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Damon
This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Why should you listen to Armstrong and Getty on Demand? We're not boring.
Rick Delgado
A lot of news is boring and tedious and depressing.
Damon
It makes you angry. You don't want to live your life like that.
Rick Delgado
Hey, I'm Jack Armstrong.
Slickster
He's Joe Getty.
Damon
We're Armstrong and Getty.
Rick Delgado
We try to bring you the truth
Damon
and help you figure out this crazy modern world.
Slickster
How about something about a comedic tone?
Vinny Mac
We have a winner.
Rick Delgado
Yes. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on Demand
Damon
on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, podcasts
Vinny Mac
or wherever you get your podcasts.
Damon
If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B
Vinny Mac
on Real America's Voice.
Damon
Alright, it is live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday night, July 21st. Glad you're in everybody. Hope you had a great day, whatever you did today. The Slickster is sitting right there. He's gonna do some sports. Delgado's got making headlines. Vinnie Mac back in the house is gonna do some news as well. Aaron Frant and Marissa holding it down tonight. Busy show. Lots of news to get to, lots of sports to get. Slickster, how are you?
Slickster
I'm doing good.
Damon
Big D looking good in that polka dot shirt and that mustard.
Slickster
Colonel Mustard, baby.
Damon
Colonel Mustard looking good. How was your day?
Slickster
My day was good. Busy, you know, a lot of work. Like everybody. I hate to say I'm busy because everybody's so busy. Yeah, there's no time. There's just no time for anything.
Damon
What is that over your left shoulder back there, slick?
Slickster
Oh, that was actually a young lady that works for me. 82 years old. She says I kind of remind her a little bit of Prince and Elvis. So she has the Prince, the Duke and what did she call it? Oh, the King. Well, obviously Elvis is the King, so that's a nice compliment. It's all in the sideburns, you know.
Damon
And that's. And that's you playing the guitar there.
Slickster
Yeah, I actually, I. Both those guitars. I own both of those. I have those at home in my house.
Damon
Prince, Elvis and Slick all together on one.
Slickster
That's a nice combination, man.
Damon
What a combination.
Vinny Mac
The next boy band.
Slickster
I'm bless.
Vinny Mac
You mean I don't have. I.
Slickster
They have more talent in their pinky than I'd ever had in my entire beam. But that's another song that could be
Damon
the next boy band.
Guest/Caller
Nice.
Damon
What sports tonight?
Rick Delgado
What you call them? Instinct.
Slickster
Yeah, yeah. Ruin my moment.
Vinny Mac
That's a good one.
Damon
What's coming up in sports. Slick.
Slickster
You know what? Today was a quiet day. Actually, there wasn't much going on. Well, we had something. We had Netflix. Netflix? The least watched Home Run Derby ever.
Damon
Shoot your kid.
Slickster
We even watched it. So we had that Cincinnati Reds. Boy, they. They really came down on this one. Fat. You know what? Empire and I've got a couple other stories. We'll have some major league bas. It's all baseball now, Big D. Oh, you story.
Vinny Mac
Oh, witty Hib droning on for 161 games. Yeah, thank you.
Damon
Back to the. Remember when we used to cover. What was it? The Chinese baseball league? That was about all there.
Rick Delgado
Was it a Korean was the hero
Slickster
king or whatever it was? I think he had that. You and Paul were running numbers.
Damon
All right. Well, Slick will have sports. Delgado is going to have main headlines. Delgado, how are you?
Rick Delgado
I've had better days, Damon. Oh, better days.
Damon
Rig all the lights for all of Long Island.
Rick Delgado
Couldn't rig all the lights. Running around like a chicken without a head. I got my mom's surgery tomorrow. I'm dealing with that crap.
Damon
What is she having?
Rick Delgado
I got sisters that. That are flying a hoot. They're not home. I'm in a feisty mood.
Damon
Okay, very good.
Rick Delgado
Yes.
Damon
What is your mom having done tomorrow?
Rick Delgado
I think she's getting the cornea full replacement now.
Vinny Mac
Oh, that's actually a good. You know, you could see 2020 even better, right? Both eyes.
Damon
Well, they 2026, Finn. So she doesn't want to see 2020, 21.
Slickster
Whatever nobody ever want again.
Damon
It's Chinese baseball league. Exactly. She wants to see 2026.
Rick Delgado
Right. So thank you. We'll be dealing with that tomorrow. And then I got people at work. Oh, can you come in at 3:30? No, I'm not coming in at 3:30.
Damon
No, I can only rig the lights when I rig them. 3:30 in the morning.
Rick Delgado
3:30 in the morning.
Slickster
Oh, come on.
Rick Delgado
Like. No, no. I'm in a. I'm in a hot mood. Don't get on my bad side.
Damon
Oh, okay. Very good.
Slickster
Stay clear.
Damon
Stay clear.
Vinny Mac
Warning heard.
Damon
Yes. Welcome back to the studio. I think last time we saw you was about 2020.
Vinny Mac
Yes. Matt was not your specialty.
Damon
I. I would ask you how you were, but I know how you were. If we're going to be serious here now for a second. So I'll. I'll. Well, first of all, I guess you can tell us how the. I know how your day was. So why don't you tell us why your day was. Well, quite pretty Lousy. And give us a little story.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, I would say my day was lousy and also really uplifting. A friend of mine passed away Thursday, going back, by the way, to second grade when we first moved to a new town. I was in second grade class working on my Hooked on Phonics book, and the guy next to me throws up out of his nose, and I'm like, I love this guy. We became best friends from that moment till now. Anyhow, he married another high school friend, and she sadly passed away. But the services were today. And when I say it was, you know, it was a real bummer. We were pretty upset. I think the whole. My network is pretty close. But the funeral was probably the best funeral I've ever been to in my life. It opened up with the song Sweet Caroline in a Catholic church, and they played that at their wedding. Anyhow, when Sean got up to do the eulogy, you know, I just want
Damon
to just be just. So Sean is the husband.
Vinny Mac
Sean, yeah.
Damon
Is your best friend since second grade. Sean is not who we're talking about passing away. His wife, unfortunately, passed away.
Vinny Mac
He married a local girl who we were friends with.
Damon
She was not old by any. She was young, sudden. I don't know how much you want to get into this. I mean, but I think the whole story is kind of eye opening.
Vinny Mac
Very sudden. Got a text a week and a half ago, maybe two weeks ago, that they were in the hospital. I went there a week ago, and she passed. It was a terrible situation, and no one expected it. Sean said it was like a meteor hit his house. And he's got four kids, two grandchildren. We all went to school together. So he married a local girl. So we all knew each other. We grew up together. We spent a lot of time together. At their wedding, Sweet Caroline was the song. So every time I heard that song, I always thought of Caroline. So when they opened it up at the church, playing Sweet Caroline at a Catholic church, I was like, oh, first of all, the first two notes, you lose it. We're all balling. It was great. But when Sean got up to do the eulogy, and he's crazy guy, one of the funniest guys you ever meet in your life. And his whole world's been rocked in a major way. He gave the most incredible eulogy. And I just thought to myself, in many ways, he's the luckiest guy on the planet because he really had a soulmate. I mean, for real, like, people talk about that. You hear couples that are like that. I think my parents had that you know, I don't know if everybody gets to experience that level, like, of real, real, just unequivocal soulmate stuff, but they had that. So what he talked about was very inspiring, you know, so, you know, I came away from that, you know, obviously sad, and we were upset and all that, but you come away from that and you're thinking, man, you got to spend 30 some odd years with your soulmate, a real soulmate, not just in love, not just companion. And the way he described it, he said I was the train tracks and she was the train. And together they just were inseparable from their first date to now. So it's just very sad. No matter how you slice it, there's no way to sugarcoat this type of tragedy except when you see that level of connection and love and accepting that, you know, you kind of walk away from that thinking, wow, that. That was just one of the most special things I've ever seen. And I didn't even know it.
Rick Delgado
Right.
Vinny Mac
I've known show my whole life.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. People don't appreciate sometimes, you know, when you have that, right, when you've experienced that, and all of a sudden something. Something gets taken away, it's like, you know what? I still wouldn't change anything because that was such a great part. It's almost like, like you said, it was a great. It was a great almost celebration of like kind of reminding people, like, look, this is what. This is what the last 30 plus years was like. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Vinny Mac
It's. You nailed it completely. Because that's exactly how I felt. And a lot of people felt that way. But knowing him as well as I do, it's like, you probably have buddies from high school, maybe people that you know. I've been friends with him obviously since second grade, so we're brothers. But I never. I always saw them together and they were yin and yang, but I never knew, like, at that level.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, because guys, we don't talk about that stuff.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, right.
Rick Delgado
We just talk about sports and hot chicks that we see and stupid stuff like that.
Vinny Mac
We're complete cement heads with that stuff.
Rick Delgado
Right.
Vinny Mac
But when you hear it, and especially as they get a little older in life, you just feel like, wow, you're the luckiest guy.
Rick Delgado
Yeah.
Vinny Mac
So, you know, that was the last two days. And, you know, it's. It's good to be back, though, and get back into the routine and doing stuff. So. Shout out to Sean, you were amazing today, bro. And. And Caroline thinking about you.
Damon
Yeah, I'll tell You. When Vin was telling me this story over the last couple weeks, as it was unfortunately developing and not going in a good way, just. It just reminds you to just enjoy and live your life every day. Because, I mean, yeah, things can change very quickly. Obviously, they can change in an instant, but they can also change very quickly from what looks like normalcy, unfortunately, in this case, to death in. In a almost unbelievably short time from just thinking, oh, geez, you know, Sutton's. I don't really feel great. Let me go into two weeks later. It's just crazy.
Vinny Mac
It.
Slickster
Tragic.
Vinny Mac
It was. I've been living my life a certain way since I'm 40, and the way I've been living my life, and sometimes it's difficult for people to be around me because of it, but I live in the moment, and I try to be positive about everything because I see no reason not to smile, not to have a positive outlook. And also, I don't want to be a day ahead or a day behind. I just want to be present. It's hard to do, but I've been living my life that way. And, you know, I'm not one of those people that spent my whole life saving for retirement. I'm one of those people that spent my whole life spending every moment with my daughter and family and making sure I did the things because I never wanted to look back. Even when my dad passed, I remember consciously thinking from the time he was maybe 75 or 80 on, go see dad today. Go see dad today. I don't want to be one of those guys that he passes and be like, I should have spent more time with my dad. So when he passed, of course, sad and all those things, but I felt content. Like I wasn't as upset of. Maybe as upset as maybe my siblings were. Not that they didn't spend time with them or anything, but I just felt content that I left it all on the table, and that's how I lead my life. And Sean's very much the same way. If you guys met him, he's crazy. He's. He's one of the craziest guys I've ever met in my life. Probably one of the funniest guys I've ever met in my life. But what he said today, man, just. It earned him a gold medal. He was absolutely. He brought us all up.
Rick Delgado
Nice.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Rick Delgado
That's great.
Damon
Well, please pass our condolences along to your friend and tell him that we're thinking about him. And I'm sure this whole audience, as they Hear this story. Tonight will be as well. And they'll need the support over, you know, it's kind of once they get past this and then you try to return to life, that sometimes that's the hardest part, you know?
Vinny Mac
Yeah. I think there'll be a bit of a delayed reaction because, you know, when you're with someone at that level, you get through the pain, you get through the days, you get through the funeral, you get through the various things you have to do, and then a month later, you're alone.
Slickster
Oh, yeah. That's why it nails you.
Vinny Mac
And. Yeah. So we do an outing once a year. All the six of my buddies all know each other since second grade. We go to Sean's house out east in New York and we hang out for four or five days, and he told us we're doing it. You're coming out, we're going first week of August. They're like, okay.
Slickster
Wow, that's quick.
Vinny Mac
Yeah. The fact that he felt like still doing it, that's awesome. He just said, guys, I need you and I need to do it. So we're all going to do it. It's going to be great. I'll have some good stories from.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, I mean, he needs it, right.
Slickster
The best thing for him, the timing
Vinny Mac
is going to know his energy, how he rolls. This is exactly what he needs, right? It's exactly what he needs.
Rick Delgado
That's what it sounds like. Well, yeah.
Slickster
Nice story then.
Vinny Mac
Thank you.
Damon
All right, 12 minutes past the hour. Again, we'll. We pass our condolences along as well to the family, and we'll be thinking about them in and I'm sure will give us updates if there's any updates. And if we can help in any way, obviously, we all will. So. All right, 12 minutes past the hour. Just getting started live from Studio 6B. We'll get into news, we'll get into sports when we get back. Glad you're in on a Tuesday night, Sam.
Vinny Mac
Best thing that's ever happened to you, financially.
Slickster
Go easy.
Vinny Mac
Sold my car on Carvana. Amazing offer, really.
Rick Delgado
I hit 200 on a scratcher.
Vinny Mac
Did the scratcher come to your house and hand you a check? No. How many scratchers did you hit to get that? I hit a button on Carvana.com once.
Rick Delgado
Okay, that's fair.
Vinny Mac
It's like the lottery, except you always win.
Damon
Not like the lottery at all, actually.
Vinny Mac
Exactly. Inexplicably good offers worth bragging about. Sell your car today on Carvana. Pick up fees may apply.
Damon
Why should you listen to Armstrong and getty on demand. We're not boring. Lotta news is boring and tedious and
Rick Delgado
depressing and makes you angry.
Damon
You don't want to live your life like that.
Rick Delgado
Hey, I'm Jack Armstrong.
Slickster
He's Joe Getty.
Damon
We're Armstrong and Getty.
Rick Delgado
We try to bring you the truth
Damon
and help you figure out this crazy modern world.
Slickster
How about something about a comedic tone?
Vinny Mac
We have a winner.
Rick Delgado
Yes. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on Demand
Damon
on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or
Vinny Mac
wherever you get your podcasts.
Damon
Tonight's farm. When's farmers Brook election deal? It is tonight, right?
Slickster
It's tonight.
Rick Delgado
Tonight, Tuesday. Election boy. Oh, it's primary night for farmer.
Damon
Eight o'. Clock. It's what Time out there? And there's now it's six o' clock out there. Right. Two hours.
Slickster
He's primary tonight.
Damon
So we'll have to see if we can get some results from that.
Rick Delgado
Wow.
Damon
So big night for the farmer tonight. Big night. Is it tonight for sure. Oh, is this live footage? This is the live ballot counting section of his county. Oh, keeping.
Slickster
Let's keep an eye out.
Damon
All right. Let's keep an eye out. Let's keep an eye out. I don't think their poll is closed for another two hours, but it. Okay, so we'll have absolutely no information from the audience.
Danielle Pasco
If there's any fraud, we're going to catch it.
Damon
Yeah, if there's any fraud, we're going to catch it.
Rick Delgado
Looks like there's a. There's a lot of action going on right there right now.
Vinny Mac
Except the copy.
Damon
How many votes do we expect in this county? About 18.
Vinny Mac
That'll be every 20 minutes.
Guest/Caller
Two.
Slickster
This is.
Damon
This is Gila County, Arizona. We have a new ballot drop. Let's go out to Basin, Arizona. Yes. Damon, we just got six more ballots in.
Vinny Mac
It is now three, four up.
Guest/Caller
Yep.
Damon
Oh, man.
Slickster
Oh, man.
Damon
Well, this is a big night for us though too, because we've hitched our wagon.
Rick Delgado
Oh, my goodness.
Damon
To the farmer.
Vinny Mac
We put a lot on the line for him.
Damon
Yeah, I mean, so we're gonna.
Slickster
We'll have to reap the benefits.
Damon
Man. I. I didn't remember this was tonight till literally just now as we came out of commercial Tuesday.
Rick Delgado
Just so you know, a little fun fact about Gila County. It is in the central part of the state of Arizona, comprises of Payson and that's the one. That's about 50,000 people. Oh, that's a small.
Vinny Mac
All right. More than six.
Damon
We need 49,999 of them to vote for Farmer Brooke.
Slickster
Yeah, well, with underage voters, too.
Damon
Well, honestly, I may support. I may support illegal votes tonight if he wins because we've tied our bandwagon to him.
Slickster
Such standards.
Damon
And I may be able to look past that if it just means that he wins and we look good.
Rick Delgado
Right. And if you.
Damon
Because if he was to lose.
Vinny Mac
Well, no, we never followed it.
Rick Delgado
Well, if you. If you live in Gila county, just make sure you vote early and vote often.
Vinny Mac
That's the Democratic way, I think.
Damon
Democratic way. All right. Well, we'll try to keep track of what's going on there.
Rick Delgado
And it's going to be tough if
Damon
the farmer jumps in the chat. Somebody let us know he's busy tonight. I'm being told it's Gila County. Not Gila County, Gila.
Rick Delgado
Something like G. That sounds like it's a silent. Okay. Hila. Hila. It's that Puerto Rican influence out there.
Vinny Mac
You're now entering Gila County. Oh, you're now leaving Gila County?
Damon
Yeah, something like that.
Slickster
Come on, Farmer. Let's bring it home.
Rick Delgado
All right?
Damon
Come on, Please, Farmer. You got. You gotta win.
Vinny Mac
County, everybody.
Rick Delgado
Yes.
Vinny Mac
Are out of there now. Sorry. Hope you took your pictures.
Damon
All right, let's do. Do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow. MyPillow.com LFS6B. Use code LFS6B at checkout. It'll give you great savings. It's a great way to support Mike Lindell, who has the President's now endorsement, of course, for governor of Minnesota.
Slickster
Nice. Come on.
Damon
What's going on, Slick?
Slickster
Well, we're gonna go to Philadelphia where the Hillies are beating the Dodgers right now. One nothing. Top of the second there. We have the Guardians and Twins tied mid sixth, top of the fourth. Rays blanking. The Blue Jays three zip up in Toronto. Padres four to two over the Braves in Hotlanta. Middle of the fourth there. Bottom of the second. What do you know? The Mets in Milwaukee leading the brewers one nothing. Let's go. Mets, Giants and Royals no score, bottom third, bottom first. White Sox and Rangers, nothing there either. Tigers and Cubs zip, bottom of the first and also no score up Marlins at the Astros just underway. Postponed tonight is the Yankee game. With the weather, they're going to have to move that game. Makeup date is tomorrow. Pirates, Pitt, Pirates are in town in the Bronx, which is getting completely pelted with rain. We got the Orioles and Red Sox also postpone. Boston's going to pick that weather up and get bad rain tonight as well. Rockies and gnats. That's an 8:41 pitch. 9:38. What an odd time, right? Cardinals take on the Angels. Got a story about the Angels too. Coming up. Athletics and Diamondbacks. 940. Cincinnati Reds. The angry Cincinnati Reds take on the Mariners out in Seattle. 940 tonight as well. And well, listen, speaking of baseball. So it's going to be all about baseball. Big D. I already warned you guys. The next probably five, six weeks we're going to talk a little bit about preseason. But it's going to be on the diamond. Van. It's going to be ugly. Baseball gets a little tiring there, especially after you get through into August the dog days. But Netflix Home Run Derby has lowest rating in years and we were actually watching it for a minute there. Paul Boy of Breitbart. This year's Home Run Derby broadcast on Netflix reportedly recorded the lowest rating in recent years. The MLB annual event reportedly drew a paltry 5.3 million viewers on Netflix making it the lowest total since 2000.
Rick Delgado
2003.
Slickster
Wow. When the event saw 5.2 million spectators per the New York Post was also a drop from last year's event in which American League MVP runner up Cal Riley reigned supreme. That drew 5.7 million viewers on ESPN. The event also drew criticism from viewers for its presentation and the inclusion of Will Ferrell with one fan calling it one of the worst Home Run Derby broadcasts I have ever watched. You know we, we put it on for a minute. You couldn't even get into it. It was just awful. And the kid from the Cardinals actually you know he pulled it out but. And didn't they. They announced was the winner and the tournament wasn't even over yet.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, they weren't.
Slickster
It really was very. It was very sus, so to speak.
Rick Delgado
And meanwhile you don't have the star power. You don't have the Aaron Judge. You don't have the short. The Ohtani. Yeah.
Slickster
Shohei was out.
Rick Delgado
Yeah.
Slickster
Bolt out. Injured.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. Right.
Slickster
Terrible. So that, that, that's a big. I think that's a big to do. But you know Netflix has got to be saying where we get ourselves into. They probably paid bookoo dollars to for lousy broadcast and well. Jalen Brunson addresses invitation to the White House. This is Ernesto Gover of Yard Barker. The New York Knicks finally five decade drought to win their third NBA championship. Yay. Led by Jalen Brunson. Mike Brown's team took down the San Antonio spurs to win their first title since 1973. Wish they would have kept it that way. Also earning the right to visit the White House. Like all champions, Knicks owner James Dolan, a good friend of Donald Trump, already claimed that the team had accepted the invitation. However, that night might not be the case, as Brunson just confirmed. They haven't even had that discussion yet. Accordingly, that's something that we actually haven't discussed as a team, brunson told Variety. And so obviously people are making assumptions, saying everything, but together we haven't discussed it yet. And so we'll cross our bridge when we get to it. Notably by going the Knicks will become the first NBA team to visit the White House during Donald Trump's presidency. Stephen Curry and the Golden State warriors opted not to visit the White House during Trump's first term. I remember they went when Obama was there. I did see them go then. Teams from the other major sports tournaments have also been in attendance. Of course, Brunson didn't want to get into the details or share his own views on politics or the administration. That's his right, and it wasn't relevant to the discussion. That said, it was interesting to see him pretty much deny that James Dolan said shortly after winning the championship that they were going to visit the White House. So we shall see. This will play out like every other soap opera with these, these sports ass laws that don't want to go to the White House. I think it's the most insane thing. I don't give a darn about politics. You win a championship, you have your parade, you have your party. Part of your obligation is paying your respects to the White House. That's my feeling.
Rick Delgado
If you get the invitation, sure.
Slickster
For many, many years.
Vinny Mac
Well, the White House is paying respects to the Knicks, you know, and they're paying respects to the country by going, Jalen Brunson, all these guys, first of all, they should have no say, period.
Slickster
Right.
Vinny Mac
They don't own the team.
Slickster
That's right. That's true.
Vinny Mac
They don't own the team. They should show up and let the President do what he's got to do. Let, let the country honor these guys.
Slickster
Your boss says we're going on a field trip. After paying a gazillion dollars, you'll take the field trip. So we, you know, we'll see. I mean, I, I think, I think he'll get them to go.
Rick Delgado
I, I think they're going to go. And that's because, because we've seen President Trump on the Court with these guys already. I think they know him. And I think he was just trying to tamp that down, keep that stuff out of the news because they don't want to talk about politics.
Vinny Mac
Here's a sour note, though. We all embraced it. Maybe not you, Slick, but the rest of us.
Damon
I thought.
Slickster
So that's where you were going.
Vinny Mac
We embraced the Knicks. It was a great story. They played great. It was an awesome final. All that stuff. And then if one of these guys pulls a shenanigans, like I would be soured big time on these guys.
Slickster
Yeah.
Vinny Mac
I mean, I have to be like another bunch of spoiled liberal wokster athletes.
Guest/Caller
Shut up.
Vinny Mac
But we'll give them the benefit of the doubt. Hopefully they'll go.
Slickster
We shall see. That's a wrap. Big D on the segment and the entire segment.
Damon
All right, Slick Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS exp's promo code to use news kicks us off. Vinnie Mac and Rick Delgado do men.
Rick Delgado
Headlines.
Damon
Main headlines when we get back right after this. Sam. Marissa went there.
Rick Delgado
Marissa went there.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Slickster
Oh, really?
Rick Delgado
She's a center Rican.
Damon
Yeah. Live from Studio 6P. 30 minutes past the hour on a Tuesday, July 21st. 30 minutes. I just said 30. 30 minutes past the hour. Yes. Damn. It's 8:30 exactly.
Rick Delgado
Ginkgo biloba.
Damon
God. Slicks doing sports. Slick's doing sports. I'm just kidding.
Vinny Mac
Hang on. He's skipping.
Damon
Delgado's doing main headlines. Vinny Mac is going to do some news. He's actually going to kick us off with the news right now. Vinny Mac, what's going on?
Vinny Mac
Yeah, yeah. So many good things are happening that we really don't get a chance to talk about as often as I think we'd like to because there's so much other news, you know, Iran and so on and so forth. But if you recall back in the Doge days, a lot of things were started that are continuing now. And Scott Besant has been a key part of that. We know what is going on with all the fraud stuff. I'm going to talk about that a little later in the show. But Scott Bessett and the Treasury Department have been cracking down on payments to dead people, payments to illegals, payments going out of the treasury for things. And when you start adding these up, and this isn't the first time we've seen an announcement where the announcement is, the Treasury Department has blocked nearly $100 million in taxpayer money going to dead people. So they started a payment verification process. You just got to Prove you're alive and you have a bank account. I mean, this is pretty logical stuff. But when you think about all the payments that go up from our government and the logic behind any payment going to anyone, anyone, if you have a company, you're making payments, you have a. You're a bank and you're making interest payments to someone. These things are checked. They're checks and balances. Our government, they don't do any of it. Well, the Trump administration has put checks and balances in, and we're seeing results. It's been a little over a year now. We're seeing results with $100 million here, $100 million there. There's like 2 billion, 2.7 billion monies that go out on a regular basis. So this isn't a huge impact to it, but it's a piece. All of these things add up. 100 million here, 100 million there, 100 million here. So we're seeing that on a regular basis from the Treasury Department. I think this is the third or fourth time Scott Bessant has this. In this case, it happens to do with dead people. I wonder who's cashing these checks. You know, money just doesn't go out and get not cashed. Someone's got to be cashing these checks on top of it. But when you look at our taxes, you look at how the government operates, we see the fraud, the Somali stuff, we see all of these things. You see all the things that Elon Musk did with Doge. Just add all those up and it's not a ridiculous thing to think we can make a real difference in the deficit, frankly, if we really watched all of these things. And here's a piece of it. So I thought it was worth noting. And I'm a firm believer that we're going to be seeing this stuff, unfortunately, and sadly, on a regular basis because it goes on so rampantly. But it's worth noting and it's worth understanding that our Treasury Department, particularly Scott Bessant, they are working to stop this stuff, and we haven't seen that in a long time. We saw the opposite of that with the Biden administration, who put people in charge that had no right or reason to even be running these departments. Buttigieg. Buttigieg Bootleg. They put people in that had no right to be in those areas. Scott is one of those perfect placements. I'm a huge fan of this guy.
Slickster
Yeah, me too. I like him.
Vinny Mac
Every time he's on Combating the Left and talking about stuff, he is nails He's a lot like jd. JD Says it pretty sharp. Scott says it even sharper. Sharper. But it's these kinds of things that I'm looking for as a taxpayer to make sure that our monies are watched very closely. So here, kudos to him. And I thought it was worth noting, every time this happens, I want to note this.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, you got to add it to the pile. We do it all the time. Because, you know, Damon seems to think if it doesn't have a T in front of it, it's not going to make a difference. But all of these numbers, and we've talked about this a lot, where, where the, the health insurance stuff, they're. They're finding billions. They're finding billions out of Minnesota, billions out of California. All this stuff adds up. And I keep, I keep hoping that one day we'll be able to go see Damon. We got to the T number, unfortunately, we might get to the T number. That's the bad part.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Rick Delgado
Of all that fraud.
Damon
I'm all for all of it, but when do, when do we start? We should be worried about our elected officials carrying about our money. And the fraud. They're the biggest committers of the damn fraud.
Rick Delgado
Oh, I know.
Damon
And so that's the problem. They're the ones who've made billions go like, oh, it's only billions. So, I mean, we don't, we don't have to worry about that. Because when you're, when you're, when your deficit's a trillion dollars every hundred days, billions is like, well, what are we even talking about? We're going, We're. Our deficit's a trillion dollars every hundred days. We just crossed 39 and a half trillion dollars.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, it's a huge number. And it's going to be really.
Damon
We found a billion.
Vinny Mac
Well, it's bigger than that, though. Think about, think about this, put this in context. And I think what Delgado is saying is correct. When we add them all up. Yeah, maybe we'll get to a T. But here's the bigger picture. They're putting processes in place to stop this stuff. It's not just, we found it and then we're just going to take that money back. We put a process in place so it doesn't happen anymore.
Damon
Right, until, Until Trump's up.
Vinny Mac
Well, maybe right until Trump's out, but at least they're putting a process in to protect this country.
Rick Delgado
Country.
Vinny Mac
As a leader of the Treasury Department, he's saying, I'm putting a process in. No money's going out.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. We have.
Vinny Mac
Unless this checks out.
Damon
I get that. But the systemic issues are so much bigger than just putting a process in. Do you understand what I'm saying?
Vinny Mac
Totally.
Damon
Again, this is what I talked about in the first word. They want us focused on the inches and feet instead of the miles and the long game. We're focused on what Scott Besson is doing, and it may be great and we should all be for it, but when do we focus on what we're actually doing with the elected officials and the budgets and the continuing resolutions and all of.
Rick Delgado
All of.
Damon
All of the. All of that. That's putting us a trillion dollars in the hole every hundred days.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, I. There's no defense to that because it's exactly what should be done. But I'll take these singles and maybe a few doubles here or there, because no one's done it, I guess, is the bottom line. And we keep electing people and let them get away with it.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. That's the problem, is that everybody's so married to their elected official, their local elected official, their representative, because, well, that's my guy. My guy's great. Everybody else sucks. No, your guy sucks, too. You just don't realize he sucks because you're blinded by it.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Damon
I mean, Donald Trump gave one of the most important speeches. What was it, a week ago? What's today? Tuesday. When did he give it?
Rick Delgado
He gave it Thursday.
Damon
Last Thursday. About China elections. Oh, yeah. Today I see cabinet member officials running around on social media and on television screaming about their TikTok accounts that they can now have on their phones or whatever.
Danielle Pasco
Huh.
Damon
It's like, what.
Slickster
What is that?
Damon
What? I mean, hello?
Slickster
What even is that?
Damon
Yeah, exactly. What even is that? There you go.
Slickster
There's your new one to talk.
Damon
It's like, like that speech only matters if something happens. Are there going to be arrests?
Rick Delgado
I. I think that's the only thing missing is.
Damon
Is if it's like, hey, here's your next 600,000 student visas and here's your. Everybody download Tik Tok. And I mean, we're going to keep sending chips to.
Rick Delgado
To.
Damon
To, you know, to China. To China. It's like, what. Doesn't that kind of water down what the President's trying to do?
Vinny Mac
Yeah. I mean, that is the bottom line. We're all waiting for that. We've been waiting for that through the DOJ for the last year. Now we're waiting for it even more because Trump went out and gave a primetime speech about this stuff. People need to be arrested for real. Maybe start With Fauci. I think he's going to be talking about some stuff. I know he's got that pre pardon, but he might have lied to.
Rick Delgado
Oh, yeah, I have a story on that.
Damon
All right, well, let's get to the headline news and see what you have stories on. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?
Rick Delgado
All right, well, let's do our Iran update because of course, We've just entered 11 straight nights of bombing. US strikes continue on Iran. The Pentagon announced earlier today that a fourth U.S. soldier believed to have been killed during the attack on the air base in Jordan. Days after the US Central Command had listed that service member as missing. They're now confirming that he has passed. Unfortunately, Sergeant Angel Rambersad, 28, of Ozone Park, New York, is believed to have been killed in action on July 17 during that attack, the idiom attack on the Salty Air base in Jordan. The incident is under investigation. CENTCOM previously announced that the soldier was missing following the attack. Soldier status was updated to a duty status, whereabouts unknown and believed to be deceased. According to the spokesperson from. From CENTCOM. The Pentagon also identified the two other soldiers which we mentioned last night. Sergeant Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Hawaii and Private Isabella Gonzalez, 19, of Texas. Another service member was killed in a separate incident in Iraq. Total number of service members killed in the Iran conflict right now stands at 18. The member that died in Iraq, the fourth one, I believe, they were removing munitions and something went wrong and that's how he lost his life. So unfortunately that happened. And also big news coming out of the Middle east as well, as the president met with the Lebanese president today in D.C. which has been one of those things where now it seems like they're making a move. The president is making a move to isolate one of the main terror factions of Iran, and that is the Hezbollah, which is located in the southern part of Lebanon and continues to attack Israel. So now I feel like if they can surround that and cut them off, maybe you've got some. You box out Iran's influence a little bit more from that area and we'll start to see some better things happening in the Middle East.
Vinny Mac
They're pecking away at that.
Rick Delgado
They're pecking away at it.
Vinny Mac
I want to make one comment, see what your thoughts are on that. The first thing you were talking about the last. What did you say?
Rick Delgado
11 nights, 11th consecutive night.
Damon
Yep.
Vinny Mac
Here's what I love about what Trump has been doing. Three of our servicemen are killed because Iran went and shot these drones. And whatever they did Trump responded hugely as a result of that, in many ways. When's the last time you saw a President of the United States? You know, we've seen bombings in barracks. We've seen lots of way more casualties than this in that part of the world, and nothing's been done. A Tomahawk missile. Missile goes across from some ship, you know, 10,000 miles away, and it hits something. Trump goes in and just bombs the hell out of him. I love that he's protecting our soldiers. It's a great message, not only to send to the enemy, but to our soldiers as well. I got you back.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. And especially with General Kaine and Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War, speaking on Capitol Hill today, telling the Senate Appropriations Committees, you know, what they've been doing, and basically that Iran started this war 47 years ago.
Vinny Mac
He's right, you know, little logic, huh?
Slickster
1979.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. And, you know, it's now fallen upon us. You know, the. According to him, it fell upon them to kind of figure this out and finish it. And that's what the President has done. He's trying to. At least he sure is. And last thing I think this country needs is a bunch of Democrats siding with terrorists. But then again, a lot of them love terrorists.
Vinny Mac
Hey, they're not supporting the President. They are siding with anything that's the opposite of the President. Hence, they're siding with the enemy. I mean, they're broadcast. You see things in the paper like, hey, we're running out of munitions, we're doing this and that. What do you think this information is coming from?
Rick Delgado
Well, think about the. Think about.
Vinny Mac
They're leaking this information out. I don't believe it, by the way,
Rick Delgado
but, you know, think about the guy who tried to attack the Ice Building yesterday in New York City.
Vinny Mac
Yes, right.
Damon
All the fireworks.
Slickster
Yeah, that was just sparkless.
Rick Delgado
It's so crazy that we sit down and we think, well, this guy's nuts. Well, think about it. Is he nuts? Because, you know, all these times, anytime we talk about somebody nuts, oh, my TV was telling me to do something. In his case, his TV is, along with his senators and his representatives, and everybody on TV that he watches tells him it's okay to do this.
Vinny Mac
It's exactly the strategy we've talked about before. Put the message out, create the hate. And some crazy is gonna go do something. Is he crazy or just brainwashed?
Rick Delgado
Yeah, exactly. So MK Ultra. There you have it, David.
Vinny Mac
There you go.
Rick Delgado
All right.
Damon
42. 42 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. More news, more sports. We'll talk about the new Trump appointee to the cdc. Oh, gosh.
Guest/Caller
How you doing?
Damon
Makes you wonder. Let's talk about that when we get back.
Slickster
That's going right there.
Vinny Mac
That is good. It's The True Serum.
Damon
13th of the hour, live from Studio 6B.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, you're gonna repeat that.
Damon
You'll start dropping names like you've never done before.
Vinny Mac
I have the Vinny Mac I want to confess all of my life.
Damon
Vinny Mac would be a good name for a drink. Vince said, yeah. I said, yeah, what's in it? And they said, oh, I don't know, but drink it. You'll start talking about yourself for a half an hour. So, hey, let me tell you what I.
Rick Delgado
Who I knew.
Damon
Let me tell you who I ran into.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, yeah, I don't want to name.
Damon
So I was riding my bike and gu.
Rick Delgado
Me in a parking lot. Everybody came running over.
Damon
Vinnie Mac at the desk. 47 past the hour, live from Studio 6B. So it just starts singing. Does the name Erica Schwartz ring a bell to anybody? Well, it didn't to me, really, when I heard it yesterday.
Slickster
Yeah, it does.
Damon
Erica Schwartz. It does, it does.
Slickster
I don't know why, where they know that from.
Damon
Yeah, well, she's the new.
Vinny Mac
She owes you money, I think.
Damon
Yeah, she owes you money. She's the new Trump appointee to head the cdc.
Vinny Mac
Me.
Damon
And I thought, okay, and so let me, let's go do a little research on who she is because obviously, as we've talked for six years now about the cdc, Fauci vaccines, Covid, and what, what, what really was attempted there on the American people, from the United States government, and of course, President Trump's outlook on, on the vaccines. And we've always kind of taken some, at least I have taken big opposition to his position that somehow they were good and they were not. They were a disaster. Now, what he did to get them done, the business side, cut the red tape, stuff like that, okay. But the product he got and what they did, they were a disaster. I think now most people have come around to that, at least most conservatives have come around to that position, I think it's fair to say so. Let me tell you about his new appointee. As the Deputy Surgeon General and a senior Coast Guard public health official, Erica Schwartz helped lead the federal COVID 19 vaccine rollout and had a track record of issuing and supporting the vaccine mandates for military and civilian personnel. She was labeled the queen of mandating vaccines for enforcing compliance with little room for exemptions. The heavy handed pandemic measures when it came to testing and response implementation. She oversaw nationwide drive through COVID testing sites using PCR tests, which many conservatives have criticized as part of an overhyped or manipulated public health response that fueled lockdowns, fear and overreach. Her nomination represents a betrayal of Make America Healthy Again principles. Instead of breaking from the prior CDC Fauci era orthodoxy on vaccines, MRNA safety and public health mandates, she is reinstalling. He is reinstalling, meaning President Trump now, someone embedded in the system that we all fought against, especially after years of highlighting COVID policy failures, injuries and loss of trust. Her background here and what she did during COVID is now emblematic of the institutional failures rather than finding solutions. This is your new Trump nominee to head the cdc and the question is why?
Vinny Mac
Good question. I mean, everything we have found out proves what liars, cheats and thieves the government is and the left in particular. And someone like this. I go along with most of what Trump does, but something like this has no place in the admin. I'm surprised RFK would go along with this. Maybe he's not. I wonder what he has to say about it.
Damon
Nine minutes till the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some more sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6B is promo code to you, slickster. What's going on?
Slickster
I got one story for this segment. I'm going to start calling this. Somebody gonna say it and I'm gonna say it. Stephen A. Smith, ESPN bosses no, I'm not happy after Ryan Clark layoff. This is your soon to be president candidate.
Vinny Mac
Somebody got said. So I'm gonna say there you go.
Slickster
I'm gonna say thank you. TMZ staff told reporting here Ryan Clark sent packing from ESPN isn't sitting well with the network's biggest star, Stephen A. Smith. I wonder if he took a pay cut. Voiced his frustrations over the move in a lengthy video on Tuesday saying his now former colleague is the best in the business. Big day. You see he was talking about the Cowboys yesterday. So Stephen A. May be onto something here. I'm gon Sass said I'm not. They call him Sass. I'm not happy about this decision one bit. The bosses know I'm not happy about the decision. I've made that very clear. The first take host acknowledges part of the business and it's something he's experienced several times at espn. But this one is different due to his personal connection to Clark. The only thing that I can definitely say to you is that there's nobody that's going to be let go that was more of a friend and a brother to me than Ryan Clark, he said. Smith praised Clark's ability to debate, saying he always left their conversations better than he was before. He's that conscientious, he's that thoughtful, he's that sincere, he's that real, he's that authentic. Smith also admitted he had to hold back from unloading on criticism directed at Clark, saying anyone talking down on him doesn't know him. Sass said he also wish he would have could have been in enough of an influential or powerful position to save Clark from getting sacked, but apparently that's not the case. He even pulled up a chart of all the recent layoffs hitting his employer, saying the days of ESPN hiring as many people as possible are long gone. Ultimately, Smith and Clark will undoubtedly land on his. He'll undoubtedly land on his feet, and any other outlaw will be lucky to scoop him up. As TMZ Sports reported, Clark and ESPN decided it was best he did not finish Monday's episode of NFL Live. A report was published about his impending layoff. I mean, how do they pull the guy off right in the middle of his epic? It's like, you know, it's like Big D sending us packing at the middle. Don't give me any ideas in the middle of the show.
Rick Delgado
Right after this segment.
Slickster
Let's see. It's at the top of the hour and I just sent Delgado and Amaradi.
Damon
It's time now for one of my new favorite segments. And Delgado. Get the hell out of here.
Slickster
What even were they. Where.
Damon
Where'd they go? Yeah.
Rick Delgado
All right.
Slickster
Big. Well, Stephen A. Yeah, he's fired up. But you know what? How's he going to be president? He doesn't have enough Jews to save his own boy?
Rick Delgado
I don't know.
Slickster
Come on, now.
Damon
Well, you don't know. You're the one who. You're like his campaign man.
Rick Delgado
Well, because maybe he's just. He's just. Maybe he's just doing the politically correct thing here and just putting out a statement in support. Meanwhile, he probably doesn't really care because let's face it, it doesn't touch his pile of money.
Damon
Yur has no campaign. Campaign manager.
Rick Delgado
That's right.
Slickster
Yep.
Vinny Mac
Doing a damn good job.
Rick Delgado
And I still find it hilarious that they fired him during the show. During the show. He's live on the air. They go to commercial, they come back, he's not there.
Slickster
I'm starting a new segment. Aaron, go ahead, hit it somebody gonna
Damon
say Somebody got Said so I'm gonna
Slickster
say that's gonna be my new segment now.
Damon
I like that idea Slick.
Slickster
I like that Y.
Damon
Let's try it. Aaron, it's time now for somebody got said so I'm gonna see Paris Slick Rick. Yeah, that works.
Slickster
That's gonna be my new segment right
Rick Delgado
before the top of the hour and the great googly.
Damon
Oh, okay. We have a time for it too.
Slickster
Yep.
Vinny Mac
Right before the top of the hour is.
Slickster
Top of the hour. Second hour.
Damon
Okay. Somebody got sad.
Vinny Mac
So I'm gonna see.
Slickster
That's gonna be my new.
Damon
All right, we can get that sponsored maybe by. By somebody.
Slickster
Yeah.
Rick Delgado
Okay.
Damon
Maybe his campaign.
Slickster
Like I think Patriot Mobile should sponsor.
Rick Delgado
I think I'll speaking for the campaign. Yes, we're gonna support that.
Damon
Can you cut a deal on the non campaign campaign?
Rick Delgado
I think I can. I think I can do it.
Damon
Any update from Arizona by the way,
Rick Delgado
speaking of campaigns, Brooks, look, let's check. Let's look in on the tally. What's going on?
Damon
We have about. We have a ballot drop I think coming in and payson for farmer Brooks election. I think we have another four ballots that have hit the floor.
Rick Delgado
Yeah.
Slickster
Yep, that last line.
Damon
Oh, there we go.
Slickster
Looks like watching the farmer Brooks crops grow.
Damon
What are the two bottom cameras supposed to be? I wonder.
Rick Delgado
All the other voters.
Slickster
Is it a ghost vote?
Damon
Are those cameras actually on and live right now?
Slickster
Yeah.
Damon
So there is literally nobody.
Rick Delgado
There is nothing going on interested in
Damon
this election there at all. Not a single person in the room.
Rick Delgado
Don't say that we're interested in this.
Damon
Well, of course we are because.
Slickster
Yeah, but wait. Nobody.
Damon
Well again that's. That's the tabulation room. They're not going to do that until the polls close. Okay.
Slickster
Oh well, France, right?
Damon
Okay.
Rick Delgado
They're going to need all their fingers and toes ready to go.
Slickster
Everything's on the other side of the wall right now, right? Yeah, that we know.
Damon
There's definitely no fraud going on right now.
Rick Delgado
Well, there's nothing going on. Right.
Damon
Because there's nothing. Because there's nothing going on.
Slickster
There could be dead people voting right now there. We don't know.
Damon
Well, it would look about the same.
Rick Delgado
Yes, exactly. It's what you call the ghost voter.
Damon
Okay.
Rick Delgado
All right.
Damon
Somebody got said. So I'm gonna say farmer will win one thing.
Slickster
That's my new segment.
Damon
Our one wrapped hour two coming back right after this. Sam, Here's the deal. If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B. Thanks Joe, good luck with the book. Hour two live from Studio 6B. Slickster's doing sports, Delgado's doing main headlines. Vinnie Mac is going to do some more news here. Coming up in a second. Aaron, Fran and Mar holding it down. Glad you're in. We're all you in the chat. Chat, chat, chat. Lots to do in hour two. Vinnie Mac's got some news. He's going to kick us off. We're keeping track of out in Payson, Arizona tonight. Our friend Farmer Brooke is running for town council. Council.
Rick Delgado
Oh man.
Damon
And I think they pick three people. It's a four year term by the way.
Slickster
Wow.
Damon
I think you. I think they're choosing three. Those are the live shots of the election headquarters there or some headquarters, whatever that is. It's the county tabulation room. County tabulation room. Whereas you can see there's no tabulating going on.
Rick Delgado
No.
Damon
Oh yeah, we have, we have mail in ballots ready to go if needed at 4am a.m. to make sure Farmer Brooke gets over the line.
Rick Delgado
I already sent in 20.
Slickster
So Harry's got the 18 wheeler rolling.
Damon
Harry on the highway who just sat, by the way, mail drop was on his way to Florida and sat in the airport for seven and a half hours to then get on the plane. Think he's leaving and now then them to tell you, no, you're not leaving. Now he's off the plane and he's heading I guess home or maybe back here. Oh wow, seven and a half hours.
Rick Delgado
Oh my goodness. I wouldn't have. No.
Damon
Because of the weather in the area, they couldn't get the plane out. And then they were flip flopping on whether they were going to cancel. No, we're not going to cancel. So everybody made everybody hang around.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Damon
Then they boarded the plane saying, okay, here we go. And then they all got in the plane and then they said, oh no, we're not going anywhere.
Slickster
Wow, that's terrible.
Damon
So now Harry's on our.
Slickster
Harry's on the Runway.
Damon
Harry on the Runway is going nowhere.
Slickster
Get a new name. Harry on the Runway.
Vinny Mac
He's got his carry on bag on the plane deplane.
Slickster
He's deplaning right now.
Damon
Harry on the tarmac is out of here.
Rick Delgado
So did you, did you just call it his Harry on bag.
Vinny Mac
As well?
Slickster
Harry's bag, I would say that thing.
Damon
So anyways.
Rick Delgado
Oh man.
Damon
But so that, that means Harry can drive this semi truck of mail in ballots to Payson if we need to tonight. I don't know how quickly he can get there. Probably not quick enough. Do, huh?
Vinny Mac
What's he gonna do? Can he take a train down? And I guess there's no other way, huh?
Rick Delgado
You can go to.
Damon
I don't know what he can do. He could do whatever. He could drive if he wants, but I think he'll get there when the event is over.
Vinny Mac
So where's everyone? It's Wally World.
Damon
I don't think that's gonna work. So I guess they'll try to get out tomorrow maybe.
Vinny Mac
All right.
Damon
I don't know. I hope the event's not tomorrow morning, but. No, we'll see. All right. Live from Studio 6P, hour two, we'll kick it off with Vinnie Mack. He's got some news. Vinnie Mack, what's.
Vinny Mac
Well, I don't know if you talked about this. You probably did. And I've been just annoyed by this since Thursday night's speech the President gave. And I've been annoyed about it, cuz it's a travesty what happened that night. It's a sign of the utter hostility and hate that the entire media complex has, and of course the left, et cetera, et cetera, have with the president to not air the President's speech. The president makes a choice, if something's worthy to speak to the American citizens about, and he has a kind of an inferred obligation because the networks are supposed to serve the public interest and therefore always air the presidential speeches when they declare the President needs to make a primetime address. It's standard operating procedure unless it comes to Donald Trump. So today, Buddy Carter, who's a representative from Georgia, has asked the FCC to look into abc, NBC and CBS broadcast networks because they declined to cover it, or they cut away and see if there's any action that they can take. Now, I know we've talked about this and I'm sure a lot of people have talked about this issue and a lot of us who support Trump were generally annoyed that they didn't air it. But this is a big. It's bigger than this. It's not about Trump. That's what people continuously forget. This is the President of the United States. Just like we were talking about Jalen Brunson of the Knicks, okay? It's not about Trump. This is about our country. This is about the United States of America. This is about the President of the United States. And he had something to say. Now, whether you agree with his something to say or not, hey, I've seen Obama make speeches and lie through his tape teeth. I've seen Biden make speeches and lie through his teeth.
Rick Delgado
He didn't.
Vinny Mac
Had us all cooped up, had people. I was talking to a friend of mine about this whole Covid thing, by the way, because he got the, the. The shot and he's like, you know, they were. They would fire me if I didn't get the shot.
Damon
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Vinny Mac
And you think about those kinds of things. And there were speeches in prime time by the president, by Fauci, too, that all the networks ran, even though there was information out there that contradicted all of. Of it. And here's our president coming out with information about election integrity. He had material things to talk about. But put all that aside. Let's just say he decided to talk gibberish for an hour. It doesn't matter. The President of the United States, he's addressing the American people. The networks have an obligation, inferred or not, to air it. It's not selective. So what happens when Democrats in office and Kamala Harris, God forbid, gets in office? Are we not going to air her speech if she's President United States? You have to respect the office. We don't like her, we don't respect her, but you have to respect the office. She might have something to say that deals with our lives. That's why they air it. But the media and everyone else around him have made it a point to single out Donald Trump as this caricature that the left have created to hate and therefore don't air the speech about election integrity. By the way, just the subject matter itself should require them to air it. This is the one thing that we all know as conservatives and as Trump supporters, we know they stole the elections. We know they cheated. Rudy Giuliani lost everything, and he turned out to be right. So did. What's the female lawyer. Lawyer that. That got really? Powell, Sidney Powell. She might have been right about everything. And then you go back to Covid. How many people were right? McCullough. This is countless doctors and scientists that were correct about COVID So who are they to decide that Trump is coming on and talking about something that's not worthy or factual? I mean, after what we've been through,
Damon
any president has a duty and a directive to go on and talk to the American people about threats to the country, threats to anything having to do with their lives in our elections. The idea that his speech was somehow only beneficial to one. Threats to the country and the president talking about it benefit all citizens. It doesn't matter what side of the aisle you're on. I mean, for CBS to start airing it and then Pull away, as we talked about the following morning, is even. I don't know, in some ways, it's not any better than if they just didn't air any of it like the other ones did.
Vinny Mac
Totally disrespectful.
Damon
He's talking about China. He's talking about. He's talking about a shadow government in our own government. He's talking about the CIA basically saying they massaged the presidential daily briefings, that this woman at the FBI was saying, I'm running a shadow government. And CBS thinks, yeah, you know, let's just pull off of this. This is not droning on about the new Trump Tower he wants to build in Tehran or something. I mean, it was like, what are you, what are you doing?
Rick Delgado
Yeah. And meanwhile, the first thing they'll say, well, he said this without any evidence. Evidence. No, he's. He's speaking because he does have the evidence. They brought out the evidence. He talked about it. And they, they even said his speech was gone over by the intel agencies to make sure he didn't. Nothing in there was outside the lines. And they said, surprisingly, he stuck right to the script.
Damon
This is a president who won, not only the Electoral College, won the popular vote in this country, you know, as the, as the dsa, the Democrat Socialists of America's platform is out there now. I just heard this clip the other day of the. This seemingly mentally challenged person who talks for them saying, wow, we don't really need a Senate and we don't really need a Supreme Court, and we don't really need the Electoral College anyways. You know, this is, this is their spokesperson. This is a president who actually won the Electoral College and won the popular vote in this country. Yeah, well, elected by the people, people.
Vinny Mac
That's, that's 100% true. And also to Delgado's point, he, he, he doesn't have to have that backup. It's good he has that backup. Like, we want that, right? Oh, yeah, but he didn't need it. The, the networks have an obligation to serve the public interest. And the President, United States talking about anything serves the public interest when they feel it's important enough to have a primetime speech to address the country, period. Everything else is window dressing. He can elect to talk about anything he wants. Any president can. The fact that they shut it down. You know, we all suspected and believed there was cheating. We all suspected there's a deep state. We all suspected there is possibly a shadow government. We all watched what happened with COVID what happened with Trump, with Russiagate, with all this Stuff. Now, the media just proved to all of us. Us. They're in on it.
Rick Delgado
Yeah.
Vinny Mac
And they're in on it so strongly that the major networks, except for CBS for a little bit, didn't air it. It's a travesty. Now you hear all the left wingers, and I'm getting beat up on Facebook. Be nice of you to jump in on somebody's battles. Boy, I appreciate that, but. Because I'm bringing these issues up and they're like, well, you know, he's talking about election fraud and it's not true. The liberals, of course, but it is true. True. I'm saying what the liberals are saying.
Rick Delgado
You know what it is? They don't believe it's true because they haven't been told it's true. They keep it. The mainstream media, the ones that they take in as oxygen on the left, keep telling them that, well, you know, just because Trump said it, there's no evidence that's to them. That's all they need. They don't need to go beyond that point. Here's the headline. They drink it up. They bathe themselves in it, gargle with it, and then that's what they spit back out at you, Vin.
Vinny Mac
It's 100% true. And the battles that are going on now are. Well, that's just probably. They're airing it because they know it's not true and it's. But the reality is, and I talked to my liberal friends about this, I happened to see a bunch of them with the last two days of the things that I've been doing. Everybody came into town, and the reality is they've been wrong about everything.
Rick Delgado
Yeah.
Vinny Mac
People say, well, give me an example. All right, the P tapes, Russiagate, Covid, a ballot showing up at 4 in the morning. Biden getting more votes than any president in history. It's not plausible. This is a guy who couldn't even get the nomination several times, who cheated at everything. He did, plagiarized almost every speech, got the most votes ever of any candidate. That alone should tell all these liberal
Rick Delgado
freaks, all the Obama lovers would be like, wait, so you're telling us, us that the first black president, he outpaced him by tens of millions of votes.
Vinny Mac
It's a joke.
Rick Delgado
And you want us to believe that.
Vinny Mac
But there's plenty of examples is my point. Like, we can rattle off one after another. And what has he done? What has Trump done? Okay, you let 10 to 20 million people in. He stopped that immediately. He got tax breaks through. He's got the Economy humming. He's saving us from a nuclear disaster because of Iran. You know, you can go on and on and on trying to save money, stop fraud, all of these things he's doing. He's done a demonstrable amount of stuff, but they still ask that question, what's he done?
Rick Delgado
What hasn't he done is a better question.
Vinny Mac
That's what I mean. How do you even rationalize with these guys? You can't. But when the networks take their side, there's something at another level wrong and they should be taken to task. That's sort of the final Note on that one.
Danielle Pasco
1.
Vinny Mac
And Buddy Carter, go for it, man. Let's. Let's. Let's find them. Let's shut them off. I don't care. At this point, like, I don't even care.
Rick Delgado
I'll say MK Ultra one more time, David.
Damon
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Representative Brandon Gill
No.
Damon
All right, live from studio.
Rick Delgado
Almost like you.
Damon
19 past the hour. Yeah, exactly.
Vinny Mac
And if you got a flat tire,
Damon
what do you think he learned from it a Mac is there live from Studio 6B, hour two on a Tuesday night, 19 past the hour. Here is, here is that clip I was talking about from the spokesperson to the, from to the dsa. This is one of their one little meetings that they had here on their new platform, which includes getting rid of the Senate, getting rid of the Supreme Court, getting rid of the Electoral College. And I believe we don't really need a president. We need more of like a chief executive or something like that. Here's a little bit from that.
Danielle Pasco
What's so great about the Senate? I mean, I can, I'm not sure about this, but I'm pretty sure the only popular senator is Bernie Sanders is because he ran for president as a democratic Socialist. So I mean, if we're talking about, like, why would we need a Senate? I think it, it sounds so radical,
Vinny Mac
like abolish the Senate, abolish the Supreme
Danielle Pasco
Court, like, et cetera, et cetera.
Rick Delgado
But it's really, it's not like that's.
Vinny Mac
Those are the things that need to happen in order to have a political
Danielle Pasco
system that actually, like, works for working people.
Rick Delgado
The House of Representatives is, is more democratic that way. And we just don't see the point of the Senate. Historically it was meant to serve very wealthy people who owned a lot of land. And that's still a system that we have today.
Vinny Mac
So would you like to abolish the Senate? That's part of our platform.
Rick Delgado
And we don't think that's extreme. We think it's, it's a change that would help make this country more democratic.
Damon
Sure.
Rick Delgado
You know what's amazing, sounds perfect. Is that they want to abolish the things that they're actually running for.
Guest/Caller
For.
Rick Delgado
Right. They've got people that they want to put in as senators. They want this guy, they want Bernie to run for president. They have all this stuff that they want to run for, but we want to get rid of it at the same time. Well, make up your mind.
Vinny Mac
It's all about balance of power, which they don't understand. Three areas of government set up to balance the power so Nobody has full 100% autonomy and control of the country like a king.
Damon
They want mobocracy.
Vinny Mac
That's.
Damon
Well, that's exactly what, that's exactly what they want. They want mobocracy. They don't need the Senate there because the Senate, of course, is there to slow things down. So it's not just whatever the majority wants gets, gets through. Not everything is. Must pass. So the Senate is there to Slow things down. We all know why this audience. I don't need. We don't need a lesson in civics here on the Electoral College and why every state, no matter how many people are, has two senators. We all understand why the Electoral College is there, why the Senate is there. These people want mobocracy. That's what they want. They want all of the. They want New York, Louisiana, and every blue hellhole that has 8 million people there to decide everything.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Damon
They don't want any court standing in their way. They don't want any other state. They don't care about Montana, South Dakota. They don't care about the. What they do do, what they specialize in, what they have the most of. We want just whoever has the most socialist. That's where we want the other. Not who has the most cows or farms or things that people need to live and why they should have equal representation. No, no, we want mobocracy. We want to pick all the winners for all of this stuff in New York, in la, in Chicago, and we don't want anybody standing in our way. We don't need Senate. We don't need a Supreme Court court. We don't need this. And that's. And this is, you know, this is what the young people today, unfortunately, too many of them go, huh? Yeah, yeah. What do we need to send it for?
Vinny Mac
Lack of education.
Damon
And you say, do you know anything about the country? Do you know anything about anything?
Vinny Mac
They don't. Yeah, you've seen the interviews. They go on beaches and stuff and talk to kids. Here's the one thing I would say about the Senate. Yeah, it's screwed up. Term limits. Can't have lifelong Senators. Term limits. You can't have insider trading. You can't have senators come in making $136,000 a year and coming in and now worth $30 million like AOC. You can't have people generating wealth off of their position. You know, Rome. Rome crashed for a reason. Okay? The reason was it imploded from within. The Senate's corruption were a big part of it. Talk to me about that. That not getting rid of the Senate, though. Just talking to me about making it less or not corrupt at all. And I'm all in.
Rick Delgado
Right.
Damon
All right, let's do. Let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS6P is promo code to use. Slickster. What's going on?
Slickster
Well, ESPN just reported that Fox's peak viewership for the World Cup, 60 million people had tuned in that is phenomenal.
Vinny Mac
What an amazing event, though, huh?
Slickster
Oh, incredible.
Vinny Mac
I watched it. I'm not even a huge fan.
Slickster
I'm not a big soccer fan either. But it really was very uniting for the country, and, you know, I thought it looked great for the America.
Damon
Well, anytime anyone needs an expert on the World Cup, Vin, you're called to be a guest. How is it? How is that the case?
Vinny Mac
I'm analyzing the response in the country to soccer, to the World cup, which I have a lot to say about. Oh, the sport itself. I happen to play in college, as Delgado knows. He did a thorough check on that. I was a striker. I know the sport very, very well.
Slickster
Striker sounds like a beat for granted.
Vinny Mac
Sports, though. So let's get back to slick and sports.
Slickster
Slick. All right, let's go Major League Baseball. We got to get to the scoreboard here. Dodgers now on top of the Phillies. I don't know how they get in that game with all this rain. They're up 2 to 1 in the top of the six. Dodgers over the Phils. We got the Rays. They're romping The Blue Jays 8 to 2 there. Bottom 7. Also bottom 7. Padres over the Braves 6 to 2. Mets blanking, the Brewers 3 zip in Milwaukee. Top of the 6. What could possibly go wrong there in the last three innings? Giants 2 to 1 over the Royals. Bottom 6. Bottom 4. We got the Rangers blank and the White Sox 5. Nothing. Darren Jackson. Texas Cubs in Wrigley Field over Detroit, 7. Nothing. Mid 4 there. Top of the 5th. Astros edging the Marlins 2 1. Rockies leading the Nationals 4 2. Bottom second. I told you. Guardians 5 to 2, which went final over Minnesota and the Pirates. Yankees postponed, as well as the Orioles and Red Sox. Inclement weather on the east coast right now. Cardinals taking on the Angels 9:38, pitched in about 15 minutes. A's Diamondbacks and Reds at the marriage. Oh, boy. I got a good story about the Reds, but first, let me get to the Angels. Angels fire a scout known as the baseball spy for filming opposing coaches. Dylan Gwynn of Breitbart Boy. Sounds seedy, doesn't it? A scout ironically known as the baseball spy is going to have to find someone else to spy for after the Los Angeles Angels fired him for illegally filming coaches on the Rockies. The Halos can Justin Boomer Princetein for using his cell phone to film the Rockies coaches while he was in the stands. The incident occurred while when Princetein was dispatched to scout the Rockies from June 1st to the 3rd in advance of Colorado's upcoming series against the Angels. A member of the Rockies organization spotted Princeton filming and reported it. Princetein was dismissed. Boy, oh, boy, he's like Ryan Clark. They get dismissed like that. And the Angels issued an apology to Rocky's president of baseball operations, Paul DiPodista and general manager Josh Burns. That's a rap.
Rick Delgado
Didn't the Patriots have a similar.
Slickster
Yeah, girl.
Rick Delgado
Spygate, Spygate thing going on there?
Vinny Mac
Yep.
Slickster
That's a wrap. Big D. Back to you.
Damon
All right, select sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. Delgado's got headlines. What's going on? Delgado, right. Oh, we got a good break. Sorry, man. The time goes so fast on this show, I can't sometimes even keep track of the clock. 26 past the hour, live, studio 6P. We'll come back with headlines with Delgado. More news from Vin right after this, Sam.
Rick Delgado
All right.
Damon
30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6P on Real America's Voice. Slickster's gonna do some more sports. Delgado's got main headlines. Vinny Mac's got some more news. Aaron, Fran and Marissa holding it down on a Tuesday night. Man, show is going so fast.
Vinny Mac
Thank you.
Damon
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Vinny Mac
So if that.
Damon
Yeah, exactly. So, Mish Pasco, welcome to the show. How are you?
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Damon
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Damon
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Damon
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Vinny Mac
Hacker.
Danielle Pasco
Soul hacker.
Damon
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Danielle Pasco
Thank you for having me.
Damon
All right, head over to Pure Health Research dot com. Live from Studio 6B, Delgado's got headlines. Main headlines. What's going on, Delgado?
Rick Delgado
All right, David. Well, jumping off of what Vin was talking about earlier with the election speech from last week, turns out in New Jersey they have a little bit of an election problem according to their voter rolls. Democrat Senator, I should say Democrat New Jersey governor says thousands of non citizens, that's code for illegal aliens.
Guest/Caller
Whoops.
Rick Delgado
Were discovered on their voter rolls, believe it or not. Yeah, she announced that earlier today in the afternoon that thousands of non citizens were registered to vote in her state and some had cast ballots in past elections. But don't tell anybody because there's no such thing as election fraud. Democratic Governor Mickey. Is that how you pronounce her first name, Mickey? Sheryl said that the serious, it's a serious software issue, actually. And of course she takes no blame for this. Whatso she is not taking any blame whatsoever and blaming, blaming the software which has a mind of its own. Cut number one, check this out.
Danielle Pasco
In June of 2023, nearly three years before I became governor, a serious software error in New Jersey's motor vehicle system led to the improper voter registration of what we believe to be roughly 6,600 people in our state.
Rick Delgado
State.
Danielle Pasco
When New Jerseyans applied for a driver's license or identification at the mvc, they were asked if they wanted to register to vote. In the case of this error, some individuals indicated that they weren't citizens and weren't eligible to vote, but the software registered them anyway.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, the software acted on its own and said, you know what, we don't care. We're going to register you to vote anyway. Of course, in the same message, she admitted people that her state voted improperly properly. And then of course, she turned her attack to President Trump, describing what he says are spreading lies about the legitimacy of what's going on when it comes to American elections. Of course, cuz it's always Trump's fault. And you shouldn't point out the fraud that's going on when it comes to elections.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, and a computer glitch. I think Trump talked about computer glitches.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, right. I thought we were told that we have the most secure elections anywhere. Yeah, but in New Jersey that wouldn't be the case.
Vinny Mac
No.
Rick Delgado
So you've got that going on in New Jersey. I'm sure we'll hear more about other states coming down the pike. I don't know if you saw this earlier, Damon, up on the Hill as Smithsonian's museum director stood up for the stupidness of the Smithsonian Anthea Hartig, the director of Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, spoke up for the museum's work earlier today, saying it's governed by standards of scholarship, accuracy, independence and nonpartisanship. And she said that the museum does not take sides in political debates. I beg to differ. I'll call shenanigans on that. Brandon Gill had something to say about that. When it comes to history being objective. And here he is taking her to task. Cut number two. Here's Representative Brandon Gill, also known as Clark Kent because he is going to be Superman. He will be president someday. Here he is taking her to test task on history being objective. Cut to check this out.
Guest/Caller
Is Mickey Mouse racist?
Danielle Pasco
Mickey Mouse is not racist.
Guest/Caller
It's not racist. According to the Smithsonian Institution, one of your exhibits referenced Mickey Mouse as representing, quote, vestiges of long standing traditions of blackface minstrelsy. Would you describe that as racist?
Danielle Pasco
No. The historical trajectory of the origins of Mickey Mouse tied directly.
Guest/Caller
So Mickey Mouse is rooted in racism. Is that your testimony? Yes, sir. It's rooted in minstrelly minstrelsing. You don't think that blackface minstrelsy is racist?
Danielle Pasco
It had certain unobvious racial overtones that have been well documented.
Guest/Caller
Do you think that that's problematic, that Mickey Mouse also has those racial overtones?
Danielle Pasco
It's not for me to determine what's problematic. It's determined to me what's accurate. Accurate.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. So there she is. That's actually the wrong cut. But another very concerned about example because, you know, let's face it, the Smithsonian is trying to point out that, hey, Mickey Mouse is racist. Even though it's just a mouse and kids love him. I've loved them for, well, a hundred years. He's a mouse.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, it's a mouse.
Rick Delgado
And he's not even a race. No, right.
Vinny Mac
He's a mouse.
Rick Delgado
He's. He's a. He's a mars. Is he a marsupial? I don't even know.
Slickster
The whole concept's cheese.
Representative Brandon Gill
Easy.
Rick Delgado
Do we have the. Aaron, do we have the clip about the. About history being objective? Cut 3. Let's check this out.
Guest/Caller
Is Mickey Mouse racist?
Rick Delgado
Nope, that's the same. Mickey Mouse. That's the same. That's the same.
Guest/Caller
It's not racist according to Smithsonian, so
Damon
we don't need that again.
Rick Delgado
But here is, here is, here's Representative Brandon Gill talking about being polite. Believe it or not, according to the Smithsonian, being polite is considered white supremacy. Cut number four.
Guest/Caller
That's so interesting because the same mass action toolkit that your Organization has been promoting references politeness as a defining characteristic of white supremacy culture. Ma', am, are you a white supremacist?
Danielle Pasco
No, sir.
Guest/Caller
You're not. Can you help me square why your organization says that being polite light is part of being a white supremacist?
Danielle Pasco
I'm not exactly familiar with that passage of the Mass Action Toolkit, which is not.
Guest/Caller
I can show you the passage here.
Danielle Pasco
Pardon me?
Guest/Caller
I said I just read you the passage from it.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. So there he is, pointing out some of the obvious things that the. Let's face it, that goes on at the Smithsonian, which has been kind of came to light, I think, during the first Trump administration, was all the nonsense that actually goes on, on at the Smithsonian, which really wasn't designed or is supposed to be doing these kinds of things, focusing on sex and focusing on transgenderism. It's just amazing. Some of the stuff. Finally, here's Nancy Mace talking about some of the.
Damon
Not running for Senate.
Rick Delgado
Who's not running for Senate?
Damon
She got the message.
Rick Delgado
Number five. Check this out.
Representative Brandon Gill
Dr. Hartig, how many children visited the National Museum of American History last year?
Danielle Pasco
Hi. Good morning, ma'. Am. Since.
Representative Brandon Gill
Answer the question. How many kids.
Danielle Pasco
Good morning, ma'. Am. Since we don't charge.
Slickster
Weird.
Representative Brandon Gill
Are you the director of the museum?
Danielle Pasco
I am, ma'.
Damon
Am.
Danielle Pasco
Okay.
Representative Brandon Gill
And you don't know how. How many people visited the museum last year?
Danielle Pasco
2 million.
Representative Brandon Gill
How many of those were children, ma'?
Rick Delgado
Am?
Representative Brandon Gill
I don't even know.
Danielle Pasco
Okay.
Representative Brandon Gill
Do you agree that educating children about American history is a core duty of the museum? Yes or no?
Danielle Pasco
Absolutely.
Representative Brandon Gill
And are images of sexual fetishes appropriate for children? Yes or no? So, ma', am, it's a simple yes or no. Or is sexual imagery provocative sexual imagery appropriate for kids? Yes or no, ma'?
Danielle Pasco
Am? We strive to represent all Americans.
Representative Brandon Gill
You strive to represent. We're pedophiles, indoctrination groups, grooming of kids at an American history museum. And it sounds like you're proud of it. You won't answer the questions, probably because you're ashamed. And as a woman, I really can't believe you will stand, sit here today, and you can't even admit that sexual imagery like this behind me, they tell me, my staff tells me, this little trinket around the penis. This is BDSM in a. In a setting where children are walking through. That's disgusting. Like, what kind of message are you trying to send to kids with BDSM imagery? What is. What are you trying to tell kids? Are you sexualizing children? Is that what your. Your Motive is for the museum.
Danielle Pasco
Why so that specific two piece.
Representative Brandon Gill
Do you know how many kids get raped by adults every year in our country? This kind of thing, when you are dressing men up as women, drag queen queens, you're putting this kind of crap in front of kids. Sexualizes them and makes them more vulnerable to people that want to rape them.
Rick Delgado
Yeah. So there. There you have it.
Damon
Sometimes I wish they'd let the people talk because they actually sound. They. They do such a terrible job of trying to make their case, they sound even more imbecilic. So I wish sometimes they'd actually let them even attempt to answer the questions like, why is that there?
Rick Delgado
Yeah.
Damon
But they just keep stepping on top of him. Then she gets off the hook of having to say anything because you're droning on. Let her talk and try to defend her position. Sounds idiotic.
Rick Delgado
Yeah, especially when you're talking about sexualization. You know, just being paraded out there at the Smithsonian.
Vinny Mac
It's pure evil.
Damon
Yeah, pure evil.
Vinny Mac
The ideology behind all.
Rick Delgado
Maybe at a house of wax you can throw that stuff out, but not at the Smithsonian.
Damon
House of what?
Rick Delgado
A house of wax.
Slickster
Thought the same thing. Is that with an X?
Rick Delgado
Not that. Not that.
Damon
Not something else. All right, 17 till the hour. One more to go on a Tuesday. We're back right after this.
Vinny Mac
It.
Damon
All right, 13 to the hour. Last segment of the show already. We'll try to get to everybody here one more time. Vinnie, Mac, I'll start with you. What's left on your NewsRadar tonight?
Vinny Mac
Well, I got one thing RFK is up to, and I want to ask you all a question. If you invested in a company and then you found out that they didn't spend the money on anything they told you they just spent the money on going on vacation and buying cars, would you keep investing in that company?
Damon
Well, if I was the CEO, yes.
Vinny Mac
Well, no, you would not. If you were sending money to a nonprofit and you realized none of that money was going to help anybody you thought you were helping, it was going to buy cars and food and travel and CEO, you wouldn't send money there again. Well, RFK has just yanked Medicaid funds to the states of California and Minnesota, which totals about a billion dollars, by the way. And he has said, look, we're not sending money out the door until we have confidence that they are being spent lawfully and appropriately. This, by the way, is what normal people do when they run anything. Government, private sector, nonprofits, anything. If you are a normal person. I use the word normal because to allow and enable this and just let it keep going on is not normal. We've accepted it or let it go or overlooked it. Thinking it's normal. It's not normal. So what do you do when it's not normal? You just turn off the spigots.
Danielle Pasco
All right.
Vinny Mac
I'm not sending any money. Prove to us it's going to the right people, and we'll send you the money. No different than what Scott Besset did with the Treasury. Another just very simple thing. So here's a billion dollars in federal payments, and some people will get hurt by this. There are legitimate people that need these payments. But because the governors can't, you can't honor the law or enforce the law or enable the law or watch what's going on with the money, because they don't care. Maybe they're part of it. Maybe they're getting something. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Did exactly what any leader, any CEO, any administrator, anybody in charge of anything when it comes to money. He did what you're supposed to do. If you're not going to stop it, well, you're not getting anything till you show me it stopped. Simple as that. Another one to the thing Delgado and I were talking about. This is just another. Another check in the box. You know, it's adding up. Yeah, that's the story I have.
Damon
All right. 11 minutes to the hour. Live from Studio 6B.
Rick Delgado
Slick.
Damon
Give me whatever's left in sports.
Slickster
All right. Dodgers right now over to Phillies 2 to 1. They continue to lead. Bottom of the seventh there. Top of the ninth. The Rays taking care of the Blue Jays 8 to 2 there. Padres 83 over the Braves. Top of the ninth, top seven. Mets continue to blank. The Brewers 3 zip. Royals edging the Giants 3 2. Bottom seven and the bottom of the fifth range as well. That's all with the crying there. 9 nothing over the White Sox and the Cubs. 9 nothing over the Tigers. Astros 5 to 1 over the Marlins. That's also top of the six. Top four Rockies over the Nationals 5 to 4. Remember that Claude Lemieux story? That he committed suicide?
Guest/Caller
Yeah.
Slickster
Yeah. Well, more has come out about this now. Claude Lemieux son told cops NHL legend relapsed into sex addiction. They did say he died from an addiction, but now we're finding out a little bit more. TMZ staff. Of course. Who else would bring you this? Claude Lemieux's son told police the NHL legend have relapsed into sex addiction before taking his own life, revealing his family. Notice his behavior Spiraling. In the year leading up to his death, Brendan Lemieux reportedly discussed his father's struggles with Palm Beach County Sheriff's office investigators on May 28, shortly after finding Claude dead at the family's business in Lake Park, Florida, according to a California Post report. The outlet reviewed police body cam footage in which Brendan allegedly said his mother, Deborah, discovered Claude was no longer sober, explaining his father's primary issue was sex addiction, not alcohol, though he reportedly said he didn't know if his father had picked up drinking again, too. He told investigators Claude had been sober for more than a decade, but the family began noticing changes in his behavior and said the situation was recently spiraling completely, with Claude lashing out and treating people poorly. According to Brendan, Deborah confronted Claude at around 10:30 on May 27, and he confessed to relapsing before she told him to leave their home. Hours later, Brendan noticed his father's location had changed to a family business and drove there to check on him, ultimately finding him dead inside the building. And the New York Post was the first to report this news. So sad to see Claude Lemieux just couldn't overcome his.
Vinny Mac
But to take your life over, I mean, it's not good to have these addictions, but to take your life over that. I mean, I think.
Slickster
And he was just in Montreal, like, the week before.
Rick Delgado
A couple days, right? A couple days before.
Slickster
Within that week.
Rick Delgado
For the Stanley Cup.
Vinny Mac
Yeah.
Slickster
And just, you know, a shame. And, you know, one of the. One of their legendary players as well in the franchise. So, you know, sad story all around, but I just wanted to report that. And that's a wrap. Big D, back to you.
Damon
All right, nine minutes to the hour from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night. Delgado, take us home. What's left in the news?
Rick Delgado
All right, well, I forgot this. I don't know if you saw this. We talked about this. This story about a week or so ago where, you know, President Biden was suing the DOJ to block the release of these audio tapes from the biographer interviews.
Vinny Mac
Oh, boy.
Rick Delgado
Well, we've got. We've got a decision. A decision coming down the pike from today. An appeals court denies former President Biden's bid to block the release of those tapes with the biographer for now. The federal appeals court claimed on Monday night denying the bid from the former President Joe Biden to keep the Justice Department from giving a conservative think tank redacted transcripts and audio recordings he had with his biographer roughly a decade ago, but stayed with the opinion. But stayed the opinion until August 3, to allow time for further appeals. In a 2:1 decision, a three judge panel at the U.S. court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected Biden's attempt to stop the Heritage foundation from getting their hands on that material. And we can't wait until they win because we want to hear it too. Judges. The two judges said an unsigned opinion. We concluded that Biden had not shown likelihood that the requested materials must be withheld from disclosure, they wrote because the requested materials would bear upon understanding of the special counsel's investigation and blah, blah, blah. Here is, here is a, here is a piece of what we could be listening for once once these things are released. I believe this was released already, but check this out. Here is President Biden or former President Biden not being able to recall when his son died, when President Trump won an election. Just in a small little snippet here, cut number six. Check this out.
Damon
If I ran again and we run for president. And so what was happening though once Bo died May 30, 2015. Was it 2015? He died 2015? I think it was 2015. I'm not sure the months are but
Rick Delgado
I think that was.
Vinny Mac
Yeah, that's right, Mr. President.
Damon
And what's happened in the meantime is that as and Trump gets elected in November of 2017. 16. 2016. All right, so
Rick Delgado
yeah, so what Senator
Vinny Mac
said he was the sharpest he's ever seen.
Rick Delgado
It's the best Biden ever according to Joe Scarborough.
Guest/Caller
Right?
Damon
Yeah. Aaron, just give me some audio on my. I don't need to put it up. Just give me, I have audio of over here and that that makes things like this. Now this spring is here. The seasons or analogies are on upon us. We're on the rise even more now. Okay. Okay.
Rick Delgado
What is that?
Damon
Is here the seasons or analogies are on upon us. Okay, very good.
Slickster
A fever.
Damon
What the hell are you talking about?
Vinny Mac
Sounds like Chevy chasing spies like us again.
Rick Delgado
The recordings at issue in the legal fight date back to 2016 and 2017 when the, when Biden sat down with that biographer. Amazing that he sat down with him back in 2016. 2017, a year after his son died. And he couldn't recall when he died who was, according to Joe Biden, the most important person in his life. He just doesn't remember when the guy died.
Slickster
Well, it's a lot to remember, really.
Rick Delgado
Not for Joe Biden. He didn't even know that the president
Damon
the audio back, Aaron. Barack and I think it's a right for people that bad at Kev Care Me too. That Biden really is stupid.
Rick Delgado
Exactly. Anyway, well, there you have it. Hopefully we get the full transcript and recordings and can't wait for the Heritage foundation to win.
Vinny Mac
What language?
Damon
No, no, no. I don't know.
Slickster
We missed those.
Damon
Better have put aside about nine hours. Listen to those tapes. Oh, man. As always, we know all season of crazy. Oh, my God. Crazy. Th's coming back. Thanks, guys on the show. Thanks, Aaron. Thanks, friend. Thanks, Marissa. Most of all, thank you to live from Studio 6B. Audience we'll see you tomorrow night. We're back on a Wednesday. Live from Studio 6P. Sam.
This episode delivers a vibrant, unscripted dive into America’s current political and cultural landscape from a conservative perspective. The hosts focus on escalating U.S.-Iran hostilities and President Trump's aggressive military and policy responses, address government accountability on fraud and policy reform, cover election integrity issues, and amplify cultural touchpoints—spanning sports, the media, and educational institutions. The show balances hard news, skeptical humor, and moments of personal vulnerability.
[05:05–13:18]
Vinny Mac shares a deeply personal story about attending a friend’s wife’s funeral, highlighting the fragility of life and the importance of living in the moment.
Life Lesson: Cherish the present and relationships, as everything can change instantaneously.
[18:38–24:29]
[26:12–32:32]
[33:53–38:47]
[40:36–43:51]
[52:57–62:32]
[77:55–80:10]
[66:29–69:26]
Leftist Calls for Abolishing the Senate, Electoral College, and Supreme Court:
Smithsonian Under Fire:
[87:54–96:35]
RFK Pulls Medicaid From CA & MN over Fraud:
Biden Audio Case:
Sports Tragedy:
"His whole world’s been rocked in a major way. He gave the most incredible eulogy. ... I just thought to myself, in many ways, he’s the luckiest guy on the planet because he really had a soulmate..." (Vinny Mac, [07:28])
"Netflix has got to be saying where we get ourselves into. They probably paid bookoo dollars for a lousy broadcast." (Slickster, [21:16])
"Our deficit's a trillion dollars every hundred days. We just crossed 39 and a half trillion dollars." (Damon, [30:36])
"Trump goes in and just bombs the hell out of 'em. I love that he's protecting our soldiers." (Vinny Mac, [36:52])
"Her nomination (Erica Schwartz) represents a betrayal of Make America Healthy Again principles. … Someone embedded in the system we all fought against." (Damon, [41:02])
"Networks have an obligation, inferred or not, to air it. It's not selective. The President of the United States, he's addressing the American people." (Vinny Mac, [53:11])
"Is Mickey Mouse racist?" (Rep. Brandon Gill, [81:09]) — a humorous, pointed line highlighting the absurdity of certain museum initiatives.
"Do you agree that educating children about American history is a core duty of the museum? … Are images of sexual fetishes appropriate for children? Yes or no?" (Rep. Brandon Gill, [84:33])
"We were told we have the most secure elections anywhere. … But in New Jersey that wouldn’t be the case." (Rick Delgado, [80:01])
The tone is unapologetically direct, conversational, and at times irreverent—balancing humor (often at the expense of media figures or politicians), serious commentary, and emotional candor. The hosts sustain a “real American” angle, questioning “mainstream narratives,” and frequently slip into camaraderie and inside jokes.
| Segment | Time | Speaker(s) | Key Points | |-----------------------------------------|-----------|-----------------------|----------------------------------------------------| | Personal loss and living in the moment | 05:05–13:18| Vinny Mac, Panel | Cherishing loved ones, mortality | | MLB/NBA sports & White House visits | 18:38–24:29| Slickster, Vinny Mac | Sports media, culture wars in athletics | | Government waste / anti-fraud | 26:12–32:32| Vinny Mac, Damon | Treasury crackdown, scale of US deficit | | Iran strikes and Trump responses | 33:53–38:47| Rick Delgado, Vinny | Military policy, honoring US casualties | | CDC appointment criticism | 40:36–43:51| Damon | Trump’s CDC pick, COVID legacy | | Trump’s primetime speech ignored | 52:57–62:32| Vinny Mac, Damon | Big 3 networks skip presidential address | | Election fraud stories | 77:55–80:10| Delgado | NJ noncitizen voter registrations | | “Mobocracy” and abolishing institutions | 66:29–69:26| Damon | Civics, left ideology, DSA platform | | Smithsonian, history & sexual content | 81:09–86:32| Delagado, Gill | Wokeness in museums, child protection concerns | | Medicaid fraud / RFK action | 87:54–90:11| Vinny Mac | Federal money, state accountability | | Biden cognitive moments / audio | 92:37–96:35| Delgado, Damon | Audio evidence, memory issues |
This episode is an energetic expedition through the week’s top American news themes: the Iran war escalation, accountability in government spending, media bias, election integrity, cultural battles over American traditions and institutions, and the personal lives behind politics. The conversational, at times biting, yet always passionate panel dynamic, coupled with memorable anecdotes and sharp analysis, makes it a can’t-miss for listeners seeking an unvarnished, right-leaning take on “Real America’s” current events.
For full news, sports, and commentary, catch the full episode.