Live From Studio 6B - Wednesday, October 15 2025

Summary

Real America’s Voice: Live from Studio 6B — Wednesday, October 15, 2025

Podcast Summary by Episode: October 15, 2025 — Main Host, co-hosts Rick Delgado, Paul Nolan, Slickster, Aaron, and Fran; Guests: John Solomon, Cash Patel

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Overview:

This episode of Live from Studio 6B dives into breaking and contentious political news with the show’s trademark unfiltered, conversational style. Key themes include government overreach—particularly about the January 6th investigation, updates on President Trump’s White House activities, Republican Party strategy, Obamacare’s legacy, and Democratic Party missteps. Roundtable discussions, interviews with investigative journalists, and irreverent banter create an engaging, sometimes combative critique of current events, with a focus on American values, political accountability, and skepticism of institutional power.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

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President Trump White House Updates

[00:43–02:16]

• Trump’s Ballrooms & Renovations:
  The hosts open with Trump’s speech from the White House ballroom, noting, “Obviously no one knows building better than he does.” They discuss various renovations and how left-wing critics decry his changes—“they're already plotting to ‘steamroll all of it outside and turn it back into the rose garden’s crap.’”
  Quote [01:03]:
  Host: “He’s shown it off in quite a different number of fashions… it’s just, it’s a huge improvement.”
• The team laughs at visual gaffes involving President Biden, particularly referencing the use of an “auto pen” for his Walk of Fame portrait.

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Judge Blocks Trump Administration Layoffs

[03:49–08:12]

• Judicial Overreach Claim:
  The show focuses on a Clinton-appointed judge (Susan Illston, San Francisco) who blocked Trump admin layoffs of federal workers during a shutdown—despite Supreme Court precedent.
  Quote [03:36]:
  Paul Nolan: “Tax is theft.”
  Host: “This judge… always looks the part… they come from the right part of the country.”
• Discussion reveals frustration and disbelief that a judge would “overrule the highest court in the land.”
• Hosts question the legal basis for the ruling, mock its perceived subjectivity (“the law of her feelings”), and clarify that layoffs are not terminations and often resolved with back pay once government restarts.

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Revisiting January 6th — House Committees & Media Fear

[10:49–22:30]

• Hakeem Jeffries’ Warning:
  Rick Delgado reports Jeffries warned the GOP will “regret” reopening January 6th investigations.
  Host: “How exactly are we revisiting it? By actually trying to figure out what actually happened?”
• Committee Composition & Frustration:
  Spirited exchange about why Democrats must be included on the new House committee.
  Quote [16:28]:
  Host: "Why do we have to play Kumbaya when we're in control of everything? ...Why do we have to play fair?"
  The hosts express annoyance that procedural tradition gives Democrats a seat to shape the narrative and potentially impede “getting to the truth.”
• Nancy Pelosi Confronted:
  Show airs a clip of Pelosi being directly asked about National Guard decisions on Jan 6; her “Shut up!” response is met with incredulous laughter and mockery.
  Quote [19:14]:
  Pelosi (clip): “Shut up.”
  Rick Delgado: “She’s gonna need another scotch.”

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Crime, Federal Policing, and Urban Politics

[25:24–27:34]

• Trump’s Approach to Chicago & Portland:
  Clip played of Trump threatening more federal intervention if cities don’t cooperate with crime crackdowns.
  Host: “We’re gonna keep those citizens safe. Thanks.”
  Paul Nolan: “I think Pritzker is threatened. There’s no other reason… they don’t want to have a safe Chicago.”

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Sports & Culture Commentary

[27:35–33:28]

• AL Championship Update, Soccer Diplomacy:
  Slickster provides updates on the Mariners/Blue Jays series, and Trump’s threat to move World Cup matches over perceived unrest in Boston.
  Quote [29:57]:
  Host: “Michelle Wu [Boston mayor] is maybe a step or two below Mondami on the communist level.”
• Athletes & Activism:
  Panel mocks NBA coach Doc Rivers and other sports figures for stances on ICE and crime, calling out perceived hypocrisy.
  Host: “They leave the areas where all of [these problems] exist...then they’re the first ones to mouth off about how the country’s terrible.”

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Obamacare — GOP Failures and Continuing Impact

[34:18–44:50]

• 2013 Showdown Revisited:
  The host delivers a passionate “first word,” recounting how GOP lost an opportunity to block the ACA due to lack of unity. Blames establishment Republicans for undermining Cruz, Lee, others, while praising their warnings as prescient.
  Quote [35:24]:
  Host: “Republicans should have dug in their heels and forced the debate. Instead...they acted like the issue is some sort of dusty relic in the attic.”
• Current Debate:
  Discussion on continuing ACA subsidies highlights Republican reluctance and Democratic reframing.
  Rick Delgado: “If you need government money to prop up your business, you don’t have a business.”

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Civil Liberties Crisis: January 6th Phone Data Dragnet

[58:03–65:26]

• John Solomon Investigation:
  Exclusive: January 6th Committee subpoenaed 30 million lines of Trump White House phone data, with phone companies complying “because Congress asked.”
  Quote [59:23]:
  John Solomon: “They finished this work in 2022...trying to give it to the FBI, who could never get this amount...It’s a political utilization of your, my phone data.”
• Panel expresses outrage at unchecked congressional and executive overreach, calling it “NSA-style” domestic mass surveillance.

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House Committees, Jack Smith, and Government Accountability

[65:42–67:54]

• Jim Jordan Demands Testimony:
  Jordan presses former special counsel Jack Smith to testify on weaponization of the DOJ. Smith and team refuse, invoking Fifth Amendment.
  Host: “Smith was fully involved with the phone companies…pressing the phone companies to get these 30 million lines.”

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Supreme Court & Racial Gerrymandering

[72:06–77:55]

• Impending End to Race-based Districts:
  Kavanaugh and Roberts appear ready to end racial gerrymandering.
  • Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Argument:
    Jackson compares voting rights challenges faced by black Americans to the Americans with Disabilities Act, drawing sharp criticism.
    Quote [74:27]:
    Justice Jackson: “We are responding to current day manifestations of past and present decisions that disadvantage minorities and make it so that they don’t have equal access...They’re, they’re disabled...”
  • Hosts' Reaction:
    Host: “Being black is like being disabled. Essentially.”

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Jan 6th Committee Overreach:
  John Solomon (59:23): “That is not a legitimate function of congressional oversight. But Congress used a subpoena, and the phone companies just burped them up and turned them over 30 million lines of data.”
• On Pelosi’s Press Encounter:
  Pelosi (19:14): “Shut up.”
  Hosts crack up, with several suggesting the sound bite become a running joke on the show.
• On Clubby, Procedural Politics:
  Host (16:28): “Why do we have to play Kumbaya when we’re in control of everything?...Why do we have to play fair?”
• On Race and Voting:
  Justice Jackson (74:27): “They’re, they’re disabled. In fact, we use the word disable in Milligan...”
  Host’s response: “Being black is like being disabled. Essentially. That is strong.”
• On Doc Rivers' Comments:
  Slickster (32:44): “He goes on in that story, says, if these were Ukrainians being yanked out of there, you think white people would care? Yeah. Okay.”

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [00:43] Trump’s White House Ballroom remarks
• [03:49] Clinton-appointed judge blocks federal layoffs
• [10:49] Hakeem Jeffries and January 6th committee
• [19:14] Pelosi “shut up” to reporter
• [25:24] Trump discusses policing in Chicago/Portland
• [27:34] AL pennant/sports news
• [34:18] “First word” on Obamacare and GOP
• [59:23] John Solomon: January 6th phone record investigation
• [72:06] Supreme Court arguments on race-based districts
• [74:27] Ketanji Brown Jackson disability analogy

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Tone and Style

• Candid, irreverent & partisan:
  Hosts frequently mock politicians, use satire ("taxation is theft," "kerfuffle," "sham"), and openly lament institutional corruption and Republican timidity.
• Conversational and Knockabout:
  Regular friendly ribbing (Delgado’s stories, recurring Pelsoi “shut up” drop).
• Information Dense:
  Despite the banter, the show packs in details, historical context, and analysis alongside news commentary.

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Summary

This episode combines sharp-tongued political critique, investigative reporting, and cultural commentary with conversational banter. It maintains high energy and defends a skeptical, populist conservative posture—questioning judicial activism, media bias, government overreach, bureaucratic inertia, and the integrity of political institutions. The coverage is rich in historical analogy, insider info, and connects the dots between ongoing events and deeper trends in American politics. Listeners come away entertained, well-briefed, and armed with quotable talking points for the culture war.

Transcript

[Host]

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All right, there you go. President Trump speaking in the ballroom at the White House. About the new ballroom that's going to be in the White House and I don't know. There you go. Ask the press, ask the press to go home and say hi to your wife.

[Rick Delgado]

Even though I don't like you.

[Host]

Even though I don't like you. That's quite the sign off there. Oh, man. Live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday, October 15, Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. You've been listening to President Trump speak at the, at the White House, at the ballroom. Speaking about a lot of the construction he's doing. Obviously no one knows building better than he does and construction better than he does. And he's shown it off in quite, quite a different number of fashions at the White House. They've done a lot of. You don't notice until you see some of the pictures online of some of the entrance ways that they've redone. Obviously the Oval Office. He's redone. The ballroom is going to go on what they did in the Rose Garden. I mean, it's really taking quite a turn now. Of course, the left. Oh, it's. That's ugly. It's this. It's sad. I can't wait to. We win power back and we steamroll all of it outside and turn it back into the rose Garls crap. But it looks good. He's done some really nice things with some boy. I saw one of the entranceways and some pictures. I mean, it's just, it's a huge improvement. And he did the presidential walk of fame there. And the picture of Biden, of course, with the auto pen. That's classic. Can't get any better than that.

[Paul Nolan]

So that's too fun.

[Host]

Oh. Anyway, Slick's gonna be here to do some sports. He'll be here in a little bit. Delgado's got some news. Paul Nolan's got Some news. Aaron and Fran holding it down. G.L. you're in on a Wednesday. Mrs. Delgado, how are you?

[Rick Delgado]

I am well. Just. What happened today? Oh, that didn't happen to me, so I'm good. So some. Somebody got into a motorcycle accident, but it wasn't me. It was someone I know saw the motorcycle. Well, didn't see it happened, but saw the guy. Saw the guy laying there.

[Paul Nolan]

Who.

[Rick Delgado]

He was, like, separated 15ft from his motorcycle and his foot was all mangled. But that's not my story.

[Host]

You know the guy who got.

[Rick Delgado]

No, I don't. I know one of the people responded.

[Paul Nolan]

You know what?

[Host]

Oh.

[Paul Nolan]

You ever hear someone tell you a story about their life but it was your story and they're repeating it? I'm not kidding. I got this friend, Mike. He's losing his mind. He's telling the story about when he was in Vegas. And I'm like, mike, you realize that happened to me and I told you the story probably a couple times, and now you regurgitate like. He's like, I am losing my mind.

[Host]

He's telling you the story about you.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, right.

[Host]

Okay, good.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, all right. Yeah. That motorcycle didn't happen to me.

[Host]

Paulie, how are you?

[Paul Nolan]

I'm good. I'm good. At a very productive day. I'm going to say this on record as tax state for those who extension extensions and taxes. Theft.

[Host]

Taxation is theft.

[Paul Nolan]

Tax is theft.

[Host]

I feel robbed.

[Paul Nolan]

It's a. It's a robbery. It's a scam. It's a sham.

[Rick Delgado]

So it's a kerfuffle.

[Paul Nolan]

Enigma wrapped in a riddle.

[Rick Delgado]

Right?

[Paul Nolan]

That's a scam.

[Host]

Well, I agree. Oh, that's for sure. So. Well, there's a lot of news today. A lot. A lot of places to start. I'll get to the first word. Obviously, a little late at the bottom of the hour since President Trump took the top of the hour. I mean, there's a lot of places to start. But the thing that caught my attention. Here we go again. Besides Cash Patel today in the White House with the president and that whole thing. We'll talk to them. And I got a clip of John Solomon, who had Cash Patel on. John's got some huge stories right now with just the news, but here we go again. And this one might be the most outrageous given that the Supreme Court's already ruled on this. My understanding is, if I remember correctly, and that is this judge temporarily blocks Trump administration layoffs of thousands of federal workers during government shutdown. Hello. The judge is saying, no, the president can't lay off thousands of federal workers under hers under his jurisdiction. A Clinton appointed judge. And of course I always say this and I mean, I just don't know how else to say it. They always look the part. I saw a picture of this judge, Clinton appointed judge, and I went, okay, yep. Why is that?

[Rick Delgado]

Did she look like Katie Porter?

[Paul Nolan]

Big, thick glasses.

[Host]

She looked like a extremely skinny version maybe of Katie Porter.

[Rick Delgado]

I didn't know that existed, but okay.

[Host]

Maybe Katy Perry more like it. I don't know. But so this federal judge, of course, and then you read where they're from, San Francisco, of course, they look the part. They come from the right part of the country. Says that she's blocking the Trump administration from continuing government reduction in force. RIFS granting a temporary restraining order sought by labor unions that argued layoffs were unlawful during the ongoing government shutdown. The layoffs were unlawful during the government shutdown. U.S. district Court Judge Susan Ilston, a Clinton appointee, ordered the administration not to issue any reduction in force notices to federal employees in quote, any program, any project or activity, including any bargaining unit or member represented by the unions during because of the shutdown. The evidence suggests OMB and OPM have taken advantage, she says, of the lapse in government spending function to assume all bets are off and that the laws don't apply to them, she said. She further claimed the administration's actions were, quote, illegal and in excess of authority and is arbitrary and capricious, she said. In a court filing Tuesday night, an official with the Office of Management, management and budget OMB responsiblace said that more than 4,000 government workers had already received reduction in forced notices. And again, I remind you on reduction in force notices that they don't officially become really kick in until day 61 because by law I believe it is that they have to give 60 days notice of termination. So they don't even become effective until day 61.

[Rick Delgado]

Now, let me ask you this. There's termination, there's layoffs and then there's termination. You can be laid off.

[Host]

You can. But if the government gets funded, you get called back as if it didn't happen. You get back pay and all and it's all for not right until we get to day 61. But, but the thing about this judge, and again, maybe I don't understand every minutia part of this is that SCOTUS already ruled on this. AFGE versus Trump. The Supreme Court ruled that Trump could proceed with math mass layoffs across the federal government. So I'm not really sure. The judge thinks that she's ruling or overruling the highest court in the land because it seems pretty clear in that ruling that the Supreme Court dealt with this issue already.

[Rick Delgado]

Right. And what law exactly is being broken? She says it's illegal and it's against law. Well, what law does she name a law?

[Paul Nolan]

The law of her feelings.

[Host]

Well, she doesn't in this. Yeah, exactly. The law of her feelings is probably the closest one we can come up with.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Host]

All right. We'll get started live from Studio 6P when we get back right after this. Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio on a Wednesday night.

[Paul Nolan]

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[Host]

All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio on a Wednesday night, October 15th. Slickster. He's here. He's gonna do some sports. Rick Delgado is going to do some stories. Paul Nolan's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. We'll get to the well, President Trump opened up the show so we didn't get a chance to do a first word. Maybe I'll do that at the top of the second hour. But there is a lot of news to get into. So let's start it out. Delgado's got some stories. So what's going on with Hakeem Jeffries? He's losing the shutdown. He's losing his battles with in the hallways of Congress with Mike Johnson and others. So now what's up his what's got his panties in the Brits today?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, it's actually a story that kind of flew under the radar that came out, I want to say about a month ago, but it kind of just kind of, I think we kind of glazed over it. But now it's starting to bubble up again as Hakeem Jeffrey says the GOP is going to regret Damon revisiting the January 6th insurrection.

[Host]

Oh, okay. How first question, how exactly are we revisiting it? By actually trying to figure out what actually happened. Is that called revisiting it now.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes, it's called revisiting in Democrat liberal lunatic land. As House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Should I have said minority? Sorry about that, didn't mean to be politically incorrect. Warned Republicans on Monday that they're going to regret that decision to reexamine the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol. Jeffrey said the Democrats will use their participation in a newly launched GOP investigation of the rampage to highlight President Trump's role fomenting the violence on that day. Republicans, of course, will regret that they decided to go down this road, he said last week. The Republicans did create a January 6th investigative committee which will revisit the attack almost three years after the initial January 6th select committee that selected their evidence that they wanted to use and selected what people were going to say and made them say it, and delivered its report blaming Trump for inciting the riot, but then mysteriously lost all the evidence that they said they had. Republican leaders have defended Trump's actions surrounding the attack. Bashing the initial investigation is one sided a witch hunt aimed at solely hurting Trump politically. They're expected to use the new committee in an effort to exonerate the White House ally who was impeached for a second time in the immediate aftermath of the riot. Our goal is to answer the remaining questions, uncover all the facts that coming from Representative Barry Loudermilk, and implement reform so that this level of security never happens again. Louder Milk is going to be the chair of the committee after the panel was created, and he says it's also time to finish the job. So there you have it.

[Host]

What you're hearing is fear.

[Rick Delgado]

That's I smell it as a matter.

[Host]

Of fact, because anyone with an IQ higher than seven and a half right now knows that the only thing the Republicans are going to revisit, if they revisit anything, is try to get to the how crooked and deceitful and treasonous all of you were about this day. Christopher Wray talking to you. Nancy Pelosi talking to you. Mitch McConnell talking to you. Sergeant at arms for both of you. Talking to you. We've heard Stephen Sund, we've heard John Solomon, we've seen his reporting, we've seen about Barry Loudermilk's work. We know the story at this point. There's nothing new groundbreaking here. Cash Patel, we know what he's, what he's looking at. We know what he's probably sitting on, what he's already released and told us to who about what the FBI was doing that day and We've seen the.

[Rick Delgado]

The letter from Muriel Bowser, the mayor of D.C. reaffirming they did not want any help from National Guard on that day.

[Paul Nolan]

Plus 247.

[Rick Delgado]

Now we know there was more than 250 FBI agents. And that's just agents. We're not talking about. We're not talking about human intelligence sources. We're not talking about any other vernacular that they use to. 1200 to denote these people.

[Paul Nolan]

1200 of those.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

1200 human assets. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So there's a. There's a lot going to be uncovered and exposed. Some of the people that are automatically on this committee there. Damon, people that were on the original committee. Jamie Raskin is automatically considered an example officio member of the new panel as well as Jeffries named three of the Democrats to the committee. He named Eric Swalwell, who's just a peach, Jassy Crockett out of Texas, and Jared Moskowitz.

[Paul Nolan]

That's.

[Host]

Let me ask you.

[Rick Delgado]

Stupid.

[Host]

So let me ask you this. Remember we, we said, I said, I think we all said at the time they should have just kept the damn January 6th select committee open. And this replaced everybody back at the time, I think we argued for. Right, but. So now they didn't do that. So now they're doing this.

[Harry Anton]

Why?

[Host]

Are there any Democrats on it? Is that a Republican choice?

[Rick Delgado]

It's supposed to be. It's supposed to be bipartisan.

[Host]

Who cares what it's supposed to be?

[Rick Delgado]

Remember on the first one, they weren't going to send any Republicans.

[Host]

Damn about bipartisanship when it comes to January 6th. That would be my question.

[Rick Delgado]

So Pelosi named her Buddy. What's her name? Her dad was the vice president. Cheney. Right.

[Host]

Oh, Liz Cheney.

[Rick Delgado]

And who was the other chick that they pulled in? I don't know. He was the other guy. The other guy. The other Republican. I forget what his name. He cries a lot.

[Host]

Kinzinger.

[Rick Delgado]

Kinzinger. That's the guy's name.

[Host]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

So those were the two that was. That were named to the panel because they were supposed to have representation on there. Right.

[Host]

But who cares? Again, why are we. Why are we allowing Democrats to be on this, especially Jasmine Crockett, Moskowitz, whoever else you just named. Why? Why? Who cares what they think? This is what I don't get about the Republicans. This is what's going to be in my first word tonight about talking about Obamacare. Why. Why do we have to play Kumbaya when we're in control of everything? Sorry, we lived through your cheating, your mess, your Destruction of. Of. Of all evidence of Liz Cheney lying like a civ. We. We lived through all that. We went through it. The. The. We. The Salem witch trials is what we called it all that time. So now we're going to revisit it. We got to put Democrats on the, on the committee. Why? Because we want to look like we're playing fair. No, why do we have to play fair?

[Rick Delgado]

It's because they're supposed to do it. They're supposed to have cares what they're supposed to. Democratic picks on the new committee. It's part of the way the process works.

[Host]

David, I don't care about process and I don't care about what we're supposed to do. Just do what you want to do. Paul, am I, Am I losing it here?

[Paul Nolan]

Absolutely not.

[Host]

Arguing for the, for the Democrats.

[Rick Delgado]

To be honest, I'm not telling you why they're there. I'm not saying I agree with it. I'm just saying this is why they're supposed to be there. I don't care.

[Host]

Right, but in essence, you're making my point. They don't have to be there.

[Rick Delgado]

No, they do have to be there.

[Host]

Whose rule what rule is it that they have?

[Rick Delgado]

Jeffries has the power to name his Democratic picks for the new committee. I guess for committees, each side, you get more on one side if you're the party in charge and the other side gets less. That's what happens.

[Host]

Seems like another scam to me. I don't know.

[Paul Nolan]

I don't know. I would.

[Rick Delgado]

It's in the Constitution.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. It's got to be bipartisan, of course, but to me, I just hope he puts on. I want, I want to see pit bulls on there like Josh Hawley. You know, I want to see. I want to see people like rip into. I want to see blood in the streets on this one.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah, because this is.

[Paul Nolan]

It was such a scam from Jump Street. Like, we saw it right away. Everything we knew about it the day it happened. Watching Matt, these Antifa guys dress up, you know, cosplaying maga.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

And now every time you say Antip, you got to say, you know, the idea of mag. You know, it's just an idea, right. It's. It's not a. It's not an organization. If you guys see the Glenn Beck clip and you've seen his chalkboard, he's gone through like, how, how much structure is all through the entire organization of Antifa and every one of the NGOs that surrounded. It's truly astounding. The web of deceit they've built.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And we. I think we played that clip on Monday with him talking about, you know, the FBI actually coming to his house to sit down and be like, hey, show us. Show us what you got here. Yeah, so pretty interesting stuff.

[Paul Nolan]

I don't know if you. If we're on the topic of it, do you guys want to just. Nancy Pelosi got confronted today. And to me, like, this woman is as unhinged as it gets. To watch her fall apart the way she has and how animated and how defensive and panicked she is, you know, she's confronted by one of Mike Lindell's reporter Amy's. Allison Steinberg, and she asked the questions about January 6th, and she, America's favorite sweetheart, showed how charming she is. Is clip five.

[Host]

Actually, it's. Cut one.

[Paul Nolan]

Cut one.

[Host]

Roll that.

[Aaron]

Congresswoman Pelosi, are you at all concerned that the new January 6th committee will.

[Guest or Correspondent]

Find you liable for that day?

[Host]

Are you at all concerned about the.

[Rick Delgado]

New January 6th committee finding you liable for that day?

[Aaron]

Why did you refuse the national guard on January 6th?

[Paul Nolan]

Shut up.

[Guest or Correspondent]

I did not refuse the National Guard.

[Paul Nolan]

The president didn't send it.

[Guest or Correspondent]

Why are you coming here with Republican.

[Paul Nolan]

Talking points as if you're a serious journalist?

[Host]

The American people want to know we still have questions.

[Rick Delgado]

Watch the reporter.

[Paul Nolan]

Wow.

[Rick Delgado]

Wow. The reporter's face says it all.

[Host]

Wow. Whoa.

[Paul Nolan]

Look like she cast a spell there. Shut up.

[Rick Delgado]

She's gonna need another scotch.

[Paul Nolan]

I put the Malika on you. You should get that.

[Host]

Wow. Is that how you treat a reporter, Nan?

[Slickster]

Oh, she's not a journalist.

[Host]

Man, oh, man. Wow.

[Paul Nolan]

Spewing Republican talking points.

[Host]

Shut up.

[Slickster]

That's exactly what I was thinking when I saw that.

[Paul Nolan]

Yep. America's favorite.

[Host]

You know what that is? That's fear, too.

[Paul Nolan]

That is.

[Host]

Yeah. You know why? Because she's damn well guilty and culpable for what happened that day.

[Rick Delgado]

And not only from. From, you know, what she did, and. And there's the paper trail of that, but the video her own daughter shot.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

Is going to be used against her, so. I can't wait for this. I can't wait for this. Oh, it's going to look so good.

[Paul Nolan]

The hubris of that documentary in the making while this all happened. It's going to come back and bite him in the Keystone. Mm.

[Slickster]

No question.

[Host]

Hey, Aaron, can we. Can we do, like, a Biden cut on that Pelosi thing? Just cut it down to the shut up. That way, if Delgado ever talks too.

[Slickster]

Much, he's on it already.

[Host]

We Just hit it. Bang.

[Paul Nolan]

Shut up.

[Host]

Well, we've heard Stephen Sund. We've heard him testify about what, what the President did and did not request that day. We've seen his testimony. We've heard his interview. He's probably character witness number one in this whole thing of what happened. He. He testified about what he was, what information was being kept from him, what he was requesting, what he wasn't getting. His people weren't. His guys weren't properly outfitted with the proper equipment. He knew what possibly that day could be like. What he didn't probably know that day is that the speaker of the House would be trying to purposely frame the President on that day and do as whatever she could to make him look as bad as possible on purpose. That's probably what he didn't maybe factor in. But that's exactly what she did. She thought, if I don't take them, I wonder what would happen tomorrow. That's exactly what she thought. How bad can I make this guy look? So anybody that talks about that day, you can put that directly onto her head. And we've seen Jim Jordan's and the other reports that have looked into this day already and come out. This was even before we found out about, from Cash Patel, about how many FBI agents were there after Christopher Wray, that lion snake, went to these committees and sat there and denied and even made it that even the question would be asked on the ridiculous. He made it sound like, hey, Damon.

[Rick Delgado]

Real quick, on the committees, I know you hate the idea, but since 1789, the House of Representatives created permanent and also ad hoc, ad hoc select committees to consider business committees, allow the House and Senate to conduct business, blah, blah, blah.

[Host]

This is a select committee. Right, Right. Okay, so what's the rules on select committee, select committee?

[Rick Delgado]

According to this committee's first three committees, blah, blah, blah, have seven members each. The others, the ad hocs and such, consists of different amounts. And again, it goes to. It goes to. The party in power gets to have the, the, the lion's share of the.

[Host]

Yeah. Of course, the problem with the Republicans is if you, if you didn't know and he just got dropped here and you looked, you know, on earth and you looked at the situation, you wouldn't know what party's in control. That's the problem because the Democrats always look like they're in control, even when they're not. So we'll get to the bottom of it. Do they have all these, all these Democrats on this select committee? Maybe they do, but if they don't why are they there? All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night, Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. Glad you're in. Whether you're watching or listening across the country, always, always thankful for you giving us a few hours of your weekday nights, 8 to 10, Monday through Friday right here. Remember, Friday, we'll be at the America first warehouse. So if you, if you're listening on 139 Li News radio and you're on Long island, man, take a trip over to the America First Warehouse this Friday. It's going to be a lot of fun, as it always is Friday nights. The boys will all be there. Actually, Kevin Downey Jr. Will be off this Friday because he has a comedy gig. So Kevin Downey Jr. Will not be there.

[Paul Nolan]

Shut up.

[Host]

Sorry. Sorry, man. But the rest of us will be there. So you can scan the QR code that Aaron puts up just about every time we go to break if you want to get locked in at the America First Warehouse on a Friday night. So. Well, President Trump's been doing a lot of meetings in the Oval, and we saw him did a Cabinet meeting the other day, and he recently had Christy Noman there with Pam Bondi and Cash Patel and Pete Heckseth talking about, well, laying down the law for crime. And one of the next places they're gonna go is to Chicago. And that's the basis of today's diaper diplomacy. Roll it, Aaron.

[Aaron]

And then I was in Portland, went out and back on Tuesday and met with the governor, met with the mayor, met with the chief of police and the superintendent of the highway patrol. They're all lying and disingenuous and dishonest people because as soon as you leave the room, then they make the exact opposite response. So we're looking at new facilities to purchase. They're in Portland, too, and we're going to double down. And I told them if they didn't meet our demands for safety and security on the streets and work with us, then we were going to bring in more federal law enforcement. So I want to thank Pete and the Department of War for all their help. They've been fantastic. But while we fight litigation and work with Pam on that, we're going to send more of our resources and men and women out there to keep everybody safe. So no worries. What we see in D.C. and what we see in Memphis for benefits for people in the safety and security, we'll see that in Chicago.

[Paul Nolan]

Importantly, the numbers in Memphis, it's only a week, but the numbers have been amazing. I understand the crime numbers are way down.

[Aaron]

Vantastikin shows what a partnership can be between local law enforcement and the federal government. And if we have to do it the hard way in Portland and Chicago, we will. But the people demand the safety. My lawyers are in court right now as we speak.

[Host]

For you arguing in Chicago and Portland to keep them safe, to bring in the guard. The government doesn't want it there, but we do. We're gonna keep those citizens safe. Thanks.

[Paul Nolan]

The people want it. I don't understand the politics of it. I don't understand why Apritzker is trying to protect people that are really bad.

[Slickster]

Right on.

[Aaron]

Of doing the right thing.

[Paul Nolan]

I think they're afraid. I think they're threatened. They don't tell us, but I think Pritzker is threatened by people. There's no other reason that this could be possible, that they don't want to have a safe Chicago. And we can solve the problem very quickly. And we're doing that anyway, regardless of if he doesn't want it or if he does want it, we're doing it anyways.

[Host]

There you go.

[Slickster]

Oh, my God.

[Host]

All right, baby.

[Rick Delgado]

Pritzker is right on the money, so.

[Host]

Right on the money on the money, so.

[Rick Delgado]

Man, oh, man.

[Host]

All right, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to use if you want to shop at my pillow to give you great savings up to 50 off whatever you put in your cart over at my pillow or my store. Both. It'll work at both. Mystore.com mypillow.com Slick's got sports. What's going on?

[Slickster]

All right, Big D. American League Championship game three. Otherwise known to us old folk as the pennant. The big pennant for the American League. And the Mariners jumped out to a two nothing lead in the bottom of the first. At the end of two, it still remains Mariners two, Blue Jays nothing. T Mobile Park. I don't know what kind of cell service manager for Toronto John Schneider has, but he better call in for some offense, otherwise this series is going to be all just pretty much over. Because that'll be a commanding three nothing lead for the Seattle Mariners if they win tonight. So want to keep an eye on that big D? That's the scoop there. But Trump threatens to pull World cup games from Boston over unrest. This is an AP report. Washington President Trump on Tuesday threat relocate World cup matches set to be played next year in Boston, parts of which he'd suggested have been taken over by recent unrest. Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, home to the New England patriots and about 30 miles from Boston, is set to stage seven matches as the US co host the 2026 World cup with Mexico and Canada. Trump was asked about the city's mayor, Michelle Wu, a Democrat whom he called intelligent but radical left. We could take them away, trump said of the games. I love the people of Boston and I know the games are sold out, but your mayor is not good. He suggest they are taking over parts of Boston without offering details, but added, we could get them back in about two seconds. Wu's office issued a statement that read, boston is honored and excited to host the World cup matches and we look forward to welcoming fans from around the world to our beautiful city, the cradle of liberty and city of champions. Trump's comments came during his meeting with Argentina's president, and it wasn't immediately clear what he was referring to. Earlier this month, there were multiple arrests in connection with a pro Palestinian protest that turned violent on the Boston Common in which four police officers were injured. So obviously President Trump, as if he doesn't have enough to do, he's worried about the World cup next year in Boston and taking care of business and letting, putting them on notice. And I tell you he'll follow through on that. If they don't allow him to come in there and clean that up, there won't be a World cup in Boston.

[Host]

Well, the mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, is, I don't know, maybe a step or two below Mondami. On the communist level, I would say. She, she's, she may not be full out there like he is, but she's damn close.

[Paul Nolan]

She's close. She just doesn't admit it.

[Rick Delgado]

And she's worse because she's already in office. Yeah, she's already in office. She's already entrenching herself and all her little political cockroaches she's spreading around. So that's going to get worse in Boston as well.

[Slickster]

Yeah, I don't know. And look at, there's going to be World Cups in other cities, too. We got to make sure they're all cleaned up. New Jersey has one, too. They're going to play one at Met Ghetto Life.

[Host]

Right.

[Slickster]

They're going to have a World cup series there as well.

[Paul Nolan]

I know. It's going to be in Canada and Mexico as well. That, that one.

[Slickster]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

It'll be, it's be a tri Nation.

[Slickster]

Series of games, I think they're having.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Slickster]

And one more quick one, big D, Milwaukee Bucks Coach Doc Rivers rips ICE arrests in Chicago. That's not this country. Now, talk about trusting the process. Well, you know what this guy did to my Philadelphia 76ers. So you know my. My love for this coach. But Warner Todd Houston A. Breitbart Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers spoke out against Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE actions going on in Chicago as his team prepared to face the Chicago Bulls on Sunday. Rivers, who is a Chicago native, called the federal law enforcement actions just unlawful, just awful, the athletic reported. It bothers me, rivers said during the press conference ahead of the game. I'm trying, I'm trying. I mean, it's just an awful watch and see people getting zip tied. I mean, that's not this country. That's not where we're about. That wasn't the coach's only pro illegal comment. He also saluted the amazing job Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is doing. Despite that, Johnson has the lowest approval rating of any mayor in the nation.

[Host]

Listen, this guy's hanging out with Steve Kerr too much.

[Slickster]

I mean, do I have to go on about Doc Rivers and what a moron he is? I mean, I don't even know why that guy is still coaching in NBA team.

[Host]

You know, all of these stories always bring me back to my conversation with Walt the great Walter E. Williams, may him rest in peace. One of the most brillian minds we've ever had in the conservative movement about all of these athletes and all of these coaches who sit up there on their soapboxes and talk about all this stuff, but yet they're the first ones to leave these areas where they grew up in. They leave the areas where all of these. This crime is where all the illegals go. And then they sit on their soapboxes and then preach about how all of us are the bad guys. They don't go back there to deliver Thanksgiving turkeys. They don't go back there and buy real estate. They don't go back there and put their kids in their schools. No. Now they run out of these places as fast as they can, and then they're the first ones to mouth off about how the country's terrible, we're all terrible, we support it, and we should just allow all these people into the country and there should be no consequences for any of them. And when there are consequences, it's not what we're all about. This is. This is what we got to hear from these morons.

[John Solomon]

Yep.

[Slickster]

Exhibit A. LeBron James. Look at him, what he did for years.

[Host]

Look at his school. He opened up A school. It's a total failure. God never goes back there. He doesn't live there. His kids don't go to school there. They live in Beverly Hills. In the fight in the best of.

[Paul Nolan]

Everything with the best private security armed to the teeth, the coach concluded his.

[Slickster]

Tirade saying, this should be about the morality of our country and not about the race. This has nothing to do with black and white. Black and white should be grabbing arms together on this one and fighting against this. Thank you, Coach.

[Paul Nolan]

He's so full of it. He goes on in that story, says, if these were Ukrainians being yanked out of there, you think white people would care? Yeah. Okay.

[Slickster]

You know what we're dealing with? That's a rap.

[Host]

It's like this country singer. I see this video of today getting in his car, screaming at the camera, and the title says rising country star Fred Jones or whatever.

[Paul Nolan]

11 views on his left rising.

[Host]

Rising what? Never heard of the guy.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, he's going from 11 to 12.

[Paul Nolan]

The only big rise of that's that guy's cholesterol. You see what he looked like, Sam?

[Host]

All right, hour two live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night, October 15th, nine o' clock on the east Coast. Real America's voice slicks doing some sports. Delgado's got some more headlines. Paul Nolan's got a couple headlines and videos coming up. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. President Trump started speaking a little bit before eight, and we took him over the top of the hour, so we didn't get a chance to get right into the show. The president was excellent tonight, talking about the new ballroom that's going to be at the White House and some of the other stuff they've done at the White House. And it was. It all looks fantastic. My favorite thing so far, I think, is the Presidential Walk of Fame with Biden's portrait.

[Rick Delgado]

That's a good one.

[Host]

It's so accurate, it's right on the money. So. So since we don't have time right now, let's get into tonight's. I hope, because it keeps going out. I don't know. Can we do this? I got no prompter again. Okay, let's try it. Tonight's first word keeps flickering. Well, October 2013, 12 years ago this very week, the federal government, similar to today, slammed on the brakes and shut down. This shutdown was over a fight that should have burned hotter than any budget brawl in modern American history. Why? Because this shutdown was over a socialist monstrosity cooked up in the dark corners of Democrat fever swamps and oh, how the predictions of doom from our conservative heroes back then have come roaring back to life like a bad sequel that nobody asked for. Let me take you back folks, to 2013, a time when the feeling was one of opportunity for the Republican Party, House and Senate conservatives led by Senator Ted Cruz from the great state of Texas and Mike Lee from Utah. Real fighters, not these squishy rhinos who fold like cheap lawn chairs, stood tall and said no more. Shut it down. They refused to rubber stamp Barack Hussein Obama's bloated budget unless that pending health care abomination was gutted of its most destructive freedom crushing provisions. They warned us back then, this disastrous monstrosity is going to slam Americans with premium shooting through the roof. Choices vanishing like a liberal spine in a debate and the whole system turning into a bureaucratic nightmare where government pencil pushers will decide if you live or die. And they were right. You bet they were. But instead of begging those smug Democrats for some piddly short term continuing resolution like a bunch of whipped puppies, Republicans should have dug in their heels and forced the debate. They've been dodging like the plague ever since. They should have turned the spotlight on the real villains, the left wing radicals who rammed this down our throats without a single Republican vote. But no folks, that defeat still stings like a fresh bee sting on a hot summer day. Because Democrats, as I always tell you, stick together on health care like glue on flypaper, united, monolithic, marching in locked step towards their utopia of government control. Republicans, well, even now they act like the issue is some sort of dusty relic in the attic, pretending it doesn't exist while families across the great land are getting hammered by it. Still, the lost fight of 2013 and its true tale of betrayal is one that would make Shakespeare weep. Republicans held the stronger hand even back then. They controlled the House. They could have passed a clean funding bill with Obamacare carved out like a rotten core from an apple. The law was about as popular as a skunk at a garden party back then. The website was crashing harder than the Hindenburg and millions upon millions of hard working Americans were losing their coverage. Left and right, right? We all remember this time. If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. Remember that whopper from Obama? Well, that was a total load of crap. Democrats had already hemorrhaged over 60 House seats in a whole generation of state level power because of their blind devotion to the 2009 healthcare disaster. The dependency phase hadn't fully kicked in yet, but the costs were already exploding like Fireworks on the Fourth of July premiums had jumped 47% in the first year alone. 47%. That's not inflation, folks. That's highway robbery party sanctioned by Uncle Sam. But here's where the knife really got twisted. The GOP leadership sabotage their own team worse than a fifth columnist in wartime. After Ted Cruz's epic 21 hour Senate filibuster, standing there demanding a defund vote, the Republican establishment turned their guns inward, folks. They fired on their own troops. John McCain, the maverick who rightly mavericked himself into irrelevance, scolded Cruz from the Senate floor for daring to compare the fight to World War II, calling it a great disservice to veterans. Then of course there was Mitch McConnell, the turtle pace tactician from Kentucky, dismissing the whole strategy as naughty smart play. And then you had John Cornyn from Texas warning against a shutdown that was doomed to fail. Doomed. The only thing doomed was the GOP's backbone. Instead of pounding Democrats day and night for foisting this unaffordable mess on the American people, the Republicans obsessed over process like a bunch of lawyers arguing about commas while the whole damn house was burning down. The pressure cooker worked in its magic. And on October 17, the white flag went up. Republicans surrendered unconditionally and poof. Obamacare became as untouchable as the third rail in politics. Well, I think that's all you're going to get because this teleprompter continues to not work. So you get the idea.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, yeah. And we remember it well.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I remember it well. I remember my insurance as a private business owner got so bad I couldn't pay my employees insurance anymore. Yeah, yeah, it got so bad and I, I tried to split it with them and it got to the point where I had to choose to either close or everyone had to pay their own house. It no longer was feasible for me to pay for 14 families. Health care got so outrageous. So, I mean, it's been nothing but a racket since really 2000. They've gotten. They just figured out how to steal everything from all of us.

[Rick Delgado]

And it's amazing. It was because the health insurance companies were all on board. Yeah, don't worry about it. We're on board.

[Paul Nolan]

God forbid there was some form of tort reform or there was some form of local networks that you could use that they did everything in their power to make it bureaucratically impossible to, to make insurance competitive.

[Rick Delgado]

You know, what I'm interested in is the. I wonder if there's a paper trail on Which Republicans were. Got the biggest donations from the, you know, from the people responsible for passing this monstrosity. Well, you remember everybody that benefited, you.

[Paul Nolan]

Remember that that was against Mitt Romney. Right, Right. That was the year he went head to head with Romney.

[Rick Delgado]

I think it was after Romney.

[Paul Nolan]

Okay. Because we would have had Romney cash just like it was in Boston. He was signed on for that too. That bill was written like years before whoever won that election. So.

[Host]

Yeah, well, the parts I didn't get to, obviously, because I couldn't there. But you know, when you look at what happened after that, 30 million people became almost instantly dependent on Obamacare.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Host]

And it continued to get more entrenched. More entrenched. Even though it was barely workable, it was never affordable, it was barely care. And the Republicans continue to back then not want to touch it when they've had opportunities. And the whole point of this, what I was leading to is once again the Republicans have an opportunity here to try and once and for all get rid of this thing. But now that Biden has these, you know, we had Covid Biden put these subsidies in and that's kind of the center of the debate right now on whether we're going to continue these subsidies. But what people don't sometimes realize is these subsidies didn't even exist until 2021, 2022. And now when you listen to people talk about it, they say, well, without these subsidies continuing, the whole place is going to be a house of cards and collapse.

[Rick Delgado]

That sounds so.

[Host]

Doesn't that speak more to the actual law than it does to the Republicans? How is this about the Republicans?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, it sounds like. It sounds like a failed business model. If you need government money to prop up your business, you don't have a business. Right. You're not creating anything. If you don't have customers that are willing to pay for your product and you need the government to subsidize you, you really don't have a very good company that people would probably want to invest in. I mean, just think about the website. Remember the website debacle? The billions of dollars to get one website up and they couldn't do. Was amazing how much money they wasted.

[Paul Nolan]

This is just a different version of too big to fail. I mean, those banks, they should have let those banks cave in on themselves and new banks would have emerged within days.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

And stronger, without a doubt.

[Rick Delgado]

Totally.

[Host]

And the Democrats right now in this.

[Rick Delgado]

Whole.

[Host]

Shutdown are going to hope that basically the voters have amnesia and don't remember any of this because they are Reframing this as this is all about just health care and it's not about the monstrosity, the Frankenstein that they created that's driving everything up. And by the way, it's. Well, like I said the other day, this is not only about health care. This is driving inflation on everything else that's making American life unaffordable. It's driving the cost of everything up, the health care expenses. Even the Washington Post, the, the organ of the Democrat Party said the problem with, the real problem with the Affordable Care act is that it's not affordable. So when you, when you lose the, when you've lost the Washington Post, that's kind of where you are on this thing. And again, Republicans now have another chance controlling the White House and both houses of Congress make the case for repeal and try to put in some genuine market based free market reforms. They got to stop talking around the edges on this thing and get right to it. So we'll see. We'll see.

[Rick Delgado]

And who was that guy Gruber, the guy who, the architect of this thing that said it's been a tax the whole time. They just weren't allowed to call it a tax. Remember that debacle?

[Paul Nolan]

I honestly don't, but. Sounds about right.

[Rick Delgado]

Admitted it on video. We should. I'll try and find the video.

[Host]

I do remember that. Yeah. Yeah, I remember that.

[Paul Nolan]

Sounds about right.

[Host]

Yeah. All right. Live from Studio 6B. Eleven minutes past the hour. Well, speaking of the Biden administration, Paul, you, you came across something today from, not from, not from Joe Biden, but from his vice president. I guess she was out in front of a camera or something.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, she's on her book tour and ah, yes, you know, it's a, it's a pamphlet actually, with a, with two ghostwriters. Anyway, Spooktacular. It's so funny. I reading two ridiculously liberal articles how she's a victim. Black woman being attacked. No black woman should ever be talked like this. No vice president has ever been talked to like this. But they're talking about how she is being heckled just about everywhere on the tour and she's, she simply just can't face reality that she was propped up.

[Host]

She was, she's being heckled.

[Rick Delgado]

Heckled.

[Paul Nolan]

People are like laughing at her and making fun of her. In fact, I got a clip here if you just want to watch it. It doesn't even go well with the interviewer here.

[Host]

That is, indeed, that is a decent resume. But, but there. Well, some people have actually said I'm, I was the most qualified candidate ever to run for president said no one ever. I like, I like the some people say very nice, but go ahead.

[Rick Delgado]

It's kind of a snap fact.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. Totally understatement.

[Host]

Oh, that's actually she smack.

[Paul Nolan]

I love that some people say right.

[Harry Anton]

Me neither.

[Paul Nolan]

The host there was a slight. Right. Yeah. My mom, my mom says I'm the best. Not mom says I'm terrific.

[Host]

And then she's and you can see her get a little flustered and she says I'm just speaking fact after. Let me say that again, Aaron. That is a decent resume.

[Rick Delgado]

But go ahead there.

[Host]

Well, some people have actually said I'm, I was the most qualified candidate ever to run for president ever. And I like your, I like the Some people say very nice, but go ahead.

[Rick Delgado]

That's, that's a total slam.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Host]

Wow.

[Rick Delgado]

I saw that. I laughed out loud.

[Host]

She's from the New York Times, I think, too.

[Paul Nolan]

All right.

[Host]

Live from Studio 6P13 past the hour. We'll do more news, sports, all coming back right after this.

[Rick Delgado]

I was waiting for Nancy Pelosi to tell.

[Paul Nolan]

Shut up, Joe.

[Slickster]

It's time for the Shut up.

[Host]

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[Slickster]

I wouldn't leave that coin laying around.

[Host]

Way to go. Nice dropping it on the floor. And now it's worth less. So 20 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do a little sports. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS XP is the promo code to you. Slickster. What's going on?

[Slickster]

Well, managing John Snide I must got the word out at T Mobile Park, Big D in Seattle because guess what? Toronto went on to have a. A five run third inning after I said he better make a phone call for some offense. And that they did. They lead 6:2 right now in the middle of the fourth and boy, Toronto needs that game to get back in the series. Right now they trail two nothing so good stuff there. And we have some other action going on tonight. NCAA football, Big D. Couple of games here on a Wednesday night. Jackson State leading Delaware 21 to 6. Tend to go there in the third also we tend to go into third. We have UTEP over Sam Houston right now, 20 to 10 as well. Couple of NHL scores we haven't been bouncing around there. Sabres 74 over the centers and a goaltenders deal there. 5:15, 35 in the third. Nine to go in the third as well. Red Wings 2 to 1 over the Panthers. Blackhawks Blues at 9:30 and Flames Mammoths as well. 9:30 and Rangers. I just want to get a quick one in there. First team in NHL history to have their three home games. First three home games shutouts. So MSG now stands for. You know what it stands for, Paul?

[Paul Nolan]

What's that make?

[Slickster]

Season gone again.

[Paul Nolan]

What a shame.

[John Solomon]

That's.

[Paul Nolan]

Sorry to hear. What a shit.

[Slickster]

Yeah. Breaks so hard. Not that the Islands are doing all that much better. They're still looking for their first win, but that's another story. And in the spirit of Halloween, Big D, I had to run this story. Part of the National League Championship Series. Dodgers Teosco Hernandez flees teams hotel in Milwaukee over wife's fear of ghosts this is Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Slickster]

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teosca Hernandez reportedly decided not to stay in a hotel the team contracted with in Milwaukee because his wife felt uneasy over the rumors of ghosts in the building. The team arranged to stay at Milwaukee's historic Pfister Hotel, but Hernandez and his wife Jennifer chose to stay elsewhere after hearing claims that Pfister is one of the most haunted hotels in America, Fox Sports reported. Hernandez said that his wife caught wind of stories about strange happenings from other Dodgers family members who had stayed at the hotel over the years and just wasn't having it. The 33 year old Alfredo said he ain't afraid of no ghost. I don't believe in ghosts. He sounds like a song he told the media. I have stayed in there before. I've never seen anything or heard anything. He added that he just didn't want to deal with an unhappy wife. Right. Happy wife, happy life. So that.

[Paul Nolan]

Where is, where is he from? Is he from Central America? Because don't mess with a Central American woman. Don't do that.

[Rick Delgado]

You definitely, when it comes to ghost.

[Slickster]

We have a problem with that. Player went on to note that others have said that some of the rooms, the lights go on and off and the doors there, there are noises, footsteps, things like that. He says, I don't know. Hernandez is not the only Dodger player who won't chance any meetings with the paranormal. Dodgers Second baseman Mookie Betts is also ghosting the fista, thanks to the spooky legends. So a little Halloween story there. Big D tied in with the Dodgers, who are looking pretty good. Boy, that Yamamoto threw a hell of a game last night.

[Paul Nolan]

So flickering light and creaking sounds is 16.

[Host]

What?

[Paul Nolan]

You said flickering lights and creaky floorboards is a ground for ghosts. So if I make a lousy house, I can just say no? Don't worry, it's just ghosts.

[Host]

It's just, oh, the studio is haunted.

[Paul Nolan]

I'm not taking any money off the deal. You kidding me? What kind of scam is that?

[Host]

I said the studio's haunted. That's it.

[Sponsor Voice]

That's.

[Host]

It's haunted. Exactly. Anyway, the ghost didn't want to hear the first word tonight.

[Rick Delgado]

You guys didn't.

[Slickster]

A few more segments like this and sports won't have a ghost of a chance.

[Host]

They're going to have a ghost of a chance of coming back in stories like this either. All right, let's go. Crazy town. I mean, this one, this is. Well, I don't know. It doesn't need much setup. But let me just put it this way. Joy Behar has now decided that, well, there's a reason that Republicans will not come on the View, and that is the basis of tonight's crazy Town. Roll it. Aaron.

[Guest or Correspondent]

You mentioned Marjorie Taylor Greene.

[Host]

Yes.

[Guest or Correspondent]

I'm getting worried that she and I agree on stuff. Yes, that's why I thought you were talking. No, I mean, she has said that Republican men are weak and they're afraid of strong Republican women.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

And that they're.

[Guest or Correspondent]

She's got it over here for Mike Johnson. You know that.

[Host]

Yeah, yeah.

[Guest or Correspondent]

She. She didn't get along with him last year, but she thinks that Trump is not weak. He's the only one that's not weak, according to.

[Rick Delgado]

She's also saying that one of.

[Guest or Correspondent]

So she's attacking her own party right now. So you say what? You have the question, what's gonna happen? I think that somebody like her could take the whole thing down. I think that we should have more Republicans on the show. But they don't wanna come on. They're scared of us. It's like Marjorie Taylor GRE Green says that she finds the Republican men afraid of powerful women. Well, that may be true of all. All the political persuasions, but if they would come on this show, they can explain to us what they're trying to do to this.

[Host]

Republican men are not going to go on the View because they're scared. Yeah.

[Slickster]

Have Our president. Come on. See how scared he's.

[Host]

Scared of us. That's, that's her reasoning. They're scared of us.

[Paul Nolan]

What? That's.

[Rick Delgado]

Can't make it up.

[Slickster]

You can't make it up.

[Host]

The, the combined intellectual IQ at the table is about six.

[Rick Delgado]

That much.

[Host]

They're scared of us. Wow. That's, that's a new one for me.

[Paul Nolan]

Whoa.

[Host]

All right. Probably biggest news of the day certainly broke, I think last night is news that we don't have time to tell you right now. We'll get into it.

[Slickster]

Touch that dial.

[Host]

26 past the hour, live from Studio Six.

[Rick Delgado]

Big that's what they call a tease.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam.

[Host]

30 minutes past the hour, live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday night. We're going to try to get a ton of news in here because we can be a little bit behind because President Trump opened us up for about the first 20 minutes of the show. And the president was fantastic talking in the ballroom tonight. So let's try to get to a bunch of stories. Biggest one of yesterday and today is the one that John Solomon dropped over at just the News, and that is the story about Congress collecting 30 million lines of phone data, data in regards to the Trump probe of January 6th. And it is, I mean, the more we learn about these things, again, it's just more information and more things that we're learning that were happening just with no regard to, no regard to anything. Just absolutely running roughshod over whatever they wanted to do. Mr. Solomon was talking about this today. They had Cash Patel because Cash Patel was at the White House with President Trump. And John and Amanda had a chance to go over there and sit with Cash Patel. And he talked a little bit about this. But before that, he was on with Steve Bannon. And this is cut four. This is Mr. Solomon describing exactly what we found here. Cut four, Aaron Roll that turns out.

[John Solomon]

That the January 6th Democrat Select Committee actually gathered 30 million lines of phone records. That is a monstrous amount of phone records. Basically, according to the FBI document that I was allowed to see and write about, it was every phone call coming into the switchboard of the Trump White House. Now, you wouldn't need that to solve anything in January 6th, but you would need it if you were trying to figure out who was MAGA and who wasn't MAGA in America, who was calling the White House and who wasn't calling the White House, who was getting past the switchboard to the internal lines, meaning the insiders, the people that had access, the people who might talk to a president or his staff. That is not a legitimate function of congressional oversight. But Congress used a subpoena, and the phone companies just burped them up and turned them over 30 million lines of data. I think this will become one of the greatest civil liberty stories that we've had in our lifetime, because now we know it wasn't just eight lawmakers. It was a monstrous body of documents, basically looking at anyone that was having contact with the Trump White House. Now, let's take it a step further. They finished this work in 2022 because Democrats get thrown out in the election a year later. They're trying to give it to the FBI, who could never get this amount of phone data themselves. It's too broad. And they're trying to slip it to him on the eve of the 2024 election. That is not only civil liberties, it's a political utilization of your. My phone data.

[Host]

Yeah. Wow. Yeah. And it says from his article, the mountainous collection of phone records were revealed to the FBI, led by Chris Wray in 23 by Guess who. As we're talking about why they're on this panel by former Representative Adam Kinzinger, who's out there today besmirching John Solomon. John Solomon didn't find that didn't break any news here. He's just revamping old news. Which of course, Mr. Solomon responded to crybaby and said, I don't think so, pal. That's not at all what we're doing.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, if anything, Kinzinger is just confirming that, yes, they did all this.

[Host]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

He's saying, oh, this is old news. So you're admitting that you guys did.

[Slickster]

Denying it.

[Host]

Right.

[Rick Delgado]

You're not denying it. So.

[Host]

Well, he's certainly. No one knew to the degree. Right. That this was just a giant net.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, this is, this is outrageous. 30 million data ports. I mean, kidding me. This is, this is just, this is the, the kind of grand sale NSA stype type of pick up every bit of data on everyone. Now you know everybody who's maga. Who is it? You know, it's who's going where, who's talking to who.

[Host]

Yeah, right.

[Paul Nolan]

Who's connected to who might talk. Who might do this? This is outrageous to me.

[Host]

And the memo says Kinzinger told the FBI that the phone data had been collected by then former representative Denver Rig, an ex Republican who was a staffer on the Capitol Riot Committee, who later helped Hunter Biden's legal team in its effort to cast doubt on the laptop belonging to Joe Biden's son. So he Ran interference there as well. The FBI memo does not reveal whether the Bureau even took Kinzinger up on his offer, but it does reveal the sheer magnitude of the phone surveillance project the Democrats ran by using congressional subpoenas to gather phone records about Americans contacts with the Trump White House. So we've had eight sitting elected officials and now this. What. What is the deal? Who says. Who looks into the phone companies at some point and says what? The. The phone companies. Just what, they just get a, like they can, you can pass them like a yellow sticky note for something. They go, okay, here you go. I mean, oh, sure, here you go. You know, it's for the Democrats. Okay, yeah, sure, here. Is that how it works? Because it sure seems that way.

[Rick Delgado]

Seems that way. Or, you know, what it could be. You know, there was a bit of political pressure put on them saying, hey, oh, you really got a nice phone company here. I'd hate for it to fall under investigation unless you guys gave us this stuff. You don't know what kind of, you know, backroom kind of shadiness was going on when Democrats, you know, it, you know, it had to be. So it could have been a combination of, hey, we're going to give you this subpoena. They might push back a little bit and then they hear about the pushback and be like, that's a nice phone company. I'd hate for something to happen to it, you know.

[Host]

Now, I was saying that John and Amanda were over at the White House today not specifically dealing with this situation, but just overall dealing with what we're seeing coming out of the FBI. Although I think a situation like this will fit into this because there's got to be some wrongdoing somewhere here by somebody. But we certainly know of a lot of wrongdoing already by a lot of people. And John asked Cash about that. Here's how that sounded.

[John Solomon]

Beyond those who are already charged, do you think you've seen other crimes that might eventually get referred to justice?

[Rick Delgado]

Yes. We are looking at so many different leads on criminal activity by those who are in positions of power, and we're not going to stop until every single one of those is fully exposed. The documents are provided either to Congress or the courts of law and make every referral we can to the Department of Justice.

[Guest or Correspondent]

These indictments that you've seen and the.

[Rick Delgado]

Ones that you're going to see coming up here in this near future are just the beginning. But I have to remind the audience one thing. Everybody's like, it's seven months. What have you guys Been doing well. They spent 20 years building this disease temple of corruption. It takes a little bit of time to, to defeat it and beat it down. And I'm not asking you to trust me. I'm asking you to look at the work the men and women of the FBI have done so far in these seven, eight months.

[Guest or Correspondent]

Months, and just imagine what we're going.

[Rick Delgado]

To do come the year end.

[Host]

Yeah, yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

I, I get so frustrated when you see the talking heads talking about how Cash is, you know, completely over his head or Bonino is unqualified. And, you know, we've been talking about this blob, this apparatus that's been so carefully constructed and so many people who are involved and everyone's covering up for everybody because everybody knows, don't say nothing because everybody's connected to one deal or another. And that covers both sides of this thing. I mean, this hole is so deep.

[Host]

Yep.

[Paul Nolan]

And then every one of these cases are intertwined with another case. This has got to be an, I mean, how do you unravel, really? It's more like 50 years of criminal behavior there in that, in the, you know, in the statecraft blob.

[Host]

Well, speaking of unraveling, one of the other things in the news today was Jim Jordan and somebody else who needs to be probably investigated and for wrongdoing. And that's one Jack Smith. What's this story, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, you're talking about the, the story and for some reason I can't find it.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, he story too. Just you don't mind. I mean, but Jack Smith was fully involved with the phone companies. He was, he was fully involved with the, you know, pressing the phone companies to get these, these three 30 million lines. Right.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know if he was involved with that, but Jim Jordan is demanding Jack Smith testify on the weaponization probe which the GOP is now starting or has started, I should say. He's demanding that the former special counsel Jack Smith testify before the House Judiciary Committee, blasting him in a Tuesday letter for allegedly weaponizing federal law enforcement as the committee continues its oversight. Your testimony is necessary to understand the full extent to which the Biden Harris Justice Department weaponized federal law enforcement, Jordan wrote. Smith previously investigated President Trump for his role in the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack and the mishandling of classified documents, which we know was just a scam by Smith. Jordan accused Smith of launching an abusive surveillance of sitting lawmakers after obtaining their phone records for review in connection with Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Several members of Trump, of Smith's team, including former senior assistant Special counsel Thomas Windom and former counselor to the special counsel. That's a lot of titles. Jay Bratt recalled to provide testimony to the committee as well. But Jordan says the fail. They failed to cooperate by invoking the Fifth Amendment and declining to answer questions. Jordan is requesting a copy of all the documents and communications received by Smith while he was serving as special counsel. From what I understand, he is refusing to do so at this time. I mean, that could change between now and tomorrow. But from what I saw reported earlier, the special former special counsel Jack Smith is not willing to provide the documents and communications that Jordan is asking for.

[Host]

Well, you know, the thing about all of this is we've talked about, people are happy and I know John Bolton's probably coming down the line too. But when you look at some of the districts, some of the locations that these, these cases are going to happen and you know, unfortunately we're still up against it. When you see what's happening with these judges all over the country, quite frankly, if you listen to any of the Supreme Court hearings today, you got to be shaking your head at how even Katanji, Brown, Jackson, how she's, I mean, we know how she's on the court, but I mean it's just stunning that she is.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Host]

Because she's borderline a moron. And I know she's not a moron, obviously, duh. She's on the court. I get it, she's an attorney. But I mean she just, her arguments are so ideologically driven. She says today comparing because the Democrats are nervous, their gerrymandering has backfired. And Harry Anton did a great video today, as a matter of fact, on where they are. And if I have time, I'll get to that. But get cut six ready. Actually, let's do cut six. That's Harry Anton, because that'll lead into this. Aaron, roll that.

[Harry Anton]

17, 2018. Right. Because that's sort of the baseline. That was of course, the first Trump term. That was where Democrats were sort of keeping pace. You go back to April, look at the generic congressional ballot. What did you see? You see plus three Democrats in 2025 in April. You see plus three Democrats back in April of 2017. Now jump over to this side of the screen. What happens? Well, the Democrats are no longer keeping pace with the pace that they were setting back in 2017, 2018. You look back in 2017, you saw that the Democrats had leaped up to an eight point advantage. I remember covering this. I remember a lot of folks, including myself, saying, you know what, Republicans look pretty decent right now in terms of the fact that they had the House, they had the Senate, they had the presidency, but things were likely going to flip. And I was looking for the same signs this year. The bottom line, the bottom line is it hasn't happened. KATE ball, when it hasn't happened, Democrats have stayed basically steady. They have fallen off the pace. Democrats are way out ahead back in 2017 on the generic congressional ballot and now we're basically looking at Democrats ahead, but again, they are so far in back of the pace that they set back there. And so I think what a lot of folks are seeing, folks like myself are saying, wait a minute, given what we might be seeing in redistricting, is this plus three going to be in a Cape.

[Aaron]

BALDWIN that's what I was going to ask. One change from that cycle is also this mid decade redistricting effort that we've.

[Rick Delgado]

Been covering so much.

[Aaron]

Add that in and what do you get?

[Harry Anton]

Okay, so we add that and we take a look at the national picture, but then we, of course, taking a look at the state legislators, right. They are potentially changing things. And there are two things that are going on here. First off, net mid decade redistricting gains, if both sides max out at this point, there are more Republican gains possible than Democratic gains. Yes, the Democrats might try to counter a Texas and a California, but you go along in the different states and basically Democrats run out of room where Republicans are able to gain and gain and gain.

[Host]

Hold it, right?

[Harry Anton]

Both sides max out.

[Host]

That sets the table perfectly for what the Supreme Court was talking about today, which I'll tell you when we get back. We'll wrap it up for a Wednesday night right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam.

[Host]

All right, 13 to the hour live from Studio 6B. So let's quickly get to a bunch of stuff here as we try to get caught up. Supreme Court today signals Democratic Democrats days of drawing up congressional districts by race might be over. The Supreme Court signaled on Wednesday that the days of creating congressional districts based on race may be numbered. Justice Brett Kavanaugh, whose vote, along with Chief Justice John Roberts, could prove decisive in Louisiana vs. Calas. Questions during oral arguments whether the time for using race based remedies has expired. And they're as as Harry Anton just laid out, they're already nervous about this because they see the handwriting on the wall. But here's Ketanji Brown Jackson today arguing about why this is a disservice to the African American community and why. Listen to this.

[Guest or Correspondent]

I Guess I'm thinking of it, of the fact that remedial action absent discriminatory intent is really not a new idea in the civil rights laws. And my kind of paradigmatic example of this is something like the ADA Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities act against the backdrop of a world that was generally not accessible to people with disabilities. And so it was discriminatory in effect, because these folks were not able to access these buildings. And it didn't matter whether the person who built the building or the person who owned the building intended for them to be exclusionary. That's irrelevant. Congress said the facilities have to be made equally open to people with disabilities if readily possible. I guess I don't understand why that's not what's happening here. The idea in Section 22 is that we are responding to current day manifestations of past and present decisions that disadvantage minorities and make it so that they don't have equal access to the voting system. Right. They're, they're disabled. In fact, we use the word disable in Milligan. We say that's a way in which you see that these processes are not equally open.

[Host]

I know Justice Clarence Thomas would never come out and say anything bad. He's a lovely, kind hearted gentleman. But he has got to be sitting.

[Paul Nolan]

There thinking, you set us back 50 years.

[Host]

I mean, really, could you, could you be set more in the early 1900s in your mindset of, of black people in the country and where we are?

[Rick Delgado]

Wow.

[Host]

Comparing them to the Disability Act. I mean, that is, that is strong. That's.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, you know, Hochul said that most black kids don't know how to use a computer.

[Rick Delgado]

That's true. They all think. You know what's amazing though is that they all think that way. Even the black ones think that way. That's the craziest part. And they know if they got it, they got to know they're lying. They have to know they're lying.

[Guest or Correspondent]

They have to.

[Paul Nolan]

Or they're just so despicable and arrogant and they think they're so superior area. And, and they, they think that these people can't function without their greatness.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, they're so arrogant, it's off the chart. I mean, what, like what, what did Malcolm X say? Be be aware of the liberal. Liberal, white, Jew.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, whatever. Because they come across like they care about us, but they say that, you know, they don't think we're good enough to take care of ourselves.

[Host]

So, you know, so being black is like being disabled. Essentially.

[Rick Delgado]

That's what she said that is something. I guess she must be Kryptonian, that she's above it all. That she's like, I, I can. Can't because they're just regular black, but I'm Kryptonian black and I'm super.

[Paul Nolan]

And she'll spew that Charlie Kirk was racist. Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk said nothing racist in his life and said all people are born equal. And you know, this is the stuff we have to hear to advance her agenda. That's despicable, man. That's just disgusting.

[Rick Delgado]

Is she really that dumb?

[Paul Nolan]

I just think she don't know, you know, I think there's a thing. You could be well educated but have no wisdom.

[Rick Delgado]

Exactly.

[Paul Nolan]

So there's absolutely no wisdom in her. There's, there's.

[Host]

Maybe she's a leftist. She, she's a full blown leftist. She, she, her arguments are rooted in her ideology. There, there's no.

[Paul Nolan]

When you say leftist, would you say more like socialist or communist?

[Host]

No, I'd say leftists.

[Paul Nolan]

So that's a degree before socialist.

[Host]

Yeah, yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

So I would say dumb. I would say dumb. And I'll defend, I'll defend dumb.

[Host]

Dumb. I mean.

[Rick Delgado]

Well, no, I'll defend them because if she were smart, she would be able to see. Hey, wait, this doesn't seem to make sense. Smart people would figure that out. Dummies go along with it.

[Host]

No, but I see, I think she actually believes it. I don't think she's saying that because she's dumb or she's trying to score points. I think she actually thinks still that the country is systemically racist. That, you know, she probably believes in affh. We were talking about last night, that it's all unfair. Everyone. Someone's success is at the expense of somebody else. Yeah. That's what I actually think she believes. Right.

[Rick Delgado]

But. But I think she believes it because she's dumb.

[Paul Nolan]

Dumb.

[Rick Delgado]

Because before she was brought on, I.

[Host]

Think it's more devious than dumb. Dumb lets her off the hook kind of easy.

[Rick Delgado]

But before she was brought onto the court, remember they asked her to define what a woman was? She couldn't do it.

[Host]

Well, no, she couldn't do it. She wouldn't.

[Rick Delgado]

You wouldn't do it. Right. There's a difference because she knew if she said it.

[Paul Nolan]

So you're saying she's sinister.

[Host]

Yeah, yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

Yep. So I, I think she might be sinister. Well, she's definitely sinister, but I just think she simply lacks wisdom and has the inability, no ability to, to like to try, Try to roll back her indoctrination. Right. She has no ability to look back at her entire indoctrination and say, what am I missing here? She's just too arrogant to do it.

[Host]

Or she knows exactly what she's saying and wants other people to believe it as well.

[Paul Nolan]

Yep.

[Host]

All right. Speaking of sinister, Paul, the wannabe mayor, probably next mayor that I talked about yesterday was on TV today. What, what did he have to say?

[Paul Nolan]

Well, I'll just paraphrase it, but I'll tell you in all honesty, Martha MacCallum should be fired. Her interview was pathetic. She didn't press. Press Mandami on his ties to legitimate radical Islam terrorists, nothing about the money that he got from Islamic funded terrorist groups. But he did say this. He said that really if Netanyahu.

[Host]

Yeah, I thought her, I thought she was terrible.

[Rick Delgado]

She was terrible. Terrible. She didn't push back. She let him filibuster. It was terrible.

[Host]

Wow.

[Rick Delgado]

I was, I was embarrassed.

[Paul Nolan]

You had a chance. You had a comment on your screen Green, who has all these ties to these Islamic fundamentalists. You have to go after that. But, you know, anyway, she did push back a hair, but to me, it's nowhere near enough. And I'll just paraphrase real quick. She asked about Netanyahu and he said he would do everything in his power to arrest Netanyahu. He says New York City is a city that believes in international law. And she pushed back there and said, do you think the United States is not a country that pushes back on international law? Which he wouldn't really answer. And, and, you know, he said that, you know, in addition to that, he had a couple other, you know, things about the Democratic Party. Just, I mean, I mean about cops and prisons. Prisons are outdated. But whatever it was, here's the moment.

[Host]

That caught my attention. Cut five, Aaron. Well, she asked the question, so I don't need to set it up. Roll that.

[Aaron]

Do you believe that Hamas should lay down their weapons and leave the leadership in Gaza?

[Rick Delgado]

Gaza, I believe that any future here in New York City is one that we have to make sure that's affordable for all. And as it pertains to Israel and Palestine, that we have to ensure that there is peace and that is the future that we have to fight for.

[Host]

But you won't say that Hamas should.

[Aaron]

Lay down their arms and give up leadership in Gaza.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't really have opinions about the future of Hamas and Israel beyond the question of justice and safety and the fact that anything has to abide by international law. And that applies to Hamas, that applies to the Israeli military. Plus anyone you could ask me about.

[Host]

This guy's got opinions for days. What's he talking about?

[Paul Nolan]

How she let him off the hook there is beyond me. I'm telling you, she had to grill there and she didn't.

[Host]

He wants to take your guns away, believe me. But his. But there's. He's not really sure.

[Paul Nolan]

And he said, you know, prisons are obsolete. They don't. I got a. This is a disaster.

[Rick Delgado]

That was a terrible interview.

[Host]

Wow. All right, slick, give me a real quick whatever we got left.

[Slickster]

All right. Update on game three. Blue Jays. He the call at T Mobile park. They lead 8 to 2 over the Mariners. Top of the 6. They need that game. Looks like they're going to try to pull the that one out. And Nick Mangold urgently needs a new kidney and he's asking for your help. What a terrible story. Former Jet center diagnosed with genetic defect in 2006 that led to kidney failure. This was from outkick Armando Salguero. Nick Mangold is in trouble and he needs your help. The former New York jets seven time Pro bowl center is 41 years old.

[Paul Nolan]

Wow.

[Slickster]

And now. And in dire need of a kidney transplant. We know this because Mangold's desperation has gone public in the form of a note he wrote Tuesday afternoon to anyone who would read it. I don't have time to get into all that. That I can try to get to this tomorrow night. But he said it's a very difficult message. Let's hope this guy gets it. One of the best to do it for the Jets. One of their best for the team.

[Host]

All right, as always, we salute our military. Active and active. Bleach, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks everybody on the show. Aaron Frank, great job as always. Most of all, thank you to live from Studio 6B. Audience. Have a great rest of your night, everybody. We'll see you back here. Live from Studio 6B.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam.

[Host]

This is an I Heart podcast.