Live From Studio 6B - Wednesday, October 1 2025

Summary

Real America’s Voice – Live From Studio 6B

Episode Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Summary Prepared for: Podcast Listeners
Total Runtime Covered: 00:00–~1:35:00

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Episode Overview

This episode of Live from Studio 6B on Real America’s Voice dives deep into the ongoing government shutdown, with passionate, often sardonic commentary through a conservative lens. Hosts Damon, Slick Rick, Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, and a supporting cast discuss the political machinations of both parties, the rhetoric surrounding funding for illegal immigrants, implications of shutdowns, and headline stories involving controversy in public schools, sports, and culture. The tone blends humor, outrage, and sharp skepticism toward Democratic leaders and mainstream media.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Government Shutdown: Democrat Dilemma

[03:10–14:00] Damon’s Opening Monologue

• Democratic "Trap": Democrats have ramped up anti-Trump rhetoric to a fever pitch, effectively backing themselves into a corner. Facing a showdown over government funding, any compromise risks enraging their progressive base.

  • Notable quote (Damon, 03:35): "When the rubber meets the road, the Democrats who've sworn up and down that Trump must be stopped at all costs are now in a position of having to cave. At some point, they're going to vote to reopen the government, turn the lights back on, and let the Trump train steamroll right ahead."

• Shutdowns Aren't the Apocalypse: The show downplays the impact, noting Social Security checks, mail, and TSA operate as normal. Damon argues shutdowns reveal bureaucratic bloat rather than cause disaster.

  • "Shutdowns always end with deals, not Armageddon." (05:50)

• Swing State Pressure: Focus on Senator John Ossoff as emblematic of Democrats in military-heavy districts torn between the far-left and general election realities.

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2. Health Care for Illegal Immigrants: The Heart of the Funding Fight

[10:00–12:45, 20:55–23:43] JD Vance Interview & Panel Commentary

• JD Vance (Trump Administration, VP):

  • Two ways Democrats allegedly want to provide taxpayer-funded healthcare to illegal immigrants:
    1. Restoring federal reimbursement for hospital care used by illegals (turned off under Trump).
    2. Mass parolees reclassified by Biden, making them eligible for federal health benefits (also shut down under Trump).
  • Quote (JD Vance, 10:27): “There are two very specific ways… the Democrats are asking us to give taxpayer funded health care benefits for illegal aliens.”
  • Accuses Dems of holding up troop pay to force policy on healthcare for illegals.

• Slick Rick, Paul, Rick D. Commentary: The cost to states is immense (e.g., $660M/year for Florida). Panel ties the policy to pharmaceutical and hospital lobbies, calling it a “funnel of money to the Democrat scam party.”

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3. Key Reactions from Congress

[25:23–29:03, 31:10–32:09, 34:04–36:47]

• Chuck Schumer (“Schumer Shutdown”):
  Schumer ducks media questions as Republicans label the shutdown after him. Recall of his March 2025 statements where he made the case for avoiding a shutdown, now seemingly forgotten.

  • Quote (Schumer, March 2025 replay, 34:15): “The choice of shutdown was so severe… you’re giving them the keys to the city. Why would we…?”

• Maxine Waters (Mad Max) admits Dems want “Health Care for Everybody”:
  Host challenges her on whether Democrats are prioritizing healthcare for illegals. She both affirms and denies, bristling at the suggestion.

  • Quote (Waters, 28:05): “Democrats are demanding health care for everybody. We want to save lives.”

• Obama Flashback:
  Montage replay of 2013 Obama sounding like today’s GOP, warning not to hold the economy hostage for “ideological demands.” Panel laughs at the role reversal.

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4. Des Moines School Superintendent ICE Arrest – Deep Dive

[39:49–47:39]

• Ian Roberts, DMPS Superintendent Arrested:
  In-depth discussion of how an illegal immigrant with a long rap sheet and a standing deportation order became the head of Iowa’s largest school district. Questions abound on vetting, nepotism, and corruption.

  • Quote (Paul, 41:56): “He has a self-published book where he claimed he worked in high-level military; when caught with an illegal gun he claimed to be a royal family operative. It's story after story.”

  • The role of Jackie Norris (“Michael Obama’s [sic] former chief of staff"), school board chair, and her conflicts of interest spotlighted, with allegations of cronyism and cover-up.

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5. Political Satire: “What Even Is That?”

[51:06–57:19, Regular Feature]

• Rick Delgado’s Segment:
  A tongue-in-cheek, dating-app-styled roast of prominent liberal Democrats and “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” Satirical look at culture, with mock profiles of Eric Swalwell, James Comey, and Eric Adams, poking fun at their quirks, personal lives, and political stances.
  • “What the hell is even that? I know—they all look alike. Who would want anything to do with these people? No one. At least, no one normal.” (52:44, Delgado)

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6. Sports & Odd News

[16:28–20:34, 57:51–61:57, 91:36–95:09]

• Major League Baseball:
  Updates on wild card games, with a Yankees win forcing a decisive game three. Commentary on historical oddities (Yankees loading the bases in the 9th and failing to score, 17:08).

• NYPD Officer Ryder Cup Incident:
  News of an off-duty NYPD detective sneaking into the Ryder Cup in tactical gear, falsely claiming to be “on Trump detail,” sparking serious security concerns.

• San Jose State Volleyball Coach Lawsuit:
  Coverage of a coach fired for raising Title IX concerns about a transgender athlete; panel expresses support for her coming forward and skepticism toward NCAA policies.

• Super Bowl Halftime Show Boycott Call:
  NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny as headline artist causes uproar among conservative fans; analyst notes trend of Christian athletes and contrasts with NFL's entertainment choices.

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7. Shutdown, Health Care Debate in Mainstream Media

[72:47–80:45]

• Damon, Paul, and Rick dissect media spin:
  J.D. Vance's messaging is highlighted as effective.

  • Jen Palmieri (Former WH Official, now MSNBC):
    Argues Dems are right to “pick the health care fight,” claiming it’s a winning message—hosts scoff, say polling and public anger prove otherwise.

    • Quote (Palmieri, 74:23): “This is now a time to air it and say that is not true. You all just spent about 10 minutes saying that's not true.”

  • CNN’s Kaitlan Collins vs. Mike Johnson:
    Hosts react incredulously as Collins argues for the administration, rather than questioning Johnson, accusing her of punditry instead of journalism.

    • Quote (Mike Johnson, 79:54): “I don’t see your point. That is a red herring in this debate.”

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8. Newsmaker Memes & Social Media

[81:26–85:18]

• Trump’s Memes Mocking Jeffries and Schumer with Sombreros:
  Panel discusses viral memes from Truth Social, prompting media hand-wringing but laughter from the panel. J.D. Vance’s lighthearted response: “If you help us reopen the government, the sombrero memes will stop.” (83:14)

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9. Other Notable Stories

[65:50–72:14, 87:15–91:24]

• First Cousin Marriage in the UK:
  Paul covers NHS controversy over cousin marriage, highlighting social, health, and cultural implications, especially in certain immigrant communities.

• Soros Foundation Allegations:
  Cites a report claiming George Soros’s foundation has sent $80M+ to groups linked to extremism, pushing for terror-group designations.

• YouTube Settlement with Trump:
  YouTube/Google paid Trump $24.5 million after deplatforming him; Trump to donate the sum to White House ballroom construction. Panel questions if the amount is meaningful for Big Tech.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Shutdowns always end with deals, not Armageddon.” (Damon, 05:50)
• “Democrats are demanding health care for everybody.” (Maxine Waters, 28:05)
• “This guy’s had one story after another. This guy has also said he got his doctorate at George Washington…turns out he got some form of a doctorate in an online class that took him less than a year.” (Paul, 41:56)
• “They want to give health care to everybody.” (Mike Johnson paraphrasing Maxine Waters, 79:06)
• “If you help us reopen the government, the sombrero memes will stop.” (J.D. Vance, 83:14)
• “I don’t see your point. That is a red herring in this debate.” (Mike Johnson to Kaitlan Collins, 79:54)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:00–03:10 — Opening banter, team introductions, start of show
• 03:10–14:00 — Damon’s monologue: the politics and impact of the shutdown
• 10:00–12:45 — J.D. Vance on Ben Shapiro’s show re: health care for illegal immigrants
• 20:55–23:43 — Panel expands on health care funding, stats for Florida
• 25:23–29:03 — “Crazy Town”: Schumer ducking “Schumer shutdown” label, Maxine Waters interview
• 31:10–32:09 — Pelosi grilled on AOC’s influence
• 34:04–36:47 — Schumer’s 2025 comments replayed & analyzed
• 39:49–47:39 — Des Moines school superintendent (Ian Roberts) ICE arrest story
• 51:06–57:19 — “What Even Is That?” satirical dating segment
• 72:47–80:45 — Media messaging: Vance, Palmieri, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins vs. Johnson
• 81:26–85:18 — Trump’s memes & J.D. Vance’s commentary
• 91:36–95:09 — Sports wrap & Super Bowl halftime controversy

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Tone and Language

• Tone alternates between passionate, irreverent, sarcastic, and combative, with moments of humor and mockery.
• Hosts use colloquial language, exaggeration, and running gags (e.g., “Mad Max” for Maxine Waters, “Schumer Shutdown”).
• The panel expresses exasperation with media spin and prides itself on “calling out nonsense.”

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For Listeners Who Haven’t Tuned In

If you want an unfiltered, pointed, and often humorous conservative take on the shutdown, Democratic messaging, government bloat, and cultural flashpoints—with a no-holds-barred approach—this episode of Live from Studio 6B delivers. The team prioritizes cutting through political “sleight of hand” and the language games they say dominate the current landscape, focusing especially on issues of government funding for illegal immigrants and the complicated political corners Democrats have painted themselves into going into the 2026 midterms.

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[End of Summary]

Transcript

[A]

This is an iHeart podcast. Our live from Studio 6P, 8 O', clock, Wednesday, October 1st. Brand new month. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Lots to do on a busy Wednesday all across the country. And of course, 1039, LI News Radio. Glad you're in as well. Slick Rick is going to do some sports. Slickster, how are you?

[B]

I'm doing good, Big D. Very good.

[A]

Looking sharp in that. What was that? Pink?

[C]

Yeah, fuchsia.

[A]

Looking good, looking good. How was your day?

[B]

Fantastic. I had a great time last night. Jesse Garcia, Doug Smith, big fundraiser for our great young GOP team that's bringing it up here on Long Island. We had a great time. Everybody said hello.

[A]

Okay, Very good. I love Jesse Garcia and Doug Smith, friends of the show. We'll get him back on here soon. Rick Delgado's gonna do some news. Mrs. Delgado, how are you?

[C]

I am good.

[A]

What'd you do today?

[C]

Enjoy the day. And practiced. And got ready to unveil a brand new. What even is that?

[A]

Oh, what even is that? Tonight, 9 o'.

[C]

Cl.

[A]

Oh, mama. Hold on to your seats. Bringing the heat.

[D]

Scared. The Tylenol from birth kicked in there.

[C]

I was scared, too. Oh, bringing the heat. Brain fart.

[A]

What even is that? Tonight, nine o'. Clock. You don't want to miss that. We'll get that fired up. That's coming up. Top of the second hour. Mr. Nolan's going to have some news. Paul Nolan's here. How are you?

[D]

I am well, my friend.

[A]

How is your day? I know you had another stupid part of the day or whatever you call it.

[D]

I call it the Daily Stupid Report.

[A]

The Daily Stupid Report.

[D]

This could be a regular segment, possibly.

[A]

I don't know if that's a good thing, though.

[D]

Come on, we all do goofy stuff, you know. You walk out the door without your keys or you're looking for your phone, but you're talking on it. It's happened to everybody, you know, it's.

[A]

You're looking for your phone, but you're talking on it.

[D]

That's happened to you. Admit it. N. No, I don't believe them.

[A]

Out the door without the keys is every day. But no, not the phone. Every day.

[B]

Those keys are tricky.

[D]

So anyway, it was a little bit on the goofy side. I had lumber in the back and I have the folding pieces for my pickup truck. I don't know why I'm doing this, but I left it open. And we hit the parkway. It goes ba, ba boom. And you could break it and they're like $1,500, those nice little covers. And I pulled over to the side of the road before I got on the parkway to text you.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Make sure we had the right clips. And I put good common sense. I stopped before I got on the parkway, so I made my text.

[A]

Boom.

[D]

Get back on the parkway to hear boom, boom, boom. So I stopped. I got my texting done without texting and driving, but I got onto the highway and nearly had a heart attack.

[A]

When you never fixed it.

[D]

No, I never fixed it. I thought about.

[A]

That's good, Paul. All right. Very good. So Paul's going to have some news. We got a lot to get to tonight. We're going to make a very special phone call here coming up in a little bit. But right now, let's get to the first word. Well, here we are. Welcome to the political circus, where the Democrats have painted themselves into quite the corner. A corner so tight they might need to learn yoga to get themselves out of it. The Democrats have dedicated their miserable lives to. To jacking up their anti Trump rhetoric to levels that would make Chicken Little blush, screaming from every rooftop that Donald J. Trump is the ultimate threat to democracy. He's a tyrant, a dictator. You know, he's worse than Hitler himself. We've heard it all. They've repeated this blubbering nonsense so often now, their lunatic fringe base is now frothing at the mouth, fully convinced that compromising with Trump is like handing the keys to the kingdom straight over to the devil himself. But mark my words, my friends, when the rubber meets the road, the Democrats who've sworn up and down that Trump must be stopped at all costs are now in a position of having to cave. At some point, they're going to vote to reopen the government, turn the lights back on, and let the Trump train steamroll right ahead. And, oh, boy, is their progressive base going to erupt like Mount St. Helens when that happens. Let me tell you why this is such a delicious trap of their own making. The only real way for the Democrats to stop Trump as they keep yapping their big mouths about, would be to actually dig in like ticks on a hound and refuse to fund the government all the way through the midterms. Shut it down and keep it shut. That's not going to happen. Why? Because history shows us shutdowns are political poison, especially for those in swing districts. Shutdowns always end with deals, not Armageddon. Democrats know this. They've been on both sides. But here's where it gets interesting for conservatives. The Democrats have backed themselves in tighter than a sardine can. With their hysterical spin, their base now expects them to fight to the death. But swing district Democrats, well, they're probably sweating bullets. Take someone like Senator John Ossoff in Georgia. He has a significant military voting bloc around places like Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Fort Stewart, folks who actually prioritize national security. Polls show that Americans overall, even those who dislike President Trump, let's say personally, trust him and the Republicans more on issues like crime and immigration. They may not like his tactics, but they appreciate the results. Many of them are fed up with open borders and progressive social agendas like the trans nonsense, and they're supporting of the deporting of illegal immigrants. So what does a Democrat like Ossoff do? If you side with the socialist squad AOC and her band of radicals, you're most likely done for. You're going to face a primary challenge from a far left progressive who in turn can't win in the general, handing the seat, most likely, well, to a Republican. All politics is local and no amount of bloviating from the ivory tower editors at the New York Times is going to change that. Those swing state lawmakers aren't listening to the blue check Twitter mob. They're tuned into voters back home who want results, not endless drama. Now, as we've said for years on this show, forget the media. Gaslighting a shutdown isn't the end of civilization. Social Security checks, they keep coming. Seniors are not going to starve or die. The mail still gets delivered by the USPS carriers. Planes still taking off and landing as usual. TSA will be ready to give you that thorough pat down or prostate exam if you're really unlucky. National monuments open for tourists and for selfies. Essential services continue while not essentials like the bureaucratic paper pushers, well, they take a break during the 2018, 2019 shutdown. Furloughed workers couldn't use their government laptops. And guess what? The world kept spinning. I'm thrilled at the prospect of a prolonged shutdown. Let it drag on. Trim the fat, expose the waste. But the Democrats, well, they've painted Republicans as jackboot tyrants, Hitler reincarnated. So why fund a government pushing deportations, deregulation and America first policies? That's the question. Well, unless of course, the Republicans then dangle a carrot like funding for NPR's liberal echo chamber or health care for illegal immigrants. Then poof, the Democrats will suddenly ready to wheel and deal. Talk about hypocrisy on steroids. Well, there it is. Bottom line, the Democrats will vote to fund the government. History proves it. They have to or they'll get clobbered at the polls just like the GOP did in 95 when public opinion turned against them. But when these Democrats do cave, they're gonna have to stare down their raging progressive base and explain why they're forking over cash to quote unquote, Hitler for more deportations and less red tape. They've brought this on themselves with their insane over the top rhetoric that's more fiction than fact. And the American people, well, they're very wise to it. Voters see the Democrats as pro crime and pro legal immigration because, well, let's face it, their policies and their pronouncements continue to scream it. After four years of Biden Harris chaos, skyrocketing crime borders like sieves. Folks want someone to fix it, even if that someone's a bulldozer like Trump who could be looked at as a tad harsh. They remember how past shutdowns ended with compromises that kept the country moving forward, not with one side winning by burning it all down. This is the Democrat dilemma in all its glory, my friends. They've set the bar so absurdly high with their spin that now they can't clear it without looking like total frauds, which we already know they are. Party leaders have called shutdowns toxic and destructive time and time again. Heck, even Chuck Schumer said it. But here they are teetering on the edge because their base demands purity tests. Meanwhile, conservatives. Well, we're grabbing the popcorn and that's tonight. Opening word, first word. Our live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday, October 1st. And so the Democrats all day have been saying, well, the illegal. It's not illegals. There's no illegals. There's no nothing for illegals here. It's all made up. There's no health care for illegals. And there was many clips about this. JD Vance went on Fox and Friends this morning. I looked at that clip, but I thought the best clip of him explaining why that is not a nonsense argument was this afternoon he went on with Ben Shapiro. Cut one, Aaron. Roll that.

[C]

So, Mr. Vice President, one of the things legacy media have been picking on you for specifically, but the administration in general is the claim that you're making that they want taxpayer benefits for illegal immigrants. They suggest, of course, that it's against the law for federal taxpayer dollars to go to illegal immigrants. But the truth is something different. They are trying to revise the terms of the one big beautiful bill, specifically the terms that have to do with restricting the amount of state aid that can be reimbursed by the federal government that goes to illegal immigrants. Is that correct?

[E]

Yeah, that's exactly right. So there's always a sleight of hand. The Democrats play tricks with words here. But there are two very specific ways, and you could look at the legislative text, two specific ways in which the Democrats are asking us to give taxpayer funded health care benefits for illegal aliens. The first of which is, you know, if you're an American citizen and you've been to a hospital in the last four or five years, you probably notice wait times are especially long and there's a very good chance that there's a person who's ahead of you in line who is an illegal alien. The reason that is is because under the Biden administration, we would pay all of the hospital benefits for illegal aliens if they went to an American hospital. Now, that's bad for American citizens who want to use those services. It's also bad for American taxpayers who don't want to pay for illegal aliens to use those services. So that we turned that program off in President Trump's one big, beautiful bill, the Democrats want to turn it back, and that would cost, again, hundreds of billions of dollars. There's a second way. They want to pay for healthcare benefits for illegal aliens. And to get into the weeds a little bit. If you remember, the Biden administration did mass parole. So they took millions of illegal aliens. They would wave the magic wand of amnesty and say, no, no, no, these are no longer illegal aliens. They are now parolees because we're not going to deport them. And then they would give those parolees healthcare benefits funded by taxpayers. We turned that off as well. And Democrats want to turn it back on. So, just a matter of fact, as much as they try to change the words that they use and hide from the reality of the policy, it's a matter of fact that there are two programs that total hundreds of billions of dollars. Taxpayer funded health care benefits for illegal aliens. The Trump administration turned it off. Democrats want to turn it back on. And it's not just that. We have a policy disagreement here, as crazy as that one is. It's not just they want to turn those benefits for illegal aliens back on. It's that they're willing to say that our troops aren't going to get paid until Donald Trump relents turns those benefits for illegal aliens back on. It's preposterous. It's bad policy. But we also are not going to negotiate with hostages here, which is why the government is shut down right now because the Democrats have taken it hostage. And if they want to turn it back on, there is a clean, easy piece of legislation that nearly every Republican supports. They should just vote for it, turn the government back on, and then we can have the debate about health care policy that they seem to want to have.

[A]

Yeah, it's always the sleight of hand.

[C]

It's always in the words.

[A]

It's always in the words. That's exactly right. And that's exactly what you've seen all day long. Chuck Schumer putting out tweets about it, about how it's not true.

[C]

Yeah. But somebody forgot to tell Ro Khanna that because he admitted that, well, the money for Ilya Ro Khan is at.

[A]

The well, maybe it's happening, but it's just not enough to worry about stage. So we'll talk about that all coming up live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday. We're back right after this.

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[A]

All right. 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night, October 1st, Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. Slick's gonna do some sports here. Coming up in a second. Delgado's got news. Paul Nolan's got news as well. Hey, Fran, let's, let's call the White House and check in on the White House comment line. You have the number there? Yeah.

[F]

Thank you for calling the White House comment line. Hello, America. This is White House press secretary Caroline Levitt. Democrats in Congress have shut down the federal government because they care more about funding health care for illegal immigrants than they care about serving you, the American people. Until Democrats vote for the clean Republican backed continuing resolution to reopen the government, the White House is unable to answer your call or respond to your questions. We look forward to hearing from you again very soon. And in the meantime, please know President Trump will never stop fighting for you. Thank you and God bless you.

[D]

That was real, wasn't it?

[A]

That's absolutely real.

[D]

The trolling is just the next level that that huck to a Jeffries with the Hat. How funny was that stuff?

[A]

That is absolutely real. That is the White House comment line right now, where you can usually leave a message, but that's. That's the message that's been left for everybody who calls. So, I mean, that is. That is fantastic. So, all right, let's do some sports, and we'll get back to the government shutdown. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. It'll give you a great savings. Slickster. What's going on?

[B]

All right, big deal. Let's get caught up. Wild card baseball. There we are. Game two for everybody today. Earlier, we had the Guardians come back, beat the Tigers 6 to 1 to tie that series at 1. There you go. And the Cubs fell to the Padres. That series also tied at one. Padres winning three. Nothing. Right now we have a good one in the Bronx. Real good one. Yankees just got out of an inning. They had the top of the seventh, bases loaded, some great defensive efforts at second. And that catcher. And that game right now, three three, bottom of the seventh, Yankees batting in the Bronx. Good one. We'll be tracking that tonight.

[A]

I mean, Yankees had bases loaded in game one, bottom in the ninth. Right. Came in with no outs and got him out of the inning to win the game.

[B]

Not only that, it, you know, it's the first time in major league postseason history that a team had the bases loaded in the bottom of ninth and did not score one run. So they set a new record.

[D]

The Yankees must be so nice to be part of history.

[B]

Yeah, that's not the side of history you want to be on. But they must win tonight for the Yankees. Must win for my Cincinnati Reds, who made the playoffs, got completely bombed by the Dodgers. Shohei Ohtani, first pitch out of the park. I said, that sets the tone. He had another home run. Yankee, Dodgers with five homers last night, and Reds fell 10 to five even though they had bases loaded, too, and they couldn't get enough guys across the plate. So unfortunately that, you know, it's all about plating runs, and they're not getting it done. So Reds again, that's a 9pm first pitch. And like I said, we're tracking the Yankee game now, so. And it's do or die for these clubs, both the Reds and Yankees now. But you see, if it follows suit like it was today, everybody will be tied at one and we'll be smiling. Right, Rick? So good stuff there. I want to get to a Story actually just came out a little while ago. NYPD cop snuck into Ryder cup in tactical gear, claimed he was working security for Trump. This is Dylan Gwynne of Breitbart. An exclusive report in the New York Post claims that an NYPD detective on sick leave gained entry into the Ryder cup by wearing full tactical gear and claiming he was working security for President Trump. According to the Post sources, Detective Melvin Eng, 46, arrived at the tournament and informed officials that he was working security for the federal government. That was enough to get Eng into the tournament. His ruse was only undone after he dropped his gun magazine on the grass, at which point real security officers took notice and subsequently removed him from the tournament. What a butz you are out sick. What are you doing at the Ryder Cup? One veteran cop told the Post. You can't do that and it's a theft of service because you went in for free and then you lied and said you worked for Donald Trump. I mean, I can't believe what I'm reading here. Another police source said, what if he was looking to hurt someone? He got in there with his gun. Past the Secret Service, past the State Police. The breach of security raises serious questions about the vulnerability of sporting events and how easily someone might be able to penetrate the outer security layers of such an event. Detective Eng was suspended on Monday morning and is facing administrative charges for theft of services. The NYPD did not respond to a request for comment.

[A]

But he is a legit. He didn't. It's not impersonating. He's a legit.

[B]

He's legit, but he wasn't on that detail.

[A]

I get that, but why dropping of the magazine was what. I don't understand that. What's.

[B]

I guess when he dropped it, somebody recognized him. One of the other guys that was on a force who said, what are you doing? You're not supposed to be here. So it must have called attention, you know, somebody dropping a magazine, I think, you know, you hear that rustling or whatever and that kind of, that's odd. What happened with this guy? So 46 year old guy and somebody said, what are you doing? You're out on sick leave.

[D]

What are you doing dropping a magazine?

[A]

Yeah, yeah. That's the bigger question. What the hell is he doing with his weapon?

[B]

Yeah, I mean, yes. So yeah, one veteran cop told the Post. So you can't do that. And it's a death to start. So I, you know, this is really a disturbing story big that the guy could even get in when he wasn't indeed on the detail. And nobody's checking creds. I mean, you would think that for sure they would, you know, but if.

[A]

They had, he would have had creds. I mean. What do you mean?

[B]

Well, he was a police officer, but he wasn't, but he should, there should be a list of something. You shouldn't be able to, just able to walk in. He wasn't supposed to be there. The point being is, is if it was somebody else, they could have got in as an imposter very easily.

[A]

Yeah, I mean, I don't know. That's, that's a crazy story.

[B]

Very disturbing. So, and that's a wrap in sports. I have a couple other stories coming up including that San Jose University teacher coach that actually left a job. So we'll get into clip in the next segment. Big day.

[A]

All right, so look, very good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. So let's get back to this, this because Paul, you were saying there's a lot of nonsense going on, not only with that. Well, the main thing I saw today was of course the Democrats trying to say, well, there's no, there's nothing in here for illegal. So what are they talking about? What did you see?

[D]

So for me, what I'm seeing is you look at places like New York or even Boston, California especially, you see these Democrat run, I can't think of a word that I'm not allowed to say on TV dumps. And this is a massive revenue stream, you know, for the, you know, for the hospitals for big pharma, who happened to be a massive piece of the donor class. You know, you get all these people on free health care and then they get to go into doctors, get drugs, be in the system and all it does is pump money up through the pharma system. Here they are now, you stop them from getting their health care and now they got, they're forced to go to an emergency room where they have to be treated. And now that the hospitals start taking a beating and instead of making billions, they lose billions. And this is a big part of the whole lobbying group. And this to me is like another funnel of money to the Democrat scam party. So to me this is just another way to shut down their illegal flows of NGO dirty dark money. So to me they better hold the line here because if the rhinos, you know, if the weak Republicans give in here, they've really, like you said, they back themselves in a corner and they better not blow this opportunity to really, to pin the Democrats to the ground here. This is a big deal.

[C]

Well, yeah, especially because the way, the way you pointed out there, Paul, it's the healthcare providers, you know, all those health care providers. We didn't realize how much ingrained in this siphoning of American tax dollars they were actually involved in. Because again, it's all funneling through. Right. It's all going through. It's like, well, you have to cover them. Well, we need money to cover them. Where does that come from? It doesn't come from the federal government because the federal government doesn't have money unless they get it from you. So they have to take it from us in the form of taxes and they fill.

[D]

It's Obamacare on steroids.

[C]

Exactly.

[D]

Brought in 20 million extra people to get free health, and they're essentially getting paid for to the pharmaceutical companies.

[C]

And meanwhile, health care prices still go up.

[D]

Yeah, of course.

[C]

So much for that scam. Oh, we're going to, we're going to cut the price of health care with Obamacare. Yeah, that. We're still waiting on that one.

[D]

Yeah, I can, I still have my own provider.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Do you know, in Florida, just to give you some numbers to what Paul's talking about, when illegals go to the ER, they have to get treated. In 2024, in Florida alone, just Florida. Medicaid paid $76.6 million to ERS in Florida for illegal aliens. And health care for legal aliens cost the Florida taxpayer for just 2024, nearly $660 million.

[D]

Now imagine how many transgender surgeries happened in California for that.

[A]

All right, we'll do a lot more news on the shutdown. We'll do some more sports when we get back. Live from Studio 6P right after this, Sam. All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday night reel America, America's Voice, 1039 LI News. Radio slicks doing sports. Delgado's gonna do some news. Paul Nolan's got some news and stories coming up as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Let's get to Crazy town. It was a. It was a rough day for Schmucky Schumer because, well, Chuck had to answer a lot of questions today. And I think Chuck got to the point where he didn't want to answer any questions. And that is the basis of today's crazy Town. Roll it, Aaron.

[C]

Every Republican who's gone on TV the last 12 hours or so has called this the Schumer shutdown. What do you say about that name, Senator Schumer?

[A]

Can you hear me? I can't hear.

[C]

Can you hear me? I don't think Senator Schumer can hear me right now. Maybe the government shut down included audio on Capitol Hill.

[A]

Maybe the shutdown included audio on Capitol Hill. Yeah. Put your hand up if you think Chuck really couldn't hear. I think Chuck could hear him just fine. There was a couple of media things today that I think Chuck and the minority leader in the, in the House Team Jeffries wishes they hadn't done for him. It was Jake Tapper who confronted him on the illegal aliens sleight of hand. And Schumer there being called the Schumer shutdown. I don't think he wanted to answer any questions about it.

[D]

Nope.

[A]

You know, unfortunately, we really need those days to get to 60 days. I don't know what the, what the, you know, it'll be the longest one in history if it did. But that's where the, where Russ VAUGHT and the IR and the RIFs really kick in is at 60 days, obviously, because you have to give 60 days notice to terminate these government, a lot of these government employees. So I don't know what the chances of that are, but we'll see. All right, let's do some news. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[C]

All right. Well, of course, the big news is the, the government shutdown went into effect at midnight. And of course, the Democrats, if you've been paying attention, have been freaking out, including our very own Maxine Waters, who is, well, she's out and about. Somehow, somehow this woman is still alive. She looks pickled to me, but whatever. Maxine Waters actually was on the steps of the, of Congress the other day or actually today admitting Tuesday that Democrats are demanding health care for everybody and their fight for the continuing resolution. She admits it right here in this clip. This is a cut number four. Check out Mad Max for yourself. Cut number four.

[F]

Do Democrats want to prioritize the health care of illegal aliens over a government shutdown? Because if the government does shut down America.

[D]

Excuse me, Stop it right there. We're not prioritizing. What we're doing is saying simply, we want to keep the government open and we want to work with the Republicans and have a bipartisan agreement to keep this government open. And health care is at the top of our agenda.

[F]

Are Democrats demanding health care for illegal aliens?

[D]

Democrats are demanding health care for everybody. We want to save lives. We want to make sure that health care is available to those who would die. But having the help of their government.

[A]

So you're good with the government shutdown.

[C]

Even if it means giving health care.

[F]

To people who aren't American citizens?

[D]

Well, you can't. That's what you're pushing on. What you're trying to do is you're standing here and you're trying to make me say that somehow we're going to put non citizens over Americans. Quit it. Stop it. This is the kind of journalism we don't need.

[A]

No, I'm just not.

[D]

You're divisive.

[A]

No, you're not.

[D]

You're being divisive. No, please don't. You don't need to ask.

[B]

That's my thing.

[D]

You're just trying to get controversy here. You're not going to get it from me. We want to save health care for all. How people think.

[A]

Mad Max says everything you need to know in the second part of that interview and then denies it in the third part. Exactly. Just said we want to give it to everybody.

[C]

Everybody.

[A]

Everybody.

[C]

Well, on Tuesday, 44 Senate Democrats voted to block the House pass spending bill just hours before the long anticipated funding deadline. Sending of course the federal government careening to its first shutdown in quite some time. I think 2018 was it. 2018 was the last one.

[A]

Yeah, 2018.

[C]

2018. So there you have it.

[A]

Which I think was by the way, 35 days. Yeah, I remember correctly. And that was over the border wall.

[C]

I think it went from like December 18 to January 19.

[A]

But the difference is there that the Republic, the Republicans didn't hold obviously both the House and the Senate. So they really had to kind of cave at that point point back then on that where now they don't have to do that. And again, the true reduction in force, the RIFs don't kick in till because you have to give 60 days notice, they really don't kick until after 60 days where you can truly eliminate. And they don't get back pay because you know, if, if all this happens within the 60 days, all the. They just come back with back pay and it's like, you know, nothing really happened.

[C]

Right. That's for the people. But there are some things that they can cancel right away. The White House announced 8 billion in green scam CANC cancellations amid the shutdown. The Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vaught announced earlier today that the federal government is canceling 8 billion amid the Democratic forced government shutdown. That's $8 million that won't be going out to projects in blue or blue leaning states including California. Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Vermont and Washington. And some people are questioning also who's now running the Democratic Party. Of course that and that answer George Soros. Well, that question was asked to Nancy Pelosi who believe it or not, is still walking around the halls of Washington. Here she is, cut number 11 is.

[D]

A ghost or is she still alive?

[C]

No, it's still a full physical person. She hasn't started eating brains yet. Here she is, cut number 11. Check it out.

[F]

Thought from the Republicans that AOC is directing this. And she said that senator are welcome to go to her office directly. Is she, is she driving that?

[A]

Why are you saying such a ridiculous thing?

[F]

I'm just quoting what AOC said. She said go to her office directly. Do you think there's any credibility to that directing that?

[D]

She's wonderful.

[A]

She's a real team player. And the rest of that you started.

[G]

By saying Republicans saying that she's directing this.

[A]

She is not.

[G]

Hakeem Jeffries is. And this takes a lot of, of.

[A]

Experience, a lot of unity from the.

[G]

Caucus in terms of the point of.

[A]

View and that's what this is.

[D]

She's an articulate, I guess she's seeing Biden stuff.

[C]

Yeah, she's a little nervous that, you know, the old guard is being pushed out to the side.

[A]

Well, it's exactly what I talked about here in the first word because Schumer caved. Here's, here's what's amazing. This might be the most amazing clip. Well, we got a bunch of them today that are truly amazing. But cut nine. Aaron, this is Chuck Schumer of March of this year, March 2025. Last time we went to, to the CR and Schumer caved back then and then caught an earful. He still hasn't stopped hearing about that. Well, listen to why Schumer caved and why he didn't want to get to shutdown. Chuck Schumer of today might want to call back to Chuck Schumer of March and talk to him him because he forgot all the reasons that Chuck Schumer did it in March. Look at this roll that. Only leverage we had. They weren't going to negotiate with us. So there were two choices only. It would be nice if we had a third choice. We tried to get that third choice with the 30 day extension that Patty Murray tried to get some moderate, more moderate Republicans on the Appropriations Committee go along. They wouldn't. So we were faced only, only the Senate, not the House. They had A little easier because they could vote no against the CR and not cause a shutdown. But in the Senate, the only two choices were these choices, period. And the choice of the shutdown was so severe, you're giving them the keys to the city. Why would we. Look, this guy, the worst of them all is this guy who's head of OMB named Vote V O U G H T. But people hear the word vote. He already has a plan to shut down a large church right now. No, he cannot. Now, if you don't have a shutdown, you can go to court. And we've had some successful results in the courts. A lot of the judges we put in, Chris, you know, the 235 we've won, about 85% of the cases shut down. No court. They make the decision and they can make it quickly, easily, and across the whole federal government, not just the things that were in the cr. Hello, Chuck.

[C]

That.

[A]

You explained it right back in March. Wow. But you seem to have forgotten all of that. Now come now, because that's exactly what you've done. You've handed all of that power to a guy whose brain is basically an Excel spreadsheet of what he wants to cut in the federal government. He's been waiting his whole life to get to this point. What you've unleashed, giving Russ Vote the power to do this now as of 12 o' clock in one second last night. But his explanation right there for why he didn't want to do it in March is spot on. He knew he just articulated exactly what they wanted to avoid then and exactly what they just gave into this time. What's the difference?

[C]

Yeah, the difference is. The difference is everybody who, who screamed at him and the, the attack he's getting from his left flank, from AOC when it comes to possible Senate primary challenge. That's what's going on with Chuck. He's, he's fighting for his political life. Doesn't care about the country, actually doesn't care about the illegals. He's fighting for his own political life because he needs his money stream to stay on. He saw what happened to Biden, by the way.

[A]

There's one other person. Cut five, Aaron. There's one other person who knew that you don't shut down the government by trying to keep everybody in play. Hostage taker roll that at midnight last night, for the first time in 17 years, the Republicans in Congress chose to shut down the federal government. Let me be more specific. One faction of one party in one house of Congress, in one branch of Government shut down major parts of the government, all because they didn't like one law. So once again, I urge House Republicans to reopen the government, restart the services of Americans depend on, and allow the public servants who have been sent home to return to work. This is only going to happen when Republicans realize they don't get to hold the entire economy hostage over ideological demands. Oh, okay. Good to know.

[D]

Is that. Is that a new thing changed? Is that a new rule? Because I could have sworn that's what they've been doing two decades. Is that new? We didn't get the memo. Ideological demands don't. Don't hold any weight anymore. All right, thanks, Obama. We're sorry. We forgot we didn't know. How is he still relevant?

[A]

I mean, it's amazing. I mean, they. They make the case for exactly why they want to avoid exactly what they just did.

[D]

They act like the Internet's not real. There's no way to go back.

[C]

There's no going back.

[A]

All right, what else, Rex?

[C]

Unbelievable. When it comes to. When it comes to. Well, we only got about a minute, minute 40 left. I wanted to jump into this other story about this guy named Ian and Andre Roberts. I don't know if you heard about this guy. Total scammer.

[A]

Yeah. Well, you and Paul both have a huge interest in this story. Paul called me and talk about this afternoon. So why don't we. We can't get into it in the time we have left, so let's get into that teaser. Yeah, we'll get into that. I think a lot of people know this story.

[D]

Oh, my God. This is a big story. And for me, the real story here is Jackie Norris. That's big Michael Bama's former secretary of state who, you know, you know, she's. She's the. She's running for Senate and she's in the middle of all this and she's got her hands dirty.

[A]

She's running for something in Iowa, Correct? Yep.

[C]

And that's where this story broke, Right?

[A]

All right, we'll get into that once we get some more sports when we get back. Live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday night.

[D]

Forgive me, Chief of staff Secretary. States are below. Sam.

[A]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6P, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday, October 1st. Brand new month last quarter, man. Quarter four of the year is here already. October, November, December. As we put a wrap on 25. Man, it's going so fast. Always appreciate everybody who gives us two hours of your night. There's a lot of things you can be doing with your time. And of course, we appreciate when you spend it with us. 8 to 10 Monday through Fridays right here. Real America's Voice. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday on 139. LI news radio slicks here. He's gonna do some more sports. But the boys got a story that they're they both individually actually, without talking to each other, talked to me about today. Paul called me first on it and said, I want to really get into this story because it's just crazy. And then Delgado sent me a bunch of stuff on it. And that is the story out of Des Moines Public School system in the superintendent, superintendent, superintendent. Not somebody just working in the school as the janitor or someone working, you know, in the lunchroom or in the parking lot, you know, whatever. The superintendent. Ian Roberts arrested by ice Delgado, I'll give you first crack.

[C]

Yeah. This is coming from the Des Moines Register and something Paul and I actually been tracking, I think since Friday when we first start to started to see this story. We just haven't been able to get to it. Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent Ian Andre Roberts was arrested by U.S. custom Enforcement Enforcement for allegedly being in the United States illegally, according to federal officials. Think about that for a moment. Des Moines Public School superintendent, you think they might do a background check on somebody like that? Check out the local news report. This is cut number 12 on Ian Andre Roberts. Cut 12. Check this out.

[A]

There are mounting questions about how an.

[D]

Illegal immigrant who has faced criminal charges.

[A]

And deportation orders was able to serve as a Baltimore city principal and most recently as the head of Iowa's largest school district district. ICE agents arrested in Iowa arrested Ian.

[D]

Roberts of Guyana on Friday after they.

[A]

Say that he took off in his car, dumped it and then ran into a wooded area. Ice says he was found with a loaded weapon and $3,000 in cash. Roberts also had a long criminal past in the United States. In 1999, he overstayed his student visa. A year later, Roberts was charged with weapons possession. And in 2024, an immigration judge issued a final order of removal. Well, now questions are mounting about how he was able to work for years without authorization.

[C]

Not only work, but get the job. How did he get a job as a superintendent?

[A]

Iowa. Kim Reynolds is the governor. This is the state that. What's her name, the pundit who finally retired because she was tried to play that tried to play us all that Trump was going to lose. Remember Iowa? This is Iowa. This isn't la. This is how does this happen?

[C]

And we love Iowa.

[B]

Great state of Iowa.

[C]

At a press conference, school board chair Jackie Norris said the district is still working to learn what happened. We don't have all the facts, she said. There's much we don't know, obviously. However, what we do know is Dr. Roberts, doctor, somehow this guy became a doctor, has been an integral part, also debatable of our school community since he joined two years ago. Paul, you have a lot more stuff on this as well, right?

[D]

Well, yeah, because this story is just one of those things that drove me crazy. It's, you know, Trump bad guy, Orange man bad, Ice bad, you know, and they said Trump's administration is running out this wonderful person in our community. And this guy's got a history of just being a grifter. He's lied his whole life. He's created a narrative and a story. He has a self published book where he claimed that he worked in high level military when he was caught with his first illegal gun charge. He had stated to the police there that he was a military operative. He was a high level military operative, that he had done work for the Guyana royal family and the English royal family. This guy has had one story after another. This guy has also said that, you know, he got his doctorate at George Washington or another school. Turns out he got some form of a doctorate in an online class that took him less than a year. His credentials, everything is falling apart throughout all of it. He's had three sexual discrimination charges against him that he lost on all of those. When he was the principal at his previous school. He had had way very low grades. The person who replaced him had exemplary Larry grades. This guy, not only that, he was, you know, this is a guy who, who on top of it all had a parade, I mean a rally for him afterwards. The town, the town wasn't upset that this guy made $300,000, right? They didn't care. They were upset that he was fired. But meanwhile they're not upset that, that the whole chain of command from the top down for the president of the school board, who by the way is named Jackie Norris. She was the chief of staff to Michael Michelle Obama. Not only that, she's running for Senate. Not only that, her husband has lost the state of Iowa a $4 million lawsuit for his libel behavior. He was completely reckless the way he treated former employees and the state had to pay it. So the taxpayer took a beating there. The whole family's corrupt.

[C]

This whole story's corrupt.

[D]

And if anybody knows who the data Republican is, the data Republican who's fantastic follower, if you're not 800,000 followers outstanding work. Writes a letter under she's fundraising now the day after this happens and it says hello, Ms. Norris, you claim you don't have any time for politics or fundraising, so I'll help you out. You're the owner of Horizon Group, formerly known as the State Public Policy Group Group. That firm holds contracts in Des Moines tied to immigrant research and settlement. Well, guess who might have done the background checks. Slick and Rick. Given the background, it strains credibility to suggest that you are unaware of Mr. Roberts immigration status while he was superintendent. The financial record also raises question. An early Federal audit flag763 plus thousand dollars in payments to the SP PG under the Iowa Secretary of State HAVA programs in question costs as the of the sole source of contracts awarded without competitive bidding. With the history. With that history. The public deserves more campaign donation requests. We deserve to know why you should not have been investigated on this subject unto itself. So this is. And it goes on like there's more here. So she's essentially been involved in the subcontracting group who did the vetting of a guy that the student. The school couldn't do that job themselves. So they outsource it. And.

[C]

And you kind of could have googled his name and a lot would have came up.

[D]

This whole thing is so there's so many like say yeah.

[C]

Including the DHS final order for removal.

[D]

When I was looking him up, there was also an article about him in New York Newsday that he was a soccer player for St. Francis College in Brooklyn where he had three different ages in that article they didn't like. It's just this whole thing is. Is fully crazy.

[A]

And well, I'm sure Jackie Norris at this point must feel really bad for the. She must have on her mind the students of course in the public school system there. I'm sure the students and the parents. Let's. Let's hear from her at the press conference she gave yesterday and see what her concerns are. Here she is. He sparked a joy in our kids.

[F]

And an excitement in our kids.

[A]

I don't hear.

[C]

And she doesn't have much to say.

[A]

Is there. We have no out. Okay, here we go. He sparked a joy in our kids and an excitement in our kids.

[F]

And that's. I think it probably over time is.

[A]

Probably heartbreaking if it turns out that.

[F]

His citizenship status is in question.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

That's. That's not the biggest problem.

[A]

There's the biggest problem for Jackie. It's gonna. It's really. It's heartbreaking actually.

[D]

The story did you guys get the clip that I sent you? Wait. Probably two late, but she. At the end, she's like, now it's time for the disinformation camp, this campaign, to stop. We don't want to be criticized for what we've done. We want you to be nice. We want. What did she say what we want? We want some kind of have a level empathy. She's just crazy. She's basically saying, don't scrutinize us.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Don't scamming the taxpayer.

[C]

Don't look at anything else we might have done.

[A]

Yeah. Basically.

[B]

Right.

[C]

Right.

[B]

Yeah. Let's leave it there.

[C]

It's like, who else doesn't belong there? Who else might have a criminal record? Record? Who else might be walking around, who knows, with a Glock and, you know, maybe dropping cash to the kids to make sure that they say, oh, they loved him. Yeah. Because he was. He was dropping cash to him.

[D]

We demand that you people out there stop criticizing this man. He was wonderful. When I criticize again or criticizing you, you're the head of. By the way, there's school boards everywhere that are just like this. This is the beginning, hopefully, of deep dismantling all of these absolute harnessing corrupt school boards with these DEI hires across the board.

[A]

By the way, there's a lot of questions about her husband, Jackie Norris's husband, John Norris as well, too. We don't have time to get into all that, but you can check it out on our x page at LFS6.

[B]

Made in the Bronx.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6P. That's a wrap on hour one already. Hour two when we come back. What even is that coming up next when we get back right after this.

[D]

Sam.

[A]

All right, hour two. Live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday, October 1st, Real America's Voice. Brand new month, brand new quarter. Last quarter of the year. Man, it's going fast. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick's doing sports. We'll get to some more sports here right after we do. What even is the. That which is coming up right here, top of hour two. Rick Delgado is going to have that, plus he's doing news. Paul Nolan's going to have some more stories as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Lots to get into here. We'll do more on the shutdown. I've got a. Have you. Did you guys see Caitlin Collins on cnn? I know everybody has taste on this show and they don't want to watch.

[C]

That, but she's tough to look at.

[A]

I have. She's What?

[C]

She's tough to look at.

[A]

I happen to. I happen to watch it. And I don't know that I've ever seen a clip where someone who calls themselves. I mean, and think. I mean, this is a pretty strong statement given who we watch on tv, Watch any of the Sunday shows. I mean, it's pretty. I mean, it's pretty reprint. You know, you're looking for your hat to puke in most Sunday mornings if you watch it. But I don't know that I've ever seen a clip of somebody who basically takes the moniker of journalists and just literally throws it out the window with everybody knowing and turns into Democrat activists, strategists on air, as she did with Mike Johnson. So if we have time, we'll get to that clip. It's unbelievable. That's literally unbelievable. I couldn't believe it when I was watching it. I mean, talk about, like, not even trying to be, like, not even trying to hide it. Like, they don't call her show an opinion show. It's like a news. It's supposed to be news.

[C]

Well, that's the news that she's. She's not actually doing it.

[A]

Wait till you see this.

[D]

Oh, come on, just play it.

[A]

Well, it's. No, it's. We can't, because right now, time for one of my new favorite segments here on the show. Oh, my goodness. It feels like it is a new segment. Of course.

[B]

I think it is.

[A]

Is Rick Delgado with. What even is that?

[D]

All right.

[C]

Well, thank you, Damon. Yankees win. The Yankees win. Well, it's been quite some time, my friends, since my last edition of what even is that? But here we are. All right.

[D]

All right, all right, all right.

[C]

That's right.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So let's get to it, shall we?

[A]

Sure.

[C]

As the sun goes down on another summer and some and some just. We're off and sundown.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Say what you want about the wacky liberal Democrats, and much like the fellows you see here from the View, I think our favorite cousin Eddie says it best. It's the gift that keeps on giving the whole year. Yes, they are, Eddie. Thank you so much. What am I talking about? Well, I'm talking about the rash of videos the Democrats have been putting out lately. It's amazing. I don't know what. I don't know about you, but it looks like profiles on a dating app for all those suffering from, you know what, Trump derangement syndrome.

[A]

Sure.

[C]

For which these people, of course, like this one.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

There is no known cure. I mean, if you log on and swipe Left, like I did the other day, strictly as a goof. Here's an example of what you would be assaulted with. Yeah, look at that. What the hell is even that? I know. They all look alike. Now. I know what you're saying. Who would want anything to do with these people? No one. No. At least no one normal, right?

[D]

Hello again.

[C]

But I did come across a few that I thought I would share for the ladies out there. Because we love the ladies, don't we, Slowly. Oh, of course we do. So. So for the girls out there thinking, how can I get back at my parents? Today I present to you the latest offerings from Swipe Left. For the woman who wants a guy who's maybe into physical fitness, here's a ginger from California who can be a little gassy and has a taste for Asian ladies. Say hello to Eric S. I should.

[A]

Be working right now. Oh, I should be at the Capitol. Yeah, I should be in a suit. Yeah, I should be working right now. Instead, I'm pumping iron at the gym.

[C]

Yeah, he's pumping iron. As you can tell, Eric has a government job, which means he sucks off the teat of the American taxpayer and has a lot of free time to stay fit.

[D]

Yeah, because he's a loser.

[C]

Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I agree. But there's more to choose from. Don't worry if you don't like him. If you're looking for a man who is more into doing fun stuff, you know, pop culture y stuff, going to clubs, going to concerts. And say hello to the recent retiree, James Tse. Yes. Now don't let the retired part scare you girls, because James is still young at heart. In his free time, he loves leaking national security intel, walking on the beach, looking for shell formations.

[A]

Yeah, of course.

[C]

And of course he loves concerts. Maybe he'll take you.

[H]

Yes, I want to talk about a.

[A]

Truly inspirational public figure named Taylor Swift.

[C]

Yeah, of course.

[A]

I watched her podcast interview with the Kelsey brothers. Sure. You see, Taylor Swift and I go way back. I went to my first concert of.

[C]

Hers 15 years ago.

[A]

Wow. Wow. I've been to a second. And I have helped financially support the.

[C]

Attendance of a lot of family members at others.

[A]

Wow. I'm in a family's swifty group chat. Yeah.

[C]

As you can tell, James is a big spender and a swifty. And when he's not anxiously awaiting trial, you can find him waiting for the next Taylor Swift album.

[A]

Hold up. Wait a minute. Something right.

[C]

That's right. Okay, I get it. Maybe he's not for you. Maybe. Ladies, you want someone Who's a little more, oh, I don't know. Romantic, Right? Family orientated. If that's the case, then you might want to consider cuddling up under a Tuscan sun with Eric. A from New York City. Eric is a former New York police officer. Pension ladies. And a former mayor who sports a pretty good speech impediment and a love of God. Check it out.

[A]

I cannot thank my mother enough for instilling in me the values she lived by. At my core, I'm still Dorothy Adams son.

[D]

Raised with the values she instilled in me forged in my church and in my community.

[C]

Wow. And who knew? He's a bit of a mama's boy. And he loves God as well. You know what they say. Every ship needs support, right?

[A]

What? Bro, what are you talking about, man?

[C]

In other words, beggars can't be choosers when it comes to Democrats. Hey, as long as your date doesn't end up like this old guy with a pear shaped homeless 40 year old boy toy who brought his own hammer. So you can wrestle around at 2am while you're watching wife is out of town and the police show up so they can watch you might end up finding real mushy liberal love of your life. Speaking of mushy, Damon.

[A]

What? Yeah. Guy's a total douche.

[C]

Back to you.

[A]

Wait a second.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Hold it a second. Why?

[B]

How you get pulled into this?

[A]

Wait a second. Why am I a part of this at the end?

[C]

Well, I was throwing it back to you. That's.

[A]

No, I know. That's my throwback.

[C]

See, I haven't done one in a while. So you forgot I opened always kind of segue and throw it back to you.

[A]

No, I know, but that's the verbiage you. Yeah, this guy's a total douche. Right back to you. It's the verb how I do it. You said something about mushy and then you said if girls are speaking of mushy.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

So that's the setup that I don't understand. Why is that the setup to throw it back to me? What are you implying? Yeah, guys. A total douche.

[C]

Take a look.

[A]

We know what you were saying.

[C]

We know what you're all right.

[A]

What even is that? Rick Delgado. Thank you, Valiant. Return to what even is that in the chat? Is already in there with a good job Delgado.

[C]

Are they swiping left?

[A]

So very nice.

[C]

Looking for love.

[A]

Well, that's good. That's. That's three. What'd you say about the first guy? Eric S. Yes. Small Asian women With first and last initials being this same like F. Like Fang. Fang. That's a good one. All right. That's a good one. That is a good one. We'll do some news with Paul Nolan and Rick Delgado coming up. Let's do a little more sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to you, slickster. What's going on?

[B]

That's over in the Bronx. The Yankees have pulled it out. You heard us mention it a little bit earlier. Unbelievable. Wells singles to right, got a great bounce. And Chisholm Jr. Comes in in and wins the game four to three. Yankees have now forced a game three in the Bronx tomorrow evening. I have to get the time of that start. Probably same as the last few nights at 608, but great win for the Yankees, you know, do or die situation. So now the Cincinnati Reds are up. They're taking on the Dodgers just underway in LA Dodgers Stadium. 3 out of 4 teams so far because the Reds just started have tied the series. They all lost last night. Now they tied it. I'm hoping the Reds make it four for four. Oh, please. We'll see what happens.

[D]

I don't know.

[B]

I'm not that confident. And Aaron, we're going to get cut 10 ready if we have time. Yes, we do. Okay, so let me get to this story. Big D from earlier today as well. An ex SJSU volleyball coach opens up on lawsuit after losing job amid trans athlete scandal. This is Jackson Thompson of Fox News. Former San Jose State assistant women's volleyball coach Melissa Beatty Smooths knew she wanted to sue as soon as she found out she was suspended last season. She had just filed a Title 9 complaint that contained several allegations against the school and transgender player Blair Fleming. The suspension hit her the first weekend of November 2024, just days before the presidential election. She found that just minutes before warm ups for a home game against New Mexico State and she came walking into the gym and was removed by an administrator and basically was handled a packet and said everything's in there. You need to know for your dismissal. So if we could roll cut 10. And on this interview here, Aaron Farr.

[G]

I was hired by San Jose State in January of 23 without the knowledge that there was a male transgender on the team. I moved my whole family across the country and changed my, you know, I was coaching in Connecticut and I've been coaching for 3, 33 years in collegiate sports. So, you know, with that, I think that was, you know, not being told. And then also that was One of the reasons why Brooke Slusser was not informed as well when she was transferring to come play at San Jose State and was not told even that she was going to be rooming with a male and playing on a team with a male.

[A]

Oh, yeah, that was a priority.

[B]

That.

[G]

And then once we were informed, we were silenced and threatened.

[A]

West coast colleges for you to not.

[G]

Say anything and that we're suing the NCAA because their laws are allowing transgender to play in women's sports, where, you know, we want to keep women's sports for women and women's equality. And so that's the fight we're fighting. And it has to get changed at the highest levels in the. In the Supreme Court, and also so that the NCAA is forced to make those laws and those changes. You know, it's been very difficult. It's very stressful. You know, I think that Brooks Lester made a very big point, like a lot of people and myself included, to even come to work and come to practice. You had to make yourself, like, numb because of all the things that were going on. And if you were going to just, like, make it through that day in. In an area that you weren't being supported, you weren't being protected, the support was only for one, the biological male, and was not supporting the women, and we were being silenced. From what I know, I'm the only one, the only coach that has come out and spoke on this, and what's even crazier, lose my job over. Over this and speaking out for what's right. But I've had an outcry of, like, support behind the scenes.

[B]

You can cut that. And. And Fleming made a comment that basically, you know, nothing to see here. She should really get on with her life, basically, was the comment that was made when they asked Fleming what she thought about this. So it's just unbelievable what he thought about this. So crazy. Disgusting. Got it. But it's gonna be groundbreaking precedent, whatever happens with this case.

[A]

All right, live from Studio 6B. More news when we get back, right after this. On a Wednesday night.

[D]

Just disgusting.

[A]

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[D]

Well, I wanted to start with the. The nhs, the in England removes controversial Report on benefits, a first cousin marriage and the fierce public backlash in the uk. I don't know if you guys saw the story, but it's repulsive. The United Kingdom's National Health Services has come under fire for potentially prioritizing cultural sensitivity over significant health concerns after a published report last week questioning a major issue of public debate. Should first cousin marriages be banned? So to interact as we do this story, one is not no. Two is is yes. Should first cousin marriages be bad? If I don't see it's Cousin Avalanche where you gotta quit. So I know Jersey Guy Bergen. Jersey guy's gonna do the opposite just to get rid of me.

[A]

This is the United Kingdom's National Health Service debating this.

[D]

Yeah. So the debate is over the heightened issue earlier this year where Keira Starmer said he would not back the to ban it outright despite the known risks for future generations. As children born for first cousin have risked increase of almost everything negative, including sickle cell disease and cystic fibrosis. And I did a deep dive on some of the other things that go on here. IQ points are generally 17 points lower on inter cousin marriages. There is an incredible amount of inbreeding in the Palestinian and Muslim communities. Yeah, that's why they did this, because it's been overrun. He is now owned. He wants to keep his political foot alive. So Starmer, along with other members of the labor, they've argued that the education should be prioritized instead of overreaching government mandates. So the article which posted on their general page has been removed. There was so much heat, so much pressure, they yanked it down.

[A]

But overreaching government mandates. Should the UK government ban first cousin merit marriages?

[D]

Now, keep in mind, there's been a long history of inbreeding in the, in the English royal families. I mean, I think everybody who's in any conspiracy hole ever knows that's a fact.

[C]

Right.

[D]

That has been the family tree.

[B]

That's why you love the queen.

[D]

The family tree looks like a lamppost.

[C]

That's me.

[D]

So. But the article really draw a lot of conservatives. The Tories like Richard Holden, he went haywire. And the pressure was really coming at him hard. And we saw England really pushing back. So I wanted to touch that story because what happens over there is gonna come to Canada. It's gonna come to.

[A]

Well, it's already legal here, isn't it? Well, in the US in about 25, 20 states.

[D]

And that's fine. I want the states to do whatever it wants. But it's gross.

[C]

And you're Talking about almost 40% of couples of Pakistani heritage living in one particular place in Branford, in Bradford.

[D]

There's a whole study that BBC did there on that. And that study is fascinating, by the way.

[C]

It's just insane. Meanwhile, children of first cousins estimated have a 6% chance of inheriting, you know, disorders like you mentioned.

[D]

Wow, it's a man.

[A]

And why is it I feel like I should be playing a banjo while you guys are talking about.

[D]

Well, because you should.

[B]

Piece of straw hanging out of your mouth.

[D]

Without. Without a doubt. I mean, if you go too far with this, we could get labeled as Islamophobe. So I didn't want to go into it because there is some horrific details to the Muslim community and how this is encouraged, especially in Pakistan. Some people say it's as many as 54% of Pakistanis are marrying their first cousin.

[C]

Right.

[D]

That is creepy. That is weird. And that's. You know, some of the studies show that some of the inherent behavior risks are extreme violence, full intolerance. It's like they describe ISIS in that when they're at birth, Earth.

[C]

Right.

[D]

So to me, the whole thing is insane. And I. I just wanted to touch base on it only because, you know, the world is going to hell in a handbasket and I'm tired of it. So I'll give you this one quick. This.

[A]

I didn't see a lot of twos in the chat, by the way, just so you know, Paul.

[D]

Well, I would hope it's not a.

[A]

Lot of response at all.

[C]

Should be a landslide.

[D]

I mean, it should be a landslide. So, Soros, this is from friends at Just the News. You know, I like to say my good buddy John Solomon.

[A]

Oh, by the way, can I just put a point on that story? Isn't this the accusation against OMAR Martin?

[D]

Yeah, 100%. It just nailed it.

[C]

She married her cousin. No, she married a brother.

[D]

And there's video of them making out.

[C]

Yeah, that's.

[A]

I've never seen that.

[B]

Lucky you, by the way.

[C]

Well, that'll be the subject of my next one. No.

[D]

That will go viral.

[B]

What even is.

[A]

All right, what else, Paul?

[D]

Well, you know what? There's not enough time really, but I'll just give it to you real quick. Trump obviously designated Antifa as a domestic terror organization. But the New Republic report from the Capital Research center showed how billionaire George Soros Open Society foundation has given more than $80 million to groups tied to terrorism or extreme violence. And the foundation has awarded more than 23 million to seven groups that are directly assisting domestic terrorism and criminality you know, it's one of the things that they were really pushing for was groups that promote violence, property destruction, economic sabotage, harassment. One of the groups in the was this was done by Ryan Morrow. If you don't follow him, he's great. Open Society has sent millions of dollars to US Based organizations that engage in direct actions that the FBI defines as domestic terrorism. Some of the groups were taught how to destroy property more efficiently and more effectively. So I didn't I know we didn't have a lot of time for that. Sorry for rushing it, but.

[A]

Well, I have the same feelings on the Soros thing as I do about antifa from the administration. If you're going to designate them a terrorist organization or you're going to hint that you're going to go after Soros or look into them, then do it.

[D]

Make it an international terrorist organization.

[A]

Let us know about it. All right. 26 past the hour. More news, more sports coming up right after this.

[D]

Sam.

[A]

All right. Live from Studio 6B, 30 minutes past the hour on a Wednesday, October 1st, Real America's Voice. So let's get back to the shutdown because we've been Talking about obviously, J.D. vance, I thought, did a really fantastic job of explaining the sleight of hand that the Democrats try to do. And it's always parsing the words. It's always a play on words. It's always you have to to actually look at what they're trying to say, look at the specific words they use because there's always some magic trick in the words that they try to use to avoid the actual truth. And I thought J.D. vance did a great job of it. And like I addressed in the first word tonight, the Democrats have backed themselves into a huge corner here, but not according to Jen Palamari, who used to work for Biden, was one of the PR spokesperson in the Biden administration. Now she's a regular on MSDNC to blabber about nonsense. And she was on there this morning. She thinks the health care fight is cut to Aaron is a great thing. Watch this.

[F]

I'm looking at where where we have been and how we and how the Democrats get to a better place. I spent a lot of time yesterday talking to people who think that the Democrats have a bad strategy on their shutdown to just kind of test my own thinking on this. And I have come out convinced that picking this health care fight is a good idea. First of all, one of the biggest problems Democrats have in fighting people have believed for years and years and years, ever since Obamacare was enacted that illegal immigrants are getting benefits under that. This is now a time to air it and say that is not true. You all just spent about 10 minutes saying that's not true.

[C]

Great.

[F]

More people think that's not true. When Hakeem Jeffries is on television, he says that's not true. It is false. That's a good fight to have. I think, in terms of where it's.

[A]

Not a good fight. Yeah. It's just, I mean, can you imagine this was the advice they were getting in the Biden administration, people like this.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

It's not a good fight to have because most of the American people are smart enough to figure out exactly what we just said. The sleight of hand that you guys try to play here. I just gave you the numbers out of Florida, of all places, so you can extrapolate that across the country. Country in all 50 states. How much this is happening in emergency rooms across the country. And as J.D. vance said, this is why they turn these two things off. So to argue for, like, black and white, that it's. Yeah, it's just not happening. If that's their strategy, then I say let them keep that strategy and try to go make that case.

[C]

Well, you know what? You know what's funny about this, too, is that they always go back to, well, it's illegal for them to get, to get health care. So they don't get it. It's. It's a law. Well, it doesn't matter if it's a law. We've already seen that it's a law.

[A]

Not to come into the country, that.

[C]

Democrats are very willing to find ways and loopholes to make sure they get this money. So just because it's a law doesn't mean it's actually enforced.

[A]

Go ahead, Aaron. Ends.

[F]

I don't know. You know, Joe's point about what Schumer's strategy ultimately is, I don't know exactly where it ends, but I do know that shutdowns don't matter the way they used to. They, this is going to be blip. But what it has given Democrats the opportunity to do is have a fight on the issue that no one talks about. Donald Trump never talks about people's health care. Republicans don't talk about people's health care. People are worried about their health care. Shine a light on the fact that their bills, premiums are going to go up. A lot of people are going to lose their coverage. That is all because of the Republicans. And the Democrats are offering an alternative.

[A]

What's the alternative?

[C]

Well, my question is to double down.

[A]

On Obamacare, which is neither affordable nor care.

[C]

Yeah. How is anybody losing their health care because illegals are not getting theirs. Explain that, Lucy.

[A]

Okay, so that, that's clip number one. Here's, here's the one I've been promising you all night. Mike Johnson last night for the shutdown went on CNN with Kaitlan Collins. And I don't, I'm not even going to try to set it up. It speaks for itself, but I've just never seen somebody just tear off the mask to this extent. Cut three. Aaron, roll that.

[F]

I heard you make that first point at the White House yesterday after the meeting y' all had with the president and with Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries. People, as you know, people who are here in the United States legally have never been eligible for the Obamacare subsidies for Medicare, for Medicaid. So what exactly are you saying that they're trying to do when you talk about giving free health care to.

[H]

So glad you asked. Okay, so when we passed the one big beautiful bill, the working families tax cut, we had Medicaid reforms in the bill. You and I talked about it on the air. What we did was to eliminate fraud, waste and abuse. There were a lot of people on the program who were enrolled in the program who were never eligible to be there. Medicaid is intended for eligible US Citizens, not illegal aliens, not also US Citizens who are able bodied workers, like young men. So we passed the law. The president signed it into law. Democrats voted against it, of course, and it's been wildly successful. The cbo, the Congressional Budget Office, which is the neutral arbiter of all these things, released a report a few weeks ago, earlier this month, and they said, you know what, the bill has had its intended purpose. Premiums are coming down. Listen. Because 2.3 million ineligible enrollees have been kicked off of Medicaid, which helps to save the program, prop it up, and $185 billion has been saved already.

[F]

So what you did was narrow the eligibility for certain people to get access to the ACA subsidies. What they want to do is undo the changes that Republicans made in that. But basically, wouldn't that only affect people who do have legal status, people who are refugee seekers here in the United States, asylum seekers here?

[H]

Those are two totally different issues. Now, they've created this as a new argument that they have as to why they should not keep the government open, but they're arguing a dissent. December policy debate for a September funding issue. The subsidies that you're Talking about don't expire until the end of December.

[F]

No, no, no. Those. The subsidies for just everyday Americans. That's one thing. That obviously has been the main premise of their argument. But you're saying they want to give free health care to people who are in the United States illegally.

[H]

That is exactly what the effect will be.

[F]

But when I looked at it, there's a little nuance because it's. They want to undo changes that y' all made. Narrowing. Who was eligible to get that? Those are people who are refugee seekers, asylum seekers. They're not technically people who are here illegally just cross the border.

[H]

This is exactly what will happen. And Maxine Waters admitted, I think accidentally today on the House steps, they want to give health care to everybody.

[F]

Waters is not in charge. She's not the one.

[H]

She didn't write one of the senior leaders in the House. And everybody should Google it and read their counterpart.

[F]

You see my point, right? You're making this argument that they want to just give health care to everyone who's here illegally. This is not for people who cross the border and don't have paperwork. These are people who have temporary protected status.

[A]

Right?

[H]

Absolutely. What will happen if that counterproposal was enacted is illegal aliens would be paid for. American taxpayers hard earned dollars would be paying for benefits for illegal aliens. Again, we're not doing that.

[F]

But it's against federal law for people who are here illegally to get reforms.

[H]

Are so important to enforce all that. The important thing to remember is what's.

[F]

Happened at the Democratic proposal that people who are here illegally because they don't have.

[H]

Have the level of specification that we had in our bill. It will unwind that and all those things that the CBO just verified will be reversed. We can't afford to do that.

[F]

But you see my point that there's no.

[H]

I don't see your point.

[A]

Right.

[C]

No.

[H]

That is a red herring in this. In this debate.

[B]

Red herring.

[D]

I mean, yeah, she has every BS tactic.

[A]

I mean, is there a question anywhere from her to elicit some information?

[C]

She wants to debate.

[B]

She wants. Exactly.

[C]

She wants to debate the language of the legislation. That's what she's there for.

[D]

I feel bad for the poor bastard is dating my.

[A]

It might as well be Congresswoman or Senator Collins and she still got smoked. I mean, it's unbelievable.

[B]

Wow.

[D]

That guy.

[A]

Unbelievable.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

She's exhausting.

[A]

Just. Just would not get. She just. There's no questions there. There's no nothing. It's just. It's just pure partisan politics of what her own Personal beliefs are that are coming out there. Vomit on her.

[C]

On screen about swiping left and keep going.

[A]

Oh, my God. Just unbelievable.

[C]

That was a.

[A]

She might as well run for Congress if she wants to have those kind of conversations. That's cool. Why are you a so called journalist on a show and every other word he tries to say, you go, well, well, you. You know, I love when they lead with that.

[C]

Right.

[A]

As you know.

[C]

Or the other great one is nonsense. I think we can all agree. No, no, we don't. We don't agree.

[A]

You. But you see my point. And finally he goes, no, I don't see your point. No one sees your point.

[D]

Two different things.

[C]

Because that's the games they play. It's amazing. They all do it.

[A]

Oh, my God. All right, 38 past the hour. Let's do some more news with Rick Delgado. What else you got, Delgado?

[C]

All right, well, I don't know if you've caught this, Damon, but President Trump has been using an AI generated meme to mock Senator Chuck Schumer and Representative Hakeem Jeffries. And on Mondays after he met. On Monday, after he met with the Democratic Democrats at the White House to discuss the looming government shutdown, he posted that to Truth Social, showing Jeffries depicted in a mustache and sombrero standing silently next to Chuck Schumer, who in a fake voice argues for giving illegals free health care as part of the effort to court new voters for the Democrat Party. Of course, the video. Do we have that? I thought I.

[A]

No.

[C]

Okay. But he keeps posting it. He posted another one when Hakeem Jeffries went on CNN. Then they grabbed the 14 second clip of that and put it in there as well. And then, of course, now it's kind of taken off and everybody seems to be posting different memes of Hakeem Jeffries in a sombrero. As a matter of fact, it also made. Here comes the one he posted. Check it out.

[A]

Will get you nowhere. We are fighting to protect the health.

[D]

Care of the American people in the.

[A]

Face of an unprecedented republic. Is after.

[C]

This is after. Yeah, so double down. Of course Jeffries is angry. He's all twisted. He's saying bigotry will get you nowhere. The White House did not immediately respond to requests for a comment from the New York Post. But somebody did ask JD Vance about that today. In the press. In the press. Here is JD Vance answering the question regarding the seriousness of the shutdown. And of course, President Trump's memes of Hakeem Jeffries cut their team. Check this out. For yourself. Cut 13.

[D]

So the president's been posting some images.

[B]

Of Leader Jeffries and Senator Schumer. Recently, you've said that you're interested in.

[E]

Good faith negotiations with these leaders.

[B]

But, you know, what message does that send?

[A]

Is it helpful to post pictures of Leader Jeffries and Sombrero if you're trying.

[B]

To have good faith talks with him?

[E]

Oh, I think it's funny. The President's joking and we're having a good time. You can negotiate in good faith while also poking. Poking a little bit of fun at some of the absurdities of the Democrats positions and even, you know, poking some fun at the absurdity of the Democrats themselves. I mean, I'll tell Hakeem Jeffries right now. I make this solemn promise to you that if you help us reopen the government, the sombrero memes will stop. And I've talked to the President of the United States about that. Now, to your first question. Are we negotiating one on one? Are we negotiating in groups? Look, I will go to the US Capitol right now and meet with Chuck Schumer or any Senate Democrat if it helps us reopen the government. Most of the conversations, in my experience at least, have been one off. We're also, of course, relying on some of our Senate Republican colleagues who have good relationships across the aisle. We're going to do whatever we have to do, is the answer. And I think it's tough to predict what shape this negotiation is going to take over the next few months. But I feel good about the fact that Democrats already realized privately the fundamental irrationality of their position. I hope that they're going to publicly acknowledge it and reopen the government.

[C]

Yeah, and then he'll stop posting the memes of Hakeem Jeffries in a bullshit mustache.

[A]

Even Latinos hate us. Yeah.

[C]

You got to keep the volume down on that one because that one's a little. That one's a little wrong.

[D]

That was rough.

[C]

But, yeah. So there you have it, by the way.

[A]

It is. It's not lost on me how brilliant the strategy has been to put J.D. vance out in front of here. Yeah, put him out there in front of the microphone. I mean, we don't ever. You ever remember seeing Mike Pence?

[C]

Nope.

[A]

Out in front of the microphone or even on the other side when he had a Democrat president. You didn't. The vice president. I can't remember one who's taken this much of a lead in a shutdown argument like this. He has been on shows. He's been in front of the microphone on press Conferences. He's in the White House briefing room today.

[D]

We should just start calling him 48.

[A]

Brilliant strategy to have him out there because. Because I love Caroline Levitt. I think she's great in there. But no one's going to do what JD Is going to do as far as taking those kind of questions. Even that one right there, he handled that, that question. You know, you could handle that question a lot of ways, but to kind of chuckle at it and say, hey, we're having fun.

[C]

Right?

[A]

I mean, I thought that was, I thought it was brilliant.

[C]

Yeah. Not only that, but then he, he circles right back right to the, the heart of the issue. And, and it's the negotiation for opening of the government. They don't want to do. Do it. Okay, we'll, we'll, we'll keep, we'll keep the door open. You guys want to talk? But making clear that, that they are not going to budge on that position.

[A]

Hakeem's had a rough, had a rough week besides the memes. And then when he went to the Oval Office, had a couple surprises there for him, too.

[D]

It.

[A]

All right, 13. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B, your. Your exit in entrance. Music pram wasn't lost on me what you were doing there. Brilliant. Slick's gonna do some more Spoiled. We'll get to everybody here before we wrap it up on what was any man. It was a quick night. Holy cow, it's fast. Paul's got a couple interesting stories and Harry actually sent me this story and I gotta be honest with you. So the YouTube. YouTube. So Paul, what's the deal with the YouTube story and Trump? So there's some settlement between them?

[D]

Yes. So YouTube and Google Alphabet gave Trump his 24 and a half million dollars after they de platformed him, eventually silencing the president, you know, of the United States, which is really worried about Jimmy Kimmel being the market kicking him off. But what so out that old company is now the last of the three major social media platforms, Meta and Twitter. Now, X obviously made their payments and according to the filing by Fox News Digital, the 22 million settlement, Trump's going to give the money to the National Mall nonprofit supporting construction of the White House ballroom. So once again, the tyrant, you know, the fascist, was giving away the money that the, you know, government, you know, forced mandates on these social media platforms to silence the president. And this was the Biden administration to put endless amounts of pressure on big tech to completely pummel him. So now what we have seen is that right now that Google's under all kinds of pressure in the UK and the EU, Google faces billions in fines and fees from the EU's Digital Services Act. And that's the, the process that Hillary Clinton went overseas and her and her gang of, I guess call them neocons or neolibs did everything in their power to promote the censoring of the President and anybody on the right wing. So now the White House is the only group that can shield this overregulation of this big tech platforms who are now under serious, you know, threat of losing their monopoly because AI is kind of taken over. So with all of these other groups like OpenAI and Big Players that, that were protected by Biden, like you know, Microsoft and, and Google are now facing way more competition, which is Trump is really encouraging this. And for me, with Anthropic X AI and, and other like Open Air, these groups are now going to make it. So who's going to use Google to search some, something I'm finding going right to open AI or going to chat GBT or GROK has been a better way to search something and you get a more comprehensive answer sooner.

[A]

So take a look at Common too. I just came across them. I haven't tried it yet, but that also looks common. Comet. Comet. Like that's by perplexity. AI, I believe that's a search browser and AI all wrapped in one.

[D]

It's, it's incredible because now the big question really comes down to, you know.

[A]

Am I, am I wrong to think that 24 and a half million, when I first saw it, I thought, well, how is this a story that seems like they're getting off easy. That's like $2 to the rest of us. Like that's what, what's what, what's the, what's the big deal in that? That's like chump change for them. Is that what he asked for? Is that what, is that what he was given?

[D]

Yeah, that's just what he was given.

[A]

I don't that seem like a lot or how are they going to learn their lesson handing over the equivalent of like $2?

[C]

Like if it was 24 billion, then, then, then you'd get some, some reaction.

[D]

And it still wouldn't mess with their bottom line. You know, you think about it, it's nothing to these, these monsters, you know, they're on astronomical levels. But I don't want, but it's just important to notice that like really right now, from a freedom aspect, we are really looking at a big debate here between the monetary aspects or the ideological aspects of this. And right now the fact that Trump is saying, fine, you know, we're going to make the competition levels better. We're opening up the platform as opposed to Biden who said don't even consider opening up an AI company. Everything is going to be ground to the and cornered into the, you know, it's a no man's land and we're going to protect our corporate interest because they're doing our favors. Now it turns out Google is just kissing butt and they're, they puck it up on, on, on el President Day, Donald Trump. And you know, I'm just happy to see some of this stuff happen in this way. And there's a, I have a lot of notes here on this and I could talk about it for hours, but I don't want to, you know, take up too much time.

[A]

All right, nine minutes to the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some last minute sports with Slick and then we'll do a last couple of headlines with Delgado. What else? Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use at checkout. What's going on?

[B]

All right, update Major League Baseball wild card Wednesday here I'm going to call it. And right now, three of the games are in the books. And the Guardians beat the Tigers 6 to 1. Cubs fell to the Padres 3 nothing. And Yankees with a big win 4 to 3 over the Red Sox. All those series are tied. Cincinnati right now up to nothing in the middle of the third. But it's a long way to go because the Dodgers are very good. So we'll see what happens there. And just one story. The NFL's back out of the again super bowl boycott backlash grows after NFL taps anti Trump pop star Bad Bunny for halftime show Warner, Todd, Houston and Breitbart. The NFL is growing boycott calls for after announcing its decision to tap anti pump pop star Bad Bunny as the headliner for next year's super bowl halftime show. So social media erupted this week when the Puerto Rican rapper whose real name is Benito Antonio Martinez, we have a sombrero for him. For him Ocasio. Ocasio is the last final listen was announced as the main attraction for the super bowl. Super Bowl 60 that would be photos begin circulating showing the singer dressed in a pink miniskirt and high heels and another in a voluminous white dress as football fans blasted the NFL for once again not understanding their audience. It's just unbelievable. So now the boycott is a warning on social Media as fans express outrage over the NFL's tone deaf entertainment. I mean, it's all over Twitter, everywhere you look, and people are very upset. You know, they went from kneeling right. Years ago and then.

[A]

Right.

[B]

The whole thing and now look what we got. So that's not good stuff. Big day. Not good stuff at all.

[A]

Well, I mean, yeah, I get it.

[B]

Not a good look.

[A]

I get it. I get it. You know, I see, I see why people are upset, especially right now. But I mean, I just continue to think they're more interested in viewers and dollars than anything else. I don't think they're necessarily thinking, what's the most anti Trump musician we can find? I mean, maybe that's a small part of it. Or they're certainly not sad that that's who they got. But this guy's the most streamed artist in the history of music. He's going to bring the probably the biggest audience the super bowl halftime show has ever had, if I had a guess. And I think that's what they're interested in. What are you going to say, Paul?

[D]

I don't know. I think it's. If they have three or four artists who all on equal playing field, they're going to take the greatest. The biggest anti Trump guy there is, especially an anti, like Christian guy. He's a Satanist and he's as creepy as it gets. I think it's a little bit of a nephew to the administration. And you know, I heard Jack Bosoba talking about it today where he was saying that, you know, people are asking him about like, well, at TP USA doing their own halftime show, come over to us. They're going to have Creed perform possibly, and it's gaining momentum. And I think that'd be so cool because at my super bowl party, I know I'm not watching that. That is getting. We're going to blackout during that halftime show.

[B]

Well, exactly. And you know, with all the Charlie Kirk headlines dominating obviously the last few weeks for obvious, obvious reasons, you just almost wonder if this is like the reverse, you know, type of statement they're trying to make.

[A]

And I think that's not a far.

[B]

Stretch, you know, and I think that those parallels are going to be drawn over the upcoming few months before the season's over. And I really feel like that's almost like what is it the anti antithesis or something? Antithesis, yes. Thank you. And that's what it feels like, though.

[C]

Well, I mean, I remember when they used to do an alternative halftime. Remember Fox used to do their own When In Living Color. The. The sketch show was huge.

[B]

Oh, my God.

[C]

That was for like, two or three years. They did their own halftime, and they did well in terms of numbers because it was. It was comedy. People wanted to do something different. Yeah, it was hilarious. And they did their own stuff, and it was a. It was a change, you know, and it directed people away from the super bowl. And then, of course, that they kept it tight to, like, you know, 20 minutes or whatever, and then everybody went back to the game.

[A]

So.

[D]

Yeah, I just think it's another example of, like, this revival of Christianity and spirituality and Judeo Christian values and, you know, the big tech monsters and the media evil demons. Just. They want nothing more that to come back with some kind of gross.

[C]

And you know what they really must hate are all the NFL players who say, glory to God.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

The first thing they say out of their mouth when they run into a microphone, it's amazing how much more we see that out of play.

[A]

A lot.

[B]

Personal savior, right?

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And I think they're. That could be part of it, too.

[A]

All right. As always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Congratulations. Congratulations, by the way, to Hong Kao. Remember him from Virginia? We came to love him when he ran. He was the. He's now the Undersecretary of the U.S. navy, the sole Republican who didn't vote for him, by the way. Guess who? Lisa Murkowski. God, get rid of her. Thanks, guys. On the show, Aaron and Fran, great job as always. Most of all, thank you to live from Studio 6B. Audience, have a great rest of your night. We'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00pm Right back here. Live from Studio 6. 6:00pm this is an I Heart podcast.