Live From Studio 6B - Wednesday, October 22 2025

Summary

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Real America's Voice: Live From Studio 6B

Wednesday, October 22, 2025 (Aired October 23, 2025)

Host Panel: Slick Rick, Paul Nolan, Kevin Downey Jr.
Notable Segments: News & politics, culture, sports, comedic commentary, live audience interaction

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Episode Overview

This high-energy episode balances sharp right-of-center political analysis, irreverent cultural commentary, and sports updates. The hosts discuss the ongoing government shutdown, 2025 New York City mayoral race, leftwing activism, law enforcement, international affairs (with a focus on Ukraine and Middle East peace efforts), plus a mix of personal anecdotes and listener engagement. A notable interview with Robert Charles (AMAC, gubernatorial candidate in Maine) explores policy reform and conservative strategy.

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Key Segments & Timelines

1. Panel Banter & Personal Updates

[00:00–05:12]

• Damon (regular host) is absent due to his daughter's surgery (successful)—panel extends best wishes.
• Introductions & sports banter; Kevin Downey Jr. plugs his upcoming comedy fundraiser and daily radio show (LI News Radio).
• Humorous personal story: Paul Nolan describes accidentally puncturing his calf with a plywood board (“It was like a medieval torture weapon”—[03:41], Paul Nolan).

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2. Government Shutdown, Trump & Democratic Negotiations

[07:33–11:49]

• The panel discusses the ongoing federal government shutdown (Day 19/20).
• Clip: President Trump stating he will only meet with Democratic leaders if they reopen the government:

  “The people want to go back to work. They want to be served… I will only meet if they let the country open.” ([08:49], President Trump, Clip 16)

• Critique of some Republicans (Ari Fleischer) calling to end the filibuster—hosts argue this would undercut demands for budget reform.
• Paul Nolan rails against “BS spending” and exposes how foreign aid agencies and “color revolutions” (Ukraine, Arab Spring) are used as pretexts for globalist intervention.

  "This was a well-orchestrated rig job from jump street." ([11:49], Paul Nolan)

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3. Corruption in Prosecutorial Ranks & Law Enforcement Reform

[20:55–24:01]

• The panel covers the issue of Soros-backed DAs (“repeat offender,” Philadelphia’s Larry Krasner), playing a Ron DeSantis clip:

  “I removed both of them from their posts. And I'm the only governor in the country to do that.” ([22:32], Ron DeSantis)

• Discussion on leniency for crimes and local DA’s lack of enforcement, with humorous jabs at “pickle farmers” and the LGBT movement’s perceived legal excesses in Florida.

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4. Diaper Diplomacy: NATO, Ukraine, and Zelensky

[24:55–28:19]

• Satirical “Diaper Diplomacy” segment: analysis of Ukraine President Zelensky “walking the NATO tightrope.”
• Zelensky remarks on negotiating with Russia and importance of U.S. security guarantees:

  “We need to push Putin to the negotiation table... Bilateral security guarantees between me and President Trump are very important.” ([27:37], President Zelensky)

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5. Media & Democratic Party Critique

[28:48–38:59]

• Segment lampoons Rosie O’Donnell for calling for a “mass blackout” to save the world and mocks liberal celebrities’ “ugly class.”
• Dissection of James Carville's flip-flopping:
  • Denies Antifa's existence:

    "There is no such thing as Antifa. It's like attacking paper." ([32:34–33:00], James Carville, Cut 9)

  • Calls for Trump collaborators to be shamed and paraded:

    "I think they all ought to have their head shaven. They should be put in orange pajamas... paraded for the public to spit on." ([36:05], James Carville, Cut 11)

• Panel highlights the “dangerous rhetoric” and “authoritarian leftist logic,” comparing it to historical show trials and political persecution.

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6. NYC Mayoral Race & Urban Demographics

[50:29–62:39]

• NYC Mayoral race:
  • Focus on Curtis Sliwa’s floundering campaign; intense exchange with radio host Sid Rosenberg.
  • Sid calls out Sliwa for fixating on Andrew Cuomo over leading opponent Zoran Mamdani:

    “This obsession with Cuomo has to stop. He's not winning… You can beat Cuomo and still lose.” ([55:23–56:10], Sid Rosenberg)

  • Broader discussion on immigrant communities, “replacement of institutions,” references to Muslim political ascendancy in Dearborn (MI) and Hamtramck.
• Panel predicts: If NYC falls to hard-left candidates, the “rest is easy”—citing similar leftward trends in London and Detroit.

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7. Major Interview: Robert Charles (AMAC & GOP Candidate for ME Governor)

[74:32–82:55]

• Robert Charles, ex-Naval Intelligence, AMAC policy leader, and GOP frontrunner for Maine governor, discusses:
  • "President Trump is becoming the president of peace," paralleling Reagan and Roosevelt ([75:36]).
  • Maine’s crises: drug-related overdoses, high property taxes, failing public education.
  • His platform: deporting illegals, dismantling Chinese cartel marijuana grows, lowering taxes, and restoring law enforcement discipline:

    “Within six months… I will bring down all the 300 Chinese grow houses. We will deport all the illegals.” ([80:16], Robert Charles)

• Panel (especially Paul Nolan) praise Charles’s patriotism, “brass balls,” and old-school competence.

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8. International Eyes: Canada Land Seizures

[83:59–86:33]

• Kevin Downey Jr.’s PJ Media story:
  • A Canadian judge ruled to seize 800 acres near Vancouver, restoring it to the Cowichan tribe (based on 1846 usage).
  • Residents face losing homes, with “no guns” to protest, and warnings about unchecked leftism taking hold.

    “Never give up your guns and never vote for those diarrhea people we call Democrats because they're going to make that happen here.” ([86:14], Kevin Downey Jr.)

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9. Sports & Pop Culture Roundup

[14:40], [44:32], [65:22], throughout

• Extensive segments with Slick Rick cover:
  • NCAA basketball rankings (UConn #1).
  • Michael Jordan reminisces about missing the game ([16:44–18:06], MJ Clip):

    “In all honesty, I wish I could take a magic pill, put on shorts, and play basketball today… that type of competitiveness is what I live for and I miss it.” ([16:44], Michael Jordan)

  • NFL and NCAA firings, Nick Saban on donor influence, tragic cheeleader shooting in Alabama.
  • Upcoming Dodgers-Blue Jays World Series; playoff predictions.
  • Pop: Criticism of NFL keeping Bad Bunny as Super Bowl performer for his anti-Trump stance.

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10. Clip Contest: Viral Social/Liberal Hypocrisy

[90:31–96:12]

• Panel debuts their "best clips of the day":
  1. Human Rights Hypocrisy – Pro-choicers back human rights, except for the unborn ([90:31], Street Interviews).
  2. Teacher Screams “Charlie Kirk is Dead” at Kids –
     Kevin Downey Jr.: “That’s an animal. They gotta go, especially this psychotic bastard.” ([93:20])
  3. Man Bun Protest – A protester with a sign is roasted for his privileged whiteness by a black woman ([95:12]).
• Paul Nolan: "The best part about free speech is we know exactly who you are." ([94:33]).

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Notable Quotes

• Paul Nolan: "Nothing better than holding their [Democrats] feet to the fire." ([10:51])
• Kevin Downey Jr. on US cities: “This is not the place to experiment with communism. I'm afraid that he's going to do so much damage and ignite a fire under the… bottom of every communist out there.” ([57:40])
• James Carville (quoted): “I think they all ought to have their head shaven… and paraded for the public to spit on.” ([36:05])
• Robert Charles: "In an age of mediocrity, it takes nothing to be great… We just need to stand up, do the right thing, and fix it." ([80:43])
• Slick Rick on Jordan: “He’s the bar, and forever will be.” ([18:25])
• Panel (multiple): Mocking “soy boys” and saluting “old-school patriots.”

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Tone, Style, & Language

• Style: Fiercely opinionated, humorous, and frank; intersperses serious political analysis with irreverence, mockery, and in-jokes.
• Language: Mix of direct commentary, smart-alecky banter, and no-holds-barred criticism—especially directed at Democratic politicians, leftist activists, and “RINOs.”
• Audience Engagement: Regular chat call-outs, encouragement to “like and share,” and inside jokes with audience.

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Takeaway

This episode delivers a thorough mix of right-leaning political commentary, cultural critique, and lighter pop-culture/sports coverage. Its most memorable moments combine hard-hitting interviews (Robert Charles), strong opinions on government shutdown strategy, worries about urban and national "leftward drift," and candid exposure of the panel's personality and chemistry. Warning—listeners without a taste for caustic commentary or conservative humor will likely find the tone confrontational, but fans are drawn to its unapologetic approach and interaction.

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Transcript

[A]

This is an iHeart podcast. All right, live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on Wednesday. Wednesday night. Wednesday night.

[B]

Right.

[A]

Wednesday night.

[C]

Cousin Humper.

[A]

What? What? I had to. Sorry. Sorry, Aaron. Some people are expecting that. I had to throw it out there. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday night. Dish Network, channel 219, Pluto TV, channel 240, 1175, Samsung TV plus, that's my favorite because I have it on all my Samsung TVs. Roku TV on the Roku channel, Apple TV, Amazon Fire select, channel 106, and of course, follow, follow, follow on all of the socials. The Rumblers in The rumble chat, YouTubers on YouTube, Facebookers, the Twitter X crowd, which is always a great crowd as well. Kick getter. And of course, Instagram. LFS pick. LFS6B show. If you're on Instagram. Like and share. Like and share. Like and share. So we can beat those algorithms like Paul likes to. Just wants to beat them to. To death. So we'll make sure we do that.

[D]

Those hatches.

[A]

Yes. Like and share. As you can tell, Damon is off tonight. He was talking about this a little bit last night regarding his daughter. We found out surgery went great, so congratulations to the Damon family, especially to his daughter. Hopefully she has a quick recovery. But that leaves you with us. Welcome to the program. Slick is here. He's got some sports. Slick. Look at that hat. Get a bowl of soup with that hat.

[C]

You know what they call this is. They call this. This is a good costume accessory for a bad hair day. That's what this.

[A]

So you wear it every day. All right, he's got some sports. Anything in particular you got coming up you want to make sure you allude to?

[C]

We got a couple things coming up. First of all, the NCAA college basketball polls came out today with UConn, and we got Michael Jordan back on TV. Got a great clip with that.

[A]

Talking about, you know what? I.

[C]

Taking a foul shot at the Ryder Cup.

[A]

I saw some of those clips today. I was like, wow, it was fascinating.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

So I can't wait to get them.

[E]

Yep.

[C]

NFL is sticking with Bad Bunny, too, unfortunately, so we got that as well.

[A]

Right. Well, we'll see what happens. Pa, Nolan is here. Paul Nolan. How are you? I am.

[D]

I'm well. Slick, I thought you weren't supposed to wear lavender after Labor Day.

[C]

Oh, lavender's fine. You can't wear white.

[D]

Okay. This is close to white, but he.

[A]

Can wear lavender every day. I don't even know what you're Talking.

[D]

He came in and I was just like, I just can't take my eyes off you, bro. So I have a daily stupid report.

[A]

Oh, nice.

[D]

Yeah. Not so proud of this now.

[A]

This happened today?

[D]

Yeah, it happened today. I figured I got to the job early and, you know, the guys were gonna rip up some old flooring, and there was a big piece of plywood down. And so on the plywood, it was. I had to.

[A]

Oh, we're getting a demonstration. Yeah.

[D]

So I just want you to see what happened here. I get the pry bar off, and that is a 4 foot by 8 foot plywood sheet. And the piece of crack, all old nails. And it's up like this. Now, this is a big piece of wood. And the bar slips and this thing po with the nails into. Into my calf.

[A]

Ouch. Oh, wow.

[D]

I have a bunch of puncture holes in my calf. It was like a medieval torture weapon. And I just want to say we're OSHA approved and don't come visit this job site.

[C]

Are you up to date on your tetanus shots?

[A]

Yeah, exactly. I hope so. But you made it here tonight.

[D]

Well, I made it here tonight. I heard Damon wasn't going to be here, so I figured this would be awesome without him.

[C]

He's probably listening in traffic.

[D]

I have my leg amputated tomorrow, but that's fine. I want to look forward to having fun with you guys.

[A]

All right, well, good. Well, Paul Nolan's here. He's got some news. We'll do that later. And here's a gentleman we haven't seen in just about a week or so. Kevin Downey Jr. Is joining us tonight. Katie J. How are you?

[B]

I'm wonderful. Thank you, gentlemen, I'm wonderful. And I would like to tell you, next Saturday, November 1st, I will be performing in the belly of the beast. Dearborn Heights, home of the religion of pieces. I'm going to be doing a fundraiser at the Moose Lodge at 27225 Warren Warren Avenue. That's sort of like the strip where I grew up in Warndale. It's going to be Monday, 8 o', clock, and I'm wondering if. If the mayor is going to kick me out like he kicked out that other guy. Yeah, let me call him Islamophobic. Because he didn't want. He didn't want a street called Hamas or rape or something like that. How dare you say we're kicking you up. Yeah, I'm gonna be there. Not the hometown, but close enough to it. Should be fun.

[A]

Now, are you going to be there like all day. Will you get in your. Your calls to prayer when that. When they sound the alarms throughout the day.

[B]

I'm going for six.

[C]

Ambitious.

[A]

Well, of course you can listen to Kevin Downey Jr every Monday through Friday at 103.9 LI News Radio LI newsradio.com and I believe we're broadcasting there tonight. Is there an Islander game?

[C]

No, no. Islanders are off tonight. They wonder San Jose. Do you know the way to beat San Jose?

[B]

You know they're playing tomorrow, Slick.

[C]

What are you playing tomorrow?

[B]

Red Wing.

[C]

Oh, the Detroit Red Wings. Oh, good for you.

[A]

Kevin, will you.

[C]

Yeah, I'll be reporting on it from here.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Very good.

[B]

My lovely fiance is a big Islanders fan and. And I'm not.

[C]

No, you are not. You're a Gordy Howe guy.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So you can't wait to rub her face in it, can't you?

[B]

Absolutely.

[A]

Right. We're talking about hockey.

[C]

Have fun.

[A]

That's all. We're talking about hockey. So Kevin Doughty Jr. You can make sure to catch his radio show Monday through Friday, 9am to 11am Eastern on LI newsradio.com you can hear them all across the country. Where else can people find out where you're performing, how they can get in touch with you? Maybe, you know, send you little notes or pieces of candy.

[B]

Piece of candy. You know what I got? Jessica and I both got a big thing of candy. I can't thank you enough. Patriot Cheryl or Patriot Sherry. Sorry for sending us that. I saw you guys got some too. Yep. Very cool. You know what? As of tomorrow, my website is back. It's going to be Kevin Downey Jr. Show.com. it will be up by noon.

[A]

Nice.

[B]

I believe.

[A]

All right, very good. So look out for his website and of course follow him on all the socials as well. You can talk to him in the chats tonight. We'll be in the chats during the. During the breaks. A lot of stuff going on. So much going on, Aaron. So much going on. When you're talking about. I don't know if you guys heard and we would be. We've been talking about this leading up and. And you know the May Race in New York City. We've got. I've got audio that I found just before showtime. I was able to get it into Aaron in time of Curtis Lewa going on with Sid Rosenberg in New York City. Friend of the show, Sid. We'll play that a little bit later in the show. It's fascinating them getting into it. All right. So it'll be a cool thing to go through. We'll go through that audio and check that story out as well. But, you know, it's. It's. I think. What is it? Day 20 of the shutdown? Are we up to day 20 of the fast. Yeah. Or day 19?

[D]

Democrats taking themselves into a court.

[C]

What do you want to go?

[A]

Exactly. And again, President Trump is out there basically leading the call that he's rejected any requests for Democratic leaders in Congress to meet to discuss health care before he departs for a diplomatic trip in Asia. Because, of course, the only reason they want to meet is. Is to get it to open. He says, you know what? We're not going to do that. We can only meet after it's open. So he's basically putting him in the position. If you want to meet with me and talk about the things that you want to talk about, the things that are important to you, you're gonna have to vote with the Republicans and, you know, open up the government. And here's a clip of President Trump saying just that as he's, you know, dealing with the Democrats. Cut number 16. Check this out. It's President Trump on The Democrats cut 16. I'd love to meet with them.

[D]

I just want them to open up the country first. You know, the country is so hot.

[C]

Right now, and they've never voted against, you know, continuation.

[A]

They've never voted again. They've never done that.

[D]

They're doing this because they have Trump derangement syndrome.

[C]

But I will. I would love to meet. I would like to meet with both of them. But I said one little caveat.

[D]

I will only meet if they let the country open. They have to let the country open. The people want to go back to work. They want to be served. They want to. They need the services of some people, and a lot of people need the money, the payroll. So I'll do it. As soon as they open up the.

[B]

Country, I'd like to meet.

[A]

Yeah. So there you have it. The president reiterating that the only way he's going to meet with them, the only. The only time he's going to sit down with Schmucky Schumer or Sombrero Jeffries, is if they go ahead and open up the government. And it's amazing. And I don't know if you guys have heard any of this, where. And Damon talked about it. I hadn't heard it until today, like, which Republicans are talking about blowing up the filibuster. Hey, let's just reopen the government and, you know, then we'll get this all done? No, no, no, no, no. It was Ari Fleischer. That's why I heard today he was on another network talking to Larry Kudlow and he says, you know, this is no way to run a country. We should just open up the government, the Democrat. The Republicans should just, you know, put this filibuster aside and. No, because then what does he talk about? He talks about then we can go ahead and make these deals. No, it doesn't work that way. You can't make any cuts if you've already approved all that money.

[D]

Without a doubt. I mean, to me, this was just fantastic strategies. You know, they have the no Kings rally. Now they have to come back with their tail between their legs and the Democrats won't. And the most important thing we could do right now is expose all the excesses of government. And look, this government was so over bloated in 1977.

[A]

Right.

[D]

And where it's at now, it's so far away from what the founders had envisioned, it's, it's truly astronomical how much BS spending is in this, you know, in the bloat of this government and the fact that the Democrats want to come to the table and get $5 billion for transgender surgery in Guam. I mean, what are we doing here? Like, so nothing better than holding their feet to the fire.

[B]

Right?

[D]

Because all of this USAID money that we've seen, all of this NGO money, all dark money, all the UN money, all of the stuff coming from globalist centered agencies that are trying to build these what I call another color revolution in America. Soros has run this playbook with the, the, Was it the orange revolution in 2004 and was it the rose in 2003? The purple? These revolutions are fully, yeah, man made. And you think about the Arab Spring real quick.

[A]

Incredible, right? We thought it was same thing with Ukraine. Right. That was a color revolution.

[D]

Right, because revolution as well, where they overthrew another election.

[A]

Yeah, A Democrat democratically elected president the CIA helped overthrow in Ukraine because, well, this guy seems to like Putin too much. So we need to take care of that. Even though the people there voted for it.

[D]

Without a doubt. And that was the perfect pretext to get in there for the neocons to come in, create a piggy bank, steal all of the, the natural resources, put in all their bio labs, run every kind of scam through it, child trafficking through there. You name the scam, they ran it through Ukraine while the whole thing was being devastated. And between those. Look who Victoria Newland's married to. Look through the whole line of lobbyists, through this thing. This was a just well orchestrated rig job from jump street.

[A]

Yeah. And again, it's these guys that call themselves Republicans. They're Republicans in name only because people like Ari Fleischer, they make a lot of money from rubbing elbows probably. He probably does a little bit of that lobbying on the side, you know, while he goes on networks and talks about, oh, well, you know, the GOP should do this and this and this and blah, blah, blah. And. And that's exactly what we don't need. We don't need these people around anymore. You served your time. Kick rocks. Tell your story walking, Ari. Because you offer nothing to the modern Republican party that we can actually use to move this country forward. As simple as that.

[D]

It's. It's just a joke.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

In the break, everybody Google search of John McCain and George Soros. You'll see pictures of them together for 20 years making out.

[A]

Well, I hope I don't see that.

[B]

Wow, that's a weird pornhub search.

[A]

But I'm on it.

[C]

No surprise.

[A]

All right, we're gonna take a quick break. We come back, we'll do some sports with Slick. We'll do some news, and we just need you guys in the chat. Join us in the chat. Chat. Chat live. Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on Wednesday night. Also, LI News Radio 103.9. We'll be back. Stay there. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's voice on a Wednesday night welcoming you back to the program. Paul Nolan is here. He's got some news. Kevin Downey Jr. The radio star. And Detroit, Michigan, I should say, Detroit Red wing fan.

[C]

Fan.

[A]

Yes, he's got some news as well. He'll be doing that in just a little bit. But first, let's do some news with the man with the. With the. With the lavender plan. That is a. That is a huggy bear type hat you got there, Slick.

[C]

Would you say.

[A]

I would say. That's.

[C]

I'm loving it. I'm loving it.

[A]

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[C]

We got a Lot of action on the scoreboard tonight. I'm gonna get to that. The next segment, though, let that marinate a little. We got NBA in action full swing opening night last night. Right. And then we got the NHL action as well. So we'll scores in a bit. But I wanted to get to this Michael Jordan story from. Actually from last night this occurred. And it's a great clip as well. MJ back on the scene. You know, he hasn't been around for much on tv. He really is more priority family. And the guy's a bazillionaire and he's doing a little nascar. Very busy guy. But he was on TV last night for opening night, obviously. NBC now taking over the NBA. They wanted to have a big splash, which some critics said it was good, some said it wasn't bad. But the clip I have is very entertaining. So Michael Jordan wishes he could take magic pill to play basketball again. Don't we all? Ryan Gatos of Fox News. Michael Jordan may be back on the sidelines of the NBA, but his love for the sport is still strong. The Chicago Bulls legend, 62, spoke to NBC's Mike Tirico as coverage of the league changed networks and the hall of Famer embarked on a new role as quote, unquote, special contributor. He told Tirico he still loves the game and wished he could somehow get back on the floor. In all honesty, I wish I could take a magic pill but on shorts and go on and play the game of basketball today, because that's who I am. Jordan said. That type of competition, that type of competitiveness is what I live for and I miss it. Well, he had a little bit of a competitive push here with this. Cut to here. So what happened was, as he explained to Tiric, he was at the Ryder cup here on Long island and he rented a home. I'm sure it wasn't a little, you know, bungalow there, right?

[A]

Yeah, exactly.

[C]

You know, down in Holbrook, you know, he went to something nice there by the Ryder cup and he said he'd already paid for the. Paid for the house at all. But they had asked one special request. So I'm going to let Mike Tirico hit this clip. Cut to Aaron if he could roll that.

[B]

Do you ever.

[C]

Do you ever pick up a ball in.

[B]

Just shoot.

[A]

I haven't picked up a ball in years.

[B]

No, Come on. Just like there's got to be a hoop somewhere at your place.

[A]

You don't see a hoop anywhere around here, right?

[B]

I. I don't. Seriously, the last time you picked up a basketball and shot it. I was at the Writer Cup. Yeah. And I rented a house from.

[A]

From the owner.

[B]

Sure. He came over to do pictures. He had grandkids, and I was meet and greet. Thank him for. For allowing me to stay in the house. And he had a basketball court. He says, I want you to shoot one free throw. I said, really?

[A]

Now?

[B]

I already paid for the. I already paid for the house. Like, he got to see me. It's great.

[A]

This really is.

[B]

So when I stepped up to shoot the free throw, that's the most nervous.

[A]

I've been in years.

[B]

Stop it.

[C]

Think about it.

[B]

In years. Stop it. Come on. And reason being is those kids heard the stories from the parents about what I did 30 years ago. Right.

[D]

That's awesome.

[B]

So their expectation is 30 years prior, and I haven't touched the basketball. I hope you switched it. Absolutely.

[D]

I love him.

[B]

I got the most gratifying event that. That made my whole week, is that I was able to please that kid, not knowing if I could.

[D]

Wow.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

That has got to be. I. I saw that earlier, and it blew me. Yeah.

[C]

I mean, he's the greatest to ever do it.

[A]

Perfect way to describe. It blew me away, because here's the guy that everybody compares everybody else to. Yeah. LeBron wants to be. He wants to be Michael Jordan. He knows he never can.

[C]

He's the bar and forever will be and.

[A]

Right, exactly. And to hear him be that humble and be like, I don't even know if I could hit a free throw.

[D]

If. If you haven't seen the. The documentary the Last Dance.

[C]

Yeah, I saw it.

[D]

It was excellent to see it.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Like, I'm not even a basketball fan, and it was just a. A phenomenal documentary, a case study on what real, like, drive looks like. Like.

[A]

Right.

[D]

The. How far human, like, competitive nature can go.

[C]

He was sick on the sidelines. Yeah. In the finals. Yeah. And, you know, and there were some critics who said they wanted to hear more about where Scottie Pippen at and talk about LeBron. He kind of stayed out of that lane and just kind of went into his own thing.

[A]

Right. Yeah. He doesn't like to do that, which is fine by me. I don't really care. What I found fascinating, though, was. Was not only the fact that he was, you know, renting the house and, you know, all that stuff, but the. The fact that he admits he hasn't touched a basketball in years.

[C]

Right.

[A]

In years. This is a guy who, you know, every clip you see online these days is a. Is. Is like A tribute to his playing days. And I used to hate this guy because of what he did to my Knicks year after year after year. But in high, you know, once time passes, you start to appreciate everything that got guy did while he was playing. It's amazing.

[C]

Forty years later, he still got the hottest shoe on the market.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

The Air Jordan, which is in, like, series. 8 million. Right, right. So.

[A]

And then. And then cap it off and. And I'll let you continue. Slick. I was watching. I don't know if you guys here heard about this. It's an NBA podcast. All that, all the smoke. Two former players, I forget their names, but they had on Mad Max. Vernon. Vernon. Max.

[B]

Maxwell.

[A]

Vernon, right.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Used to be a devastating, devastating defensive player.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Probably the toughest of Jordan. I think Jordan admitted he was the toughest he had to play against. And hearing him, he. He was asked today, I guess he saw this interview. He goes, today, if you and Michael went up one on one, he goes, who'd win? He goes, me.

[C]

So I took a little extra time. So I'm gonna wrap sports there. I got a story about a cheerleader who passed away after being shot at a high school bond bonfire. Sad story. So I can get to that a little bit. Export.

[A]

Not a problem, Slick. And again, Slick Rick. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code LFS6B at checkout. Paul Nolan's got some news. Paul, from what I understand, your favorite governor, Governor DeSantis.

[D]

Yeah, man. He. You know, Philadelphia's George Soros backed District Attorney Larry Krasna is facing a lot of backlash as, you know, being like, a repeat offender. And, you know, he's. He's done a lot of dirty stuff. And I just wanted to play a clip of DeSantis a while back firing Soros backed judges and affiliates, like so.

[A]

But prosecutors, too.

[D]

Prosecutors, yeah. And I just. I'm just don't understand why more people don't have a backbone in the. In the Republican Party. It sickens me. And, you know, we don't have to get to that clip, but I just. I just wanted to mention that.

[A]

Well, no, let's play the clip because.

[D]

That'S how they took dismantled America on this on the ground level with, you know, fake judges and prosecutors, and prosecutors.

[A]

That don't prosecute deals.

[D]

It's just. It's terrible. So if you want to play my man, we can cut it short because I want to get to Katie J.

[B]

We beat the left and we beat people like George Soros on crime.

[E]

You have, in this country, these prosecutors.

[A]

That are funded by Soros and other.

[B]

Organs of the left, and they get.

[A]

In and they have an agenda to.

[B]

Simply not prosecute criminals. We see it in Philadelphia with this guy. Krasner has been a total disaster and has harmed a lot of people because of the dereliction of duty.

[E]

Well, we had.

[B]

Have had two Soros prosecutors in Florida, one in Tampa and one in Orlando.

[A]

And I removed both of them from their posts.

[B]

And I'm the only governor in the.

[E]

Country to do that.

[A]

Yeah, that's good right there. Yeah.

[C]

And you.

[A]

You know what, you make a great point. And I'm sure, Kevin, you've probably seen this because you come from a state where they probably have a ton of these guys running around, right?

[B]

Oh, yeah. Michigan is a borderline communist right now. Ann Arbor is communist. It's been that way for a long time. Detroit, they're working on it. Dearborn Heights, I'll be there. And I'll be telling jokes to communists.

[C]

Hope you don't get arrested.

[B]

I'm kidding. There's no communists at this gig. No, I know.

[C]

We're worried about you.

[B]

I'm going to go down by Sharia law.

[A]

Yeah. Between where you're from originally and now and then where you ended up, because then you ended up in New York City for a time.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You. You've probably seen your fair share.

[B]

I've been surrounded by pinko stinkos my whole life. I'm ready to fight. Getting my old man voice ready. Get off my lawn, you communist. Yeah, exactly.

[A]

But. Yeah, but. But that's exactly what's been. And Paul, you nailed it. You know, this kind of thing where they were doing it under the radar, where, you know, we never really paid attention to the local part of that, the way these guys were getting in and not being prosecuted. And a lot of them, unfortunately, have aspirations for higher office. So what they do is they plead out all their cases, so it looks like they get a great return. Oh, look how many people that I got. I got this guy. I got that guy. Meanwhile, just get it off the book, Right? They just get it off the book. And it looks like they did a great job.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

Did you hear about the. The DA or ag I don't know which one it is. Is a woman who. She's part of the LGBT FBI crew who they caught some guy. Oh, God. How to put this? Working the gherkin, if you know what I mean, in front of kids. And they let him go Pickle form. Yeah. She said no, it's not illegal. It's a, we allow that here in Florida. Did she get fired yet? I can't believe Just sand just didn't chop off her head.

[A]

After that, I'm not sure. We'll have to look into the pickle farmers down in Florida, see if, see if any of the them have been fired. And we'll, we'll do an update. How about that? You want to. All right, good.

[B]

I'm on it.

[A]

All right. We'll take a quick break. We come back, more news with Kevin Downey Jr. And Paul Nolan. And with you guys in the chat, make sure you join us. Chat, chat, chat.

[C]

He opened the door. He opened the jaw. He opened the jaw with that one.

[A]

Live from Studio 6. All right. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday night welcoming you back to the program. Of course, Paul Nolan's here. He's got some news. Kevin Downey Junior's got some more news we'll be doing with him in just a little bit. In the meantime, though, so one of one of our new segments that seems to be people seem to enjoy quite, quite a bit is diaper diplomacy. Diaper diplomacy. Here is tonight's version of diaper diplomacy talking about the NATO tightrope that Zielinski is currently working on. Check it out. Diaper diplomacy for tonight, Fun House. Our president, President Zelensky. President Trump just broken a peace deal in the Middle east that all Americans, both sides of the aisle, are very proud of. But to meet that deal, both sides had to make concessions. Our president has stuck out his neck in many ways to make a peace deal for your war as well. What specific concessions are you willing to make to end this war with Russia? Will you give up joining NATO? Americans have foreign war fatigue. And our president, as he said, we need our Tomahawks too. To me, yes, you. Thank you very much. That's some question. So many questions. Thank you very much for your question. First of all, I think we need to sit and speak. The second point, we need ceasefire. Even now, you see, in the Middle east, it's very difficult to hold ceasefire everywhere. In every war, it's very difficult. We want, want this Putin doesn't want. That's why we need pressure on him. We will speak with president today. What we need, we understand what we need to push Putin to negotiation table. And as I said previously, so we are ready to speak in any kind of format. Bilateral, trilateral, doesn't matter matter. Just this. This is important and we don't speak about NATO or Nate. NATO for Ukrainians is very important. Of course, it's our decision, decisions of allies to decide where we are. What are you willing to do. Yes, but the most important thing, the most important thing for people in Ukraine which are under each day's attack, we have really strong security guarantees. NATO is the best, but weapon is very important. Allies on our side is very important. And between us, for us, bilateral security guarantees between me and President Trump is very important. I don't know. We didn't speak with details about it. But this is the most important document because United States is very strong. There you have it. A baby that can grow facial hair better than me and better than Zelensky.

[D]

That baby's more masculine than the guy who used to dance around black leotard panties.

[A]

Yeah, that's true. Hey, welcoming back, everybody listening in their cars on the Radio 103.9 LI News Radio and LI Newsradio.com welcome back to Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night. Paul Nolan's got some more news. One of President Trump's, I think, I think it's probably one of his favorite celebrities, right? Is, is Rosie o'. Donnell. PAUL oh, yeah. I didn't, I didn't know she was still out there doing stuff, but I guess she's on tour. What is she up to?

[D]

Well, so Rosie has decided to take it upon herself to take down the world. She's essentially, she's gonna, she's asking the entire world to have a blackout and she figures she is so stupid. She is promoting this mass blackout because she says there'll be no work. You can't go to the store, you can't buy online for, you know, for a day. And then it's good. She's going to save the world. So let's make sure we all comply with her and then buy everything the day before, the day after. You know, her stupidity just keeps on rolling along. So I just thought this was, I mean, this is the economic understanding. It just couldn't be dumber.

[A]

It's amazing. So she wants everybody to what, just not do anything?

[D]

Covid Shut down, essentially be a Democrat for the day.

[A]

Right? Just do nothing, don't go to work.

[D]

Mom'S basement and, you know, collect an unemployment check.

[A]

Unbelievable. So that's ROSIE o'. Donnell. I guess, I guess when you leave the country and you don't have much to do because nobody over in the other country especially likes you all that much, right? Yeah. I mean, what, what does she actually do, Kevin Downey Jr. What do you think Rosie O' Donnell actually does now that she lives elsewhere?

[B]

I don't know what she does, but I know whatever it is, it's sponsored by Subaru.

[D]

And Best Pro Shop.

[C]

Yeah, check your brains at the border. Basically.

[B]

That is, I think all she does is she wakes up, she goes to ugly class and then she fights with Trump or someone on Facebook. I have no idea what that woman does for a living. You know what? And I think she's going to the same ugly class as Ellen DeGeneres. Because if you want to pick two, two gay women from stand up comedy who look more and more like my dead grandfather every day by these two are racing for this. I don't know who's going to win.

[A]

Win. This is true. Oh, my goodness. Hey, I don't know if you guys, you know, because we're talking about wacko liberal Democrats. Of course, Rosie's one of them. You just mentioned Ellen as well. Did you guys see James? Now, now, Slick, you had the James Carville story from the other day, right? And that's, you know, those are, those.

[C]

Are times he was stating the obvious.

[A]

Right? He was stating the obvious. He sounded like a normal human being. A normal guy who could be like, hey, you might actually vote for Republican once in a while.

[C]

Moderate democr.

[A]

He's talking about keeping girls out of women out of men's sports. I mean, keeping boys out of girls sports and all that stuff. And, and relating to parents not wanting to see their daughters beat up by a guy, you know, on the field or on the basketball court.

[D]

Daughter going up for a rebound against a biological male. The elbow driving into her temple. Kill that poor thing.

[A]

Right, exactly. And, and we've seen some of the, some of the repercussions, you know, whether it be on a volleyball court. I know, Slick, you had that story earlier this year, Reg, regarding that poor girl. Sure. Getting smashed in the head. Yeah. Well, then there are times when James Carville reveals himself to be the James Carville we probably really should pay attention to because he is truly still a Democrat lunatic. The Democratic strategist known as James Carville. This is from the Daily Caller. Literally claimed on the political politics war room earlier today that antifa is a non existent entity during one of his inflammatory rants. If you don't believe me, let me play it for you, shall I? Here is cut number nine, and check this out. As James Carville talks about antifa or the lack thereof of antifa. Cut number nine. It's only a two banger. Check this out.

[B]

First of all, I don't know if antifa is.

[A]

What can. I want to punch the president of Antifa?

[D]

Give me his address.

[A]

Where'd I find his son? Where's the headquarters, Jim? Where's that for who, who, who, who.

[B]

Who has a board of directors who are.

[D]

This is no such thing as antifa.

[C]

It's like attacking paper.

[D]

Right?

[A]

There is no.

[B]

There is no antifa.

[D]

What's that? What does that image on the TV smell like? Like old rotten cabbage. I mean, that looks like they both filled their Depends and they were crying for their jello.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

What was that?

[A]

Well, that was James Carville. This is the same guy who, who you know is one day sounds like a lucid human right about boys and girls, sports and then turns around and claims that there's no antifa. Meanwhile, James, I don't know if you're paying attention. Here's cut number 10. James, pay attention to this clip here. We'll show you in slow motion what it looks like when you punch Antifa. Cut number 10. Let's take a look at this. Just because James doesn't think Antifa exists. That's the guy right there with the thing on his face. And now watch this. Is this. Watch him go down. James, James. That is antifa hitting the ground back in town.

[D]

That guy's got summer team teeth somewhere in his mouth. Some are on the street, right?

[A]

Exactly. And you know what?

[C]

Candy corn anyone?

[A]

Amazingly, this guy is still out there and he's, he's, he's influential in the Democrat party. Holy.

[D]

Go to sleep, little buddy.

[B]

What flew off? Was that his glasses or a soul flying out? Something just goes.

[D]

Whatever it was, they were attacked. And all of those guys who fought back all got arrested because they won the fight. You get hit with a baton, but you catch it and you beat a guy, you're in trouble for winning. That says the leftist logic.

[A]

But again, it points out that the Democrats are still going with this narrative that antifa doesn't exist. It's just an idea. There's no person involved. There's nothing that they just kind of show up with vans and all these perfectly printed signs because nobody's in charge.

[B]

And shields that say antifa.

[A]

Right. And, and, and a, and, and a book that says the Antifa Handbook. Yeah, that, you know, we have it. We've seen the pictures.

[D]

Every one of their affiliates go to anyantifaportland.org it's an organization. Please. So you want to talk about lefty, Lefty lunatic.

[A]

Well, well, the lefty lunatic Wasn't done because James Carville really, really goes still. He. I dare to say full Nazi here. I don't know about this. Check this out. This is cut number 11. Here he is talking about what they want to do and how they want to treat people that worked with President Trump. This is full. You know, you talk about the wacko left and you know, they say, oh, we don't really talk like that. Here is one of the oldest guys in your party who's leading the charge on this cut number 11. Listen to this lunacy. You know what we do with collaborators, right? And I think is corporation something.

[D]

My fantasy.

[B]

Is that this Nightmare ends in 2029.

[A]

And I think we ought to have radical thing. I think they all ought to have their head shaven. They should be put in orange pajamas.

[B]

And it should be marched down Pennsylvania.

[A]

Avenue and the public should be invited to spit on out of the universities, the corporations, the law firms. All of these collaborators should be shaved, pajamaed and spit out Disney. The only thing missing.

[B]

Yeah. No, I don't disagree. He's wearing panties and high heels. Down below that sweats necessarily.

[C]

A chair looks like a winding chair to the sky.

[A]

No way. No way. It. And the idea is you have to.

[B]

Pay more because you did this because it is the only way that you're.

[A]

Going to discourage future collaborators in the United States. Listen to that.

[B]

Collaborators collaborate.

[A]

He wants them shaved pajama, which means, you know, in a jumpsuit.

[D]

I'm just glad he didn't spit on.

[A]

And parade it out for people to attack. Yeah, this is James Carville.

[B]

That's.

[A]

Which is scary. And then he keeps. They weren't done. This is the scary part. They kept going.

[D]

So it's not a two banger, it's a four banger.

[A]

Well, I just meant in terms of bleeps. Cut 12. Here, listen to this part. And what he doesn't realize, he's talking about himself. Cut 12 does we know one thing.

[B]

We know about a bully. If you give in to a bully, that's not it. That's not the end of it. The boy doesn't say, okay, fine.

[A]

Solo bully comes back for more.

[C]

And he will always come back for more.

[A]

And those law firms, if they think.

[C]

They'Ve seen the end of this, they're crazy. They have not.

[D]

It's a moral judgment.

[A]

If you bend a knee to a.

[D]

Criminal pirate, and that's what he is.

[B]

Understand?

[D]

He is a criminal.

[A]

34 convictions. Would have been a lot more okay if they would have pursued it.

[D]

He has a Tyrant. He has no use for democracy. He has no use for the values of this country.

[A]

And you are collaborating with this and it will bring eternal shame to your company. Yeah. And that's. He doesn't realize that's exactly what the Democrats did from 2021 until the election and even up until past the election action in 2024.

[D]

Yeah, without a doubt.

[B]

I had a great uncle who. We don't know what was wrong with him, but one day he's yelling at my grandfather. He says, herb, I love that sandwich spread you got in the fridge. And my grandfather says, we don't have any. He goes. And he starts cursing. Don't you got. I just had the best sandwich bread. And my grandfather goes, go get it. Show me. And he comes out with an open can of Elpo. Because my grandfather had a small dog who couldn't eat a whole can. He goes, look, I'm eating a El Po. He goes, that's Elpo. That's dog food. Henry, you're crazy. And that's what he reminds me of.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, think about it. Think. Think about how crazy it is.

[B]

Should have seen Uncle Henry's coat. It was shiny. These are the jokes, folks.

[A]

Let's hope he didn't hump your leg.

[D]

His coat, it was shiny.

[A]

We'll take a quick break, jump and join us in the chats. We'll see how your coats look in the chat. Chat, chat, chat. We got sports coming up. We got more with Paul Nolan. And Kevin Downey Junior's got some news he's going to jump into next. Live from Studio 6B on Wednesday night. Stay there, Sam. Hi, live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday night 139 LI news radio as well. Chrissy Cat 64 says, what the heck is a pickle farmer? You missed the conversation. Ask one of the other people in the rumble chat. They'll probably answer it for you a lot better than we can. Kevin Downey Jr. Is here. He is of the radio station 103.9. You can listen to him 9am to 11am Monday through Friday. But he's here with us tonight. He's got some news. Kevin, what's going on in your world?

[B]

Well, before Luigi Mangioni, cowardly enough, he shot a man in the back. Because, you know, he's a rich kid who's never been held responsible for anything he's ever done. And he's got a big problem with the healthcare industry. We all do. We just don't go around shooting people. Turns out he had a gang bang. And by that, I mean seven lady boys beat the potato salad out of him. I'm kidding. Look at that. Clawed. Clawed by seven lady boys. Thai lady boys. They're not as good as the Philippine lady boys, but, hey, who am I to judge? Yeah. So he was running around Asia with a backpack on it and hanging out with a soccer player. Soccer is what I call communist football. And he's like, you're not gonna believe what happened to me. Now. I've done a lot of stupid things. I don't know what it takes to get beaten up and clawed by seven lady boys. Maybe you don't pay him. So I'm not saying I know what he's into, but I. Apparently, it involves not paying lady boys. So then. And have you ever seen them? I mean, they really look like women. They're this tall.

[A]

The only time I've ever seen one is in. What was it, Hangover 2, right? Do you remember?

[D]

Wait, are you guys serious? There's a thing called lady boys? I thought he was just being funny, as usual.

[B]

No, no. Oh, so a lady boy is like a trans. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A Decepticon. They're Decepticons.

[D]

So lady. Lady. A lady Bob. Wait, this.

[B]

Wait, lady boys are men dressed as women? But they don't look like they'll explain in the Breakpoint. They don't look like the trans we have here. That look like me. Ellipse. Hey, how's it going? I'm a lady. I'm abroad a drink. Yeah, they really look like them until.

[A]

You start fooling around with them, and then you're like, you have wide shoulders there, man. Ma'. Am.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

And an Adam's apple.

[B]

And a penis.

[A]

So where was he? In Thailand? He was in Thailand.

[B]

He's backpacking around. You know, his people do. And he said, well, look at those seven lady boys. Let's see what I can do to start a fight. And apparently, they just ripped him up, just clawing him and. But they're like little fists of fury, you know? There's seven of them. That's 14 fists of fury. And you know what? I think he liked it.

[A]

That's probably why he's so angry now.

[B]

I think he paid for. Yeah. Oh, just for that, I'm going to shoot a CEO. Health care. I'll show you lady boys. Yeah, they're a real thing.

[A]

I can't believe you didn't know that.

[D]

No, I'm sorry. I thought Katie J. Was being funny, as usual. And I comes up with the best Transfer, Bob. I mean, I just thought he was coming up with something good again.

[B]

I. Decepticon. That's my new one.

[D]

Oh, God. So that's what they want to be called. Is that the proper nomenclature? Yeah, call me a li.

[C]

I don't think they want to be called.

[D]

Here's another example. I'm just glad my dad's dead. This is just like. Rest in peace, Bob. If you saw all this, you. I don't know what would happen.

[A]

Either that or he's smacking that. How do you not know this, Paul? I thought. I trust you better than this.

[B]

I. I dated a short chick who was half Filipina and I called her Lady Boy. That was my nickname for.

[A]

For.

[B]

She didn't like it, but I did.

[D]

You dated two days.

[A]

And again, you know, I refer the. The Hangover 2. There's a scene in there where, you know, the guy who plays the dentist? What's his name? I forget his name. But he ends up with a lady boy and didn't realize it. And that was. You know, when they go through the pictures at the end, you kind of see that.

[D]

I hope my church group isn't watching this.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Well, let's make it worse. No, this all took place. He met the soccer player. They're hanging out. Place called the Stumble Inn. That's in Bangkok. Back to you, Rick.

[A]

All right, thank you. I think this is Slick Rick's department here at that point.

[D]

It's now time for a dozen jokes for that.

[A]

It's now time for sports with Slick Rick. Slick Rick Sports, brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. You can go to MyPillow.com, use our code, LFS6B at checkout. Slick, what do you got for us? All right, that's based here in America.

[C]

I know. Nick Saban.

[D]

Tell me there's a heterosexual in this story.

[C]

Nick Saban blames state of college football for a string of head coach firings. Ryan Gatos of Fox News. Several college football programs fired their head coaches in the middle of the season, with the latest being the Florida Gators parting ways with Billy Napier on Sunday. Legendary college football coach Nick Saban said he believed the current state of the sport is to blame. You know, I'm not surprised because everybody's raising money to pay players, Saban told ESPN on Tuesday. So the people that are giving the money think they have a voice and they just. They're just like a bunch of fans when they get frustrated and disappointed, they put pressure on the athletic directors to take action. And it's the way of the world. Napier and Penn State's James Franklin are among the biggest names to be kicked to the curb during the season. Sam Pittman, Arkansas, Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State, Deshaun Foster, ucla, Brent Pry, Virginia Tech, and Trent Bray, Oregon State were all also axed by their respective schools. Saban said Saturday that he thought Franklin's dismissal was unfair, given the success that Franklin had at Penn State. Was a coach for a number of years. He was great coach.

[A]

Yeah, he was a lot of winning seasons there and high rankings.

[C]

Yeah. Well, Saban told ESPN that college football still needs to find a way to improve the quality of life of players while also developing them and giving them a proper education, you know, and these. These deals here now that they're making. Right. With these nil deals.

[A]

Right.

[C]

I mean, it's really creating a lot. I mean, it's become such a money game. I don't. I'm not against the players getting paid, but some of these kids are raking in millions.

[A]

Yeah. There's no need for them to graduate because they can make more money, you know, getting that fifth year or staying in college for their senior year as opposed to trying to go pro and maybe getting. Maybe getting a deal, maybe getting drafted, maybe not having to do a, you know, an undrafted deal where they'd make much less. This is guaranteed money. And guess what? You get to live on campus. Right. Everything's taken care of. I've seen it.

[C]

These guys are getting millions. I mean, how many times have any of us gotten millions of dollars handed to us anyway?

[A]

If that were the case, you wouldn't know me.

[C]

Oh, right.

[D]

I'd be rotten away in a Mexican.

[A]

Prison if I had this kind of money.

[E]

And I got it.

[A]

As for the. Again, the Penn State coach, I thought he was. He. He had a pretty decent run.

[C]

Oh, frankly, yeah. Franklin did.

[A]

Yeah. But the way they kind of fell apart, I could see why they might be like, all right, time to pull the trigger. They haven't been able to win the big game.

[C]

A lot of pressure.

[D]

Is this not an example of American politics as well? Because think about it. You are beholden to whoever gives you the money.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

So now they're beholden to these jackass fans who think that they run the show.

[A]

But. But the Gator coach, he was, like, one game over.500. He just wasn't getting the job. Job.

[C]

So I got a sad story in sports, too, as well. Cheerleader dies after being shot at high school bonfire. Remembered for having spunked her step. Adam Sabes of Fox News A high school cheerleader died after she was shot at a party on Sunday which left her with severe injuries to her brain. Kimber Mills, 18, was shot early Sunday in Pinson, Alabama in a heavily wooded area referred to as the pit. According to AL.com the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said that the suspect, 27 year old Stephen Tyler Whitehead, 20 showed up there 727 year old.

[A]

Yeah right.

[C]

He shouldn't be around. Showed up at around 12:24am and fired his gun several times after a verbal and physical fight. WVTM reported that the shooting happened at a bonfire. Whitehead was charged with three counts of attempted murder and is being held on $180,000 bond. Ashley Mills, the victim's sister, told AL.com that no one knew Whitehead, adding that he tried talking to one of Kimber's friends. Ashley said that the girl then told her boyfriend, causing a fight that ended with shots being fired fired. Kimber was caught in the crossfire, Ashley Mills said. Kimber Mills was a senior at Cleveland High School where she was a cheerleader and also ran track. Kimber Mills sister said she died Wednesday night. So earlier tonight yeah our our sweet baby sister went to be with the Lord at 7:08pm last night. She was. She has had the biggest gathering for honor walk the Doc has ever seen. She was and is loved by so many. Will miss you Kimber. Everyone is free to share this post and feel whoever feels necessary. So really a very sad story all around. And you know it was just she was totally innocent. Just an innocent bystander who got killed.

[A]

In the innocent bystander by a 27 year old showing up to a high school bond. Right.

[D]

He's so tough he gets to hit on some 18 year old girl and some kid has to stand up to him and he's not tough enough to go man. Man he's got to oh my God this sucks.

[C]

This is the world we live in. It's unfortunately it's so sad. So anyway that's a rap in sports. Rick there started to close it out with that. But how to get to that story.

[B]

And it's only 180,000. That means he needs that caught my attention. 18,000 to get out I think right?

[C]

Only 10.

[A]

Yeah I think. And where. Where'd this happen again?

[C]

Alabama.

[A]

Alabama. That's surprising. You would think they'd be a little tougher especially on innocent kids getting shot by 27 year olds that show up at high schools. Terrible for for a kids only bonfire. Great. Awesome. Good stuff. Cheerleader Nice. All right, that puts a wrap. That's a fast first hour.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

What?

[B]

What?

[A]

It's Wednesday night. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice and 103.9 LI News Radio on a Wednesday night. Taking a quick break. We'll be back, Sam.

[B]

All right.

[A]

Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday night. Again, welcome back to the program. We appreciate the radio people that are already here with us. We appreciate it. Thank you for joining us on 103.9 LI News Radio. LI News Radio radio.com is the website and again, Kevin Downey Jr sitting in tonight with us on a Wednesday. You can catch him tomorrow morning from 9am to 11am make sure you do that. Go online, you can listen to it. It's 9am to 11am Eastern, so no matter where you are, that's the time you gotta, you gotta, if you're on the west coast, you gotta figure in the three hour time difference to make sure you catch his show. Slick Rick has got sports, Paul Nolan has got some news and of course we've got you guys there in the chats. Make sure you follow us along in the rumble chat, the Getter chat, the, the original chat for the show, the Getter chat, the chatter baiters over there, Twix, YouTube, Facebook, you name it, everybody in those chats. We appreciate you tuning in and of course like, and share like and share like and share the show. I was talking about this a little bit early and again we've been talking about, about it a lot as the, as we've got, I guess we're about two weeks out from the New York City mayor's race. The, you know, the, the election coming up and right now it's between three people we know, Mom, Donnie, which we've been talking about, the Communist a little, you know, the, the Manchurian Communist. Then we've got Andrew Cuomo, the guy who just can't walk away because he's gotten his life. Yes, grandma killer Andrew Cuomo, two great picks from the Democrats. And then of course you follow it up with a Curtis Lewa. He's, he started the Guardian Angels back in the late 70s, early 80s, throughout the, he's, he's a New York City staple running on the Republican ticket. The problem is Curtis. He's not going to win and it's unfortunate because he just doesn't have the support. He doesn't have what it takes to get over the hump and to win the election to become the city's, New York City's Mayor and save the city from either Andrew Cuomo or the communists known as Zoran Mamdani. But that doesn't hasn't stopped Curtis. He doesn't listen to anybody else. He's determined he's going to stay in the race to the end. He's going to try to do what he can. And unfortunately things are starting to look pretty bad. As a matter of fact, he went on to our buddy, my pal from the old WNEW days, Sid Rosenberg, who is on in New York City on 77 WABC, of course trying to plug himself to get, you know, get people to vote for him, blah, blah, blah. And unfortunately for him for Curtis, he had a little come to Jesus moment with our buddy Sid. It got a little tense. It got a little, got a little heated. According to this from the New York Post. I'll read a little bit for you guys. Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa quite angrily quit the radio gig at 77 WABC earlier today in a fiery exchange on air showdown with its owner and one of the station's most recognizable hosts, Sid Rosenberg, who called for him to drop out of the race. He raged on the station's airwaves, you will never see me at the studios at ABC again. He accused his colleagues of betraying him, complained to host Sid Rosenberg that the station was giving preferred preferential treatment to candidate Andrew Cuomo and you know, basically stormed off. I guess he was on the, he was on the, he was on the phone, but, you know, station owner Republican John Castamatitis also urged the defiant Sliwa to raise the white flag this week and appeared to back off his is appeared to back off his plea in an interview with the Post. But regardless, just Curtis Lewa is not deterred. He's going to stay in the race. But here's what we only have a part of the radio part that went down. But here's where it gets testy. And you know what? Sid Brady brings up some great points. And I don't think, I don't think Curtis was none too happy with, you know, the truth kind of thrown in his face. Here it is, cut number 14. Here's the first part of Sid and Curtis Lewa going at it. Cut 14. Check this out. So far, you've been on this show for eight minutes and all you've talked about is Cuomo.

[B]

And I know you hate him. And I'm gonna be honest with you.

[A]

Curtis, because we've been friends for a long time. I don't feel like you're running against Momdani anymore.

[B]

I really don't. This hatred for Cuomo, which you've got.

[D]

100 times over, like Janice Dean has.

[B]

Has enveloped you to the point. Point where I think you're losing sight of who you're running against.

[A]

Cuomo's not in first.

[B]

He's not in first. You have to leap Rod Cuomo to.

[A]

Beat the guy in first.

[B]

I go to your page. I gotta go 12 tweets before I see Mom Donnie's name. This obsession with Cuomo has to stop.

[A]

He's not winning.

[B]

You can beat Cuomo and still lose the election eight minutes in. You haven't mentioned Mamdani once.

[A]

Why?

[B]

Let me tell you, I'm talking to WABC now. I'm hurt. I have armed security guards now protecting.

[A]

My life and Nancy's life, but that has nothing to do with what he was just asked. No, he was asked. Why aren't you talking about Mamdani? That's who everybody doesn't want to win. Right?

[D]

This whole race in New York City is what you call a proverbial sh. Show.

[C]

Yep, sure is.

[D]

This is.

[A]

I mean, it's a cluster.

[D]

I want to ask Katie J. A question. Do you think there's any validity to say, all right, Mondami, get in there. Watch the city really collapse. Watch him fail on his grocery store dream. Watch him fail on free busing dream. Do you think there's any truth to they're almost setting them up to win, to fail? Or do you think that this is going to be Europe all over again?

[B]

I see the UK all over this because one of these. I don't know the guy's name, but he's captain now. One of those guys is running in Minnesota. Omar Fateh or something like that. And some other communist is running in Seattle or Portland when one gets in. Look what happened to England. England is a train wreck. And they kept electing Muslims, the religion of pieces to every mayoral race. They could. Look at us. We're so. We're so not racist. Oh, look, there goes another one. Yeah, and keep in mind, one of these. One of these replacements just raped a 10 year old girl. Special needs girl. I believe in Ireland because they wouldn't throw them out, because that'd be righteous. Yeah, I see the potential here for some serious damage. Because once one of those commie animals gets in, that could be it.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And this isn't Flint, Michigan. This isn't Toledo. This is New York City. All right? This is not the place to experiment with communism. I'm afraid that he's Going to do so much damage and cause so much trouble, but ignite a fire under the. Under the. Under the cushy bottom of every communist out there. Go. Well, if we can take New York City, the rest is easy, right? Remember, if you can make it there, well, you can make it anywhere.

[A]

You know what? And you know what?

[D]

Honestly, chew on that for one second. Think about how absolutely poignant that statement is. You can make it there. You can make it anywhere. And do it there.

[C]

You can do it anywhere.

[A]

Right. Exactly. Well, they're doing it in London. They've done it in London. And, you know, speaking of Michigan, boy over here, he knows all too well about Dearbor. Oh, what that guy has been doing over there. And one of the things that. That people don't realize is when somebody becomes mayor, and this is what. Abdullah Hossein Hamad. He's the man. That's not even a good name. He's the mayor of Dearborn, Michigan. What happened when he took office? He got rid of the police chief. He put in all his own people. What do they do? They automatically start making all these Muslim things. Holidays, paid holiday. They move all their people in words.

[D]

On their police patch.

[A]

Yes. That's part of. That's part of the takeover, right?

[B]

Absolutely. You look at any. Look at Hamtramck. It was Polish for 100 years. Now everyone, the mayor, the entire city council are all Muslims. By the way, the chief of police and three of the six members of the city council are under investigation. Go figure. But look, they put their people in. They're not fools. They know. This is how they take over.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

All right, if you look at a map, Hamtramck is surrounded by the church, Detroit. But you go to Dearborn. Dearborn Heights. Follow that all the way out on Ford Road. We'll say, folks, for those of you who live in the neighborhood, look at what's falling down. Inkster, Garden City, Westland, they all belong to the religion of pieces now. They know what they're doing. They take. There's a great video. A guy talks about Detroit. So you take over a block. And this guy, this Muslim guy, he's got five wives and he's. He puts them all in different houses. The next guy takes over another block, then they take over the school district, then they take over the city, and there's nothing we're doing about it.

[A]

Yeah, exactly. Here's a. Here's a second cut.

[D]

We'll get it all.

[A]

Yeah, here's the second cut between Sid and Curtis. And again, pointing out that Curtis is not getting the job done. Cut 15, take a listen.

[B]

Put up all the sexual harassment charges of Andrew Cuomo. He's running a horrible campaign. Sick. Can you at least acknowledge that?

[A]

No.

[B]

I don't know. Because I want you or him to win. Now we're 10 minutes in and you're.

[A]

Still talking about Cuomo. Cuomo.

[D]

I mean, what's wrong with you?

[B]

You gotta beat Momdani. This you got.

[A]

You gotta get over whatever your friends are on Middle Village or Staten island.

[B]

Or Brooklyn at Cuomo. Ep. Sid.

[A]

You gotta get over it.

[B]

You're gonna lose and you're gonna lose badly.

[D]

Embarrassing.

[A]

You know this the way you're running your campaign right now.

[B]

You're gonna lose and lose badly. You two guys need to figure something out. You've mentioned Cuomo for 12 minutes. You're still not talking about Mamdani. You're talking about WABC and Cuomo promo.

[A]

That's not going to win you this race. Yeah, and. And that's as raw and as real as you can.

[C]

That's off to Sid for calling him out like that. You know what he's doing the work. He's doing the man, the political work.

[A]

Boy.

[D]

Conversation. He's having it.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what, though? Here's what. Here's it really seems my clams. Why is it a communist and a mass murderer are both beating Curtis Lewa? I don't get it. And when people say he can't win, he wears that hat. As Jimmy Failor said, the last guy wore a red hat. He's the President. People have to stop poo pooing him. There's no time.

[D]

I got to be honest with you. I think Cuomo should bail out.

[B]

I do too.

[A]

I do, too. Unfortunately, Curtis Lewis, a Trump hater. So he's never going to get. The people who would support Trump would come to him, to him anyway. So that's the problem with, with Sliwa. And again, going back to what Kevin was talking and the replacement of people. We saw what happened with Eric Adams in New York. He replaced his entire administration with all his people who are now been fired, under investigation. They all turned out to be criminals. You don't think that Mamdani is going to do the same exact thing, but his prosecutors are all going to be Muslim, so they're not going to be prosecuting any of their own.

[D]

Oh, no.

[A]

Simple as that. The scary, scary situation about it. Again, hats off to Rosenberg.

[D]

Prices through the roof.

[A]

Yeah, hats off to Sid Rosenberg for the job he did today. You know, Raw and as ugly as it sounded, that's he needed the truth.

[B]

I'm on Team Nolan here. I think Cuomo needs to drop out. I mean, the stones on that guy only killed 15,000. I got more voters there.

[C]

Ego, ego, Ego.

[B]

Bingo. Yep.

[C]

Let go my ego.

[A]

All right, we'll take a quick break. More with Slick Rick. Coming up with some sports, Paul Nolan and Kevin Downey Jr. As well on a Wednesday night. Stay there. Oh, sounds like the blues on a Wednesday night. And you might have the blues if you miss the TAC extension deadline, because that just passed last week. But for millions of Americans, the trouble is still just beginning. If you missed that October 15th deadline or owe back taxes, the IRS. IRS is ramping up enforcement. Every day you wait only makes things that much worse. And here's the harsh reality. The IRS can charge a penalty of 5% a month. That's 5% a month, up to 25% of your total tax bill just for not filing. So make sure you get that taken care of. That's in addition to what you already owe. So they're just going to keep adding it up. The good news is, though, there's still time for Tax Network USA to give you the help you need. Self employed or a business owner. Even if your books are a mess, they've got you covered. Tax Network USA specialized in resolving financial chaos and getting you back on track. And getting you back on track fast. With all the tools like property seizures, bank levies, and wage garnishments, the IRS can apply pressure at levels you have never seen. So don't take them on alone. It's not too late to regain control. Your consultation is 100% free. It only takes one short call and a few simple questions for the experts at Tax Network USA to determine how much they can help you save. All you got to do is get it started. Reach out 1-800-905-8000. That's 1-800-905-8000 or visit tnusa.com rad that's tnusa.com and let Tax Network USA help you before the IRS makes their next move. That's Tax Network usa. Welcome back to the program. As we get started, we've got some more stuff with Kevin Downey Jr. And Paul Nolan coming up. And remember, follow Paul if you're not following him on X at Paul, underscore eggs Nolan. Yep. Correct. Yep.

[D]

Let's try to get me over the 4,000 mark.

[A]

Trying to get over the 4,000 mark. Give, give, give. Give him a helping hand.

[D]

He he'll a very active try to follow back.

[A]

Yes. So we'll appreciate it. Make sure you do that. Let's do some sports with Slick Rick. Slick Rick Sports, brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code LFS6B at checkout. You'll save a ton of money on some great stuff, including their, their, their bath sheets, which I love immensely. It's my favorite, favorite thing.

[D]

Lavender.

[C]

You love the tattoo towel.

[A]

Yeah. The big, the big bath. It's called a bath sheet. Huge. Really? I need that. It's awesome. Especially in the winter when you get out of the shower and it's cold and you just wrap yourself. Oh, it's so nice. Take advantage of it. I like slick.

[C]

Good holiday gift.

[A]

What do you got in sports?

[C]

Well, let's get to the scoreboard. Let's not forget also Friday night, game one of the World Series. Los Angeles Dodgers travel to Toronto.

[B]

Rogers Center.

[C]

Check your passports. Dodgers. It's going to be a rough little trip for them going all the way from, from the West Coast. So I think the Dodgers are going to be in for a little challenge. Of course, with Shohei Ohtani. There's no way you're going to lose with that guy throwing dead strikeouts. Three homers in one game. I mean, you're not going to, you're not going to be able to beat them, but we'll see what happens. I'm looking forward to the series. So Rogers center, first pitch, 8 o'.

[A]

Clock.

[C]

And that would be on Friday night. We'll have the show. We'll be live Friday night from the warehouse and we'll be keeping you up to date, at least for the first two hours on the scores. NHL hockey to the score. Where we go. Devils 5 and 1. Devils playing real good hockey. Up 3 to 1 over the Wild. 751 to go there in the third. Sabres and Red Wings tied at two and did two. 630 to go in the first. Canadians in Flames, no score. NBA to the hardwood we go. Knicks would have looking good here. 101 to 89 over to Cleveland.

[A]

Nice in the Garden.

[C]

844 to go there in the fourth. Not quite over yet. You know, BNBA, you can get a lot of points in a few minutes, but they're looking good there. The hornets over the nets. 119. 102. Eight to go there in the fourth.

[A]

Fourth.

[C]

4:30 to go in the fourth. Heat and magic and a good one. 112, 110 the heat with that lead there. Hawks right now trailing the Raptors 87.79 down in Atlanta 550 to go there in the third. Up in the TD Garden in Boston, the Celtics and the sixes 8175 right now Celtics on top. Bulls taking care of the Pistons. Sorry Kevin. Detroit losing now 64:49 at the half. Also at the half, Pelicans 67:56 over the Grims leagues. The Buck 7253 over the Wizards and 8:37 to go in the first Jazz and Clip is just underway. Spurs and Mavericks coming up at 9:47. Kings and Sons 1010 o' clock and timbers, timberwolves and trailblazers also out in Portland 10pm Tip off big first or second night actually, but opening night slate is very, very large there. I want to get to. Let's see, we'll get to Mike Trout here. So Mike Trout, I don't know if you guys saw this or he testified in the case of former teammate Tyler Skaggs death from drug overdose Ryan Maric of Fox News Mike Trout took the stand Tuesday in Santa Ana, California courtroom to testify in a trial over whether his Los Angeles Angels should be held responsible for the drug overdose death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs. Skaggs died back in 2019 after taking fentanyl laced oxycodone mixed with alcohol supplied by the team's former communications director Eric Kay, who is serving 22 years in prison. Skaggs family has since filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Angel Angels, saying the team knew about K's past drug history posing dangers. Trout testified that players would pay K for bizarre stunts, leaving Trout to raise an eyebrow. At one point, a clubhouse attendant suggested the players should stop, Trout said, because K might be using the money for a bad purpose, which Trout said he immediately assumed was drugs. So obviously he was supplying drugs. The family is seeking $118 million for Skaggs lost earnings which, well, it's lost earnings right, for a player who died pretty much in the prime of his career there. So we will see how that happened. That that plays out also a little more on a local level. Former New York Mets ace Matt Harvey admitted during case trial that he had supplied drugs to Skaggs. The two were teammates with Angels in the years of skaggs death. Harvey, C.J. crone, Mike Marin and Cam Bedrocine also said in court that they had been provided drugs by K. So sorry to hear this. Just terrible, terrible news and well we're going to see where that goes. We're definitely want to watch keep an eye on how that plays out. And of course the NFL, they can't, you know, they can't grow a set and get rid of Bad Bunny even with all the opposition. They're getting Roger Goodell, who, you know, Slick Rick is not a big fan of. Sorry, NFL won't reconsider. Bad Bunny super bowl halftime show. I repeat, they won't reconsider. This is an AP report out of New York. Obviously they have the owners meetings going on right now. The NFL is not considering dropping Bad Bunny as his super bowl halftime headline performer, Commissioner Roger Goodell said Wednesday, reaffirming a decision to put the Grammy winning Puerto Rican artist on the league's biggest he looks like, yeah, yeah. Oh yeah.

[B]

He's.

[A]

Like a money at all.

[D]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

Goodell addressed the Bad Bunny controversy at his news conference following the NFL's fall meeting. It is the first time he has commented on the move announced in late in late September that garnered worldwide attention, including an increase in streams of Bad Bunny's music along with the backlash. As Big D said, bad Bunny, I think is the highest streamed artist in the world today. So, you know, the guy's obviously got a following. Doesn't mean we have to have him at the super bowl though. The 31 year old bad, Bad Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio. Oh, I wonder if it's a relationship. Has been vocal in his opposition to Trump and his policies. He decided to do a 31 day residency in Puerto Rico, avoiding stops in the mainland U.S. citing concerns about the mass deportation of Latinos. Of course it goes on to talk about, you know, possibly that ICE is going to show up, which I don't think is a bad idea and we'll see what happens. But they're doubling down more, less. That's really pretty much the purpose of the story here. So there is big Bad Bunny at the Yankee game. He was on Saturday Night Live, by the way, Saturday Night Live ratings, I think we have better ratings on a Tuesday night than they had on Saturday night. When he was on that night they were like seven, they were like 700,000. That's all they had.

[A]

So what's, what's amazing too is this guy, I guess he's not that smart because being that he's a Puerto Rican, Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States, which means he supported. Yeah, yeah, he can't get deported. And then of course you couple that with his stupidity, the way he dresses, the way he talks and the fact that before he signed, I guess a big deal with I think it was Jay Z.

[B]

It could be.

[A]

I'm not sure if I'm right, but.

[D]

If you think he was a normal kid.

[A]

He was a normal kid. He. He wore his crucifix. He looked like a normal kid. He was. He praised God. He was, you know, very into his family. As soon as he signed that deal, whomp.

[D]

He sold his soul to the devil. There's no doubt about it. I could tell you kdj.

[C]

My. My money is on kj. Yeah, my money is definitely on Charlie Kirk. I'll be watching my. I'll be watching that halftime performance.

[D]

Me too.

[B]

Charlie Kirk that. They're gonna bury this bunny. You know what? And he can say, I hate America. Well, how come he calls himself Bad Bunny and not. This is mostly for you, Mr. Kanye, as we all know, is Spanish or Bad Bunny. Oh. Oh, I guess it doesn't resonate.

[C]

That's a wrap there, Rick.

[A]

Back to you guys. All right, well, thank you, Slick. And again, Slick Rick. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code LFS6B at checkout and save yourself some great money on some great stuff. Jay Jones on PJ Media is now under criminal investigation by Kevin Downey Jr's pal Matt Margolis. We'll talk about that. We'll also talk about Kevin's got a story story on Canada. We'll get to next coming out of the break.

[B]

Ranking number one. Sorry, go ahead.

[A]

Yes, we need to. We need to make sure you guys stick around. We also got Paul Nolan. He's got some more news and we just need you guys to hang with us on a Wednesday night. Live from studio 6B, real America's voice. Stay there. Live from studio 6B, real america's voice on a Wednesday night. Kevin Downey Junior's got some news. We'll do that in just a little bit. We've also got more news with Paul Nolan as well as sports with Slick Rick. And again, breaking news. This is published just during the show on PJ media.com J. Jones, the. The guy who wants to put bullets in the heads of little kids that belong to people that don't think the way he does. The guy from Virginia running for the attorney general position is now under criminal investigation. It's a time good, because who knows what else this guy has been up to. Again, you can catch that story on Kevin Downey Jr's PJ Media dot com. That's where he writes his stories. You can go to Check that out. And again, it's just breaking news that happened a little bit earlier today. So check that out when you get a chance. Right now. Are you gonna. You should probably, you probably share that, too, for people so they can find your story, too.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Well, folks, thank you. Thank you, Rick. If you go to pjmedia.com right now, you'll see there's a ranking of articles. I don't know anything about this.

[A]

Yeah, so. So we'll do that in just a few moments. But right now, Robert Charles is joining us from amac. Robert Charles, welcome back to the program. And how are you, sir?

[D]

Sir?

[E]

I'm great. It's a great evening.

[B]

Love it.

[A]

Well, thank you for taking the time to join us. Before we get started here, Robert, for anybody who doesn't know what a Mac is, give him a little background before we get started.

[E]

AMAC is the conservative alternative to AARP. It has been around for 17 years. I've been there almost since the beginning. It is the most inspired group of conservatives over the age of 50 you could ever want to be a part of, of tremendous economic benefits. But more importantly, a family of conservatives who are helping state by state and nationally to get our policies back on track.

[A]

Yeah. And our policies are, you know, things that President Trump has kind of been running on since he rolled down that escalator. What was it, about nine years ago, ten years ago at this point? Let me ask you this question, because, let's face it, with all the stuff that we've seen with the Israel Hamas deal in the Middle east, and now he's pushing Russia and Ukraine and that he's also ended seven other wars. Is President Trump becoming the next president of peace?

[E]

I think he really is. You know, my life history is 10 years as a Navy intelligence officer, and I was assistant Secretary of State and worked in the Reagan White House. I've never seen anybody in my lifetime except Ronald Reagan, who was so determined to change the face of the world in a positive way. And I would tell you that Donald Trump is becoming the president of peace. I think Ronald Reagan should have gotten a Nobel Prize for bringing down the Soviet Union. I think Theodore Roosevelt in some ways did what at the very beginning what Trump is trying to do now, and he did win the Nobel Peace Prize. So I think President Trump is just doing miraculous things in the Middle east by pushing Iran back and allowing Israel to end Hamas. He's changed the whole face. It could be the most significant peace deal in 60, 70 years. And then on the other side of it. He's bringing Russia and Ukraine to the table. And, gosh, I mean, here's a guy that, on the one hand, is an idealist, but is also exceedingly practical. He decides that he's going to go after it, and he goes after it and gets it.

[A]

Yeah, exactly. And again, you know, you look at the success that he's having, and people are talking about the differences between the first administration and this administration, where he seems to be. He seems to be, you know, not taking any prisoners this time around. Brown. Right.

[E]

Very much true. I mean, look, there's a difference between ground school and learning how it all works on one hand, and then becoming the fighter pilot in the cockpit and making it all happen. This guy has learned.

[B]

He.

[E]

He is an incredibly fast learner. You know, people forget this guy went to Wharton. This guy is an extremely successful businessman. He is a very fast learner. And what he's figured out is how to stop the bureaucracy from tricking us and how to allow. How to stop our, Frankly, a lot of folks on foreign soil from stopping us, including those that try to get into the country. So, you know, hats off to Donald Trump. This is a guy who is demonstrating operationally what leadership really means. You can read it in a book or you can just see what Donald Trump does every day.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Now, let me ask you this. Am I correct to say that you're running for governor of Maine?

[E]

I am the leading candidate on the GOP side, up by double digits, I was gonna say.

[A]

And that you are doing a very good. Let me ask you this, because it seems that you align pretty well with. With the. With the president. How is your message when you. When you're on the ground there talking to the people of Maine, and we know Maine's kind of a wacky state, but. But how are you. How are you being received? And what. What are some of the things that people are talking to you about?

[E]

You know, it's hard to look away from the truth. And what. What Donald Trump represents is what really good policy looks like. So I am trying to stabilize this State. We had 10,000 overdoses. We have drug traffickers everywhere. Democrats have absolutely let public safety go to hell in a rocket ship. So I'm trying to forget. I'm trying to get back to public safety. On the side of taxes, we are the number one highest tax, property, state taxes, property taxes in the. In the country with very high income taxes. We are being taxed out of existence. We, you know, young people can't afford homes, and seniors, like, I represent with AMAC cannot afford to stay in their homes. So that's a huge resonant message again. And the last one is education. We have become the 50th state out of 50 in education. So if you add that to public corruption. And Donald Trump has called out the current Democrat, Governor Mills, on her public corruption, frankly corrupting Title 9 on top of everything else. I think people in Maine are just ready for a change and a lot of us are seniors and honest to God, we're going to turn this state with.

[A]

Yeah, well, that's great to hear. And again, when you think about what's going on in Virginia, where you see the tide turn down there, hopefully for winsome Sears and Jack Citarelli over in New Jersey, we're, we're seeing a lot of red starting to show up around the, around the country in some of these governor's races. I know Paul Nolan has a question for you real quick as well here. Bobby. Paul.

[D]

Well, first things first. That guy's mustache is tougher than me. It's going to beat me in a fight. God bless you for your service. You, you're a real warrior, patriot, and there's really no words I could use to describe the respect I have for you. Men like you are a dying breed, so thank you for that. I have been following the politics of Maine. I've been following the story of a lot about the, the Chinese gangs that are like using slave trades to grow a lot of cannabis, a lot of dope, and they're really getting away with murder. And the leftists have been running cover for them. I've also seen the Democrats are running out of money there. And what they're doing is they keep trying to raise more taxes to steal from the working money man to keep their scams going. Can you elaborate on that?

[E]

Boy, you honestly just nailed it. That is exactly what's happening. They, they are allowing. So within six months of becoming the governor, I will bring down all the 300 Chinese grow houses. We will deport all the illegals. We have more than 8,000 illegals in this state. We will get them out of here. And secondly, we will get property taxes down by rolling back three or 400 mandates the Democrats put on in the last seven years. And I'm going to eliminate the income tax. A little bit news blast there.

[A]

Nice.

[E]

Yeah. At the end of this, listen, this is all CPAs. Tell me it is all doable. Historically, I ran a $2 billion operation. I've managed a lot of complex stuff. This is actually not that complex. You know what they say, you know, in an age of total mediocrity, it takes nothing to be great. And in this instance, Maine is in deep trouble. So what we just need is to stand up, do the right thing and fix it.

[A]

Yeah, that's great. And again, you do have, you know, Paul brings up the drug problem up there. According to this, you're the Assistant Secretary of State of the U.S. state Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs. So you kind of have a background on how to take this stuff down, don't you?

[E]

I do. My group worked very hard to help take down the Cali cartel. We ran programs all over the world. I set up all the police training in Iraq and Afghanistan. General Petraeus set up the army. I set up the police. And then actually we ran a 250 airframe. Armed people don't know the State Department has an armed air wing. We do. And I ran that around the world. So, you know, this is so much easier. So much easier, honestly.

[A]

Wow, that's great. And again, not only is he running for governor of Maine, but he's also representing amac. Make sure you take advantage of the great deal on AMAC. AMAC US Studio 6B. If you want to go and find out more about what AMAC can do for you, what they offer you. And follow Bobby Charles. He's running for governor of Maine. Follow. Give out, give out your, your, your social media so people can follow up.

[E]

And see what every single dollar, every single dollar counts. If you can go to Bobby Forcom, just Bobby foraine dot com. We literally are going to turn this state red. And Whether you give $5, $250, you can give up to 2,000. Bottom line is we are going to turn this state red and people are going to look around and say, wow, wow. So that's how it's done. That's how you take a dark blue state and turn it dark red.

[A]

All right, well, thank you, Bobby, and thank you for joining us tonight. That was great stuff and we, we appreciate. We're going to follow your, your race and wish you the best of luck.

[D]

Well, what a man's.

[E]

Really appreciate your.

[A]

You got it. Have a great night. And again, Robert Charles from amac.

[C]

That was an impressive guest.

[A]

Yeah, follow him, go find his webpage, find his social media and give him some support, if you can, in the state of Maine, as he's the leading Republican candidate for governor of Maine in the, in the election that's coming up.

[C]

So for sure, I mean, somebody like.

[D]

That and they Ross, we need guys like that.

[A]

We, we just.

[D]

Because the truth of the matter is we. So many soy boys have ruined in so many states. To see an old school patriot guy like that would not just brass balls, but he's got wisdom. He's got, you know, experience. An incredible amount of experience. The pedigree kicks. So it's guys like that we need to run. That was fantastic. So, yeah, anybody, anybody in the chat who's pooh poohing a guy like this? You're the problem. You're not, you're not, you're not even real.

[A]

Right? And you're talking about a pretty big state up there in Maine. Maybe not population wise, but it's bad up there. And Paul, you said you've done some research. Speaking of up there, right next to Maine is Canada, right? Kevin Downey Jr. And I saw the headline for your Latest story on PJMedia.com Tell us what's going on in Canada.

[B]

Thank you. So folks, if you go to pj media.com right now, you'll see the number one trending story happens to be written by. What's the guy's name? Kdj.

[A]

What?

[B]

That's me. The more you read, the more bourbon I get to buy. Here's what's going on. Let me just put this in a nutshell. Before Princess Trudeau left, he took away almost every gun you can think of from the Canadians. Took away them all. He took over 202,500 versions of guns. Said you can't use these. What could happen? Well, what's happening now? They're taking homes, I'm not kidding. Outside of Vancouver, in a town called Richmond, a judge, a lefty judge, probably a couple of them, decided that 800 acres now belongs back to the, the Cowachan tribe because they proved in court that they were, they were using that land up until 1846. They somehow managed to prove that they didn't live there. This was their summer fishing spot. I'm not kidding you. This is where the Cowachan tribe used to go to catch fish in the summer. How they keep the others away? Well, they killed anyone who came near them. And then here comes the Canadians. Well, actually the British at the time said we're going to take this, otherwise we're going to kill you. So they're giving it it back. The problem is 125 homeowners own property and, or a house. What? In this 800 acre slot where the coaching tribe used to summer, used to summer there back up until 1846, they would summer there and catch fish. So now they're getting it back. And the cow chan cried. They're very kind. They said, well, we're not going to take the land or anything for 18 months. Then we don't know what we're going to do. So they're trying to appeal it. There's nothing they can do. What are they gonna do? Fight back? No guns. Oh, you want to protest? Ask the truckers in Ottawa what happens when you process in Canada. They take your truck, they take your bank account, and then they put you in jail all the whole time saying, bankrupt. You have the right to protest, and we're going to make sure you never do again. Folks, this is. Well, you know, of course Canadians have filthy colonizers like all of us. This was the plan. The whole time. This was the plan. And this is just a piece of it. Catch Canada in five years, folks. Never give up your guns and never vote for those diarrhea people we call Democrats because they're going to make that happen here. I promise you. I can see it.

[A]

All right. Very good. Disturbing story coming out of Canada. Man, oh, man.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Make sure you don't lose those. Those guns on a boat trip.

[B]

No, I got mine back.

[A]

All right, good. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice. We'll come back, we'll go around the room one more time, and we'll do some sports with Slick Rick as well. Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night. Stay there. All right. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday night. Also on 103.9 LI News Radio, linusradio.com welcome back to the program. Slick Rick has got some sports. Paul Nolan's got some news. Kevin Downey junior's got some more. More news. And I've got what I'm calling the best clip you'll see today coming up a little bit later on as well. Paul, you'll enjoy this one. I think both. I think all of you, all of you fine gentlemen, all. I think all of you, we're gonna have a bet. Okay.

[D]

One is gonna be my clip. Two will be your clip. And let's go, Slick.

[A]

All right, very good. So we'll do that and then what I gotta. You got a clip, too? All right.

[D]

Three will be Katie J.

[A]

Right? Three will be Katie J. So it'll be the best clips you've seen all day coming up. But first, let's do some sports with Slick Rick. Slick Rick sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com use our code at checkout. LFSXB. Slick, take it away.

[C]

One last sweep of the scoreboard here. To the NHL. We go. Sabers 4 to 2 over the Red Wings, 11 to go there in the third. Canadiens won nothing over the Flames up in Calgary. End of one and final. The Devils have won their sixth game of the season. 6 4, 1 over the Wild. Yeah, Frank the Tank must be in his glory, because they are they right now. They're probably the hottest team in hockey, right? No pun intended. NBA action to the hardwood we go. Raptors 120 to 93 over the Hawks, eight to go there in the fourth. Oh, my. Six is the Celtics lead. 101, 96, 518. Tyrese Maxey's having a night, though. He's like 40. The Bulls 77. 61 over the Pistons, five to go there in the third. 645 to go in the third as well. The Pelicans over the Grizzlies, 78, 71 and all Finals magic over the Heat, 125, 121. Hornets over the Nets, 136, 100, 117. The Knicks one hundred and nineteen, one hundred and eleven over Cleveland when they have their first one of the season. And Jazz 43, 19 over the Clippers. Bucks 90 to 82 over the Wizards. That game's still in action.

[A]

30.

[C]

So there we go. Let me get to one quick story, if I may.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Ncaa. Here you go. The rankings are out for men's college basketball ladies as well. Defending national champion Yukon, unanimously number one in Big east preseason poll. Gino or Rumia and UConn are in a familiar place atop the Big east preseason bowl. The Huskies were a unanimous choice by the coaches Tuesday to win the conference again. The Huskies are coming off a 12th national championship, led by preseason player of the year Sarah Strong. Arumie Emma's squad has won 24 season titles and 23 Big east tournaments. UConn has won both titles in every year since reentering the conference in 2020 despite losing number one pick in WNBA rookie the year, Paige Beckers to the Dallas Wings and Caitlin Chen to the Golden State Valkyries. Last year's champions still had enough talent for the top spot in the Big east, so the ladies are looking really good there. You can see the rankings here. So, well, UConn, they're a tough team to beat, so we'll be doing a little March Madness with the ladies. Wanted to get that in there. Rick and That's a wrap in sports for me for tonight.

[A]

All right, very good. And sports brought to you by Mike Lindell's MyPillow. Go to MyPillow.com, use our code LFS6B at checkout. And of course, save yourself a lot of money and subscribe some great stuff from Mike and the people at MyPillow. Paul Nolan, let's get it started with you, my friend. You say you have the best clip of the night. Let's get into it. Cut 14. Well, you're gonna set it up. You're just gonna play human rights.

[C]

What do you think about them?

[A]

We're in favor of them. For everybody? Yes.

[C]

How about the unborn?

[A]

Do you support human rights? Yes, of course.

[C]

For everybody?

[A]

Yes, of course.

[C]

Even people in the womb? Well, it all depends on if they're.

[A]

Actually a baby or not.

[C]

Science says they are. Well, it depends on what science you're talking about. 96% of all biologists, according to the NIH. Thoughts on human rights?

[A]

I'm all for them.

[C]

Yeah, me too.

[A]

Especially now, right? Yeah.

[D]

For everybody, Right?

[A]

Yeah. Yeah.

[C]

Even the unborn.

[A]

An unborn what?

[C]

Unborn in the womb.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

No rights for them. Thoughts on human rights?

[A]

That's what we're here for. For everybody, right?

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Including the unborn. No, no. Everyone has autonomy to not be killed. I think freedom means choice.

[A]

Yeah, there you go. A little hypocrisy, huh?

[B]

Freedom means choice. Can I throw in, I did the math. 97 point whatever. 2% of abortions are nothing more than birth control.

[D]

That's exactly right.

[A]

That's the scariest.

[D]

That's 100% correct.

[B]

Two people did not behave responsibly. And they said, well, there's an easy way to fix this. And you know what? Well, what if we just behave a little more responsibly?

[A]

Yeah. Yep.

[D]

Don't kill a kid.

[A]

And you know what? I forget where I heard this. And I heard it today, as a matter of fact. And it's interesting that you brought that clip up because. Because I think, and I could be wrong here. Was it Bill Maher who said this? I don't think it was. So I won't give him the credit. But. But somebody was saying, and I saw. Saw the clip on X, that. No, I think it was. It was Tucker. Tucker from last night. That's what it was. He was talking about the abortion issue and he says all it is is human sacrifice.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

And he. He made some great points about out, you know, the. The barbarity or the barbarism that is.

[D]

That is house over 2, 000 people turned away a turning point last night to get in to see Tucker.

[A]

Right. Just amazing. Well, that. That was a great clip call. You are correct. So right now, Paul is in the lead. He's.

[D]

What does Katie J. Got?

[A]

Katie J. Is up next. Yeah, Vote in. The chats are open.

[D]

One for me, two for Katie J.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Or you can just put Paulie.

[D]

Oh, there you go.

[A]

Well, let's see, let's see.

[B]

I'm gonna forget who's.

[A]

What's. What's your.

[B]

So I've got a videotape of this woman. I think it's a woman. I'm not sure. It could be a transmit Bob. It's a toilet person is what it is. And you've got young kids chanting Charlie Kirk. And you've got this animal chanting something back. Remember, Charlie Kirk's a hero to a lot of people, including me.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

All right. Especially these kids. I did a show today, the America first where warehouse. I did my podcast there. All TP USA kids. They couldn't have been nicer. Watch with this animal is yelling at these children who chant, charlie Kirk is dead. Charlie Kirk is dead. That's a teacher.

[A]

That's an animal.

[D]

Disgusting.

[B]

It's an animal.

[A]

That's an animal.

[C]

That's not a fire. Fire.

[A]

Yeah, we've seen. We've seen a bunch of these teachers out there denouncing, announcing or celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination and murder, and it's amazing. I'm glad they're all getting fired. Usually you don't like to see people lose jobs, but these are disgusting.

[D]

They're not safe in the workplace.

[A]

They gotta go, especially this is psychotic bastard.

[B]

Yeah. And can I just say something? I was always that guy. I don't want anyone lose their jobs. These animals have made me so cranky. I want them all fired. I want them all guns gone. I don't like him. I don't trust him. And I don't want them around kids I don't even have.

[A]

Exactly. Yeah. And like Paul, you're allowed to say what you want. And we'll defend that. Right. But there are consequences.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Correct.

[A]

Not everybody has to like it. And not everybody.

[D]

Right. To say it. And the best part about unlimited free speeches, we know exactly who you are.

[B]

Yeah. You know what? I'm gonna be the silk and diamond for this. When you guys make a great point, I'm just gonna go, huh? Yeah, that's right. Huh.

[A]

All right. Yeah. So Now Kevin Downey Jr. With his clip is just put his name or number two in the chat. Here is what I think could be the best clip you will see all day. That's just me. Because I love me. Hosted by Mr. Star Spangled Maga on X. Check out this no kings. No kings clip. Check it out. Look.

[E]

This one's got to catch up to.

[A]

The rest of them.

[E]

Got his sign ready already.

[A]

Another privileged white man. Look, another privileged white man. Who wants illegals. Illegal. Especially illegal criminals.

[D]

Somebody.

[A]

Oh, look at the ponytail. What? No man bun.

[B]

Didn't have time to put your hair up, sweetie. Loser. Loser.

[A]

She sounds black, right? But yes. Yeah, she does sounds. So that is my clip. I think that was the funniest thing I saw all day because she just called him out to his face and said, what? You didn't have time to put your hair up into a man bun?

[D]

Put up his card like, no, I'm on your side, right? I have white savior privilege, right?

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

I'm so much more superior than you, so my whiteness has to save your blackness because you're inferior and I'm so superior. So I have to make you feel better about yourself because you're a loser and I'm white and great. So I gotta save you.

[A]

Yep. Yep.

[C]

Thank you for the rumble.

[D]

I have no idea how racist they are.

[C]

Trump Country USA. Thank you for the $10 rumble range.

[A]

Say hello.

[C]

Thank you.

[A]

All right, Very good. That just about does it for us on a Wednesday night. Thank you so much for watching and joining and follow us all on social media. As always, we salute our military active and retired, our first responders, EMTs, firefighters, police, ICE agents, Border Patrol, everybody working hard on the front lines, including our very own who's always out there putting his life out there. Thank you to everyone on the show. Show, of course, Kevin Downey Jr. Check him out tomorrow morning, 9am to 11am on LI Newsradio.com. you can also check out Paul. He'll be back Friday. Paul Nolan, thank you for joining Slick Rick doing sports. Fran and Aaron in the booth. Everybody in the chats, thank you so much for watching. As always, we appreciate it. Like and share. Like and share. Like and share the show. We will see you tomorrow night. And don't forget to join us Friday live at the America first warehouse. Live from Studio 6B, we bid you good night. This is an Iheart podcast.