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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 12-18-25 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 2: One hundred percent raw truth, one hundred percent American made
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Speaker 3: All Right, Wayne Allen Root Root, The Route is on fire.
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Speaker 3: The Root is on fire. One of the breaking news
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Speaker 3: stories today is that a person of interest in the
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Speaker 3: Brown University shooting is identified as a nationwide arrest warrant.
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Speaker 3: They won't give the name, but they authorities know the
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Speaker 3: name and they're now thinking about whether it's tied together.
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Speaker 4: With the Mit shooting.
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Speaker 3: For those who haven't heard about the Mit shooting, there
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Speaker 3: was a professor Mit Jewish by the way, who was shot.
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Speaker 4: And killed, murdered in his own home.
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Speaker 3: Is there a connection between him and the shooting at
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Speaker 3: Brown University. We don't know, but authorities are looking at
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Speaker 3: the connection if there is a connection.
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Speaker 4: We are also hearing rumors.
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Speaker 3: That was a targeted hit at Brown University, literally a
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Speaker 3: targeted hit. We've heard rumors the killer shouted alu akbar.
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Speaker 3: But there's also rumors that the gal who was killed,
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Speaker 3: who was the vice president of the Brown University Republican Club,
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Speaker 3: nice gal from Alabama, and he personally targeted to kill her.
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Speaker 3: I've heard that rumored as well. I've heard the rumor
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Speaker 3: that the killer is a transgender pro Palestine Brown University student.
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Speaker 3: I don't know if that's true. I've heard other rumors
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Speaker 3: that it's not a Brown University student and it's a
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Speaker 3: forty year old. So you know, the rumors are all
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Speaker 3: over the place. We don't know what's true and what's
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Speaker 3: not true yet, so we can't tell you until we
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Speaker 3: hear it and know it. But we'll stay on it
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Speaker 3: and the minute we hear about it will let you
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Speaker 3: know are these two connected and who is the killer
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Speaker 3: and were they a Brown University student. Stories over the
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Speaker 3: last few days about the Presidential Wall of Fame now
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Speaker 3: at the White House on the way to the Rose Garden.
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Speaker 3: Trump created a wall of fame with all forty seven
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Speaker 3: president's portraits on a wall, and they say that he
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Speaker 3: was just savage in the biography put on a plaque
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Speaker 3: underneath Biden and Obama. Well, if they think Trump is savage,
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Speaker 3: waits lay hear my opening commentary, because I'm savage times
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Speaker 3: three President Trump. My title of my opening commentary is
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Speaker 3: President Trump savages and humiliates Obama under his portrait in
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Speaker 3: the Presidential Wall of Fame. But Trump was just a
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Speaker 3: little too nice. Here are some added nasty truths about Obama.
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Speaker 3: President Trump created bios under the photos of forty seven
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Speaker 3: US presidents in the Presidential Walk of Fame near the
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Speaker 3: Rose Garden. Trump's version of their presidency's and accomplishments is epic.
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Speaker 3: As you might expect, Trump was particularly brutal to Presidents
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Speaker 3: Obama and Biden. He calls Biden's sleepy Joe and describes
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Speaker 3: him as the by far worst president in American history.
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Speaker 3: He backs up his charge by describing the economic and
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Speaker 3: foreign policy disasters of Biden, including the highest inflation ever recorded.
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Speaker 3: All true, but nothing compares to the way Trump savages Obama.
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Speaker 4: Trump First, Trump highlights Obama's.
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Speaker 3: Middle name, Who's the mainstream media went out of their
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Speaker 3: way to erase that name for the past eighteen years.
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Speaker 3: If you said it, you're racist. You're a homophobic. You're
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Speaker 3: the most horrible person in the world. You're not allowed
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Speaker 3: to state someone's middle name, as if saying Wayne Allen
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Speaker 3: Root instead of Wayne Root makes you a racist. That's
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Speaker 3: his middle name. I didn't name him Hussein. His name
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Speaker 3: is Hussein. His mother named him Hussein. That's not my problem.
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Speaker 3: That's his name, Barack Hussein Obama. What is everyone so
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Speaker 3: afraid of that we might draw the conclusion that Obama
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Speaker 3: is a Muslim? But President Trump makes sure we all
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Speaker 3: see his middle name front and center. Bravo, good job,
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Speaker 3: brutal raw truth. Trump also describes Obama as a community
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Speaker 3: organizer and one of the most divisive political figures in
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Speaker 3: American history.
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Speaker 4: Also true.
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Speaker 3: Trump goes on to destroy Trump with raw truths about
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Speaker 3: his failed Obama Care disaster that has you know, exploded
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Speaker 3: costs for everyone, terrible, I ran nuclear deal, disastrous foreign policies,
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Speaker 3: stagnant US economy, destruction of small business, and weaponization of government,
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Speaker 3: including the IRS scandal, spying on Trump, and the Russian
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Speaker 3: collusion fraud.
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Speaker 4: All true. Trump humiliated Obama.
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Speaker 3: With brutal truths that were whitewashed and blackballed by the
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Speaker 3: fawning Marxist fake news media. Most people have never heard
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Speaker 3: this stuff. President Trump is the goat, the greatest of
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Speaker 3: all time. He's got balls, he's got Cojone's, he's got guts.
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Speaker 3: But even Trump has his faults. In this case, Trump
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Speaker 3: was just a little too nice to Obama. Here are
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Speaker 3: some nasty truths about Obama that should be added to
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Speaker 3: Trump's to Obama's bio under his portrait in the Presidential
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Speaker 3: Hall of Fame. Hopefully these omissions can be rectified by
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Speaker 3: President Trump. First, Trump called Biden by far, the worst
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Speaker 3: president in American history.
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Speaker 4: That's a mistake.
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Speaker 3: Biden was never the president. He was a puppet, an
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Speaker 3: old man with dementia who appeared friendly and harmless, used
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Speaker 3: as a frontman for the real president, Rock Hussein Obama
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Speaker 3: in his third term. Obama's description should actually read under
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Speaker 3: his portrait served three terms as the worst president in
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Speaker 3: American history. It should state that Obama used his third
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Speaker 3: term to finish the job of destroying America with inflation,
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Speaker 3: open borders, and the worst military retreat in American history
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Speaker 3: in Afghanistan. Yes, that should all be credited to Obama,
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Speaker 3: not zombie puppet Joe Biden.
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Speaker 4: Obama should be.
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Speaker 3: Branded as the real life Manchurian candidate sent by the
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Speaker 3: Deep State and our communist and globalist enemies to destroy America,
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Speaker 3: American exceptionalism, and capitalism. Obama's bio should state that the
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Speaker 3: Obama scam began at Columbia University, where he lied, cheated,
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Speaker 3: and committed fraud to get admitted into Colombia as a
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Speaker 3: foreign exchange student. And to prove this point, ask a
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Speaker 3: simple question. Obama's Columbia records have been sealed for decades.
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Speaker 3: Why if Obama was not admitted to Colombia as a
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Speaker 3: foreign student. Unseal your records and prove us wrong.
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Speaker 4: But he won't.
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Speaker 3: Obama's bio should state to use the presidency to loot
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Speaker 3: America with the help of his two corrupt front persons,
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Speaker 3: Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,
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Speaker 3: and of course her Clinton Foundation located offshore. Obama's bio
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Speaker 3: should state he stole the twenty twelve presidential election by
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Speaker 3: weaponizing the IRS to prosecute GOP donors, conservative packs, pro
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Speaker 3: life groups, TEA party groups, Jewish and Christian organizations, all
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Speaker 3: to distract and starve GOP fundraising efforts and activism Obama's
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Speaker 3: bio should state he was the original inventor of open
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Speaker 3: borders and used his three terms to purposely flood America
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Speaker 3: with tens of millions of criminals, murderers, rapists, perverts, pedophiles,
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Speaker 3: MS thirteen gangbangers, terrorists, and low IQ welfare queens, all
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Speaker 3: in an effort to steal elections and permanently change America
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Speaker 3: to a one party country ruled by Democrats. Obama's bio
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Speaker 3: should state he is the father of the Cloward Piven Plan.
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Speaker 3: Cloward Piven was a plan created a Columbia University to
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Speaker 3: destroy America and capitalism by overwhelming the system with people
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Speaker 3: depending on welfare and food stamps, and then the economy collapses.
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Speaker 3: Obama updated the plan by using the open borders foreign
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Speaker 3: invasion to collapse our US economy and turn us into
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Speaker 3: a socialist state. Obama's bio should also include the fact
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Speaker 3: that he sold out our country to the Chinese Communist Party,
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Speaker 3: the terrorist Moulahs of Iran, and the Mexican drug cartels.
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Speaker 3: It should include the fact that Obama made the Arab
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Speaker 3: Spring happen, thereby enabling the overthrow of moderate Arab governments
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Speaker 3: by Muslim extremists to help his buddies in the Muslim brotherhood.
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Speaker 3: It should include the disaster and fraud of Benghazi, where
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Speaker 3: Obama and Hillary Clinton covered up the sale of weapons
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Speaker 3: to our radical Muslim terrorist enemies that results in the
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Speaker 3: deaths of a US ambassador and several American heroes in
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Speaker 3: his security team. It should include the fact that Obama
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Speaker 3: gave billions of dollars to Iran to fund terrorism around
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Speaker 3: the world and against Israel, including pallets of cash in
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Speaker 3: an unmarked cargo plane in an illegal prisoner exchange. It
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Speaker 3: should include the fact that Obama used his third term
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Speaker 3: with Biden as the zombie puppet frontman to persecute Trump
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Speaker 3: with scores of federal indictments to send him to prison
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Speaker 3: for the rest of his life, and civil.
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Speaker 4: Suits to bankrupt Trump.
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Speaker 3: Obama's bio should end with the fact that millions of
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Speaker 3: Americans who still have common sense and aren't blind, death
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Speaker 3: or really dumb, believe Obama is an enemy of America
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Speaker 3: who tried to destroy us from within. The White House,
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Speaker 3: manchurian candidate, a stealth communist, a closeted gay man, and
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Speaker 3: a radical Muslim. Ally does anyone reading this disagree with
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Speaker 3: any of my added facts about Obama.
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Speaker 4: I dare you.
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Speaker 3: President Trump's Presidential Hall of Fame is fantastic and hilarious.
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Speaker 3: I love that it tells raw truth and humiliates Trump opponents.
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Speaker 3: Trump was just a little too nice to Obama. That's
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Speaker 3: my commentary. Boy, those are facts.
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Speaker 4: Facts.
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Speaker 3: That's what Obama did to the United States of America,
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Speaker 3: not my opinion.
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Speaker 4: Facts.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 4: Trump gave a press conference yesterday.
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Speaker 3: He hammered home the mass Biden created and left him
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Speaker 3: with on the border, inflation, wages, and says he's still
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Speaker 3: fixing it. Trump ministration moves to ban hospitals from performing.
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Speaker 4: Sex change procedures on children.
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Speaker 3: Fantastic for those of you again complaining about Epstein and
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Speaker 3: Israel and this and that.
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Speaker 4: Look at the things he does. The glass is half full.
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Speaker 4: It is not half empty.
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Speaker 3: He's moving to ban hospitals from performing sex change procedures
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Speaker 3: on children.
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Speaker 4: Great news to the Fed today.
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Speaker 3: But inflation tumbles more than expected in November.
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Speaker 4: Stock market was up because of that. Scott Bessant, who is.
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Speaker 3: Our Treasury Secretary for casts substantial tax refunds and real
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Speaker 3: wage increases next year, right in front of the midterms.
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Speaker 4: It's not a foregone conclusion.
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Speaker 3: We lose the midterms and Trump announces a Patriotic Warrior
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Speaker 3: Dividend to all the fighters in the military coming up
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty six, a dividend bonus check to everyone
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Speaker 3: in the military.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, President Trump. Bravo.
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Speaker 3: What are the solutions that ARMR is developing to deal
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Speaker 3: dividend payout is one of the big announcements in Trump's speech,
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Speaker 3: and so let's see if we can find out what
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Speaker 3: this is about. I want to find out. It's a
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Speaker 3: payout of one thousand, seven hundred and seventy six dollars
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Speaker 3: to represent the first year America was founded seventeen seventy
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Speaker 3: six one thousand, seven seventy six dollars to everyone who
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Speaker 3: meets the criteria below, and in the new year, working
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Speaker 3: class civilians will also start to feel the relief that
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Speaker 3: was written into the law through the Big Beautiful Bill,
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Speaker 3: So active duties members get it. Component service members in
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Speaker 3: certain grades get it. Who received this Warrior dividend payment
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Speaker 3: are reservists and National Guard members eligible for the payment.
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Speaker 3: Active duty service members in the pay grades of zero
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Speaker 3: to six and below and on active duty as of
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Speaker 3: November thirtieth, twenty twenty five, as well as reserve component
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Speaker 3: members on active duty orders of thirty one days or
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Speaker 3: more as of November thirtieth, twenty twenty five, are eligible
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Speaker 3: for this one time Warrior Dividend payment Christmas bonus of
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Speaker 3: almost two thousand dollars to our military fighting men, or
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Speaker 3: call it a dividend right, a warrior dividend. Trump also
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Speaker 3: last night dropped receipts on US savings since Biden's oval
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Speaker 3: office exit. President says wages are rising faster than inflation
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Speaker 3: for the first time in years. He was rattling off
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Speaker 3: all his good news last night, and he was very.
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Speaker 4: Good at it. He sounded a lot like a ross
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Speaker 4: perrot with his charts.
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Speaker 3: Trump said, under the Biden administration, car prices rose by
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Speaker 3: at least twenty two percent, gasoline rose thirty percent to
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Speaker 3: fifty percent, hotel rates by thirty seven percent, airfare by
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Speaker 3: thirty one percent. Mortgage prices up fifteen thousand dollars under
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Speaker 3: Democrat rule, and now all of those are coming down. Uh,
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Speaker 3: he said, eleven months ago. Inherited a mess, and I'm
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Speaker 3: fixing it. When I took office, inflation was the worst
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Speaker 3: in forty eight years, some would say, in the history
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Speaker 3: of our country, which caused prices to be higher than
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Speaker 3: ever before, making this making life unaffordable for millions and
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Speaker 3: millions of Americans.
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Speaker 4: There's that term.
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Speaker 3: Democrats have stolen that term, and they're trying to to
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Speaker 3: just slap it on Trump. Unaffordable, unaffordable, You morons. You
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Speaker 3: created the unaffordable. You know, it's like it's like Rob
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Speaker 3: Reiner's son, he stabbed his parents to death.
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Speaker 4: Now if he tried to blame Trump for it, you
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Speaker 4: did it. What are you blaming Trump? Four?
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Speaker 3: He didn't create the inflation. He didn't create something that
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Speaker 3: was unaffordable for you. We started hearing the word un
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Speaker 3: affordable under Joe Biden, Trump's just trying to put the
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Speaker 3: fire out.
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Speaker 4: So Trump's outed the savings.
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Speaker 3: Americans are seeing the price of Thanksgiving turkey down thirty
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Speaker 3: three percent compared to Biden last year, price of eggs
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Speaker 3: down eighty two percent since March, everything else falling rapidly.
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Speaker 3: I'm not done yet, but boy, are we making progress.
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Speaker 3: Under Biden, real wages plummeted by three thousand. Under Trump,
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Speaker 3: the typical factory worker, we're seeing a wage increase of
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Speaker 3: thirteen hundred for construction workers, eighteen hundred for miners, three thousand,
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Speaker 3: three hundred for the first time in years.
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Speaker 4: Wages are rising faster than inflation.
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Speaker 3: And then, of course he's giving out one thousand, seven
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Speaker 3: hundred and seventy six dollars warrior dividends to US military
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Speaker 3: members in honor of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary
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Speaker 3: of our nation's founding in seventeen seventy six. All right, yes,
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Speaker 3: coming up next, and then I'll finish up the show
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Speaker 3: with all these other news stories out today about great
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Speaker 3: things Trump has done that are all being ignored by
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Speaker 3: Tucker Carlson and Candice Owens and Marjorie Taylor Green and
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Speaker 3: all the other morons lined up to attack Trump who
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Speaker 3: think everything's going so bad? Is it perfect? No, Lots
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Speaker 3: of things could be better. The way to make them
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Speaker 3: better would be get rid of the judges. Nothing I
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Speaker 3: can do about that. Nothing Trump could do about that.
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Speaker 3: There's judges standing in the way of every good thing
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Speaker 3: I want, every good thing that Trump orders, there's always
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Speaker 3: a liberal judge standing in the way.
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Speaker 4: That's not Trump's fault.
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Speaker 3: We have to figure out a way to get them
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Speaker 3: out of the way, impeach them and move them from office.
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Speaker 3: Mark Defense is a professor at the University of South Florida, UH,
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Speaker 3: and he talks about feminism. Mark Defense, Welcome to dawayne Alarucio.
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Speaker 1: How are you mine to thank you. How are you?
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Speaker 4: I'm doing great. Merry Christmas, Happy holidays to.
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Speaker 1: You, same to you. All right, thanks for having me.
23:45
Speaker 4: Yeah, good to have you a guest.
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Speaker 3: You recently published a peer reviewed paper about modern feminism,
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Speaker 3: arguing it's drifted from empirical science into ideology.
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Speaker 4: Give us an overview of your paper on feminism.
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Speaker 6: Well, I started noticing that I have a background in
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Speaker 6: evolutionary psychology, and I started noticing that in feminism that
24:10
Speaker 6: they were pushing this idea of social constructionism. I don't
24:14
Speaker 6: want to get too far into details of this, but
24:17
Speaker 6: all I can say is that feminists believe that we're
24:21
Speaker 6: born into the world with a blank slate, and then
24:25
Speaker 6: whatever way we behave is due to culture, whereas evolutionary
24:29
Speaker 6: psychology believes that our backgrounds have come about via evolutionary processes.
24:38
Speaker 6: And I can go into the details if you'd like
24:41
Speaker 6: a little bit. I don't want to bore your audience
24:43
Speaker 6: with scientific details, but let me go with whatever way
24:48
Speaker 6: you think we should.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
24:50
Speaker 3: No, I mean, the whole point is to find out
24:51
Speaker 3: why you think feminism is not working, why it's drifted
24:54
Speaker 3: from empirical science into ideology.
24:58
Speaker 4: So tell us what happened? What's wrong about what's gone wrong?
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Speaker 6: Well, for first of all, it's it's the lack of rigor.
25:06
Speaker 6: As a scientist, I noticed that it's more ideology and
25:11
Speaker 6: politics uh than it is science. And so I'm recommending
25:15
Speaker 6: that maybe, uh, feminism be moved off campus because.
25:20
Speaker 1: They're not delving in the truth.
25:21
Speaker 6: They have more of a political ideological focus, which I
25:27
Speaker 6: don't think is a good place on campus, you know,
25:30
Speaker 6: on a university campus to be promoting these ideas.
25:34
Speaker 1: Uh, if it's.
25:35
Speaker 6: Politics, maybe it should go, you know, into some brain
25:40
Speaker 6: trust group that discusses this kind of thing.
25:42
Speaker 4: Rather you're liable to get assassinated. Buddy.
25:47
Speaker 3: Fists are crazy people, man, these women on these campuses
25:52
Speaker 3: are crazy.
25:53
Speaker 1: And people have to work with Wayne.
25:56
Speaker 4: I don't know how you do it. I have no
25:57
Speaker 4: idea the people.
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Speaker 3: So I mean, look the problem with feminism. If you
26:05
Speaker 3: look at like, what's that code pink, there are a
26:08
Speaker 3: bunch of crazy, unattractive women wearing pink hats and vagina
26:12
Speaker 3: hats and acting like fools, and they all have trumped
26:15
Speaker 3: arrangement syndrome and they hate men. They have a hatred
26:19
Speaker 3: of men. My psychology is just they're not attractive. Mendo
26:23
Speaker 3: whistle at them, Mendo cat collum. Men do tell them
26:25
Speaker 3: they're beautiful. Men don't want to date them, so they
26:28
Speaker 3: just hate men, and they turn to a feminism and
26:31
Speaker 3: hatred of men and b lesbianism and transgenderism and everything
26:35
Speaker 3: else they can think of under the sun to be
26:38
Speaker 3: an alternative to just being a good looking woman who
26:41
Speaker 3: wants to date men. Find yourself a mate. It just
26:44
Speaker 3: I think it's that simple. But you're much more.
26:46
Speaker 4: Intellectual in me, so tell me what's going on.
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Speaker 6: No, I just I really liked what you said. I
26:53
Speaker 6: mean a lot of people in the university dismiss this
26:57
Speaker 6: natural interest and beauty. And I would claim from evolutionary
27:03
Speaker 6: psychology that men hone in on beauty because it represents
27:09
Speaker 6: two things. It represents youth and it represents health. And
27:13
Speaker 6: many many studies show that. So we're not shallow because
27:17
Speaker 6: we're looking for beautiful women. We're looking for beautiful women
27:20
Speaker 6: to marry and have children with because those beautiful women
27:23
Speaker 6: represent health and they represent youth.
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Speaker 1: Youth be the way to have lots of kids.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and they represent that when you have a kid,
27:30
Speaker 3: the kid'll be beautiful and handsome because you made it
27:33
Speaker 3: with a beautiful woman.
27:34
Speaker 1: So it's that too, and healthy and healthy, all right.
27:37
Speaker 3: Your paper examined the gender pay gap and patriarchy and
27:42
Speaker 3: the rape theory. Tell us about the conclusions you came
27:45
Speaker 3: to in your paper on those topics.
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Speaker 6: Well, on patriarchy, women want us to believe. Feminists want
27:53
Speaker 6: us to believe that there's a patriarchy out there which
27:57
Speaker 6: oppresses and subjugates women, and that somehow we all get
28:02
Speaker 6: together to figure out ways to discriminate against women. And
28:08
Speaker 6: I would say nothing could be further from the truth.
28:13
Speaker 6: I see patriarchy as developing from choice by women in
28:19
Speaker 6: hunter gathered society thousands of years ago, and we've inherited
28:24
Speaker 6: a lot of the characteristics from those choices. What are
28:28
Speaker 6: women interested in? Women are interested in men that can
28:32
Speaker 6: earn large amounts of money in their lifetime. Well, what
28:35
Speaker 6: that men in hunter gather society is bringing home the
28:39
Speaker 6: bacon and protecting the family.
28:41
Speaker 3: And my directors laughing because we both agree with you
28:44
Speaker 3: that it's so obvious. You know, what you're saying is
28:46
Speaker 3: so right, because men look for beautiful women, and women
28:50
Speaker 3: look for men who's gonna you know, pound the the
28:54
Speaker 3: the animal and drag it home and feed the family,
28:56
Speaker 3: or bring them the money, bring home the bacon, or bring.
28:58
Speaker 4: Them the money.
28:59
Speaker 3: That's just the My life has always worked, and they
29:01
Speaker 3: want to change it. But that's the way it's always
29:03
Speaker 3: going to work, right.
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Speaker 6: I think I need you to come in and talk
29:06
Speaker 6: to my students, because man, oh man, it's another world,
29:10
Speaker 6: and I think they've been bludgeting into believing that all
29:14
Speaker 6: of this is a blank slate. That we come into
29:16
Speaker 6: the world, you know, with this blank slate, and we
29:19
Speaker 6: learn everything from culture. It's kind of silly.
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Speaker 3: So I gotta ask you some Mark, what happens when
29:24
Speaker 3: you teach this stuff at the University of South Florida.
29:27
Speaker 3: Did the women go crazy and get angry and you know,
29:30
Speaker 3: write bad reports on you to the administration and grade
29:34
Speaker 3: you as a terrible teacher? And did they scream at
29:36
Speaker 3: you they try to hurt you. I mean, what happens
29:38
Speaker 3: when you talk about this stuff?
29:39
Speaker 1: Wayne? I'm not crazy. I don't teach this oh okay, okay,
29:43
Speaker 1: I just do research on it.
29:45
Speaker 6: God, I'm a geologist and geochemist. I studied volcanoes. Really
29:52
Speaker 6: research wise, I got interested in evolutionary psychology years ago
29:57
Speaker 6: in the nineties. I taught it in my science honors
30:00
Speaker 6: course for years, and then I tried to read everything
30:04
Speaker 6: i'd get my hands on. Ultimately, though, I feel like
30:08
Speaker 6: I've learned enough to publish papers on the area, and
30:12
Speaker 6: the paper you're talking about now is kind of the
30:15
Speaker 6: result or part of the result of that work.
30:17
Speaker 4: So what are the conclusions you came to give me
30:20
Speaker 4: a conclusion?
30:21
Speaker 6: Well, I think that what I was saying is that,
30:25
Speaker 6: you know, we're not toxic. We're not masculinity as a toxic.
30:29
Speaker 1: Guess.
30:30
Speaker 6: Men are more violent than women, but to attribute that
30:34
Speaker 6: to toxic masculinity is really ridiculous. It makes it sound like
30:39
Speaker 6: there's some problem with masculinity. We are also because we're masculine,
30:44
Speaker 6: we're able to go out and earn and support families.
30:47
Speaker 6: We're able to protect our families. Those are the good
30:50
Speaker 6: things about being masculine. So I would argue against this
30:54
Speaker 6: idea that men are are toxic. And that's kind of
30:58
Speaker 6: the mentality that we have on university campuses today that
31:04
Speaker 6: in particular, white men are very toxic. And I'm kind
31:09
Speaker 6: of hearing about it because the science didn't support it.
31:12
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, you and I are just two white
31:14
Speaker 3: men talking, and we like ourselves.
31:17
Speaker 4: We don't hate ourselves. I don't know why anybody wants
31:19
Speaker 4: to hate white men. I don't know.
31:21
Speaker 3: I don't get it. White straight men or like the
31:23
Speaker 3: enemy of the world, white street and Republican men. Oh
31:25
Speaker 3: my god, pretty scary stuff.
31:27
Speaker 4: On a University of campus.
31:30
Speaker 1: Hey.
31:30
Speaker 4: By the way, I'm just total off topic.
31:33
Speaker 3: You mentioned you study volcanoes, and I don't study volcanoes,
31:37
Speaker 3: but I just read everything, and it seems to me
31:40
Speaker 3: the ring of fire is like on fire and we're
31:43
Speaker 3: facing a very active volcano worlds right now that maybe
31:47
Speaker 3: wasn't back several decades ago. They poses a lot of
31:50
Speaker 3: problems for the environment and for pollution and climate supposed
31:54
Speaker 3: climate change. One volcano equals like a year of pollution
31:58
Speaker 3: by mankind. So uh am, I right that we're in
32:01
Speaker 3: a very active period with the ring of fire and
32:04
Speaker 3: volcanoes around the world.
32:06
Speaker 6: I hate to disagree with you, and I don't think
32:08
Speaker 6: so Wayne, I tell it. I hope there are at
32:11
Speaker 6: any given time there's about thirty active volcanoes actually erupting,
32:15
Speaker 6: and that varies. But you know, we're not in any
32:19
Speaker 6: at least none that I know of right now. Okay,
32:21
Speaker 6: I'm glad I increased volcanology there.
32:24
Speaker 1: Good, But I agree with you.
32:27
Speaker 6: I'm always mesmerized, even after forty years of studying volcanoes.
32:31
Speaker 1: I love them.
32:32
Speaker 3: I know the one up in Washington State they think
32:34
Speaker 3: might blow very soon, and that would be was a
32:36
Speaker 3: mount Rainier, that would be a real problem.
32:39
Speaker 4: Is going to be a real problem. So there's a
32:41
Speaker 4: bunch of I see there close.
32:43
Speaker 3: So I just thought, maybe you know they are acted
32:45
Speaker 3: suddenly suddenly.
32:46
Speaker 1: Active, all right, very active?
32:48
Speaker 3: All right, Well, there are some active ones around the world.
32:50
Speaker 3: I guess that was the point I was trying to make.
32:52
Speaker 3: Mars Defect, professor at the University of South Florida, pure
32:55
Speaker 3: reviewed paper recently published about modern effeminism.
32:58
Speaker 4: And some interesting conclusions that I agree with. Mark. Thank
33:02
Speaker 4: you for coming on the show.
33:03
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me, Wayne.
33:04
Speaker 4: All right, all right, we'll be right back laugh.
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