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WAYNE ALLYN ROOT HOUR 1 05 10 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Raw and Unfiltered. Today is five and time day. That's right,
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the fifth month today, twenty twenty four, five ten two four. I
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am Lee Elsie. Wayne Alan Root will be here in exactly sixty minutes.
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Our very good friend Christopher is down in Dallas, Texas, pushing the buttons.
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Make it it all go normally on Fridays, I open with a monologue
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of sorts, and there's so much to talk about. But one of the
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good friends, my good friend and good friend of my show here morning show
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in Connecticut, is Tony DiAngelo. Now he is a financial whiz and we
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always lean on him anything financial, but he is also a plethora of knowledge
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on many different topics, so I know he's itching to get at it tonight
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with something he wants to share with you, guys, Tony, what is
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on the agenda this evening. A lot of people aren't going to be happy
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with me today, But I feel you know, as I always tell you,
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as I always tell everybody, I've got to tell the truth as best
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as I know it and as best as I understand it. The political system
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in the state run media wants to want you to believe that everything's under control,
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just like COVID nineteen. Everything's under control, And I mean they're setting
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up something tomorrow. You know, if you go when you read and you
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see this, this to your point, Lelsie, this isn't going anywhere,
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and it's glaringly obvious when you see this, and my functional point here,
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welcome to the administrative state, the bureaucracy. Most politicians case in point we
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just discussed, avoid dealing with it like the plague and a politician's biggest weapon.
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You know, it's like I'll touch something there, but don't touch my
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bureaucracy. Don't touch my institution. Their biggest weapon is making you believe that
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they're the show and the administrative state doesn't exist. Now, think about the
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United States of America, all the agency CIA, FBI, FDA, NSA,
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TSA, E, PA IRS, SEC, on and on and on.
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You know, you watch that George Logan commercial. Kind of I'll hold
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my opinion on that. But the whole thing about their taking out the guests,
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politicians had nothing to do with that. That was the Consumer Product Safety
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Commission, Richard Trump get Junior because you know, son of Richard Trump gets
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Senior, who was the president of the Teamsters who hated Trump's cuts. The
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whole idea is an ideal with this dealer. You're reading the code section and
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it says the Secretary may establish regulations and then the regulations come in the CFR
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and the Code of Federal Regulations and they have the force of law. This
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is really God bless the vick Ramaswami because he's the only person in politics that
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I've ever seen that's called any attention to that. And where I pray for
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a Trump victory and I'm not, you know, put it this way,
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I'm like right down the middle of the road on Trump. But I want
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that man to have a place in government because he sees the administrative state and
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he sees that it needs to be reworked because that's where everything comes from.
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Think of it. You know, politicians come and go, you know they
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you know, will ned Lamont run in twenty twenty six, Will I don't
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know, but that euroucrat is going to be there for fifty years writing regulations.
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That'll be the fourth rail, that will be quote unquote the laws that
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are passed that aren't passed by Congress. And I mean they love the administrative
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state. Where did that all start? You know, started like with Wilson,
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maybe FDR and the agencies during the Great Depression. But what aggravates the
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living hell out of me? More like the living heaven state. Politicians in
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a state like Connecticut, a lot of states, certainly federally, they never
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attack the administrative state because that's where all this comes from. Think of Connecticut,
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you know, was one of these slap yourself in the head moments.
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All the hurt, the evil and the damage. You know, the past
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five years. You know, Department of Health COVID nineteen, Department of Energy
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and Environmental Protection E. Cars right, the Secretary of State with voting Department
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of Education, with the religious exemption state colleges. I can go on and
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that's all administration. And like last week we talked about, you know,
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King Governor Ned Lamont, the unaccountable, every scam, every every obfuscation,
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everything he's ever run. You know, Semaphore Digital Currency Group United CT has
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involved some participation of the administrative state in Connecticut. It's not Ned doing this
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on his own. He needs a lot of help. So you get the
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idea of why politicians don't want to touch the administrative states and any think of
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Connecticut, you know, the uncontrollable amount of quasi publics and nonprofits and uh
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you know the uh, the Educational Resource Center, and it's like this is
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all unelected. They're making policies, they're doing business and nonprofits and you never
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hear what aggravates me so much If you never hear a politician come on this
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show, come on any show and talk about the reworking of a state agency.
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They'll talk about, you know, unelected bureaucrats from making his policy.
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Well, you know, hey, you know, why the hell don't you
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do something about the unelected bureaucrat making the policy. That's the whole point.
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And like last week I'm watching the our good friends at CT one sixty nine
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sent me a Lincoln said please watch this, and I did about the multi
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unit housing and the amount of felty and respect of the administrative state in Connecticut
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about we need studies, we need research, we need this and whatever happened
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to you know, congress people, representatives and citizens. How did all this
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other crap get in the way. And it's like, you know, we
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all talk about it, and yet we all tiptoe around it like the tea
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service at the Titanic, and I mean, it's it's just the kind of
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thing. So when you go back to the university protests and when you go
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back to everything that's there, we now have these administrations that really are acting
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like the facto governments and the people in government aren't governing, just drives me
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absolutely crazy. So you you've hit on something that you know in the past,
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I've talked about this a couple of different times, but you did it
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much better than I ever could, which is you know why we love having
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you on on Tuesday. But let me just let me just sort of speak
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on this for ninety seconds before on leash on Part two. I sat in
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this classroom one time and we had a great teacher who's appeared on the show
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a number of times. Thomas Cranawitter, had one of these whiteboards, and
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he was explaining exactly what you just explained to this class about how the true
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power isn't with the politicians. The true power resides in the growing number of
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people who are part of this bureaucracy, right so, and that they're all
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basically funded by me, and you are tax dollars go and it keeps getting
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bigger and bigger and bigger. And you're right, Tony, no politicians ever
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say let's cut this, let's cut that. It's because you're eliminating people's jobs,
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you're eliminating livelihoods. So you can't say that and get elected because it's
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not good for votes or business. But you are a thousand percent right.
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There's such waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars and that I'm glad you shined a
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light on that today because it needs to have that light shined on it.
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Well, you know, and this is the whole thing. It's not a
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case of out of all the presidents since IFTR. Reagan came the closest to
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doing things. But I think after a while he became a little bots and
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Nancy started running the government with their astrological charts and things like that, so
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he never came full circle. But that all kind of being as it is.
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They all want the administrative state because it's a plum they can toss their
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cronies into, you know, being heads of agencies and things like that for
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a job well done. And basically the citizenry you I you know, you
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dealing with your dad and me dealing with client matters and things like that,
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we bear the brendant. But let me ask you something. You see these
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kids protesting and you see all this stuff, and you know last night they
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were at the med gala and they're all this other place. What might you
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think their future is in employment and what type of you know, productive lives
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will they have? Let me ask you that the kids that are protesting out,
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I mean, I have to think that they're going to be, you
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know, part of this MECA machine that is dank you. You are an
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enlightened individual because you listen to the Kevin O'Leary's of the world. Come on
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and say, oh, I'll never hire him they're this, they're that and
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whatever, and that's all true. But what they are being told, the
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money they are given, is that they will be the you know, they're
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going to be the new they're building them, you know, the the bureaucrats,
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the university administrators, the DEI coordinators, the judges, the tax collectors.
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Uh. You know, because put it this way in order to you
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know, quote unquote fundamentally remake America like Barry Obama wants to do through it,
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you know, a shell of a man like Biden. You need this,
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this whatever you want to call it. You need this administrative state.
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And in point of fact, only government can support that kind of incompetence and
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on accountability. You screw up, you raise taxes, you know, and
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like somebody had come to me and this is the whole thing. And it's
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like, you know, like the protests they're anarchy, and then you're not
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getting it. The protests are not anarchy, they're government. That's government in
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its purest form. This is the reworking of government to create a bigger administrative
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state. Excuse me, against the citizens. I mean this. You want
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to look at the whole debate hare LILSI between America and quote unquote the left
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and whatever. It all comes down to preservation of the administrative state. And
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I'll go as far as to say this, if we don't have a change
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in twenty twenty four about this, or shall we say, if we have
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like whatever you want to call it weak republicanism or something in the sense of
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where that's not attacked, it'll just be a slower demise. But we're never
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going to fundamentally change anything until we actually do something about the administrative state.
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And when you do that, you know, I mean, if you really
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want to have freedom and free enterprise, and you can look at that in
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tax policy and everything that ever came down the road, look at what Biden
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proposes, Look at George W. Bush. I mean, his contribution to
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humanity was given everybody a fifteen percent dividend tax, you know, because that
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was his corporate influences. And you know Donald Trump gave everybody who ran a
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business twenty percent off. So it's basically, you know, that's what it.
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You know, that is how I judge things. But if you're really
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going to look at the difference of what will be made, the difference is
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going to be made on who will come in and either build the administrative and
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that's on all levels of government, build the administrative state, or start to
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dismantle it. Because if we don't start to dismantle it, this monster is
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going to get bigger. These these jerky kids are going to see that are
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just protesting and yelling from the river to the sea and all that will be
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in positions of power, and we're all going to suffer for it. You
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know that. That's basically what it is. Tony. I'm so glad we
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opened up this hour here on the USA Audio Network with that because I think
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it really rings a lot of bells and I appreciate you as always, we
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All right, Welcome back, USA Audio Network Raw and unfiltered. Something
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that always bothers me more than just about anything else is the apathy that seems
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to surround the sex trafficking that's going on at the southern border. So I
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ask our liberal friends a couple of questions. Just give me straight answers,
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please. Where are the unaccompanied alien children going who are crossing the border?
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Where are my progressive friends who are supposedly outraged over any kind of slavery,
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right, rightfully, So where are you? Does it matter to you that
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kids are being sold into sex slavery right now in America? Does it bother
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you? Are you up at night? I am? Are you? For
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whatever reason? The powers that be in this administration have basically turned a cold
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shoulder to the young boys and girls who are coming into the country and immediately
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poof disappearing, and we make the assumption, of course, that they're sold
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into slavery, sex slavery. Yet nobody wants to say boo about this,
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Nobody wants to come out against it. Nobody says nothing. They're silence.
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The New York Times has a peace out and they talk about the sheer numbers
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of young individuals who have come across the southern border of the United States and
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supposedly have been handed off by people who work for the United States government,
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handed off these kids, handed off to somebody who's not a family member.
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Here you go, and I'm not talking about ten twenty one hundred thousand.
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I'm talking about tens of thousands, not in another country, in the United
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States of America. Administration and the folks who work for it. Are completely
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complicit, they're allowing it to happen. Tens of thousands of un of children
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have gone missing, tens of thousands, and yet nobody says anything. Nobody
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wants to come out and stand out against this, not one politician, nobody.
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Imagine for a second, you're a young child in an impoverised country,
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whether it's Guatemala or El Salvador, and you've been captured into the sex trade
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industry. Well, where can you fetch the highest price here in America?
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So through sex trafficking mules, they're ferry to the border. And now under
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this administration, this completely inapt administration, they're either inapt or again complicit.
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That's right, They're stupid or you're evil. You're allowing these kids who make
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this arduous journey. How many times they're raped on the way, who knows
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how many times they're assaulted on the way, who knows? But they finally
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get here with the trauma and the pain and the suffering, and maybe at
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the border America will be that last minute champion, that Lancelot on a white
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horse to save these kids from a certain horrific life and eventual death. Inside
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the world of sex trafficking and what happens at the southern border. The people
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are not vetted. The kids are then turned over to people who are not
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even their relatives, their blood relatives again the sex traders on the other side
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of the American border, and then they disappear, poof, They are gone
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forever. How can you not stay up nights thinking about this? How can
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you be a supposed humanitarian and not be furious over what's happening at the southern
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border. Shame on all of you. Shame on every single politician who does
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nothing, whether you're at the state level, the federal level, whatever level,
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you're actually reigning in your power and enjoying the lap of luxury of being
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a congressman or a senator, or a state senator or a rep. And
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you're doing nothing to save these children. Shame on every single one of you.
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You are absolutely one part of the problem. So I'm asking you here
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tonight, on the air across the country on the USA Audio Network, pick
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up the phone, call you a representative, write an email, and demand
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that at the border, the practice at the border where kids just disappear by
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the thousands be stopped. Use every single resource we had in our arsenal to
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stop this atrocity. Adults, men in particular, are supposed to be the
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protectors of the young and the innocent. And as I've said before on these
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airwaves and my own in Connecticut, we have failed as men. We have
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failed these children. And again, shame on every single one of you,
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all of you who have the ability to enact change and do nothing. The
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blood of these kids literally is on your hand. All right, we'll take
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Network, Raw and unfiltered. My name is Lee Elsie. The first hour
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on Fridays, I get you all warmed up, way all and Root will
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be here in about a half hour. So when I fill in a lot
35:17
of times. One of my favorite guests to bring on is Heritage Foundations Steven
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Buccie. Now, Stephen has forty plus years of military excellence under his belt
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and a lot of the time whenever there is something chaotic, hey, why
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are you going on around the world, we call on Stephen Bucci to sort
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of straighten it out for us, and he is joining us right now.
35:39
So this is concerning I would think. The latest report is that Putin wants
35:45
to test nuclear weapons. What does that mean to the rest of the world.
35:51
Well, I wouldn't lose any sleepover Putin has threatened either the testing or
35:59
the use of nukes, particularly in or around Ukraine since this conflict began,
36:07
so this is just seemingly like the latest thing. Maybe he is taking a
36:14
page from Kim Jong UN's playbook and Gene. Nobody's paying attention to me now
36:19
for a while, because they're all focused on Israel and Gaza. Maybe I
36:23
ought to do something to stir the pot and get some attention back on me
36:28
because I just need that. So I would wait for a little more evidence
36:34
that something is really going to change in his policy before we get too worried
36:37
about it. But he does have nukes. He has threatened to use them
36:43
in the past. He hasn't used them, but with a guy like Putin,
36:49
you never know when he might make that decision. So we need to
36:52
be concerned about it, but not so concerned that we start changing policies.
36:57
So of a country like Russia decides, Tokes's got what's the I mean,
37:00
I'm sure we've treated this out in some way, shape or form, because
37:04
I can't remember us testing nukes not I don't think in my lifetime at least
37:08
that I can remember us doing that on a regular basis. How does that
37:12
work? Well, there is a nuclear test ban tree that the United States
37:16
and I believe the Soviet Union signed. I don't think Russia's ever officially signed
37:22
it, but they've sort of taken on those authorities and responsibilities from the Soviet
37:28
Union. It doesn't mean they haven't tested anything. It just means they're doing
37:34
potentially what I refer to as kind of micro testing, where they can test
37:39
components of their nuclear devices. And if you do it deep enough underground and
37:45
the device is miniaturized enough that it's it doesn't come up you know on everybody's
37:52
monitors that it's going on, that happens. So we don't know if what
38:00
he's talking about is that, or is he going to find some big empty
38:02
space in the middle of his country somewhere that they don't care about, have
38:07
a lot of those, and they just test one of their nuclear devices.
38:10
It will probably be an underground test. I don't think he would be so
38:15
silly as to do an above ground or an in the air kind of test
38:20
because of the potential effects of fallout, spreading with wind and things like that.
38:27
We experienced that when Chernobyl occurred and the you know, every the Soviets
38:35
were saying, well, if the radiation only went this far, and in
38:37
reality it covered most of Europe, and you know, was very very concerning.
38:45
So if he does do something like that, let's hope it's that sort
38:49
of micro component testing and not an actual full up nuclear test. And if
38:55
he does that that it's one deeply underground and not out in the air.
39:00
So do you think this saber rattling from Putin is a response to the aerial
39:05
assault where the Ukrainians s blitzed a Russian base with a US long range missile
39:09
I guess, killing one hundred Soviet troops. That is that maybe a reason
39:15
why he's banging his shoe on the table. I think that's clearly part of
39:21
it. Also the decision by Congress to approve funding to go to Ukraine,
39:28
and then the revelation that we gave them the eight tackums, those long range
39:35
rocket type artillery that is highly accurate and pretty much unstoppable. All of that.
39:45
You know, he was arguing against his advocates here in the United States
39:50
saying, oh, no, no, you can't do that, that's going
39:52
to change the balance there. Well, yeah, that's the point. But
39:55
it's so now he's got a rattle that saber thump his chest and try and
40:01
get the Biden administration to back off, right we'll see what happens and what
40:07
effects there are on the battlefield. The Ukrainians are like, yeah, okay,
40:13
you're already doing everything in the world against accept that if that happens,
40:17
we're going to keep fighting because they really don't have much other choice. So
40:22
hopefully Putin is just saber rattling, but it bears watching. Has there ever
40:29
come a point in your mind you've been involved in conflict, probably for the
40:35
last forty years in some way, shape or form, but where it's like,
40:37
oh, what else do I have to lose? Like, why don't
40:39
I just bring out all the guns? Well, that's you know, that's
40:43
always a possibility, particularly with an autocrat like Putin, where he gets to
40:47
make all the decisions and he doesn't have to worry about votes in the public.
40:53
That's that's a big danger. You know. Will he be the proverbial
40:58
you know rat trapped in the corner that you know is dangerous and fights back,
41:02
or will he finally see the light and say, you know what,
41:06
this is not working out for me. I think it's time for me to
41:08
back down. His track record has shown the latter to be the case.
41:15
In most instances when people have pushed back against him hard in his previous stuff
41:22
in Ukraine and other places, he kind of goes, Okay, I understand,
41:27
I'll back off. Of course, he does it for a limited amount
41:30
of time and then starts pushing again when he thinks the pressure has backed off.
41:36
But you know, you can't just assume that's going to happen again.
41:39
You have to at least be wary that somebody like Putin, you know,
41:45
will get to the point where he says, hey, this is we have
41:47
nothing to lose, let's just go for it. But the Russians and the
41:52
Soviets before them, well very catholic lives of their troops in these conflicts.
41:59
They're not very cavalier with the overall survival of their country. And when you
42:06
start talking nuclear weapons, that comes up. That's the foundation of mutually assured
42:12
destruction, that political theory that if you know, both sides had the means
42:17
to destroy one another, everybody backs off and sits down at their table right
42:22
and behaves. We have to hope that that's what's going to happen. I
42:27
think I called the Russian Soviets and my last question to you, so that's
42:30
old because I'm old, right, I think Soviets sound more intimidating by the
42:36
way. I just just point of fact. But speaking of that, there's
42:39
been a huge number of secular Russian immigrants. You think that shaped Israel's response
42:45
to Hamas and Gaza. Apparently there are all kinds of different issues with them,
42:50
including alcoholism and social problems and mob ties and all that stuff. What
42:53
do you know about that? You know, I think that probably the biggest
42:57
concern is the organized crime ass effect of it. From what I've read that
43:02
is pretty robust. And you know, the Russians have a lot of organized
43:09
crime organizations because if you pay the right people and you don't target the the
43:16
you know, friends of the government, they leave you alone and actually give
43:20
you some cover. So that's kind of the mindset they have. I don't
43:23
think that's affected what's going on in Israel right now. This is a classic
43:30
example of you know, the Palestinians continuing to attack. In this case,
43:36
on October seventh went way over the norm of you know, just shooting rockets
43:42
at people. And then I say that with the large degree of sarcasm,
43:46
But what happened on October seventh was orders of magnitude worse and bigger than what
43:53
was normally going on between the people in Gaza and Israel, and the Israeli's
44:00
finally saying, you know what, enough's enough. We have tried to just
44:06
leave these people alone and live our lives, but they will not stop attacking
44:10
us. This was a step way too far, and we're going to clean
44:16
them out now. And net and Yahoo, you know, I love the
44:21
news people here all. Net Yaho's losing all of his support inside Israel.
44:25
Actually, there's a pretty good component of the people protesting against Netan Yahoo who
44:32
are saying he's not being tough enough. So, uh, when you see
44:37
crowds out out in Tel Aviv and around their government buildings, it's not all
44:44
piece people. There's a lot of them that are saying, why are we
44:47
waiting? Why are we hesitating to go in there and kill this bed of
44:52
snakes that's living next to us? H And I think Netan Yaho, who
45:00
is is about to show them that Biden can yell at him all he wants,
45:06
you know, Blincoln can come and wag his finger at him, but
45:09
in the long run, there's only one person with his cabinet that's gonna make
45:16
a decision on what Israel does, and that's Benjamin, that's yaw Uh,
45:21
And I think that's gonna be pretty robust and pretty strong against Hamas, and
45:28
it's gonna happen soon. They're gonna, I believe, take every precaution they
45:32
can to not kill civilians, but I can guarantee some will get killed because
45:38
they will not get out of the way, either because they choose not to,
45:43
or they're lied to by Hamas or they're ordered by Hamas not to get
45:46
out of the way. And it's it's not gonna be pretty. But I
45:52
have to remind everybody again right now, Israel is the only nation I have
45:59
seen in the history of warfare, and I've just studied it back from the
46:04
skinning, from when I was a cadet all the way through my entire career
46:07
that is attacked. They're the aggrieved party, and when they respond in defense
46:15
of themselves, they're now told no, no, not only do you have
46:19
to back off and slow down, but by the way, you're also responsible
46:23
for feeding and getting medical care to all of the people who are applauding what
46:30
the other side get to you in the original events. But that's the way
46:36
Israel win. And they're saying okay, but we're still we're making the decisions
46:42
of what we do and when we do. His name is Stephen Boucie.
46:45
You can follow him on Twitter a'spoocie Steven. I got a run out of
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our favorite guests to bring on each and every week on my morning show in
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Connecticut is Colonel Rob Simmons. Not only was he a congressman, CIA agent
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and again Vietnam veteran and Rob, So I want to I want to ask
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you this. These college campus kids, there's a theme out there that,
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oh, it's all organically happening and there's not an outside influence. What do
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you say to that These riots aren't organic, They didn't just occur. They're
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being produced, formulated, funded, operated by professionals. Oh what a conspiracy.
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That's so ridiculous. These little kids, they know what it means to
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talk about from the river to the sea, even though they're not sure which
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they're so smart. No they're not. They're nincompoop. They don't know a
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thing about it. And now we're finding out, which, of course we
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you and I have known all along that these riots, that these disruptions,
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these occupations of Hamilton Hall, the cancelation of the graduations because the presidents of
53:16
the universities are too stupid or too cowardly to figure it out in most cases,
53:21
not in every case. So the Wall Street Journal is a paper you
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can bank on you when you read the reports and the business columns and all
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the other stuff. It's got to be accurate, Okay, got to be
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acture. So anyway, it's a lead editorial opinion piece of Wall Street Journal
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A fourteen Friday, May thiry, twenty twenty four. Here's the title.
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The title Rules for Campus Radicals. Oh it sounds from Comma twenty twenty four.
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Let me say it again. I got it, Rules for Campus Radicals
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twenty twenty four, and I thought this rings about sure. Do this reminds
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Rules for Radicals. Now not rules for campus radicals, but it's rules for
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Okay, here it is it? Right? Here soft bound, but I've
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got a bunch of paper stuffed in it, got a bunch of high lights.
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your honeymore. Okay, So here we go. Rules for Radicals, a
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pragmatic primer for realistic radicals by soul A Linski. Who is sol Olynsky leg
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he is a radical? And who what? What female presidential candidate went to
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Wells Wellesley College and wrote our senior honors thesis on saul A Linsky Rotten rotten
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En Rotten Clint, Hillary Rotten Clint and what presidential candidate who became president was
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also influenced by Saul Alynsky Obama? Obama? Obama? It was Obama.
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So Obama and Clinton are deep into Saul Olinsky's Rules for Radicals. Okay,
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so now we're where. Now we're we're unpeeling the onion. You got to
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unpeel the onion. You got to work with the clue, sure, which
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do you overthrow the current free enterprise system, break down the status quo,
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you got Donald Trump to give a speech and then it's an insurrection, right,
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I mean, are you kidding me? It's a joke. It's a
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people are easier to control and will not fight back if you're providing everything for
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them to leave the Great Society. The war on poverty. Who's leading the
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war on poverty Democrats. Democrats put them on the doll and then you want
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to get your welfare check, you want to have your housing. I mean,
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do's happened right in Bridgeport. If you don't vote for Gantam for mayor
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