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The Wayne Allyn Root Show Hour 2 Featuring Lee Elci 03 05 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Root. All right, here we go, Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome,
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Welcome, Welcome too, not only the USA Audio Network but Lynn dal TV.
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Yeah, I don't look anything like Wayne Allen Root. Last I checked.
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In fact, my name is Lee Elsie and you can reach out to
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me Lee Elsie Radio at gmail dot com. Would love to hear from you.
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That way, you can subscribe to my YouTube page which is Lee els
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l e E e l CI my website leels dot com absolutely checked out out
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if you can. Fantastic to get a chance to fill in for Wayne Allen
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Root. Wayne A little Bertie told me that Bertie is Christopher down there in
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Dallas, Texas. Is that Wayne is down there at mar Lago for what
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is going to be a huge celebration. It is Super Tuesday, in case
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none of you are paying attention, and today is the day that most of
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the delegates get handed out. And we suspect that Donald Trump will obviously blow
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the doors off of Nicki Haley tonight and again and leave her in the dust
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where she should have been. And Trump marches on to what will inevitably be
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a Republican victory. So tonight against Super Tuesday, all of these states,
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and as the results come in, I will do my best to try to
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keep you up to date on this. As you know, the screen in
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front of me rolls through some of the numbers, it's like, you know,
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one percent, percent, two percent, three percent. So some of
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these places are adding them up, and as they come in, I will
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try to share those with you. But I don't suspect any surprises tonight.
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I don't suspect Trump will lose any of these states. And again, onward
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and upward, as off he goes to the Republican nomination, and again a
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clash against will it be Biden or will it be someone else? Come on,
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this stumbling, bumbling president can't make it to the finish line. I
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know we talk about this all the time. I'm sure you're tired of hearing
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about it. I'm probably tired of talking about it. But here's the deal.
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He can't get there, and if he even could get to that finished
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line, he could never make it another four years. So you've got to
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figure that the Democrat Party is conspiring. There's wheeling and dealing going on.
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The question is who will it be who will take over the reins at the
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convention when they get together. It can't be Uncle Joe. It's got to
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be someone else, Hillary Clinton, Probably not Gavin Newsom. Eh, he's
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run California into the ground. Too many people would look at that and poo
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poo that the only chance and the only choice that they have is Michelle Obama.
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And as I said earlier tonight, I think she has protests too much.
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If you're a Shakespeare fan, she kind of tries to come off as
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I don't like Washington, I don't want to deal with Washington. I don't
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want to be president. I don't want to elect be an elected official.
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So it looks like you're kicking and dragging and pulling her into that spot,
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which is always something that resonates well with the American people. If they think
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you don't want power, they kind of like that, right, They like
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the idea that you don't like to be in a position of power, because
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then they think you're not power hungry, you're power thirsty. And guess what,
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you know, the Obamas are. So that is my prediction. NNA
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Wayne has talked about that before in the past, how he certainly thinks said
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Michelle Obama is the choice, and I agree with that one hundred percent.
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I've been saying this for the better part of a year that Biden can't get
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to the finish line and they have to find a replacement. And I hate
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to say it, but Michelle Obama is the most popular Democrat in the country.
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And I don't even think there's anybody as a second attendants close to being
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second. She's way out there in the lead because she has that sort of
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halo effect around her. People loved Obama for whatever reason, and again,
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she was just that side piece that did no wrong and was always around and
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was always there, and she speaks well and people, again, Democrats,
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in particular progressive democrats, love her. So on this super Tuesday, as
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we watch the votes come in and we watch Biden will end up winning his
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nomination and Trump will end up winning his. We think that this clash of
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these two folks is going to happen in November. But I think more people
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are beginning to realize that Biden can't get to that finish line. In fact,
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I had a doctor on and I think I had a doctor on earlier
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in the week on my own morning show. I'm going to bring her back
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maybe tomorrow night to talk about how she's convinced that Trump had a I mean
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that Biden had a stroke, an actual, real deal stroke that nobody seems
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to want to talk about. So anyway, those are the things that are
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happening tonight, things to watch tonight, and again I'll keep you up to
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date on some of that stuff. But in a more general sense, let
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me get to a couple of issues. What is America doing in the world.
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What are we trying to do? The president has this president I mean,
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he's not going to do it, but leadership has to get back to
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basics. Conservatives see Ukraine as a secondary interest, a place where we're just
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pouring bad money after good, a place where there's really no good ending a
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far away place with no immediate bearing on our safety. The effort to help
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defend it has come with these unrealistic assumptions American power, we have been essentially
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at war. Our power not necessarily is it dwindling, but our resources certainly
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are answer this, Why why must Russia be stopped? Why must Russia be
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stopped in Ukraine? Do you really think Russia's going if they were to take
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Ukraine? Do you think they would go on to p and you think this
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would be a beginning of a march across Eastern Europe? I don't. I
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think we're pouring a lot of money, and I think that they are,
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you know, Russia, Not to defend Russia. I think, you know,
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Putin's the evildoer and the bad guy. But you know they're protecting not
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only their port but there they don't want NATO on their doorsteps. So you
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can understand that. Now, the other side of this, the other conflict
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that we're in right now, or seemingly in, or at least our ally
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is in is gaz En Israel. And for whatever reason, according to a
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Quinnipiac poll that I'm looking for right now, more people are in favor of
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us giving buckets of money to Ukraine as opposed to giving money to our one
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of our staunchest allies in Israel, And every single progressive politician continues to ask
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for this ceasefire. We all see what's happening on television. We all watch
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this, this horror that's unfolding in front of our eyes. We get it.
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There's terrible things that are happening because war as hell, war is a
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terrible thing. But when you're given no option to save your own people,
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when Hamas has continued to destroy not only your infrastructure by lobbing bombs at you,
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but to kill and rape and mayme. And then October seventh came and
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somehow the leadership of Israel is supposed to stand quiet. And here in America
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nobody says or don't at least, the left doesn't say or do anything to
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support our Israeli allies. Instead they do the opposite. I'm sorry, I
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hate to see civilians die, but when you hide behind the skirt strings of
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women and children, there's not much the Israeli military can do. So they
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have to continue this onslaught until each and every Hamas soldier or terrorist is destroyed,
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and and I think we all need to come together on that. I
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mean, yes, again, you want to try to limit the amount of
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civilian casualties. Nobody's a monster, nobody wants to see thousands of women and
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children kill. But why are they women and children? Where are the men?
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Where'd they all go? Supposedly, that's an interesting question to ask that
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no one seems to be able to answer. Fifteen thousand women and children doesn't
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make any sense. But when you're hiding underneath hospitals and underneath schools and underneath
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churches, of course you're going to have civilian casualty. So again I get
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second tired of hearing our left of center friends continue to talk about a cease
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fire. To me, if I'm running the show in Israel, I'm going
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full throttle until every single member of Hamas is dead, or until they completely
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surrender and every single one of the hostages is brought home. We are reading
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now the horrors that some of these hostages have been going through. We all
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knew it was happening. We all knew they were being sexually assaulted and raped
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and brutalized, and now we're finding out here these many months later, that
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that's all been happening since they took these people on October seventh, and of
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course that's what we expected to have, but we were praying that it wasn't
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the case, but we all knew that it was going to end up being
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that. So those are a couple of things, major things. Obviously immigration,
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we could talk about that tonight a little bit. I mean, immigration,
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to me is the number one issue that politicians are going to have to
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now having to spin around on that, try to switch the narrative. All
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right, once again, my name is Lee Elsie, Wayne Allen Root.
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be back on Fridays in marl lago As. I'm sure they're huddled around this
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giant Actually it's probably a black and white television sat on some kitchen table right
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in the back there, huddled around watching the results come in. And it's
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Super Tuesday, which again is a great, great, great day. I
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listen, if you're a political junkie, these kinds of days. And I
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became a political junkie. Like later in life. I wasn't necessarily a political
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junkie, and I was going to high school or college or even you know,
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in in my twenties, but later on it just became I'm like I'm
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an athlete, so it's a competition. It's always it's always fun to watch
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this thing unfold. And one of the things that I normally do, particularly
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on the presidential election night, is I you know, I locked myself in
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this studio and we broadcast out to you know, half of New England and
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we just sort of go through the results as they come in, and it's
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just to me, it's always a lot of fun and super tooday, I
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guess is the closest to an actual, real November ish type of election national
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election anyway, as you've got all these states up for grabs, fifteen states
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up for grabs today, which is interesting, and they're coming in eight percent
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in some Virginia has eight percent of the votes in and Biden has a whopping
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lead on Williamson, which I think I could put a briefcase of cash on
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this console here in the radio studio and nobody out there would be able to
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tell me he was even running cats against Biden. But you know it's funny.
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I'm in the break and my phone rings and it's my ninety year old
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dad, and you know I couldn't get to it because I was still actually
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still on the air. I saw it ringings. I call them back and
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I'm like, what's up, and he's like, well, I got something
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I want to tell you. Like okay, he goes like, it's got
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you got to use it on the air. I'm like, okay, Pops,
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but I'm on the air right now, and he's like, what huh
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what I said? Yeah, I'm here right now filling in for Wayne Allen
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Rude. And then the phone sort of shuffled and he goes all right and
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hangs up on me. But it maybe made me think of a time when
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So I'd married my wife in two thousand and four and I was still acting
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at that time. So I was on As the World Turns like maybe five
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or six times a month. So I go down to New York City.
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I was on. I was on As the World Turns, and I played
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this bartender. So you know, we were like fresh into our like our
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marriage. It's like maybe I don't know, five or six months into it,
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and I'm you know, i'd shot the scene and usually a soap opera
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saying saying, you shoot it, and then six weeks six weeks later is
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when it plays, so I knew what day it was going to be on.
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So I tell her, and I happened to be downstairs doing something,
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but I tell her that it's going to be on, and she says,
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okay, whatever, whatever, whatever, And anyway, I'm watching it on
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the downstairs TV because I'm busy doing something. I come upstairs and I say,
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what do you think? And she's like, she fumbles through the remote
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and like, drop, she didn't watch it. She was watching her own
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soap opera. So that's my wife. She was watching, I think,
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not not one day at a time that was with was that One Life to
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Live? I think she was watching so she could care less ab that.
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But anyway, I thought that was kind of funny. I mean, not
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even watching her husband on the air for goodness sake. So Pop's not listening
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to me. Wife's not Wait hold on, I don't mean to hijack the
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show, and that is good look bad for TV. But so I mean,
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it's like your soap, so hold on. So you're you're you're on
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there? What was what was the show you were on? I was on
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Ask the World Turn? So you know, not, you know, not
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a lot pretty by a couple of years. Yeah, but you were like
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playing Sam made day Malone as the World turns pretty much. Yeah. Yeah,
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and in a bar called Yo's. They had a bar called Yo Teddy
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Teddy the bartender. Wow, no stereotypes there with the Irish. But anyway,
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so so you you go to your what she did do? She would
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like making a tough to tape it. No, I couldn't care less.
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Really, I don't think. I don't think. I mean, I'm on
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a week I'm on a weekly Sunday morning political talk show in the state of
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Connecticut which goes over and she I don't think she's ever Oh that's wow,
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But she doesn't really care about Hey, my mother used to tell me she
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didn't never listened to me. So's listened to other jays in Vegas. I
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was like, oh really, well, yeah, sure, thanks, Well
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listen to the good ones. Yeah, that's exactly how she put it to
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me. I listened to those who have talent, know what they've been doing
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for a while. You're still there. You go, well, there's a
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little backstory on me, in case you out there knew that. So,
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yes, I was as up early in New York. It was actually a
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lot of fun. You know, give your own dressing room, you feel
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like a superstar which you were not, which you were not. For sure?
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All right, listen, we're gonna tap into the Heritage Foundation in just
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a couple of seconds. One of their best Hans von Spakowski, is gonna
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But we're gonna get into the latest piece by by them about the ruling,
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the Supreme Court ruling, the nine to nothing ruling where Donald Trump gets a
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chance to get on all of the bells. We'll talk to Hans about that
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My name is Lels Wayne Allen Reed pomp the next couple of days.
28:18
He's down in mar Lago. It's the big celebration actually Trump. They're projecting
28:22
him as the winner in Virginia. We'll keep you up to date on that,
28:23
but right now and we want to you know, we want to educate
28:27
ourselves on all kinds of different topics. We bring on this next guy and
28:32
the Heritage Foundation. We've become great friends with them. Hans von Spakowski is
28:37
joining us. Hans thank you very much for coming on. I appreciate it.
28:40
Sure, Well, you're working hard while Wayne is off drinking cocktails at
28:45
Marlaco. I mean, he's probably got some kind of some kind of cosmo
28:48
in his hand, and he's Hobbroad, you know what I mean, living
28:52
the dream down there in mar a Lago. Yeah. Well, they got
28:56
a lot to celebrate today given the nine to zero score at the Supreme Court
29:02
yesterday. Well let's talk about that. You have a piece out the Daily
29:04
Signal, has it with Trump ruling Supreme Court restores voting rights of millions of
29:10
Americans. I think most people with a little bit of common sense Hans thought
29:14
it was going to be, you know, seven to two eighty one.
29:15
But nine nothing. Tell me why nine nothing is significant? Well, it's
29:21
significant because, look, as you know, the left has been attacking the
29:26
Supreme Court, questioning its legitimacy. Whenever they don't like a decision, they
29:33
accuse the justices of being partisans. They can't do that with this decision,
29:40
and I'm sure they're very disappointed about that, because all nine justices, including
29:44
the liberals, agreed that state officials don't have the authority to disqualify a federal
29:51
candidate from the ballot. That was the right decision under the Constitution. But
29:56
from a political standpoint, like I said, it takes away any ammunition from
30:02
the left to attack the court for the decision. Now, is there anything
30:06
in the dissent or in the decisions themselves that could come back and invite everybody
30:11
in their rear in I heard some rumblings that they sort of weave some narratives
30:15
into this. Is there anything in that or is that false? Look,
30:21
the court avoided and any and all issues like I mean, look, they
30:26
didn't even have to get into well did Trump commit insurrection or not, because
30:32
what they said was state officials can't enforce section three of the fourteenth Amendment period,
30:37
so they didn't have to get into all those other issues. The liberal
30:42
justices did ride a short concurrence. They agreed in the judgment. They agreed
30:47
that state officials can't do this. But you know, they chastised a little
30:52
bit, criticized the Court for saying that only Congress can enforce section three of
30:59
the fourteenth Amendment, and they said, well, we shouldn't be deciding today
31:03
which federal actor can enforce the law. And I think they were doing that,
31:10
frankly, because they're probably hoping that the Garland Justice Department will actually indict
31:18
and try to charge Trump under the federal Criminal Insurrection Statute, which of course
31:23
they haven't done. And I think they haven't done it because they know they'd
31:26
lose that case. So tell me take me down that road, because I
31:30
was talking about this with somebody today. If they did charge him with insurrection,
31:36
how would that play out? Well, I tell you that right now
31:44
they probably are waiting. Even if they wanted to do that, they're not
31:48
going to do it because remember, right now, up before the US Supreme
31:52
Court is a case that's going to be argued in third week in April on
31:57
whether president have immunity from criminal prosecutions. And if the Supreme Court rules in
32:06
Trump's favor, and I actually think they should, there's no way he can
32:10
be criminally prosecuted for what he did while he was in office. All right,
32:15
since you brought that up, because that was going to be my next
32:17
question about immunity. So when we talk about immunity, we all talk about
32:22
blanket immunity. He can't walk down the street with a shotgun and kill someone,
32:24
right, I mean, what are we talking about with immunity with us,
32:30
Well, think of it this way. Look, the Supreme Court hasn't
32:32
decided this issue, but what they have decided in a prior case was that
32:37
presidents have immunity from civil liability. In other words, once a president leaves
32:43
office, you or I, no one can sue the president saying well,
32:50
you know that executive order you signed, or you know that bill that you
32:53
signed, It caused me to lose money, so I'm suing you for damages.
33:00
Can't do that. And Supreme Court said, look, if a president
33:04
is an immune from civil liability, they're not gonna act. They're gonna be
33:07
too afraid to act. They haven't made that decision about criminal liability. I
33:14
actually think the very same arguments apply. Yeah, you can come up with
33:20
an extreme hypothetical. Oh, a president takes out a shotgun and kill somebody,
33:25
but you and I know that's not gonna happen. Of course would happen.
33:29
What would happen, though, is imagine this situation. A president orders
33:36
a drone strike on terrorists, It goes astray, civilians are killed. The
33:42
president leaves office, and a new very liberal president comes in, who says,
33:47
you know, I don't think that was justified. He shouldn't have ordered
33:51
a drone strike. Justice Department, I want you to criminally prosecute the president
33:55
for murder. That's what would happen if you don't have presidential immunity. So
34:02
you believe that they do have it built in already, then this is just
34:06
the formality then going through the act process. Well, the Supreme Court has
34:09
to recognize it. What I'm saying is I think they should recognize it the
34:14
same way they recognize immunity from civil liability. If they do, the thing
34:20
they may have to determine is is there a limit to it? In other
34:24
words, does it apply only to official acts the president takes in his office
34:31
and not to personal acts. But if they come up with that kind of
34:36
a distinction, how do you draw the line between the two? How do
34:38
you distinguish whether something was a personal action or an official action. That's a
34:45
tough line to draw. We're talking with Hans von Spokowski, one of the
34:49
good ones from the Heritage Foundation. They're all great. He's one of the
34:51
real good ones, and we always appreciate him talking about a wide variety of
34:55
issues. So, you know, insurrection itself, don't let's say they decided
35:00
they wanted to roll the dice and give this a shot. I mean for
35:04
the publicity alone, the negative publicity alone. They maybe they won't want to
35:07
do that. But my point is, what would they have to prove to
35:12
me? I mean, I'm a novice, But wouldn't they have to prove
35:14
that the president or the president's immediate minions sat down with the Proud Boys or
35:20
some of these other groups to cause havoc that day. I think they would
35:24
have to show a plot to take over the government, and there's been no
35:29
evidence of that. Yeah, there was criminal trespassing inside Congress, but remember
35:35
Trump gave a speech, he tweeted out and said to folks, look,
35:39
protests peacefully the way you're entitled to out of the First Amendment, but no
35:44
violence. Don't do anything illegal. So how in the world could they criminally
35:50
charge him with insurrection under those circumstances. He was not responsible for the few
35:57
people, the very small number of people who get aged and criminal trespassing in
36:02
the halls of Congress. Now there's still a number of people who are in
36:06
jail to this day. And you know you mentioned, yes, a small
36:09
handful of people were really violent, attacking police officers. But some of these
36:14
other folks have been in prison and in some cases you're hearing reports they can't
36:17
even see their family, they get no visitors, they get you know,
36:20
an hour out of day there, and it's a horror show. How can
36:22
we let this happen? That's look, I agree with you, and what's
36:29
happened is Merrick Garland, the Attorney General, has basically abused his power as
36:36
the attorney general. They have overcharged and gone after people that they shouldn't have.
36:44
And unfortunately, you have a bunch of liberal judges in the District of
36:49
Columbia who are just as harsh. And the public defenders that some of these
36:57
people have been forced to use are all liberals too, and they've done a
37:01
lousy job of defending their clients. Now keep in mind that we've got another
37:09
case up before the Supreme Court that could affect that too, because a lot
37:15
of these people their sentences were lengthened because they were charged with interfering with an
37:22
official proceeding. And we just had a court say, look, that criminal
37:29
statute only applies in Congress when they're engaged in investigative activity, not counting ballots.
37:37
If that is held up by the Supreme Court, that's going to mess
37:43
up a lot of the sentences. Thank goodness that a lot of these people
37:46
received Again, Hans von s Pokowski is our guest Heritage Foundation. You're on
37:52
with us here on Lindell TV. We appreciate that across the country and the
37:55
USA Audio Network. So Trump is still facing a number of indictments. Any
38:00
of these stick, any of these getting the way, any of these,
38:04
you know, cause heartache for him as he approaches November. Well, as
38:10
you know, we're waiting for a decision and down in Georgia in Atlanta from
38:16
the judge there on whether or not he's gonna recuse Fanny Willis, the prosecutor
38:22
and the other members of her office from the case. I don't see how
38:28
we can do anything other than recuse her from the case. If they then
38:32
transfer it to another DA, hopefully we'll get a reasonable, smart DA who's
38:38
going to realize this is a totally bogus case and dismisses it. The most
38:45
serious case probably is the classified documents case. But there look, Trump's got
38:52
a great argument about selective prosecution because that special report on Joe Biden showed that
39:00
he willfully, intentionally basically stole classified documents that he wasn't a title to,
39:07
going all the way back to when he was a US senator. Yeah,
39:10
and yet what does the special counsel say, Oh, he shouldn't be prosecuted.
39:15
Well, that's exactly what Trump is being criminally prosecuted for. Hans.
39:20
I got to jump in. The music is playing. Where can folks find
39:22
out more about you and read your latest article here? Go to a heritage
39:25
dot org or the Daily Signal. Thank you, brother, I appreciate you
39:30
coming on. I really do it. Thank you. I'll talk to you
39:30
down the road. Thanks for having me, all right, Hans van Spokowski
39:36
Heritage Foundation. A wealth of information down there at the Heritage Foundation. Love
39:40
those guys. They do a great job. I have a number of those
39:43
folks as regulars on my morning show. All right, my name is Lee
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Wayne is down there in Florida, down at mar A Lago with Donald
45:34
Trump and all the minions as they celebrate tonight's Super Tuesday. As some of
45:37
these results come across the screen, Trump is winning just about every single state.
45:42
It's always Biden for that matter, but Trump is winning every state.
45:45
Some of them aren't even close. But it's really early. But I assume,
45:46
and I don't think I'm making a leap of faith, that he's going
45:50
to win if not every state, fourteen out of the fifteen, for sure,
45:53
I think one of them was relatively close. But I think he'll run
45:57
away with most of the stuff. I was just talking to Chris off the
46:00
air and we're talking about this Michigan explosion that this I think propane facility,
46:06
and I reminds me of the story. So I was playing one time.
46:08
I was playing baseball in Perth, Australia, and they had a league down
46:14
there in Perth. It was kind of cool, but where our facilities were,
46:19
it was sort of right next to this this propane storage facility, not
46:24
the kind of the giant tanks, but basically where you would hold the propane.
46:30
They foot They put them in these steel like they look like balloon so
46:34
to speak, but they're filled with the propane. Anyway, there was thousands
46:37
of them in this facility, and it was right next to our facility,
46:42
so it was sort of They actually lots of abut at each other and we
46:45
were working out inside and literally, man, we just heard boom, boom
46:51
boom, like three or four and then all of a sudden we look on
46:53
the walls and the walls were cracking. So all a bunch of players were
46:59
working out, we run outside and explosion after explosion, and these things are
47:05
flying in the air like one hundred feet, so we're like sprint. It's
47:08
like a movie. So I can only imagine how I was scared. That
47:13
it's loud too, So, I mean, nobody got hurt at the one
47:15
I was at. I think one person unfortunately died in Michigan. But it
47:22
was literally, like you know, it was what I saw when I was
47:24
next to it was it was like you were nervous because these things were going
47:27
one hundred feet in the air and they must weigh a couple hundred pounds each.
47:30
It was crazy, Chris, you got more. Yeah, So this
47:34
happened in Clinton Township, which is twenty five miles outside the city of Detroit.
47:38
So yeah, it was actually a but Tang facility, So basically like
47:42
what you were saying. Yeah, and these are like the type of bu
47:45
Tang canisters like you would have a home for your barbecue grill and all that,
47:50
you know, like propane some of that size. Yeah. So apparently,
47:52
Yeah, a fire broke out last night. I mean literally it was
47:57
shooting out debris and like aluminum and yeah, like I said, here a
48:01
ninety year old was hitting the head. This is coming from USA today.
48:04
A nineteen year old had died after he was hitting the head with the flying
48:06
object from the fire explosion at a VAP distributor about a quarter mile away from
48:10
Detroit. Blahlah blah blah blah. Yeah, apparently it struck this young person
48:15
in the hedge. So yeah, but yeah, I mean literally last time
48:17
I was watching it on NBC Local there and there was debris like everywhere,
48:22
scattered for blocks. It was like a you hate to say it this way,
48:24
was the effect of like if you had a bomb going off. Sure
48:28
it's the same thing. Yeah, debris thing, you know, And people
48:30
were just you know, they were telling people don't leave your house, you
48:34
know, shelter in place, right, And yeah, I mean even the
48:37
news helicopters were told they actually put up in an embargo area because that debris
48:42
was going in the air, so even air traffic and you know for helicopters
48:45
was eliminated. Yeah, I can imagine. And yeah, the ones that
48:50
you're describing aren't the same ones that were in the facility that the ones I
48:52
had like a side like six feet high, so a little bit different.
48:57
But man, I can I can imagine how scary it's going to because loud,
48:59
and unfortunately again that that young person especially, you can't see half of
49:05
everything. Actually for me, it was during the day, but yeah,
49:07
night you don't know what's going on, so that's too bad. All right.
49:09
Again, we're watching what's happening on Super Tuesday. Some of the results
49:13
are coming across again the screen here with me, but it's so early.
49:16
Really the only declared winner is they gave Trump Virginia already. But I assume
49:22
as the night obviously progresses, we'll get more and more victories for Donald Trump
49:25
as he racks this up. I did see this story conservative family. How
49:30
about this? A conservative family moves to Russia? To Russia, I said,
49:37
to escape the lgbt Q ideology, and I guess this. This family
49:43
decided they'd had enough. They emptied out their bank accounts and they where do
49:47
you move to Russia? Like do you like? Do you call up a
49:51
travel agent? And where do you land? I mean, I don't know.
49:57
Anyway, they're over there in Russia now. They don't like the lg
50:00
BTQ community, so they're trying to live their best life in the old Soviet
50:06
Union. I guess I don't know. That would be kind of a drastic
50:08
move. It's like these stars saying if Trump's selected, I'm out, and
50:13
none of them leave. But these guys decided, you know what, I'm
50:16
leaving. You see where the baseball is right around the corner, and Bob
50:21
Melvin has decided to require his players to stand for the national anthem. I
50:28
love this story. You know, we talk about how disappointing it is sometimes
50:32
for athletes to not recognize the sacrifice that our veterans had gone through, and
50:38
you know, they decided to take a knee. Kaepernick started it with taking
50:40
the knee during the national anthem, and it was infuriating to me. It's
50:44
infuriating the sports fans in particularly because you now feel guilty, like you want
50:47
to watch your players play, but you feel guilty about it and you want
50:52
you to stand whatever Bob Melvin says, Listen, you're gonna stand for the
50:57
national anthem or you're not gonna play. I love it, so kudos to
51:00
him. Almost makes me want to root for the Giants, but I won't
51:06
anyway. I want to thank all the folks over at Lindell TV for hanging
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51:12
Christopher's, but my hand a little bit, getting this thing rocking and rolling,
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and we'll be ready to go at it tomorrow night as well. I
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want to thank Chris down there in Dallas, Texas for making sure we push
51:22
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which is very sad. I get a little tier, I a little
51:28
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