Segments

| Topic | Timestamp | |-----------------------------|-------------------| | Opening banter & cold studio| 01:17–06:05 | | Trump’s Greenland rationale | 06:07–13:39 | | Davos/Greenland deal updates| 16:23–23:39 | | NATO/Arctic security | 18:54–20:34 | | Greenland deal points breakdown | 40:40–45:06 | | U.S. politics (Clintons, Tafoya) | 54:14–57:55 | | Lutnick’s anti-globalism speech | 57:55–60:55 | | Philip Patrick (Birch Gold) interview | 75:36–82:39 | | Newsom & Davos Elite | 83:57–87:14 | | Milei speech (global freedom) | 91:25–92:54 | | Comic relief: Zoom driving lawmaker | 96:29–98:03|

Conclusion

This episode exemplifies the spirited and unfiltered approach of Live From Studio 6B as the crew tackles weighty global issues—U.S. strategic positioning in the Arctic, the shifting world order on display at Davos, political accountability at home—and mixes them with sharp wit, sports updates, and audience-centric banter. Listeners are left with a nuanced (if opinionated) understanding of why Greenland’s future might be central to U.S. defense and economics for generations.

Notable Closing Quote:
"The world has begun to awaken...the Americas will be the beacon of light that will once again illuminate the entire west...Long live freedom." – President Javier Milei [91:39–92:50]

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