In this Episode of the Green Line Radio Show, Art talks about incorporating Video Clips onto the Green Line Social Media Pages however noticed he was blinking excessively, which Andy and Art found amusing. This brings up a story of a past event where Art was chewing gum on stage during President Trump's speech, which he found embarrassing. The conversation then shifted to their shared love for Italian food, particularly spaghetti and pizza. Art humorously claimed to have become Italian at election night and introduced his new Italian name, Arturo Salvatore Soprano.

At one of the previous events, Art shared meetingt various celebrities, including Chuck Zito from Oz and Sons of Anarchy, Jon Voight, and Federico Castellucio from The Sopranos. He expressed his admiration for these individuals and shared anecdotes about their interactions. Art tells us about the Election Night Party going to the early hours of the next morning and how he had to leave early to catch a flight back home for his daughter's presentation. He shared a conversation with a Cuban Uber driver who supported President Trump's win, believing it was better for the economy and the world. 

Art discussed the ongoing issues at the southern border, particularly the number of individuals still crossing over. He expressed skepticism about the claim that a caravan was disbanded and sent south, suggesting that this narrative might be a political ploy. Art explains how the numbers of individuals crossing the border have not decreased since the election. 

Art expressed his optimism for the future, believing that the country will become safer under the new administration. He emphasized the need for agents to remain vigilant and adhere to their job's policies and rules, especially in the face of potential threats from cartels.

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