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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 03-19-26 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 3: All right, Wayne Allan, Warzone Live.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to our number two. You know this is
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Speaker 4: exhibit A for how insane the left is. I mean,
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Speaker 4: I could say exhibit A is the story. I just
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Speaker 4: ended our one with Sarah Sanders, the governor of Arkansas,
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Speaker 4: is a nice lady, by the way, really nice lady,
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Speaker 4: and way more moderate than I am. I'm a real
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Speaker 4: right wing Reagan Goldwater Trump guy. She's more of a
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Speaker 4: I think, more of a Bush guy melded with a
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Speaker 4: Maga Trump agenda.
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Speaker 3: But I like her.
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Speaker 4: I think she's great. And she got kicked out of
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Speaker 4: a restaurant because they say she's the governor of the state.
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Speaker 4: First of all, she's the governor of any state. It
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Speaker 4: doesn't matter what state. If she's dining in New York
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Speaker 4: or LA or you know, Seattle, Washington. You can't kick
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Speaker 4: a governor out of a restaurant because your employees feel
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Speaker 4: unsafe around a conservative.
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Speaker 3: This is insane.
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Speaker 4: But she's the governor of Arkansas and they kicked her
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Speaker 4: out of a Little Rock, Arkansas restaurant because the gay
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Speaker 4: liberal employees don't like what she stands for.
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Speaker 3: This is insanity.
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Speaker 4: So that's like exhibit A. But this is also exhibit A.
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Speaker 4: Here's a Oregon High School principal, Jeremy P. Williams, former
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Speaker 4: head of Rainier Junior Senior High School, and he is
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Speaker 4: a guy that celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk and
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Speaker 4: he's now been sentenced to five years in prison for
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Speaker 4: possession of.
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Speaker 3: Child abuse material.
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Speaker 4: So the guy is like a pedophile, and the guy
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Speaker 4: likes looking at pictures of little children being raped.
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Speaker 3: I guess is what that means.
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Speaker 4: Initially hit three charges of possessing sexually explicit images of miners.
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Speaker 4: Initially hit with thirteen counts after the Sheriff's office received
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Speaker 4: tips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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Speaker 4: Oregon High School principal celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 4: And it turns out, now you know why they celebrate
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Speaker 4: the death of Kirk, who was very religious and very Christian,
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Speaker 4: and people like this don't like that.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 4: He was placed on leave for celebrating the assassination of
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Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk. Now five years in prison for possession of
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Speaker 4: child abuse material. He must rest here his sex offender
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Speaker 4: for fifteen years and will serve thirty six months of
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Speaker 4: community custody upon release. The Renar School District placed in
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Speaker 4: my administrative leave after his comments celebrating Charlie kirk September
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty five assassination. So this gives you an idea
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Speaker 4: of what you're dealing with, right, These are the people.
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Speaker 4: They're depraved, they're sick in the head. Here's a good story.
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Speaker 4: I kind of mix bad stories a good story.
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Speaker 3: That's what I do all the time.
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Speaker 4: I get you up and then I get you angry, right,
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Speaker 4: because they're all real.
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Speaker 3: I don't make anything up. Everything's real.
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Speaker 4: Here's a no nonsense judge in Texas who torches a
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Speaker 4: Violente robber and gives them a harsh sentence, causing the
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Speaker 4: thugs family to go wild.
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Speaker 3: They have to be removed from the courtroom.
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Speaker 4: And so this kid's name is eighteen year old Caden
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Speaker 4: Fontinette of Port Arthur, Texas face sensing for an October tenth.
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Speaker 3: Robbery of a convenience store.
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Speaker 4: Him and two other youths held up an assaulted a
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Speaker 4: clerk at the Bulldog convenience store that morning while brandishing guns.
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Speaker 4: Shocking crime comes as the Port Arthur experiences an epidemic
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Speaker 4: of violent crime, and the district court Judge Raquel West
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Speaker 4: sounds like Raquel Welsh as Raquel West, Raquel Welsh, I
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Speaker 4: loved her, who was presiding over the sentencing, knew that
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Speaker 4: a slap on the wrist would not cut it. Let's
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Speaker 4: face it, anywhere in America this happens. You get a
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Speaker 4: slap on the wrist, they probably get no jail time
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Speaker 4: where they get a few months in jail. She decided
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Speaker 4: the only way to teach him a lesson was to
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Speaker 4: kim a truly hard sentence, and she noted how even
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Speaker 4: the state's attorneys were previously coddling youthful criminals committing similar crimes.
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Speaker 4: But then she showed empathy for his victims while blasting
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Speaker 4: the truly wicked nature of his crime. She went out
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Speaker 4: to torch Fontnet for fighting others in jail, so she says,
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Speaker 4: he has no remorse. So now you know, he's standing
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Speaker 4: there as an ec year old thinking, I'm gonna get
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Speaker 4: you know, probation, I'm gonna get youth facility for six months.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna get a year in juvie. I don't know
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Speaker 4: what he's thinking. And she looks at him and says,
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Speaker 4: twenty five years behind bars. I feel like Trump when
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Speaker 4: they told him at the head of hern is gay,
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Speaker 4: twenty five years in jail, aren't you the lucky one?
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Speaker 4: And then his family had to be removed from the
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Speaker 4: courtroom before Wes could finish explaining why she delivered such
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Speaker 4: a lengthy service. Twenty five years in prison for robbing
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Speaker 4: a convenience store. And by the way, why do you
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Speaker 4: think that's a bad sentence? Do you think that's too much?
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Speaker 4: I think it's just fine. I think it's just right
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Speaker 4: if you.
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Speaker 3: Want to stop this from happening.
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Speaker 4: Don't people have a right to own a business without
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Speaker 4: being shot in the face or threaten with being shot
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Speaker 4: in the face and never going home and seeing their
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Speaker 4: family again. Don't they have a right to her in
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Speaker 4: a living without some.
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Speaker 3: Punk attacking them. And so if you want to stop this,
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Speaker 3: this is exactly what you got to do.
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Speaker 4: You got to start giving people twenty five years in
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Speaker 4: prison or life in prison. And you got to start
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Speaker 4: also passing three strikes in your outlaws and you're out.
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Speaker 4: Not laws with three strikes and you're out. Otherwise it
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Speaker 4: sounds like outlaws. Three strikes in your outlaws. Well, three
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Speaker 4: strikes and you are an outlaw. But that was the
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Speaker 4: way it was in what the nineteen eighties. Three strikes
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Speaker 4: and you're out.
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Speaker 3: And so on the third violent crime, you're in jail
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Speaker 3: for life and that's the end of it. And the
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Speaker 3: third crime could be.
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Speaker 4: Drugs, drugs, drugs and drugs. You sell drugs three times,
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Speaker 4: you're out. Three strikes and you're out. And they got
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Speaker 4: rid of all those they thought they were too harsh.
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Speaker 4: But as I said to our Sheriff Kevin mcmahill in
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Speaker 4: the interview and hour number one, you know, it's my opinion,
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Speaker 4: almost all crimes, ninety percent of crimes, ninety five percent
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Speaker 4: of crimes you're committed by the same five percent of people.
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Speaker 4: If you put them in jail for life, crime would drop.
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Speaker 4: So dramatically with them gone so and of course he
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Speaker 4: agreed the same repeat offenders also worth mentioning. I mentioned
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Speaker 4: it to open the show. But Trump draws gasps, and
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Speaker 4: he didn't draw a gasp, He draw laughs. This is
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Speaker 4: a lie when they say Trump draws gasps. This is
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Speaker 4: the mainstream meeting with their lies. What he drew was
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Speaker 4: laughs with his quip in front of the Japanese Prime Minister,
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Speaker 4: the Japanese Prime minister greatest line of all time by
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Speaker 4: President a Japanese reporter. While Trump is sitting with the
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Speaker 4: Japanese Prime Minister in the White House, Japanese reporters are
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Speaker 4: there and they ask him, mister President, why didn't you
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Speaker 4: tell your ally Japan that you were about to attack Iran?
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Speaker 3: Why did you leave it secret?
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Speaker 4: And Trump looks at the guy and then he looks
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Speaker 4: at the Prime minister. He says, why didn't you tell
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Speaker 4: me about Pearl Harbor before you attack?
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Speaker 3: It's just the.
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Speaker 4: Greatest line of all time, he said, you know, is
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Speaker 4: it supposed to be a surprise. You know who knows
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Speaker 4: better about surprise than Japan. Now, I'm sure that one
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Speaker 4: funny line which I would have the exact same line.
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Speaker 4: I'm sure, it's gonna be the biggest news story in Japan.
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Speaker 4: They're all gonna say they're offended. He's destroyed our relations.
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Speaker 4: It's just a funny one liner joke. It's like the
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Speaker 4: time on Newsmax TV when I happened to say when
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Speaker 4: someone called in and said, you know, what do you
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Speaker 4: think of Trump and the Jews?
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Speaker 3: Why do Jews hate him an America?
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Speaker 4: And I said, well, you know, I'm Jewish, I don't
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Speaker 4: if they hate him in America, but they love him
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Speaker 4: in Israel. In Israel, he's the king of the Jews.
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Speaker 4: And the next morning the entire world exploded. It was
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Speaker 4: the biggest media firestorm, not of my life, of anyone's life,
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Speaker 4: Thousands and thousands and thousands of people reporting on Wayne
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Speaker 4: Route calling Trump the king of the Jews.
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Speaker 3: It was a little joke, a throwaway line. I'm just
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Speaker 3: like Trump. I'm a Wiseasid. I throw away a line
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Speaker 3: like that. You know, Trump's like the king of the Jews.
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Speaker 3: It doesn't mean anything.
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Speaker 4: To say that. They made it like I had just
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Speaker 4: anointed him the king of the Jews. And of course
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Speaker 4: they think that. You know, if you're the king of
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Speaker 4: the Jews, you've replaced Jesus Christ. Nobody was saying that,
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Speaker 4: but it just traveled all over the world, and there
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Speaker 4: were stories written in Israel in Muslim nations about Wayne
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Speaker 4: ala Rednald Trump and what I just christened him is
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Speaker 4: the most ridiculous thing that's ever happened to me. And
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Speaker 4: it was the biggest news story in the world for
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Speaker 4: a week. A media firestorm. Just I'm sure Trump's going
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Speaker 4: to be a media firestorm. He's offended the people of Japan.
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Speaker 4: Why didn't they attack us in Pearl Harbor?
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Speaker 3: Wasn't it a sneak attack? Didn't they guide?
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Speaker 4: Just a Japanese reporter just ask us about why we
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Speaker 4: attacked Iran and kept it secret and a surprise.
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Speaker 3: Because you kept Pearl Harbor's surprise, it's a perfect answer.
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Speaker 3: Breaking news.
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Speaker 4: I mentioned in Hour number one, James Comey, the former
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Speaker 4: FBI director, has been subpoenaed in the sprawling Russia Gate investigation.
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Speaker 4: I say that's going to be all about twisting his
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Speaker 4: agency's high Chinese interference in the twenty twenty election from Trump?
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Speaker 4: and sixty million. I think it's a very low evaluation.
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Speaker 4: I believe it's worth close to a billion dollars. I
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Speaker 4: would say it's worth seven or fifty million to a
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Speaker 4: billion dollars. Understanding Palm Beach real estate as I do,
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Speaker 4: there's no other property like it. With twenty acres between
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Speaker 3: And there are houses.
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Speaker 4: Going for two hundred and three hundred million dollars that
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Speaker 4: are sitting on like one half of an acre that are,
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Speaker 4: you know, nothing like mar A Lago. It's the most
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Speaker 4: amazing property ever. So again, why am I bringing that up?
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Speaker 4: Because Forbes just valued at five hundred and sixty million,
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Speaker 4: which I think is low. But remember Letitia James and
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Speaker 4: that judge in New York, Irgoran I think was his name,
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Speaker 4: They said it was only worth eighteen million. So Trump's
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Speaker 4: Why do we have a shutdown because of the Democrat Party?
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Speaker 4: All right, Swayne Allen. Root the root, the root, the
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Speaker 4: route is on fire. Welcome back. So I was talking
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Speaker 4: about airports being shut down and possible terrorist attacks at airports.
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Speaker 4: You know, I mean this combination of we're at war
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Speaker 4: with Iran at the same time, the TSA is not
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Speaker 4: being funded and airport personnel are not showing up. TSA
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Speaker 4: security is not showing up. They're quitting their jobs. They're
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Speaker 4: out getting another job because they're gonna starve. You know,
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Speaker 4: it's hard for me to understand. I mean, doesn't everybody
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Speaker 4: have a friend or a mother or a father that
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Speaker 4: could loan you a couple of thousand dollars for a month.
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Speaker 4: You know you're gonna get paid. No government employe in
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Speaker 3: You will be paid.
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Speaker 4: It just might be a month late or two months late.
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Speaker 4: Can't you get anyone to give you a loan for
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Speaker 4: a month knowing it's absolutely coming back. I mean, in
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Speaker 4: the whole world, the only thing you know for sure
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Speaker 4: death taxes and government employees will be paid, so they're
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Speaker 4: gonna get paid. I can't believe they don't know single
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Speaker 4: person in the world that can keep them from being
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Speaker 4: kicked out of their home and being homeless. But I
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Speaker 4: feel bad for all these people because that's what's happening,
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Speaker 4: and they're all losing their minds and they just don't
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Speaker 4: have any money to I guess pay for baby food
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Speaker 4: for their kids or pay the rents. They're not showing
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Speaker 4: up for work, so someone's gonna walk on an airplane
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Speaker 4: and blow us up. And Democrats don't seem to care.
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Speaker 4: We know it's gonna end soon, maybe to end tomorrow
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Speaker 4: or next week or this weekend. It's gonna end, but
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Speaker 4: it's gonna end because Republicans are freaking out, and Republicans
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Speaker 4: are making concessions. I don't think they should make a concession.
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Speaker 4: Democrats are the ones who held this up. Democrats are
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Speaker 4: the ones who did this. Let them pay for this.
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Speaker 4: Why would you make a concession to people who are crazy?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely crazy? All right, move on to some other topics again.
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Speaker 4: If you have to question why we attacked Iran, here's
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Speaker 4: a champion wrestler, A kid.
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Speaker 3: Former Iranian wrestling champion.
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Speaker 4: The Islamic Republic of Iran judiciary on Thursday ignored a
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Speaker 4: US State Department warning, along with pleas from elite Iranian
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Speaker 4: American wrestlers, to not execute nineteen year old champion wrestler
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Speaker 4: Safa Mohammadi for protesting against the Kahmani regime. Reports said
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Speaker 4: Mohammadi was killed in a public hanging, seen as a
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Speaker 4: barbaric move by the Iranian regime to snuff out any
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Speaker 4: ongoing movement seeking to topple it. Here's a human rights
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Speaker 4: activist says his execution was a blatant political murder, part
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Speaker 4: of the Islamic Republic's pattern of targeting athletes to crush
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Speaker 4: descent and terrorize society. A scene with Navid Afkari and
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Speaker 4: others executed despite international outcry.
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Speaker 3: Can you imagine a.
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Speaker 4: Nineteen year old wrestling champion goes to a protest and
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Speaker 4: I can I guarantee you there's going to be Democrats
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Speaker 4: who compare that to the two Americans that were killed
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Speaker 4: protesting Ice.
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Speaker 3: But they weren't protesting Ice.
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Speaker 4: Nobody in America's ever been killed for standing around at
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Speaker 4: a protest. I don't even think Kent State. Again, I
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Speaker 4: was too young to remember what happened to Ken State.
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Speaker 4: I don't know that anybody was standing around. I think
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Speaker 4: they were probably attacking the National Guard, and the national
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Speaker 4: Guard had lied bullets and they shot a couple of
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Speaker 4: the people that were attacking them. But I know for
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Speaker 4: sure that in Minnesota, ICE was shooting people who they
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Speaker 4: felt were threatening their lives, to run them over the car,
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Speaker 4: to beat them and have a gun in their waistband,
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Speaker 4: and they might shoot them. These were people that were
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Speaker 4: actively fighting, you know, law enforcement. Of course there's a
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Speaker 4: chance you could get shot, but they ICE employees do
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Speaker 4: not pull out a gun and shoot you in the
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Speaker 4: head because you're standing quietly, peacefully in a protest. So
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Speaker 4: you know, if you compare one to the other, you're
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Speaker 4: out of your mind. America is not like Iran. Sorry,
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Speaker 4: America under Donald Trump's not like Iran. But if you're
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Speaker 4: wondering why we're there, that's why we're there. These are
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Speaker 4: such horrible people that run Iran, such horrible people that
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Speaker 4: they've just got to be killed. They've just got to
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Speaker 4: be killed. We have to kill them all. It's incredible.
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Speaker 4: What horrible people are They killed a nineteen year old
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Speaker 4: wrestling champion for just being at the wrong place at
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Speaker 4: the wrong time in a protest.
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Speaker 3: Incredible. Can you imagine up to.
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Speaker 4: The last second, they put the rope around his neck,
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Speaker 4: I had you was like during the COVID pandemic. I
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Speaker 4: remember you coming on, must have been twenty twenty or
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty one, and we were in the middle of
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Speaker 4: all those horrible things, and we were talking about masks
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, we've come a long way some what are
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Speaker 3: And wow?
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Speaker 7: And we're still we're still in the thick of it,
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Speaker 7: and you know, thankfully part of it is in the
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Speaker 7: science to do and a lot of people to help.
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Speaker 2: Well.
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Speaker 4: I live in Las Vegas and Vegas is, you know,
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Speaker 4: has been for a long time, pretty close to normal.
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Speaker 4: I don't know anyone who has worn a mask once
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Speaker 4: since like twenty twenty one. I never wore them at all,
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Speaker 4: by the way, but when I go to La to visit,
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Speaker 4: the people are so mentally insane in Los Angeles that
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Speaker 4: These these people are mentally ill ry and there's something
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Speaker 4: wrong with them. It's crazy to think that a mask
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Speaker 4: is good for you when you're out in fresh air
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Speaker 4: and sunshine, and it's not twenty twenty. I get it
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Speaker 4: why people were afraid then. I wasn't, but I get it.
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Speaker 4: But now who would wear a mask now? And still
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Speaker 4: so many people were now, you know, in some of
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Speaker 4: these big liberal Democrat cities, but thank god Vegas. Very
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Speaker 4: rarely do I see mass in Vegas. But other than
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Speaker 4: Asian tourists, who I guess love masks. Asians love mass
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Speaker 4: I don't know what to deal with that is, But
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Speaker 4: what are your thoughts on mass right?
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Speaker 3: And masks don't stop a germ.
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Speaker 4: Right, if the germs are smaller than the holes in
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Speaker 4: the mass, they go right through.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like throwing sand through a chain link. Then, So,
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Speaker 7: you know, God bless them in their mentally challenged condition.
26:31
Speaker 7: You know, the propaganda and fear were strong, and they've
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Speaker 7: held on to it for whatever reason.
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Speaker 1: Race so most of us have moved on.
26:37
Speaker 3: Thank goodness, Thank goodness, thank goodness.
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Speaker 4: So so you were one of the first doctors in
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Speaker 4: the world to bring attention to turbo cancer. Now in
26:44
Speaker 4: the beginning, you know, I'll brag a little bit. I mean,
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Speaker 4: you deserve all the kudos in the world, and you're
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Speaker 4: a brilliant, brilliant guy, and I appreciate everything you did.
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Speaker 4: I put my neck on the line on these shows.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 4: I was on national radio, I was on national TV,
26:58
Speaker 4: and I said, don't take the vaccine because my understanding
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Speaker 4: was that A it could wind up being something terrible
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Speaker 4: because you're a guinea pig. And B never vaccinate in
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Speaker 4: the middle of a pandemic because it'll cause variance to
27:12
Speaker 4: come out. And I'm no expert, but I am a
27:15
Speaker 4: columby university grad and I just thought those were two
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Speaker 4: solid reasons to wait, I kept saying, I don't buy
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Speaker 4: a new car in its first year, right, why would
27:22
Speaker 4: I want to take a vaccine in the first week
27:24
Speaker 4: it comes out? I said, don't do it. But I
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Speaker 4: remember reading at the very beginning. You were the guy
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Speaker 4: that was putting out information on autopsies, I believe, and
27:33
Speaker 4: you were finding the Weren't you the guy that was
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Speaker 4: finding all those long, giant fibrous things inside dead bodies,
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Speaker 4: the people who've been vaccinated. And I remember thinking, oh
27:42
Speaker 4: my gosh, this has turned out to be a nightmare,
27:46
Speaker 4: a catastrophe of epic proportions.
27:48
Speaker 3: But you were the first.
27:49
Speaker 4: Guy that tipped people off that when people were dying,
27:54
Speaker 4: you found these things in their bodies if they were vaccinated.
27:56
Speaker 1: Right, true? Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I helped coined the term clot shot, and I made
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Speaker 7: all these observations. I saw the uptick in cancer. And
28:07
Speaker 7: as a pathologist, we go where the data goes. We
28:11
Speaker 7: make observations. We don't cause a crash if there's a
28:14
Speaker 7: car crash, we don't prevent the crash. We observe the crash,
28:17
Speaker 7: and so we make observations of what we see. And
28:21
Speaker 7: because of that, like many of my colleagues, I was
28:24
Speaker 7: attacked mercilessly like you were.
28:26
Speaker 1: By the media. But our job is to tell the truth.
28:29
Speaker 7: We're reporters and we're there to say this is what's happening.
28:34
Speaker 7: And I saw changes in the immune system and blood
28:37
Speaker 7: patterns as well, and it was of grave concern to
28:40
Speaker 7: me then and now these vaccine injuries that our neighbors
28:46
Speaker 7: know about, our family members know about. They were going
28:49
Speaker 7: to come forward in this recent ASIP committee meeting that
28:53
Speaker 7: got canceled by the judge, and this population, which is
28:56
Speaker 7: very large of injured people, have not had the voice
28:59
Speaker 7: they need. But yeah, I saw the clots, I saw
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Speaker 7: the cancers, but more so than that. Of course, everybody's
29:05
Speaker 7: heard about myocarditis, but people don't know about the autoimmune
29:08
Speaker 7: conditions and the neurologic conditions.
29:10
Speaker 1: Literally, in the last two days, I.
29:12
Speaker 7: Received calls from close friends with family members with degenerative
29:17
Speaker 7: neurologic conditions.
29:18
Speaker 1: At very young age. But is what do they have
29:22
Speaker 1: in common? They did get the shots.
29:24
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, Well, listen, I have in common in my phone.
29:27
Speaker 4: And again, you know, it's not like it's ridiculous that
29:30
Speaker 4: like I know, one hundred people and one hundred people
29:32
Speaker 4: are dead or dying I have six thousand people in
29:35
Speaker 4: my phone, so I have a lot of friends six
29:37
Speaker 4: thousand people. But I know I kept I started keeping
29:40
Speaker 4: a list, and I stopped when it got.
29:41
Speaker 3: To like one hundred and fifty.
29:43
Speaker 4: But I know one hundred and fifty people that either
29:46
Speaker 4: died or are dying, or had massive heart attacks, or
29:50
Speaker 4: are currently undergoing cancer treatments, terrible diseases, or they're dead.
29:54
Speaker 4: And all one hundred and fifty were vaccinated. Well, I
29:57
Speaker 4: shouldn't say that, like one hundred and forty six, one
30:00
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty we're vaccinated with the code vaccine and
30:02
Speaker 4: four of them. You know, people got cancer and heart
30:04
Speaker 4: attacks before we ever heard of the vaccine, so obviously
30:07
Speaker 4: that's not the only thing in the world that caused it.
30:09
Speaker 4: But you know, I single handedly know so many people
30:13
Speaker 4: that got vaccinated and got sick, and I know very
30:16
Speaker 4: few people were not or unvaccinated that got sick.
30:20
Speaker 3: So it's like a case study.
30:21
Speaker 4: Just Waynroot's friends. Anyone I know didn't get the vaccine.
30:25
Speaker 4: Life's fine. Look at me, I'm great.
30:27
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be sixty five years old. I feel like
30:29
Speaker 3: I'm forty.
30:29
Speaker 4: And then I know people got the vaccine and they
30:32
Speaker 4: went downhill so fast. So the proof is in front
30:36
Speaker 4: of people's eyes. I can't be the only one who
30:38
Speaker 4: has that list.
30:40
Speaker 7: Yeah, but the corporatocracy doesn't want people to know. And
30:43
Speaker 7: I know you're not the only one with that list unfortunately.
30:46
Speaker 7: And I think this is what we're trying to do
30:49
Speaker 7: in medicine and the independent Independent Medical Alliance, and we're
30:52
Speaker 7: trying to get the truth out there because as you know,
30:55
Speaker 7: and I know, the mainstream, the legacy media, the dying
30:59
Speaker 7: legacy media, has tried to suppress this information. They don't
31:03
Speaker 7: want people to know. But we do have good people
31:06
Speaker 7: in government now in many positions that are pushing to
31:09
Speaker 7: have the studies done to.
31:10
Speaker 3: Like Robert F. Kennedy, right, Robert absolutely.
31:14
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and he's doing great work.
31:16
Speaker 7: And it's amazing what he's accomplished in spite of the
31:19
Speaker 7: battles he's had internally and only have having maybe twenty
31:22
Speaker 7: thirty percent of the team in place that he would
31:25
Speaker 7: like to have in place. So he's accomplished great things.
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Speaker 7: And think about it, you look at the mainstream media.
31:31
Speaker 7: We're in the zeitgeist now, we're having the conversations, the
31:35
Speaker 7: uncomfortable ones, they don't want to have. But people are
31:38
Speaker 7: awake and people are aware, and they're making choices for themselves,
31:41
Speaker 7: and people want independence. They want to break free from
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31:56
Speaker 7: from this the greatest number, for the greatest, greatest good,
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Speaker 1: Right, it's kind of right, fair.
32:12
Speaker 4: Enough, fair enough, as you know, as all doctors who
32:16
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32:41
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32:44
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32:47
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37:56
Speaker 3: Do you see that? And again I'm always careful. Who knows.
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Speaker 4: Maybe he didn't take the vaccine and what happened anyway,
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Speaker 4: it has nothing to do with the vaccine, but.
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Speaker 3: I'd love to know.
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Speaker 4: I'd love to ask his grieving widow, you know, maybe
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Speaker 4: a month from now, when time has gone by, was
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Speaker 4: he vaccinated or not? Because it seems to me, I
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Speaker 4: never in my lifetime saw politicians die mid speech till
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Speaker 4: the vaccines came along. Now I've seen that quite a
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Speaker 4: few times in Europe in the United States, where they
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Speaker 4: faint in the middle of speech, or die in the
38:26
Speaker 4: middle of speech, or faint in the middle of an
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Speaker 4: interview on Fox News. I never saw that rye until
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Speaker 4: the vaccines came along. It's pretty weird. I've never seen
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Speaker 4: a human being speak to people and say boom and
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Speaker 4: they die. I mean, it's just so weird. So you
38:42
Speaker 4: gotta start asking the question. I think of everybody it's science.
38:47
Speaker 4: It's fair to ask where they vaccinated. And you will
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Speaker 4: find a pattern, in my opinion that all the people
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Speaker 4: who are dropping dead mid speech or are on the
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Speaker 4: soccer field have been vaccinated.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's one of our goals is to integrity back
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Speaker 7: to medicine. And you can't find what you don't look for.
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Speaker 7: So if you don't ask the question, like you said,
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Speaker 7: if you don't ask the question, you'll never know right.
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Speaker 7: And I think that's part of the game that the
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Speaker 7: opposition is playing. You know, don't let the right hand
39:14
Speaker 7: or the left hand look at each other, don't let
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Speaker 7: them know what they're doing. But the important aspect is
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Speaker 7: let's be scientists again. Instead of this ideology that's overtaken society.
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Speaker 7: Let's look at the actual facts and you know, God
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Speaker 7: bless him and his family and.
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Speaker 1: The rough time you're going through.
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Speaker 7: But at the same time, there's so many scenarios like
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Speaker 7: this where the autopsies weren't done, the tissues weren't examined,
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Speaker 7: those residual contaminated fragments from the vaccines weren't looked for,
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Speaker 7: and we really need to This is where the NIH
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Speaker 7: does need to press forward and say, Okay, we have
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Speaker 7: the cohones, we have the courage to look at these
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Speaker 7: things because it's about future generation.
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Speaker 3: It's science. That is the definition of science. Don't you
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Speaker 3: want to know?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely amazing, then you do the studies, but they don't
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Speaker 4: want to. You know why they don't want to know,
40:03
Speaker 4: because I believe my opinion is in the next five
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Speaker 4: years there'll be thousands of ads on TV saying, Hi,
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Speaker 4: I'm an ambulance chasy lawyer, were you vaccinated? We're suing
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Speaker 4: for twelve trillion dollars and they're all scared they're gonna
40:16
Speaker 4: get hell liable. So everybody wants to you know, like
40:18
Speaker 4: in football, you play the clock out right, they just
40:21
Speaker 4: want to keep pushing.
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Speaker 3: It further and further out and just don't bring it up.
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Speaker 4: Don't let anyone say anything because someday someone's gonna.
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Speaker 3: Be held responsible.
40:29
Speaker 4: And all the corporations are scared, the government's scared, the
40:31
Speaker 4: media is scared.
40:33
Speaker 3: Think of Ryan.
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Speaker 4: You know this right that all the big companies, even
40:36
Speaker 4: Fox News and Newsmax, took millions of dollars in the
40:39
Speaker 4: government to never allow anyone to say anything bad about
40:41
Speaker 4: the vaccine. So when a person died to watch Fox
40:45
Speaker 4: News that never got the information, they should have their
40:47
Speaker 4: families should be able to sue Fox News for millions
40:50
Speaker 4: of dollars. You could take billions from Fox News right now,
40:53
Speaker 4: no one's done it yet, and I think they're scared
40:55
Speaker 4: to death.
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Speaker 3: They know they're liable.
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Speaker 7: Well, a lot of false advertising did happen, and the
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Speaker 7: majority of Americans across the political spectrum now they want
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Speaker 7: informed consent. They want medical freedom. They want to have
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Speaker 7: the choice as to whether or not you know, their
41:12
Speaker 7: doctor can talk to them about a vaccine without fear
41:14
Speaker 7: of reprisal or loss of license or restrictions.
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Speaker 1: On their license.
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Speaker 7: Most doctors don't want to go through what I've gone
41:22
Speaker 7: through and many of my colleagues have gone through in
41:24
Speaker 7: terms of the waste of years of a career in
41:27
Speaker 7: medical or medical attacks that were just drummed up by
41:31
Speaker 7: those funds that the government gave to those organizations to
41:35
Speaker 7: attack the people that were actually doing the science.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, it is tragic. But America is waking up.
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Speaker 7: As Steve Bannon calls Idaho, where I live, the great
41:44
Speaker 7: American redoubt.
41:45
Speaker 1: Here, we have the Medical Freedom Act.
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Speaker 7: We were the first one to pass the Medical Freedom
41:48
Speaker 7: Act to protect the bodies of our citizens, and other
41:51
Speaker 7: states are taking up the mantle and putting forward bills
41:54
Speaker 7: to do the same. Look, the Feds aren't going to
41:56
Speaker 7: do it quickly, but you know, I've been in Washington
41:58
Speaker 7: with I am a many times speaking to many leaders
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Speaker 7: in the House, in the Senate, and they said, hey,
42:03
Speaker 7: keep getting it done at the state levels, because we
42:05
Speaker 7: know that once enough states have done it, then the
42:07
Speaker 7: Feds will get the courage to do the same thing.
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Speaker 4: I had forgotten you were from Idaho. So that's where
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Speaker 4: that mayor dropped dead the other day. Yeah, just write
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Speaker 4: mid sentence in the middle.
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Speaker 3: Of a speech. I just forty eight years old. I
42:18
Speaker 3: think I read a young guy dropping dead in the
42:21
Speaker 3: middle of a political speech.
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Speaker 4: Days after becoming the mayor whoever heard of things like that?
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Speaker 4: I'm telling you I think you'll find out. My guess
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Speaker 4: is he was vaccinated. Really scary. And somebody wrote me
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Speaker 4: an email this morning, Ryan, and they told me they
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Speaker 4: live in Ido and a mayor right down the street,
42:37
Speaker 4: like five miles away just dropped dead as well. They
42:40
Speaker 4: told me so two of them dropped dead in a
42:42
Speaker 4: very short period of time, both fairly young.
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Speaker 3: So strange things happening. We're on the run, doctor Ryan
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Speaker 3: cole hit.
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