Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (2:42)

Wow.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (2:44)

I think I read that today. I don't know if he's taking another position or if he's just leaving, but I think I read that he's resigning. You might want to look that up, though. I'm pretty sure that's what I said. He's. He's resigning his position. So. 12 minutes till the hour. Lots to get to. We'll get to some news, we'll get to some sports. I watched a lot of the Ryder cup today. Yeah. You know who went to the Ryder cup today? Who? Maybe thinking Governor of New York. Yeah.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (3:10)

She got a rounding.

Rick Delgado (3:11)

Applause there.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (3:13)

She's in the rough. Big D. I laughed out loud all three times.

Paul Nolan (3:18)

Just think about how tone deaf she really is. Like, she should have known better.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (3:22)

Yeah. Three times she got mentioned and the booze grew louder every time. Yeah. Carson. Whatever his name is, Carson Daly mentioned her first, and there was a pretty substantial smattering of booze then. But then each captain, when they got up to talk, they of course, think, you know, introduced their team and then they think they thanked the grounds people and then they thanked all the New York officials and they all started with her. Well, when Luke Donald mentioned her and Keegan Bradley mentioned her, the booze were. Man, the booze were off the page.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (3:57)

She knows she's on Long island, that's for sure.

Rick Delgado (4:00)

It's great that they had the camera on her and you hear people in the background going, get out.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (4:07)

And I was just hoping one of them was going to mention President Trump's, literally just to hear the roar. Oh, man, that would have gone up, sure. But unfortunately they didn't. But, yeah, Kathy was having a little bit of a rough time.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (4:21)

We're gonna get to that for sure. I can't wait to do that.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (4:23)

She was having a little bit of a rough time. There's black, so. And congratulations to my friend Stu Finer for being the voice of the. Of the Ryder Cup. I could not believe it when I saw the package today that they ran the introduction package to what's the voiceover, which is pretty amazing. So it was pretty good.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (4:43)

Did he get you a ticket?

Rick Delgado (4:44)

Yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (4:46)

Yeah. I should have gone to him for the ticket. I know.

Paul Nolan (4:48)

Did he do it for. From his bathroom?

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (4:49)

No, it sounded good.

Rick Delgado (4:51)

Yeah. Let me wish that.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (4:52)

I wish they had a video element and had him do the video too, because it would have been great. But the voice was good, too, so.

Rick Delgado (4:57)

Yeah. Let me guess. That text would have been Damon. Who.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (4:59)

Who is this? I texted with him today. I texted him today, told him, good job.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (5:05)

Now, are you going to be at the tee time tomorrow or. No, you're going to be there Thursday.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:09)

No, no, no, I'm not going. I would. The plan was never to go Thursday, only to Try to go Friday. Okay. Which we're still.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (5:14)

The president's coming in Friday.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:15)

We're efforting in that.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (5:16)

Yes, yes.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:17)

Oh, that's gonna be tough.

Paul Nolan (5:18)

Yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:20)

Friday, I'll be at Sacred Heart Friday night. Yes.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (5:22)

Yeah, it'd be a late night. As the sun goes down, Big D will get in the car and hit.

Paul Nolan (5:26)

The prices are plummeting, so.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:28)

Yeah, well, the first matches go off at 7am so you can watch. You could be there for the whole first match. Go seven to noon, then you leave at noon after the first match. First four matches are over.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (5:37)

Oh, that's not bad. That's a good plan.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:38)

Yeah, that would be the plan.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (5:39)

But you're going to stay for eight. You're going to stay until what time? Six?

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (5:42)

No, I would stay for the morning. Okay. Yeah. If I can get in, so. All right. Live from Studio 6, speed. Nine minutes to the hour. Let's do some headline news. Maybe we can get caught up on some of the news we covered yesterday on what happened in Eugene, Oregon and what happened at the un I know Paul wasn't here. He's got some thoughts on the UN as well. But Rick Delgado kicks us off with some headline news. What's going on, Delgado?

Rick Delgado (6:03)

All right, well, federal police did make arrests today in Eugene, Oregon. I don't know if you saw any of the videos during the protest. I guess they thought they could get away with it. Day number two, not so fast. As the ice, Immigration and Customs Enforcement were aided by police, the protesters involved in the demonstrations attempting to surround the federal building, leading to property damage and assaults on federal agents that came to a screeching halt during the event. Multiple arrests were made, including individuals charged with property damage and attempted assault. The situation escalated, prompting federal law enforcement intervene and making targeted arrests. And again, after what we saw last night and hearing about how the federal officials, you know, the people that worked inside the building needed to find other ways to escape. Just uncalled for, but also just. You can't let that happen. You cannot let something like this, you cannot let this, this kind of stuff go unanswered. And it didn't go unanswered today. As you'll watch some of this, some of this here, what's going on.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (7:11)

But if there was a day two, I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, it makes me feel like day one wasn't enough of a smackdown to deter them into a day two. Am I wrong in assuming that there.

Rick Delgado (7:23)

Really wasn't much of anything of a smackdown on day one, which prompted them to think they come back for day two. This is what they got on day two, which was, you know, police and federal officials in tactical gear grabbing them one at a time, hauling them off and, and placing them under arrest.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (7:42)

Well, the key is going to be what are they charged with? Because that's going to be the deterrent. Because if you're a designated terrorist group and you surround a federal building, and I would assume whatever the charges would have to be something more than just a slap on the wrist to deter this from happening again at any time in any place. Wouldn't you think?

Rick Delgado (8:01)

Yeah, you would think.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (8:02)

Wow, that was the.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (8:04)

So it'll certainly be interesting because we know you can look no further than the January 6th arrests. Yeah. Look at the sentences there. Yeah, well, yeah, I saw Julie Kelly today. Went through all of the sentences or most of the sentences and added up the months and then went all. Some of them. She actually listed what the Biden prosecutors had actually wanted, which were, I mean, just obscene for, for some of these people, no more than trespassing. But look at that, look at what was handed out there. And I mean, if we don't see something similar, not especially with the designation they've been given from the President. United States.

Rick Delgado (8:45)

Yep.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (8:47)

I mean, I don't see how they're. I don't see how people will take that. They're taking this seriously.

Rick Delgado (8:52)

Well, they used crowd control control measures such as MACE and deployed. They deployed it to fend off the agitators while arrests were being made.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (9:01)

And.

Rick Delgado (9:01)

And we'll see what happens. According to this, direct action was organized on social media via collaboration between Portland Antifa and Eugene Antifa. So they know who they're dealing with. Many of the protesters who arrived in Portland have been involved in notorious ongoing 24 hour Antifa occupation outside the ICE facility which began in early June. And then they put out a flyer to I guess the rest of their scumbags that said Portland in solidarity with Eugene. We are everywhere. Squad up, make travel plans, bring PPE and your unhinged Portland Energy the flyer red. So if anything it'll make it easier for them to be scooped up since they're all coming to the same place.

Paul Nolan (9:43)

And we do know it's being financed on an international level. Oh yeah, you know, there's been endless. Now reports that through data Republican and Mike Benz and several other good online sleuths that are proving there are so many financial connections in, in so many different places through different nations, this our organization at three to five years minimum for these people because there's no way we're going to deter them from this kind of reprehensible behavior that is putting our agents in danger while we're protecting those people. It's outrageous.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (10:16)

Crazy.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (10:18)

All right, quick. Hour one, we're back. Hour two. We'll get into everything here. Lots to do. Live from Studio 6P on a Wednesday night, Sam.

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Host (possibly David or main anchor) (11:37)

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Host (possibly David or main anchor) (12:41)

All right, nine o' clock on the East coast, hour two. Real America's Voice, live from Studio Six. Speed. Glad you're in, everybody. Slick Rick's here. He's going to do some sports. Rick Delgado's got headline news. Paul Nolan's going to have some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Glad you're in. Lots to get to. Let me start with a quick one before we get to Delgado's news. And that, of course, is the President of the United States today.

Rick Delgado (13:04)

I know him.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (13:06)

I know that we talked a lot about this yesterday and it's not surprising. And I don't think this is going to go away anytime soon. The president put this out today on Truth Social. We already know the FBI has opened an investigation, but the president today says a real disgrace took place at the United nations yesterday. Not one, not two, but three. Just as we said last night, old James Ian, Ian Fleming and James Bond said, once this happenstance two is a coincidence. Three is your enemy working against you. And that's exactly what happened. Three very sinister events. First, the escalator going up to the main floor speaking floor came to a screeching halt. It stopped on a dime. It's amazing that Melania and I didn't fall forward onto the sharp edges of the steel steps face first. It was only that we were each holding the handrail tightly or it would have been a disaster. This was absolutely sabotage. As noted by a day's earlier post in the London Times that said UN workers joked about turning off the escalator. Oh yeah, the people that did it should be arrested. Then, as I stood before a television crowd of millions of people all over the world and important leaders in the hall, the teleprompter didn't work. It was stone cold dark. I immediately thought to myself, wow, first the escalator event and now a bad teleprompter. What kind of place is this? I then proceeded to make a speech without a teleprompter, which kicked in about 15 minutes later. The good news is the speech has gotten fantastic reviews. Maybe they appreciated the fact that very few people could have done what I did. And third, after making the speech, I was told that the sound was completely off in the auditorium where the speech was made. That world leaders, unless they use the interpreter's earpieces, couldn't hear a thing. The first person I saw at the conclusion of the speech was the first lady who was sitting right up front. I said, how did I do? And she said, I couldn't hear a word you said. This wasn't a coincidence. This was a triple sabotage at the un. They ought to be ashamed of themselves. I'm sending a copy of this letter to the Secretary General and I demand an immediate investigation. No wonder the United nations hasn't been able to do the job that they were put in existence to do. All security tapes at the escalator should be saved, especially the emergency stop button. The Secret Service is involved. Thank you for your attention to this matter. And I didn't read the part where he said he's pulling all funding from the un I guess cuz that wasn't in there yet.

Rick Delgado (15:44)

Yeah, not yet, hopefully. Hopefully soon.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (15:46)

Let's emphasize the yet.

Paul Nolan (15:49)

You know, speaking about that, I was gonna talk a little bit about the UN because I thought yesterday's address was one. When he went off script, so to speak, he just spoke from the hip. That's exactly who we have run on the show here. And I sent David a CLIP it was Antonio Guterres who ran runs the UN talked about this time last year that he think that the very notion of sovereign nations is a ridiculous antiquated way for us to live and that living in the system that was built for our grandparents should not be the system built for our children. And that global corporations and that every nation should be working together as one unified body with no national sovereignty anywhere. And in a just the news article today, a scathing outstanding article. If you want to check it out on my socials, Paul underscore eggs Nolan on X and it's a great article from just the news about Trump essentially said F off to the entire United nations and to me that's what we all voted for. A lot of this distraction we're seeing and things that have gone on that how disappointing they've been with cash and you know, and some of the, you know, things about Epstein and obviously.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (17:09)

The.

Paul Nolan (17:09)

Big bad bill we're not thrilled about. It doesn't matter to me at this point right now as long as he stops globalism. If that stops here and ends it, it's already a win for me.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (17:22)

Here's the clip that Paul references. It's only about a minute long from this guy from I guess it was last year. Here it is. Dear friends, when global norms collapse, so does trust. And I'm personally shocked by the systematic undermining of principles and standards we used to take for granted. I'm outraged that so many countries and companies are pursuing their own narrow interests without any consideration for our shared future or our common goals shared in common.

Rick Delgado (17:50)

And I'm certain sounds like a Bond.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (17:52)

Villain action we can expect much, much worse. So let's be clear. Rebuilding trust is not a slogan or a PR campaign. It requires deep reforms to global governance to manage geopolitical tensions during a new era of multipolarity. And it is essential to building a safer, more stable and prosperous world. So, dear friends, the institutions and frameworks of global governance from the Security Council to the Bretton woods Systems were created 80 years ago. We can't build a future for our grandchildren with a system built for our grandparents. The United nations is fully engaged this year in efforts to bring them up today.

Paul Nolan (18:36)

Shut this guy up.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (18:38)

It's your clip with this fat convillain.

Paul Nolan (18:41)

What's he saying about this guy's essentially saying in Brazil is that their dream is where your country has no laws, has no borders, doesn't have its own sovereign currency, that the idea of you being self informed and self driven is out. It doesn't matter. You're now a drone on one big globe. Globe. And the giant government that they want is fully in control of every nation. And our constitution is officially eradicated along with every other one. The guy's a psychopath. We have to stop. Because once there is. Like, this is what makes the Federalist Papers so incredible. Every state had to compete with every state in an effort to make those local governments continue to compete for people to work in their state. And now if there's. If nations don't have to compete, you all just line up for your gray jumpsuit because it's over.

Rick Delgado (19:34)

Yeah. And grab your wheelbarrow because you're going to need that to haul the money just to buy a loaf of bread.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (19:39)

Yeah.

Paul Nolan (19:39)

Your money will be useless.

Rick Delgado (19:40)

That's what will happen.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (19:41)

Well, Paul deboned. You want to shake it not stirred. Mr.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (19:44)

Bond, more porridge.

Rick Delgado (19:48)

Hey, Paul, just to back up your thoughts on President Trump basically annihilating the un, here is more from GB News. We played a clip of them yesterday. GB News seems to love what Donald Trump did yesterday at the un Here they are talking about it yet again today. Here's cut number 14 with more reverberations from that Trump's speech on GB News. Cut 14. Check it out.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (20:12)

Moving on to American matters. Donald Trump, we have not been able to get him off our screens tonight because his speech to the United nations, which is absolutely sensational.

Rick Delgado (20:22)

No teleprompter, no escalator, as you happen.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (20:25)

To point out on the way in there, too. But what an incredible speech. He pretty much went after everyone on Net zero on open immigration. What's the reaction been in dc? Well, no teleprompter, no filter. We know that about Donald Trump.

Paul Nolan (20:43)

Right.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (20:43)

And actually, I thought it was just quite beautiful. I don't think there is any concern here, actually, amongst the government in Washington, D.C. about what was said. I think as he said at the start of the speech, well, you don't have a teleprompter. You talk from the heart. And he went for all the big issues, didn't he?

Rick Delgado (21:02)

Yeah.

Paul Nolan (21:03)

I'm gonna get a British accent.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (21:04)

Oh, it sounds great.

Rick Delgado (21:05)

And again, that was followed up today. I don't know if you guys caught Argentine President Milei, his speech to the un we have a little bit of that. Do you want to check that out as well?

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (21:14)

Yeah.

Rick Delgado (21:15)

Here we go. Cut number 10. Here is the Argentine president picking up where Donald Trump left off. Cut number 10. Check it out. Some point, and as often happens with most of the bureaucratic structures that we humans create. This organization stopped upholding the principles outlined in its founding declaration and began to mutate. An organization that had been conceived essentially as a shield to protect the realm.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (21:39)

Of men, transformed into a multi tentacled.

Rick Delgado (21:42)

Leviathan that seeks to decide not only what each nation state should do, but also how all the citizens of the world should live. This is how we went from an organization that pursued peace to an organization that imposes an ideological agenda on its members regarding a myriad of issues that pertain to human life in society. The model of the United nations that had been successful, whose origins we can trace back to the ideas of President Wilson, who spoke of a society of.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (22:11)

Peace without victory and was based on.

Rick Delgado (22:14)

The cooperation of nation states, has been abandoned. It has been replaced by a model of supranational governance by international bureaucrats who intend to impose a certain way of life on the citizens of the world. Yeah, and that's basically what you were talking about as well, with the globalization there, Paul.

Paul Nolan (22:31)

Without a doubt. I mean, that is our number one threat. And that's why, you know, Trump is constantly not just up against the deep state here, but the deep state abroad. This is the heart of the deep state. This is these global bodies, these bureaucracies like the Council on Foreign Relations and the, you know, the United nations and the WHO and, you name all these Alphabet gangs, they have absolutely no interest in our sovereignty. They have absolutely no interest in our liberty. Nothing matters to them other than their global agenda and their corporate aligned interest in terms of stocks, bonds and markets, how they completely fluctuate and they manipulate those fluctuations.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (23:10)

When you look at, considering all U.S. contributions, mandatory and voluntary to the U.N. the estimate puts the U.S. share of U.N. member government funding back in 2023. This is at almost 30%. So, I mean, if he wanted to cut something or say, unless everybody who works there that day gets fired, we're out 30% is what they stand to lose.

Rick Delgado (23:39)

Yeah, and plus a really nice piece of real estate in upper Manhattan.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (23:44)

Yeah, exactly. Give me one more. Delgado, what else is going on?

Rick Delgado (23:48)

The big story of the day, of course, this morning of the ICE facility in Dallas where shooting took place. Two people are dead after the shooting at the facility, confirmed by the news. The three people shot are ICE detainees. An ICE spokesperson told NBC News no ICE officers. Officers, thankfully, were hurt. The shooter, of course, was also dead. Self inflicted wound. And of course, this comes after we saw the assassination of Charlie Kirk. And of course, the rhetoric that continually comes from the left when it comes to ICE officials. These ICE facilities. We saw what was going on up in Portland, Oregon, in Eugene, Oregon. And now we see this. Here is J.D. vance, Vice President, as he talks about the Democrats and their violent rhetoric and where it's leading us. Cut number six. Check this out. Cut six.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (24:39)

And I think that is the most disgusting thing. The very people who keep us safe ought to be honored and protected and praised by Democrats and Republicans alike. It is time to stop the rhetorical assault on law enforcement, because here's what happened. Because here's what happens when Democrats, Democrats like Gavin Newsom did say that these people are part of an authoritarian government. When the left wing media lies about what they're doing, when they lie about who they're arresting, when they lie about the actual job of law enforcement, what they're doing is encouraging crazy people to go and commit violence. You don't have to agree with my immigration policies. You don't have to agree with Donald Trump's immigration policies. But if your political rhetoric encourages violence against our law enforcement, you can go straight to hell. And you have no place in the political conversation of the United States of America.

Rick Delgado (25:38)

There you go.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (25:39)

There you go.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (25:40)

Bang.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (25:41)

J.D. vance was fired today in that speech.

Rick Delgado (25:44)

Yep.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (25:44)

North Carolina. All right, 13 past the hour. Live from Studio 6P. We'll do some news, we'll do some sports. Paul Nolan. We'll do some sports with slick news with Paul Nolan when we get back right after this.

Danielle Buck (26:19)

Hey there. I'm Mary Kathryn Ham. And I'm Carol Markowitz. We've been in political media for a long time, long enough to know that it's gotten, well, a little insane. That's why we started Normalely a podcast for people who are over the hysteria and just want clarity. We talk about the issues that actually matter to the country without panic, without yelling, and with a healthy dose of humor. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we do take the truth seriously. So if you're into common sense, sanity, and some occasional sass, you're our kind of people. Catch new episodes of Normally every Tuesday and Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (27:06)

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Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (29:10)

We're down to the wire. Major League Baseball. Just five games left in the three teams in the National League. Three teams in the American League still alive for that final wild card spot. Yankees clinched their spot last night. Rick was smiling. They came back and won that game 32 over the White Sox with Aaron Judge having four seasons of 50 homers or more. I'm going to get to that story a little bit later if I have time. But I do want to talk about the Mets and the Reds right now. Mets have actually the Reds are losing five to nothing and the Reds have just tied it up in the bottom of the ninth and they are vying for that last position. Arizona is also in there for one game back as well. And then in the al we have Boston, Detroit and Houston going at it and they're all looking for that last spot, like I said. In fact, let's see, we got Houston is right now leading one nothing so over Detroit, so we'll keep an eye on that score. I'll give you an update right at the end of the night, but nice to see the Reds come back. You know I'm rooting for my Reds, of course. And here's a story, Big D. I know we talked about it a little bit earlier tonight, but I think it deserves a mulligan Hochul hears loud boos from Ryder cup fans at Beth Page Black Ryan Gatos, Here we go. New York City governor Hochul was booed while attending the Ryder cup opening ceremon on Wednesday at Beth Page Black on Long Island NBC broadcast the Carson Daly was announcing the guests in attendance for the ceremony as he revealed the Democratic governor was in attendance. Loud boos were heard on the broadcast. The telecast showed some people around Hochul clapping as she waved an American flag. One person was held heard shouting get out of here, Kathy. Which is what Rick said earlier, and she smiled through it. But the fans of the Ryder cup made their voices heard and Representative Elise Stefanik from New York mocked Hochul on social media, calling the booze brutal. Bad day for the worst governor in America. Stefanika she kind of nailed it. It's kind of where I wanted to get to that story and just one more quick one. Big D. Mets announcer Gary Cohen criticizes Matt Shaw for skipping Cubs game for Charlie Kirk's memorial the young man I ran that story about last night took the game off to go to Charlie Kirk's memorial at the request of his wife, Erica. And this is Dylan Gwynne at Breitbart. Mets announced that Gary Cohen took issue with Cub star Matt Shaw missing a recent game to attend the memorial service of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Shaw asked for and received permission to miss Sunday's game to attend the Kirk Memorial. The Cubs clinched the playoff spot last week and currently hold the first wild card spot in the National League. While stating he didn't want to get into the politics of it, Cohen said he felt the decision to leave his team during the crucial playoff push was weird. I don't think I don't want to talk about any of the politics of it, but the thought of leaving your team in the middle of a race for any reason other than in a family emergency really strikes me as weird, coincidence, said on SNY during the bottom of the fourth inning of Chicago's game against the Mets. Well, they already clinched the wild card spot so we're not in the middle of the race here.

Paul Nolan (31:46)

Tell me you're a bleeding hot liberal without telling me you're a bleeding hot liberal. Shut up.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (31:50)

Gary Cohen certainly needs to be canceled, so just wanted to get that story in big D as we heat up with the playoffs. But not so crazy about what the Mets had to say there. So that's a wrap in sports. Back to you.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (32:00)

All right, slick. Very good. Here's the. Here's the first. You can just put the audio up, Aaron. Here's the first time Kathy Hochul got mentioned at the Ryder cup today. Here's what it sound like. Your friend and mine in attendance. Governor Kathy Hokel. Governor, thank you so much for being here. And thank you to your team, too, for getting us. Okay, so that. That was. That was the first one.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (32:22)

That was a.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (32:23)

Here was. Here was the second one. The Governor of State New York, Kathy Hle.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (32:34)

I can't imagine.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (32:35)

Yeah, that was. Was that the second and the third one were brutal.

Rick Delgado (32:38)

I don't know. I think it's 50. 50.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (32:40)

Yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (32:41)

I'm telling you, I'm telling you on TV, the second, the third one.

Rick Delgado (32:45)

50, 50.

Paul Nolan (32:45)

Between booze and hisses.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (32:47)

Sounds like the people are teed off with her performance. It sounds like it was bad.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (32:51)

All right, 22 past the hour. Let's get to some news with Mr. Nolan. Paul Nolan is here. What's going on, Mr. Nolan?

Paul Nolan (32:57)

Well, we have some abbreviated time here, but I just. I happen to love Dennis Prager. I think he's a beautiful soul. I been a big fan of his since I'm a kid, for as long as I can remember. I have always followed it. This guy's health is not great. Since we don't have a lot of time, I'd love you to hear the two clips I have of him talking about Charlie Kirk, please roll those for me.

Rick Delgado (33:17)

When my friend from high school, Rabbi.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (33:21)

Joseph Teloshkin, told me, and he's officiated it, I'm sure at least 100 funerals, what he does is he speaks to the friends and. And the widow or widower and the children. And he was particularly moved when he would meet the children of the person.

Rick Delgado (33:46)

Who died.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (33:48)

And they would each tell.

Rick Delgado (33:50)

Him that they believe that they were.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (33:53)

The most loved of the children. And that's what Charlie's friends think. We were all the closest friend that he had.

Rick Delgado (34:05)

And you heard at the memorial.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (34:10)

That that's what people felt, that's what Charlie was able to achieve, which is a very great accomplishment.

Rick Delgado (34:23)

I would have spoken about his courage.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (34:28)

But not just courage, his knowledge. I mean, I would watch him respond to all these students who threw everything they had at him. And his, his responses were so, so excellent and so knowledge based. I couldn't get over how much he knew and how much he retained. Anyway, it was, it was all very remarkable. I'm not sure Charlie knew how big his impact was. There's a saying among the timber workers in Oregon. You never know the height of a tree until it falls. Whoa.

Paul Nolan (35:21)

You never know the height of a tree until it falls. If that does not really capture and crystallize Charlie Kirk and his importance and what a towering figure he truly was, I don't know what does. That is as poignant, as poetic as it gets. Dennis Prager is a gem. Incredible channel. You know, obviously his health isn't great, but we don't know how much longer we have left with him. But he is a fantastic, fantastic human being. And I can't say enough how much thing, how much I've learned through Prageru. So I just, I want to. Thanks for letting me do that. Thanks for indulging me.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (35:58)

Nice clip.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (36:00)

All right, 26 best of our live from Studio 6B. More to do. We're back right after this.

Paul Nolan (36:12)

Sam.

Danielle Buck (37:01)

Hey there. I'm Mary Kathryn Hamm. And I'm Carol Markowitz. We've been in political media for a long time, long enough to know that it's gotten, well, a little interesting. That's why we started Normaly, a podcast for people who are over the hysteria and just want clarity. We talk about the issues that actually matter to the country without panic, without yelling, and with a healthy dose of humor. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we do take the truth seriously. So if you're into common sense, sanity and some occasional sass, you're our kind of people. Catch new episodes of normally every Tuesday and Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (37:49)

All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Wednesday night, September 24th. Glad you're in. If you're watching on social media, make sure you follow and like the channels wherever you're watching, we appreciate it. And head over to, of course, Real Americas voice dot news. Make sure you're a member there. Make sure you're a member at live from studio6speed.com as well. Great stuff. Over at the website, you can sign up pretty quickly and easily. You can earn points for being a loyal viewer and watcher and active in the chat. We always appreciate that Slick series gonna do some more sports. Delgado is going to do some more news. Paul Nolan's got some more news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. But right now, please welcome to the show the Vice president of strategic partnerships over at our friends at Patriot Mobile, Danielle Buck joins us. Danielle, how are you?

Danielle Buck (38:36)

I'm doing good. How are you guys?

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (38:38)

Very good. Thanks for giving us a few moments tonight. What tell us exactly what you do as the strategic partnership VP over at Patriot Mobile. What's your job?

Danielle Buck (38:47)

Honestly, every day is a different day, but the, the by and large part of what I do is actually working with our partner organizations. So as many of you know, because you've heard of Patriot Mobile, we give a portion of every single dollar from whoever cell phone bill that actually pays with Patriot Mobile to conservative Christian causes. So those align within our four, which are the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, the sanctity of life, and our veterans and first responders. So I'm actually the main point of contact for all of those organizations on how we actually partner with them and really try to do that activism side of Patriot Mobile, which quite frankly is why most people join us. Yes, we have amazing phone service. Your phone's going to work exactly the same as the major carriers and we actually have all three networks. But the thing that I get to do every day really doesn't have much to do with phones, but it's actually about some of the events and sponsorships that we do and really how we partner with these amazing organizations. Just like Charlie, her organization tpusa, that was obviously an incredible loss and it's been quite a crazy two weeks for us as well, just because of what a close friend he was to our organization. But yeah, in a nutshell, I do a lot of different things. It kind of depends on the day. But it is really fun to get to see really what people are doing with the money. Right. A little cell phone bill, $50 a month. It doesn't seem like much, but when it adds up, it can really make a gigantic difference in some of these organizations.

Rick Delgado (40:06)

Yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (40:07)

And since you went there, let's start there with the Charlie Kirk relationship and kind of give me like when you found out obviously what had happened and as a company, how did you guys talk about it, deal with it? Because obviously you had a deep relationship with tv, you have a deep relationship with TP USA and with Charlie. Talk about some of that. And the investment you guys kind of made with Turning Point.

Danielle Buck (40:29)

Sure. So I found out about the shooting. I was actually in a Cabin DC headed to an event. And honestly, it didn't feel real at first. I'd actually known Charlie long before my relationship at Patriot Mobile, because I've kind of been in this movement for over 10 years. And so every time I had met Charlie, he was just so wonderful and kind and brilliant and just such an encourager to all of us in the movement. And so, honestly, I really was not just a shock, but just felt such a deep loss. And honestly, one of those initial moments where you kind of want to hide, like, I'm a young mom, and I think, what am I doing every day by putting myself on the line? And then after the shock kind of wore off of, like, Charlie would have wanted us to actually be bolder. Like, that's exactly who he was. And so I actually got to address a group of about 350 women from across the whole country about a day and a half later. And that's exactly what I talked about, was not just Charlie's relationship to Patriot Mobile, which was very deep. Not only was he obviously a promoter of Patriot Mobile for years, but he had actually become quite close to our company and had actually recently joined our board. And. And really just. Just he cared a lot about who we were and what we're doing and what we were trying to grow to do. And so it has felt, obviously, like an immense loss, but also kind of this reinvigoration of, like, why we do what we do. And honestly, to fight a little bit harder. Like, many of us are, like, we were given 100%, now we're given 150%. And just yesterday, I was chatting with our CEO and COO, which are husband and wife Glenn and Jenny's story, and they actually were in Arizona at the service on Sunday, and we were chatting just kind of about what it was like, not just on Sunday, but kind of what. How do we go from here with our relationship with TPUSA and Patriot Mobile? And it was kind of like, we've got to double down with how much we give to them. I mean, we've given. I think the number was around $750,000 to TPUSA just in the last few years. That's an incredible amount of money, and we want to continue to do that and do even more because, I mean, I was looking at how many requests they've had to get high school and college chapters just since Sunday. I saw 120,000 requests. I mean, that is incred. We should have a TPUSA chapter on every single high school and college chapter. But to be able to do that. They obviously need money. And so many of us are obviously buying T shirts or doing little things that we can. But most everyday Americans don't have all that much money to be able to maybe give to tpusa. But by joining with Patriot Mobile, by paying your cell phone with us, whether you're an individual, a family, or a business, you're actually able to contribute to these causes just by simply paying a bill that you already pay. And so where do we go from here with that relationship? I mean, I know we want to double down. I was texting with his team, obviously the day it happened, the next day, ever since, and just saying, like, we're here with you guys. Patriot Mobile is in it for the long haul with tpusa and honestly can't wait to see with Erica at the helm where she takes that organization. I think it's going to be very interesting. I think she's an incredible woman. I was so moved by her speech on Sunday and quite frankly, some of the best 20 minutes of television I think I've ever seen. And coming back with out of such deep pain and emotion, but to share the gospel in such a really tangible way as well as to kind of give a glimpse into her and Charlie's relationship and just where she's going to lead tpusa, I just think it's going to be incredible. And Patriot Mobile is obviously deeply going to be connected to TPUSA for the long haul.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (43:49)

We're speaking with Danielle Buck. She's the VP of strategic partnerships at Patriot Mobile. You can go to patriot mobile.com Rav patriot mobile.com Rav R A V if you want to sign up. Some of the other great work you're doing, obviously, I know, are with women and with young people. Talk to me about you guys sponsoring the Texas Youth Summit.

Danielle Buck (44:07)

Yeah, so we were just actually in Houston this past weekend and they dedicated the entire weekend to Charlie Herc. They said it was record numbers, 2500 people. And they had obviously a lot of worship and teaching. And typically it's a very political event. And this year there was such an. An additional spiritual component, which I just think is really indicative of what's happening right now across America. I know many have been calling it a revival, and I. And I pray that that is true. Obviously, revival means that new believers who didn't know Jesus are coming to know the Lord. But I also think it's a reawakening of maybe believers who knew Jesus, maybe grew up in a Christian home, but maybe have been Apathetic have been just kind of living for the world, not really engaged in anything with their faith or quite frankly with politics.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (44:53)

Both, right?

Danielle Buck (44:53)

I think it's both. And, and so what this past weekend saw was just an incredible energy and excitement around really getting involved and giving their entire lives to the Lord. And from that, I think overflow, therefore comes obviously an engagement in kind of the political world as so Texas Youth Summit was just one of the organizations that we just recently partnered with and sponsored that as well as Young Women for America, which actually kind of is similar to tpusa but different in that it focuses on young women and actually focus on biblical training. So, like, they have a course on biblical femininity and how to actually approach that in our culture. Obviously, really important topics. And so it was incredible to be with those young women as they not only learned how to be equipped to go back to their college campuses to be light in the darkness, but also learned super practical things like lobbying, how to talk to their congressmen. So, you know, this is skills that we're able to do with people paying their cell phone bills to Patriot Mobile, but then obviously end up giving money to these organizations that are training up the next generation.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (45:54)

Yeah, it's great work. We're talking with Danielle Buck from Patriot Mobile. And again, you can go to patriotmobile.com rav or call 970 Patriot and use promo code RAV for a free month of service. Danielle, keep up the great work. Thank you so much for giving us a few moments.

Danielle Buck (46:08)

Yeah, absolutely. Thank you. And we would love for anyone watching who isn't on Patriot Mobile to join us. It takes about 20 minutes. I know our call centers are already closed for tonight, but put it in your phone and obviously call us tomorrow. We would love to have you so we can keep doing this. Great work.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (46:23)

Amen. Again, patriot mobile.com Rav patriot mobile.com Rav have Danielle is great. And Patriot Mobile, as we said, is doing great work.

Paul Nolan (46:33)

I'm changing over to Patriot Mobile. That's it. I'm done. I got eight lines with my family and iPads. I'm doing it.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (46:40)

That's it.

Paul Nolan (46:41)

You got me.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (46:42)

All right. Patriotmobile.com ravpaul that's the place to go. Make sure you get a free month if you use promo code rev.

Paul Nolan (46:47)

You know, she talked about free month for you.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (46:49)

Sounds like about a thousand dollars.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (46:53)

Tablets and wine.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (46:54)

Eight lines.

Paul Nolan (46:56)

I don't know how I keep letting.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (46:57)

My kids fishing mine make it nine. You'll never notice.

Paul Nolan (47:01)

Shack ass. Did you see Hillary? You know, we're talking about, like this revival and decency in America. This was Hillary's quote today. She said, the idea that you could turn the clock back and try to recreate a world that never was dominated by, let's say it, white men of a certain persuasion, certain religion, certain ideology, it's just doing such damage for what we should be aiming to do. I mean, this is what. This is what. This crazy lady who's so detached from reality and she still thinks she won.

Rick Delgado (47:36)

She still thinks she, she blames everybody.

Paul Nolan (47:38)

Well, she's obviously untouchable, but did you see what happened over at o' Keefe Media a couple hours ago?

Rick Delgado (47:45)

I got this.

Paul Nolan (47:45)

So I got the video here, if you want to roll that. It's a two and a half minute. This guy just blows the whistle on her husband. If you guys want to do this. Okay, it says he have it, but.

Rick Delgado (47:56)

Well, I've got, I've got the video that I sent. Here it is. It's the DOJ investigator. He admits that Epstein was a CIA asset. This was overheard Damon, at the Phoenix sky Harbor Terminal 4 airlines on a flight to D.C. u.S. Department of justice investigator for the Jeffrey Epstein case, tells all his name, last name Prager as well there. Paul Glenn Prager, DOJ investigator on the Epstein case, revealed on hidden camera that he reviewed Epstein's itineraries and interviewed lots of the victims. Claimed the DOJ avoided pursuing Epstein because he was an asset, an intelligence asset for the CIA. Here's that clip cut number 12. Check it out. From James O' Keefe Media Group. Cut 12.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (48:40)

It's not talked about yet, but it's.

Rick Delgado (48:42)

Soon come out that he was a CIA.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (48:45)

He was a CIA. He wasn't a CIA.

Paul Nolan (48:47)

I think he's protecting a lot of other people. It's not, he's, he's not protecting himself.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (48:50)

Because there's nothing there, but he's protecting.

Paul Nolan (48:52)

A lot of people because Trump's now saying it's a hoax of the case.

Danielle Buck (48:56)

Like a hoax or something.

Paul Nolan (48:57)

I mean, come on, you know, it's not a hoax. He's been on the plane, you know, many times. It's just he was never on the plane with the kids.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (49:04)

I've seen the itineraries and I've interviewed all the victims. There's never been an instance where Trump.

Rick Delgado (49:09)

Was on a plane with these kids.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (49:12)

And a rape occurred.

Paul Nolan (49:14)

But that can't be said for Clinton and it can't be said for others.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (49:17)

While the Clinton. Bill Clinton was on the plane, there were rapes that occurred.

Rick Delgado (49:22)

Yeah.

Paul Nolan (49:22)

That goes on, by the way, that video goes on and this guy ends up going out to dinner with this young woman with her information. And she recorded the entire two hour dinner in D.C. yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (49:34)

So what did he say again?

Rick Delgado (49:36)

It's all honey trap. That's how they get these people.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (49:38)

Absolutely.

Rick Delgado (49:39)

He basically went on to talk about how he explained that he interviewed all the victims and turned out they were all paid off by Epstein. Right. Before going to trial. Prager worked as an investigator inside the DOJ for over 20 years. Has a background in these investigations and insurance fraud investigations as well, as well as a brief stint in program integrity at the US Department of Human Health and Services. During his time at the doj, he claims he was tasked with interviewing Epstein's rape victims and investigating the flight logs. So he covered a lot of stuff in that interview. Again, that's just a quick 40 seconds. You can check out more. More. I know I. I definitely twixed it on my Twitter account as well. I'm sure you did, Paul. Yep. Sure. What?

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (50:25)

No.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (50:26)

What?

Rick Delgado (50:26)

You want information?

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (50:27)

What does it mean, though?

Rick Delgado (50:29)

It means he's retired now.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (50:31)

He's retired.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (50:31)

Well, he.

Paul Nolan (50:32)

The guy came out, was busted saying that Trump was not involved in any of these rapes with children. But the Clintons had a lot of high powered people are.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (50:40)

Yeah.

Paul Nolan (50:40)

And he's pissed that Trump is protecting people. People. And he, He. He kind of. It's.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (50:46)

I don't know.

Paul Nolan (50:46)

I. To me, it's a big deal. The Justice Department won't speak about. At least this guy will.

Rick Delgado (50:51)

Yeah.

Paul Nolan (50:51)

To a stranger. Cuz he's trying to get Sack.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (50:55)

All right, 43 past the hour live, Studio 6B. We'll wrap it up for a Wednesday right after this.

Paul Nolan (51:14)

Sa.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (51:44)

Hey there.

Danielle Buck (51:45)

I'm Mary Kathryn Hamm. And I'm Carol Markowitz. We've been in political media for a long time. Long enough to know that it's gotten, well, a little insane. That's why we started Normalely a podcast for people who are over the hysteria and just want clarity. We talk about the issues that actually matter to the country without panic, without yelling, and with a healthy dose of humor. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we do take the truth seriously. So if you're into common sense, sanity, and some occasional sass, you're our kind of people. Catch new episodes of normally every Tuesday and Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (52:39)

All right, live from Studio 6, speed 13 to the hour. Let's try to get to everybody here before we wrap it up. We'll start with Slick Slickster. What else is going on? Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS experience to promo code to use. What's going on, Slick?

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (52:50)

Getting down to the wire with the wild card. The Reds have come back and have tied it at three against Pittsburgh. So the Reds are looking to try to get tied with the Mets. The Mets right now trailing six to two. So in the eighth inning, Aaron Judge becomes fourth player in Major League Baseball to post 4:50 run home run. Only two clean players have done it. Judge and of course, the great Babe Ruth. Two great Yankees. This is Jack Baer of Yahoo Sports. It is accurate to say that Aaron Judge is doing stuff that hasn't been done since Babe Ruth from a clean player. The New York Yankees Star became the fourth player in Major League Baseball to post four seasons with at least 50 home runs on Wednesday, joining Ruth, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa. Obviously, those McGwire and Sosa feats come with asterisks, which we know. So congratulations. Looking forward to seeing Aaron Rodgers in the playoffs because what's happened? Well, the Yankees have clinched and they have moved on. They will see the playoff seedings. We should have that all for you on Monday and obviously we will be tracking the playoffs as the season goes throughout. And Sister Jean, Big D. She retired today. 106 years old. Not bad. I think it's time for her to step down from Loyola Chicago. Loyola Sister Jean announced retirement due to health concerns. The 106 year old Catholic nun, a campus minister and the official chaplain of the Loyola Chicago Ramblers men's basketball team is stepping away from her duties due to health concerns. According to the Loyola Phoenix. Sister Jean became a viral sensation by cheering on Loyola during its epic Final Four run as 11th seed in 2018. She has served in her role since 1991, so she'll be missed on the sideline for sure. But it's been a while since they've made a run, so we'll see. But we wish Sister Jean well in her retirement. 106 years old. God bless. And Big D. That's a wrap in sports for tonight. Back to you.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (54:23)

All right, Very good, Slick. So the White House, a lot of stuff at the White House. Trump is redoing. He redoed the Rose Garden. He's redoing a lot of the inside, making it redid the Oval Office, making a lot of it look better. And he redid the presidential Wall of Fame at the White House. And here's what that looks like, roll that.

Rick Delgado (54:46)

Wow, look at that.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (54:47)

Whoa. Go full screen, Aaron. That is all of the presidents.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (54:51)

Look at that.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (54:52)

Clinton.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (54:52)

Oh, Clinton's on Bush and the Rolode.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (54:55)

Okay. Obama. Okay. Trump. And then.

Paul Nolan (55:01)

The auto pen.

Rick Delgado (55:08)

Wow.

Paul Nolan (55:09)

I love it. Such.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (55:10)

Wow.

Rick Delgado (55:11)

He really is.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (55:13)

I was framed. I was framed.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (55:15)

Joe Biden's portrait is the auto pen. And as much as I appreciate the humor and I think it's just. I don't know how you can't love this guy.

Danielle Buck (55:23)

Guy.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (55:24)

It would be nice if we could look at that, knowing that the people who are responsible also were, you know, got their. Got their due for what they did. So it's all. It's nice to have that up. And I get the humor in it. But I think we'd all be a little more satisfied if we actually knew and found out what they actually did and brought the people who, God knows what illegally they did could bring them to justice.

Rick Delgado (55:49)

This.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (55:51)

So let's hope they're putting as much effort into that as they are the comedic value of it, which I think is great.

Rick Delgado (55:56)

Yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (55:57)

But it'd be nice to find these people and get to the bottom of. Of the auto pen and not let it just go out into the ether. And nobody, you know, nobody pay a price. Yeah.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (56:08)

Nope.

Rick Delgado (56:08)

And. And you get the people like Fauci, who gets to walk free with tens of millions of dollars and a huge pension. Wipe it all away.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (56:19)

Yeah.

Rick Delgado (56:20)

Take it.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (56:20)

Let's talk about somebody else who's going to be maybe facing down a little more. More trouble. And before you jump up and down about it, you know, the old saying is you can indict a ham sandwich, but what happens after that and what's the actual consequences is what you should. You should be waiting for. And that is, of course, the former director of the FBI, James Comey. And the word tonight, Delgado, is what?

Rick Delgado (56:45)

Well, the word tonight is that the. They are weighing indict Comey for false statements. The statute of limitation deadline do looms. The Justice Department is making plans considering the criminal indictment against the former FBI director for allegedly making false statements to Congress on multiple outlets. The investigation Decay and Tacomi is reportedly focused on whether he lied. We all know he lied. Statute of limitations, though, runs out on Tuesday. And it just begs the question because we know. We know they have his. All his statements, and they now know what the truth is. The thing is, the prosecutor who was tasked with doing this, Siebert, Eric Siebert, decided, well, he wasn't gonna put forth the charges. So the Trump administration has pushed him out. And they're making way for White House aide Lindsey Halligan to replace Siebert, who has yet to be confirmed by the Senate. But she was nominated a little while ago, so it should have gone through. But let's face it, it this is Congress, this is how they work. They don't want, they don't want Trump to get what he wants. And we'll hopefully we'll see an indictment of James Comey sometime before Tuesday. So that's a word.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (58:03)

Well, the thing on the indictment on Comey, if it's just about him lying, we all know he lied. The video is there. Everybody knows he lied. We know which videos that are that he lied in multiple. But if it's just about that, I would be disappointed because God knows what else this guy has been involved involved with. The day he shook President Trump's hand for the first time in the White House, when President Trump was there, that first little round meeting they did in that room where he introduced him and Trump thought he was great. He came over and look how tall this guy is. Remember that he already had a plan in place to try to frame this guy for treason. Trump that day that weasel did. So if this is all just about lying to Congress, I think that's a disappointment, quite frankly. I hope it's more than that. I hope they've looked at into anything else they can look into with this guy because there's got to be more because the guy's as corrupt as hell.

Rick Delgado (58:51)

Right?

Paul Nolan (58:51)

I think this is so many emails proving that he was talking to people. Listen, you need to be a team player in life.

Rick Delgado (58:57)

Well, not only that it was about the leaking is about what he knew what when he knew it. We told to lie for him. So you have all that. So we'll see what happens. Hopefully it'll come sooner rather than later because again, statute of limitations runs out on this Tuesday. The last thing I have for you do Damon, comes from J.D. vance at his, at his speech today down in Virginia. Here he is taking a question from a very special reporter. Cut number 11. Here you go. J.D. vance, cut 11.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (59:24)

Young man. We this is a very earnest young man. I don't he doesn't look like a journalist to me, but go ahead and shout out a question because I'm not going to deny that level of energy and that level of passion. What first of all, what's your name? Henry. Henry, it's good to meet you. You Henry, ask a question, please.

Rick Delgado (59:40)

I skipped school today.

Danielle Buck (59:42)

I was wondering if I could get.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (59:43)

A picture with You.

Rick Delgado (59:46)

Henry skipped school today and he needs a picture.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (59:48)

You might been off for the holiday.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (59:50)

You know.

Danielle Buck (59:53)

That'S a.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (59:57)

That Henry said I skipped school. Can I have a picture with you? Well, I guess you got to have some excuse to skip school, so I might as well get a photo with Henry. Is too cool.

Rick Delgado (60:15)

There you have it. J.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (60:17)

Hold on, let me get my phone.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (60:20)

You remember the day where someone would actually take that photo? But nowadays I can't bring up my. Bring up my brand new iPhone 17 picture myself.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (60:29)

Who's better than him?

Rick Delgado (60:30)

Yeah, skipping school and meeting school and.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (60:33)

Grabbing selfies with the vp. There you go. Yeah, the VP was pretty damn cool himself. Sure is. Sure. That's that whole speech today, if you haven't seen it. We highlighted just a couple moments, but that whole speech was just fantastic.

Rick Delgado (60:46)

Yeah.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (60:47)

By the way, we didn't. We didn't have time to get to this tonight, but I. I feel like this story is a huge story and I don't feel like it's getting much attention. Do you all know what the Secret Service has done in New York City the last couple days?

Rick Delgado (60:59)

No.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (60:59)

Dismantling this network work.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (61:01)

Oh, I heard something about that amid.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (61:03)

The UN meeting in New York City.

Slick Scott (Sports commentator) (61:05)

A jamming communications.

Host (possibly David or main anchor) (61:06)

I mean this to me seems like it should be a way bigger story this. So basically the US Secret Service dismantled a network of electronic devices that were scattered all across the tri state area that had the capacity, if I read it correctly, to send 30 million text messages a minute and completely overload the entire northeast corridor system. System including like the 9 one. Like the whole thing. Phones, communication, 9 one one. It all would have gone down. And I don't know if this is some kind of test run for something or what, but I feel like this story is not getting nearly the attention it should be getting. So maybe we'll get into it tomorrow. As always, we salute our military. Active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks guys on the show. Aaron, Fran, great job. Job as always. We'll see you tomorrow night, 8pm right back here. Live from Studio 6P. Lowes knows how to get you ready for holiday hosting with up to 35% off select home decor and get up.

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