Nov 09 2024 55 mins 3
In this week's episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto opened by sharing his disappointment over the Yankees' loss to the Dodgers in the 2024 World Series, which soon shifted to excitement about President Trump's re-election. Art and other members of the National Border Patrol Council were invited to Florida for the election night celebration.
Art recounted meeting actress Drea de Matteo at a rally in Tempe last month and inviting her to join the show. He expressed admiration for her successful acting career and her active involvement in supporting Trump’s re-election campaign. Their conversation touched on shared passions, including motorcycles and music, with Art mentioning his appreciation for Drea’s boyfriend Robbie Staebler’s former band, All Them Witches.
Drea spoke candidly about her feelings following the election results: excitement and relief tempered by concern over media narratives and the deepening divisions they fuel. She voiced criticism about the disproportionate focus on reproductive rights during the campaign, noting the neglect of other significant issues. Drea stressed the need for unity and understanding broader perspectives, rather than fixating on single topics.
The conversation also delved into Drea’s career, her experiences in the acting industry, and her decision to prioritize family over work. She reflected on her time on The Sopranos and how it was a turning point in her professional journey.
Art and Drea discussed the surge of immigrants from various countries over the past four years, highlighting the notable influx of single males aged 18-35. Drea shared her concerns about how the previous administration managed immigration and the role of propaganda. Art added insights from his own experiences, mentioning that he had been investigated over 300 times by internal affairs. Drea encouraged Art to continue speaking out, despite potential repercussions.
For an in-depth understanding of the reality along the Southern Border and beyond, tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.
Stay connected by visiting the show's website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.
Art recounted meeting actress Drea de Matteo at a rally in Tempe last month and inviting her to join the show. He expressed admiration for her successful acting career and her active involvement in supporting Trump’s re-election campaign. Their conversation touched on shared passions, including motorcycles and music, with Art mentioning his appreciation for Drea’s boyfriend Robbie Staebler’s former band, All Them Witches.
Drea spoke candidly about her feelings following the election results: excitement and relief tempered by concern over media narratives and the deepening divisions they fuel. She voiced criticism about the disproportionate focus on reproductive rights during the campaign, noting the neglect of other significant issues. Drea stressed the need for unity and understanding broader perspectives, rather than fixating on single topics.
The conversation also delved into Drea’s career, her experiences in the acting industry, and her decision to prioritize family over work. She reflected on her time on The Sopranos and how it was a turning point in her professional journey.
Art and Drea discussed the surge of immigrants from various countries over the past four years, highlighting the notable influx of single males aged 18-35. Drea shared her concerns about how the previous administration managed immigration and the role of propaganda. Art added insights from his own experiences, mentioning that he had been investigated over 300 times by internal affairs. Drea encouraged Art to continue speaking out, despite potential repercussions.
For an in-depth understanding of the reality along the Southern Border and beyond, tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.
Stay connected by visiting the show's website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.
