TRUMP DELAYS IRAN ATTACK, $1.7 BILLION FUND FOR ALLIES PROSECUTED UNDER BIDEN | LIVE FROM STUDIO 6B - MONDAY, MAY 18 2026

Summary

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Real America's Voice: LIVE FROM STUDIO 6B

Episode Title: TRUMP DELAYS IRAN ATTACK, $1.7 BILLION FUND FOR ALLIES PROSECUTED UNDER BIDEN
Date: May 19, 2026
Hosts: Damon Spencer Pratt (Main Host), Slick (Sports Commentator), Rick Delgado (Headline News), Paul Nolan (News Reporter), Aaron (Co-host/Contributor), Fran (Producer)

Overview

This episode of Live from Studio 6B dives into breaking political and cultural stories including the WNBA’s Caitlin Clark backlash, Trump’s handling of Iran and the cyclical frustrations with U.S.–Iran diplomacy, a new $1.7 billion compensation fund for Trump allies prosecuted under Biden, campaign antics in Los Angeles, and more. The panel voices strong, sometimes provocative opinions on identity politics, government fraud, U.S. foreign policy, and American culture, while mixing in sports highlights and listener engagement.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Caitlin Clark & WNBA: Identity Politics in Sports

[04:28–13:38]

• Damon Pratt opens with a fiery take on the WNBA’s promotional snub of Caitlin Clark, who he says has single-handedly elevated the league’s popularity.
  • “The WNBA is committing business suicide right in front of our eyes, and they’re too drunk on DEI nonsense to see it...This isn’t complicated. Sports is supposed to be the one place where merit still matters.” [06:30]
• The hosts contend Clark is excluded from league promotion due to race and the WNBA’s focus on “identity over merit.”
• Slick: “It’s reverse racism, really...they’re just regular women playing basketball better than other regular women playing basketball. There’s a few elite ones that really stand out, and you want to bash on the one who’s bringing you all the gravy. You’re insane.” [10:19–11:16]
• Paul Nolan: The league is described as being “steeped in hate” and “racism,” with harsh criticism toward “ultra woke” elements.
• Consensus: The league is accused of “killing the golden goose,” and most of the panel suggests Clark should leave for Europe.

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2. Trump, Iran, and “Diaper Diplomacy”

[26:52–37:37]

• Audio clip of President Trump clashing with New York Times’ David Sanger over media portrayals of the administration's Iran policy.
  • Trump: “We had a total military victory…But the fake news guys like you, write about it incorrectly…When you write like they’re doing well militarily and they have no navy, no air force…We knocked out everything…” [27:20–29:03]
• Discussion of the White House’s rejection of a new Iranian peace proposal.
  • Rick Delgado: “They’re just kind of rehashing the same crap, thinking that we’re going to take it this time, not like the previous administrations. This one is not going to fall for it.” [30:48]
  • White House Deputy Press Secretary (clip): “President Trump holds all the cards. They (Iran) have been absolutely decimated militarily. They’re now being strangled economically by Operation Economic Fury." [30:48]
  • Damon Pratt: Frustration at the repeating “cycle” of threats and delays—“I can count the times I’ve said the Iranian regime looks at time as survival...somehow they continue to find more time.” [31:37]
  • Panel critiques both media coverage and perpetual US warnings, with skepticism about meaningful outcomes.

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3. Compensation Fund for Political Prosecutions under Biden

[37:37–39:03]

• News of Trump dropping a lawsuit against the IRS in exchange for a $1.7B fund to compensate political allies allegedly prosecuted under Biden.
  • Rick Delgado: “The Truth and Justice Commission...includes hundreds of Trump supporters prosecuted for January 6th…and people like Rudy Giuliani.” [38:41]
  • Paul Nolan: “Justice for Rudy.” [39:02]
• The fund is meant to issue formal apologies and monetary relief through Dec. 2028.

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4. Election Campaigns & Social Media Antics in Los Angeles

[41:13–45:27]

• Coverage of a heated LA mayor's race:
  • Karen Bass vs. Damon Spencer Pratt (not actually running—fictional campaign as a recurring show joke).
  • Campaign spoof videos, creative social media skits, and satirical observations.
  • Commentary on campaign gimmicks: handing out syringes, spoofing TV shows, and digital fan engagement.

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5. Government & Student Loan Fraud, Accountability

[57:22–64:34]

• JD Vance warns blue-state officials could face prison for welfare fraud: “...fighting fraud in Washington D.C. is a little bit like fishing in a barrel with a nuclear weapon. It is the easiest thing to find…If you are committing fraud against the American people, you ought to go to prison.” [63:22]
• Better anti-fraud controls in student loans explained by Linda McMahon: “...we found that there was a lot of fraud going on, bots applying for these loans… kept a billion dollars of fraud.” [61:22]
• Ongoing skepticism about whether these enforcement actions will drive real change.

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6. Other Notable Segments

Sports Highlights

• Ronda Rousey defeats Gina Carano in MMA return: “Ronda Rousey defeats Gina Carano in 17 seconds...she would have broke her arm if she didn't tap out.” [18:11–20:30]
• NBA/NHL playoffs updates, the PGA Championship, horse racing, and rodeo achievements.
• Tom Brady’s catwalk debut: “...Tom Brady made his catwalk debut at the Gucci 2027 Runway in New York this weekend…he looked like motion of a GI Joe character.” [93:34–94:09]

Health & Culture

• Dr. Joseph Clark discusses Pure Health supplements, weight loss, and liver health. Humorous exchanges about eating habits.
• Critiques of woke culture, misguided priorities, and viral internet antics by politicians including a Michigan Democrat’s TikTok twerking campaign.

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• On WNBA and Caitlin Clark:

  • Damon Pratt: “A white girl from Iowa walked in and changed the game overnight...But in today's WNBA, excellence gets you sidelined in your own promotions if your skin tone disrupts the Equity fantasy.” [06:30]
  • Slick: “Talk about killing the golden goose...I don't think that league is going to be long for this world.” [09:34]
  • Rick Delgado: “She should just say, you know what? I'm going to retire from the WNBA. I'll go overseas to Europe where they actually pay us more!” [10:19]

• On Iran Diplomacy:

  • Trump: “We had a total military victory...We knocked out their entire navy...But the fake news guys like you...write about it incorrectly...” [27:20]
  • Rick Delgado: “Anytime you can, you can go against Lindsey Graham, I'd say is a good thing because Lindsey Graham is like, no, let's annihilate them now.” [33:13]
  • Damon: “I just feel like we keep hearing the same thing every time, every couple weeks...I’m not crazy about the cycle of hurry up and wait.” [32:57, 37:06]

• On Anti-Fraud Efforts:

  • JD Vance: “Fighting fraud in Washington D.C. is a little bit like fishing in a barrel with a nuclear weapon…” [63:22]
  • Linda McMahon: “We found that there was a lot of fraud going on, bots applying for these loans…last year we kept a billion dollars of fraud.” [61:22]

• Pop Culture & Social Commentary:

  • Stephen A. Smith (guest clip): "I don’t recognize this left, not this one…The extreme left is what I'm talking about, not the moderate left. The extreme moderate is a damn problem." [97:45–98:20]
  • Damon Pratt (re: Stephen A.): "I have like a limit. A red bar goes up on Stephen A., and then when it hits the limit, that's it." [99:15]

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Segment Timestamps

• 04:28 — Opening commentary on WNBA, Caitlin Clark, and identity politics
• 09:34 — Slick, Rick, and Paul join WNBA discussion
• 13:38 — Move to sports (NBA/NHL playoffs, Rousey vs Carano)
• 26:52 — Start of Trump vs Iran media/“diaper diplomacy” segment
• 30:48 — White House statement on Iran situation
• 37:37 — Discussion of $1.7 billion compensation fund for alleged political prosecutions
• 41:13 — LA mayor race campaign antics and social media commentary
• 57:22 — JD Vance on fraud; government accountability
• 61:22 — Linda McMahon on rooting out student loan fraud
• 63:22 — JD Vance: “fishing in a barrel with a nuclear weapon”
• 93:34 — Tom Brady runway segment
• 97:45 — Stephen A. Smith decries far-left politics

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Tone and Style

• Language: Direct, conversational, and at times provocative with colorful banter among co-hosts.
• Tone: Blunt, anti-establishment, anti-“woke,” skeptical of mainstream narratives, and unfiltered with humor.
• Lively back-and-forth, panel interruptions, and sharp takes.

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Useful for Listeners Who Haven't Tuned In

• Big Themes: Frustration with DEI/identity politics in sports, skepticism about government/media, support for anti-fraud measures, and a call for accountability and meritocracy.
• Cultural Relevance: The show frames current events with a populist, conservative lens, engaging with sports, politics, and media criticism.
• Entertainment: Sports coverage and social media/political campaign shenanigans provide lighter moments amid heavier political talk.
• Actionable Info: Points listeners to political developments, government accountability moves, and cultural stories with national impact.

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Summary by Real America’s Voice Podcast Summarizer, May 2026

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

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[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We miss you Friday night, David.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Hey, yeah, we miss you there, Dennis.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

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[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

They didn't know your name.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Eight o' clock on the east coast, live for studios. Purple Prince guy on a Monday. Brand new week. Getting, getting started. Glad you're in, everybody. Hope you had a good weekend. Slickster's here. He's gonna do some sports. Delgado's got some main headlines. Paul Nolan's gonna be playing around with the news. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Hope they had a good weekend as well. Oh, God, there's so much I want to say, but I just gotta keep my mouth shut. How are you?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Good, Big D. How you doing?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, we're fired. Off here on a Monday night. Doing good. How I like that hat.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Thank you.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Good. What'd you have today?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

What did I have today?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Regular day or a regular day?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

You know, rocking and rolling.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Busy day.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yep.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

You look a little more, you know,

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

a little more jazzed up, a little

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

more vibrant than maybe a normal slick.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

What are you using? A new rouge?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I thought maybe you had.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

No, I need one, though.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I like the hat. Looking good.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Thank you.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I think it's the pimp hat.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It's a little more formal, like. Yep.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Somebody called me a pimp a couple hours ago. I love you. You're a good looking little pimp.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay. Very good.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

That was not a compliment, Rousey. I mean, lousy weekend, though. Oh, my God, what a waste of time that was. Carano. I mean, the only thing that went faster than the weekend was Rousey pinning Carano.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. Well, that's true. Mr. Dugout, how are you?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I'm good, David. How are you?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I'm good. Very good. Very, very good. How was your weekend?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Very good weekend. Light, like slick. You know that 17 seconds was 17 seconds too long.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

It's unfortunate, but other than that, had a great weekend because it was nice out finally.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yep.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

90 degrees.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It was beautiful.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Oh, boy.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Now we're dealing with a strike in

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Long island, and then Thursday we're going back into the 60s.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Not so annoying. Mr. Nolan, how are you?

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I'm well. I didn't even know the Gina Carano Rousey fight was this week. And that's how little. That's how much. I'm done with sports. I've had it with that.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

But it was on Netflix.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

What?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Netflix.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Okay. I thought that's what you said.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah,

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

yeah.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Met some nice fans over the weekend. We were.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I saw the picture.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

They had pictures with you already.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Oh, did they?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Those guys who met Paul, they had pictures with you already. They took pictures with you.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Nice. And they still didn't know your name.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

They just don't have me or Delgado yet.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Right.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

So. Well, they know the little UFO guy.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah. Aaron and Fran are here. Aaron, how are you?

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

I'm very good. How are you, Damon?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I'm good. Aaron, how was. How was your weekend?

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

The weekend was great. Spent it in D.C. with Harry on the highway. The Crew, Jarvis, Jonah. It was a great weekend. Rededicate250 on the National Mall. Shout out to all the D.C. and Denver crew. It's a great weekend.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yep. Okay. Very good. Especially D.C. all right, let's. Let's start with tonight's first word. And. Well, tonight, I hope I'm not stealing Slick's thunder here, but let me tell you something real quick, and that is that the WNBA is committing business suicide right in front of our eyes, and they're too drunk on DEI nonsense to see it. Caitlin Clark is the biggest star this league has ever seen, period. She's the one who turned the WNBA from a niche sideshow that nobody. Nobody watched into something people actually pay some attention to. Now, ratings up, tickets sold out, jerseys flying off the rack, arenas upgrading venues just to handle the crowd showing up to see her. That's not hype, that's facts. A white girl from Iowa walked in and changed the game overnight. So what does the league do to promote their games this weekend? Where the Fever and the Seattle Seattle plays the Indiana Fever. They put out a graphic featuring Raven Johnson for Indiana, a rookie who's been riding the bench most nights. Then Zia Cook, Asia Wilson and Angel Reese. So four black players. Caitlin Clark, the unquestionable face of the league, the one drawing all of the new fans and all the new money, nowhere to be found. This wasn't an accident. This is the WNBA telling you exactly who they are. The league has been captured by the same identity politics that's ruining everything else in the country. They've built their entire brand around being a black woman's league. And that was fine when it was small and struggling. But the second a transcendent talent shows up who doesn't fit that narrative, a straight, white Midwestern kid with unlimited range and killer instinct, they start acting like she's the problem instead of the solution. You remember last year? The manufactured backlash, the cheap shots all season long on the court, the media hand wringing about how Clark's popularity was overshadowing the black stars who built the league. Built the league. They were playing in half empty gyms for years, losing millions of dollars. Clark filled them. She brought the casual fans, the mainstream buzz, the revenue. But instead of saying thank you and riding the wave, too many folks in that league got mad. Big mad that the spotlight wasn't staying on the preferred script. This is what DEI does to an organization. It turns competence and star power into threats. It makes you resent success that doesn't check the right racial boxes. Caitlin Clark's greatness isn't about race. It's about her talent, her skill, and that rare ability to make people care. She plays joyfully, aggressively. Winning basketball, people respond to that. They always have. But in today's wnba, excellence gets you sidelined in your own promotions. If your skin tone disrupts the Equity fantasy. This isn't complicated. Sports is supposed to be the one place where merit still matters. You play ball, you win, you draw crowds, you then get the shine. But these folks would rather protect feelings and demographics than grow the game. They'd rather push Raven Johnson on the graphic than the woman whose presence is actually moving the needle. The WNBA has a choice to make. Keep playing these racial games and stay small and bitter, or embrace the Caitlyn Clark era and let her elevate everybody. Right now, they're choosing bitterness. They're choosing the narrative over the numbers. They're choosing DEI over dollars and common sense. And that's why this league stays, for the most part, on life support while pretending it's making progress. Caitlyn Clark keeps showing up and balling out. The real question is whether the WNBA is too far gone in its delusions to let her save the league. I'm betting on the league fumbling this bag again because that's what happens when you put feelings and identity ahead of the truth and of the real talent. The corpse here just hasn't hit the floor yet. And that's tonight's first word. Our live from Studio 6B. Eight minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. I'll give you all a crack at this one, I'm sure. Slick. I'll start with you. I don't know if you saw this ad. I just couldn't believe it.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah, I mean, it seems like there's a campaign against everything she does, right? She had a little bit of an injury, slow start, and right away they run a rider off. But no, you know, it's just typical. I mean, I hate to say it, but it's. Reverse racism is really what's going on here. Let's call it what it is. That's the elephant in the room here. It's been like that since she came in the league, right? Came in like Larry Bird. Shot the lights out of everything that was going on. I mean, totally transcended the sport. They went from flying in the back of a coach airplane to private jets. Every team just about right. And just the money was flowing in. You're right. I mean, talk about killing the golden goose. This is a perfect example because of, like you said, feelings dei. And here you see it destroying, and that will destroy that league. I don't think that league is going to be long. And I certainly, once our career is over, it was going to be pretty much finished anyway. Because I don't think you see a player like her again.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

No, I've been saying this since, since last year. She should just say, you know what? If you're not going to. If you're not going to call these fouls, if you're going to treat me worse than everybody else, guess what? I'm going to retire from the wnba. I'm going to go overseas to Europe where they actually pay us more. And I'll light it up over there and I'll actually be treated like a human and I'll become a superstar over there and you guys can fold up your tents and continue losing money because that's. That's all it is. It's a place for the. The NBA to write off losses because they fund the wnba like the WNBA can't fund itself. It needs the NBA to survive. You couple that with. With. What do you call it? Oh, what's. What's this. This woman, she challenged a D3.5,8 player, this WNBA player, and she lost. You got the ball. Brothers talking about how in eighth grade, they could beat WNBA players easily because they were already dunking.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So you're not talking about elite? Like, elite. I'm like, oh, my goodness. These are freak shows of people. No, they're not. They're just, you know, they're just regular women playing basketball better than other regular women playing basketball. But you're talking about. There's a few elite ones that really stand out, and you want to bash on the one who's bringing you all the gravy. You. You're insane.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah, well, you think about it. When they. When they were, you know, doing all that woke stuff when it first came out, and then Caitlin Clark bent the knee, so to speak. And then the backlash was even worse because all the people who were behind. Oh, yeah, you know, were like, how could you do this? We're all behind you. You're getting bullied, and we're supporting you. Now you're gonna kowtow to it. And it kind of turned a lot of fans off at the. At that time. But it just goes to the example of there is no giving any quarter to the ultra woke, especially that lesbian black league. They are that most hateful group of all the demographics. So she takes that knee, she kowtows, and all it does is alienate her even more. So she doesn't even. She's. She. She was aware of poop by default no matter what she did. So the league is shooting itself in the foot. It's steeped in hate. It's steeped in racism, as Rick said. And I. I think you're right. I think if at some point she's got to say, gonna go to Europe for Yale, see how you guys do.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. Good luck.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Good luck with that.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Is right.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah. I mean, it's crazy that this is. This is the. That's the graphic they use for the Indiana game. And Raven Johnson. I was fine, but she's. She doesn't play. She stinks.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

She's on the bench. She's on the bench.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah. She put up.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

She's the point.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

That'd be like. That'd be like promoting the Lakers in the finals and not putting LeBron where. Think of them. Whatever. Doesn't matter what you think of him. Not putting LeBron James.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We think of him, but advertise.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. Putting Bronnie on there.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah. Be like putting some bench warmer who never sees the floor on there. Some white kid who sits on the bench. It's like, what are you doing? And whoever did this ad should be fired. But we know that he was probably told to do it wasn't his decision. It was the league's decision to put her on it. Like, who's tuning in to watch her meanwhile? Nobody.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Meanwhile, if I were to see that graphic, I would assume, oh, Caitlin Clark's not playing, so why watch?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, exactly.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Right. So that. That also hurts them as well. Ridiculous.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Woke. Go broke.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Broke.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. Just getting started on a Monday night. We'll do sports, we'll do news. We've got an eastern conference finals that's set in the NBA. Our own New York Knickerbockers take on the Cleveland Cavaliers.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Big game seven tonight too.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Game seven.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Buffalo in buffet.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Got in hockey.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

All right.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

We get back right after this penny at Le. Foreign.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Seventeen past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday. Brand new week halfway through the month. Second half coming up. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado's gonna do some main headlines. How was what even is done on Friday?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I thought it was a lot of fun.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Slick, how was it really?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

It was good. It was good.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah. Did Aaron do the intro?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Aaron did an amazing intro. My goodness, she is. She's one upping you. I think she's. She's taken over.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It was the best part. It's not hard.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

What did Fran say?

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

He said that was the best part.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

He said that was the best part.

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Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Fran, I'm glad you said it.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Oh, Slick, agree.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Rick has done some amazing ones. This one was good. So good. I can't. I can't remember. I can't even remember what it was.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Shut your mouth when you're talking to me.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Leave dog out. All on you two.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I know. Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Sticking up for you. You see, Damon does love you.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I haven't even seen it now.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah. What does that say that's even worse.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

You don't even watch the shows.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

He doesn't. He doesn't pay attention when he's on the show and when he's not on the show.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Right, Good point.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Unless he gets.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Unless you get a phone call.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, yeah.

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All right.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Big D playoffs. That's what's going on. Come on, it's springtime. We got the playoffs. NBA and NHL. Right now, not such good news. We're kind of pulling for Buffalo because we have Panhandle Paul and a few others like Tick, Dolphin and the Patriot that are in the chat. We want to see their team win. So Buffalo's trailing two nothing in a Game 7 win or, well, in this case, stay home. Right, because they're in Buffalo. But it's two nothing Montreal. And this is it. Winner goes on to the Eastern Conference finals to take on a very tough Carolina Panthers team. But we will keep an eye one period down, plenty of time, I always said, and I played hockey for 45 years, it's the dreaded two goal lead. A two goal lead is, is a dangerous lead, I got to tell you. So we'll see.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, in your league, didn't you score like 100 goals a game?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Well, no, sometimes you did. I mean, I had two games where I scored 10 goals, but you know, it's. Look at Montreal, look at the place. It's packed.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

They're playing against 7 year olds.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Crazy.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I was brilliant. Was that the Stevie Wonder?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Paul, we were playing on? We were foot. It's foot hockey. A little different. Not as tough as ice hockey, of course. And NBA action. Big D, Game one, Western Conference final. Oklahoma City hosting the San Antonio Spurs. Actually good matchup.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I mean, that's basically the NBA title.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Well, you said Knicks fans aren't going to want to hear that, but Thunder are a six and a half point favorite. Big D. That game tips off 8:30pm so we'll have that coming up.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

How much favored?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Six and a half point favorites.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay. Sixteen.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

No, I didn't. No, you're hearing things. No, six and a half.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, I'm old.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I'll tell you one thing. If you got up to go get a cup of coffee or a glass of wine. That Ronda Rousey fight, I mean I was so I stayed home, I watched the whole Dawn Court and I'll take. There was some great fights at the beginning of the card. They didn't last long either, but there was some, some good fights. Ngannou, I'll get into that in a moment. But Ronda Rousey defeats Gina Carano in 17 seconds. And they say Netflix thriller. I don't know about that. Warner Todd Houston of Breitbart Ronda Rousey fans witnessed an epic win Saturday when she forced former MMA fighter Gina Carano to tap out after only 17 seconds. Neither Rousey nor Carrano has entered the ring in years. Rousey hasn't fought in nearly 10 years and Carano moved on from the game 17 years ago. There's no way she was going to win. That was EAS that bet. But if Rousey just fought her last round, she went out as a winner. Fox News reported Rousey was in command of the bout from the very beginning, charging in at Carrano, securing a clinch, performing a perfect judo takedown. You see it right here. Delivering a few quick jabs to the face. She wanted none of that. And then deploying her famed arm bar, causing Carano to tap out quickly before she really even had a chance to make any moves of her own. And actually Rousey said if she had to, she would have broke her arm. If she would. If she didn't tap out, she was going to break her arm for her. So unbelievable there. And well, it was a cute clip at the Ronda Rousey. They asked her, obviously you got Jake Paul there. He's looking to make money with his new mvp. They want to give the MMA a run. I'll tell you, the audience, there was nobody in the audience. I don't know what the numbers were. I didn't see the final Netflix numbers. But then again, it's Netflix. You pay 20 something dollars a month. It's not a true pay per view event in my opinion.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I mean none of these leagues are going to challenge mma. I mean, come on.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

No, absolutely not. And I agree with you, Big D. But she did have a good comment at the end when she was asked if she's going to fight again being get back in there with the younger ladies and cut 14. Aaron, if you could just. I know there's a couple of blee in there, but if you have that

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

cut there, I said she's my hero

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

and just thank you for everything and

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

thank you for bringing me back home. I do wonder.

[JD Vance]

And I'll ask you the same question

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I asked you earlier in the week.

[JD Vance]

It was so quick. Is there any chance we could see more of this? I think everyone wants to see more of you competing. You look so good, so dominant out there. Listen to this crowd. Look at the reception you've had since coming back to mma. Is there any chance we'll leave that, that door a little bit open?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

There's no way I could have ended it better than this.

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

I want to have some more babies

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

and I got to get cooking.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I gotta have some more babies. I gotta get cooking. And Francis Ngannou looked very impressive, although his opponent wasn't too impressive. That guy Lindsay, that was a cakewalk. And Mike Perry, I mean, the job that he did was unbelievable as well. There was a bloodbath. I don't know if you got to see any of that Big D, but Nate Diaz, his face looked like a stuffed pig. It was unbelievable.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, I mean, it's at this point, these guys though, it's like, I mean,

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I don't know, little money grab.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It's like, yes, do better job with your money so you don't have to keep doing this because you're getting old and boring.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah, I know. Well, it is what it is. And we dropped the ball on Friday night. We didn't pick that. The. Obviously we had the Preakness in Laurel, Maryland. Napoleon Solo holds off Iron Honor to win the Preakness. We had Kevin here and everything. He probably could have gave us the trifecta. We could have went to OTB on Saturday and cashed out.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Out.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

So. But anyway, that was the win on Saturday.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What horse is that?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I'm Napoleon Solo.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Napoleon Solo running the Derby.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Last I know, he worked in a bakery, Italian bakery.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

And hence, hence the problem with horse racing, as we discussed, when you can't have the Derby winner run because you have to do this. So back to back back stuff. Nonsense.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What horse is that?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah, well, it certainly isn't Golden Temple.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Who.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We really didn't know who that was either going in. I mean, I hadn't really heard of that horse. I mean, the only one I knew about had line on that was Kevin. Right. But trainer Chad Summers wants a shot at the Kentucky Derby win, a golden tempo. So it looks like we're calling each other out. Maybe there'll be a head to head Big D with the, well called the Belmont. It's actually gonna be called the Saratoga, I guess, this year. Right. But we shall see what happens there and. Yeah, I know. Really? I forgot it was even on. You believe it? I was so fixed on. I knew I had the Netflix fight and I was doing some stuff during the day and, you know, when it's not a Triple Crown, unfortunately for me, they lose me. I don't know about you guys. Did you guys. Were you guys checking it out? Missed it.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Didn't even. Didn't even think about it.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I heard it about 10 after 7, and I was like, oh, geez, I missed. And that's a wrapping. Sports, Big D, back to you.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, Slick. Very good. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is a promo code to use. It says here that this horse came in at seven to one.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Okay.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

And had finished fifth in its last two races. It doesn't say one of those two races was the Kentucky Derby. So I don't think this horse even raced in the Derby. Derby.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah, I don't think so either. It can't. Like I said, came out of nowhere, basically.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

The 11 to 1 was third. Chip Poncho, another household name.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, 24 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

List.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Kick off the news with Mr. Nolan. Mr. Nolan, what's going on?

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

A lot of you saw this, but there was an active shooter threat over in San Diego Islamic Center. They were neutralized after a massive police response. What we know is San Diego police responded Monday afternoon to reports of an active shooter at the Islamic Center. Authorities said the threat at the mosque has been neutralized after a large SWAT emergency response. Children from nearby schools were evacuated as police established the perimeter. And officials, including Mayor Todd Gloria, urged residents to avoid the scene as the investigation continues. Pretty wild. We are seeing the Democrats are cashing in on. On this religious shooting and it's, you know, being politicized. You know, don't let. Let any tragedy go to waste as Hakeem, you know, Jeffries is weighing in. We must crush Islamophobia and the hate that's fueling it. I don't ever remember him ever standing up for Christian children, but I could be mistaken. Same with Shapiro over governor in Pennsylvania. So we'll, you know, it's the typical, typical stuff. Gavin Newsom chiming in on we gotta stop the Islamic hate. I, you know, it's seems to me there's a one way straight on this sort of thing.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

26 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, we'll kick off some headline news. Rick Delgado. We'll get back right after this. Sam, Foreign.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Slick's doing sports. Delgado is doing main headlines here in a second.

[JD Vance]

Second.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Paul Nolan's doing some news as well. Aaron and friend holding it down as always. Aaron back from her big trip to Washington D.C. this weekend for freedom. What was it free? No, not Freedom250.

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

Well, it was a free Freedom250 event. Rededication on the National Mall.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, how was the music, Aaron? I saw a lot of this was focused around the performances. How were they?

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

The music was excellent. The quality was really good. Everyone was having the mall. If you saw any of the footage, I mean, it was full. Everyone was, you know, praising, worshiping. Honestly, it was beautiful and the music was excellent. Everyone was really, really good. They had a bunch of choirs, a bunch of different solo acts. It was really great.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I heard that wasn't the only thing that was beautiful there.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, good.

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

There's a lot of beautiful things.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, very good. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some headline news. Rick Delgado's got it. Delgado, what's going on? All right. Actually, no, let's not do headline news.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Okay, Pivot, pivot.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Let's pivot. Let me see here. My eyes are so bad. It's just ridiculous. Fake news guys like you. I actually think it's treasonous. Trump clashes with New York Times David Sanger. That is the basis of tonight's diaper diplomacy. Roll it. Aaron. What would the use be of repeating the bombing?

[Unknown Guest]

You. You did it for 38 days. No, we did. And you did not get the political changes in Iran. I got. I had a total military victory. But the fake news guys like you, right? Incorrectly. You're a fake guy. And guys like you, write about it correctly. We had a total military victory. We knocked out their entire navy. We knocked out their entire Air force. We knocked out all of their anti aircraft weaponry. We knocked out all of their radar. We knocked out all of their leaders. Number one, and then we knocked out all of their leaders in the second division and we knocked out numerous of their leaders in the third division. And they're very confused. We've had a total victory except my people like you that don't write the trip. Yeah, you should write. I actually think it should sort of prejudice what you write. But you and the New York Times and cnn, I would say are the worst. On another wall better.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It's a good year, but it still

[Unknown Guest]

doesn't mean nobody your editors tell you what to write then. And you're right and you should be ashamed of this. I actually think it's treason when you write like they're doing well militarily and they have no navy, no air force, no anti anything. By the way, we knocked out 85% of their manufacturing missiles. We knocked out everything we haven't knocked out other than one bridge that we did because they misbehaved. But we have bridges we could knock down. We could knock out their bridges and their electrical capacity within two days we can knock out the whole thing. Then I read the New York Times and they act like they're doing well. Mr. Everybody does it. That's why your subscribers are way down. You know, the Times subscribers are way down because it's fine.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Wow, he went off on okay, David Sanger's having a good day.

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Open the door, let me out.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

He's too nice off the parachute here.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

He should be. He's too nice to them.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

He is.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

They are propagandists for I read they're just constantly rooting for America to lose. They're demoralizing. I just meanwhile, you know, Obama breaks wind. He's like it's the greatest victory in

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

history, the greatest win break ever.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

That's it.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. Let's do the news now. Headline news. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

All right. Well, let's go right to Iran since the president was just talking about it as the US Rejects new Iranian proposal to end the war. According to this from the Hill, the US Is again and President Trump have rejected an Iranian proposal to end the conflict between the two countries, according to this new report earlier today that Tehran offered a revised peace proposal that the White House shot down and didn't even need a plane to do it. Per top their American official and another source close to the matter. Reuters also reported Monday that the Iranians had transmitted a fresh peace proposal to Washington featuring terms seemingly close to those that the Americans have rejected in the past. So they're just kind of rehashing the same crap, thinking that we're going to take it this time, not like the previous administrations. This one is not going to fall for it. And on Sunday, President Trump advised Iran that the clock is ticking as peace talks between Washington and Tehran seem to be at a standstill. Here is White House Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly on what's going on with Iran and where the White House sees this cut. Number one, check this out.

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

Iran has a number of problems on their hands because President Trump holds all the cards. They have been absolutely decimated it militarily. They're now being strangled economically by Operation Economic Fury. And now they're more isolated than ever before. Look at some of those individual countries that are mentioned in that truth post. These are countries that tragically were brought into this conflict by no fault of their own and attacked by this rogue Iranian regime and they are fed up with what is happening.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. So you have it from the White House, you know, according to the deputy press secretary, that the, the clock is ticking for Iran and time is of the essence. According to President Trump, as he says, for Iran, the clock is ticking and they better get moving fast or there won't be anything left of them. Time is of the essence. Something that he posted on Truth Social.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, I mean, again, I know I'm going to get the, I'm going to get a ton of emails here, but I don't care. We've heard this. There seems to be a cycle we're in and it's seemingly a cycle we keep hearing replayed out and there's been continued warnings about time is ticking and then the next thing is, okay, destruction is coming and then destruction doesn't come and it's, oh, we're holding off. And this is seemingly now happened. And as we said, I mean, I can count the times I've said the Iranian regime looks at time as survival. I've said it over and over and over again. And somehow they continue to find more time. I mean, so I don't know what you guys think of this, but what does it say that he's getting asked this by the, our, our Arab friends. And, and clearly they must either be worried about retaliation from Iran and whether the US can protect them, but they've got to be worried about something to make this kind of request. And for Trump to say, okay, you know, we'll hold it off and maybe we'll hold off forever. He said today with Mark Cuban, right?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah, that's a good question. I don't know what the holdup might be There might be some back channel negotiations that are being worked out. Who knows?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I just feel like we keep hearing the same thing every time, every couple weeks.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

But again, you know, this also kind of shoots down this. Oh, President Trump, he just wants to go in there and blow things up. Yeah, Actually he doesn't. He's trying to. He's trying to go the diplomatic route.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

That's what I was going to say.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

You know, and, and he's. Anytime he's right, he can easily blow up everything. Right. Anytime he sees an inkling, it's like, do we. Is there a possible chance I don't have to use the military? Yeah, let's take that chance. So it seems like maybe he's. He's deferring to that. Anytime you can, you can go against Lindsey Graham, I'd say is a good thing because Lindsey Graham is like, no, let's. Let's annihilate them now. Yeah, right.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Let's take Saudi Arabia while we're at it.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah, exactly. Lindsey Graham's a lun. You don't want, you don't want to put his, his, his little britches in, into, into a twist.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Maybe I'm going, maybe not. Okay, let's. Whatever you just said. But I think there are more and more people, though, that are getting to the point of let's just finish this.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

You know, there is the implication.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I don't know what. Lindsay. I'm sorry, Paul. I don't know what Lindsey Graham is saying. Whatever you do, if that's a quote you just gave or whatever, but maybe they're not at Lindsey Graham, like, there's never been a war. They don't like, like him, but. Right. But a lot of people are getting to the point where they're like, this seems to be a pattern and why don't we just finish this to what course?

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Where you have to go in and nation build, eviscerate and obliterate everything and then kill mass casualties. You know, finish what. You know what I mean? So maybe we just got to, like you said even earlier in the year, finish it. Like, you got to trust.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Finish it. Like, let's take out whatever we have to take out that's remaining because some of the numbers disagree with some of the things we've heard, like what percentage of their ability to launch missiles is taken out. What. What percentage of what, you know, what they have has been taken out. What percentage of what is at the bottom of what sea. Why don't we just finish it? So it's a close to a Hundred percent of everything destroyed. And then when we find out what they're doing with 4Doe, what we're doing with Natanz, what we're doing with the enriched uranium, and let's. Let's end it. I think that's what they mean. Not go in nation build and do all this nonsense. No one's ever talked about that.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Let's go get big Trump on the phone. D. Well, let's just ask him. Come on. You got connections.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, Lindsey Graham. Let's see, there's a few different quotes here floating around. Let's see, we've hit a wall on a deal. Let's. Let's make them hurt more.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I don't think there's a deal ever to be made. If you don't start from that premise, then that's probably why you're caught in this cycle. Dude, I don't think there's a deal. Does anyone actually legitimately think there's a deal where they throw up the white flag and say, okay, yeah, come on in? I mean, what's. What does a deal mean? What's a deal look like?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I think a deal is not with this regime. Maybe he's waiting for them to rise up and finally take these people out again.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Time.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I don't know.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

He'll be gone before that happens.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

By the way, Lindsey Graham. Lindsey Graham is saying that the US Needs a strong response and the idea of creating a circle of death around Iran's nuclear sites. So you see where. You see where he's coming from? He wants a circle of death. Circle of death. That's Lindsey Graham.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

That's Rilla.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Whoa.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Anyhow, I mean, if you think there's a deal to be made, put a one in the chat. If you don't think there's a deal to be made, put a 2 in the chat.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Deal to be made with who? You know, we don't even know.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I think that's the problem.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

That's the point. So who are we dealing with? What is.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

What's the first.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What is the thing that we always dealing with? Pakistan. We're not dealing with Pakistan. Do they benefit more if they dragged us on? Who's.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I mean, we have no idea what the truth is or what's going on. Unfortunately, the endless amount of propaganda from every single direction. How can we even pretend to know how this is going to unfold? I. I don't know.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, the twos are overwhelming. Twos are overwhelming. Yeah, I don't. I don't. I don't know. I don't know, but I, I personally not crazy about the cycle of, of

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

hurry up and wait.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well no, I, where I saw a graphic on it actually I thought was kind of nailed it. I don't know where it is now, but I don't know. This cycle of kind of okay, threat it's coming.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Okay.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I'm holding off because of somebody else and then it's okay, time is ticking again. They better hurry up. This is not acceptable. Okay, now we're going again and it's destruction as of this time and then I'll go away. I'm calling it off. And it's just this circle of kind of the same thing. All right, Delgado, what else?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Let's see also, President Trump. Trump dropped a lawsuit against the IRS earlier today seeking $10 billion in damages for the leak of his tax returns. In response, they made a deal to come up with with a $1.7 billion fund to take care of the people that have been prosecuted by the government. Basically a $1.7 billion compensation fund for the political allies who've been investigated under Democratic predecessor Joe Biden. And of course, the weaponization of the justice system. Here is cut number two. Here's CNN reporting the details of that fund. Cut two, check this out.

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

The acting attorney general saying the fund will have the power to issue formal apologies and monetary relief owed to claimants. Submissions of claims are voluntary. And they also say here there are no partisan requirements to file a claim. Now, the deadline to file a claim is December 15, 2028. That would be shortly after the next presidential election, but before the next president takes office.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. The Truth and Justice Commission, as it's called for individuals who believe they were unfairly pursued by the Biden administration includes hundreds of Trump supporters who were prosecuted for their involvement in January 6th in the Capitol, as well as people like, oh, I don't know, Rudy Giuliani might be seek some redemption for how they came after him.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Justice for Rudy.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

We'll see.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, live from Studio 6 Bay, we'll do some more sports with Slick. More news coming up. Slick, I think I found your long lost brother. He's getting ready for the Knicks game tomorrow night.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Oh, sorry.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

We're back right after this. Spike Lee wearing. Foreign.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Thirteenth in the hour. Live from Studio 6P on a Monday. Brand new week, May 18th. Glad you're in Slickstune Sports. Delgado's doing main headlines right now. Paul Nolan's got some more news coming up. Aaron and friend holding it down as always on a Monday. Glad you're in. Everybody in the chat, chat, chat, wherever you're watching Facebook Rumble X YouTube, make sure you follow Real America's Voice on all their socials at Real AM Voice and of course live from Studio 6B at LFS6B pretty much everywhere at LFS6B show on Instagram. Good to see all of our friends in the chat. Chat is lively tonight, which we always love to see on X Facebook Rumble. Like I said, everywhere. Getter all of our friends there as well. Let's get back to the headline news. Delgado's got it. What's going on in California?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, the LA mayor's race is getting better and better. Damon Spencer Pratt is cranking things up

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

and though I got a shot to win or what he's got, he's got a real shot. Like real we're headed for a runoff

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

and it's the two of them. He's going to win.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

It could be because Karen Bass. And Democrats are now afraid. They're scared of Spencer Pratt. That's coming from the Washington examiner as he is unlikely to win the Los Angeles mayor's race, given the partisan lean of the city. But his chances continue to rise as evidence of how terrified Karen Bass is of Pratt's candidacy and how she's floundering to try to fend him off. She's talking about giving out, giving out teeth to meth heads, you name it. She's looking for anything.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Invisalign, here we come.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

She's looking for anything to try to save her mayorship. Here is cut number three. I'll let you see this. We're not allowed to play the audio, but it's the latest Pratt Prince of Bel Air campaign video that he put together, that he does a little rapping. He basically wraps through the whole thing. A spoof of the Prince of Bel Air Y Will Smith show from the 90s.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Sure.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

And it just hits a home run. And you're seeing it from the right and the left, people commenting on his, his, his media blitz. And it's not even so much him that you got. He he has a lot of fans who are creating this stuff for him as well. Here is another campaign video he did. This one's cut number four. Basically spoofing off Disney magic. Cut number four. Check this out.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I mean, I was kind of freaked out.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, Karen, you want no violence. Doozy of a dookie, They do that.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

A long alley.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Just a wave of my stick to finish the trick.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Crappity poopity poo.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Oh, man.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Dookity. Do you name it? He used all the childlike poopy references he could. He could fit into that quick little, quick little Disney fan made Disney Pratt type of campaign ad. Plus you got a couple of fan made things here. Here's cut number five. Fan made one with Mayor Bass. Again, no audio on this one. Check this out. She's handing out syringes to more of the LA's finest. Look at this.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

And you get a syringe. And you get a syringe.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

You get a syringe.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Syringes and teeth.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Teeth.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Wow.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

They all put them in. And again, this is all stuff fan made. Here's another great one. This is basically Thunderdome.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

And it's got some great visuals on it. It's about a minute long. And you can find this. I retweeted this one as well.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Is he using Dina Turner song?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It's all licensed music that we can't.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

It's probably Tina Turner.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Right?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Beyond the Thunderdome.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, I figured.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

But some of the. These things are super, super effective, especially in la.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Tina Turner, so.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So people are responding to this and that's why Karen Bass, as you see her, playing the Tina Turner role there. Yeah, they're a little nervous about the momentum that Pratt is undeniably gaining as the. As the campaign draws to the runoff. So I think they got about two weeks till they. Till they vote. But the top two go to the. Go to the finals, as they say.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We don't need another Karen.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah, exactly.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

There he is.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

He found the water that they. They needed for the fires.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Whoa, look at Slick. That's some suit he's got. I think I had that suit at home.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah, all right.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I know I have this suit.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. 58 minutes till the hour. Live from Studio 6B, Paul Nolan's got some more news as well. What's going on, Paul?

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Another step in the positive of the cultural, I guess you could say, push back Texas hospital to launch a youth detransition clinic. Fire doctors and $10 million in settlements over transgender treatment. So the largest children's hospital in the United States will create the country's first detransition clinic to undo gender affirming treatments for transgender youth and fire five doctors who perform the procedures and settle a joint investigation by the state and President Trump's administration. The U.S. justice Department and AG Ken Paxton, a Republican, said in the separate announcements that the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston would also pay 10 million for allegedly billing the state's Medicaid program for gender affirming treatment prohibited by the state. Paxton's office said the settlement is the result of a years long investigation into a 1000 bed hospital practices, including allegedly using false billing codes when seeking Medicaid reimbursements. The Texas Children's Hospital in a statement said it would be compliant with all laws. Hospital said it was settling the investigation to protect our resources from endless and costly litigation and return to focusing on patient care. How novel.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

You're gonna focus on patients care.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Patient care.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What the children.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

What a wonderful idea, you animals. Anyway, you know, civil rights groups are pushing, they're condemning the settlement saying it placed politics over sound medical practice. But they're libtards and they're transfer Bob wannabes and we don't care what they say. This is, this is a good step in the right direction.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, very good. 537 minutes till the hour. 53 past the current hour. Let's do some sports. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Slickster. What's going on?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

All right, Big D, game seven update from Buffalo. Canadiens continue to lead to nothing but about 12, 22 to go there in the second period. And we need a score from Buffalo here. They're trying. Spurs and Thunder. Spurs are out to a quick lead. 127 victim with six points. 648 to go there in the first over the Thunder. It is a game one. Major League Baseball scores Marlins 12 nothing over the Braves. Pitchers duel there. Bottom of the sixth, bottom of the sixth. Another pitch is the Rays 154 over the Orioles. Reds lead the Phillies 4 to 3. Bottom of the eighth, top four guardians over the Tigers, 41 guardians playing good ball. Mets 5 to 3 over the Nationals. Mets coming off a big win yesterday. That's in the bottom of seven. Yankees and Yankees trail the Blue Jays five to three. Top of the six coming off a rough loss to your New York Mets yesterday. You guys see that game? Unbelievable.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Did you hear the announcer got in hot water with laughing at them.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Oh yeah, yeah. With the Chisholm thing or not.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah. Some kind of egregious era and the announcer was laughing at the Mets like, like we stink. And they were, they were talking about on the fan today.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Guess what happened and Aaron Ray pulls away from loaded field to win PGA Championship Championship. Mark Schlaback of ESPN Sports, Newton Square, Pennsylvania. Until Sunday, Aaron Ray was best known for being the PGA Tour golfer who played with two gloves. Now Ray will be remembered as the first English born golfer to win the PGA Championship in more than a century. After his stunning victory at Aranamink Golf Club in a final round in which none of the game's biggest stars seemed capable of taking control, Ray finally did and won the Wanamaker Trophy after five under 65. His 72 hole total of nine under 271 was three strokes better than Jon Rahm and Alex Smalley. I know, Paul, you were in fim yesterday, right? And Ray said he wasn't aware of England's 107 year drought without a PGA Championship until Saturday. Did you realize that Big V over 100 years since an Englishman won the PGA Championship? Yeah, extremely proud, Ray said. There's a lot of incredible and historic English players over those hundred years who have gone on to achieve incredible things and had phenomenal careers. But to this event and then to be the person, the first one to have done it in a long time from England is an amazing thing and something to be extremely proud of. So good job Aaron Ray and he's a good guy. Good to see him win that.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Rapping sports and it's a wrap on hour one. Hour two coming up live from Studio 6B on a Monday. We're back right after this. Sam.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

If your television sounds funny in the

[Unknown Guest]

evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, hour two, much to do live from Studio 6B. 9 o' clock on the east Coast. Slickster's here, still going do some sports. Delgado's still here. He's going to do some headline news. Paul Nolan's got some headlines as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always. Good to see everybody in the chat.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I see that, honey.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

K on X says, you know, Elton sang at Rush Limbaugh's wedding. Oh, sang, I think you said, at Rush Limbaugh's wedding. Yeah. All right. Did you ever hear Elton asked about, about Trump when he asked? Called him little rocket man. He thought it was great.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Elton's pretty laid back. He doesn't care.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

So people arguing with me about Billy Joel's piano playing ability. I mean, well, you were talking about

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

that he was a piano man.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Billy Joel was a very serviceable piano player for what he did. But as on, on par of when you say piano players like, like Liberace or Herby Hancock, Little Richard Hornsby or. I mean, Billy Joel is not considered a great piano player. Billy Joel is a good piano player for what he did. For what he did. He was, he's a fantastic songwriter, musician, but serviceable piano player, I think is a fair. And I think he would agree with that, by the way.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

And, and he's the entertainment entertainer.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

He is the entertainer and he is the piano man. He is a great songwriter, one of the greats ever.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

What about somebody like John Valby?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

John Valby's a very, I mean, getting past what he does. Yeah, he's a good piano player. People sing Liberace and they think all the, you know, touch my. Want to touch my gown.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

And I wish my brother hell of a piano player.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Victor Borga, hell of a piano player. Real piano players.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

So who's the best in your opinion, besides one of these wing dings with a PhD from Harvard guy that you're going to bring up who's the best

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

ever Wingding wing ding.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

A guy that we never heard of. We, you know, this audience doesn't want to hear about, you know, Bill, but

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I asked about Rick from the. You know, what about John Lord from Deep Purple or Rick Wakeman from. Yes, those guys were as good as it got.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, those were like piano players or like keyboarders.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Because if you could play a keyboard, you can play a piano.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

There's a big difference.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Big difference.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Thank you, friend.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I can play a keyboard. Tie.

[Unknown Guest]

There is.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

So what you're going to try to tell me a guy who could play the keyboard board as well as anybody in the world can't play the piano as well.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Keep playing.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Good.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I don't know. I'm not saying it.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I find that to be hard.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

They lean on the notes a little longer on the keys.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

A lot of keyboard stuff. Could be one hand. Depends what you're playing, right? Depends what you're playing. I saw Billy Joel, Nelton John at giant stadium in 1994. Incredible. Chrissy Cat, 64, says doing pianos.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

That was a dueling piano to her.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Billy Joel was a fantastic performer, too. I mean, it still is. I talked to him like, it's passed.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Plus, he was.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Probably seen him 20 times.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I never was crazy about him. But Billy Joel, no, I never was. He's a great artist. I respect him, but I was. That wasn't really my style, you know.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, we know your style.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We got scenes from a Chinese restaurant. Dog on the left, cat on the right. Either one could be on the menu tonight. You know, that's what I call writing.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

You know, like, by the way, since you're talking about music and I know we got to get the news, but

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I said to get the news.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I sent you that clip of Eric Church's UNC commencement. How did you. How did you.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

10 out of 10. 10 out of 10.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Wasn't that great?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What a message and the way to. Way to tie it all together.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

That is a 10 out of 10 commencement speech. Brilliant. Quite frankly, brilliant. The way he did it, the way he tied it together, what he said, said, the way he tied it to music, to his guitar, some of the analogies he drew. I mean, just absolutely fantastic message. And I. And he's, I guess from there. And I'm actually not a huge fan of his. I mean, it's fine. The chief. Not a huge fan of his music. I mean, I like it, but it doesn't rank up there with, you know, some other country artists for me. But I thought that speech was absolutely fantastic. I'm seriously one of the best I can remember in a long time. Commencement speeches by an artist of that stature. Not just go there and, you know, blow smoke.

[Bo Davidson (Event Host)]

Right.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I mean, really went there with, really thought it through. What, what a, what a message it was. It was actually brilliant. So if you haven't seen that, Eric, Church at the North Carolina graduation really was very good.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

UNC commencement.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It was UNC commencement.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. I sat down and watched the whole thing. I was like, man, man, he nails this.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, he does.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

He's a good artist.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

The thought that was put into that really. And, and he was quite the deliver. I mean he really, the way he's, you know, obviously we know he can perform, but man, the way he got out there and spoke and delivered it, it was really fantastic. So. All right, six minutes past the hour. Let's do some more news. We got a bunch of news to get to here. Delgado's got it all. What's, what's going on? Delgado?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

All right, Damon. Well, I know you don't think that this is going to add up to much in the end, but I figured I'd bring some of it your attention anyway.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Because every little bit counts. As JD Vance subject matter is JD Vance warns blue state officials could face prison over billion dollar fraud epidemic. I know it's not a T, but it is a B and you need a bunch of B's before you get to the T's.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I'm more interested in the P word in this story than the B. Yeah, okay, me too.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Vice President J.D. vance predicted federal investigators will uncover criminal wrongdoing tied to alleged taxpayer funded welfare fraud in states including California. He told Fox News that the administration's anti fraud task force is looking into whether government officials enabled the alleged scams. He warned that anyone who covered up the abuse ought to go to prison. Here is kd. JD Vance, I should say cut number seven. Here he is talking about that Gavin Newsom on what he could have done to help stop the fraud. Cut number seven. Check this out. Has Governor Gavin Newsom contacted you to assist you?

[JD Vance]

I think the only contact we've had with Gavin Newsom so far is him telling us that we're not allowed to stop the fraud or in fact trying to sue us to stop the fraud. So no, we have not had a positive relationship with Gavin Newsom on this. But Haley, I say this with, with all transparency. I would love for that to change. I would love it if Gavin Newsom had A come to Jesus moment and said, you know what, I'm going to take this fraud issue seriously because we would work with him. We've said that to everybody, Democrat or Republican, we want to work with you to root out the fraud, but you've actually got to help us out.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. So there it is. There's J.D. vance. He said the federal government has shut down numerous fraudulent hospice centers and issued 22 subpoenas tied to an alleged fraud ring. In Minneapolis, the task force also announced a six month freeze on new Medicare enrollments for hospice and home care providers. So that's a good thing as well. Now he says state officials who knew about the fraud and failed to act should face the consequences. He says, when I hear about a report that says a governor, that says to the governor, here's all the fraud, he doesn't do anything about it. I asked myself, was anybody engaged in criminal wrongdoing? Was anybody in this office engaged in criminal wrongdoing? That was according to what Vance said. And he's got some. I guess he referenced a doge aspect to what they're doing in terms of trying to identify and locate the fraud. So it's a good start. And again, I know Damon, it's only won't change anything. It's only billions.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I'll stick to my story.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

But when you add up the billions, they eventually get to trillions. So you just gotta keep going after it. And you put some of these people in jail, you never know what else you might find.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

You know, when you were a little kid, they would tell you save a penny a day. A penny saved is a penny earned. You know, a billion saved is a billion earned. And day adds up good business.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

That's Trump change.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, again, my point, my point only was that nothing's going to change the behavior, not the amount of money.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I disagree with that. I feel like there's a massive deterrent. Yeah, I think people thinking twice about the scams they got running now.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, nothing's going to happen, so I guess we're not going to. It's not going to matter.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So. Well, let's see. ICE finds over 10,000 foreign students linked to OPT visa fraud skills scheme. That's another fraud.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

We shouldn't have that one for sure.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

How much, how much money is?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Unfortunately, the White House doesn't agree.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So you got, you got, you got fraud there, you got fraud there, you got fraud in Minnesota, you got fraud in California, you got fraud all over the country. I think we need to keep adding up these bees until we get to the teeth. That, that, that'll make Damon happy.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Well, yeah, well, 10 trillion here. 20. 20 billion there. 10 billion there.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Oh, you get to a trillion. That's.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

And then you add to that Linda McMahon stepping up and they're finding student loan fraud. Yeah, here's cut number eight. Here's Linda McMahon talking about the student loan fraud they stopped. Cut eight. Check this out.

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I'm really proud of one of the things that we've done and that is we've just really totally revamped the FAFSA program, which is the applications that students fill out, you know, for student aid as they're going to college. But as like many things in the government, we found that there was a lot of fraud going on, that there were bots that were applying for these loans, there were ghost students, there were dead people who were getting these loans, etc. And so we really did enforce and tweak this entire system so that we have this real time fraud identity now. And it's, it's as simple as showing an id, you know, online to show who you are when you're applying for, for these loans. And, and last year we kept a billion dollars of fraud.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Another billion right there. A billion.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

You know what's interesting is that, I mean, maybe it must be something different than I'm personally going through with a kid in college. I mean, it's hard to imagine how, I mean, going through this, what she describes there, that they put a stop to. I don't even know where that part happens, where it even could happen. I mean, Paul, you went through this. I'm working with the people you recommended to me on the student loan stuff. Like, I don't even see how this, where that alone. I mean, I'm doing it actively right now.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Well, they were talking about.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I don't even know where it happens.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

They were saying bots were applying for the loans and just giving free.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I know, but I'm going through the process of what has to happen. Even a bot. I don't know how you get it

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

through

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

with all of the back and forth, with all the personalized stuff you have to do for it.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

It's.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I don't know.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah, it's crazy. But. But you know what? The. They're finding it, they're rooting it out and hopefully it'll be enough to. Someday maybe you'll say, damon, it was worth it. Glass half empty or glass half full,

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

it'll be worth it if the behavior changes for sure. I'll be the first to say that

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

if you guys want to play my cut 16 on the way out? It's a short clip of Vance and it just fits right into this. If you guys want to bang that out, this would have to hit it up later. Give us cut 16.

[JD Vance]

At the State of the Union, the president gave me a very cool job. He decided to make me in charge of the fraud task force that we've been going after in Washington. And every we are,

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

every day people

[JD Vance]

ask me, they'll say, is that a hard job? And the President of the United States States will say, you know how we do in finding fraud today. And I'll say, you know, honestly, fighting fraud in Washington D.C. it's a little bit like fishing in a barrel with a nuclear weapon. It is the easiest thing to find. Every single day, my staff will bring me new reports of the ways that you're being defrauded. And there are all these. Look, there's a simple principle that I have which is if you are committing fraud against the American people, people, you ought to go to prison.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Let's see it.

[JD Vance]

If you are a public official and you're not fighting against fraud, you ought to have your money taken away because you should not be able to steal from all of you and give it to fraudsters.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, we're back right after this.

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[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

All right, B.D. just like that. We got a good one in Buffalo. Here we go, Key Bank Center. We got the Matias Samuelson defensive for Buffalo Lights the lamp at 13, 19 to the second period to cut the lead in half. Two to one. And we're going to have a great third period coming up, 48 seconds to go. Second period. Not quite over. A couple of face offs away, but it's going to be a great one down there. So Buffalo Sabres look out. And well, speaking of looking out, the spurs right now up 3629 over OKC on the road, 748 to go there in the second quarter. West Conference finals, game one. We will keep an eye on that as well. And well, Urban Maya, Big D, I guess you heard about that, lost his lawsuit. He filed a grievance over a firing. This has now saved the Jaguars over $30 million. Michael D' Orico of ESPN Jacksonville, Florida. Former Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer has lost his grievance against the team regarding receiving the balance of the remainder of his contract after his 2021 firing. This is an independent arbitrator rule. The Jaguars are able to fire Meyer with cause and would not have to pay him more than 30 million for the final four years of his contract, which he would have been due had the arbitrator ruled the Jaguars was fired. Meyer without cause, per the report. So unbelievable. Big D, a lot of money. He's going to be working on ESPN for a long while, so we shall see about that. And I'll tell you, the timing on this is strange. I thought the president we would have had him for the 250 fight in D.C. but Conor McGregor books July 11 return against Max Holloway this is Brett Okamoto of ESPN. Conor McGregor will return to competition for the first time in five years this summer, UFC CEO Dana White announced On Saturday, McGregor, 22 6, will face Max Holloway, 27 9, in a non title welterweight bout at UFC 329 on July 11 in Las Vegas. The former two weight UFC champion's return will take place after a five year layoff almost to the date. McGregor's last appearance was a TKO loss to Dustin Poirier in July. On July 10 of 2021, McGregor suffered a broken leg in the loss. I can't believe that was five years ago. It's unbelievable. I remember doing that on the show, that story as he took a step backward in the final seconds of the first round. So we shall see. Big D would have liked to see him at the D.C. white House. I thought, I don't think you could get a bigger name than Conor McGregor coming down there. Regardless of how long he's been out. He certainly isn't out 17 years. Like Carano, who had no business being in the ring. That was ridiculous. Okay, that's my rant for.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Very definitive, Slick. Very good.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Although her dad, her dad, former Dallas Cowboy, backup quarterback to Danny White, Glenn Carano was there to give her a hug as she left the ring.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

And what are your feelings on him?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Him, he was, you know, he never played much, you know, like his daughter. He didn't show up much. She was great. Gina Carano, she got. She got a little start in the beginning.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

She was good.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

He was actually a scab. He played during the strike season. Glenn Carano, that was back in 87. Long time.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Did you like her in Star Wars?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I never watched Star wars. So, you know, that's. You know me, I'm not a Star wars guy. The only Star Wars I watch is OG Wan Kenobi on the Knicks tomorrow night. That's a rapid sports big thing. Back to you.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay. All right, Slick. With a very definitive sports report here on live.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yes. Studio.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

6ft 21, bass the hour.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Did you like her in Deadpool?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Who?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

He doesn't know what I'm talking about. No.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Do you want. Do you watch movies?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I do, I do. I saw Devil Wears Purple. Devil Wears Nada too. Devil Wears Prada too. I saw.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, what year was that? 2,000.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

No, two just came out. I watched it a week ago Sunday and I saw the Michael Jackson movie. That was good too. That was. I like that. That was good stuff, man. I was singing that in the whole movie theater.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Do you watch any movies that men like?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Do I watch any movies that men like? No, I don't watch any. He man muscle. Listen, Rambo. Okay, take it easy.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. Do you have a favorite Michael Jackson song?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Shake your body down to the ground, which is actually the Jacksons that he played with his brothers. And Human Nature by Michael Jackson would be my favorite song by him.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Human Nature is fantastic.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

One of the greatest songs ever.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Very good. All right, good sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Let's do. I don't know, we're so behind. Let's do more news with Delgado because he's. Sorry, he's the one we're behind on. So what? No, it's not your fault. I'm just saying you're the one who's got the most to catch up on. So what else is going on?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, retired Navy Admiral Damon makes bombshell claim about UFOs and non human intelligence controlling them. I'm so glad.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, let's do some news of Paul.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Should be this top story. Military background. Background brings extra gravity to claims about unexplained sightings in the sky and ocean. There are very few topics in America that generate more attention these days than UFOs. One of the big reasons is why there's no clear answer. What's going up, going on in the sky. Representative Tim Burchett also has plenty to say about this. Here he is, cut number nine, talking about the document release that the President ordered. Cut number nine. Tim Burchett, check this out. Out.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Tell me all about the UFOs and the aliens. Well, problem we have right now is the deep state's fighting the President on release and he kept his word. And I suspect some of our not so friendly comrades and some of our Alphabet agencies are slow walking a lot of information. It's about power, it's about control. And that's kind of what runs Washington.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Part of it's going to be that

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

they're going to have to admit that

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

they been lying to us all these years.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

And there could be some in cover up of zero energy. There could be some other things.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So there you have it. Representative Tim Burchell. What was there talking about how the government lies to us? I mean, that's not real news. We all know that the government's been lying to us. But this retired Navy admiral. He's an admiral. Retired Rear Admiral Tim Galladay is a leading voice when it comes to UAP phenomena and thinks whatever's going on does not have a human explanation.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Of course he doesn't.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

He says, I've not seen an alien and we don't even. That's not really the best term in addition to extraterrestrial, because what we really don't know is where they come from, what their nature is, and again, their intentions. The term that's used, uap under the Disclosure act in the age of disclosures film is non human intelligence. That I can say. I know we're aware of a higher order.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Order.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

That's non human intelligence that directs the movement of this phenomenon. I've not seen one, but then I've

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

seen non human intelligence. Me too.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So anyhow, there you have it. Non human entities is what he's saying. Controlling what is up in the skies that we can't explain.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Wait, what happened to the ocean? I thought there was ocean too.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

When you say there you have it.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

What?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What do we have?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, that's. That's his statement. Statement. Oh, that There's. That there's a non human element that's controlling me.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We're gonna make a statement about this.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I love how you just can't.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

You can't explain.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

You just keep marching through.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yes.

[Commercial Announcer]

I'm proud of you.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

My favorite Martian over here.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I love that Paul has really joined the right side of the bandwagon here on this one.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

So Paul's definitely taking his hat off for this one.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I'm waiting.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Here's the question.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah. Yes.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What have we learned in your mind in the last, let's say, six weeks since President Trump pushed to do whatever he did released whatever he. What new have we learned?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

We've learned even more about what the government is hiding because they don't want to release it.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Sounds like a filibuster.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

So your note must be bad. He also talked about zero point energy, which means.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah, he brought that up. Energy has got to be monetized for big shots.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right,

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

we'll be right back, man. Paul is with.

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All right, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio Six, Baselik's doing sports. Delgado's doing main headlines. Paul Nolan's got some more news coming up right after this. And let's face it none of us are getting any younger. Staying healthy is more important than ever. Millions of Americans are always looking for ways to feel better, get in better shape, improve their overall health. Please welcome back to the show Dr. Joseph Clark. Clark. He is here on our friends at Pure, on behalf of our friends at Pure Health Research to talk about all the great supplements they have that can help you do those things. Feel better about yourself, maybe lose some weight, get in shape, improve your overall health. Dr. Clark, how are you? Welcome back to the show.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Help me.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

I'm well, thanks for having me.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Paul.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Paul says help me. Paul, who sits next to me here says he's in max fat right now. And he problem. Here's his problem.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I'm down one chin. I got two to go.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, here's Paul's problem is he leaves the show at 10 o' clock and he leaves ravenous, drives 30 minutes home and says, I hope I don't eat the entire house when I get home. So first of all, is there anything Paul can do about that?

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Yes, he can stop eating at night.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

My wife said the same thing. She saw me with a bottle of ketchup chasing the cat.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

So, Dr. Clark, to be serious, I know you work very closely with Pure Research and they do make some wonderful, obviously health supplements can, that can do what we're talked about. What can you tell us about them?

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, very good. GLP on. Paul, that might be one. Now, is that different than the GLP1s? And now we've heard some, some. I've heard a lot of talk in the news lately about some of these peptides that are becoming in GLP3s. Is GLP on different than GLP1s?

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Well, GLP1 is an enzyme that's actually generated by the body within the digestive tract that tells your body that you're satiated so you no longer want to eat.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Right.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

And what a GLP1 drug does is it basically kind of forces that that. Right. And so what GLP on does. And anytime you force anything in the body, you cause a cascade of things that you want and probably also things you don't want. And with the GLP on, what it does is as the botanicals in it to help the body generate more on its own.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Okay, there you go. So if you had a point to some of the, you know, for this audience, let's say maybe the top three or what would be their most popular supplements that you would point out, point to.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Absolutely. So the top seller, with actually over 2 million bottles sold, is liver health Formula. And as the name implies, this formula supports thriving liver health. It could reduce fat deposits in the liver, ignite metabolism to trim belly fat, and flush out harmful toxins to give you a nice boost in energy. The next, which is also very, very popular, is called lymph system support. For anyone who's struggling with swelling or fluid retention in their extremities, especially their legs, ankles, or feet, they're going to love this natural formula. It helps flush out that extra fluid to alleviate uncomfortable swelling or tightness. It could even restore more shapely legs. Limb system support works by promoting a healthy lymphatic system, which helps flush out extra fluids, fat, and toxins. The third one is actually my preferred one because I think it's actually where a lot of people need to start, which is blood sugar formula. As you can probably guess, this formula helps support healthy blood sugar levels. It could also reduce appetite and crush sugar cravings, making it easier to stay away from those tempting sweets. Maintaining healthy blood sugar has so many advantages, from dropping extra pounds to shrinking belly fat to boosting your energy level levels. And of course, keeping your blood sugar in check can help keep your vision, kidneys, heart, and circulation healthy too. But remember, they have 45, if you include GLP on the new one, 46 different products. So everyone will find something they actually need. And the best part, for the next 48 hours only, you'll save 35% on your order with coupon code 6B when you [e-mail] all right, that's fantastic.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Pure Health Research.com we're speaking with Dr. Joseph Clark. He's a professor of natural medicine. He works with Pure Health Research. And again, you can head over to PureHealthResearch.com and you can save 35% off with coupon code 6B. And you're also protected by their 365 day money back guarantee. So you risk nothing by giving them a try. And again, incredible. 35% discounts only available for the next 48 hours. So head over to PureHealthResearch.com, pureHealthResearch.com Dr. Clark, always a pleasure to have you on. Thanks for bringing a great sport as well. Have a great rest of your night.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Thank you so much. Have a great night.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, Dr. Joseph Clark there, on behalf of PureHealthResearch.com and they do have 40. No, now 46 great products and go check them out if there's something that you think works for you. Check it out. 35% off for the next 48 hours. Coupon code is [e-mail] Paul and Nolan, you've got some. Well, we got some direction for you there on your eating.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah, don't eat. Great, thanks.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Well, no, I mean he gave you

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

a specific doctor elaborated.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah, don't eat at night. Okay, great.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Don't eat fatso. All right, what do you got in the newspool?

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Can you send someone over with an AK47 to keep me away from the frank fridge? Yeah, where we are, we are at.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Forgive me, we were on Michigan House Republicans demand release.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Oh, yeah, this was. You caught me off guard here. I didn't know we were coming to me on this and my link's not working.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Big D. Okay. Well, I just felt like I hadn't come to you in a while, but I'll come back if you want to get that to work.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, the.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Look, if the hyperlink just stopped working here so I can. To bail me out right now.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I've had that happen.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

All right, you want to talk about Bill Cassidy?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Because he's, he's gone.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

He's one of those guys that came after Donald Trump. And what happens when you come after Trump? He comes after you. And Bill Cassidy's time in the Senate is now thankfully over. He wasn't one of your favorites, was he, Dave?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

No, he was going to be gone no matter what because he's terrible. But yes, gone. Bye bye.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, he is taking a swipe at President Trump after conceding defeat. After being knocked out of his own primary on Saturday night. Night, Senator Bill Cassidy, the Louisiana Republican, seemed to have taken swipes at the, at the president declaring that true leaders don't pout or whine or claim an election was stolen. Unless, of course, you don't even make the Finals, which is what Bill Cassidy didn't even do. So he can't claim that he finished third place, not even second. He finished third. Julia Letlow, the new new the new endorsed candidate from President Trump. Trump won with a 44.8% of the vote, followed by State Treasurer John Flemmy at 28.3. Cassidy finished third at 24.8. So he couldn't even garner up 25% of the vote to continue his reelection campaign. Here is Harry Anton though, pointing out Bill Cassidy getting demolished. Cut number 10, the affable Harry Anton from CNN. Check this out.

[N]

This in my mind was the worst primary showing ever, at least since the end of World War II. That is how Bill Cassidy, how badly Bill Cassidy did. He did worse than every single 1. Getting 25% of the vote in a, for a senator in a primary. It's literally unheard of. And that is because of course Donald Trump endorsed against this guy

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Harry Anton putting, putting Bill Cassidy to the sword. He wasn't done though, because he also had this to say about another candidate, candidate who is up for reelection as well, Representative Thomas Massie, who's been taking on President Trump. His odds have changed dramatically as well. Here's Harry Anton pointing out where this race could be headed. Cut number 11. Check this out.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

So the Trump political world descending on

[N]

Kentucky trying to unseat Thomas Massie tomorrow

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

in this Republican primary. What are the pretty sure market saying? How is this race going?

[N]

To put it mildly, I don't think that Donald Trump likes Thomas Massie. And if you look at the prediction market, it looks like they may get their man. They may get their man. Look at this chance that Massey is in fact the Kentucky for GOP nominee. It has been falling considerably over the last 10 days according to the cash prediction market. Look at this. It was 71% 10 days ago. Look at where that number is now. It's 44%. So chances more likely than not the it is very close, very close that Massey will in fact go down to defeat. But again, we're just going to have to wait and see the votes getting cast and counted because this is quite close. But anytime that incumbent member of Congress goes down, he has done something seriously wrong in the minds of the voters. And in this case, if Massey goes down, it is that he cross Donald John Trump.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Okay. And I so there he is with his report on Thomas Massie, a constant thorn in the side of GOP leadership leaders, including President Donald Trump.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, constant thorn. God, I can't believe this guy comes in here and actually votes the way he says he's gonna just have any of that. I mean get this guy out of there. We got to get some more Lindsey Grahams and Bill Cassidy's.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Look at his entire career record voting for the Constitution.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Let's get this guy here and let's drop some bogus charges. By the way, a week before the thing is. So we'll just put the full court press on. Well John Solomon, I still think he's going to win. There's a God in heaven. He'll win. Win.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah. I mean he's. I don't know. I'm still a massive guy. The only thing with Trump I really disagree with but Michigan House Republicans passed a resolution calling on Michigan Secretary of State and Democrat gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson to release the records tied to her past involvement with the Southern Poverty Law center following a federal indictment against the organization. House Resolution 313 introduced state Rep. Rachel Smith Smith to urges Benson to voluntary disclose any information in her possession related to the SPLC operations and alleged financial ties to extremist groups. They Smith R. Martin said in a statement the legislature has a responsibility to hold the state officers accountable for their actions, especially when those actions throw their liability to carry out constitutionally mandated responsibilities into questions question and she went on to say that Michigan to stand accused of leading an organization funneling money to hate groups like kkk and we must demand accountability. So more good news along the way. Let's see if we can get some heat on these criminals. Let's just keep exposing things like the splc, National Endowment, democracy, usaid, all of these Alphabet like, you know, cutouts of these Democrat parties. The operatives have to be stopped. So there's a good story here. Again, more optimistic news.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

TKK J Brock on X says he'll lose if all the votes are counted fairly. We'll see. You might be right. He might. With everything that's happened. I hope he doesn't and I don't think he will if I think most people in Kentucky vote for someone who actually has the courage of their convictions to go there and actually vote the way. And by the way, people who say he did this or he voted against against that, most of it's lying. Like they say he voted against the voted against ice, whatever, whatever. No he didn't. No he didn't. He voted against the, the SISA thing that was in that bill. That's what he voted against and that's.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

So if you're going to do it,

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

you have to be honest about what part of the bill he actually voted against. You don't just say, oh, he voted against ice. No, he didn't. He voted against sisa, which was funded in that bill. And he said, no, no, that's not going to happen anymore. So people are not even intellectually honest about it when they talk about his voting and what he voted for or not voted for. It's just lazy reporting. Oh yeah, he voted against ice. And people go, oh, okay, yeah, this guy. Yeah, get him out of here. That's not what he voted against.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Big deal. That is dangerous legislation.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I will wrap it up for a Monday when we get back live from Studio 6P right after this. Sam.

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Heart Radio. All right, 13 to the hour. One more, one more to go. Rick Fiction is getting back into his singing career. Let's wrap it up for a Monday. We'll get to everybody one more time. Slick. I'll start with you. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell and MyPillow LFS6B's promo code to use. What do you got?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Ah, it's the greatest in the sports. Big D, game seven in Buffalo right now. Montreal leading two to one, 14, 19, 14, 18 to go there. Buffalo just had a power play, could not put the puck in the net. So we'll see what happens. We'd like to see Buffalo, New York advance but. Well, we're going to check it out. We'll miss the rest of it. And the spurs right now leading the Thunder 51:44 at the half. Seven point lead. You know that's a little early for NBA for the call a game there, but game one, Western Conference first. Normally I would call it, but I won't. Alright. Tied Guardians 82 over the Tigers. Top of the ninth. Mets and Nationals tied in a good one down in D.C. 5 5, end of nine. Going to extra innings there. Yankees came back, Rick up 7 to 5 over the blue Jays in the Bronx. Middle of the eighth inning and the Twins have blanked the Astros three zip. Brewers bombed the Cubbies nine to three and Rockies ripped the Rangers four, two, one and I'm going. I looked it up. Big D. We had one of our fans on the show had said that we didn't talk about this young man, this PBR bull rider here. 20 year old bull rider John Krember was crowned the 2026 PBR World Champion in Fort Worth, Texas. The North Texas phenom made history by sweeping championship Sunday with multiple 90 point rides, securing the gold buckle and eclipsing 1.3 in earnings for the season. So first one to do it, big D at 20 years old, the youngest. So that's absolutely amazing. And Kudo hat off to him. We got to get the pbr. You know how we love the PBR are and well we're gonna. By the way, Nashville Super Bowl 64, gentlemen, 2030. They say that it's going to be in Nashville. Big deal. I like that. Tennessee, that's where the super bowl should be. That's going to be a lot of fun. Be a hoe down there. But it's 2030.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I went to the one, I went to the one in Jacksonville, which was good. That was The Eagles, Patriots. McNabb. Paul McCartney was the half.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I know you said you sat by him, right?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, he was in the, he was in the suite right behind me. And then I went to Houston. That was when NRG had just opened up.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Oh, that was a good one.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

That was a good one too. I forgot who that. I think that was the Patriots and somebody.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

No, they play Atlanta. I thought Atlanta. No, it was in Atlanta.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

But I don't know. I don't remember exactly who the second one was, but those are, those were good cities to have it. But Nashville would be great.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Definitely. Just one more quick one. Big D. Tom Brady. I know you guys are all excited about this. Makes catwalk debut at Gucci fashion show. Poor boy a bright part. Former NFL great Tom Brady made his catwalk debut at the Gucci 2027 Runway in New York this weekend. The seven time Super bowl winner was seen wearing black leather shredding across the outdoor Runway in front of a well heeled crowd that included Mariah Carey, Sean Menendez, Lindy Lohag, Cindy Crawford, Kaya Gerber and Kim Kardashian.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I missed the name there. Who was that?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Lindsay Lohan.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Oh, oh, Lindsay Lohan. Gotcha.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I'm busting on it.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Do we have video of Tom? We do.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

We cut 15. Aaron, look at him. God never did give nothing to the Tin man nor Tim Brady. Walking just like Tom Brady looks walking like the Tin man, look at this.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Look at this outfit. I mean, what is.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Looks very natural.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

It's like someone wrapped him in a Reynolds black garbage bag.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

No, he needs the money, Paul. You know, things are tough. I wonder what Gisele thought about this. He's no Runway model. Anyway. He's very stiff, Brady, but give him credit. What can I say? Hey, the guy looks good for. What is he, 40 something years old? 40, 48, 45.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Looks good. I mean, he looked like motion of a GI Joe character.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Yeah, he does. You're right.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I mean, that's. That's a good looking guy right there.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Almost like Lego.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I don't know about there.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

He's got. He's got so much boats actually get up. Of a beef tallow packaging company.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Oh, come on, slick. Why are you killing him?

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

I know. No, we like Tom Brady. I mean, Aaron, how do you feel about Tom Brady? Okay, that's a rapid sports,

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

back to you.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, nine minutes to the hour. Paul Nolan, anything left on your news radio?

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

I gave that clip earlier advance. That pretty much covers it.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right, very good. Will, take us home. What's left on the headlines?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

All right, Damon, well, you're going to love this. Because Democrats are out in force, of course, they're trying to get elected to different seats around the country. A Democratic Congress. Congress candidate in Michigan is now drawing a lot of attention. Have you checked out Shelby Campbell?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

No, I have no idea who that is.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

All right, well, let's introduce you to Shelby Campbell, Democratic congressional candidate in Michigan. Michigan getting roasted online for a series of unhinged TikTok campaign videos. She's no Spencer Pratt, if you know what I mean. Here is cut number 12. Here is. Here is Shelby Campbell doing what I guess all Congress people are gonna start doing now. Twerking. Cut number 12. What?

[Aaron (Co-host/Contributor)]

This is what I do.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Cause I am an ethical person. Oh, my goodness.

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[Damon Spencer Pratt]

She's drinking a beer.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

She's sniffing bleach and twerking on the counter.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

This is the kind of congressional campaign she's running. She wasn't done, though, because she's. She's letting her.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Her.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Her. Her constituents know that she's an advocate for abortion. And she wishes she probably was one. Cut number 13.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

What?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

You can't make this up. Cut 13.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

That's a little strong.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

That's taking one for the abortion because

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

I should have been aborted.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

I've been running for Congress and not one family member has come to help me. Everyone's retired. It's fine. I got it. They Realize that you're crazy.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Exactly. She is a 32 year old single mom. I can't believe she procreated.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Kidding. Single.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

She has flooded her social media with clips of herself dancing. What did you say?

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

No, nothing.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Oh, okay. Responding to haters and spouting her political views as part of her campaign for Michigan's 13th congressional district, which includes Katie J's neck in the woods, parts of Detroit and the and several surrounding suburbs. Some of Campbell's more outrageous clips have exploded online in recent days, racking up millions of views as critics claim she's proof that Democrats are not sending their very best.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

She looks like. Speaking of Train J, that she might. Might be partaking of spy trail distilleries, Maple bourbon or whatever it is.

[Slick (Sports Commentator)]

Honey bourbon.

[Commercial Announcer]

Right.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Looks like she might be following KDJ's lead on that.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Yeah, just. She does it. She does it morning, noon, and night.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

You said she was 32 and single, though.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

32 and single. What a surprise.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Shocked by that.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

She doesn't have a man.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Are you sure she's not part of what Bridget was talking about?

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

She could be.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah. Yeah. What did he call it? Yeah, There you go.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

There you go. And Damon, I don't know if you saw this. The guy you totally don't think is running for president. Could be not running for president. Even more when you see this. This is cut number 18. Here's Stephen A. And I believe he's still not running for president. Check this out.

[Dr. Joseph Clark]

Stephen A. Smith in some of these people, Stephen.

[Commercial Announcer]

Well, not all of them. Nope, nope, nope. You don't get to do that. Don't talk to me about mental illness on the side of the right. But you have people talking about. Talking about transgender without parental consent and when. And men transitioning to women and playing in women's sports and thinking that that was okay and people could be incarcerated and they could have sex changes and stuff like that. Oh, no, no. You don't get to sit up there and just point to the right about that and not act like there wasn't craziness on the left, too. I'm a moderate. I'm a moderate who primarily votes Democrat. And I'm here to tell you something right now. I don't recognize this left or not this one one. Not the one that I've been seeing over the last few years.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Tell you a thing.

[Commercial Announcer]

I'm a moderate who will lean left on everything but dollars, meaning taxes. I can't stand high taxes in California, New York, New Jersey. Okay. I'm a fiscal conservative with my money. I'm liberal with everything else and I'm still appalled by how far left the left has leaned. Yeah, it's disgraceful.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Amen.

[Commercial Announcer]

No common sense. And oh, by the way, when you talk about woke culture and cancel culture, it wasn't the Republicans that was trying to get people fired pronouncing the wrong pronoun. That's the left. And you're appealing to a community. And in the meanwhile, you're turning your back on black folks who supported you since the 60s. Oh, hell no. The left, the extreme left is what I'm talking about, not the moderate left. The extreme moderate is a damn problem. That's why 77 million people stood up and said Donald Trump is closer to normalcy than some of them.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Yeah, I, I have like a. I have like a limit. A red bar goes up on Stephen A. And then when it hits the limit, that's.

[Paul Nolan (News Reporter)]

Yeah, my limit is four syllables.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

Mine's a little longer.

[Rick Delgado (Headline News)]

Well, he's not.

[Damon Spencer Pratt]

All right. As always, we salute our who military, active and active. Police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines protecting us. Thanks, guys. On the show, Aaron, Frank, great job as always. We'll see you tomorrow night. We're back on a Tuesday, 8pm right here live from Studio 6B.

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