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Speaker 1: Some stories deserve more than headlines. They deserve to be remembered. Extortion seventeen honors the thirty American service members and eight Afghan partners who made the ultimate sacrifice when their helicopter was shot down during a mission in Afghanistan on August sixth, twenty eleven. Through powerful orchestration and heartfelt emotion, composer Don Newan pays tribute to their courage, their service, and the families who continue to carry their legacy. From Real America's Music. This is Extortion one seven by Don Newen. Download it now.
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Speaker 2: If your DV sounds funny. In the evening, you're watching live from Studio six B on Real America's Boys Live for Studio six B. It is on Reel America's Boys eight o'clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in Slickster, sitting right there, looking good as always, is going to try to do some sports tonight. And I emphasize the word try because we've got a busy, busy night tonight, Sliicster. How are you doing good? Big D very good? Liking that bluish color.
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Speaker 3: I had to wear the blue because I was at the National Night Out for the police department. I just came from there. It was that's all over the country. It's really nice the policemen. They come out with the commune and the kids and you know, kind of show that nice. What can I say, symbiotic relationship is trying to develop with the community.
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Speaker 4: Nice.
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Speaker 2: Okay, very good. Slickster's always doing stuff for the community. President chamber for thirty.
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Speaker 5: Years now, seven years when I started.
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Speaker 2: Some funny business going on there. We have to look into one of these days.
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Speaker 4: Well he counts all the ballots.
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Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, overnight ballots are in. I won uh. He's gonna do some news as well, mister Doug Gotta. How are you?
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Speaker 4: I am well, Damon, I am good.
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Speaker 2: Okay, very good.
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Speaker 4: Okay, that's all.
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Speaker 2: We got Aaron and Marissa holding it down. Harry on the highway. I don't know if he's still here.
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Speaker 5: What's I think he vacated?
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Speaker 2: Oh he's gone.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, he's yeah, pulled out.
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Speaker 2: He's a seal.
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Speaker 4: Later he got his ass off the couch.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, Aaron and marissol holding it down. Glad you're in on a busy Tuesday night. Primary Tuesday is here and we were gonna have all we are going to have all kinds of guests on the talk about it, not only talk about tonight, but talk about obviously as election season is here kicking it into full gear. It's just meant it comes so fast in this compressed calendar and we now live in and so Mark Mitchell's going to join us, Jack Pasoviak's going to join us, with Steve Kruber's going to join us. We're going to have all kinds of information on what's going out there in Michigan. And of course the question tonight is whether socialism and communism is going to take even deeper route into the Democratic Party tonight in Michigan in a couple of highlighted races, and how that will affect a Democratic presidential candidate into twenty twenty eight. You are going to have to attack what is the bar you are going to have to attach yourself too if you're running on the Democratic side. And in the end, is this what the Republicans actually should want? Should they want this guy in Michigan tonight to win as he seemingly is gonna looks like he's going to easily win this. So we're gonna talk about all that tonight with everybody we can. But right now you saw in the opening, please welcome back to the show, Don Newan. He's here to talk about his latest Real America's music release called Extorts in seventeen. It's available now wherever you buy and stream music. Don, welcome back to the show. How you doing, Bud? I don't hear Don, guys.
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Speaker 4: Can you hear me?
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Speaker 2: Guys? I can hear you now? How you doing?
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Speaker 6: All right?
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Speaker 7: Well? Listen, I got the memo, Rick, I got the memo. I went with the Teal the Blue tonight as well, so I can coordinate with you. Because anytime I come on live from Studio six B, I got to be very fashion conscious because of the stage.
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Speaker 2: Right cat there names that's right.
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Speaker 7: Hey, listen, guys, I want to thank you, Damon. I missed you on on Friday when when I came on to promote the drop of this song. Your viewers are amazing, your audience is amazing. Woke up Saturday morning. I think it was number ten on Country iTunes charts on Saturday morning, and that means a great deal to us, Donna and I as songwriters and producers. But I got to tell you this is all for something else. As we talked about on Friday, Donna and I are not taking one penny of the royalties off of this song. We're giving it all to Operation three hundred, which you guys can find by going to op opie Op three hundred.
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Speaker 2: There you go. Thank you.
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Speaker 7: I'm gonna guess that was Aaron.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. That was very smooth.
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Speaker 7: Having said that, every penny and listen, guys and gals, the contracts that we sign for music distribution, it's not for this week, next week, it's for seventy years years that we are going to give the royalties from this song to Operation three hundred. So long after Donna and I are gone and our kids are taking over things, if this song still generates income, it's going to all go to Op three hundred, Operation.
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Speaker 2: Three hundred and Donna, as you said Friday, I wasn't here for your interview, and I know it was great. I heard a lot of positive things about it, but it's just for people who maybe were like me and weren't here on Friday. Number one. Since you're just talking about Operation three hundred, what is Operation three hundred? What is the work they do?
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Speaker 7: Uh?
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Speaker 2: Tell us a little bit about them?
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Speaker 7: Operation three hundred was is a nonprofit five oh one C three organization that was founded by Billy and Karen Vaughan. They are the parents of one of the seventeen Navy Seals, Aaron Vaughan, who lost his life needlessly while he was on extortion one seven that should calicopter. The purpose of the foundation is to provide children who have lost their parent or parents, especially in the military, but also law enforcement and first responders with mentoring, guidance, support, the big brother kind of a vibe. It's just an amazing organization that was founded by two amazing people. And like I showed you, guys on Friday, this tattoo represents that I am carrying the load for the Vaughn family. Aaron had that exact tattoo on his left forward facing arm. I had it, replicated. I called his dad, Billy, and I said, I need a good picture that you have that shows that tattoo on Aaron's left arm. I'm going to emulate it and for the rest of my life carry the load for your family for the loss of Aaron. And so this whole situation, guys, is so wrong. The mission that is, we're trying to bring light to that. We've been trying to do it since twenty thirteen, and it's amazing how many people don't understand, or are not familiar or who have forgotten. Extortion one seven. It was the single moment in the entire disaster that we all know as the Afghanistan War where we lost the most number of warriors and seventeen of those were Navy seals. It's the greatest loss of Navy seal life in the history of Navy seals, and nobody's talking about it. It's August sixth is fifteen years.
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Speaker 2: We're speaking with Don Newan. Of course, his new so is on Real America's music and it's called Extortion seventeen. You can scan the Extortion one seven. You can scan the QR code to download Extortion one to seven. Streams are good, of course, as we always talk about, but downloads is what we want. And I mean the thing here is, obviously, as Don just laid out all of Don's royalties, all of them Don and Donna here are going to be donated to Operation three hundred, which is I mean, what can you say about that? I mean, it's just amazing, and it's not just this year, next year it's the forever essentially forever.
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Speaker 7: Well, guys, I'll ask, I'll three or four of you that are there. Could you make money off of this?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely?
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 7: Could you make money off of extortion seven? No way, no way, I could we You know this was a no brainer. You know there's two things we can't make money off of, Donna and I that have to do with our show, Fallen Warriors and Jan six Ers.
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Speaker 8: We just can't do that.
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Speaker 7: So we're giving it all away. But we're reliant. I can sit here and talk big all day long about giving this money away and these royalties away. But unless you guys are beloved and I know you guys feel about the audience the same way Donna and I do. I mean, if it wasn't for you guys, and I'm talking about you that are beloved viewers, all this would be is cameras and lights. I'm standing here right now getting blinded by two lights and a camera. It's all it would be if it wasn't for you. But we got to put the balls in your court right now. You guys can make a difference with Operation three hundred and all you got to do is go down, down, go down and download a dollar twenty nine song. Download this song. Every penny that we make is going to Operation three hundred for longer than we will live.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so don just one last one for you here before I'll let you go. When you think about obviously what you're doing here in these great causes and these and obviously the connection to specific events or military or gold Star families, Uh, do you do you think like down the line the of other ideas, other things that kind of get you excited to to kind of join that music with the story or the family or the some part of history. Like what's next? Are you thinking about that?
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Speaker 7: Well, they're already in the can, guys. The next For the past two releases that we've done, they've been somber situations. Memorial Day was the first one. Now we're talking Extortion one seven. Our next release is going to be I married a Liberal, which I certainly did not, but it's a it's a guy that certainly is uh regretting the fact that he married a liberal. That's what the song's about. After that, we've got, uh, we've got one that's in the can that's actually about all of you, are beloved viewers, and it's right now it's titled through the Camera Lens and that we do this all for you.
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Speaker 9: Matter of fact.
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Speaker 7: In the song we say or we sing, if it wasn't for you, it'd just be cameras and lights. We've got one coming out for Christmas and getting back into the serious stuff. Got one called twenty two kill or twenty two die every Day, and that has to do with veteran suicide. And that's a deep song because it's based on a true story of a good friend of ours who was sitting on his porch one night with a nineteen eleven stuck it in his mouth, and his little boy walked up and said, Daddy, what you doing.
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Speaker 2: We're speaking with Don Newing. His song is out right now at STARTIA one seven. You can scan the QR code and download it right there. That's the best thing you can do streaming. It's fine listening to it, but you got to download it. I think Don said it's a dollar twenty nine. You can download it. You can help a great cause. All of Don's royalties are being donated to Operation three hundred. So download this song now. Support a great place, great charity, a great business doing great work. Donn and Donna, we love you guys. Thanks for the song, and thanks for all the work you guys are doing continued success. We love having you in the show. Thanks Pale, thank you brothers.
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Speaker 7: We appreciate you, and we love you.
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Speaker 9: Aaron I love you too.
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Speaker 2: All right, Live from Studio six B on a Tuesday night, we'll get into primary night news, sports all coming up right after this. Seventeen past the Hour, Live from Studio six V on a Tuesday Primary night, August fourth. Slick's gonna try to do some sports. The guy's going to try to do some news, but most of what we're going to do tonight is focus on what's going on tonight. Polls have closed in Michigan. I actually have I should pull up probably the results. Some of these things I think are going to be called fairly quickly. But let's bring in the man who knows this state, in this area better than most. That's our own Steve Gruber. Steve, welcome back to the show.
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Speaker 10: How are you, yeah, gentlemen, nice to see you. I'm not in Michigan. I decided to take a break from the pounding of advertising because Michigan is getting pounded already. What a little tired of the advertising for the politics as you can imagine.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I don't know, Steve, in your mind, what's the biggest question that gets answered tonight? For me? I guess if this guy wins in the high profile race there, the question then becomes that this hyper progressive socialist communist movement has kind of percolated into obviously one of the more crucial general election states. And then what does that mean for Democrats who want to run how much are they going to have to be mindful of this message that we're going to then be told, oh, look, this is landing with people, It's getting more broader appeal. These candidates are winning, and in the end, is that is that maybe what the Republicans really should wanted them to go all in on socialism or what's what's your take on here tonight?
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Speaker 11: My answer to that question is yes and no.
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Speaker 10: It's good for the Republicans, make no mistake, and I believe abdil elsai Ed will win the night. You know, last night, if you missed it, he was spending his time at a pool party with Hassan Piker. Yeah, a guy who worships Chairman Mao and thinks that America deserved nine to eleven and so on and so forth, hates America, wants open borders, no police, no prisons, and the list goes on. This is the dsay, This who they are. When Abdua wins tonight and the polls in the Western Up don't actually close for another forty minutes, he might not have actual final results, but the up they're not going to swing this with one way or the other. Three hundred thousand people live in the whole place. It's beautiful, but the not a lot of voters, so it's a done deal. The voter starting out in southeast Michigan, that's Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, ham Trammick, the Detroit area. Big numbers today. That means Elside's going to win, and so that's good for Republicans. I believe that means Mike Rogers is going to win a Republican seat in the United States Center for the first time in thirty two years in Michigan.
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Speaker 11: But guys, take this threat seriously. This is the real deal.
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Speaker 10: If you don't think the fight is on for the soul of America, pay attention because it's real.
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Speaker 11: Tonight.
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Speaker 10: When Abdul elsiad can win in Michigan, the place the birthplace of the automobile, and he wants to take away the means of production. You talk about a place that has been the backbone the arsenal of democracy and they want to defund the Pentagon. I mean, just just go right down the list of the crazy ideas. This is serious stuff, not to be dismissed, not to be overlooked. Yes, I believe it's good for Michigan. And there's one other race you should really be paying attention to besides ELSA. Had to just put it on your radar in case you don't have it, and that's Michigan seven. Michigan seven, it's my congressional district. Ironically, it's considered the closest congressional race in America. They're going to dump millions of dollars in. I believe that the natural DSA member is going to win for the Democrat Party tonight in the primary. His name is Will Lawrence. He's a community organizer. Where have I heard that before? He's a community organizer who.
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Speaker 11: Believes in all the things.
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Speaker 10: I just went down that laundry list of stupidity, right, and I think that means Tom Barrett, who is the freshman Republican congressman in that district will hold on to that seat. This is not good news for the Democrats in any normal year. If there is such a thing anymore, Democrats should have an inside track to take control of the House and maybe taking back the Senate. Here's my radical prediction in August from some place in Montana.
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Speaker 11: Here's my prediction. The Republicans are going.
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Speaker 10: To hold the House and they're going to add a seat maybe two in the United States Senate.
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Speaker 11: Maybe that'll turn out to be wacky. But you watch.
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Speaker 10: Look, you know where abdua outside is not getting any votes. The DSA gets no votes from black voters. What are the Democrats to do if black voters say we want nothing to do with this and they don't trust me. I live in Michigan. I talk to these voters all the time, all backgrounds, all races, all creeds. If the Democrats cannot secure the black voters in Michigan, in Detroit, they're all done. And when you see people like James Carville coming out and saying, look, I can't be in the same tent with Hassan Piker, And here's Abduah elside out partying with this guy last night. When you see Bill Meher saying my vote is up for grabs. JD Vance could get my vote. The world has changed. But again I warn you do not overlook this threat because it's real.
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Speaker 2: Now you say that si ed is going to lose to what's his uh, Mike with confidence? Are you sure about that?
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Speaker 11: Yes?
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Speaker 2: Really? Because Mike Rodgers is not exactly well, I don't know how to say this nicely. He's kind of the Republican a lot of us are kind of getting sick of. Isn't he kind of represent that kind of Uh? Are you sure, Coress.
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Speaker 10: He's a former former congressman, a former chair of the House Intelligence Committee, former FBI agent.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, he's he's got a pedigree that.
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Speaker 10: A lot of people would like to look past right now and look for an outsider. But he's well funded. And you look, I mean, you know the numbers. The Republicans have something like one hundred and twenty million dollars on hand, and the Democrats are mortgaging buildings to try to pay the light bill.
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Speaker 11: Money matters. He's got a lot of it, right.
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Speaker 10: I mean, if we could joke about but the Democrats are financially screwed.
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Speaker 11: But here's here's here a caveat to that they don't necessarily.
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Speaker 10: Need money from They don't necessarily need money from the DNC or anything like that. And because you'll have packs coming in and other things happening where the money will come in big time for El Sayed and others from another place. So keep that in mind. Even though the DNC has broke, there's a possibility that they will have all the money they need for certain races, and this is one of them.
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Speaker 2: Heart's Dave, anything else in Michigan tonight that we should be I think we're going to have Tom Norton on a little bit later in the district thirty third seat. Is there anything else in Michigan that we should be watching for tonight?
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Speaker 10: Well, yeah, Hailey Stevens, who is going to finish second El Sia tonight.
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Speaker 11: Her seat is going to be in play.
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Speaker 10: Hillary Skolton over in Grand Rapids, her seat is going to be in play.
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Speaker 11: I think Michigan.
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Speaker 10: Look, the President and I have talked about this a number of times, and he has believed in twenty sixteen that Michigan is the pivotal state. I believe that this year, whether it's El Siad running for Senate. I don't know how the governor's racing turn out, but if you have a seat turn up in Grand Rapids, that's the Democrats heat that flips, then the Republicans have a very big night.
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Speaker 11: That's what I would watch in Michigan. Is a fact there's more in play than just those seats. Obviously I saw the press.
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Speaker 10: But again, these normies, these normal Democrats, have to go out and defend this idiocy. They got to try to find a way to appease the radicals that are energized without offending the.
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Speaker 11: Moderates who are put off by it all. It's it. They're tap dancing down a razor blade.
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Speaker 4: Damon, Hey, Steve, real quick, this is Rick.
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Speaker 12: I got a question for you because you mentioned something there about tap dancing down a razor blade, and I feel like that's exactly what the Democrats, at least the normal Democrats are thinking, and I think this is where it's probably going to hurt them.
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Speaker 4: I wanted to get your take on it.
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Speaker 12: Do you see a lot of normal center Democrats saying, you know what, I'm out.
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Speaker 4: I'm not going to vote at all. I'm not going to show up.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, a little antidote, good friend of mine, normany Democrat lawyer, of course, friend of mine for a long time, fifteen years.
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Speaker 11: And I said, Mike, can you vote for abdul? El said, well, I.
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Speaker 10: Think Hayley Stevens is going to win. It's about four or five days ago. I said, Mike, can you vote for Abdul l si ed? He said no, flat out simply cannot.
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Speaker 11: What about Will Lawrence? No, I cannot.
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Speaker 10: I cannot vote for that sort of craziness and that sort of nonsense. And so he's somebody I know, well who's a mainstream liberal Democrat, doesn't care for President Trump, loved my interview with him last week, but doesn't care for him.
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Speaker 11: And so you've got real normal.
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Speaker 10: This guy's what fifty five, you know, mainstream democrat white guy. So if you think you're just going to hurt in all these liberal white voters, you're not.
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Speaker 11: So it's a great question.
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Speaker 10: So anacdotally, No, these people are fleeing, whether it's James Carville, my buddy, Mike, Bill Maher, from Hollywood to New York City to Michigan.
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Speaker 11: They're like it's a bridge way too far right.
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Speaker 2: All right, the Great Steve Gruber twenty six past our Live for Studio six Base Steve, We'll be watching. We'll bring the results tonight. Thanks so much for giving us the time. The Great Steve Grueber right here, Real America's Voice. We'll get to some results, whatever we have. Mark Mitchell will join us when we get back right after this, thirty minutes past the hour, Real America's Voice all across the country. Slick Harry's gonna try to do some sports. God is going to try to get in some news. But obviously the big news of the night is what's going on in the primary. Primary. Election season continues to roll on as we head towards the midterms, and of course all eyes on Michigan tonight. Abdul i'l say ed Helly Stevens is obviously the race that most people are paying attention to, although to me, there's gonna be absolutely no drama in this race whatsoever. The real question is once this lunatic wins, what does that do for the Democrat Party? As Michigan is seemingly ground zero for the Democrat Party's ideological war that they're having right now. So someone who's going to know a lot about this and what the numbers say, joins us. Now, Mark Mitchell is the head polster over at the this polling company. Mark, welcome to the show. How are you?
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Speaker 11: Yeah?
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Speaker 8: Really great to be here, and I'm glad you called it an ideological war. That is exactly what's happening inside the Democrat Party here.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and when you look at Michigan tonight, you get this guy seemingly gonna have a strong performance a victory. What does that do I said, I just asked this to Steve Gruber. Does that you know? The Democrats have to look at this now and say, oh, geez, this, this communist socialist thing is really starting to land. Look at what happened in New York. Now, look at this guy. This is taking root, This is a this is a this can really take effect with a broader demographic. And then if you're running in the Democrat Party in twenty eight you kind of have to be mindful of well, geez, even if you're not fully baked in here, how much do you have to give lip service to this? What is this? What the Republicans want in the end for this guy to win tonight?
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Speaker 8: I think the Republicans are going to very naively lean into the fear mongering here, and it might work in some cases. I think there's going to be diminishing returns here because what you're seeing in the Democrats is that there being a little bit more intelligent about people on the right, about what the younger voters want, and this inflection point around opinions on the economy. So if you look at the right, there is kind of a fracture, and we've seen it over the last ten years. Trump came in as an outsider with a very different platform. It was like a national populism, economic populism platform with elements of America First and protectionism, and he excoriated the neo Conservatives and the big business Republicans and all these people that have let Americans be screwed for decades. Right, So that was very powerful. And then you can say recently, like maybe some of those values have lapsed a little bit, and where's the Republican Party and is it going through the same kind of metamorphosis as the Democrats are. Well, yeah, it is in some ways, and it's very much an age signing. There's a lot of people under fifty who are looking at what Donald Trump's doing and saying, well, this isn't exactly what I wanted. The same thing is happening on the Democrats side, but it's happening from a different direction. So you had these Bernie Sanders radicals that were very anti corporation, and they gained power by being radical. They were literally insane like this, you know, defund the police and deport ice and all this other stuff. And that was powerful for them because it got them a lot of attention, it got them a lot of rabid followers. But the thing is is that America wants and needs economic populism. Need some other stuff too, but it definitely needs economic populism. The wealth concentration problems are off the charts. People can't afford everything because of wage suppression and corporatism like these are real problems, as Donald Trump and JD. Vance have talked about in the past, and so on the Democrat side, they're going to harness it for socialism and if they're smart, and I think what you're starting to see is that they're going to be less insane. Now. Obviously, in many of these cases, like Mom, Donnie, they just can't help themselves, and in many cases they'll run in the primary as insane to differentiate themselves from the establishment Democrat candidate. But if Saiet is smart, he will moderate and then he's going to sound I hate to say this, he's going to sound a lot like Donald Trump. He's not going to go out there and say we should have open borders. If he's smart, like, I don't know what he's going to do, right, He's not going to go out there and say defund the police. He's going to go out there and say, well, this economic system isn't working for you, and I'm going to go into the Senate and vote to fix that. And that's what Americans really, really really want. So now the problem on the right is like how do you handle that? And they're a very tricky spot because people thought they were voting for that with Donald Trump, and so the issue is is that they're not using, in my opinion, the correct arguments. And listen, I want the free market to win. I want the Conservatives to win. I think objectively they have the right platform for America. We don't support candidates here, but you know, I can objectively appine about the platform. It's better. It's you know, socialism sucks, like we don't want that. But the problem is is that the young people want socialism now they do.
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Speaker 2: And to that point, I saw this this morning, I retweeted it and I said, you wonder why free paradise of socialism is looking great to young people? And that was in response to this. US wages and salaries have falled to forty three percent of gross domestic income, near the lowest share since the record began in nineteen twenty nine. And again you look at why this free, this free, that discounted on this discounted on that We're gonna take care of you, You're not gonna have to worry about these things. Why that all of a sudden is looking more and more inviting to young people who, as you say, can't afford gas, canifford a house. Ever, the housing market is obviously, especially here in Long Island, what we see it's outrageous. I mean, that's why this is taking hold.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and it's one hundred percent why I think a lot of Trump's younger supporters are really questioning what's going on here because a lot of them were not die hard, straight ticket fifty year Republican voters. They were people who were like, oh, I'm new to politics. I'll try this Donald Trump guy out. Not so sure about the Republicans, but let's see how this goes. And with these people, you know, I say under forty because that's where the polling brake is. But I think in many ways it's the under fifty people. You know, they think overwhelmingly that we have a capitalist system. They think it's a free market or you know, at least somewhat free market, and then they say that the economy is unfair to young people. That's a sixty five to seventy percent position. And then socialism now wins with everybody under forty, And I mean, like that's it. And Donald Trump actually got like a ton of voters from people under forty who call themselves socialists. Half of Trump under forty voters say they would vote for somebody that describes themself as a socialist, and overwhelmed under forty Trump voters even back like really big socialist policies like, for instance, confiscating excess wealth and going after corporations and you know, just punishing them.
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Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 8: So the problem is it's like there's been like I hate to use the word, there's been a little bit of a populism rug pull here, and I think the Republicans are blind to it because they kind of look like the same big business party that they've looked like. And it's it's a threat. I'm telling you, it's a threat. Back a year ago when jd. Vance was in the matchups and was beating everybody, the one person that he didn't beat was Bernie Sanders. And you you know, you remember back to twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, a lot of Trump's earlier supporters were actually like Bernie bros. That were upset that he got pushed out by Hillary Clinton. So this exists, and it's real, and it's going to get bigger and just saying like no, no, no, bad socialism. These people like don't care the system doesn't work. They're going to keep rolling the dice till they get somebody that does what they want. And you know, I've been trying to put this signal out there and I just get attacked and yelled at and called the doomer. But one of the ways I kind of like, you know, this is probably a little disrespectful to say, but Democrats, the Republicans, in my opinion, are basically like socialism. For like Israel, corporations and rich people and the Democrats or socialism for the poor, So like, who do you think is gonna win? Like that's the thing. So it's like you have to fix those perceptions and very vocally. Like the polling has said that Americans one economic populism, trying to bubble that up. They love the things that people were doing within antitrust. Apparently a lot of that's sort of gone the highway. And you know the affordability issue, right, like you mentioned it, it's income, it's not it's not the grocery prices, right, Like that's the most surface level like Republican politician, way, oh well we lowered egg prices. Well it's like yeah, but they can't get a job, like their job has been sent overseas. There's been thirty years of wage suppression. So I think this is the fight, and I framed it this way on Twitter too. We're basically watching a handicapped mud wrestling contest as both parties try to figure out that eventually they come to grips what they need a national populist platform. That's what the young people want.
00:33:19
Speaker 11: Now.
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Speaker 8: The Democrats are not going there either, right, because they have this America hatred baked in, But you're starting to see people get smarter on that, like John Assof starting to talk a little bit like nationalists. I don't think they mean it. I don't think they want to have strong borders and a shared identity. But the young people do. They want order, that's really all they want. They want America fixed. They don't want to have to worry about politics. They want to be able to get a job, they have a family, have order, not get shot in an alleyway, Like this is the kind of is that even conservative anymore? And so that's the big tussle right now. It's like who's going to realize the huge opportunity there is to deliver on this. The problem is you're gonna be fighting all the political action committees, You're gonna be following fighting all the corporate lobbyists. And like the only people that really have the street credit doing that was was Donald Trump and like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. So it's like, again, this is why these socialists have the credibility to do this, and why these kids aren't really being scared away by the message that these people are saying insane and yes, like they are insane like so like it's like leave the horse to water, right, Like we we got the horse to water, right, we need to drink the economic populism and uh, just gonna lose Like this is this is the fight if they if the Republicans can't provide an alternative socialism, socialism is gonna win because that's just plunder the treasury. It's like, obviously it's going to hasten our demise, obviously, but at least the young people get something out of it. Like that's that kind of the way they see.
00:34:58
Speaker 12: It, right, right, Well, Mark, let me push back on that a little bit because I think what's missing here and what I hear a lot from what you're saying here is it's all in the messaging, right because they think they're gonna get something out of it. They think they're gonna get this, They think that everything's gonna get better and what they're gonna find out down the road. And this is where the messaging from the Republicans and the Conservatives I think has to kick in and say, look, they're gonna pull the rug out from under you. Here's how they're going to do it. And it's because they'll always say we're attacking the rich because they have what you want. But they'll never say we're gonna lower your taxes because we raise theirs. They're never gonna They're never gonna hear that message. And I think that's part of the grand scheme of what you're saying. The Republicans and the Conservatives are short on right now is providing that alternative message that makes them kind of clear. I'd going, wait, where, what does the next day look like if we go this route?
00:35:54
Speaker 8: So yes, and I think you're seeing those conversations, but I think they could do something more effective because part of the problem is that objectively, if the young people vote for Democrats, they will get something like they will get their free Medicare now it might destroy the country. They will get, you know, Medicare for all. They will get a housing bill that's a trillion dollars. They will get something.
00:36:17
Speaker 2: Right.
00:36:18
Speaker 8: When they look at Republicans, they say two things. They say, you don't represent me, You're not.
00:36:23
Speaker 11: Going to give me anything.
00:36:24
Speaker 8: And they say, well, I don't believe you when you say that these people are bad because they're going to give me things. I hate to be that reductive, but I think that really does drive the way. A lot of these people look at politics like what's in it for me? They just want to be put first because they don't think they are. They think they're basically politically homeless, right, And I like, I'm painting with big broadbrushes here. What the Republicans need to do is say, well, if you vote for us, this is what comes with that package. And it doesn't mean like we're going to pass this bill. It means this is our vision of an America that works long term, so that when you continue to vote for US, you will be getting these things. And right now they are very bad at that. It's like we're gonna defend pharma, We're going to do whatever the agricultural lobby wants and flood the country with HTVISA workers.
00:37:16
Speaker 2: All right, Mark Man, it's a lot. I'd love to have you back as we head towards the midterms. There's so much I could talk to you for two hours about stuff about the midterms and what you're calling, what you're saying. So we'll have you back, Mark Mitchell. I appreciate the time. Have a good rest of your night. Great to be here. Thanks, Mark Mitchell. A man, He's great alright, lock from Studio six B. A lot to do. We'll try to get it all in. We get back right after this thirteen to the hour, lock for Studio six B on a Tuesday night. Let's do some sports while we can get some men, and we'll get to Tom Norton's gonna join us. Sicks, got sports? What's going on?
00:38:18
Speaker 5: So Diamond, we go big d the Ools right now three to one over the Angels. Bottom of the eighth.
00:38:22
Speaker 3: We have a replay of the nineteen seventy two World Series where the Oakland Aser and Cincinnati beating the Reds four to three in the top of the eighth. A's did win that World Series? To remember it well. Mets six to two over the Guardians. Top of the eighth, bottom eight we have the Phillies blank in the Nationals five zip, Yankees two nothing over the Cards. Top seven there, top six, Red Sox up in Fenway seven to one over the White Sox. It's a sole Sox game there. Braves won nothing over them all on its top seven. Top of the fourth, Royals blanking the Twins to zip, Pirates trail the Brewers three to one in Milwaukee. Bottom four in Wrigley a good game. Dodgers and Cubbies tied at one, bottom third, bottom of the second ranges. Blank in the Giants to zip. We have the Astros and Blue Jays, no score, bottom three bottom first raising Rockies, no score. Tigers are out in Seattle. Take it on the Mariners at nine to forty and again nine to forty. Padres taking the Diamondbacks in Arizona and ten and that's it.
00:39:12
Speaker 5: That's an on Major League Baseball scores. Big deal.
00:39:14
Speaker 3: We want to get to this story about the Falcons. Bijon Robinson signed a huge contract today. But they got some bad news as well. But he signed a three year worth up to seventy five million dollar deal. Now twenty five million a year for a running back. That's big coin. This is Mark Ramondi of the ESPN, the two time Pro Bowl Or. Bijon Robinson and the Atlanta Falcons reached an agreement on a three year extension worth up to seventy five million that will make him the highest paid running back in NFL history. Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter andes NFL Networks ian Rappaport. Robinson will receive fifty one million guaranteed The deal negotiated by Nicole Leon of Clutch Sports, will end the running backs week long long holdout in training camp. However, they got some bad news Jalen Walker, they're their edge rushier, who was their number one pick last year they picked them out fifteen, has potentially torn his acl just a few hours ago in practice.
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Speaker 5: He was out of Georgia last year. A super player.
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Speaker 3: And so you get some great news locking up a great running back like that, and then you turn around and you get some really bad news there. So you know, we see this all the time in preseason. So yeah, what are you gonna do? Or he said, we have a first football game Thursday night, Hall of Fame game Panthers and Cardinals on NBC.
00:40:23
Speaker 5: Obviously we'll be talking about that here on the show.
00:40:26
Speaker 3: And still has defend Aaron Rodgers right to voice opinions after ESPN Fauci segment.
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Speaker 5: We played that last night. The clip.
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Speaker 3: Well, Armando Salgero of OutKick is following up a story now. The Aaron Rodgers segment on ESPN got folks on both sides of the Anthony Fauci debate quite riled up. On Monday, people got angry at ESPN some for allowing Rodgers on air at all, and others because he was steered away from discussing the Diana Rossini and Mike Rabels scandal on air. Some people defended Rodgers and said that, you know, they felt that what he said about Fauci was actually very appropriate and after pleading the Fifth one hundred and eleven times during his recent US and the hearings, and others attack Rogers for lying about his COVID nineteen vaccine status or otherwise just agreeing.
00:41:10
Speaker 5: With their viewpoints.
00:41:11
Speaker 3: So anyway, there, ego, big d already a debate. The man can't even get on and speak his words. What country do we live in?
00:41:16
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well he was right on, by the way, keep right on for a leader in the Senate. Yeah, get rid of throne put him in there. Yep. Anyways, Eric Nesbit is the current Michigan State Minority leader and he joins us now, Eric Hario.
00:41:29
Speaker 9: Hey, what we're going to see out of Michigan tonight is the left wing Democratic Socialist is going to be taken with the Democratic Party. It's been a long time coming, but they're no longer the fringe of it. They're the mainstream of the Democratic party.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, that's been the question I've been talking about all night with everybody who's been on the show. You know, as the Republicans sit here and watch what's going on. If abud Al Sayeed is successful tonight, obviously the Democrats will make the argument that this hyper progressive socialist movement has now moved and percolated its way into one of the more crucial general election states. So, if you're a Democrat candidate running in twenty twenty eight, how mindful do you have to be to approach this in this sector of the electorate.
00:42:11
Speaker 9: Well, this is why the Democrats in Washington, d c. And Chuck Schumer has spent sixty million dollars against a due Alsaid in the primary, because they know that running against Mike Rogers this fall, they have a real chance of losing the state of Michigan. I mean, these Democrats aren't just preaching left wing progressivism. This is socialism, This is Marxism, communism. This is not my grandfather's Democratic Party. This is the hatred of us, this great country and the freedom that it stands for. They're completely turned their backs and working class families in Michigan, families and seniors small business owners are going to revolt this fall, and they're going to push a dual Alsie back on the crazy train where he came in from.
00:42:52
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask you about what that looks like. Al say it versus Mike Rodgers in November. How do you see that going down in miss Chigan in the makeup of the state right now? Well, you look at it.
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Speaker 9: This is a Bill Elsie campaign with a left wing influencer that says America deserved nine to eleven. He wants to empty our prisons, release final sex offenders, murderers under our streets, supports full out socialism, sports would have been the single largest techs hike in American history. And he's dangerous to American families as he allows for open borders. And who's on the other side, Well, Mike Rogers. He's a veteran former FBI agent, former House intelchair who helped track down Bin Laden. The choice can't be more clear than what we're seeing in Michigan, common sense versus crazy. And this is what it's going to come down to, is that Michigan Senator Mike Rogers will protect Michigan freedoms, families, factories, and finances and he's going to defend our seniors and small business owners, and that's going to provide a very start contrast that this is going to be a change election. Over the last thirty years Michigan, it's both Michigan US senators have been Democrats in Michigan. And what have we gotten for it? Well, two hundred thousand lost manufacturing jobs, forty fifth in education, highest energy rates in the Midwest. Mike Rogers will fix with Democrats broke.
00:44:13
Speaker 2: When you look out at the seventh Congressional District, who's going to face Tom Barrett? Do you think, well, Tom Barrett, I always call him Captain America.
00:44:21
Speaker 9: This guy as a veteran, a family man, somebody that stands up for American values. And the Democrats going to put up another socialist Marxist called Will Lawrence. This guy is so out of step of the mainstream that the Democrats in Washington d C. Has dumped in millions of dollars to try to feed him again in the primary. So once again you have the establishment Democrats that know they're going to lose to Tom Barrett. And Tom Barrett is somebody that continues to back America First agenda, somebody that's going to continue to work hard to lower the cost of living for hardworking Michigan families. And they're going to put up Will Lawrence, who's going to be represent the extremism of the Democratic Party of Marxist Socialist Yeah.
00:45:05
Speaker 2: And finally, obviously, Ava Perone is term I'm sorry, Governor Witch. Governor Whitmer is witch.
00:45:12
Speaker 4: I think you had it right the first time.
00:45:14
Speaker 2: I think she's running her own country up there. She's obviously term limited out. John James endorsed by Trump faces Parry Johnson. Who do you see here the face off against Joscelyn Benson.
00:45:26
Speaker 9: Yeah, so Jocelyn Benson. This is a DSA Karen she has, she has a glass jaw. She's never been punched before. And believe me, John James is gonna come out of this primary punching and slugging her. She's the most corrupt, incompetent secretary of State in American history. She continues to lose at in courts around the nation. And this is something where we cannot have somebody who's even less competent and more liberal than Whitmer anywhere close to the governor's office. And so I'm confident that we're going to beat her this fall and it's going to be all hands on deck after today's primary. I expect John James to win the primary by pretty good margin.
00:46:06
Speaker 2: We've been speaking with Eric Neass but he's the current Michigan State Minority Leader. Eric, thanks for your time tonight. We'll be watching all the results. Really appreciate it.
00:46:14
Speaker 9: Hey, thanks for covering it. Believe me, it's crazy versus common sense. Common sense has to win.
00:46:20
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you would think you would think it does. Eric, Thanks so much for your time. I enjoy the rest of your night. Yep, God bless all right, five minutes till the hour, Live from Studio six P. Eric Nesbit there is the current Michigan State Minority leader leader, and I mean everybody says it. What's you know? I mean, I think Mark Mitchell makes some great points still about the young people in this country right now and why this is taking taking more route with them than maybe we've ever seen before. So all right, that's a quick hour one, rap hour two coming back. We'll kick it off Jack, but Sopik's going to join us talk about mid terms, talk about tonight. All coming up right after this life Recidio six big. These guys from Live from Studio six B, they're pretty hysterical. Have you seen this slick Rick guy? An hour two Live from Studio six B, Real America's voice all across the country. Slick Rick is here. He's gonna try to do some sports an hour two though, God us here, we're gonna try to do some news. But we've been talking about obviously primary election season in full swing, and tonight, of course all eyes on Michigan and obviously other places as well, but Michigan because Michigan is the what did I say to Mark Mitchell as kind of the ground zero for the Democrat ideological war that they're having on if we're gonna just be left hacks or we're going to actually go full blown socialist communism with Islamist Jie hottis running around running for offices, which is what we're seeing tonight out in Michigan, and somebody who's I don't know if they've called it yet, but he's going to win. As a matter of fact, he's up right now sixty thirty six point nine. There's no drama in this race. People thought this race was going to.
00:49:23
Speaker 5: Have some drama.
00:49:24
Speaker 2: There's no drama in this race at all. And by the way, let me just say on the record, and I asked Steve Gruber this for a reason. I am not sitting here under any preconceived notion that Mike Rodgers is going to run away with this thing against this guy, as much as you would think, well, I mean, ah, how can this guy win a one on one race against Mike Rodgers in Michigan. I think it's very possible. I think Michigan is that radical. So I don't think that's any cakewalk at all. I mean, Steve, I don't think Steve thinks it's a cakewalk. But he seems confident that Rogers can win. That's why I said, well, do you think you really can?
00:50:02
Speaker 12: I think every poll that I've seen on it has him up by double digits. Well, I mean, you know, polls whatever. I mean, you know, But.
00:50:13
Speaker 2: Aaron, do we have Jack Jack Pisobic?
00:50:15
Speaker 5: Jack?
00:50:17
Speaker 2: Jack? Can you hear me? Is Jack Pisobic there? No? Okay, I don't hear him. I don't. He looks great. Hey guys, Hey Jack, there you go there again? I can hear him.
00:50:31
Speaker 13: Yep.
00:50:33
Speaker 2: Well, thanks for being here, obviously in an important night, and I say an important night because I think what we were just talking about, how much root does this socialism communism take in the Democratic Party tonight? Does it take another step forward with this guy in Michigan if he wins? What does that mean for the Democratic Party? What's the bar?
00:50:51
Speaker 7: Now?
00:50:51
Speaker 2: If you want to run for president in twenty twenty eight and you're a Democrat, do you have to you know, what's the bar? How far do you have to go to to race socialism, full blown socialism in this country, getting rid of the Senate, getting rid of you know, we don't need any of these things they're pushing the DSA. We see the platform. What does tonight mean Jack, for both the Democrats and Republicans.
00:51:14
Speaker 11: Well, it's an interesting question.
00:51:15
Speaker 14: And you know, when when you look at the Democrat primaries, you know, I think, first and foremost, we have to remember that the Democrat primaries are rigged and have always been rigged. So every the last time that they tried to run a DSA style, candidate's name is Bernie Sanders, and they just outright stole it from him.
00:51:29
Speaker 11: So I certainly expect that to do the gain.
00:51:32
Speaker 14: Do that again if they want to, because they handed it over to Hillary Clinton. So you know, for all these DSA guys were excited about l Saed or about Francesca Hong, who may win in Wisconsin next week. You know, just keep in mind that if you guys want to run one of these candidates for president. And by the way, I do predict that if Adul say Ed wins the Senate this you know, this this November, if he wins the general election, then mark my words, Duel El Sayid will run for president and the Democrats will put him up as a presidential contender. Now that being said, you know, you also have to look at how far they've gone to the left. But also they're not really running on the extreme socialism right. They're running on cost of living, they're running on getting out of foreign wars. They're running out of things that directly affect the voters. And quite frankly, when I look at, you know, thinking of the United States Senate right now with the Senate race, what is the Senate GOP doing. So they're sitting there running on anti establishment and the Senate GOP is helping the Democrats right now. And that's what I can't get over. They're helping the Democrats by refusing to pass the Save America Act, refusing to hold Faucian contempt. They may will see they haven't passed Todd Blanche yet, they haven't confirmed in so many things that the United States Senate could be doing. And voters meanwhile are looking at the Senate and they see nothing getting done.
00:52:55
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent of great. And that's why Mark Mitchell, who we had on earlier and this show, says that they're a pub haven't really delivered the twenty twenty four product. So when you look at.
00:53:04
Speaker 14: Them, that's that's exactly what I'm saying.
00:53:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you look at the midterms, then I guess And I wanted to talk to Mark about this, but we just didn't have enough time. Do you think the midterms are still the classic referendum on the sitting president over things like the economy and inflation? Or is it more about foreign policy and securing election? What do you think it's about. Is it still going to be that typical midterm referendum that we've always known.
00:53:31
Speaker 14: Yes, it's going to be a typical midterm election in terms of what the votes are and what the you know, what the main priorities are for voters it's there's you know, I don't see anything out there that changes that. I certainly do think that the rise of these far left candidates will add something to the races, particularly in Michigan and depending on what happens next week, Wisconsin as well. But at the same time, I have to remind folks out there that there is a very strong anti establishment strain that we see in American politics. And by the way, it was that same thread, that same wave that Donald Trump rode to office in twenty sixteen, twenty twenty four, and some of us may argue even twenty twenty is that running against the establishment. But the problem is now the Democrats are painting Donald Trump as a member of the establishment, and so they're now running to say, look, Washington, DC doesn't care about you vote for me, that I will. So you're going to see that again and again. And that's exactly, by the way, what Mndami did when he ran. And of course, you know, so many Republicans and media of course didn't want to confront him on his past statements about racial taxation policies, which his campaign put out. But when I had the opportunity to confront Mandami in the White House itself. That's exactly what I said to him, and of course he equivocated, he danced around it, but I pinned him to the wall and pointed out that you, sir, your own campaign said that you wanted to tack white neighborhoods more than other neighborhoods. And he couldn't get away from it. And that's what we have to keep doing with these candidates, bring up their cultural Marxist statements and make them own their own words.
00:55:14
Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, you know, Jack, you make a great point, because that's something that I saw on another network where they're playing a clip from the woman who's running for governor in Wisconsin, and you know, asking her about what, you know, the Thanksgiving, the Thanksgiving question that you wanted to abolish Thanksgiving. And as soon as I asked her questions, she said, well, you know, as a chef, one of my first meals was was doing a Thanksgiving. She wouldn't answer the question. She pivoted and became a politician immediately.
00:55:44
Speaker 4: And I think that's.
00:55:44
Speaker 12: Something like you said, you have to you have to confront these people on them and keep them from from jumping over and becoming a politician.
00:55:52
Speaker 4: Defend your words and stay on them like that, right, and really.
00:55:56
Speaker 11: Pin them to this.
00:55:57
Speaker 14: So what do you think about Thanksgiving? What do you think about Thanksgiving? Do you celebrate Thanksgiving in your home? Again and again, just keep on them because they won't answer the question. By the way, I can explain what she's doing there. The reason that Francesca hang hates our holidays is because, of course cultural what do curcial Marxists do? They hate our culture. That's why we call them cultural Marxists. And this is a different kind of Marxism as compared to the sort of you know, the classic economic Marx and angles type, the original form of communism. What they do now is they directly subvert our culture. This goes back, of course to Chairman.
00:56:32
Speaker 2: Now.
00:56:33
Speaker 14: So when they infest a new country, what they start doing is they go after the holidays of that country, because they're going after the history of that country. If they can tear away your shared history, they can tear away your shared identity, they can tear away your shared holidays. Of course, that's the time when we all come together, whether it's Christmas, whether it's Thanksgiving. And then they attack those directly by the way they've already done quite a number on Columbus Day itself. Most places you go now they'll say, oh, it's Columbus Day or Indigenous People's Right. This is what the communist does, because the communist is always looking to subvert your history, to subvert your culture so that he can come in and take total control. It's actually just Marxism one on one.
00:57:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, Jack, let me get back down the Republican Party. What you said, because obviously I think we all feel the same way about this party, John Thune, what was what we've gotten, what we're seeing from them. But let me ask you this, how much do you look at President Trump and say, well, you know, we've seen President Trump when he wants to call someone out like Raan Paul Thomas Mass and we know he'll do it, But we don't see that really with John Thune, we don't really see that. What's a lot of the ineffectiveness we've seen from this party from the top, especially Thune, I'll just single him out. I mean, do you put any blame on the ineffectiveness of the party overall, on the fact that the bully pulpit really hasn't put in the pressure, you know, to really get to say this has to get done, John, or maybe you're not the guy for this position.
00:57:53
Speaker 14: Well, I look, I certainly think that that is a conversation that needs to be had, and I believe personally that we would be better served with a new Senate Majority leader. I'm someone who backed Rick Scott when that position came open after Mitch McConnell left last time around, and I think that Rick Scott is someone who would do a far better job. Another guy, by the way, Mike Lee out of Utah, would be phenomenal for that position. And you can pick a number of Senators who would be much much better. But when it comes down to it, Thune is just not the right guy for the job because of his inaction. You mentioned the President, and of course the White House is in a you know, in a you know, is in a tough spot, and I can sympathize because, you know, they've got to work with the Senate Majority leader because they want some of the legislation past or for example, they want their Attorney General confirmed, being Todd Blanche right there. But at the same time they do also have to put that pressure in order to get anything done at all. So it's it's definitely a push and a pull when it comes to the relationship.
00:58:51
Speaker 2: There finally before I let you go and I appreciate the time. What was the result of the great action hero debate, schwarzeneggers, who is the winner?
00:59:01
Speaker 14: Look for me, it's Stallone all right? You know, as a guy from Philly, you know what Rocky is unimpeachable, right, and I don't remember selvester Stallone run around telling everybody that they don't have any freedom, that they need to mask up and get vaccine.
00:59:14
Speaker 2: Right.
00:59:14
Speaker 14: Selone just did what he did. He made his movies. He made us all get inspired, and I think that ultimately, that's what it comes down to. No, no, no, I'll be fair. Schwarzenegger's got some great films. Again in the classic Schwarzenegger era, right, I'll never speak ill of Terminator or Predator, which, by the way, Predator was originally a joke based on the Rocky series. They said, well, Rocky beat the Soviets, who's he going to fight next? And someone said, how about an alien?
00:59:42
Speaker 2: All right, there you go. Stallone's the call.
00:59:44
Speaker 5: So oh yeah, I go with salone.
00:59:46
Speaker 14: I mean, I'll leave it to you guys to hash that out.
00:59:49
Speaker 2: I agree.
00:59:49
Speaker 12: Hey, hey Jack, real quick, have you seen the trailer for the new I Am Rocky movie.
00:59:55
Speaker 14: That's kind of how the conversation got started. And I gotta tell you, I had.
00:59:58
Speaker 11: A tear to my eye.
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Speaker 14: That New Rocky looks absolutely amazing, and I think it's I think it's high time that Sylvester Stallone gets the credit that he deserves for making the types of movies that he had that it continued to inspire us fifty years on.
01:00:16
Speaker 2: Jack, I appreciate the time. We'll watch what happens. We'll get you back on as we head into midterm season and the full swing of it. I really appreciate it. Have a good rest of your night.
01:00:24
Speaker 11: Hey, thanks so much.
01:00:24
Speaker 2: God bless guys. All right, Jack Bisoba, of course you see him here every day on Real America's Voice Human Events. Uh good stuff.
01:00:33
Speaker 12: Yeah, stefinely you agree with Stalin, Oh definitely yeah. Yeah you know what because he runs the gamut. And again when you're talking about Rocky and he chops down the big Russian, you gotta love it.
01:00:45
Speaker 2: Hey, your Rocky old week. Let's take a break. Twelve minutes past the hour, live from Studio six B more to do oh, maybe did I jumped the gun here in Michigan. I don't think so, but it's a little tighter than it was before. Fifty two point six percent to forty four point three. It's about a twenty one thousand vote difference right now between Hanley Stevens and Abdul al Sayed.
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Speaker 7: Charge.
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Speaker 2: I don't think there's too much drama here still, but we will see who's gonna face Mike Rogers in November. We're back right after this.
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Speaker 15: We all gond charge.
01:02:11
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01:04:01
Speaker 11: I'm doing phenomenal, you gay.
01:04:04
Speaker 2: Thank you for being here, Thank you for your service. Though, of course most of all, tell us about how this race is shaping up tonight and what are we looking for.
01:04:13
Speaker 16: Well, there's a lot of results that are going to be outstanding for quite a bit. A lot of it's going to be where it comes in from North Kent County outskirts of Nowego and Montcom is probably what's going to really define the race. There's a lot of the other core on there where certain people are from on it, but I think it's going to be from Kent County East Mischigan and Montcom are probably going to be what really defines the overall race is what's going to end up happening. So I mean, that's that's what we're going to be looking for in that race tonight.
01:04:40
Speaker 2: Yeah. And obviously you've run before US House, State House. What did you learn from those past things and path races and campaigns and did you change your approach at all this this this time around in connecting with voters. Talk to me about that experience and how it's helped you.
01:04:56
Speaker 16: Yeah, I've knocked thousands of doors across the district. We also expanded out like mailers, text, messages, digital. There is a much more extensive campaign this time around overall, and the name mighty does drastically help.
01:05:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, So let's talk about some of the issues that voters are voting on tonight. And I know energy has been a big one for you, and you've talked a lot about the importance of updating. I know as far as, for example, the Hardy Dam and others monetizing them with turbines, battery storage grant funding. How do you secure federal state role development grants without increasing burdens on taxpayers. Talk to me about how you've been talking to Michiganders about that.
01:05:35
Speaker 16: Well, what's going to happen in order to get these grand dollars is a lot of this money goes to California. We all pay federal taxes across the board. We've spent six billion dollars on failed windmills in mid Michigan. They don't spend And what I'm talking about is trying to get one point five billion of what they're spent on windmills and applying them to rebuild Croton and Hardy Dam. But sodium thermo sodium ion batteries on them and increase your output by almost one thousand percent. And then the other problem is a lot of these utilities, what they do is they turn around and they just neglect the dams. So what I'd like to do, because a lot of them don't want their dams in there, and it's forty four million dollars in recreation in this district a year, which is a ton is go to ahead and turn around and hand that ownership over to the counties. That way they can permanently maintain them and the voters themselves actually own that particular utility and can actually sell the electric back to the grid themselves and the money and the profit goes to the permanent maintenance because it's a huge part of our tourism for West Michigan.
01:06:32
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, one of the other things I know you've talked about and I'm interested to know about how Michiganders feel about this about and that's of creating your own version of DOGE. Is that something when you look at waste and dysfunction in government obviously that that resonates with the state. And how would you go about that and what would you target first if that was if that came to fruition.
01:06:57
Speaker 16: The first thing that I actually probably target is Michigan as well.
01:07:00
Speaker 2: First system.
01:07:00
Speaker 16: We have a lot of folks that are either that are dead, they take advantage of it, They take advantage of other people's benefits, they take advantage of things that need to truly be addressed there. They use food stamps for the wrong things. So I mean, that's where i'd start, is where people are misusing those benefits, misusing those funds. The other thing that I would do is go through it and look for any duplicate programs and overlays that we have the state of Michigan. You got regulatory officers in three to four different departments that could go and we could reduce that money back to the county level in order to streamline where things are actually at.
01:07:34
Speaker 2: And I know, obviously obviously tonight is obviously election night, but I know on election integrity is part of your platform and beyond voting, beyond supporting things like voter ID, do you have what other specific enforceable changes are you thinking about pushing for Michigan's election laws And how do you respond to the left and people who say, oh, all that does is suppress legitimate turnout.
01:07:57
Speaker 16: Well, what we need to have to do. What we have to do here in Michigan is one of the biggest things is we need to make sure that all of our ballots can be audited at one hundred percent of the time. Michigan actually has to state law in the books that if a bag is actually mishandled, that it's not allowed to be recounted. So what we have to do right here in Michigan is make sure that those bags are always recounted, especially if they're mishandled. And that's something that dates back, creates a massive amount of election fraught across the board, and that's something that has to be addressed for everyone because there's soo many people that died for us to sit there for this country to make sure that we had the right to vote. The other thing we need to do is, I fully believe in hand counting ballots. They do it in France. There's absolutely no reason we can't do it right here in the United States and probably get returns a little bit faster.
01:08:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me ask you one more than I want to ask you about the more general of what's going on in Michigan tonight. Obviously, there's been a lot of disputes in this campaign. I know you've had a lot of I've read that you've had a lot of complaints about kind of yard sign pressure and things like that. There's been some bitterness. How do you move past that? And what is it going to take from a Republican to go in the general and beat stan Ople.
01:09:00
Speaker 11: Now, it's going to be pretty easy.
01:09:01
Speaker 16: This district is a sixty percent of Republican district and so this is actually probably the general election in this particular district on it. So beating stand we should be able to easily do that and consolidate the Republican Party here and be able to go and help us retake the majority in the state Senate by having candidates go and help in those swing races.
01:09:21
Speaker 2: And then finally for me, when you look at the big race tonight and obviously Haley Stevens and abdul as yet and you look at socialism and it's in working its way into Michigan. Is tonight more about the Democrats or about the Republicans and who wins that race? So the Democrats saying, Okay, if this guy wins, now we have to more embrace socialism and how's that going to go? And that there's part of the party that says, I'm not so sure we want to go that far. And now the Republicans sitting back and saying, you know, have at it. It's good for us. We'll we'll shape this race. If you guys want to go all in on socialism, what's your thoughts on that.
01:09:54
Speaker 16: Well, what we're going to have to do is do a true, true fight against socialism versus Americanism. I think the Democrats are going to nominate Abdul a Duel and what's going to happen is Roger's gonna be able to use in the general election. That's going to help the Republicans all the way down ballot.
01:10:10
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh, best of luck, We appreciate the time, and thank you very much for coming on than you yet bless and thank you for your service. Of course, there you go. Tom Norton, he's an Afghan war veteran and he's running tonight, one of the four and it seems like a nice guy and he's got a bunch of great stuff on on the stuff that's important to him here.
01:10:31
Speaker 4: A solid red district that he's hopefully going to win handily.
01:10:36
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty five past the Hour Live from Studio six, A bast look anything quick sports eyes on scores. You want to give me a quick update. Yeah, can give you.
01:10:46
Speaker 3: We got a quick story about a scandal that our rocks tour to France after teams accused ryders wearing padded bras to gain advantage.
01:10:53
Speaker 2: One. Well, yeah, that sounds that sounds like Delgatto on a Saturday on his bike out of the living room.
01:11:00
Speaker 5: It does de Breuss again.
01:11:04
Speaker 2: Twenty six Best the Hour Live Studio six pay We're back right after this. All right, thirty minutes past the Hour live from Studio six B. Let me give an update on what's going on. I'm still in the Democratic primary here and not a lot of it's twenty thousand vote difference. Abdual I say I had one hundred and fifty five thousand votes. Hailey stevens one hundred and thirty three fifty two to forty four. Now, this says only twenty one percent of the votes in. Steve Gruber also said that some things were going to happen late. Polls wouldn't close till about half hour ago. So some closed at eight, some closed at nine. I guess that's weird. Twenty one percent of the fraudulent votes are in, and this guy still holds a eight point lead. But I don't think there's any drama here at all, unless just unless.
01:12:53
Speaker 4: The it is it has gotten closer. I mean it was housed, but I don't.
01:12:58
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, now it's one, so about twenty two thousand vote leads. All right, we'll get back to that. We'll give you some other race that's going on. There's more than just that one, so we've been focused on that one. But please welcome back to the show. Wellness, doctor doctor Ben Tapper. Here on behalf of z Stack, which is built on the medical legacy of doctor Vladimir Zelenka, who appeared on this show very very early on during the COVID times, and I remember doctor Zelenko and his great work. Doctor Tapper, welcome back to the show. How are you.
01:13:32
Speaker 17: I'm great, it's good to be here. Thanks for having me.
01:13:34
Speaker 2: It is great to have you. Why are Americans sicker than ever despite spending more on healthcare, medications, and medical treatments than almost any other country.
01:13:44
Speaker 17: Well, you know, that's a great question.
01:13:45
Speaker 18: I mean, we we live in a time right now where the MAHA movement is taken off, and I'm so thankful for that. I mean, true health is at the forefront of our administration. But you know, Americans are suffering right now. Eighty percent of Americans are suffering with the chronic disease with poor lifestyle choices, and so we need to address that. I mean, people are stressed now more than ever before. We have more physical, chemical, emotional stresses than ever before. We're sedentary more than ever before. I mean the average person now, I mean they sit hours a day, you know, and we're just not meant to sit. I mean movements a nutrient. We were meant to be moving. And we also live in a concrete industrial zoo. I mean, everybody wants a quick fix. We're eating food that's nutritionally bankrupt. We're over fed and undernourished, and so we need to get to the root cause. And right now we have a real opportunity to do so with this Mahamu and administration.
01:14:38
Speaker 17: To bring true health to the forefront. So I'm thankful for that.
01:14:42
Speaker 18: But again, we need to move away from you know, this run into medications, and we need to really focus on lifestyle choices, and that's what it's all about.
01:14:49
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I assume that you would agree that most of that chronic illness is because, as you just kind of lay it out besides movement of things. But the body is depleted. As you said, movement is a nutrient. I love that statement. The body is depleted of nutrients and obviously it needs to That leads to not being able to regulate inflammation in the bodies, supporting immunity and obviously repairing itself. The body is quite the amazing tool, obviously, but it needs the tools that it needs to do what it does, doesn't it.
01:15:18
Speaker 18: Absolutely all disease starts with toxicity and deficiency, and so I mean there are genetic pathologies obviously down syndrome, arcistic vibrosis that you can blame the genome on. But you know, we're told that we're sick because of bad bad genes or bad germs or bad luck.
01:15:33
Speaker 17: And that's just bad science.
01:15:34
Speaker 18: We know for a fact that ninety plus percent of most diseases are associated with for lifestyle choices from either toxicity or deficiency, and we need to move away from that into purity and sufficiency. And we do that with good supplementation, good lifestyle choices. We need to eat well, move well, think well, and we can be well and our level of health is really on a continuum we're either moving towards health and wellness or sickness and disease, and the choice really belongs to them.
01:16:02
Speaker 2: To you, you know, I feel like during the COVID years, a lot of people became more aware of deficiencies when it came to They started hearing about vitamin D and why that was important, Vitamin C, and all of a sudden, zinc became very popular because it was you know, zinc in combination with that allowed that to work better. We started hearing these kind of phrases and talks and other foundational nutrients. And when you think about modern medicine, they don't really ever focus on specifically things like that. It seems like they just focused on kind of managing your symptoms.
01:16:33
Speaker 18: It's all about treating the symptoms and not getting to the root cause.
01:16:36
Speaker 17: And that's the problem for a healthcare system.
01:16:38
Speaker 18: You know, just treating the symptoms is kind of like going to the mechanic with your check enginelight and having the mechanic just unplug it and thinking everything's going to be just fine. You know, there's a time and place of tree symptoms. And don't get me wrong, but we need to when it comes to curing disease or managing disease. You know, people just they don't want to take a prescription. They want something that's going to really focus on the cause and the root pump. And doctors Alenka, we mentioned him earlier, he had, you know, the foresight and insight and brilliance to really understand that concept, understand why we're getting sick, and understanding and targeting deficiencies.
01:17:12
Speaker 17: You know, he always talked.
01:17:13
Speaker 18: About the flu and the flu season, but he understood that the flu season was a deficiency season, and that's what we need to be focusing on, is what are those deficiencies, what are we deficient in? And this is why it's so important to look at D three, vitamin D, the zinc, the corstan because if we're getting unless we're getting thirty minutes of summer sunlight on large parts of our body, we're going to be deficient.
01:17:35
Speaker 17: That is one hundred percent factual.
01:17:37
Speaker 18: And there are thousands upon thousands of physiological responses in the body that vitamin D and zinc are co factors for. And this is where doctors Linko's brilliants come in. He came in, he formulated this the ZS deck product to target those deficiencies. So this is something that should be taken on a regular basis because most people are deficient. We're heading into that fall season where people are getting that thirty minutes of summer sunlight, So we need to be talking about the settlements and to be on during this time of year because most people like for me and says, I don't want to just run and grab a medication.
01:18:11
Speaker 17: I want someone that's going to focus on the cause and get to the root of the problem. And that is again the deficiencies.
01:18:17
Speaker 2: And that z stack as we're calling it, are you as you call it Zelenko Stack? I'm assuming that stands for which is And he was great by the way, Doctor Zelenko appeared on the show many times during the early years of COVID and he was absolutely right. Vitamin D three, vitamin C, zinc and course attendants, what you think is one of the best foundations for supporting the body. And I think you just laid out the case. Why where where can people get this if they want to as they head into the obviously into the fall and then into the winter, start to take a look.
01:18:47
Speaker 18: Yep, So I go to z stacklife dot com or z MD dot health. They both go to the same site and then backslash r av. You can get twenty percent off the Z stack order. That is something that we recommend. There are many many different selplements here, not just the Z Stack. We have the Z Sleep, we have the Z Talks. We even have a children Z stack. So these are all the things that I recommend. These are all some of the best of the best formulated seltments on the market. And you know the Z stack specifically, it was formulated by Doctorslenko himself. That is the number one sulpion that Doctors Linko promoted, uh again because it is targeting the major deficiencies heading into that fall season in the winner.
01:19:29
Speaker 2: Yeah, Z Stacklife dot com slash rav, z Stacklife all one word dot com slash rav promo code rav for twenty percent off your order if you want to get Doctors Linko's Z stack again. Vitamin D three, vitamin C, zinc, and Querstan one of the best foundations for supporting the body. Doctor Ben Tapper, thank you so much for joining us. We really appreciate it.
01:19:52
Speaker 17: Yeah, thank you guys, God bless.
01:19:54
Speaker 2: All right, thank you you too. Enjoy the rest of your night. Z Stack life dot Com slash wrap. Go check it out. I'll tell you what. It's a great looking sight sharp.
01:20:04
Speaker 4: And I still have it.
01:20:05
Speaker 5: I still use packaging too.
01:20:07
Speaker 4: I still order it when I when I run out.
01:20:09
Speaker 2: All right, Uh, thirty eight past the hour, Live from Studio six, Baby, finally have some time to do some news del gato. What's going on?
01:20:16
Speaker 12: Oh my goodness, damon, Well, let's do some some election news in Hawaii. You want to you want to take a trip across the water.
01:20:23
Speaker 4: They're gonna hit the beach.
01:20:24
Speaker 7: I know.
01:20:25
Speaker 5: I love Maui.
01:20:25
Speaker 2: Yeah. I always wanted to go there, but I got married there. Baby, From here to Cali and then another six or it's a.
01:20:32
Speaker 4: Piece of cake.
01:20:34
Speaker 5: Can be quiet. I went twice.
01:20:36
Speaker 2: It was great. It's well worth slick. Don't you that I love? I love Hawaii.
01:20:41
Speaker 5: I know it's a little liberal, but I love that place beautiful. I got married there.
01:20:46
Speaker 4: Speaking of liberals a brutal karma.
01:20:48
Speaker 2: So you're saying it's an easy trip.
01:20:50
Speaker 4: Easy easy.
01:20:50
Speaker 5: I enjoy flying it, doesn't.
01:20:52
Speaker 2: You been there? No? I would love to go easy.
01:20:56
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean in terms of the hours of the flight.
01:20:57
Speaker 12: I've been to Europe a bunch of time, same amount of time to right, you can make it.
01:21:01
Speaker 2: No, it's non Europe is the same as going to California like five hours, yeah something like that. Take a day and then go to Hawaii six or seven hours?
01:21:11
Speaker 5: So would you fly to Belgium.
01:21:16
Speaker 2: Icicle Land?
01:21:18
Speaker 5: I was to get chocolate in Belgium?
01:21:19
Speaker 12: Anyhow do you want to hear about what happened to the Democrat running for Congress in Hawaii?
01:21:25
Speaker 2: Uh?
01:21:25
Speaker 4: No, yes you do, because it's awesome.
01:21:28
Speaker 12: Uh this Democratic congress candidate blasting music on a brew on a packed tropical beach, well gets it, gets.
01:21:36
Speaker 4: A little come up and shot his way.
01:21:38
Speaker 2: I saw that this is like the baseball he's a politician.
01:21:43
Speaker 12: Yes, his name is Carill Basin for my god. He was caught on camera and his Uh, I guess is his underware or maybe I don't know.
01:21:52
Speaker 4: He shouldn't be walking around with his.
01:21:54
Speaker 2: Kind trying to go five seconds with Connor McGregor.
01:21:56
Speaker 5: That's how this working out like an Hawaiian punch.
01:21:59
Speaker 12: He's seen on camera shouting and threatening people trying to relax at the beach in South Koly after a sixty one year old man told him to please turn down his music, he got belligerent, of course, and well you could expect what happened.
01:22:12
Speaker 4: Here is their confrontation. Here's cut number two. Damon, this is an eight bang. This is an eight banger.
01:22:18
Speaker 12: James Carville would be very impressed with this guy. Check this out cut number two. I told him if he wants to go to the hospital, come here.
01:22:27
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't see this all yeah, guy's got the goods the hospital.
01:22:32
Speaker 4: He's making threats.
01:22:38
Speaker 2: He'll shake hands.
01:22:40
Speaker 11: Hey, ron, I don't care. Don't do that.
01:22:48
Speaker 4: Then he's yelling at women.
01:22:52
Speaker 8: Go ahead.
01:22:56
Speaker 15: I didn't put him in the ground.
01:22:59
Speaker 11: I didn't put him in the out.
01:23:02
Speaker 4: He's gonna kill everybody.
01:23:07
Speaker 5: Bro, I'm gonna marshall man.
01:23:12
Speaker 11: All right, good, it's over.
01:23:13
Speaker 15: It's over.
01:23:14
Speaker 4: It's not well. Let's get very go.
01:23:20
Speaker 2: Let's get to the chair.
01:23:21
Speaker 3: Don't blink to go now it's coming.
01:23:24
Speaker 4: He's threatening the women.
01:23:26
Speaker 12: This is a Democratic candidate for threatening women on the beach. Where's the where you want the you want the you want the payoff.
01:23:35
Speaker 4: Let's go to cut number three for the staff.
01:23:37
Speaker 2: This is what we want.
01:23:40
Speaker 4: Good night, and he's out.
01:23:42
Speaker 2: Watch this, and the guy's nice enough to try to wake him up. Come on, buddy, yeah, what.
01:23:53
Speaker 12: It was like Tony Soprano standing over him. Man watches you know what? Mouth what a light?
01:24:00
Speaker 5: He went down like a cheap suit.
01:24:02
Speaker 4: Turns out a little little follow up on this dame in that.
01:24:06
Speaker 12: Hawaii Democrat congressional candidate Carril Basin has been arrested for threatening a man with a knife after he was asked to lower the volume of the music at the beach. He tried fighting, but was immediately knocked out. As you saw when he picked up the chair and kind of threw it.
01:24:21
Speaker 2: I thought you're gonna say, identifies.
01:24:26
Speaker 12: Before he could finish swinging the chair, the man through a powerful right hand punch and knocked him on his you know what.
01:24:33
Speaker 4: So there he is knocked the f out.
01:24:39
Speaker 2: Right to where Slick is on the Cowboys chances of a Super Bowl dreamland.
01:24:42
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly, So there you have it.
01:24:48
Speaker 12: Yeah, I guess he I guess he won't be uh making his way to office.
01:24:53
Speaker 2: Slick text me today, you better hope the Cowboys never win one. Yeah, well I'm not worried.
01:24:58
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not worried about they funk trophies.
01:25:01
Speaker 13: Yea, all right, Well we'll wrap it up. It's over the heck, we gotta any more guests? Three more come, alright.
01:25:15
Speaker 2: One morning ago. We'll wrap it up right after this thirteenth, thirteenth to the hour, live from Studio six based. Slick's doing sports. Do got us doing news? Aaron and Marissa? We don't know what that no idea? What's going on? They have completely lost what is there a camera in there? What are you two doing? You guys? Have you guys have lost it in there?
01:26:31
Speaker 4: We're just driving the ship off right off the.
01:26:36
Speaker 2: Edge of the earth, exactly right in Toddy Iceberg.
01:26:38
Speaker 4: Thank you, flat Earth.
01:26:40
Speaker 2: Well, we've been driving into it for eleven years, though we haven't sank yet, so I think we're okay, Slicks, Let's do some Let's do as much as we can here. We got three more guests coming on ten o'clock, Old steady Slick, Let's do some sports. What's going on?
01:26:56
Speaker 12: All right?
01:26:56
Speaker 5: We'most sweeping a scoreboard.
01:26:57
Speaker 3: Big D Major League Baseball, Red Sox fourteenth over the White Sox, bombing them there. End of the eighth, middle of the seventh, Royals lead the Twins five to one, Pirates trail the Brewers four to two. Top eight Cubs over the Dodgers two to one. Top of the seventh ranges two nothing blank in the Giants.
01:27:11
Speaker 5: Top six.
01:27:12
Speaker 3: We got the Astros, the hot Astros six to two over the Blue Jays, and the five Rockies lead the race seven to five.
01:27:17
Speaker 5: Bottom four no score.
01:27:19
Speaker 3: Tigers and Mariners out in Seattle in the middle of the first there just on the way, Padres won nothing over the Diamondbacks. We got some finals Oriols three to one over the Angels. The Cincinnati Reds come back to defeat the Oakland A's five to four, the Mets six to two over the Guardians. Wow, Mets would have win Phillies five to nothing over the Nats, Yankees two zip earlier today over the Cardinals, and Braves four to two over the Marlins. I started the story a little early, big deal, but we were strapped for time.
01:27:44
Speaker 5: But let's get back to this.
01:27:45
Speaker 3: Woman's toward de France, as they did, has become embroiled in controversy as some cyclists have accused others of cheating by wearing a paired bra that helps with the aero dynamics. Toward de Frant's, officials quickly implemented Brazia checks to make sure no chiefading was going on as the third leg of the race continued. According to a Fox Sports OutKick report, you'll do it.
01:28:07
Speaker 5: Hands on. Elite races of all sorts.
01:28:09
Speaker 3: Try to gain every advantage they can, even if the game might seem extremely negligible to the rest of the world.
01:28:15
Speaker 5: As such, some female cyclists have.
01:28:16
Speaker 3: Used bras that make their bosoms round that to aid in the aerodynamics of their bodies as they raised. The practice is called chess fairing, and that's a new one for me. OutKick noted, and for a top racer could add a few seconds to their total time, well a few seconds in tor deifance or everything right. Padded bras are expressly forbidden under International Cycling Union rules, which banned women from enhancing the size of their chest to gain advantages the group's rule thirty one point three point zero three two. Rick, I know you're a big, big cycling fan. You probably don't even know that rule orribit's the use of padding or accessories that modify the morphology of a cyclist. So anyway, this story's going nowhere. I know I saw well listen, you know what. It popped out at me and I said, oh, let me let me jump on that.
01:29:00
Speaker 2: So okay, what was the story that opped out of doing? After that one or before that one?
01:29:05
Speaker 4: You chose it was something about uh inflated urses.
01:29:09
Speaker 3: Now well we got well, you know some horse racing news. I mean, I know you fellas like the Pony's Church Hill Downs. NYRI unveil six race championship to debut in twenty twenty seven. Aper report Saratoga Springs, big D's favorite place, Churchhill Downs Incorporated and the New York Racing Association announced a six race championship series. The sequence spans five months that includes the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes and a five million dollar prize pool. It is set to begin next year. The first and third legs of the Triple Crown are scheduled next year for the traditional five weeks apart between May one and June five. A spokesperson for the Maryland Jockey Club said the date for the Preakness next year has yet to be determined and decline comment on the championship races in Kentucky and New York.
01:29:51
Speaker 5: SO Championship tournament five.
01:29:52
Speaker 3: Million sounds a little like though, right, I mean those horses are worth how many million?
01:29:56
Speaker 5: Right, that's amazing.
01:29:57
Speaker 3: So anyway, big d Ohio State the coaches Poole came out today the Ohio State Buckeyes for NCAA football about to begin in what two weeks? Number one OSU baby, no surprise. Then you'll see what happens.
01:30:09
Speaker 2: And that's a rapid say we got one more week with before we can say no more, no more weekends without football? Yes? Yeah, oh baby, come on man, Odds Maker season three getting revved.
01:30:19
Speaker 4: Up at Chops.
01:30:21
Speaker 3: Eric can't wait for Geno to make his debut with back with the Jets again.
01:30:24
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's exactly what I'm excited.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, slick, very good. Nine minutes still the hour Life from Studio six P. Let's do some news. Uh, dog Gotto's got it. By the way, there's sixteen thousand of you on X if you haven't hit this like subscribe, follow, make sure you follow the channel if you haven't already. What's going on in the news, Dog got all right?
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Speaker 12: David, Well, this story broke over the weekend. But it's something we've talked about and something I said would happen. And now it seems like Hunter Biden is confirming that under oath that his family is broke amid fight over a seventeen million dollar legal bill. The position transcript reveals Biden Biden ohs seventeen million to the law firm Winston Taylor for horiminal congressional defense work recently released. That position transcript claims his family is broken. He's being crushed by the legal fees. Of course, this is not news to most people, because let's face it, these people they have no skills, they have they have nothing to offer anyone that they would want to.
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Speaker 2: Pay them for. This guy's an artists. What are you talking about?
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Speaker 4: Well, you know, that's what they say. Said.
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Speaker 12: According to Hunter, my family doesn't have any money, and it's not their debt anyway. According to the transcript, I don't own anything of value and I don't know the value of it. My paintings which I painted myself there he doesn't even know how much they're not worth.
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Speaker 5: Wow.
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Speaker 12: And I don't even have any other asset. Basically, I don't have any other assets at all, including stocks, bonds, anything like that.
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Speaker 4: Savings account. You could tell he planned for the future.
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Speaker 12: Here's yeah, here's a Hunter Biden going off on President Trump. Up and take a listen to this. Here's cut number four from a podcast he was on just over the weekend.
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Speaker 6: Cut four, What would you expect me to say about a man that treats my father that way? Publicly? What would you expect me to say about a man that treats my mother that way, that treats my sister that way? They stole a f and diary and published it said my dad is a pedophile. Yeah, they were involved in that directly.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so there he is again.
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Speaker 12: He blames President Trump, and he used the F word to basically blast the entire Trump family, including the sons and the grandkids, you name it, everybody up and down the Trump family line.
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Speaker 2: Here are hard hitting hosts there.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, it was a macro dosing, I believe is the name of the podcast was a barstool deal.
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Speaker 4: Here's cut number five.
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Speaker 12: Here's Hunter going off on George Clooney, of all people, somebody who does have money, who could probably pay his legal bills, but it won't be sending any to Hunter.
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Speaker 4: Here's cut number five.
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Speaker 6: Checked us out is that it was incredibly unfair of me to say that George clint is not an actor. He's an incredible actor, and he's an incredible human being. And he is not only a good person. Every single one of the people that I know that his friends with George Cliney that happened to be friends of mine say he's an incredibly generous, decent, smart, committed person that has done great things for for a lot of a lot of people, a lot of people. And you know what, I still can hate him, and he can go himself for being me to my dad. You know, assume me all of those things can be true.
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Speaker 4: He just might.
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Speaker 5: He is running out there with des.
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Speaker 4: And finally, here is hard back on the sauce.
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Speaker 12: Here is Hunter going off on the Democrat political establishment. We're talking about schmucky chucky and h Nancy Pelosi cut number six checked us out.
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Speaker 6: Say whatever I want, and here's what I think. I think Chuck Schumer is a piece of and that he my dad over and that it Expelosi at the time also was involved in that. And so I will I I don't have anything nice to say about it. And I'm supposed to be the guy that says, oh, but you know what, the you know what, for what Nancy Pelosi has contributed to this country and to the Democratic Party, I'm not supported that man.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so there is.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 12: He sounds a little he sounds a little upset that he has no money coming in anymore. And he owes seventeen million dollars for former President Joe Biden, however, pulls in more than four hundred thousand dollars a year and government pensions from his time in Congress and the White House. According to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, Hunter claimed lack of assets follows years of partying and substance abuse.
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Speaker 5: You don't say, how's Joe's book doing?
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Speaker 2: Do we know?
01:34:42
Speaker 12: Yeah, nobody's buying it. So there you have it, and uh, that's all.
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Speaker 2: I'm glad Hunter never saw crazy tones.
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Speaker 3: Yeah wow, he didn't like everyone else, you'd have nothing nice to say about you.
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Speaker 2: Yeah he could join. He nothing about this show or me. Yeah whatever. As always, we salute our military, active and active police, firefighters, ORTUS Responder as e mt S, everybody on the front lines. Thanks guys, Aaron, Marissa a great job. As always. Most of all, thank you to lie from Studio six B. Audience we're seeing tomorrow night. We'll recap all the electure results from tonight eight o'clock right here, live from Studio six B. We'll see you then.
Speaker 1: Some stories deserve more than headlines. They deserve to be remembered. Extortion seventeen honors the thirty American service members and eight Afghan partners who made the ultimate sacrifice when their helicopter was shot down during a mission in Afghanistan on August sixth, twenty eleven. Through powerful orchestration and heartfelt emotion, composer Don Newan pays tribute to their courage, their service, and the families who continue to carry their legacy. From Real America's Music. This is Extortion one seven by Don Newen. Download it now.
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Speaker 2: If your DV sounds funny. In the evening, you're watching live from Studio six B on Real America's Boys Live for Studio six B. It is on Reel America's Boys eight o'clock on the East Coast. Glad you're in Slickster, sitting right there, looking good as always, is going to try to do some sports tonight. And I emphasize the word try because we've got a busy, busy night tonight, Sliicster. How are you doing good? Big D very good? Liking that bluish color.
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Speaker 3: I had to wear the blue because I was at the National Night Out for the police department. I just came from there. It was that's all over the country. It's really nice the policemen. They come out with the commune and the kids and you know, kind of show that nice. What can I say, symbiotic relationship is trying to develop with the community.
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Speaker 4: Nice.
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Speaker 2: Okay, very good. Slickster's always doing stuff for the community. President chamber for thirty.
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Speaker 5: Years now, seven years when I started.
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Speaker 2: Some funny business going on there. We have to look into one of these days.
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Speaker 4: Well he counts all the ballots.
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Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, overnight ballots are in. I won uh. He's gonna do some news as well, mister Doug Gotta. How are you?
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Speaker 4: I am well, Damon, I am good.
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Speaker 2: Okay, very good.
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Speaker 4: Okay, that's all.
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Speaker 2: We got Aaron and Marissa holding it down. Harry on the highway. I don't know if he's still here.
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Speaker 5: What's I think he vacated?
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Speaker 2: Oh he's gone.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, he's yeah, pulled out.
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Speaker 2: He's a seal.
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Speaker 4: Later he got his ass off the couch.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, Aaron and marissol holding it down. Glad you're in on a busy Tuesday night. Primary Tuesday is here and we were gonna have all we are going to have all kinds of guests on the talk about it, not only talk about tonight, but talk about obviously as election season is here kicking it into full gear. It's just meant it comes so fast in this compressed calendar and we now live in and so Mark Mitchell's going to join us, Jack Pasoviak's going to join us, with Steve Kruber's going to join us. We're going to have all kinds of information on what's going out there in Michigan. And of course the question tonight is whether socialism and communism is going to take even deeper route into the Democratic Party tonight in Michigan in a couple of highlighted races, and how that will affect a Democratic presidential candidate into twenty twenty eight. You are going to have to attack what is the bar you are going to have to attach yourself too if you're running on the Democratic side. And in the end, is this what the Republicans actually should want? Should they want this guy in Michigan tonight to win as he seemingly is gonna looks like he's going to easily win this. So we're gonna talk about all that tonight with everybody we can. But right now you saw in the opening, please welcome back to the show, Don Newan. He's here to talk about his latest Real America's music release called Extorts in seventeen. It's available now wherever you buy and stream music. Don, welcome back to the show. How you doing, Bud? I don't hear Don, guys.
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Speaker 4: Can you hear me?
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Speaker 2: Guys? I can hear you now? How you doing?
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Speaker 6: All right?
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Speaker 7: Well? Listen, I got the memo, Rick, I got the memo. I went with the Teal the Blue tonight as well, so I can coordinate with you. Because anytime I come on live from Studio six B, I got to be very fashion conscious because of the stage.
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Speaker 2: Right cat there names that's right.
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Speaker 7: Hey, listen, guys, I want to thank you, Damon. I missed you on on Friday when when I came on to promote the drop of this song. Your viewers are amazing, your audience is amazing. Woke up Saturday morning. I think it was number ten on Country iTunes charts on Saturday morning, and that means a great deal to us, Donna and I as songwriters and producers. But I got to tell you this is all for something else. As we talked about on Friday, Donna and I are not taking one penny of the royalties off of this song. We're giving it all to Operation three hundred, which you guys can find by going to op opie Op three hundred.
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Speaker 2: There you go. Thank you.
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Speaker 7: I'm gonna guess that was Aaron.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. That was very smooth.
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Speaker 7: Having said that, every penny and listen, guys and gals, the contracts that we sign for music distribution, it's not for this week, next week, it's for seventy years years that we are going to give the royalties from this song to Operation three hundred. So long after Donna and I are gone and our kids are taking over things, if this song still generates income, it's going to all go to Op three hundred, Operation.
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Speaker 2: Three hundred and Donna, as you said Friday, I wasn't here for your interview, and I know it was great. I heard a lot of positive things about it, but it's just for people who maybe were like me and weren't here on Friday. Number one. Since you're just talking about Operation three hundred, what is Operation three hundred? What is the work they do?
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Speaker 7: Uh?
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Speaker 2: Tell us a little bit about them?
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Speaker 7: Operation three hundred was is a nonprofit five oh one C three organization that was founded by Billy and Karen Vaughan. They are the parents of one of the seventeen Navy Seals, Aaron Vaughan, who lost his life needlessly while he was on extortion one seven that should calicopter. The purpose of the foundation is to provide children who have lost their parent or parents, especially in the military, but also law enforcement and first responders with mentoring, guidance, support, the big brother kind of a vibe. It's just an amazing organization that was founded by two amazing people. And like I showed you, guys on Friday, this tattoo represents that I am carrying the load for the Vaughn family. Aaron had that exact tattoo on his left forward facing arm. I had it, replicated. I called his dad, Billy, and I said, I need a good picture that you have that shows that tattoo on Aaron's left arm. I'm going to emulate it and for the rest of my life carry the load for your family for the loss of Aaron. And so this whole situation, guys, is so wrong. The mission that is, we're trying to bring light to that. We've been trying to do it since twenty thirteen, and it's amazing how many people don't understand, or are not familiar or who have forgotten. Extortion one seven. It was the single moment in the entire disaster that we all know as the Afghanistan War where we lost the most number of warriors and seventeen of those were Navy seals. It's the greatest loss of Navy seal life in the history of Navy seals, and nobody's talking about it. It's August sixth is fifteen years.
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Speaker 2: We're speaking with Don Newan. Of course, his new so is on Real America's music and it's called Extortion seventeen. You can scan the Extortion one seven. You can scan the QR code to download Extortion one to seven. Streams are good, of course, as we always talk about, but downloads is what we want. And I mean the thing here is, obviously, as Don just laid out all of Don's royalties, all of them Don and Donna here are going to be donated to Operation three hundred, which is I mean, what can you say about that? I mean, it's just amazing, and it's not just this year, next year it's the forever essentially forever.
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Speaker 7: Well, guys, I'll ask, I'll three or four of you that are there. Could you make money off of this?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely?
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 7: Could you make money off of extortion seven? No way, no way, I could we You know this was a no brainer. You know there's two things we can't make money off of, Donna and I that have to do with our show, Fallen Warriors and Jan six Ers.
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Speaker 8: We just can't do that.
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Speaker 7: So we're giving it all away. But we're reliant. I can sit here and talk big all day long about giving this money away and these royalties away. But unless you guys are beloved and I know you guys feel about the audience the same way Donna and I do. I mean, if it wasn't for you guys, and I'm talking about you that are beloved viewers, all this would be is cameras and lights. I'm standing here right now getting blinded by two lights and a camera. It's all it would be if it wasn't for you. But we got to put the balls in your court right now. You guys can make a difference with Operation three hundred and all you got to do is go down, down, go down and download a dollar twenty nine song. Download this song. Every penny that we make is going to Operation three hundred for longer than we will live.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so don just one last one for you here before I'll let you go. When you think about obviously what you're doing here in these great causes and these and obviously the connection to specific events or military or gold Star families, Uh, do you do you think like down the line the of other ideas, other things that kind of get you excited to to kind of join that music with the story or the family or the some part of history. Like what's next? Are you thinking about that?
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Speaker 7: Well, they're already in the can, guys. The next For the past two releases that we've done, they've been somber situations. Memorial Day was the first one. Now we're talking Extortion one seven. Our next release is going to be I married a Liberal, which I certainly did not, but it's a it's a guy that certainly is uh regretting the fact that he married a liberal. That's what the song's about. After that, we've got, uh, we've got one that's in the can that's actually about all of you, are beloved viewers, and it's right now it's titled through the Camera Lens and that we do this all for you.
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Speaker 9: Matter of fact.
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Speaker 7: In the song we say or we sing, if it wasn't for you, it'd just be cameras and lights. We've got one coming out for Christmas and getting back into the serious stuff. Got one called twenty two kill or twenty two die every Day, and that has to do with veteran suicide. And that's a deep song because it's based on a true story of a good friend of ours who was sitting on his porch one night with a nineteen eleven stuck it in his mouth, and his little boy walked up and said, Daddy, what you doing.
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Speaker 2: We're speaking with Don Newing. His song is out right now at STARTIA one seven. You can scan the QR code and download it right there. That's the best thing you can do streaming. It's fine listening to it, but you got to download it. I think Don said it's a dollar twenty nine. You can download it. You can help a great cause. All of Don's royalties are being donated to Operation three hundred. So download this song now. Support a great place, great charity, a great business doing great work. Donn and Donna, we love you guys. Thanks for the song, and thanks for all the work you guys are doing continued success. We love having you in the show. Thanks Pale, thank you brothers.
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Speaker 7: We appreciate you, and we love you.
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Speaker 9: Aaron I love you too.
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Speaker 2: All right, Live from Studio six B on a Tuesday night, we'll get into primary night news, sports all coming up right after this. Seventeen past the Hour, Live from Studio six V on a Tuesday Primary night, August fourth. Slick's gonna try to do some sports. The guy's going to try to do some news, but most of what we're going to do tonight is focus on what's going on tonight. Polls have closed in Michigan. I actually have I should pull up probably the results. Some of these things I think are going to be called fairly quickly. But let's bring in the man who knows this state, in this area better than most. That's our own Steve Gruber. Steve, welcome back to the show.
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Speaker 10: How are you, yeah, gentlemen, nice to see you. I'm not in Michigan. I decided to take a break from the pounding of advertising because Michigan is getting pounded already. What a little tired of the advertising for the politics as you can imagine.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I don't know, Steve, in your mind, what's the biggest question that gets answered tonight? For me? I guess if this guy wins in the high profile race there, the question then becomes that this hyper progressive socialist communist movement has kind of percolated into obviously one of the more crucial general election states. And then what does that mean for Democrats who want to run how much are they going to have to be mindful of this message that we're going to then be told, oh, look, this is landing with people, It's getting more broader appeal. These candidates are winning, and in the end, is that is that maybe what the Republicans really should wanted them to go all in on socialism or what's what's your take on here tonight?
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Speaker 11: My answer to that question is yes and no.
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Speaker 10: It's good for the Republicans, make no mistake, and I believe abdil elsai Ed will win the night. You know, last night, if you missed it, he was spending his time at a pool party with Hassan Piker. Yeah, a guy who worships Chairman Mao and thinks that America deserved nine to eleven and so on and so forth, hates America, wants open borders, no police, no prisons, and the list goes on. This is the dsay, This who they are. When Abdua wins tonight and the polls in the Western Up don't actually close for another forty minutes, he might not have actual final results, but the up they're not going to swing this with one way or the other. Three hundred thousand people live in the whole place. It's beautiful, but the not a lot of voters, so it's a done deal. The voter starting out in southeast Michigan, that's Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, ham Trammick, the Detroit area. Big numbers today. That means Elside's going to win, and so that's good for Republicans. I believe that means Mike Rogers is going to win a Republican seat in the United States Center for the first time in thirty two years in Michigan.
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Speaker 11: But guys, take this threat seriously. This is the real deal.
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Speaker 10: If you don't think the fight is on for the soul of America, pay attention because it's real.
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Speaker 11: Tonight.
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Speaker 10: When Abdul elsiad can win in Michigan, the place the birthplace of the automobile, and he wants to take away the means of production. You talk about a place that has been the backbone the arsenal of democracy and they want to defund the Pentagon. I mean, just just go right down the list of the crazy ideas. This is serious stuff, not to be dismissed, not to be overlooked. Yes, I believe it's good for Michigan. And there's one other race you should really be paying attention to besides ELSA. Had to just put it on your radar in case you don't have it, and that's Michigan seven. Michigan seven, it's my congressional district. Ironically, it's considered the closest congressional race in America. They're going to dump millions of dollars in. I believe that the natural DSA member is going to win for the Democrat Party tonight in the primary. His name is Will Lawrence. He's a community organizer. Where have I heard that before? He's a community organizer who.
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Speaker 11: Believes in all the things.
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Speaker 10: I just went down that laundry list of stupidity, right, and I think that means Tom Barrett, who is the freshman Republican congressman in that district will hold on to that seat. This is not good news for the Democrats in any normal year. If there is such a thing anymore, Democrats should have an inside track to take control of the House and maybe taking back the Senate. Here's my radical prediction in August from some place in Montana.
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Speaker 11: Here's my prediction. The Republicans are going.
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Speaker 10: To hold the House and they're going to add a seat maybe two in the United States Senate.
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Speaker 11: Maybe that'll turn out to be wacky. But you watch.
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Speaker 10: Look, you know where abdua outside is not getting any votes. The DSA gets no votes from black voters. What are the Democrats to do if black voters say we want nothing to do with this and they don't trust me. I live in Michigan. I talk to these voters all the time, all backgrounds, all races, all creeds. If the Democrats cannot secure the black voters in Michigan, in Detroit, they're all done. And when you see people like James Carville coming out and saying, look, I can't be in the same tent with Hassan Piker, And here's Abduah elside out partying with this guy last night. When you see Bill Meher saying my vote is up for grabs. JD Vance could get my vote. The world has changed. But again I warn you do not overlook this threat because it's real.
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Speaker 2: Now you say that si ed is going to lose to what's his uh, Mike with confidence? Are you sure about that?
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Speaker 11: Yes?
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Speaker 2: Really? Because Mike Rodgers is not exactly well, I don't know how to say this nicely. He's kind of the Republican a lot of us are kind of getting sick of. Isn't he kind of represent that kind of Uh? Are you sure, Coress.
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Speaker 10: He's a former former congressman, a former chair of the House Intelligence Committee, former FBI agent.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, he's he's got a pedigree that.
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Speaker 10: A lot of people would like to look past right now and look for an outsider. But he's well funded. And you look, I mean, you know the numbers. The Republicans have something like one hundred and twenty million dollars on hand, and the Democrats are mortgaging buildings to try to pay the light bill.
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Speaker 11: Money matters. He's got a lot of it, right.
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Speaker 10: I mean, if we could joke about but the Democrats are financially screwed.
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Speaker 11: But here's here's here a caveat to that they don't necessarily.
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Speaker 10: Need money from They don't necessarily need money from the DNC or anything like that. And because you'll have packs coming in and other things happening where the money will come in big time for El Sayed and others from another place. So keep that in mind. Even though the DNC has broke, there's a possibility that they will have all the money they need for certain races, and this is one of them.
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Speaker 2: Heart's Dave, anything else in Michigan tonight that we should be I think we're going to have Tom Norton on a little bit later in the district thirty third seat. Is there anything else in Michigan that we should be watching for tonight?
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Speaker 10: Well, yeah, Hailey Stevens, who is going to finish second El Sia tonight.
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Speaker 11: Her seat is going to be in play.
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Speaker 10: Hillary Skolton over in Grand Rapids, her seat is going to be in play.
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Speaker 11: I think Michigan.
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Speaker 10: Look, the President and I have talked about this a number of times, and he has believed in twenty sixteen that Michigan is the pivotal state. I believe that this year, whether it's El Siad running for Senate. I don't know how the governor's racing turn out, but if you have a seat turn up in Grand Rapids, that's the Democrats heat that flips, then the Republicans have a very big night.
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Speaker 11: That's what I would watch in Michigan. Is a fact there's more in play than just those seats. Obviously I saw the press.
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Speaker 10: But again, these normies, these normal Democrats, have to go out and defend this idiocy. They got to try to find a way to appease the radicals that are energized without offending the.
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Speaker 11: Moderates who are put off by it all. It's it. They're tap dancing down a razor blade.
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Speaker 4: Damon, Hey, Steve, real quick, this is Rick.
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Speaker 12: I got a question for you because you mentioned something there about tap dancing down a razor blade, and I feel like that's exactly what the Democrats, at least the normal Democrats are thinking, and I think this is where it's probably going to hurt them.
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Speaker 4: I wanted to get your take on it.
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Speaker 12: Do you see a lot of normal center Democrats saying, you know what, I'm out.
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Speaker 4: I'm not going to vote at all. I'm not going to show up.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, a little antidote, good friend of mine, normany Democrat lawyer, of course, friend of mine for a long time, fifteen years.
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Speaker 11: And I said, Mike, can you vote for abdul? El said, well, I.
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Speaker 10: Think Hayley Stevens is going to win. It's about four or five days ago. I said, Mike, can you vote for Abdul l si ed? He said no, flat out simply cannot.
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Speaker 11: What about Will Lawrence? No, I cannot.
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Speaker 10: I cannot vote for that sort of craziness and that sort of nonsense. And so he's somebody I know, well who's a mainstream liberal Democrat, doesn't care for President Trump, loved my interview with him last week, but doesn't care for him.
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Speaker 11: And so you've got real normal.
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Speaker 10: This guy's what fifty five, you know, mainstream democrat white guy. So if you think you're just going to hurt in all these liberal white voters, you're not.
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Speaker 11: So it's a great question.
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Speaker 10: So anacdotally, No, these people are fleeing, whether it's James Carville, my buddy, Mike, Bill Maher, from Hollywood to New York City to Michigan.
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Speaker 11: They're like it's a bridge way too far right.
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Speaker 2: All right, the Great Steve Gruber twenty six past our Live for Studio six Base Steve, We'll be watching. We'll bring the results tonight. Thanks so much for giving us the time. The Great Steve Grueber right here, Real America's Voice. We'll get to some results, whatever we have. Mark Mitchell will join us when we get back right after this, thirty minutes past the hour, Real America's Voice all across the country. Slick Harry's gonna try to do some sports. God is going to try to get in some news. But obviously the big news of the night is what's going on in the primary. Primary. Election season continues to roll on as we head towards the midterms, and of course all eyes on Michigan tonight. Abdul i'l say ed Helly Stevens is obviously the race that most people are paying attention to, although to me, there's gonna be absolutely no drama in this race whatsoever. The real question is once this lunatic wins, what does that do for the Democrat Party? As Michigan is seemingly ground zero for the Democrat Party's ideological war that they're having right now. So someone who's going to know a lot about this and what the numbers say, joins us. Now, Mark Mitchell is the head polster over at the this polling company. Mark, welcome to the show. How are you?
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Speaker 11: Yeah?
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Speaker 8: Really great to be here, and I'm glad you called it an ideological war. That is exactly what's happening inside the Democrat Party here.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and when you look at Michigan tonight, you get this guy seemingly gonna have a strong performance a victory. What does that do I said, I just asked this to Steve Gruber. Does that you know? The Democrats have to look at this now and say, oh, geez, this, this communist socialist thing is really starting to land. Look at what happened in New York. Now, look at this guy. This is taking root, This is a this is a this can really take effect with a broader demographic. And then if you're running in the Democrat Party in twenty eight you kind of have to be mindful of well, geez, even if you're not fully baked in here, how much do you have to give lip service to this? What is this? What the Republicans want in the end for this guy to win tonight?
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Speaker 8: I think the Republicans are going to very naively lean into the fear mongering here, and it might work in some cases. I think there's going to be diminishing returns here because what you're seeing in the Democrats is that there being a little bit more intelligent about people on the right, about what the younger voters want, and this inflection point around opinions on the economy. So if you look at the right, there is kind of a fracture, and we've seen it over the last ten years. Trump came in as an outsider with a very different platform. It was like a national populism, economic populism platform with elements of America First and protectionism, and he excoriated the neo Conservatives and the big business Republicans and all these people that have let Americans be screwed for decades. Right, So that was very powerful. And then you can say recently, like maybe some of those values have lapsed a little bit, and where's the Republican Party and is it going through the same kind of metamorphosis as the Democrats are. Well, yeah, it is in some ways, and it's very much an age signing. There's a lot of people under fifty who are looking at what Donald Trump's doing and saying, well, this isn't exactly what I wanted. The same thing is happening on the Democrats side, but it's happening from a different direction. So you had these Bernie Sanders radicals that were very anti corporation, and they gained power by being radical. They were literally insane like this, you know, defund the police and deport ice and all this other stuff. And that was powerful for them because it got them a lot of attention, it got them a lot of rabid followers. But the thing is is that America wants and needs economic populism. Need some other stuff too, but it definitely needs economic populism. The wealth concentration problems are off the charts. People can't afford everything because of wage suppression and corporatism like these are real problems, as Donald Trump and JD. Vance have talked about in the past, and so on the Democrat side, they're going to harness it for socialism and if they're smart, and I think what you're starting to see is that they're going to be less insane. Now. Obviously, in many of these cases, like Mom, Donnie, they just can't help themselves, and in many cases they'll run in the primary as insane to differentiate themselves from the establishment Democrat candidate. But if Saiet is smart, he will moderate and then he's going to sound I hate to say this, he's going to sound a lot like Donald Trump. He's not going to go out there and say we should have open borders. If he's smart, like, I don't know what he's going to do, right, He's not going to go out there and say defund the police. He's going to go out there and say, well, this economic system isn't working for you, and I'm going to go into the Senate and vote to fix that. And that's what Americans really, really really want. So now the problem on the right is like how do you handle that? And they're a very tricky spot because people thought they were voting for that with Donald Trump, and so the issue is is that they're not using, in my opinion, the correct arguments. And listen, I want the free market to win. I want the Conservatives to win. I think objectively they have the right platform for America. We don't support candidates here, but you know, I can objectively appine about the platform. It's better. It's you know, socialism sucks, like we don't want that. But the problem is is that the young people want socialism now they do.
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Speaker 2: And to that point, I saw this this morning, I retweeted it and I said, you wonder why free paradise of socialism is looking great to young people? And that was in response to this. US wages and salaries have falled to forty three percent of gross domestic income, near the lowest share since the record began in nineteen twenty nine. And again you look at why this free, this free, that discounted on this discounted on that We're gonna take care of you, You're not gonna have to worry about these things. Why that all of a sudden is looking more and more inviting to young people who, as you say, can't afford gas, canifford a house. Ever, the housing market is obviously, especially here in Long Island, what we see it's outrageous. I mean, that's why this is taking hold.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and it's one hundred percent why I think a lot of Trump's younger supporters are really questioning what's going on here because a lot of them were not die hard, straight ticket fifty year Republican voters. They were people who were like, oh, I'm new to politics. I'll try this Donald Trump guy out. Not so sure about the Republicans, but let's see how this goes. And with these people, you know, I say under forty because that's where the polling brake is. But I think in many ways it's the under fifty people. You know, they think overwhelmingly that we have a capitalist system. They think it's a free market or you know, at least somewhat free market, and then they say that the economy is unfair to young people. That's a sixty five to seventy percent position. And then socialism now wins with everybody under forty, And I mean, like that's it. And Donald Trump actually got like a ton of voters from people under forty who call themselves socialists. Half of Trump under forty voters say they would vote for somebody that describes themself as a socialist, and overwhelmed under forty Trump voters even back like really big socialist policies like, for instance, confiscating excess wealth and going after corporations and you know, just punishing them.
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Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 8: So the problem is it's like there's been like I hate to use the word, there's been a little bit of a populism rug pull here, and I think the Republicans are blind to it because they kind of look like the same big business party that they've looked like. And it's it's a threat. I'm telling you, it's a threat. Back a year ago when jd. Vance was in the matchups and was beating everybody, the one person that he didn't beat was Bernie Sanders. And you you know, you remember back to twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, a lot of Trump's earlier supporters were actually like Bernie bros. That were upset that he got pushed out by Hillary Clinton. So this exists, and it's real, and it's going to get bigger and just saying like no, no, no, bad socialism. These people like don't care the system doesn't work. They're going to keep rolling the dice till they get somebody that does what they want. And you know, I've been trying to put this signal out there and I just get attacked and yelled at and called the doomer. But one of the ways I kind of like, you know, this is probably a little disrespectful to say, but Democrats, the Republicans, in my opinion, are basically like socialism. For like Israel, corporations and rich people and the Democrats or socialism for the poor, So like, who do you think is gonna win? Like that's the thing. So it's like you have to fix those perceptions and very vocally. Like the polling has said that Americans one economic populism, trying to bubble that up. They love the things that people were doing within antitrust. Apparently a lot of that's sort of gone the highway. And you know the affordability issue, right, like you mentioned it, it's income, it's not it's not the grocery prices, right, Like that's the most surface level like Republican politician, way, oh well we lowered egg prices. Well it's like yeah, but they can't get a job, like their job has been sent overseas. There's been thirty years of wage suppression. So I think this is the fight, and I framed it this way on Twitter too. We're basically watching a handicapped mud wrestling contest as both parties try to figure out that eventually they come to grips what they need a national populist platform. That's what the young people want.
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Speaker 11: Now.
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Speaker 8: The Democrats are not going there either, right, because they have this America hatred baked in, But you're starting to see people get smarter on that, like John Assof starting to talk a little bit like nationalists. I don't think they mean it. I don't think they want to have strong borders and a shared identity. But the young people do. They want order, that's really all they want. They want America fixed. They don't want to have to worry about politics. They want to be able to get a job, they have a family, have order, not get shot in an alleyway, Like this is the kind of is that even conservative anymore? And so that's the big tussle right now. It's like who's going to realize the huge opportunity there is to deliver on this. The problem is you're gonna be fighting all the political action committees, You're gonna be following fighting all the corporate lobbyists. And like the only people that really have the street credit doing that was was Donald Trump and like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. So it's like, again, this is why these socialists have the credibility to do this, and why these kids aren't really being scared away by the message that these people are saying insane and yes, like they are insane like so like it's like leave the horse to water, right, Like we we got the horse to water, right, we need to drink the economic populism and uh, just gonna lose Like this is this is the fight if they if the Republicans can't provide an alternative socialism, socialism is gonna win because that's just plunder the treasury. It's like, obviously it's going to hasten our demise, obviously, but at least the young people get something out of it. Like that's that kind of the way they see.
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Speaker 12: It, right, right, Well, Mark, let me push back on that a little bit because I think what's missing here and what I hear a lot from what you're saying here is it's all in the messaging, right because they think they're gonna get something out of it. They think they're gonna get this, They think that everything's gonna get better and what they're gonna find out down the road. And this is where the messaging from the Republicans and the Conservatives I think has to kick in and say, look, they're gonna pull the rug out from under you. Here's how they're going to do it. And it's because they'll always say we're attacking the rich because they have what you want. But they'll never say we're gonna lower your taxes because we raise theirs. They're never gonna They're never gonna hear that message. And I think that's part of the grand scheme of what you're saying. The Republicans and the Conservatives are short on right now is providing that alternative message that makes them kind of clear. I'd going, wait, where, what does the next day look like if we go this route?
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Speaker 8: So yes, and I think you're seeing those conversations, but I think they could do something more effective because part of the problem is that objectively, if the young people vote for Democrats, they will get something like they will get their free Medicare now it might destroy the country. They will get, you know, Medicare for all. They will get a housing bill that's a trillion dollars. They will get something.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 8: When they look at Republicans, they say two things. They say, you don't represent me, You're not.
00:36:23
Speaker 11: Going to give me anything.
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Speaker 8: And they say, well, I don't believe you when you say that these people are bad because they're going to give me things. I hate to be that reductive, but I think that really does drive the way. A lot of these people look at politics like what's in it for me? They just want to be put first because they don't think they are. They think they're basically politically homeless, right, And I like, I'm painting with big broadbrushes here. What the Republicans need to do is say, well, if you vote for us, this is what comes with that package. And it doesn't mean like we're going to pass this bill. It means this is our vision of an America that works long term, so that when you continue to vote for US, you will be getting these things. And right now they are very bad at that. It's like we're gonna defend pharma, We're going to do whatever the agricultural lobby wants and flood the country with HTVISA workers.
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Speaker 2: All right, Mark Man, it's a lot. I'd love to have you back as we head towards the midterms. There's so much I could talk to you for two hours about stuff about the midterms and what you're calling, what you're saying. So we'll have you back, Mark Mitchell. I appreciate the time. Have a good rest of your night. Great to be here. Thanks, Mark Mitchell. A man, He's great alright, lock from Studio six B. A lot to do. We'll try to get it all in. We get back right after this thirteen to the hour, lock for Studio six B on a Tuesday night. Let's do some sports while we can get some men, and we'll get to Tom Norton's gonna join us. Sicks, got sports? What's going on?
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Speaker 5: So Diamond, we go big d the Ools right now three to one over the Angels. Bottom of the eighth.
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Speaker 3: We have a replay of the nineteen seventy two World Series where the Oakland Aser and Cincinnati beating the Reds four to three in the top of the eighth. A's did win that World Series? To remember it well. Mets six to two over the Guardians. Top of the eighth, bottom eight we have the Phillies blank in the Nationals five zip, Yankees two nothing over the Cards. Top seven there, top six, Red Sox up in Fenway seven to one over the White Sox. It's a sole Sox game there. Braves won nothing over them all on its top seven. Top of the fourth, Royals blanking the Twins to zip, Pirates trail the Brewers three to one in Milwaukee. Bottom four in Wrigley a good game. Dodgers and Cubbies tied at one, bottom third, bottom of the second ranges. Blank in the Giants to zip. We have the Astros and Blue Jays, no score, bottom three bottom first raising Rockies, no score. Tigers are out in Seattle. Take it on the Mariners at nine to forty and again nine to forty. Padres taking the Diamondbacks in Arizona and ten and that's it.
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Speaker 5: That's an on Major League Baseball scores. Big deal.
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Speaker 3: We want to get to this story about the Falcons. Bijon Robinson signed a huge contract today. But they got some bad news as well. But he signed a three year worth up to seventy five million dollar deal. Now twenty five million a year for a running back. That's big coin. This is Mark Ramondi of the ESPN, the two time Pro Bowl Or. Bijon Robinson and the Atlanta Falcons reached an agreement on a three year extension worth up to seventy five million that will make him the highest paid running back in NFL history. Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter andes NFL Networks ian Rappaport. Robinson will receive fifty one million guaranteed The deal negotiated by Nicole Leon of Clutch Sports, will end the running backs week long long holdout in training camp. However, they got some bad news Jalen Walker, they're their edge rushier, who was their number one pick last year they picked them out fifteen, has potentially torn his acl just a few hours ago in practice.
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Speaker 5: He was out of Georgia last year. A super player.
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Speaker 3: And so you get some great news locking up a great running back like that, and then you turn around and you get some really bad news there. So you know, we see this all the time in preseason. So yeah, what are you gonna do? Or he said, we have a first football game Thursday night, Hall of Fame game Panthers and Cardinals on NBC.
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Speaker 5: Obviously we'll be talking about that here on the show.
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Speaker 3: And still has defend Aaron Rodgers right to voice opinions after ESPN Fauci segment.
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Speaker 5: We played that last night. The clip.
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Speaker 3: Well, Armando Salgero of OutKick is following up a story now. The Aaron Rodgers segment on ESPN got folks on both sides of the Anthony Fauci debate quite riled up. On Monday, people got angry at ESPN some for allowing Rodgers on air at all, and others because he was steered away from discussing the Diana Rossini and Mike Rabels scandal on air. Some people defended Rodgers and said that, you know, they felt that what he said about Fauci was actually very appropriate and after pleading the Fifth one hundred and eleven times during his recent US and the hearings, and others attack Rogers for lying about his COVID nineteen vaccine status or otherwise just agreeing.
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Speaker 5: With their viewpoints.
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Speaker 3: So anyway, there, ego, big d already a debate. The man can't even get on and speak his words. What country do we live in?
00:41:16
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well he was right on, by the way, keep right on for a leader in the Senate. Yeah, get rid of throne put him in there. Yep. Anyways, Eric Nesbit is the current Michigan State Minority leader and he joins us now, Eric Hario.
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Speaker 9: Hey, what we're going to see out of Michigan tonight is the left wing Democratic Socialist is going to be taken with the Democratic Party. It's been a long time coming, but they're no longer the fringe of it. They're the mainstream of the Democratic party.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, that's been the question I've been talking about all night with everybody who's been on the show. You know, as the Republicans sit here and watch what's going on. If abud Al Sayeed is successful tonight, obviously the Democrats will make the argument that this hyper progressive socialist movement has now moved and percolated its way into one of the more crucial general election states. So, if you're a Democrat candidate running in twenty twenty eight, how mindful do you have to be to approach this in this sector of the electorate.
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Speaker 9: Well, this is why the Democrats in Washington, d c. And Chuck Schumer has spent sixty million dollars against a due Alsaid in the primary, because they know that running against Mike Rogers this fall, they have a real chance of losing the state of Michigan. I mean, these Democrats aren't just preaching left wing progressivism. This is socialism, This is Marxism, communism. This is not my grandfather's Democratic Party. This is the hatred of us, this great country and the freedom that it stands for. They're completely turned their backs and working class families in Michigan, families and seniors small business owners are going to revolt this fall, and they're going to push a dual Alsie back on the crazy train where he came in from.
00:42:52
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask you about what that looks like. Al say it versus Mike Rodgers in November. How do you see that going down in miss Chigan in the makeup of the state right now? Well, you look at it.
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Speaker 9: This is a Bill Elsie campaign with a left wing influencer that says America deserved nine to eleven. He wants to empty our prisons, release final sex offenders, murderers under our streets, supports full out socialism, sports would have been the single largest techs hike in American history. And he's dangerous to American families as he allows for open borders. And who's on the other side, Well, Mike Rogers. He's a veteran former FBI agent, former House intelchair who helped track down Bin Laden. The choice can't be more clear than what we're seeing in Michigan, common sense versus crazy. And this is what it's going to come down to, is that Michigan Senator Mike Rogers will protect Michigan freedoms, families, factories, and finances and he's going to defend our seniors and small business owners, and that's going to provide a very start contrast that this is going to be a change election. Over the last thirty years Michigan, it's both Michigan US senators have been Democrats in Michigan. And what have we gotten for it? Well, two hundred thousand lost manufacturing jobs, forty fifth in education, highest energy rates in the Midwest. Mike Rogers will fix with Democrats broke.
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Speaker 2: When you look out at the seventh Congressional District, who's going to face Tom Barrett? Do you think, well, Tom Barrett, I always call him Captain America.
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Speaker 9: This guy as a veteran, a family man, somebody that stands up for American values. And the Democrats going to put up another socialist Marxist called Will Lawrence. This guy is so out of step of the mainstream that the Democrats in Washington d C. Has dumped in millions of dollars to try to feed him again in the primary. So once again you have the establishment Democrats that know they're going to lose to Tom Barrett. And Tom Barrett is somebody that continues to back America First agenda, somebody that's going to continue to work hard to lower the cost of living for hardworking Michigan families. And they're going to put up Will Lawrence, who's going to be represent the extremism of the Democratic Party of Marxist Socialist Yeah.
00:45:05
Speaker 2: And finally, obviously, Ava Perone is term I'm sorry, Governor Witch. Governor Whitmer is witch.
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Speaker 4: I think you had it right the first time.
00:45:14
Speaker 2: I think she's running her own country up there. She's obviously term limited out. John James endorsed by Trump faces Parry Johnson. Who do you see here the face off against Joscelyn Benson.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so Jocelyn Benson. This is a DSA Karen she has, she has a glass jaw. She's never been punched before. And believe me, John James is gonna come out of this primary punching and slugging her. She's the most corrupt, incompetent secretary of State in American history. She continues to lose at in courts around the nation. And this is something where we cannot have somebody who's even less competent and more liberal than Whitmer anywhere close to the governor's office. And so I'm confident that we're going to beat her this fall and it's going to be all hands on deck after today's primary. I expect John James to win the primary by pretty good margin.
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Speaker 2: We've been speaking with Eric Neass but he's the current Michigan State Minority Leader. Eric, thanks for your time tonight. We'll be watching all the results. Really appreciate it.
00:46:14
Speaker 9: Hey, thanks for covering it. Believe me, it's crazy versus common sense. Common sense has to win.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you would think you would think it does. Eric, Thanks so much for your time. I enjoy the rest of your night. Yep, God bless all right, five minutes till the hour, Live from Studio six P. Eric Nesbit there is the current Michigan State Minority leader leader, and I mean everybody says it. What's you know? I mean, I think Mark Mitchell makes some great points still about the young people in this country right now and why this is taking taking more route with them than maybe we've ever seen before. So all right, that's a quick hour one, rap hour two coming back. We'll kick it off Jack, but Sopik's going to join us talk about mid terms, talk about tonight. All coming up right after this life Recidio six big. These guys from Live from Studio six B, they're pretty hysterical. Have you seen this slick Rick guy? An hour two Live from Studio six B, Real America's voice all across the country. Slick Rick is here. He's gonna try to do some sports an hour two though, God us here, we're gonna try to do some news. But we've been talking about obviously primary election season in full swing, and tonight, of course all eyes on Michigan and obviously other places as well, but Michigan because Michigan is the what did I say to Mark Mitchell as kind of the ground zero for the Democrat ideological war that they're having on if we're gonna just be left hacks or we're going to actually go full blown socialist communism with Islamist Jie hottis running around running for offices, which is what we're seeing tonight out in Michigan, and somebody who's I don't know if they've called it yet, but he's going to win. As a matter of fact, he's up right now sixty thirty six point nine. There's no drama in this race. People thought this race was going to.
00:49:23
Speaker 5: Have some drama.
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Speaker 2: There's no drama in this race at all. And by the way, let me just say on the record, and I asked Steve Gruber this for a reason. I am not sitting here under any preconceived notion that Mike Rodgers is going to run away with this thing against this guy, as much as you would think, well, I mean, ah, how can this guy win a one on one race against Mike Rodgers in Michigan. I think it's very possible. I think Michigan is that radical. So I don't think that's any cakewalk at all. I mean, Steve, I don't think Steve thinks it's a cakewalk. But he seems confident that Rogers can win. That's why I said, well, do you think you really can?
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Speaker 12: I think every poll that I've seen on it has him up by double digits. Well, I mean, you know, polls whatever. I mean, you know, But.
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Speaker 2: Aaron, do we have Jack Jack Pisobic?
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Speaker 5: Jack?
00:50:17
Speaker 2: Jack? Can you hear me? Is Jack Pisobic there? No? Okay, I don't hear him. I don't. He looks great. Hey guys, Hey Jack, there you go there again? I can hear him.
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Speaker 13: Yep.
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Speaker 2: Well, thanks for being here, obviously in an important night, and I say an important night because I think what we were just talking about, how much root does this socialism communism take in the Democratic Party tonight? Does it take another step forward with this guy in Michigan if he wins? What does that mean for the Democratic Party? What's the bar?
00:50:51
Speaker 7: Now?
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Speaker 2: If you want to run for president in twenty twenty eight and you're a Democrat, do you have to you know, what's the bar? How far do you have to go to to race socialism, full blown socialism in this country, getting rid of the Senate, getting rid of you know, we don't need any of these things they're pushing the DSA. We see the platform. What does tonight mean Jack, for both the Democrats and Republicans.
00:51:14
Speaker 11: Well, it's an interesting question.
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Speaker 14: And you know, when when you look at the Democrat primaries, you know, I think, first and foremost, we have to remember that the Democrat primaries are rigged and have always been rigged. So every the last time that they tried to run a DSA style, candidate's name is Bernie Sanders, and they just outright stole it from him.
00:51:29
Speaker 11: So I certainly expect that to do the gain.
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Speaker 14: Do that again if they want to, because they handed it over to Hillary Clinton. So you know, for all these DSA guys were excited about l Saed or about Francesca Hong, who may win in Wisconsin next week. You know, just keep in mind that if you guys want to run one of these candidates for president. And by the way, I do predict that if Adul say Ed wins the Senate this you know, this this November, if he wins the general election, then mark my words, Duel El Sayid will run for president and the Democrats will put him up as a presidential contender. Now that being said, you know, you also have to look at how far they've gone to the left. But also they're not really running on the extreme socialism right. They're running on cost of living, they're running on getting out of foreign wars. They're running out of things that directly affect the voters. And quite frankly, when I look at, you know, thinking of the United States Senate right now with the Senate race, what is the Senate GOP doing. So they're sitting there running on anti establishment and the Senate GOP is helping the Democrats right now. And that's what I can't get over. They're helping the Democrats by refusing to pass the Save America Act, refusing to hold Faucian contempt. They may will see they haven't passed Todd Blanche yet, they haven't confirmed in so many things that the United States Senate could be doing. And voters meanwhile are looking at the Senate and they see nothing getting done.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent of great. And that's why Mark Mitchell, who we had on earlier and this show, says that they're a pub haven't really delivered the twenty twenty four product. So when you look at.
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Speaker 14: Them, that's that's exactly what I'm saying.
00:53:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you look at the midterms, then I guess And I wanted to talk to Mark about this, but we just didn't have enough time. Do you think the midterms are still the classic referendum on the sitting president over things like the economy and inflation? Or is it more about foreign policy and securing election? What do you think it's about. Is it still going to be that typical midterm referendum that we've always known.
00:53:31
Speaker 14: Yes, it's going to be a typical midterm election in terms of what the votes are and what the you know, what the main priorities are for voters it's there's you know, I don't see anything out there that changes that. I certainly do think that the rise of these far left candidates will add something to the races, particularly in Michigan and depending on what happens next week, Wisconsin as well. But at the same time, I have to remind folks out there that there is a very strong anti establishment strain that we see in American politics. And by the way, it was that same thread, that same wave that Donald Trump rode to office in twenty sixteen, twenty twenty four, and some of us may argue even twenty twenty is that running against the establishment. But the problem is now the Democrats are painting Donald Trump as a member of the establishment, and so they're now running to say, look, Washington, DC doesn't care about you vote for me, that I will. So you're going to see that again and again. And that's exactly, by the way, what Mndami did when he ran. And of course, you know, so many Republicans and media of course didn't want to confront him on his past statements about racial taxation policies, which his campaign put out. But when I had the opportunity to confront Mandami in the White House itself. That's exactly what I said to him, and of course he equivocated, he danced around it, but I pinned him to the wall and pointed out that you, sir, your own campaign said that you wanted to tack white neighborhoods more than other neighborhoods. And he couldn't get away from it. And that's what we have to keep doing with these candidates, bring up their cultural Marxist statements and make them own their own words.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, you know, Jack, you make a great point, because that's something that I saw on another network where they're playing a clip from the woman who's running for governor in Wisconsin, and you know, asking her about what, you know, the Thanksgiving, the Thanksgiving question that you wanted to abolish Thanksgiving. And as soon as I asked her questions, she said, well, you know, as a chef, one of my first meals was was doing a Thanksgiving. She wouldn't answer the question. She pivoted and became a politician immediately.
00:55:44
Speaker 4: And I think that's.
00:55:44
Speaker 12: Something like you said, you have to you have to confront these people on them and keep them from from jumping over and becoming a politician.
00:55:52
Speaker 4: Defend your words and stay on them like that, right, and really.
00:55:56
Speaker 11: Pin them to this.
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Speaker 14: So what do you think about Thanksgiving? What do you think about Thanksgiving? Do you celebrate Thanksgiving in your home? Again and again, just keep on them because they won't answer the question. By the way, I can explain what she's doing there. The reason that Francesca hang hates our holidays is because, of course cultural what do curcial Marxists do? They hate our culture. That's why we call them cultural Marxists. And this is a different kind of Marxism as compared to the sort of you know, the classic economic Marx and angles type, the original form of communism. What they do now is they directly subvert our culture. This goes back, of course to Chairman.
00:56:32
Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 14: So when they infest a new country, what they start doing is they go after the holidays of that country, because they're going after the history of that country. If they can tear away your shared history, they can tear away your shared identity, they can tear away your shared holidays. Of course, that's the time when we all come together, whether it's Christmas, whether it's Thanksgiving. And then they attack those directly by the way they've already done quite a number on Columbus Day itself. Most places you go now they'll say, oh, it's Columbus Day or Indigenous People's Right. This is what the communist does, because the communist is always looking to subvert your history, to subvert your culture so that he can come in and take total control. It's actually just Marxism one on one.
00:57:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, Jack, let me get back down the Republican Party. What you said, because obviously I think we all feel the same way about this party, John Thune, what was what we've gotten, what we're seeing from them. But let me ask you this, how much do you look at President Trump and say, well, you know, we've seen President Trump when he wants to call someone out like Raan Paul Thomas Mass and we know he'll do it, But we don't see that really with John Thune, we don't really see that. What's a lot of the ineffectiveness we've seen from this party from the top, especially Thune, I'll just single him out. I mean, do you put any blame on the ineffectiveness of the party overall, on the fact that the bully pulpit really hasn't put in the pressure, you know, to really get to say this has to get done, John, or maybe you're not the guy for this position.
00:57:53
Speaker 14: Well, I look, I certainly think that that is a conversation that needs to be had, and I believe personally that we would be better served with a new Senate Majority leader. I'm someone who backed Rick Scott when that position came open after Mitch McConnell left last time around, and I think that Rick Scott is someone who would do a far better job. Another guy, by the way, Mike Lee out of Utah, would be phenomenal for that position. And you can pick a number of Senators who would be much much better. But when it comes down to it, Thune is just not the right guy for the job because of his inaction. You mentioned the President, and of course the White House is in a you know, in a you know, is in a tough spot, and I can sympathize because, you know, they've got to work with the Senate Majority leader because they want some of the legislation past or for example, they want their Attorney General confirmed, being Todd Blanche right there. But at the same time they do also have to put that pressure in order to get anything done at all. So it's it's definitely a push and a pull when it comes to the relationship.
00:58:51
Speaker 2: There finally before I let you go and I appreciate the time. What was the result of the great action hero debate, schwarzeneggers, who is the winner?
00:59:01
Speaker 14: Look for me, it's Stallone all right? You know, as a guy from Philly, you know what Rocky is unimpeachable, right, and I don't remember selvester Stallone run around telling everybody that they don't have any freedom, that they need to mask up and get vaccine.
00:59:14
Speaker 2: Right.
00:59:14
Speaker 14: Selone just did what he did. He made his movies. He made us all get inspired, and I think that ultimately, that's what it comes down to. No, no, no, I'll be fair. Schwarzenegger's got some great films. Again in the classic Schwarzenegger era, right, I'll never speak ill of Terminator or Predator, which, by the way, Predator was originally a joke based on the Rocky series. They said, well, Rocky beat the Soviets, who's he going to fight next? And someone said, how about an alien?
00:59:42
Speaker 2: All right, there you go. Stallone's the call.
00:59:44
Speaker 5: So oh yeah, I go with salone.
00:59:46
Speaker 14: I mean, I'll leave it to you guys to hash that out.
00:59:49
Speaker 2: I agree.
00:59:49
Speaker 12: Hey, hey Jack, real quick, have you seen the trailer for the new I Am Rocky movie.
00:59:55
Speaker 14: That's kind of how the conversation got started. And I gotta tell you, I had.
00:59:58
Speaker 11: A tear to my eye.
01:00:00
Speaker 14: That New Rocky looks absolutely amazing, and I think it's I think it's high time that Sylvester Stallone gets the credit that he deserves for making the types of movies that he had that it continued to inspire us fifty years on.
01:00:16
Speaker 2: Jack, I appreciate the time. We'll watch what happens. We'll get you back on as we head into midterm season and the full swing of it. I really appreciate it. Have a good rest of your night.
01:00:24
Speaker 11: Hey, thanks so much.
01:00:24
Speaker 2: God bless guys. All right, Jack Bisoba, of course you see him here every day on Real America's Voice Human Events. Uh good stuff.
01:00:33
Speaker 12: Yeah, stefinely you agree with Stalin, Oh definitely yeah. Yeah you know what because he runs the gamut. And again when you're talking about Rocky and he chops down the big Russian, you gotta love it.
01:00:45
Speaker 2: Hey, your Rocky old week. Let's take a break. Twelve minutes past the hour, live from Studio six B more to do oh, maybe did I jumped the gun here in Michigan. I don't think so, but it's a little tighter than it was before. Fifty two point six percent to forty four point three. It's about a twenty one thousand vote difference right now between Hanley Stevens and Abdul al Sayed.
01:01:10
Speaker 7: Charge.
01:01:11
Speaker 2: I don't think there's too much drama here still, but we will see who's gonna face Mike Rogers in November. We're back right after this.
01:01:19
Speaker 15: We all gond charge.
01:02:11
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01:04:01
Speaker 11: I'm doing phenomenal, you gay.
01:04:04
Speaker 2: Thank you for being here, Thank you for your service. Though, of course most of all, tell us about how this race is shaping up tonight and what are we looking for.
01:04:13
Speaker 16: Well, there's a lot of results that are going to be outstanding for quite a bit. A lot of it's going to be where it comes in from North Kent County outskirts of Nowego and Montcom is probably what's going to really define the race. There's a lot of the other core on there where certain people are from on it, but I think it's going to be from Kent County East Mischigan and Montcom are probably going to be what really defines the overall race is what's going to end up happening. So I mean, that's that's what we're going to be looking for in that race tonight.
01:04:40
Speaker 2: Yeah. And obviously you've run before US House, State House. What did you learn from those past things and path races and campaigns and did you change your approach at all this this this time around in connecting with voters. Talk to me about that experience and how it's helped you.
01:04:56
Speaker 16: Yeah, I've knocked thousands of doors across the district. We also expanded out like mailers, text, messages, digital. There is a much more extensive campaign this time around overall, and the name mighty does drastically help.
01:05:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, So let's talk about some of the issues that voters are voting on tonight. And I know energy has been a big one for you, and you've talked a lot about the importance of updating. I know as far as, for example, the Hardy Dam and others monetizing them with turbines, battery storage grant funding. How do you secure federal state role development grants without increasing burdens on taxpayers. Talk to me about how you've been talking to Michiganders about that.
01:05:35
Speaker 16: Well, what's going to happen in order to get these grand dollars is a lot of this money goes to California. We all pay federal taxes across the board. We've spent six billion dollars on failed windmills in mid Michigan. They don't spend And what I'm talking about is trying to get one point five billion of what they're spent on windmills and applying them to rebuild Croton and Hardy Dam. But sodium thermo sodium ion batteries on them and increase your output by almost one thousand percent. And then the other problem is a lot of these utilities, what they do is they turn around and they just neglect the dams. So what I'd like to do, because a lot of them don't want their dams in there, and it's forty four million dollars in recreation in this district a year, which is a ton is go to ahead and turn around and hand that ownership over to the counties. That way they can permanently maintain them and the voters themselves actually own that particular utility and can actually sell the electric back to the grid themselves and the money and the profit goes to the permanent maintenance because it's a huge part of our tourism for West Michigan.
01:06:32
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, one of the other things I know you've talked about and I'm interested to know about how Michiganders feel about this about and that's of creating your own version of DOGE. Is that something when you look at waste and dysfunction in government obviously that that resonates with the state. And how would you go about that and what would you target first if that was if that came to fruition.
01:06:57
Speaker 16: The first thing that I actually probably target is Michigan as well.
01:07:00
Speaker 2: First system.
01:07:00
Speaker 16: We have a lot of folks that are either that are dead, they take advantage of it, They take advantage of other people's benefits, they take advantage of things that need to truly be addressed there. They use food stamps for the wrong things. So I mean, that's where i'd start, is where people are misusing those benefits, misusing those funds. The other thing that I would do is go through it and look for any duplicate programs and overlays that we have the state of Michigan. You got regulatory officers in three to four different departments that could go and we could reduce that money back to the county level in order to streamline where things are actually at.
01:07:34
Speaker 2: And I know, obviously obviously tonight is obviously election night, but I know on election integrity is part of your platform and beyond voting, beyond supporting things like voter ID, do you have what other specific enforceable changes are you thinking about pushing for Michigan's election laws And how do you respond to the left and people who say, oh, all that does is suppress legitimate turnout.
01:07:57
Speaker 16: Well, what we need to have to do. What we have to do here in Michigan is one of the biggest things is we need to make sure that all of our ballots can be audited at one hundred percent of the time. Michigan actually has to state law in the books that if a bag is actually mishandled, that it's not allowed to be recounted. So what we have to do right here in Michigan is make sure that those bags are always recounted, especially if they're mishandled. And that's something that dates back, creates a massive amount of election fraught across the board, and that's something that has to be addressed for everyone because there's soo many people that died for us to sit there for this country to make sure that we had the right to vote. The other thing we need to do is, I fully believe in hand counting ballots. They do it in France. There's absolutely no reason we can't do it right here in the United States and probably get returns a little bit faster.
01:08:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me ask you one more than I want to ask you about the more general of what's going on in Michigan tonight. Obviously, there's been a lot of disputes in this campaign. I know you've had a lot of I've read that you've had a lot of complaints about kind of yard sign pressure and things like that. There's been some bitterness. How do you move past that? And what is it going to take from a Republican to go in the general and beat stan Ople.
01:09:00
Speaker 11: Now, it's going to be pretty easy.
01:09:01
Speaker 16: This district is a sixty percent of Republican district and so this is actually probably the general election in this particular district on it. So beating stand we should be able to easily do that and consolidate the Republican Party here and be able to go and help us retake the majority in the state Senate by having candidates go and help in those swing races.
01:09:21
Speaker 2: And then finally for me, when you look at the big race tonight and obviously Haley Stevens and abdul as yet and you look at socialism and it's in working its way into Michigan. Is tonight more about the Democrats or about the Republicans and who wins that race? So the Democrats saying, Okay, if this guy wins, now we have to more embrace socialism and how's that going to go? And that there's part of the party that says, I'm not so sure we want to go that far. And now the Republicans sitting back and saying, you know, have at it. It's good for us. We'll we'll shape this race. If you guys want to go all in on socialism, what's your thoughts on that.
01:09:54
Speaker 16: Well, what we're going to have to do is do a true, true fight against socialism versus Americanism. I think the Democrats are going to nominate Abdul a Duel and what's going to happen is Roger's gonna be able to use in the general election. That's going to help the Republicans all the way down ballot.
01:10:10
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh, best of luck, We appreciate the time, and thank you very much for coming on than you yet bless and thank you for your service. Of course, there you go. Tom Norton, he's an Afghan war veteran and he's running tonight, one of the four and it seems like a nice guy and he's got a bunch of great stuff on on the stuff that's important to him here.
01:10:31
Speaker 4: A solid red district that he's hopefully going to win handily.
01:10:36
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty five past the Hour Live from Studio six, A bast look anything quick sports eyes on scores. You want to give me a quick update. Yeah, can give you.
01:10:46
Speaker 3: We got a quick story about a scandal that our rocks tour to France after teams accused ryders wearing padded bras to gain advantage.
01:10:53
Speaker 2: One. Well, yeah, that sounds that sounds like Delgatto on a Saturday on his bike out of the living room.
01:11:00
Speaker 5: It does de Breuss again.
01:11:04
Speaker 2: Twenty six Best the Hour Live Studio six pay We're back right after this. All right, thirty minutes past the Hour live from Studio six B. Let me give an update on what's going on. I'm still in the Democratic primary here and not a lot of it's twenty thousand vote difference. Abdual I say I had one hundred and fifty five thousand votes. Hailey stevens one hundred and thirty three fifty two to forty four. Now, this says only twenty one percent of the votes in. Steve Gruber also said that some things were going to happen late. Polls wouldn't close till about half hour ago. So some closed at eight, some closed at nine. I guess that's weird. Twenty one percent of the fraudulent votes are in, and this guy still holds a eight point lead. But I don't think there's any drama here at all, unless just unless.
01:12:53
Speaker 4: The it is it has gotten closer. I mean it was housed, but I don't.
01:12:58
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, now it's one, so about twenty two thousand vote leads. All right, we'll get back to that. We'll give you some other race that's going on. There's more than just that one, so we've been focused on that one. But please welcome back to the show. Wellness, doctor doctor Ben Tapper. Here on behalf of z Stack, which is built on the medical legacy of doctor Vladimir Zelenka, who appeared on this show very very early on during the COVID times, and I remember doctor Zelenko and his great work. Doctor Tapper, welcome back to the show. How are you.
01:13:32
Speaker 17: I'm great, it's good to be here. Thanks for having me.
01:13:34
Speaker 2: It is great to have you. Why are Americans sicker than ever despite spending more on healthcare, medications, and medical treatments than almost any other country.
01:13:44
Speaker 17: Well, you know, that's a great question.
01:13:45
Speaker 18: I mean, we we live in a time right now where the MAHA movement is taken off, and I'm so thankful for that. I mean, true health is at the forefront of our administration. But you know, Americans are suffering right now. Eighty percent of Americans are suffering with the chronic disease with poor lifestyle choices, and so we need to address that. I mean, people are stressed now more than ever before. We have more physical, chemical, emotional stresses than ever before. We're sedentary more than ever before. I mean the average person now, I mean they sit hours a day, you know, and we're just not meant to sit. I mean movements a nutrient. We were meant to be moving. And we also live in a concrete industrial zoo. I mean, everybody wants a quick fix. We're eating food that's nutritionally bankrupt. We're over fed and undernourished, and so we need to get to the root cause. And right now we have a real opportunity to do so with this Mahamu and administration.
01:14:38
Speaker 17: To bring true health to the forefront. So I'm thankful for that.
01:14:42
Speaker 18: But again, we need to move away from you know, this run into medications, and we need to really focus on lifestyle choices, and that's what it's all about.
01:14:49
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I assume that you would agree that most of that chronic illness is because, as you just kind of lay it out besides movement of things. But the body is depleted. As you said, movement is a nutrient. I love that statement. The body is depleted of nutrients and obviously it needs to That leads to not being able to regulate inflammation in the bodies, supporting immunity and obviously repairing itself. The body is quite the amazing tool, obviously, but it needs the tools that it needs to do what it does, doesn't it.
01:15:18
Speaker 18: Absolutely all disease starts with toxicity and deficiency, and so I mean there are genetic pathologies obviously down syndrome, arcistic vibrosis that you can blame the genome on. But you know, we're told that we're sick because of bad bad genes or bad germs or bad luck.
01:15:33
Speaker 17: And that's just bad science.
01:15:34
Speaker 18: We know for a fact that ninety plus percent of most diseases are associated with for lifestyle choices from either toxicity or deficiency, and we need to move away from that into purity and sufficiency. And we do that with good supplementation, good lifestyle choices. We need to eat well, move well, think well, and we can be well and our level of health is really on a continuum we're either moving towards health and wellness or sickness and disease, and the choice really belongs to them.
01:16:02
Speaker 2: To you, you know, I feel like during the COVID years, a lot of people became more aware of deficiencies when it came to They started hearing about vitamin D and why that was important, Vitamin C, and all of a sudden, zinc became very popular because it was you know, zinc in combination with that allowed that to work better. We started hearing these kind of phrases and talks and other foundational nutrients. And when you think about modern medicine, they don't really ever focus on specifically things like that. It seems like they just focused on kind of managing your symptoms.
01:16:33
Speaker 18: It's all about treating the symptoms and not getting to the root cause.
01:16:36
Speaker 17: And that's the problem for a healthcare system.
01:16:38
Speaker 18: You know, just treating the symptoms is kind of like going to the mechanic with your check enginelight and having the mechanic just unplug it and thinking everything's going to be just fine. You know, there's a time and place of tree symptoms. And don't get me wrong, but we need to when it comes to curing disease or managing disease. You know, people just they don't want to take a prescription. They want something that's going to really focus on the cause and the root pump. And doctors Alenka, we mentioned him earlier, he had, you know, the foresight and insight and brilliance to really understand that concept, understand why we're getting sick, and understanding and targeting deficiencies.
01:17:12
Speaker 17: You know, he always talked.
01:17:13
Speaker 18: About the flu and the flu season, but he understood that the flu season was a deficiency season, and that's what we need to be focusing on, is what are those deficiencies, what are we deficient in? And this is why it's so important to look at D three, vitamin D, the zinc, the corstan because if we're getting unless we're getting thirty minutes of summer sunlight on large parts of our body, we're going to be deficient.
01:17:35
Speaker 17: That is one hundred percent factual.
01:17:37
Speaker 18: And there are thousands upon thousands of physiological responses in the body that vitamin D and zinc are co factors for. And this is where doctors Linko's brilliants come in. He came in, he formulated this the ZS deck product to target those deficiencies. So this is something that should be taken on a regular basis because most people are deficient. We're heading into that fall season where people are getting that thirty minutes of summer sunlight, So we need to be talking about the settlements and to be on during this time of year because most people like for me and says, I don't want to just run and grab a medication.
01:18:11
Speaker 17: I want someone that's going to focus on the cause and get to the root of the problem. And that is again the deficiencies.
01:18:17
Speaker 2: And that z stack as we're calling it, are you as you call it Zelenko Stack? I'm assuming that stands for which is And he was great by the way, Doctor Zelenko appeared on the show many times during the early years of COVID and he was absolutely right. Vitamin D three, vitamin C, zinc and course attendants, what you think is one of the best foundations for supporting the body. And I think you just laid out the case. Why where where can people get this if they want to as they head into the obviously into the fall and then into the winter, start to take a look.
01:18:47
Speaker 18: Yep, So I go to z stacklife dot com or z MD dot health. They both go to the same site and then backslash r av. You can get twenty percent off the Z stack order. That is something that we recommend. There are many many different selplements here, not just the Z Stack. We have the Z Sleep, we have the Z Talks. We even have a children Z stack. So these are all the things that I recommend. These are all some of the best of the best formulated seltments on the market. And you know the Z stack specifically, it was formulated by Doctorslenko himself. That is the number one sulpion that Doctors Linko promoted, uh again because it is targeting the major deficiencies heading into that fall season in the winner.
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01:19:52
Speaker 17: Yeah, thank you guys, God bless.
01:19:54
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01:20:04
Speaker 4: And I still have it.
01:20:05
Speaker 5: I still use packaging too.
01:20:07
Speaker 4: I still order it when I when I run out.
01:20:09
Speaker 2: All right, Uh, thirty eight past the hour, Live from Studio six, Baby, finally have some time to do some news del gato. What's going on?
01:20:16
Speaker 12: Oh my goodness, damon, Well, let's do some some election news in Hawaii. You want to you want to take a trip across the water.
01:20:23
Speaker 4: They're gonna hit the beach.
01:20:24
Speaker 7: I know.
01:20:25
Speaker 5: I love Maui.
01:20:25
Speaker 2: Yeah. I always wanted to go there, but I got married there. Baby, From here to Cali and then another six or it's a.
01:20:32
Speaker 4: Piece of cake.
01:20:34
Speaker 5: Can be quiet. I went twice.
01:20:36
Speaker 2: It was great. It's well worth slick. Don't you that I love? I love Hawaii.
01:20:41
Speaker 5: I know it's a little liberal, but I love that place beautiful. I got married there.
01:20:46
Speaker 4: Speaking of liberals a brutal karma.
01:20:48
Speaker 2: So you're saying it's an easy trip.
01:20:50
Speaker 4: Easy easy.
01:20:50
Speaker 5: I enjoy flying it, doesn't.
01:20:52
Speaker 2: You been there? No? I would love to go easy.
01:20:56
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean in terms of the hours of the flight.
01:20:57
Speaker 12: I've been to Europe a bunch of time, same amount of time to right, you can make it.
01:21:01
Speaker 2: No, it's non Europe is the same as going to California like five hours, yeah something like that. Take a day and then go to Hawaii six or seven hours?
01:21:11
Speaker 5: So would you fly to Belgium.
01:21:16
Speaker 2: Icicle Land?
01:21:18
Speaker 5: I was to get chocolate in Belgium?
01:21:19
Speaker 12: Anyhow do you want to hear about what happened to the Democrat running for Congress in Hawaii?
01:21:25
Speaker 2: Uh?
01:21:25
Speaker 4: No, yes you do, because it's awesome.
01:21:28
Speaker 12: Uh this Democratic congress candidate blasting music on a brew on a packed tropical beach, well gets it, gets.
01:21:36
Speaker 4: A little come up and shot his way.
01:21:38
Speaker 2: I saw that this is like the baseball he's a politician.
01:21:43
Speaker 12: Yes, his name is Carill Basin for my god. He was caught on camera and his Uh, I guess is his underware or maybe I don't know.
01:21:52
Speaker 4: He shouldn't be walking around with his.
01:21:54
Speaker 2: Kind trying to go five seconds with Connor McGregor.
01:21:56
Speaker 5: That's how this working out like an Hawaiian punch.
01:21:59
Speaker 12: He's seen on camera shouting and threatening people trying to relax at the beach in South Koly after a sixty one year old man told him to please turn down his music, he got belligerent, of course, and well you could expect what happened.
01:22:12
Speaker 4: Here is their confrontation. Here's cut number two. Damon, this is an eight bang. This is an eight banger.
01:22:18
Speaker 12: James Carville would be very impressed with this guy. Check this out cut number two. I told him if he wants to go to the hospital, come here.
01:22:27
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't see this all yeah, guy's got the goods the hospital.
01:22:32
Speaker 4: He's making threats.
01:22:38
Speaker 2: He'll shake hands.
01:22:40
Speaker 11: Hey, ron, I don't care. Don't do that.
01:22:48
Speaker 4: Then he's yelling at women.
01:22:52
Speaker 8: Go ahead.
01:22:56
Speaker 15: I didn't put him in the ground.
01:22:59
Speaker 11: I didn't put him in the out.
01:23:02
Speaker 4: He's gonna kill everybody.
01:23:07
Speaker 5: Bro, I'm gonna marshall man.
01:23:12
Speaker 11: All right, good, it's over.
01:23:13
Speaker 15: It's over.
01:23:14
Speaker 4: It's not well. Let's get very go.
01:23:20
Speaker 2: Let's get to the chair.
01:23:21
Speaker 3: Don't blink to go now it's coming.
01:23:24
Speaker 4: He's threatening the women.
01:23:26
Speaker 12: This is a Democratic candidate for threatening women on the beach. Where's the where you want the you want the you want the payoff.
01:23:35
Speaker 4: Let's go to cut number three for the staff.
01:23:37
Speaker 2: This is what we want.
01:23:40
Speaker 4: Good night, and he's out.
01:23:42
Speaker 2: Watch this, and the guy's nice enough to try to wake him up. Come on, buddy, yeah, what.
01:23:53
Speaker 12: It was like Tony Soprano standing over him. Man watches you know what? Mouth what a light?
01:24:00
Speaker 5: He went down like a cheap suit.
01:24:02
Speaker 4: Turns out a little little follow up on this dame in that.
01:24:06
Speaker 12: Hawaii Democrat congressional candidate Carril Basin has been arrested for threatening a man with a knife after he was asked to lower the volume of the music at the beach. He tried fighting, but was immediately knocked out. As you saw when he picked up the chair and kind of threw it.
01:24:21
Speaker 2: I thought you're gonna say, identifies.
01:24:26
Speaker 12: Before he could finish swinging the chair, the man through a powerful right hand punch and knocked him on his you know what.
01:24:33
Speaker 4: So there he is knocked the f out.
01:24:39
Speaker 2: Right to where Slick is on the Cowboys chances of a Super Bowl dreamland.
01:24:42
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly, So there you have it.
01:24:48
Speaker 12: Yeah, I guess he I guess he won't be uh making his way to office.
01:24:53
Speaker 2: Slick text me today, you better hope the Cowboys never win one. Yeah, well I'm not worried.
01:24:58
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not worried about they funk trophies.
01:25:01
Speaker 13: Yea, all right, Well we'll wrap it up. It's over the heck, we gotta any more guests? Three more come, alright.
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Speaker 2: One morning ago. We'll wrap it up right after this thirteenth, thirteenth to the hour, live from Studio six based. Slick's doing sports. Do got us doing news? Aaron and Marissa? We don't know what that no idea? What's going on? They have completely lost what is there a camera in there? What are you two doing? You guys? Have you guys have lost it in there?
01:26:31
Speaker 4: We're just driving the ship off right off the.
01:26:36
Speaker 2: Edge of the earth, exactly right in Toddy Iceberg.
01:26:38
Speaker 4: Thank you, flat Earth.
01:26:40
Speaker 2: Well, we've been driving into it for eleven years, though we haven't sank yet, so I think we're okay, Slicks, Let's do some Let's do as much as we can here. We got three more guests coming on ten o'clock, Old steady Slick, Let's do some sports. What's going on?
01:26:56
Speaker 12: All right?
01:26:56
Speaker 5: We'most sweeping a scoreboard.
01:26:57
Speaker 3: Big D Major League Baseball, Red Sox fourteenth over the White Sox, bombing them there. End of the eighth, middle of the seventh, Royals lead the Twins five to one, Pirates trail the Brewers four to two. Top eight Cubs over the Dodgers two to one. Top of the seventh ranges two nothing blank in the Giants.
01:27:11
Speaker 5: Top six.
01:27:12
Speaker 3: We got the Astros, the hot Astros six to two over the Blue Jays, and the five Rockies lead the race seven to five.
01:27:17
Speaker 5: Bottom four no score.
01:27:19
Speaker 3: Tigers and Mariners out in Seattle in the middle of the first there just on the way, Padres won nothing over the Diamondbacks. We got some finals Oriols three to one over the Angels. The Cincinnati Reds come back to defeat the Oakland A's five to four, the Mets six to two over the Guardians. Wow, Mets would have win Phillies five to nothing over the Nats, Yankees two zip earlier today over the Cardinals, and Braves four to two over the Marlins. I started the story a little early, big deal, but we were strapped for time.
01:27:44
Speaker 5: But let's get back to this.
01:27:45
Speaker 3: Woman's toward de France, as they did, has become embroiled in controversy as some cyclists have accused others of cheating by wearing a paired bra that helps with the aero dynamics. Toward de Frant's, officials quickly implemented Brazia checks to make sure no chiefading was going on as the third leg of the race continued. According to a Fox Sports OutKick report, you'll do it.
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Speaker 5: Hands on. Elite races of all sorts.
01:28:09
Speaker 3: Try to gain every advantage they can, even if the game might seem extremely negligible to the rest of the world.
01:28:15
Speaker 5: As such, some female cyclists have.
01:28:16
Speaker 3: Used bras that make their bosoms round that to aid in the aerodynamics of their bodies as they raised. The practice is called chess fairing, and that's a new one for me. OutKick noted, and for a top racer could add a few seconds to their total time, well a few seconds in tor deifance or everything right. Padded bras are expressly forbidden under International Cycling Union rules, which banned women from enhancing the size of their chest to gain advantages the group's rule thirty one point three point zero three two. Rick, I know you're a big, big cycling fan. You probably don't even know that rule orribit's the use of padding or accessories that modify the morphology of a cyclist. So anyway, this story's going nowhere. I know I saw well listen, you know what. It popped out at me and I said, oh, let me let me jump on that.
01:29:00
Speaker 2: So okay, what was the story that opped out of doing? After that one or before that one?
01:29:05
Speaker 4: You chose it was something about uh inflated urses.
01:29:09
Speaker 3: Now well we got well, you know some horse racing news. I mean, I know you fellas like the Pony's Church Hill Downs. NYRI unveil six race championship to debut in twenty twenty seven. Aper report Saratoga Springs, big D's favorite place, Churchhill Downs Incorporated and the New York Racing Association announced a six race championship series. The sequence spans five months that includes the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes and a five million dollar prize pool. It is set to begin next year. The first and third legs of the Triple Crown are scheduled next year for the traditional five weeks apart between May one and June five. A spokesperson for the Maryland Jockey Club said the date for the Preakness next year has yet to be determined and decline comment on the championship races in Kentucky and New York.
01:29:51
Speaker 5: SO Championship tournament five.
01:29:52
Speaker 3: Million sounds a little like though, right, I mean those horses are worth how many million?
01:29:56
Speaker 5: Right, that's amazing.
01:29:57
Speaker 3: So anyway, big d Ohio State the coaches Poole came out today the Ohio State Buckeyes for NCAA football about to begin in what two weeks? Number one OSU baby, no surprise. Then you'll see what happens.
01:30:09
Speaker 2: And that's a rapid say we got one more week with before we can say no more, no more weekends without football? Yes? Yeah, oh baby, come on man, Odds Maker season three getting revved.
01:30:19
Speaker 4: Up at Chops.
01:30:21
Speaker 3: Eric can't wait for Geno to make his debut with back with the Jets again.
01:30:24
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's exactly what I'm excited.
01:30:26
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, slick, very good. Nine minutes still the hour Life from Studio six P. Let's do some news. Uh, dog Gotto's got it. By the way, there's sixteen thousand of you on X if you haven't hit this like subscribe, follow, make sure you follow the channel if you haven't already. What's going on in the news, Dog got all right?
01:30:42
Speaker 12: David, Well, this story broke over the weekend. But it's something we've talked about and something I said would happen. And now it seems like Hunter Biden is confirming that under oath that his family is broke amid fight over a seventeen million dollar legal bill. The position transcript reveals Biden Biden ohs seventeen million to the law firm Winston Taylor for horiminal congressional defense work recently released. That position transcript claims his family is broken. He's being crushed by the legal fees. Of course, this is not news to most people, because let's face it, these people they have no skills, they have they have nothing to offer anyone that they would want to.
01:31:23
Speaker 2: Pay them for. This guy's an artists. What are you talking about?
01:31:25
Speaker 4: Well, you know, that's what they say. Said.
01:31:28
Speaker 12: According to Hunter, my family doesn't have any money, and it's not their debt anyway. According to the transcript, I don't own anything of value and I don't know the value of it. My paintings which I painted myself there he doesn't even know how much they're not worth.
01:31:42
Speaker 5: Wow.
01:31:43
Speaker 12: And I don't even have any other asset. Basically, I don't have any other assets at all, including stocks, bonds, anything like that.
01:31:51
Speaker 4: Savings account. You could tell he planned for the future.
01:31:54
Speaker 12: Here's yeah, here's a Hunter Biden going off on President Trump. Up and take a listen to this. Here's cut number four from a podcast he was on just over the weekend.
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Speaker 6: Cut four, What would you expect me to say about a man that treats my father that way? Publicly? What would you expect me to say about a man that treats my mother that way, that treats my sister that way? They stole a f and diary and published it said my dad is a pedophile. Yeah, they were involved in that directly.
01:32:25
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there he is again.
01:32:27
Speaker 12: He blames President Trump, and he used the F word to basically blast the entire Trump family, including the sons and the grandkids, you name it, everybody up and down the Trump family line.
01:32:39
Speaker 2: Here are hard hitting hosts there.
01:32:41
Speaker 12: Yeah, it was a macro dosing, I believe is the name of the podcast was a barstool deal.
01:32:46
Speaker 4: Here's cut number five.
01:32:47
Speaker 12: Here's Hunter going off on George Clooney, of all people, somebody who does have money, who could probably pay his legal bills, but it won't be sending any to Hunter.
01:32:56
Speaker 4: Here's cut number five.
01:32:57
Speaker 6: Checked us out is that it was incredibly unfair of me to say that George clint is not an actor. He's an incredible actor, and he's an incredible human being. And he is not only a good person. Every single one of the people that I know that his friends with George Cliney that happened to be friends of mine say he's an incredibly generous, decent, smart, committed person that has done great things for for a lot of a lot of people, a lot of people. And you know what, I still can hate him, and he can go himself for being me to my dad. You know, assume me all of those things can be true.
01:33:30
Speaker 4: He just might.
01:33:32
Speaker 5: He is running out there with des.
01:33:36
Speaker 4: And finally, here is hard back on the sauce.
01:33:38
Speaker 12: Here is Hunter going off on the Democrat political establishment. We're talking about schmucky chucky and h Nancy Pelosi cut number six checked us out.
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Speaker 6: Say whatever I want, and here's what I think. I think Chuck Schumer is a piece of and that he my dad over and that it Expelosi at the time also was involved in that. And so I will I I don't have anything nice to say about it. And I'm supposed to be the guy that says, oh, but you know what, the you know what, for what Nancy Pelosi has contributed to this country and to the Democratic Party, I'm not supported that man.
01:34:13
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there is.
01:34:15
Speaker 2: Wow.
01:34:16
Speaker 12: He sounds a little he sounds a little upset that he has no money coming in anymore. And he owes seventeen million dollars for former President Joe Biden, however, pulls in more than four hundred thousand dollars a year and government pensions from his time in Congress and the White House. According to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, Hunter claimed lack of assets follows years of partying and substance abuse.
01:34:40
Speaker 5: You don't say, how's Joe's book doing?
01:34:42
Speaker 2: Do we know?
01:34:42
Speaker 12: Yeah, nobody's buying it. So there you have it, and uh, that's all.
01:34:46
Speaker 2: I'm glad Hunter never saw crazy tones.
01:34:49
Speaker 3: Yeah wow, he didn't like everyone else, you'd have nothing nice to say about you.
01:34:56
Speaker 2: Yeah he could join. He nothing about this show or me. Yeah whatever. As always, we salute our military, active and active police, firefighters, ORTUS Responder as e mt S, everybody on the front lines. Thanks guys, Aaron, Marissa a great job. As always. Most of all, thank you to lie from Studio six B. Audience we're seeing tomorrow night. We'll recap all the electure results from tonight eight o'clock right here, live from Studio six B. We'll see you then.
