Live From Studio 6B - Wednesday, October 8 2025

Summary

Real America’s Voice: Live from Studio 6B

Episode Summary — Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Overview

This episode of "Live from Studio 6B" dives into the theme of systemic government shutdowns—not just the much-publicized federal government shutdown, but deeper, ongoing shutdowns in the realms of the economy, judiciary, healthcare, and constitutional governance. Against this backdrop, the show covers breaking news on the newly brokered Trump-led Middle East peace deal, explores the pervasive influence of crony capitalism and judicial overreach, and features candid discussions on political hypocrisy, media censorship, current sports events, and more. The tone throughout is irreverent, energetic, and distinctly skeptical of mainstream narratives.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The “Real” Shutdowns in America (02:21–13:19)

Main Argument:

• The panel asserts that the true government shutdown isn't the annual budget drama but a deeper, chronic shutdown of American society: the free market, healthcare, and the justice system.
  • “We’ve actually been in a shutdown for years. We’ve been in an economic shutdown, a societal shutdown, [and] a judicial shutdown… The big news of the day ain’t the news of the day…” — Damon (02:13)
• Critique of "crony capitalism": The economy is described as rigged in favor of major corporations (Pfizer, Nvidia, Oracle, etc.) with regulations and subsidies that undercut small businesses and individuals.
  • “We don’t have a free market economy anymore... We’ve got crony capitalism on steroids.” — Damon (02:21)
  • “I’m tired of hearing myself talk about it. The crony capitalism, the corporatism—they create these legislative angles that make it absolutely impossible for the working man or the mom and pop shop to compete.” — Paul Nolan (10:36)
• Reflection on the healthcare “mess”: Ballooning government spending, unsustainable subsidies, and lack of real market solutions.
  • “Our healthcare system is shut down. Not affordable, not functioning. And it’s not because of capitalism.” — Damon (02:43)
• Judicial overreach: Federal judges, often unelected and unaccountable, are accused of stalling or blocking policies, both conservative and liberal.
  • “We have a judicial dictatorship in this country.” — Damon (07:57)
• Broad skepticism toward both political parties:
  • “No representation for us, the people. It’s just the uni-party sham.” — Damon (06:09)

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2. Trump’s Middle East Peace Deal: Breaking News (14:12–19:29; 49:29–54:19)

Segment Focus:

• Breaking coverage of President Trump’s newly announced, brokered peace plan between Israel and Hamas, heralded as a “historic, unprecedented event.”
  • [16:00] President Trump’s Truth Social Statement: “I’m very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first phase of our peace plan… All of the hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw their troops to an agreed upon line as the first steps towards a strong, durable and everlasting peace. All parties will be treated fairly.” — Trump (16:00)
  • [16:48] Prime Minister Netanyahu echoes praise and gratitude to Trump.
  • [17:57] Details: Hostages to be released within 72 hours; exchange includes the release of over 2,000 Palestinian detainees (including 250 with life sentences) by Israel.
• Panel’s cautiously optimistic reaction, with concerns about the terms:
  • “So they get 250 murderers at least back in exchange for hostages, innocent kids that were taken… Yeah, that sounds fair.” — Rick Delgado (17:57)
  • [Hour 2, 53:12] “I think there’s still a lot of trust-but-verify here, but it seems like it’s good news.” — Damon (53:12)
• Announcement: Trump scheduled to travel to Israel and address the Knesset in coming days (53:40).

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3. Crony Capitalism & Judicial Dictatorship Explored (10:36–13:01)

• Panelists expand on the earlier shutdown critique, naming pharmaceutical and energy conglomerates as double beneficiaries of government favoritism.
  • “It’s the scam… military industrial complex, they’ll go ahead and they’ll use our tax money to invent something and then they bring it to the private market and profit on it. The scam is just never ending.” — Paul Nolan (10:36)
  • Discussion of the "pharmaceutical industrial company" and prominent figures like Albert Bourla (Pfizer), Bill Gates, and collaboration with Trump: “Albert Borla, that guy should be in prison…” — Rick Delgado (12:13)

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4. Government Censorship & California Bill Targeting Free Speech (73:42–79:35)

Interview Segment:

• Shane Harris (AMAC Newsline) details California’s new bill (SB771), which would allow state authorities to fine social media companies up to $1 million per incident for “civil rights” violations in their algorithms—described as a “backdoor censorship” move likely to be copied nationwide.
  • “What we know about the Democrats is that whatever they want to try to roll out nationwide, they’re always going to try it in California first.” — Shane Harris (74:11)
  • “If I can say, every time somebody sees a tweet… that somebody else says is terrorizing them, I’m going to fine you a million dollars. What is X going to do? …They’re just going to start censoring…” — Shane Harris (76:19)

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5. ICE Under Fire: Sanctuary Cities, Mayors, and Antifa Targeting (43:01–47:44)

• Panel covers news from Broadview, Illinois, with the mayor blaming ICE for “causing problems and committing crimes”—a narrative the panel rejects out of hand.
  • “She said ICE is the one who’s been instigating all of our problems… They don’t respect our local laws and they’re causing problems and committing crimes.” — Paul Nolan (43:01 recap)
• Reports of Antifa doxxing ICE agents and facilities, with photographic evidence and threats, raise concerns for officer safety.
  • “A Department of Homeland Security bulletin… advises ICE facilities and personnel face an increased threat from domestic violence extremists…” — ABC7 Law Enforcement Consultant, quoted by panel (46:38)

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6. Political Hypocrisy and Mainstream Media (32:13–37:40)

• Notable moment: Rep. Katie Porter’s contentious interview, where repeated follow-ups about her need for Trump voters in California’s gubernatorial race cause her to nearly walk out.
  • “I don’t want to have an unhappy experience… I don’t care, I want a pleasant, positive conversation… If you don’t want to answer, you don’t want to answer.” — Katie Porter (33:48–35:54)
• The panel lampoons Porter’s demeanor and turnover rate, framing her as emblematic of entitled political culture (“She’s the woman who wants to see a manager at a store that’s not open yet…” — Paul Nolan, 36:52).

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7. The Comey Indictment and Justice System Critique (27:49–32:13)

• The hosts discuss former FBI Director James Comey being arraigned for alleged false congressional testimony and obstruction—skeptically predicting no serious consequences.
  • “Does any charge stick against Comey? He’s above the law…” — Paul Nolan (31:13)
• Broader point: The elite remain protected while conservative/Trump allies face harsher consequences (30:23).

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8. Other Hot Topics & Notable News

• Sports Updates: MLB playoffs (Yankees, Cubs), NFL news, Eric Dickerson’s comments on Bad Bunny. (19:45–23:18, 65:22–66:56, etc.)
  • “If you don’t like the United States, just get your bleep out and don’t come back.” — Eric Dickerson (21:27)
• Bud Light’s PR spiral: Ex-consultant says woke marketing destroyed the brand; panel mocks their attempts to pivot with new female spokespeople. (81:35–85:14)
  • “If you have to ask [about Clydesdales in beer ads], you’ll never know.” — Consulting anecdote (82:27)
• Paid Protests: Feature on “professional” protestors at anti-Israel rallies who refuse to answer real questions—underscoring the show’s thesis about narrative control. (89:32–93:12)
• Pam Bondi Grills Dick Durbin: Sharp exchange about why Senate Democrats blocked release of Epstein flight logs. (93:31–95:23)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Folks, this is the real shutdown. The shutdown of our economy, our society and our governance. Who’s going to reopen America? Not the unit party. We need a real shutdown of government’s stranglehold in our lives.”
  — Damon, “First Word” monologue (09:04)

• “No more Ponzi schemes, no more bread and circuses. We’ve got a tall order, but we’re just getting started.” — Damon (09:29)

• “He [Albert Bourla of Pfizer] should be brought up on charges for what Pfizer’s done.” — Rick Delgado (12:16)

• “It’s just the uni party sham.” — Damon (06:09)

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Timestamps for Major Segments

| Timestamp | Segment Description | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 02:21–13:19 | “First Word” monologue: systemic shutdowns, crony capitalism, judiciary | | 14:12–19:29 | Breaking: Trump announces phase one Middle East peace deal | | 19:45–23:18 | Sports updates: MLB playoffs, Bad Bunny Super Bowl controversy | | 24:48–25:33 | Trump “diaper diplomacy” segment on Dems and leadership | | 27:49–32:13 | Comey indictment, justice system critique | | 32:13–37:40 | Katie Porter interview, panel mockery, Dem infighting | | 43:01–47:44 | ICE under attack, Antifa doxxing, sanctuary city hypocrisy | | 49:29–54:19 | More on Trump’s Israel trip, shutdown update | | 73:42–79:35 | Shane Harris (AMAC) interview: California’s anti-free speech bill (SB771) | | 81:35–85:14 | Bud Light, woke advertising fallout, panel banter | | 89:32–93:12 | Paid protestors, protester funding, media manipulation | | 93:31–95:23 | Bondi vs. Durbin over Epstein flight logs |

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Closing Thoughts

This episode blends hard-hitting political critique with irreverent banter and the occasional sports break, always with an undercurrent of skepticism toward both major parties and the mainstream media. Whether it's the latest peace deal, the state of American justice, or corporate “wokeness,” the hosts approach each topic with robust debate, memorable one-liners, and calls for grassroots engagement.

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Transcript

[Shane Harris]

This is an I Heart podcast.

[Paul Nolan]

All right.

[Damon]

Live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday, October 8, 8pm on the East Coast. Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. Glad you're in. Wherever you're watching or listening, we appreciate you giving us a few hours of your weekdays 8 to 10. Slick ricks here. He's going to do some sports. Rick Delgado's got the news. Paul Nolan's got some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on what's going to be a busy Wednesday. Slickster, how are you?

[Slick Rick]

I'm doing good.

[Rick Delgado]

Big day.

[Damon]

Very big night in sports, gang. Big. Trying to hold on, force a game five tonight.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, a lot of people biting their nails in the Bronx tonight. Yeah, big playoffs games tonight.

[Damon]

We'll get to those scores. We'll follow the game. And what else is going on in sports tonight? Some news there. We've got big news, obviously out of, well, the President of the United States tonight. We'll get to all that. Rick Delgado, how are you?

[Rick Delgado]

I'm biting my nails, Damon. Freaking Yankee fans. This is a do or die game. What do you. What do you mean, how am I? I'm terrible. I'm a wreck. I'm a freaking wreck. But at least my. At least my toilet leak is fixed, so.

[Damon]

Oh, good.

[Rick Delgado]

I'm good to go. And I sh. Showered.

[Damon]

Not in the leaked water, I hope.

[Rick Delgado]

No, no, no, because they had to turn off all the water, so I couldn't. I couldn't do anything. I was.

[Damon]

I was a freaking mess. Well, we couldn't tell a difference, just so you know, so. Okay. Very good. I'm glad you showered, though, today.

[Rick Delgado]

You don't like my jorts?

[Damon]

No, not really. Paul Nolan, how are you?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I showered too. Okay. I mean, yeah. Good man. Nice. Nice relaxing day today. I was all day with the news, looking around, and all it did was agitate me all day. So just this. This stuff that's going on with ice is driving me nuts.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

I'm just glad there's good news at the top of the hour. Let's hope this peace deal will be getting too soon. Yeah, but that's something. It's like finally something to be positive about.

[Damon]

Yep, we'll. We'll get to all of that here in a second. But right now, let's start the show as we always do, with the first wor. Well, welcome back to the show to all of you out there in flyover country, the real America, where the heart land beats strong despite the elites trying to shut it down. And folks, that's exactly what we're talking about tonight is of course the government shutdown. Well, shutdowns in general. Now the drive by media is hyperventilating about the so called federal government shutdown, kicking off the new fiscal year, fiscal year 2026. But let me tell you something that you probably don't think about. We've actually been in a shutdown for years. We've been in an economic shutdown, we've been in a societal shutdown, we've been in a judicial shutdown and an overall constitutional shutdown. The big news of the day ain't the news of the day, my friends, which you're hearing blaring from CNN and the rest of the Alphabet soup networks. Well, that's just the sideshow. The real story is the massive ongoing shutdown of everything that makes America great. We don't have a free market economy anymore that's shut down, locked up tighter than Fort Knox under FDR's ghost. We've got crony capitalism on steroids, Central planning, doling out favors to Pfizer, Nvidia, Oracle, Bill Gates, you name it. Special tax breaks, regulatory loopholes, land use deals, tariffs for the little guys, exemptions for the big guys who show up with a press release promising some phony $3,000,000,000 in investments. Most of it's fake folks, but what's real is the special treatment. The opposite of broad based fairness. The opposite of letting the market work its magic. And you won't hear any about any of this anywhere else today, especially on the mainstream news. Our healthcare system shut down. Not affordable, not functioning. And it's not because of capitalism. Heck, we haven't had real capitalism in health care in our lifetimes. It's venture where the government props up the cartels and prices skyrocket. We throw trillions of dollars at it. $1.6 trillion from the feds alone, doubled since Obamacare. And what do we get for that? Diminishing life expectancy, endless chronic illness, and a debt that's inflating everything else. You buy groceries, gas, you name it. Health care spending is the biggest driver of that mess. Health care is in fact the perfect example of this entire mess. Democrats are holding up the budget to extend Biden's Obamacare subsidies 100% free, up to 150% poverty level up to 93% for families making $305,000 a year with kids 40 billion in free revenue to insurers, brokers getting 6,000 per signup, even roping in homeless folks who don't know they're even cover 24.3 million on exchanges now all government run. And the Republicans, well you know, they run on one thing. Limited government and free markets. And then they do the exact opposite. No representation for us, the people. It's just the uni party sham. How about judicial shutdown? That's the ultimate government shutdown. Unelected life tenured judges who were supposed to have neither force nor will over political issues now dictate everything. They shut down the good stuff Trump tries to do, like deporting pro Hamas foreign students or invoking the alien enemies Act. An 85 year old judge like William Young drops 160 page screed calling Trump an ignorant bully and blocking it all under some twisted first amendment claim. Folks, deportation isn't criminal punishment. It's goodbye, go live free in Gaza. But no, the courts, they grind it to a halt. Fifth Circuit blocks this, First Circuit blocks that. Even Trump appointed judges like Timothy Kelly injunctioning deportations of Guatemalan kids. You know we fight tooth and nail to pass a few good policies in red states or from the White House and poof, the judiciary olarky continues to shut them down. We don't have representative democracy. We have a judicial dictatorship in this country. We all hope this federal shutdown can be real. Republicans cannot under any circumstances wheel and deal. And Trump shouldn't be doing the same with Pfizer's Albert Borleo, the guy who belongs in prison or worse for the MRNA shots that killed millions and injured tens of millions worldwide. We've got five years of evidence, but there he is in the Oval Office announcing Trump Rx, a drug buying website with Pfizer, vague promises to lower prices 1000% and exemptions from tariffs till 2029. Meanwhile, if you buy from J and J or anyone else, you pay 100% tariffs. Do you see what's happening? It's cronyism and the big players get the keys to the castle while small businesses get shut out. Borla brags about a fake $70 billion investment. Thanks the trade reps for the exemptions. And then Trump praises him on the sky saying fantastic job on Covid. Pfizer is at the top and he hints that everybody's coming to make deals. Eli Lilly, the whole pharmaceutical gang. Tell me how was this any worse under Biden? Because it's not. It's the same venture socialism, but now it's on Trump's watch. It's even more blatant. This is FDR on steroids times 100, planning a crony economy where small businesses get cut out and the Fortune 30 get equity stakes exemptions and the works. Now on the energy side, we have secretaries taking stakes in lithium, Americas 100% tariffs on foreign movies because that guess we're protecting Hollywood filth Really. We're battling for California now. Meanwhile, the Dallas Fed manufacturing index contracted 8.7% nine months into this term. If Trump wants to act like a mob boss, why not say no to the courts on the good stuff, but no, the good policies get dangled to first make us happy, then they get shut down by the judges and then we're left with all the garbage. And immigration, well grinding to a halt. If you look at the official numbers due to judicial overreach, 146,000 removals through July. If you project that out, that's around 2 million if we're lucky. That doesn't even clear out the criminals with final orders, let alone Biden's 12 million invaders. We're still issuing 120,000 H1B visas, 1.56 million student visas, hundreds of thousands from China, Oregon suing to stop military deployment at the border. And the Republicans, well as usual, really have zero narrative. They whine about funding for illegal, sure that's bad. But the real issue is the whole communist setup driving the debt, inflation and of course unaffordability for you. JD Vance just bragged about 50 billion going to rural hospitals. But Medicare, Medicaid cover half the country. Can we let the sliver left to be unregulated, unsubsidized? Why don't we allow cheap catastrophic plans? Why don't we expand HSAs to 12,000 for an individual, 24,000 for a family? Why don't we let employers deduct for concierge doll doctors? Why don't we have health sharing ministries, not just cartels. Why don't we prohibit contracts blocking self paid discounts? Repeal physician owned hospital bans, fight for price transparency, not for more subsidies. Folks, this is the real shutdown. The shutdown of our economy, our society and our governance. Who's going to reopen America? Not the unit party. We need a real shutdown of government's stranglehold in our lives. Stay the hell out. Turn off the lights on the crony deals with Pfizer and Qatar. Use this shutdown to push state level fixes. Let's elect better Republicans. No more Ponzi schemes, no more bread and circuses. We've got a tall order, but we're just getting started. And that's tonight's first word.

[Paul Nolan]

And that's spot on, Big D. I'm going to tell you that. That is right in my wheelhouse. That's everything I know we went there. That's the stuff that I rant about, I lose my mind about. And honestly I'm tired of hear myself talk about it. The crony capitalism, the corporatism, they create these legislative angles that make it absolutely impossible for the working man or the bomb and pop shop to compete. They want all these heavy duty gigantic regulations. They want these heavy duty mandates on you know, licensing and fees and, and they make it literally impossible for any kind of Jeffersonian like free market capitalism to work. And then not just that, they have the subsidies and these corporations like talk about the military industrial complex. They'll go ahead and they'll use our tax money to invent something and then they bring it to the private market and they profit on it. It's the scam is, is just never ending. And I'm just glad you're calling it out.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. And it would be known as the pharmaceutical Industrial Company. Right?

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

And because I mean, let's face it.

[Paul Nolan]

And it's big pharma, right. It's, it's big energy. You know, the oil companies bought up every single form of green energy and what do they do? They aligned the blackrock stangard State street and what did they do? They made it so those legislative law so you had to get anything that fell into that filemann. Meanwhile their stock goes up and, and when they in the regulations released in answer Pelosi and they shorted.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, it's a scam.

[Rick Delgado]

The part that really kind of got me though was the, the presentation with, with all the pharmaceutical heads in the White House that day. I was like crazy.

[Paul Nolan]

That's unbelievable.

[Rick Delgado]

Albert Borla, that guy should be in prison.

[Slick Rick]

I was crazy.

[Rick Delgado]

He should be brought up on charges for, for, for what Pfizer's done.

[Paul Nolan]

He's, he's Charles Schwab's evil partner, like kind of guy. Like he's, he's a Bond villain.

[Rick Delgado]

What are we.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, Gates is in there. What's happening here?

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know, man.

[Damon]

Yeah, Gates sitting around that, that table too. Remember like a week before that he had that round table. Bill Gates, they're all sitting there. Buddy, buddy. And then this guy Borla's in the, in the Oval. Yeah, I did, I didn't. I mean this is the first time I've had a chance to talk about it. I talked a little bit about it on, on, on Socials But I mean, I was just stunned.

[Paul Nolan]

I mean, am I supposed to trust the plan?

[Slick Rick]

You know the answer to that.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Because that's a, that's a weird, that's a weird part of the plan. If that's the plan.

[Damon]

Yeah. All right. We'll get into all of the news, sports all. Coming up, the president announces what we hope is a legitimate peace plan here and get the hostages back. We'll talk about that. What we need to see. Live from Studio 6B. We get back right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

This.

[Damon]

All right. 17 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night, Real America's Voice all across the country, 1039 LI News Radio, Suffolk County, Long Island. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna get to some sp here in a second. Delgado and Paul Nolan have some news. Aaron and friend, of course, holding it down as always. But let's get to the big breaking news of the night and that is, of course, that President Trump out tonight after Marco Rubio walked up to him during a roundtable he was having with Antifa in a moment that when I looked at it, I mean, I knew, obviously I was hoping it wasn't something bad, but it reminded me of when George Bush on 9 the morning of 911 was sitting reading to those students and Andy was chief of staff, Andy, I can't think of his last name, walked up to him and whispered in his ear, Marco Rubio did a similar and AP caught a similar photo picture of him, but it was not, it was to announce that they needed him because they were getting close on this deal and they wanted him to get a truth social put together to announce it. So, Delgado, what do we know so far?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, according to this, and this is again, was breaking at about 7:31 tonight, Hamas accepts Trump Trump's peace plan ending two years of war in Gaza and returning the hostages. Now, I heard some of these details that they were talking about on the, on the radio earlier. I didn't like some of these. But let's see what he got here. Hamas agreed. Excuse me?

[Damon]

I said, oh, really?

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Especially the, the 1700 Palestinians they get back in return. I had a problem with that part.

[Damon]

Okay, before you get to that, let's put up Trump's truth, Aaron. Let's put the truth up so we can kind of set the table with that and then we'll. So here's what the president put out. And this was the announcement. I'm very proud.

[Rick Delgado]

To announce that the Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first phase of our peace plan. This means that all of the hostages will be released very soon and Israel will withdraw their troops to an agreed upon line. As the first steps towards a strong, durable and everlasting peace. All parties will be treated fairly. This is a great day for the Arab and Muslim world, Israel, all surrounding nations, I should say all surrounding nations and the United States of America. And we have the mediators from Qatar, Egypt and Turkey who worked with us to make this historic and unprecedented event happen. Blessed are the peacemakers. Donald J. Trump.

[Damon]

Okay. And then about 20 minutes after that, around 7:21, Benjamin Netanyahu put this out. He said, a great day for Israel. Tomorrow I will convene the government to approve the agreement and bring all our dear hostages home. I thank the heroic soldiers of the IDF and all the security forces, thanks to whose courage and sacrifice we have reached this day. I thank from the depths of my heart President Donald Trump and his team for their mobilization of this sacred mission of releasing our hostages with the help of the Almighty. Together we will continue to achieve all our goals and expand peace with our neighbors. So that out from the prime minister and the president tonight. And obviously, you know, this has been an interesting couple weeks. Obviously the president, if you remember, said release all the hostages before I get into office on January 20th. We started there. Yep. And we've gone through a couple iterations of release the hostages or else. And we went through the latest one. 72 hours was about 250 hours ago now. And now we seemingly, now we have another one that they say it looks like hopefully will actually be real. So what are some of the other details here?

[Rick Delgado]

DUGOUT According to Israeli officials, the living hostages are expected to be released in a single phase within 72 hours. The return of the bodies of the seized hostages will take longer, I guess because they don't know what they did with them, which is another travesty. But Israel insists on their inclusion in the deal. Hamas reportedly backed some of the Israeli sources. Claims that part of the delay stems from the fact that some of the bodies are not located in areas under its control. The hostages families, which include of course, their, their deep appreciation. The exact terms of the agreement, which Hamas and Israeli negotiators traveled to Egypt to hash out, remain unclear, though under the original agreement, Hamas would have to completely disarm in exchange for the Israel military operation to end and more humanitarian aid to be to be pushed into the Gaza area under the terms, under the terms would also have granted amnesty for those who are willing to give up their arms Once and for all, the hostages have returned. Israel will release 250 life sentenced prisoners plus 1700 Gazans who were detained after October 7th. So you're talking about 2000 Palestinians, 250 of them with life sentences. Usually you get that for murder. So they get 250 murderers at least back in exchange for hostages, innocent kids that were taken on October 7th two years ago. Yeah, that sounds fair.

[Damon]

Yeah. All right, we'll get into some more details of this as the night progresses. We'll get, we're getting a lot of people talking about it, obviously. We'll get some instant feedback. We'll continue to track that. But let's try to stay on course here. Let's do a little sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFSXP is the promo code to you, slickster. What's going on?

[Slick Rick]

I bet before I get to the Bad Bunny story I do want took a quick look at NLDS and ALDS games right now in action. We have the Cubs 43 over the brewers in the top of the 9th right now Milwaukee leads that series. Two nothing Cubbies trying to push a game, trying to push the series further. Yankees right now tied at 1 at the end of 4. Yankees have their backs up against the Bronx. They need this win to push a Game 5 on Friday. The Tigers earlier today defeated the Mariners 9 to 3. They have now forced a Game 5 at 4:40 on Friday. Boy, KDJ's in a good mood when he gets to the show because he's going to be watching that game. Unbelievable. Troy Melton with the win there. And last but not least, Phillies and Dodgers right now. Dodgers with a commanding 20 lead are at home tonight. That is a 9:08 first pitch, big D. So we'll keep you up to date on scores, especially that Yankee game. We'll let you know what happens with that and the obviously the Cubs verdict there. NFL legend hall of Famer Eric Dickerson goes on an epic rant against Bad Bunny doing this super bowl halftime show. This is Jerry Thornton of Barstool Sports Reporting. I'm going to try to paraphrase this a little because it's a long story. Few figures in NFL history can claim to be as accomplished as the great, great Eric Dickerson. If you got to see him play, no explanation is necessary. Four time rushing champion, eight seasons over a thousand yards. Six time Pro Bowler, five times an All Pro and has a single NFL record. He still holds it to this day, 2,105 rushing yards. That will never be broken no matter how many games. Ginger Satan says adding to the season with 17 games, they could break the record. But you know, anyway, I remember ruining my Dallas Cowboys back in 86 with 248 playoff rushing yards still stands to this day. So the guy's an absolute legend. I ran into him at the hall of Fame. Very exceptional. But here's what he had to say Eric Dickerson is urging Bad Bunny to pull out of the SU super bowl halftime show if he is indeed not a fan of the United States, saying the crooner should straight up keep his bleep where he's at if he truly feels some type of way about the red, white and blue. The NFL legend made his opinion loud and clear during a chat with Vitag at the LAX on Monday night, saying he's heard some stuff Bad Bunny said about America and if it's true, he'd rather have anyone else play during the big February game. I'm from the U.S. dickerson said. I love my country and if you don't like the United States, just get your bleep out of here and don't come back. When Dickerson was reminded Puerto Rico was where Bad Bunny's from is a US Territory, he still stood by his stance. I know Puerto Rico is part of the US the ex Rams tailback said. But if it's not the U.S. that's the way I look at it. That's the way I feel. If Bad Bunny says something about the US don't come here and perform. And Dickerson, he does carry a lot of weight. He also went on to say how disappointed he is in the NFL too, on his clip as well, which I don't have tonight. But good stuff there.

[Damon]

I would get Bad Bunny, team him up with that little creep Zach Bryan and send him on tour like in, you know, Iran or something. Yeah, go on tour over there and don't come back. The two of them.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, that Bad Bunny guy, as soon as he started hanging out with Jay Z, he went right down that satanic pipeline. I watched the timeline of his music history. He started out as just a regular guy, so I was with with what's his name? Jay Z. And next thing you know he's he's dressed in trans, he's wearing crucifixes, he's praising Baphomet. I mean, we kidding me. Like you're gonna tell me this is not like all bought into this world of evil and there's not some dark force that's given this guy this fortune?

[Slick Rick]

I saw him on Saturday Night Live. He was terrible on Saturday Night Live. Really just mocking everything. And the NFL fined Jerry Jones a quarter of a million dollars after he accidentally flipped the bird to some Jet fans. He said he was giving a thumb up to some cowboy fans. But we all know Jerry. Oh, he got a little less money.

[Damon]

Big deep.

[Paul Nolan]

My way to the strip club.

[Slick Rick]

Here comes the polls on my way.

[Paul Nolan]

To the strip club.

[Rick Delgado]

Giving them the old thumbs up.

[Damon]

Told them they were number one.

[Slick Rick]

Big D. That's a wrap on poll.

[Damon]

I told them they were number one. All right. Live from Studio 6B. More to do. We're back right after this. All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night. Real America's voice slicks doing sports. Delgado, Paul Nolan. They're going to do the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Lots to get to. We're going to talk to our friend Shane Harris from AMAC in the second hour. That'll be coming up. President Trump was recently out at the Naval Academy this past weekend. If you watched it and he gave a great speech and if you missed a little bit of it, we're going to give you one of the more important parts of that speech in a new episode, new segment here on the show called diaper diplomacy. Here is today's version of diaper diplomacy.

[Fran]

Run that mean you're all Democrat delays. There are delays at the airport that standard. And again, this is something that we've every day we put forth a bill, just a continuation. It's a very simple thing to sign and very simple to do. And I really think that these are people that I think they have nothing to lose. They have a party that's out of control. They have no leader. Nobody knows who the leader is. I look at people with very low IQs, like Crockett. This woman Crockett, I never met her, but she's a low IQ individual. I look at AOC talking about how if they want to negotiate, they can come to my office. She's not in that position to do that. And who the hell is she to say that? And then I watch Nancy Pelosi not knowing what to do.

[Paul Nolan]

I watch.

[Fran]

I watch their leadership. Look, Schumer is petrified of primary because he's not going to win probably against anybody in a primary. You know, Schumer did the right thing, but he handled it badly. Originally, a year ago, he did probably the right thing, but he handled it badly. I think Schumer's incapable of making a deal. They are a mess. They're a party that has no leadership. They have. And they have no policy. You know, we have great, we have great, I think we have great leadership, but we also have great policy. We have strong borders. We have no men and women, sports. I mean, basic things. We're not, we're not going to take your child away and change the sex of your child. We're not going to do things like that. What they're doing to the country is so incredible. And they got away with it with all their woke crap. And now it stopped. And we have a country that's based on common sense and strength and intelligence. I mean, we have the United States of America. And I say it, I say it all the time. Other leaders have told me this. Mark hasn't yet, but I think he will would. A year ago, we were a dead country and now we, we are the hottest country anywhere in the world. Maybe Canada. I'll give Canada, but I like, because I do like Canada. But, you know, we're the hottest country in the world right now. There's never been a country that has the kind of money coming into. There's never been anything like this. There's never been a country that if you get, if you take a trillion dollars, that would be unbelievable. We're going to have over $20 trillion invested in this country. There's never been anything like what you're seeing. And it's based on good policy and common sense and leadership.

[Damon]

Okay, there's today's diaper diplomacy from our friend diaper diplomacy on Twitter. Diaper diplomacy. If you haven't followed him, you should. He's great, does great work. I set it up wrong. I thought that was the one of him speaking at the Naval Academy. That was the one of him today talking about the Democrats into the shutdown. So I screwed up the intro, but the Naval Academy will be tomorrow episode, so.

[Paul Nolan]

My God, what the hell? Look, it takes him to make those.

[Damon]

Oh, man. I don't know why. So good.

[Slick Rick]

The expressions are incredible.

[Damon]

All right, let's do some news with Rick Delgado. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, world's greatest headlines. Damon kick us off with former FBI chief James Comey stepping into a courtroom not to prosecute anybody, but to be prosecuted this time he was up.

[Damon]

That little weasel get in the, in the courtroom. That's, I'd like to know. Wasn't in front of the cameras. I'll tell you that.

[Paul Nolan]

Back door.

[Damon]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

He pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from congressional testimony he gave five years ago. Appearing in court for an arraignment earlier today after the Justice Department criminally charged the ex FBI chief and Trump foe in late September. The proceeding at the courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia came nearly two weeks after the federal grand jury indicted him on charges of lying to Congress and obstructing a congressional investigation when he testified before a Senate panel in September of 2020. Comey spoke during the proceedings earlier today. When the judge asked whether he stood understood the charges, he replied, I do, your honor. Thank you very much. Prosecutors did not seek to have him detained, and Comey was released on his own recognizance, again pleading not guilty. I don't know if he remembers this particular time when he was, quote, unquote, not guilty of lying to Congress. But here's a little reminder of James Comey and what he had to say just a few years ago. Go check this, check this out.

[Damon]

Do we have a cut here? Okay, here we go. I have it. Aaron, put this up.

[Slick Rick]

Do you stand by your house testimony.

[Damon]

Of March 20 that there was no.

[Slick Rick]

Surveillance of the Trump campaign that you're aware of?

[Damon]

Correct. You would know about it if they were.

[Slick Rick]

Is that correct?

[Paul Nolan]

Correct.

[Fran]

I think so, yes.

[Slick Rick]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes, of course. There is your house claiming that he did lie under oath in front of Congress. Comey said he's innocent in a video after he was indicted, declared, let's have a trial. His wife Patrice and his daughter Maureen, a former prosecutor in New York who was just fired by the doj, were in the courtroom for the proceeding. Maureen Comey was fired, like I mentioned just in July and is now suing the Trump administration because she got fired. What a wonderful family you've got there, James. The Justice Department prosecution of the former FBI director marked a significant escalation in President Trump's efforts to go and seek justice. You know, for some of the people that have attacked him throughout the years, including this FBI director who turned an entire FBI against him and his family. So there you have it. A little, a little comeuppance for one James Comey, I think is on the horizon.

[Damon]

Yeah, well, maybe. I mean, but people are not happy with how this went down today. You look at how Peter Navarro, you look at Steve Bannon. Now, of course, Bannon just walked in there, middle finger up.

[Rick Delgado]

Talk about the bird.

[Damon]

But you look at what they did to Roger Stone and look at what they did to. And this guy, this, this slimy creep gets to sneak in through the back door.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah. No, no fam, no embarrassing photo ops.

[Damon]

And then I, by the way, and I heard Mike Davis and I love Mike Davis. Davis, by the way, but he says, oh, I think it was, they issued a, they issued a summons, not an arrest warrant. And it was just a little bookkeeping error.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, yeah, sure.

[Damon]

I don't know about that.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't know about, I don't know about that. Yeah, just, just another slime ball, you know, who, who finally, you know what, he's the first one. So let's hope.

[Paul Nolan]

I wanna, I want to ask the, the audience right in the socials. Can I just throw it out there? Does any charges stick against Comey? One, nothing sticks to. He's above the law. I really want to see what happens in the social. So if you guys pound away on that and let us know because I don't think any, I think he's going to walk scot free. And that's it.

[Damon]

Well, when you look at the judge and where they are, you have to factor that into whether you're going to type a one or a two.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

You know what, let's hope that this case exposes more of his shenanigans.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, let's hope that some of the stories that I'm reading in alternative media is that there are so many cases going on. General Flynn says he's involved with so many different cases and there's so much, you know, so many charges coming down the pike. So let's, let's hope, because, you know, the only way we're going to get our country back is if there is a single tier of justice, not four or five levels of it.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, these, these oligarchs skewed to get away with anything they want. They're above the law and I'm just fully discussed.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. Speaking of people that you could be disgusted with there, Paul, I'll turn your attention to California, the governor's race, as Katie Porter. You know who she is? She's running. She's the top rated Democrat in California. She threatens to walk out of an interview. Oh, right. Follow up questions. I saw this red dress about California voters. Check this out. Former Representative Katie Porter bit back. And a reporter's question about whether she should need or would need President Donald Trump's voters to win the California governor's race. Porter is the one of the top Democrats running in the race and has been seen as the frontrunner ever since former Vice President Kamala Harris decided not to run for governor. Reporter from CBSLA asked Porter if she had asked several other gubernatorial candidates. What do you say about the 40% of the California voters you'll need to win, who voted for Trump? As a matter of fact, why don't we just go to that clip so you can see the entire interaction? Fourth cut, number nine. Check this out.

[Reporter]

What do you say to the 40% of California voters who you'll need in order to win who voted for Trump?

[Katie Porter]

How would I need them in order to win?

[Reporter]

Well, unless you think you're going to get 60% of the vote. You think you'll get 60%. Everybody who did not vote for Trump will vote for you.

[Katie Porter]

That's what you're in, a general election. Yes. If it is me versus a Republican, I think that I will win. The people who did not vote for.

[Reporter]

Trump, what if it's you versus another Democrat?

[Katie Porter]

I don't intend that to be the case.

[Reporter]

So how do you not intend that to be the case? Do you. Are you gonna ask them not to run?

[Katie Porter]

No, no. I'm saying I'm gonna build the support. I have the support already in terms of name recognition. And so I'm gonna do the very best I can to make sure that we get through this primary in a really strong position. But let me be clear with you. I represented Orange County, I represented a purple area. I have stood on my own two feet and won Republican votes before. That's not something every candidate in this room race can say. If you're from a deep blue area, if you're from LA or you're from Oakland, you haven't. You don't have an experience.

[Reporter]

You just said you don't need those Trump voters.

[Katie Porter]

Well, you asked me if I needed them to win.

[Reporter]

So you don't.

[Katie Porter]

I feel like this is unnecessarily argumentative. What is your question?

[Reporter]

The question is the same thing I asked everybody, that this is being called the Empowering Voters to Stop Trump's Power Grab. Every other candidate has answered this question. This is not correct.

[Katie Porter]

And I said I support.

[Paul Nolan]

So.

[Reporter]

And the question is, what do you say to the 40% of voters who voted for Trump?

[Katie Porter]

Oh, I'm happy to say that it's the do you need them to win Part that I don't understand. I'm happy to answer the question as you have it written, and I'll answer.

[Reporter]

We've also asked the other candidates, do you think you need any of those 40% of California voters to win? And you're saying, no, you don't?

[Katie Porter]

No, I'm saying I'm going to try to win every vote I can. And what I'm saying to you is.

[Reporter]

That, well, to those voters.

[Damon]

Okay, okay. So so you.

[Katie Porter]

I don't want to keep doing this. I'm going to call it. Thank you.

[Reporter]

Why you're not going to do the interview with us?

[Katie Porter]

Nope, not like this. I'm not. Not with seven follow ups to every single question you ask.

[Reporter]

Every other candidate has answered.

[Katie Porter]

I don't care. I, I want to have a pleasant, positive conversation which you ask me about every issue on this list. And if every question you're going to make up a follow up question, then we're never going to get there. I'm just to going circle around. I have had to do this before ever.

[Reporter]

You've never had to have a conversation.

[Katie Porter]

To end an interview.

[Reporter]

Okay, but every other candidate has done this.

[Katie Porter]

What part of I'm me, I'm running for governor because I'm a leader. So I am going to make.

[Reporter]

So you're not going to answer questions. Okay, why don't we go through. I will continue to ask follow up questions because that's my job as a journalist. But I will go through and ask these. And if you don't want to answer, you don't want to answer, answer. So nearly every legislative.

[Paul Nolan]

I am.

[Katie Porter]

I don't want to have an unhappy experience with you and I don't want this.

[Reporter]

I don't want to have it on you either. I would love to continue to ask these questions so that we can show our viewers what every candidate feels about every one of these issues that they care about. And redistricting, it's a massive issue. We're going to do an entire story just on the responses to that.

[Damon]

Talk.

[Paul Nolan]

Made this yelling about my daughter when Trump won, was afraid she was going to get raped. She had unhinged moments in the press as well.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, she's unhinged. She reminds me more of Chief Miles o' Brien from Star Trek than anything else. Not a governor believe.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, no.

[Damon]

I know you're going to be shocked by this but she has I think the highest turnover rate in staff.

[Rick Delgado]

Yes.

[Damon]

Of anybody who is a public figure. I think she has about a 43% turnover over in staff and I know that's hard after watching that clip to.

[Paul Nolan]

Imagine she's the woman who wants to see a manager at a store that's not open yet. Like she's the woman.

[Slick Rick]

Speak to the manager. I don't like the way the parking lot looks because it's not wet enough.

[Rick Delgado]

Right.

[Damon]

Yeah, yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

She, she's the one that complains about everything even though everything was fine.

[Damon]

That's a Karen and that video reminds me of another video we have today with it, we can't play the whole thing, but it's Mike Lawler and Hakeem Jeffries today got into it about something and it's the same thing. They can't win the war of debate, ideas, you know, communication. So they just start rambling, yelling, yelling, yelling louder, yelling louder, calling names. Same exact thing that happened with Mike Lawler and Jeffries today. Just different, different level.

[Rick Delgado]

Her problem was she was getting tripped up by follow up questions. That's what she had a problem.

[Damon]

That or she was getting hungry. One of the two.

[Slick Rick]

You said that one. You said a mouthful.

[Damon]

All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Wednesday night. 1039 LI News Radio, Suffolk County, Long Island. Glad you're watching. Listening wherever you're tuning in, we appreciate it. Slick Rick's doing some sports. Delgado's got news, updates, headlines. Paul Nolan's got some news coming up here as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down.

[Paul Nolan]

Down.

[Damon]

If you're watching on social media, make sure you follow whatever social media platform you're watching on @LFSXP pretty much everywhere. Instagram @LFS6B show and of course Real America's Voice at Real AM Voice if you're on. We're exclusively streaming on Real America's Voice, YouTube. Make sure you give it a follow hit the bell notification so you get alerted when they go live, which is pretty much all day long with all the great programming here on Real America's Voice. Let's do some sports right now. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. I want to remind everybody, by the way, while I'm thinking of of it, we'll be at the America First Warehouse on Friday night as we all and we love being in front of a live audience at the America First Warehouse. So if you're listening to us on radio and you're around the area of the America first warehouse, make sure you head down there. It's absolutely free. It's a great night on Fridays. Get to see the show live. We get to talk to the audience. Kevin Downey Jr. Who does a great job, get out there in the audience and talk to some of you. So come join us Friday night at the America First Warehouse. We always appreciate that. Slick. Let's do some sports. What's going on?

[Slick Rick]

RBD, NLDS. Game three has gone final. The Cubs have forced a game four with a 4:3 win over the Brewers. So that series now 2:1 Yankees looking to force a game five right now trailing Toronto two to one in the Bronx. We're in the top of the sixth inning, so we'll keep you updated on that. And the Stanford foot. Stanford Football receives $50 million donation from a former player. This really caught my eye. I mean, 50 million is a lot of money for a college to receive. This is Pete Thamel of ESPN speaking. The Stanford football program received a $50 million gift from a former player. The school announced Wednesday, marking a significant donation as it attempts to revive the fortunes of the program under general manager Andrew Luck. It's the biggest individual gift in Stanford football history outside of facilities, and an unusually large one for an individual program. Donations of that value are typically tied to buildings or facilities. The donation comes from former Stanford football player Bradford M. Freeman, who graduated from the school in 1964. Man, imagine that. 61 years ago. I was born in 64 and has been a major Stanford donor for decades. So their program is really trying to get going there. And I just thought that was really something exceptional. See somebody come out and do something like that. And I just wanted to get that story in and, well, our good old soccer man, money.

[Damon]

How much is Tiger giving back to the old alma mater? Anybody know?

[Slick Rick]

I don't. You know, that's a great question. I'll have to look into that. I'm sure he's given a nice. A nice shekel, but not.

[Paul Nolan]

Give me 50 million to Hillsdale College.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, there you go. That's a good school. And Christian, I wonder if guys.

[Damon]

That's a good point, Paul. I wonder if guys like that, who give the money, who maybe are not. Who are not, you know, I don't know. Immediately thrown to the left and support that crap. I wonder if they say, hey, this money is going to be used for this, this and this, and there ain't going to be no BS going on with it. I don't want to see any pride transhuman nonsense going on. This is. This is what it's for. And either use it for that or you'll never see yank it.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, yeah.

[Damon]

I wonder.

[Paul Nolan]

I would like to. I would like to know that. That there is some of those clauses in there because I'm just so fed up.

[Slick Rick]

No question about it. And Cristiano Ronaldo is officially soccer's first billionaire with a B. Really Unbelievable. This is in partnership with Gold.com Cristiano Ronaldo has achieved another milestone after becoming the first footballer to become a billionaire. The Portugal superstar has added to his lengthy list of accolades after seeing his net worth reach staggering heights on the back of signing the most lucrative contract extension in sporting history with Saudi pro league. So he's in the Saudi league as well. Outfit of Ali Nassar back in Japan, June Ronaldo has achieved a number of extraordinary records through the years in a remarkable career which has seen him win seven league titles and five champion league crowns across trophy laden spells with Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus. So good stuff there. Billionaire with a B for soccer. I'll tell you. That's unbelievable. And that's a wrap in sports. Big D, back to you.

[Damon]

All right, slick. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. If you want to shop at MyPillow, use code LFSXP at checkout. It'll give you a great savings and we appreciate when you do you use it. Let's do some news with Paul Nolan. You know, Pam Bondi was in front of, in front of some, I forget was the Senate, I guess it was in front of the Senate testimony yesterday. And she was fiery. And one of the things she continued to talk about to a little Dick Durbin and others is to say, well, ICE is going to go, we're going to go do our jobs in our cities. And if you loved your city as much as you hate Trump, they'd probably be in better shape. And this, Mayor Paul, that I know you brought this to my attention of Broadview, Illinois, is just another example. What's going on?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, well, you know, she's close, claiming that the ICE agents are inciting their violence and committing the crimes. She said ICE is the one who's been instigating all of our problems against our residents. They did not respect our local laws and they're causing problems and committing crimes. Let's let her tell you and you'll, you'll hear for yourself because I have.

[Damon]

A little follow up to this is Cut one. She went on cnn, of course, because where else would you go if you're going to complain that ICE is the problem? Of course you go to cnn. Then here she is. Cut one.

[Katie Porter]

Mayor, I just read what the president just sent out today, thinking, saying that.

[Reporter]

The governor and mayor of Chicago should.

[Katie Porter]

Be in jail for failing to protect ICE officers. As I've already mentioned, the ICE facility that's kind of been a central focus for weeks now is in your very small town. What is your reaction to the president when he says that?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, you know, he has his right to his opinions and I severely disagree with that. We have a right to protect our communities. We have a right to protect the state of Illinois.

[Damon]

And we didn't Ask for the National Guard.

[Katie Porter]

Would you like to see the protesters leave? Because I know that you have signed an executive order to limit the hours that protesters can protest at the facility.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, absolutely. We know that ICE don't respect local laws. They don't respect first amendment amendment, speech, unlawful and assembly. So. Absolutely. And we want to make sure that the people that visit our town every day, that they're safe and they feel.

[Damon]

Protected by going into that facility is.

[Rick Delgado]

Just going to incite other things that can take place.

[Damon]

Right. And we're, we just want a mini.

[Rick Delgado]

To exercise their freedom of speech.

[Paul Nolan]

You know what, in another news related to this wacko, let's be honest, we know exactly what's going on here. They want to have, they want all these illegals in their place so they can get all their congressional votes. They want all their free money to come in, you know, from the, from the government and they want to skim off the top. It's, it's just another scam.

[Damon]

And I love when these, I love when these mayors. First of all, she didn't ax Axe for this. But I don't, I don't get how they, they run these sanctuary cities. They let all these criminals and then they go on TV and say, well, you know, we're really just all about keeping the citizens safe. We got to make sure that the citizens are safe.

[Rick Delgado]

You have.

[Paul Nolan]

All right. And now the police chief is doubling down. This, this police chief who had this ridiculous press conference, you know, he was live on TV melting down, saying the ICE agents called him a coward for refusing to enforce the law. This guy was crying like an absolute baby and there's video of him just kind of hiding in the background and having standout orders. The cops. On other Monday night we played the stand down order for the 911 police call. But we're watching here is a Democratic party desperate to keep all its seats, all its, you know, money coming in from the, from the federal government. They know darn well that they can't keep their scam running without the money. USAID is dried up. Soros is being pummeled, the scams are being exposed across the board and this is one of their last revenue streams to propagate their absolutely ridiculous, completely unpopular views. And you know, I know you have something with Harry. Anthony. I have a bunch of super positive news from. Well, let's get to the other clip.

[Damon]

That you sent Paul on this because there, this is not only ICE under attack, but Antifa is also sharing plans of like, I guess, blueprints and things that they're doing. Cut to Aaron Roll that.

[Rick Delgado]

New bulletins from the center for Internet.

[Slick Rick]

Security and Department of Homeland Security stating ICE agents and facilities have been targeted.

[Rick Delgado]

By an anarchist website in Chicago. The law Enforcement Threat Assessment from the center for Internet Security says at least four Chicago area ICE facilities, including Broadview, have been surveilled with detailed layouts, diagrams and photos posted to what is described as an anarchist website. Also found on the website reviewed by.

[Shane Harris]

The ABC7i team, photos of ICE agents.

[Rick Delgado]

Including names, faces and badge numbers.

[Shane Harris]

There has been an increase in the attempt to gather information online and publish.

[Slick Rick]

It even on websites publicly available.

[Rick Delgado]

A separate Department of Homeland Security Joint Intelligence Bulletin from this month advises ICE facilities and personnel face an increased threat from domestic violence extremists similar to the two shootings at ICE facilities in Texas in September and July.

[Damon]

These are law enforcement operations and these.

[Paul Nolan]

Are law enforcement officers that are doing.

[Shane Harris]

What they were sworn to do.

[Rick Delgado]

ABC7 Police Affairs Consultant Bill Kushner says the enhanced federal action in Chicago Chicago brings enhanced risk to immigration operations.

[Damon]

All right, hold it there. So maybe the mayor of Broadview wants to wake up. She may have not asked for it, but maybe she should pay attention to what the hell's going on. Two and a half centuries of honor, courage and commitment. This Saturday, Real America's Voice presents America's Marine 250 Uncommon Valor. A 250th anniversary salute. From the Founding Aton Tavern to today's Marines defending freedom worldwide witness a historic.

[Paul Nolan]

Tribute to their service and sacrifice.

[Damon]

Coverage begins at 5pm Eastern, hosted by Steve Bannon, Benny Harmony, Brian Glenn and Jack Posobic join us for this once.

[Paul Nolan]

In a generation salute only on one Real America's Voice.

[Damon]

All right. Hour two live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night, October 8th, Real America's Voice all across the country. 1039 L News Radio. Glad you're in. Lots to do here in hour two. Want to remind everybody a couple housekeeping things. Number one, tomorrow we are off because Turning Point USA is doing another event. It starts at 7:30pm and will roll past 10. So we're completely off tomorrow. We will not be on. And then Friday, of course, we're at the American First Warehouse. So we hope you will join us not only maybe in person, but certainly back on Real America's voice Friday night, 8 o' clock live from the America first warehouse. Slicks doing sports. Delgado is going to do some more news right now. Paul Nolan's got some more coming up. Aaron and Fran holding it down. Glad you're in on a busy Wednesday, we started the show, of course, of President Trump announced announcing that we believe now that Hamas and Israel have all of all agreed to a phase one of a peace deal, a phase that should include the release of the 20, they believe around 20 living hostages that Hamas has been holding now for 2 years now. Eric Daughtry on X about 25 minutes ago posted Breaking President Trump is traveling to Israel in the coming days after Hamas agreed to phase one of his peace deals deal. And the quote is, I'm expected to arrive in Israel in the coming days. This is a great day for Israel and the world. They want me to speak in the Knesset and I will definitely do so if they want it that way. My conversation with Bibi was great. He is happy and rightfully so. This is a big achievement. The whole world rallied to reach this agreement, including countries that were previously enemies. Trump told Axiom. So that's, that's the news here as we kick off hour two, that Trump is going to travel to Israel seemingly in the next couple days to make sure this thing goes the way he wants it to go. Because let's face it, you're not dealing with people who you can trust. We've had a lot of, you know, do this or else. You've got this many hours and those hours have come and gone. And even this week, we saw a lot of kind of bluster from Hamas that we're not going to lay down our arms, we're not going to do this, we're not going to do that until, until, until still. And of course, you know, for Hamas, what most American leaders have never recognized, Trump certainly does. No one has ever tackled this with the, with the strength and backbone that he has. But survival in any way, shape or form for them is success. That's, that's they can't survive. If they survive, then that's success for them. That's the way they look at, at it. So I, and again, I believe, and maybe it's my night, my naive self. I think Trump and Bibi have been way more in lockstep than anybody wants to report. All these reports of he told them, you're so negative. But that's all nonsense, total nonsense. I think they're, they've played 4D chess ahead of everybody this whole time in the strikes on Iran, on all of it, you know, oh, Trump didn't know or he didn't know or maybe he found out. I mean, I don't believe any of it for one second. Again, art of the deal guy Wrote the book on art of the deal.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Damon]

They've been in lockstep on all of these moves and how, how the, how the enemy would be reacting. I'm sure I would say more than anybody wants to give him credit for. But we'll see. Which I think, by the way, the fact that he says now he's going to go there, I think that tells you that they probably have been. So we'll see. I think there's still a lot of trust but verify here, but it seems like it's good news.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, it seems like. Seems like.

[Damon]

I agree.

[Rick Delgado]

We'll see what happens. Because as we know, like you said, if, if, if part of that deal includes Hamas surviving, then it's not really a deal. Right. Because you don't want that survival. And the fact that he's now heading over to, what was he summoned to Israel to speak, I mean, I feel like, know he should be like, no, no, no, we'll do it on my terms. You know what I mean?

[Damon]

Well, I think these are his terms. President Donald Trump will arrive in Israel on Sunday.

[Paul Nolan]

Wow.

[Damon]

And address the Knesset in Jerusalem, according to, I guess a news release put out by somebody in it under the Prime Minister. So a US President Donald Trump told Axios in a phone interview tonight that he's expected to arrive in Israel on Sunday. Sunday. And expressed his willingness to speak before the Knesset. I'm expected to arrive, as I told you. My conversation was great. All the stuff I've told you. So that, that's, that's the latest.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Damon]

And I guess they took another vote on the shutdown and it failed again. 50, I believe it was now 5148, maybe the new number, which means we've lost a couple Republicans and gained a couple Democrats. I think it was 53 at one point. Point to 46. So I don't, I'll look into that. But we're still shut down and let's hope we are for at least 60 days because as we know, that's when the real, real slashing can really begin. So shut it down. And by the way, the idea that's being tossed out there that the Republicans should somehow use the nuclear option to end this on their own.

[Rick Delgado]

No. My goodness, who is thought of that?

[Paul Nolan]

Come on.

[Damon]

I don't get. I think there must be some 4D chess in that thinking that I just don't see.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, I think that's a CNN talking point.

[Damon]

Oh, unfortunately, it's not Fox News too. No, not them either. But anyways. All right, let's do some news. Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado]

All right. Well, I think we were covering Mr. J. Jones the other day. Well, that story is not going away, Damon, for the Virginia Democrat Attorney General Kennedy candidate as now things are starting to I guess heat up for him as he's abruptly canceled a fundraising event Thursday night amid intense backlash from leaked messages he sent calling for the Republican former state House speaker to be shot along with his kids to be killed as well in front of his wife. I wonder if you remember that Jones was scheduled to host this fundraiser at a home of a popular novelist, David Balducci or Baldacci, where senator and former devil Democrat VP nominee Tim Kaine was also scheduled to attend. But the scandal has forced a campaign to cancel this. According to Axios. Donors who reserve spot at the event were contacted by Jones campaign and were told that donations would be refunded. According to the outlet. Again, he's the one who's, you know, been exposed for wanting death texting messages of death about Virginia's then House Speaker Todd Gilbert. He called it a grave mistake, Damon, and claiming he contacted Gilbert and his wife to say he was sorry, but only because he got busted for it. I don't know if you saw this. Nancy Pelosi was asked about this on cnn. Check this out. Here's Nancy Pelosi on Jay Jones and then of course about herself. Cut number 11. Check this out.

[Reporter]

A scandal over text messages in which he, the Democrat said that the GOP speaker of the House of Delegates delegates.

[Damon]

Should get two bullets to the head for how he paid tribute to a.

[Reporter]

Former moderate Democratic lawmaker who died. He has apologized.

[Katie Porter]

Should he get out of the race? Well, that's up to the people, the leaders in Virginia. They have said he has apologized. What I understand is they say that on balance he's the better person to be attorney general.

[Damon]

But that's up to the them.

[Fran]

But I wish there would be enough fuss.

[Katie Porter]

Of all the times that people have.

[Damon]

Said they were going to put a bullet in my head right in public.

[Rick Delgado]

Really? Probably that was your husband saying that.

[Slick Rick]

It was a bourbon bullet.

[Rick Delgado]

Amazing. Amazing.

[Damon]

She's so blasted there. I mean she can barely sit up straight.

[Paul Nolan]

She has wet brain.

[Slick Rick]

Bully Bourbon.

[Rick Delgado]

A follow up to this. Believe it or not, Jones has wished death on others as well. Dave, believe it or not, according to this, Dell Carrie Conyer, the Republican out of Chesterfield, sat down with Virginia Scoop or Scope on Monday to discuss this controversy and also mentioned another time he wished death. This would be on a few police Officers saying a few police officers dying would stop them from killing other people, believe it or not. Yeah, he's charming.

[Damon]

They have to. He said they have to feel the pain to move on the policy.

[Paul Nolan]

Right.

[Damon]

So he felt that that was the level of pain that would be successful in the moving on policy. You know, kill their kids or as far as when it comes to law enforcement, kill the police officers and then maybe the other officers will go, oh, geez, oh, yeah, let's move off of this.

[Rick Delgado]

So there you have it.

[Damon]

By the way, can I just say, Dana Bash can't just, I mean, well, he's apologized. Like she leads with that.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, yeah.

[Damon]

As if to say, well, you know, he has done the right thing. So, so it's like all is forgiven. And in her answer, that's up to a guy. Saying we should put bullets in the guy's head and then kill the kids is not enough for them to say, yeah, it's despicable. Of course you should get out of the race. There is no. You don't apologize for something that's sick. Why isn't that the answer?

[Rick Delgado]

Because they're Democrats and they're all they, all they do is no violence. This is what the Democrat left is all about. We've seen it on display time and again. We've got the body of Charlie Kirk and shots at President Trump to back it up, as well as many others who have been harmed by the liberal wackos on the left. But don't worry, because believe it or not, according to cnn, none of this is damaging President Trump. As a matter of fact, he breaks down just how much more popular Donald Trump is in his second term, saying that his approval rating has reached its highest point across both terms. Check this out. Here is Harry anton. Cut number eight. Going through the numbers. Cut eight, Trump.

[Harry Anthony]

You know, you go back to October of 2024, 44% of the American public viewed him favorably. Now, despite everything, look at this 43%, which is well within the margin of error of that 44%. And here's the thing to keep in mind. This was good enough to get Trump reelected back in 2024. And Donald Trump is basically at the same point here right now, which I think would surprise a lot of folks, especially a lot of folks on the left who very much disagree with a lot of what Donald Trump is.

[Reporter]

What do you see is underneath that and driving that. Why is he basically the same?

[Harry Anthony]

Ok, you know, to quote the esteemed collar, Dennis Green, the former head coach in the National Football League, Donald Trump is who the voters thought he was. What are we talking about here? Well, is Trump doing what he promised in the 2024 campaign? Yes, 52%. The majority of Americans say that Donald Trump is doing what he promised compared to 48% who said no. So what essentially is going on here is the voters expected all of this from Donald Trump. The majority did. And that is why his favor rating, simply put, has not really moved all that much compared to where it was a year ago. Trump is basically doing what the American people thought that he was going to do. Indeed, if you look at the numbers, Trump has basically the steadiest favorable rating this much through a presidency of any president on record. And it's basically where he was a year ago, Good enough to get him reelected.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah. So there you have it, some good numbers for President Trump. Despite the left wing media onslaught about everything that's going on from, you know, immigration and the shutdown, he's still hovering pretty high in the approval ratings on CNN.

[Damon]

All right, live from Studio 6P. We're back right after.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam.

[Damon]

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[Slick Rick]

Let's go back to the Bronx right now where Toronto's looking terrific. See what I did there in the top of the seventh, they lead the Yankees four to one. So Yankees have got a lot of work to do if they want to come back and force a Game five on Friday. We got to see what happens there. Dodgers and Phillies just underway. LA looking to close that out. Three straight in LA just underway. Cubs four three over the brewers earlier tonight and Tigers nine to three over the Mariners. So good stuff there with the Tigers forcing a Game 5 on Friday as well. So good stuff. Hulu pulls plug on Bill Belichick documentary project amid 2 to 3 start at 2 and 3 start at UNC. These are reports from Paulina Dodage of Fox News. The anticipation of Bill Belichick's arrival in North Carolina resulted in a Hulu docu series following the legendary NFL coach as he navigated the college football world for the first time. But after a rough September, the spotlight on Bill reportedly has been dimmed. The plug has been pulled on the behind the scenes documentary that Belichick only announced in August. According to multiple reports. This is about the UNC football program. There's obviously a lot of interest in it and it will stream on Hulu later this fall, belichick said in the video shared by the school in August. And blah blah, blah, they went out to detail what was going to feature with the players and all. Well, now they have pulled it. ESPN is reporting that it was pulled earlier today. So Bill Belichick. Now it sounds like it's the people at RATS are jumping off the ship because coaches are leaving left and right. Rick, you sent me a story earlier tonight as well. And the Daily Mail is reporting that Bill Belichick is looking for an escape clause. Big D, possible buyout of his contract, wants to move on and out of unc. I guess college football is not to his liking. That's for sure.

[Damon]

Crazy. I mean, I don't know how he ever thought it was going to be.

[Slick Rick]

Yeah, I didn't either. It was not a great move for him.

[Paul Nolan]

But did anyone see.

[Damon]

Wow.

[Paul Nolan]

Is anyone shocked by this?

[Slick Rick]

Well, no, I think the girlfriend too is a problem. She's a real, you know, a distraction on the sideline. She's on the sideline. I don't know if she's calling plays or saying then she on the sideline.

[Paul Nolan]

Signals for that matter, his 14 year old girlfriend's on the sideline around all those guys. That doesn't seem like a hell, I.

[Slick Rick]

Think she's drinking H Paul. But you're pretty close.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

And then Paul Feinbaum, my friend over there, he's welcome back to ESPN by Stephen A. Smith. Sure, he says. Missed you last week, buddy.

[Damon]

Yeah, where were you?

[Slick Rick]

This is Dan Zakishi of outkick. The appearance came after an apparent benching by ESPN following Fine Bomb's interview with Outkicks Clay True Travis Paul Finebaum returned to ESPN's airwaves on Tuesday morning and got a very warm, perhaps not so subtle welcome back from Stephen A. On first take. First of all, he said, good to see you. I missed you last week, buddy smith said to Finebaum after the long time SEC pundit missed his appearance last week. Finebaum's appearance was his second of the day on espn. He was on get up on Tuesday morning before returning less than an hour later for his chat with Smith and First Take co host Shay Craig Cornette. The pair of appearances on ESPN by Fanbound would otherwise be business as usual if not for a report from Outkick on Monday that highlighted that the SEC network host missed several of the regularly scheduled appearances earlier. The absence from Outkick released a lengthy interview between founder Clay Travis and Feinbaum, during which Feinbaum mentioned an interest in running for the U.S. senate. And we played that on the show last week and told the story of how ESPN killed an interview with President Trump during his first ESPN VP of Communications Bill Hoffmeier told Outkick on Monday. Fine bound was never banned. Any reporting on this is totally false. So just to really bring it to a head, Big D, they said that they don't want to host on too many shows. That's the new thing now of all people, one of the greatest guys on ESPN to do it, Paul Feinbaum, and didn't want to host on too many shows. So we know what's going on here. I really hope he runs for the Senate.

[Damon]

They got caught. They got too much buzz because Clay Travis brought it to everyone's attention. Then the news picked it up. We all picked it up. Everybody spread, spread it. And then they had a backtrack because they didn't know what to do. And I suspect he'll be back, but it won't be for long.

[Slick Rick]

Exactly. Yeah, he's. I'm sure this is telling him where the door is. He's going to run for Senate. Let's hope that's the case. Big D. That's a wrap in sports right now.

[Damon]

All right, so very Good Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. I just want to get back one second to these J J Jones story in Virginia because the Democrats were all asked if they were going to, you know, you saw Pelosi say whatever. None of them want to actually take a definitive stand on this, on this clown punk. But hopefully the voters will. And supposedly the internal polling from this creep today, his, his own internal polling shows him down one, which is a huge move. So if his, if his internals show him down one, that's bad news for him. As it shows. Should be. As it should be. And Attorney General, the poll that was commissioned by the Republican Ag association that's out today shows Jason Mira as up 45.8 to creep Jones 43.7. The previous poll from September, Jones was up 47.42.

[Rick Delgado]

Huge difference. Difference.

[Damon]

So he's Mayares is a plus 6% net favorability. Jones is minus 17 to the negative. So the Democrats may not want to actually take a position, although I guarantee you once they see the ship is sunk, then they'll start taking positions. Then you'll start seeing the clips. Oh, yeah, he's. He's really got to get out. It's unfavorable.

[Rick Delgado]

Oh, yeah. I never supported him from the beginning. It's amazing.

[Damon]

You'll see that as soon as he's. As soon as he's in zero. Yeah.

[Rick Delgado]

You should have heard what he said about my family.

[Damon]

Yeah, exactly. Then you'll start hearing things like that.

[Paul Nolan]

He tried to stab me once.

[Damon]

Yeah. But they'll never say he should drop out because he's a despicable clown. Right.

[Paul Nolan]

Just once.

[Damon]

All right. Shane Harris from AAC joins as we get back. Plus, we'll have some more news of Delgado and Paul live for Studio 6P on a Wednesday. We're back right after this.

[Paul Nolan]

Sam.

[Damon]

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[Paul Nolan]

Good.

[Shane Harris]

How are you guys doing tonight?

[Damon]

Very good. Thanks for a few moments. Always like having you on. So we were playing before Katie. Katie Porter, maybe one of the most unlikable people you've ever seen on tv. Running, of course, for California to be the next governor. She fits in perfectly as the governor. She'll probably win. If I had a guess. Guess. But what's the story here? You guys have been working on California Democrats trying to do a sneak attack on the First Amendment. Tell me about this.

[Shane Harris]

Yeah, well, first of all, Katie Porter, that clip obviously just came out today. And I gotta say, I really thought the Democrats couldn't do any worse than Gavin Newsom. I mean, as far as just like slimy, unlikable people. But then they try Katie Porter out there and Gavin Newsom, he's got to be, he's got to be over the moon about this. Right? I mean, she, she makes him look like an all star.

[Damon]

Exactly. She says, hold my cheeseburger.

[Shane Harris]

Yeah, right, right.

[Rick Delgado]

Plus he's prettier.

[Shane Harris]

Yeah, well, I mean, it depends on who you're asking, but yeah. So anyways, this story out of California, not a lot of people are tracking this because it actually, this bill that they just passed In California, it's SB771, and they actually passed it the day before Charlie Kirk was, was tragically taken from us. So it kind of got swamped by that news, but they basically passed this bill in California that it's going to make it legal for the government to criminalize, essentially criminalize or fine social media companies for promoting content in their algorithms that the Democrats say violates civil rights law. And what does that mean? Well, in their civil rights law, it says if you terrorize somebody, that's violating their civil rights. So if I'm a Democrat lawyer, I just need to find a Democrat judge and I need to, hey, the algorithm of X is promoting posts that are terrorizing somebody and I can find X. Now, under California law, if Newsom signs this up to a million dollars per incident, it's basically censorship through the back door. And I really think more people need to be talking about it because what we know about the Democrats is that whatever they want to try to roll out nationwide, they're always going to try it in California first.

[Damon]

Yeah, it's like red flag laws when it comes to guns. They, oh, these red flag laws. And then you get a neighbor who doesn't like you for some reason having nothing to do with your gun, and they go, hey, I think this guy's, he's doing stuff I don't like. He's danger with the gun, go get it. And this is the same thing. It's backdoor censoring, leaving it in the hands of subjective, you know, crooked politicians like her and all of her minions. And you can imagine what they would do with something like this. Like you said, essentially backdoor censorship. And of course, if they control the platform, they control the users, they control the language, and that's of course what they want to do.

[Shane Harris]

Yeah, that's exactly right. So. So what the Democrats have realized, and, you know, you got to hand it to them, they. They're always trying to squirm their way into doing things without really telling you what they're doing. And what they've realized is we don't actually need to censor individuals. What we can do is we can just scare the platform so much that they're going to censor for us. So if I can go to X and I can say, hey, every time somebody sees a tweet on your platform that somebody else says is terrorizing them, I'm going to fine you a million dollars. Well, what is X going to do? What's Facebook going to do? What's YouTube going to do? They're just going to start censoring, and they're going to err on the side of not getting fined a million dollars, as anybody would. And so the result of that is not just going to affect people in California. Right. Because, you know, this is, again, one strategy that the Democrats really like is they roll out these policies in one state that actually affect everybody nationwide. And so I think a lot more people need to be.

[Paul Nolan]

Be.

[Shane Harris]

Need to be paying attention to this. And Newsom, you know, Newsom wants to run for president in 2028. And so he's really got to think long and hard about if he wants to sign this bill. This is a censorship bill. It will be hit as a censorship bill. And he. If he wants to run for President in 2028, he's going to have to win a lot more voters than just liberals in California. So, you know, we have seen Newsom, as terrible as he's been. There's been a few times where he's kind of rebuked the legislature there because they are just so insane. Insane. This could be another one of those times. But I think if he thinks he can get away with it, he will. But if the pressure ramps up nationally on this bill, I think there's a chance that. That we could kill it.

[Damon]

What they should do in the bill is make the only platform subjective to the bill is Blue Sky. But you know why they can't do that is because no one uses Blue Sky. And that's the problem with the left. They can't do anything well. They don't do memes well. They don't do social media well. They don't build their own platforms well. They don't try to imitate Joe Rogan well. They don't have. Try to create these things that we have on the right, on the left, and they're utter, complete failures. And Blue sky would be the, a number one thing to look at at that. And of course, that's why between that and being jealous of what Musk has done with X is why they have to revert back to things like this. Because Blue sky, if this were to go through, which should be the number one target of this law, because there's more hate and more all of this there than any place else, times a factor of 100.

[Shane Harris]

Yeah, I think that's exactly right. You know, it's interesting. It's not like liberals want to frame it as, oh, we have blue sky and the right has X. That's not the case at all. X is just a free speech platform now. People from the right and the left can hash it out on there. I mean, yeah, there's terrible stuff that people say on the right and the left on X, but you know what, it's actually free and open debate and that's what the left can't stand. That's what they're actually trying to shut down. Right. It has nothing to do with hate speech. There's nothing to do with, with, you know, right wing extremism. It has everything to do with the Democrats and the liberals and the left wanting to shut down anyone who disagrees with them. And you notice they didn't start talking about any of these bills until Elon Musk bought X and said, hey, we're going to have free speech on the Internet again. And that's when they started freaking out.

[Damon]

Yeah. Shane Harris, he's the editor in chief of AMAC Newsline. You can visit him online. AMAC U.S. 6B. AMAC U.S. studio 6B. Sign up, become a member. If you're of a age, they do great work, great people. Shane, we'd love having you on. Thanks so much.

[Shane Harris]

Thanks for having me.

[Damon]

AMAC US Studio 6B. If you haven't signed up for a Mac, you should go check them out. They are the alternative to AARP and Heads and Tails, obviously. For what, what, what's important in your life. They're, they're covering it and it's important to them, so go support them. AMAC US/studio6BE. Paul Nolan's got some news. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?

[Paul Nolan]

Well, before we go there, we should mention what they're doing in California is really another, is like a smaller version of what they're doing on the national level with cisa. You know, we talked about on the show the, you know, the cyber Security. Security Act. I mean, we have security in there twice. And that's on a national scale, that's on a. On even a global scale. And it's already happening in Europe and especially London, where people are getting, you know, ripped out of their homes for, you know, thought crimes. It's. It's truly astounding how, you know, how crazy it is.

[Damon]

And that's really the model they want to. What's. What's happening overseas is what they want to bring here.

[Rick Delgado]

Goodness.

[Damon]

People showing up at your door. Yes, we've seen your post. Excuse me?

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, you're a danger to society and you hurt someone's feelings. You're gonna go away for a police.

[Rick Delgado]

Come knocking on your door to talk to you about a fact. Facebook posts, meanwhile, think about how lunatic that is.

[Paul Nolan]

How about a woman praying in front of a church does a year in jail, but meanwhile a Muslim rape gang, nothing. Guys, the data in Denmark on Muslims in there and the arrest history of the people who move there, and then the children's arrest behavior after that. And it's like nobody says a word. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, Christians are getting cooked by the thousands. You know, I mean, 35 Christians a day being persecuted in some slaughtered in Nigeria by Muslims for the most part, and they're acting as if that's not even happening, you know.

[Rick Delgado]

So as of August, real quick, 30 people a day in the UK are arrested for speech crimes and about 12,000 so far this year.

[Paul Nolan]

It's.

[Rick Delgado]

It's insane.

[Paul Nolan]

It's just pure insane.

[Slick Rick]

I heard that last week and I.

[Paul Nolan]

Thought this story was crazy that, you know, like this came from the no crap Sherlock section. Former Bud Light consultant speaks about how the brand lost its way with the Dylan Mulvaney goofiness. And, you know, when I read this article, I started figuring, let's just throw this so we could say who was shocked that the transgender thing. Guy, woman, dilly, dilly, whatever. Transom Bob. Yeah. You know, wouldn't have worked, you know, so this story ended up reading. It was fascinating, but I'll keep it condensed and short. But the guy who ran, ran the major ads for them for over a decade, including the real men of genius. He said once InBev took it over. InBev had all of these, like college suits come in, all these woke people, all these DEI hires. And in fact, at one point they said something to the effect of, if who wants Clydesdale's in their ads, what do horses have to do with selling beer? And one of the executives, the old school guys there said, well, if you have to ask, you'll never know. And just another example of these children who come into a boardroom because they went to the right school and their roommate had the right friend who worked at the right corporation. So it just. Once again, it's just very laughable. And now Bud Light is talking about bringing in Sydney Sweeney. So I guess a little bit a dollar short and a day late, but more. She's on tv. We don't mind. Right?

[Rick Delgado]

Well, she's not a great actress. I saw one of her movies last night.

[Paul Nolan]

You know, she's an actress.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, she's an actress.

[Paul Nolan]

Was she like, Pitch Perfect or something?

[Katie Porter]

I don't know.

[Paul Nolan]

So anyway, if you want to roll the clip.

[Damon]

I mean, what's wrong with her acting? I'm looking at it right here. I mean, she looks fine to me.

[Paul Nolan]

She has great jeans.

[Damon]

I mean, Delgado getting all.

[Rick Delgado]

I was thinking about the.

[Damon]

What do you.

[Rick Delgado]

Dramatic performance of it.

[Katie Porter]

Out.

[Damon]

Marty Scorsese over here.

[Fran]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan]

She really does have great.

[Damon]

To me doing a great job.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah.

[Slick Rick]

Come on.

[Paul Nolan]

Don't go.

[Rick Delgado]

I don't feel like she was really selling the character she was in.

[Slick Rick]

The feeling she might be now.

[Damon]

Okay, well, I got a feeling. I got a feeling. Put a Bud Light in her hand with that outfit. I think some guys might rethink their drinking platform.

[Rick Delgado]

She didn't sell the character, but she can sell jeans. She can sell shoes. I saw her do a shoe.

[Paul Nolan]

I like the German Shepherd. That really triggered the liberals when they said she was a Nazi. She had a German shepherd in there.

[Damon]

Well, Marcus Lemonis has some thoughts on whether Sydney Sweeney if approached by Bud Light to try to revamp their brand. And as the jeans company did, he has some ideas on whether what she should say. Cut five. Roll that, Aaron.

[Fran]

It's inauthentic for Bud Light. It just feels too forced and too arrived all of a sudden, you didn't like your number, so now you. You're going to this side. It feels like pandering. And I would bet that her advisors would say to her, you're on the right path. You don't need to take any risk of any kind. If this is the number you're looking for, let's go find it.

[Damon]

With 10 million. Is that the number?

[Fran]

Here it is. It'll be more than that. I don't know.

[Reporter]

Does she have to do beer?

[Katie Porter]

Could be something different.

[Fran]

What company would be better? I don't know that you need to just pander yourself every single place. Like you're onto this piece right now. Let's Just let it sit. Let's let it gain some steam. See how much you could drive revenue. A renewal is going to come up at some point. I would now, if I'm her saying, hey, I'm willing to stay with you, but now I want a piece of your upside because I'm getting the president of the United States.

[Paul Nolan]

This is the.

[Fran]

But this is the ultimate.

[Damon]

If Sydney Sweeney could bring back Bud Light, it would be the most legendary comeback anyone could ever affect.

[Paul Nolan]

Women they don't have to hire. Right? Right. I mean, they get 10 million. No, you know what? There's a million women out there. Do it for a million.

[Damon]

I'll do it for 1200.

[Paul Nolan]

Jay Leno in that outfit.

[Rick Delgado]

Sydney Sween Damon paying them 1200 so he can. So he can do it.

[Slick Rick]

He doesn't do anything for 1200. What are you talking about?

[Shane Harris]

I'll do it.

[Damon]

Not to drink Bud Light. There you go.

[Paul Nolan]

That's true. The only drink is that to hydrate.

[Damon]

All right, live from Studio 6B13 till the hour. Real America's Voice, 1039 LI News Radio. We'll wrap it up here for a Wednesday again. We're off tomorrow night. We are off tomorrow night. We'll be back on Friday live from the America first warehouse. So we hope you join us then. But we're off tomorrow night. Turning Point, usa. We'll have another one of their. This is the turning point. Point. Do we know where we they are tomorrow, Aaron? Okay. No, well, we'll check on that. But I forgot who I. I looked at who the guest speaker was, but I can't remember who it is.

[Paul Nolan]

Vivek was good last night.

[Damon]

I'll tell you in a second. Oh, Glenn Beck. University of North Dakota Glenn Beck. That's going to be fantastic. So you can see that on Real America's Voice tomorrow night. All right, let's quickly get to everybody here. We'll start with sports. Slick Scotted sports. I mean, Slick's Yankees not looking good. Hey, y trying to say slick. Brought to you by Mike Lindell. I'm trying to say it all. Yankees looking grim, Slick.

[Slick Rick]

Oh, they're looking real grim.

[Damon]

Looking real grim. Now down 5 1.

[Rick Delgado]

How they let this little fat guy score.

[Slick Rick]

I can't believe it.

[Damon]

That little fat guy. Come on, quick.

[Slick Rick]

All right, real quick. Well, NHL, we got opening night. Take two because tonight's the second night of the NHL. Capitals right now trailing the Bruins two to one night, nine to go in the third. Maple Leafs. Toronto having a good night. They're five to two in Montreal as well here, that actually just went final. Flames and Oilers and Kings and Golden Knights coming up, picking up the rear. Weird. Now The Yankees trail 5 to 1 in the top of the eighth inning. Dodgers and Phillies, no score, middle of the third. Big games. The Yankees need this one. Otherwise, season over. Real quick, Conor McGregor accepts 18th month suspension for violating the UFC's anti drug policy. But it's not for what you think. Robbie Fox of Barstool Sports reporting. Conor McGregor accepted an 18 month suspension for violating the UFC's Anti Doping Policy yesterday. But shockingly, it's for a. Failing a drug. It's not for failing a drug test. It's just for going off the grid three times between June and September of last year, making himself ineligible for drug tests. The suspension is retroactively starting from the missed test dates and got reduced by six months already. So already they got six months down, which would make McGregor possibly eligible for the UFC card at the White House next year. June. Now, he basically has already come out and said it's a done deal that he's going to be fighting in that fight. But you know what Dana White said? No, they haven't even started. Negotiations won't start till January or February. Big D. So we're not really sure if Conor. Conor McGregor will be on there, but we shall see.

[Paul Nolan]

So that's the scoop on that real fighter, is it? All time is there?

[Slick Rick]

Well, John, Mike Jones is supposed to be fighting that fight too.

[Paul Nolan]

That's what I'm saying.

[Slick Rick]

He's supposed to be on the card.

[Paul Nolan]

Possibly see the young girl come up.

[Slick Rick]

But yeah, I like to see some. You know, you got some go. Pereira had some. Some fight over the weekend as well. Like to see him in that card. That's a wrap in sports. Big D, back to you.

[Damon]

All right, slick. Very good, Paul, anything. What else is on your card? Do we have.

[Paul Nolan]

Well, we could do that clip. I thought some of this was pretty interesting. Nate Friedman went out to some paid protesters and it was pretty interesting. He went from one paid protest to another. Kind of trolled him, kind of asked him questions and he then he did a little expose on it. So he went, might want to check it out. But you know, I have all those clips on my X page. By the way, Paul underscore eggs Nolan, please give me a follow. I try to follow everyone back. It's Paul underscore eggs Nolan and thank you for letting me plug that. But Nate breathing. Let's. Let's check out.

[Damon]

What's the setup?

[Paul Nolan]

Oh, I'm sorry. This One is, is pretty self explanatory. It's a bunch of Hasidic Jews on a Saturday during Shabbat at this protest at Columbia University. A pro Palestine.

[Damon]

Rally, anti west rally, anti rest.

[Paul Nolan]

Yeah, but it was pro Palestinian everywhere. And there were a bunch of Hasidic Jews there who have been actually meeting with, believe it or not, Hamas and got paid by them. Roll it.

[Shane Harris]

All right, guys, we are with NK usa, an anti Zionist orthodox Jewish group that we've exposed. They have ties to Hamas. They've actually met with Hamas and met with the President.

[Paul Nolan]

Those hats are not pack of cheese heads.

[Shane Harris]

How's it going, nk?

[Slick Rick]

How you doing? What are you doing out here?

[Shane Harris]

What are you protesting?

[Slick Rick]

How you doing?

[Fran]

Speak into a microphone.

[Shane Harris]

You're not allowed to speak into a microphone. Oh, I talked to you guys recently into a microphone. The policy changed.

[Damon]

No, no, not on Saturday.

[Shane Harris]

Oh, not on Saturday day. That's a Shabbat.

[Damon]

Yeah, of course.

[Shane Harris]

Okay, but you can be out here. Did you drive here? How did you get here? You walked all the way from where? Borough Park, Crown Heights?

[Fran]

Where?

[Paul Nolan]

Monticello?

[Shane Harris]

That's a far walk. You guys walked how long to get here now?

[Paul Nolan]

2 hours, 17 minute walk.

[Shane Harris]

How far did you walk to get here? Because you know you can't drive on Shabbat. Can I talk to you? Can I interview.

[Paul Nolan]

And this guy here is the.

[Shane Harris]

Can I ask why NK USA met with Hamas leaders? Can I ask why that is? None of you want to talk. This is the message that you want to get out is that you guys won't talk. Really? At a protest where the whole idea is to get your message out.

[Slick Rick]

You don't want to get it out.

[Shane Harris]

Good luck to you guys. Honestly, it's. So this Hamas fan, I. I'm not sure why Naturi Karta or NK USA lets him dress differently than the rest. But here's him at another protest and another. He's wearing so many pins at this protest. I genuinely wonder if he knows what all of them say.

[Paul Nolan]

But they were caught taking money from Hamas to promote their cause. So.

[Damon]

And the kind of, the broader thing of this kid's piece was that you go to these protests and you got all these loudmouths who. And you know, just when it's their camera guy, they spout out with a lot of stuff to say. And then when he walks up and says, I'd like to interview you, none of them have anything to say because they're all just paid to be there. They're like paid actors. They have a. They have A routine like an act. And they go perform that act. When they go to these things and if someone legitimately comes up to them who's legit ask questions, they almost sound like they have nothing to say. They're all, they're all Karen, they don't.

[Paul Nolan]

Want follow up questions. They can't answer a question because they don't have the facts, the truth or reason on their side. They're fully illogical and you know, they're, they're fully ideological.

[Damon]

And these are the things that Pam Bondi says the Department of Justice is going to try to get to the bottom of who's funding this. I mean, I think we all pretty much know, but these are the things we need to find out.

[Paul Nolan]

In the first clip I sent you, there were five. It was just way too much time. I would love to do an afternoon with you going over clip by clip, but that was, but every one of.

[Damon]

Them is the same story. These paid protesters go out there and they act when it's their camera guy or, and they act amongst themselves like they're all, they got all, you know, they got all the, the messaging and all. And then someone legit comes up from the outside with a real question and they're all mute.

[Paul Nolan]

Exactly. Just like that.

[Damon]

Oh no, talk to him. Oh no, it's him. Oh no.

[Paul Nolan]

Talk to the press secretary. We have a common.

[Damon]

Yeah, we have a press guy. He's down the street to the left and four rights knock on the door, say magic code and maybe you can get something out of them.

[Rick Delgado]

It's like Katie Porter.

[Damon]

So.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, questions.

[Paul Nolan]

They won't have a question. Right, exactly right. They're not going to put up with it.

[Damon]

Yeah. All right, a couple of minutes left here, Delgado. What else is in the headline news?

[Rick Delgado]

All right, well, speaking of legit questions, those were supposedly coming from Congress to Attorney General Pam Bondi. But she was having none of it against the Democrats calling out several for their stupidness and their possibly criminal activity. But one in particular caught my attention. That was Senator from Illinois Dick Durbin, little Dick Durbin during Tuesday's hearing for not publishing the deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs. Here is cut number 12. Here she is going back and forth with Durbin on this, joined by Marsha Blackburn. Cut 12. Check it out.

[Katie Porter]

And you know, Senator Durbin, I find.

[Damon]

It very interesting that you refused repeated Republican requests to release the Epstein flight logs in 2023 and 2024.

[Katie Porter]

You fought that.

[Damon]

Did you take money from Reid Hoffman campaign donations, who was a huge Epstein.

[Katie Porter]

Friend, why did you fight for years? Why did you fight to not disclose the flight logs?

[Paul Nolan]

Senator Durbin, I can tell you I did not refuse. One of the senators here wished to produce those logs, and I asked her to put it in writing and she never did.

[Katie Porter]

Yeah, I think Senator Black Cochrane would.

[Damon]

Quarrel with you on that.

[Paul Nolan]

I will quarrel with you as to read somebody that you mentioned I never heard of. Yeah. So who?

[Katie Porter]

Mr. Chairman, since Senator Durbin referred to me, I would really appreciate the opportunity to correct the record, because Senator Durbin knows I repeatedly asked for those flight logs. I brought up the subpoena, you even shut down the committee because you didn't want that. And you know, I submitted that in writing.

[Damon]

And you continue to misrepresent that.

[Katie Porter]

And I am not going to let that record stand.

[Rick Delgado]

Yeah, so there it is. Martha Blackburn throwing it back in Durbin's face.

[Damon]

She called Little Dick a liar. She's doing. She calling Little Dick a liar. As always, we salute our military operations, active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, all emergency personnel, all our truckers, all our farmers, everybody that keeps the country moving. Aaron Frank, great job as always. Thanks, guys. On the show. We're off tomorrow. We'll see on Friday live at the America First Warehouse, 8pm right here live from Studio 6P.

[Shane Harris]

This is an I Heart podcast.