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War Zone LIVE! with Wayne Allyn Root 09-28-26 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Podcast

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Speaker 2: What time is it? It's time for War!
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Speaker 1: Wayne Allen Root.
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Speaker 2: Alright, Wade Allyn Root, welcome to Warzone Live! Every day,
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Speaker 2: you know, this is a new time. We don't start
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Speaker 2: at 4 o'clock Eastern, we start at 4.30 Eastern nowadays
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Speaker 2: because my next show is America Speaks and there was
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Speaker 2: too much time between the two and I was getting exhausted.
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Speaker 2: You don't want an hour between shows because then you
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Speaker 2: get stale, you get tired, you get cold. So I
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Speaker 2: wanted to get them a little closer together so now
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Speaker 2: this show is 4.30 to 5.30 East Coast time and
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Speaker 2: America Speaks is 6 o'clock, excuse me, yeah, 6 o'clock
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Speaker 2: East Coast time to 7 o'clock East Coast time. Very confusing.
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Speaker 2: I'm on the West Coast, so we talk in East
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Speaker 2: Coast terms, but it's very confusing. Big news stories of
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Speaker 2: the day. I think the big news story of the
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Speaker 2: day is the United Kingdom is a piece of crap.
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Speaker 2: I can't believe that is the country that defeated Hitler, again,
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Speaker 2: only with our help. But nonetheless, Winston Churchill kept them
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Speaker 2: alive for years and years, not even four years, really
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Speaker 2: five years, because it was a year before Pearl Harbor.
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Speaker 2: They were fighting with the So he kept them alive
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Speaker 2: forever with nothing. I mean, they had none of the money,
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Speaker 2: none of the backing, none of the weapons, none of
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Speaker 2: the planes. Germany dominated the entire European continent. And UK
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Speaker 2: should have just folded like France did and every other
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Speaker 2: country did. But the UK never folded. And that's because
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Speaker 2: they had a strong backbone and wonderful people. And it
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Speaker 2: was really a country filled with white people. And today
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Speaker 2: they've let migration destroy the country forever. And it's filled
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Speaker 2: with Muslims and it's filled with foreigners of all kinds.
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Speaker 2: You don't have the same kind of backbone. And they're
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Speaker 2: destroying the country, just destroying it. Turns out the U.K.
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Speaker 2: government granted citizenship to a former Hamas leader's bodyguard accused
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Speaker 2: of plotting terror attacks against Jews. Hard to even believe,
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Speaker 2: but that's a real story. They granted citizenship to this guy.
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Speaker 2: Let's see if we can dig into the details a
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Speaker 2: little bit. The British government granted asylum and citizenship to
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Speaker 2: a former Hamas leader's bodyguard facing charges of plotting an
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Speaker 2: attack on Jewish targets in Germany from his home in England.
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Speaker 2: The Sunday Times revealed the former bodyguard of Ishmael Haniyeh,
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Speaker 2: who was then serving as Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip,
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Speaker 2: was granted asylum and granted indefinite leave to remain by
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Speaker 2: the home office of Theresa May under the former government
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Speaker 2: of David Cameron in 2015. The man referred to only
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Speaker 2: as Mr. X for legal reasons. was publicly tied to
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Speaker 2: Haniyeh at least by 2006. Haniyeh would later be declared
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Speaker 2: a terrorist by the U.S. State Department in 2018, served
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Speaker 2: as chairman of Hamas's political bureau during the October 7th
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Speaker 2: attacks against Israel. He was ultimately assassinated by Israel, yay,
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Speaker 2: in an explosion at a guest house in an Iranian
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Speaker 2: Revolutionary Guard compound in Tehran. In addition to having served
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Speaker 2: in Haniyeh's security detail, Security detail, Mr. X is also
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Speaker 2: said to have been the son of another Hamas leader,
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Speaker 2: a top Hamas leader, and had been arrested in Egypt
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Speaker 2: for running a smuggling tunnel to Gaza for the transport
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Speaker 2: of guns and gold into the territory. In any case,
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Speaker 2: you know, you're talking about Britain no longer being a
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Speaker 2: functioning nation. They're a joke. They're a joke. They've let
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Speaker 2: the migrants take over. Massive crime wave. Yes, they have
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Speaker 2: no guns, not allowed to carry a gun. Police don't
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Speaker 2: even carry guns. But what you have is massive, massive
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Speaker 2: crime wave with knives. What's the difference if someone kills
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Speaker 2: you with a knife or a machete or a gun?
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Speaker 2: Here's another story. U.K. officials announced they're releasing five alleged
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Speaker 2: terrorists on bail following an attempted attack on an air
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Speaker 2: base used by the USA for striking Iran. So the
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Speaker 2: conquered nation of the United Kingdom, that's what we call
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Speaker 2: it from now on, the conquered nation of the United
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Speaker 2: Kingdom is letting out five men who are planning a
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Speaker 2: mass attack, a mass murder attack, a mass terrorism attack,
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Speaker 2: trying to kill American soldiers stationed in their country. Five
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Speaker 2: alleged terrorists arrested over the suspected Iranian bomb plot at
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Speaker 2: RAF Fairford. It's an airbase. will now all be released
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Speaker 2: on bail. Isn't this insanity? And they haven't named the suspects.
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Speaker 2: Of course they haven't. They said they're all nationals. You
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Speaker 2: know what that means? That means they don't want to
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Speaker 2: say they all have Arab names, Muslim names. They're a
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Speaker 2: bunch of Muslims. They may have been born in England, maybe,
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Speaker 2: or maybe they came to England early in life, but
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Speaker 2: they're not nationals. You know, if you're not born in America,
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Speaker 2: you're not a national. It's a lie. Really quite amazing
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Speaker 2: that these five guys have been accused of an act
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Speaker 2: of mass terrorism. They let them all out on bail.
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Speaker 2: They're walking around now which shows you that England is
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Speaker 2: even worse than the most liberal big cities in America
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Speaker 2: with Soros DAs and Soros judges. Truly a disgrace. Winston
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Speaker 2: Churchill is rolling over in his grave. This is the
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Speaker 2: kind of story that really interests me. The California Supreme
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Speaker 2: Court orders Sheriff Bianco, Chad Bianco, to return 650,000 seized ballots.
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Speaker 2: So the sheriff of Riverside County, sees 650,000 ballots. I
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Speaker 2: assume they're probably ballots just for Riverside County alone, not
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Speaker 2: for the whole state of California, because how would he
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Speaker 2: have gotten his hands on the whole California? But he
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Speaker 2: got his hands on Riverside's ballots. And he was sifting
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Speaker 2: through them with investigators. And I guarantee he was going
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Speaker 2: to find that all or most of them are filled
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Speaker 2: with fraud and filled with illegal aliens. And the California
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Speaker 2: Supreme Court says, you're not allowed to do that. You've
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Speaker 2: got to hand them back. You've got to hand them back.
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Speaker 2: Because this is how they steal elections, and they know
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Speaker 2: this is how they steal elections. What a disgrace. You
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Speaker 2: cannot investigate ballots. This is just like Tina Peters. That's
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Speaker 2: why they threw her in jail. You're not allowed... To
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Speaker 2: know that voter fraud's going, to prove that voter fraud
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Speaker 2: is going on, our entire nation has been corrupted, and
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Speaker 2: soon we'll be just like the United Kingdom. You understand,
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Speaker 2: in a few years, if Democrats control presidency, House, and Senate,
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Speaker 2: we'll never get it back, and someone like me, Wayne
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Speaker 2: Allyn Root, for telling the truth, will be arrested. You'll
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Speaker 2: hear a bang on the door while I'm on the air,
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Speaker 2: and SWAT teams will come in, throw me on the ground,
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Speaker 2: cuff me, put leg irons on, and they'll send me
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Speaker 2: to prison for the rest of my life. for merely
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Speaker 2: telling the truth and criticizing the government and criticizing socialism
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Speaker 2: and communism and the terrible things they're doing. This is
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Speaker 2: what you're letting happen if you don't vote, right? You're
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Speaker 2: mad at Trump, and I get why you're mad at Trump.
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Speaker 2: You're mad at Republicans, and I get why you're mad
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Speaker 2: at Republicans. It's a do-nothing Senate. They accomplished nothing. They
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Speaker 2: couldn't even pass the SAVE Act. They're a disgrace to humanity.
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Speaker 2: And I understand why you're mad at them, because I'm
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Speaker 2: mad at them. And they're all against Trump. They got
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Speaker 2: knives out. They hate Trump's guts. No, not the Democrat Senate.
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Speaker 2: The Republican Senate hates Trump's guts. And I'm sure plenty
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Speaker 2: of congressmen, too. And so you don't want to reelect them.
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Speaker 2: But to elect Democrats, it's just, as I keep saying,
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Speaker 2: behind door number one is your only two choices in
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Speaker 2: getting married. Behind door number one is a nice guy,
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Speaker 2: but he's broke and he's a loser and he has
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Speaker 2: no job. And behind door number two is a Muslim
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Speaker 2: communist terrorist married to nine year olds. Who are you
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Speaker 2: going to pick? You're going to pick the loser, the
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Speaker 2: nice loser. You know, you're not going to pick the
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Speaker 2: crazy Muslim communist terrorist because he would beat you and
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Speaker 2: rape you and your life would be ruined. So when
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Speaker 2: you have a choice, there's only two. Pick the ones
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Speaker 2: lesser of two evils. Republicans are terrible. But boy, they're
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Speaker 2: nothing like Democrats. Democrats are evil. Democrats are from Satan.
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Speaker 2: And I'm telling you, if you let if you let
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Speaker 2: Republicans win, well, you know, just like the first, you know,
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Speaker 2: the last two years, first two years of Trump's second term,
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Speaker 2: we'll get a few things like the big, beautiful bill
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Speaker 2: and the border was secured and drug prices are down.
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Speaker 2: There are some good things in this presidency, some really
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Speaker 2: good things. But you didn't get a lot of the
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Speaker 2: stuff you want in Trump you feel hasn't done some
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Speaker 2: of the right things with war and the Epstein files,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, inflation. But you haven't lived till
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Speaker 2: you see what happens if you elect Democrats. You have
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Speaker 2: no idea how bad it's going to be. First of all,
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Speaker 2: if they could find affordability for you, like you're talking
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Speaker 2: about the pot calling the kettle black. Oh my God, Trump, inflation,
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Speaker 2: no affordability. Trump can't help you. Democrats are the ones
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Speaker 2: that got us in this hole. They have no idea
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Speaker 2: how to get out except to raise taxes and cause
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Speaker 2: everybody to go bankrupt. They've never had affordability. Why don't
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Speaker 2: you move to California if you think they have affordability?
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Speaker 2: There's an all-blue state. Democrats run every level of California,
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Speaker 2: and it's the most expensive state in America. So how
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Speaker 2: could they mention affordability? Democrats run every lever and level
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Speaker 2: of New York and it's the most expensive states. How
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Speaker 2: could they mention affordability? Why don't you move to New
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Speaker 2: York City? You know, move from your suburban Milwaukee big shots.
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Speaker 2: Move to New York City if you think Democrats have
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Speaker 2: the answer to affordability. Does it ever occur to you
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Speaker 2: it's going to take Trump a little bit of time
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Speaker 2: to get the inflation down? Truly amazing. What we have
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Speaker 2: is a great economy, but inflation. Trump created a great economy. Biden,
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Speaker 2: a horrible economy. Trump's turned into a great economy. Lots
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Speaker 2: of jobs, lots of GDP, economic growth. But we have inflation.
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Speaker 2: It's less inflation under Biden, but we have inflation. So
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Speaker 2: how is Biden going to fix it? How's Kamala going
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Speaker 2: to fix it? How's any Democrat going to fix it?
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Speaker 2: They caused it in the first place. Trump's having a
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Speaker 2: hard time beating it because Democrats brought us to this
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Speaker 2: place in time. All right. All Democrats have as an
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Speaker 2: answer is more taxes, more taxes, more regulations, which creates
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Speaker 2: less affordability and more inflation. All Democrats have as an
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Speaker 2: answer is open the borders and let the entire world in.
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Speaker 2: And you wait and see what inflation is when you
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Speaker 2: let the entire world in to the United States. And
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Speaker 2: we're like China. You think it's bad now with traffic?
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Speaker 2: You have 300 million people in America. Wait till you
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Speaker 2: have 1.4 billion. And none of them are Americans who
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Speaker 2: speak English. The Democrat Party is voting for suicide. That's
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Speaker 2: what you're voting for. All right. And then one good thing,
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Speaker 2: the Supreme Court ruled six to three to permit Trump
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Speaker 2: streamlined voter verification system ahead of the midterms. That's a
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Speaker 2: good thing. I still haven't figured out whether it's a
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Speaker 2: great thing. You know, in other words, the Supreme Court,
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Speaker 2: it's infinite wisdom because I think they're a bunch of corrupt,
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Speaker 2: you know, bought and bribed and blackmail losers. But in
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Speaker 2: their infinite wisdom, they allowed counting of ballots past Election
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Speaker 2: Day as far as you want. That's a disaster. They
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Speaker 2: allowed no limit to mail-in ballots, no strict requirements or limits.
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Speaker 2: That's a disaster. But now they voted 6-3 to permit
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Speaker 2: Trump's streamlined voter verification system. And the question I have is,
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Speaker 2: is there time to put it in place? And does
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Speaker 2: it even do anything? Because my understanding of it, John
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Speaker 2: Goodman is my election expert. His answer to me is
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Speaker 2: that what the Supreme Court did was not institute this system.
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Speaker 2: But say you have a right to use it. It's
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Speaker 2: a voluntary system. So no blue state will use it.
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Speaker 2: Only red states will use it. Right? Only red states.
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Speaker 2: So no blue state will use it. So therefore, we're
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Speaker 2: writing off every blue state. We're going to lose every
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Speaker 2: congressional seat in every blue state. That won't change a thing.
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Speaker 2: And then you've got to win every single red state
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Speaker 2: and every single battleground state seat. But at least they
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Speaker 2: allowed it.
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 2: Under this modified SAVE system, a state or local agency
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Speaker 2: seeking to determine an individual's citizenship status first uploads the
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Speaker 2: individual's first name, last name, date of birth, full or
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Speaker 2: partial social security number to the SAVE portal. And the
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Speaker 2: SAVE program automatically discloses that information to SSA, which is
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Speaker 2: social security. SSA then discloses its search results to DHS. Finally,
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Speaker 2: the SAVE portal returns a response to the agency, either
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Speaker 2: confirming the individual's citizenship Requesting the agency resubmit its query
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Speaker 2: with additional information. To me, when I read this, even
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Speaker 2: if you install it in red states and red cities
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Speaker 2: and red counties, this would take forever. One at a time?
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Speaker 2: I think the Supreme Court's laughing in our face. They
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Speaker 2: did the two things that will destroy us, allowing you
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Speaker 2: to count unlimited for days after the election and allowing
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Speaker 2: unlimited mail-in ballots. Now they give us this as a
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Speaker 2: little side trick, a little scam. To me, this isn't
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Speaker 2: going to do a thing because this takes time. You're
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Speaker 2: telling me there's four weeks left? Basically 30 days and
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Speaker 2: change to the election, and you're going to be able
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Speaker 2: to go over each voter one by one? And only
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Speaker 2: voluntarily in red states and battleground states. No blue states
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Speaker 2: will do it. All right. And if you believe in
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Speaker 2: the economy, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, who was a Democrat
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Speaker 2: but switched to Republican... confirms that Morgan Stanley has chosen
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Speaker 2: Dallas for its expansion amid the Wall Street exodus from
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Speaker 2: Mandami's New York City. Again, how can anyone vote Democrat
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Speaker 2: in the midterms when the entire world is leaving blue
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Speaker 2: Democrat states to run to red states, and every businessman
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Speaker 2: and woman is leaving blue states to run to red states?
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Speaker 2: And so this is a big move and marks another
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Speaker 2: vote of no confidence in New York City Mayor Mandami's
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Speaker 2: tax and spend agenda. And it formally cements Dallas' growing
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Speaker 2: reputation as a premier destination for financial institutions, a burgeoning
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Speaker 2: sector that local officials have called, instead of Wall Street,
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Speaker 2: they're calling it Y'all Street. As in Y'all, Y'all Street
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Speaker 2: in Dallas, Texas. I like it. I love Dallas. If
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Speaker 2: it did have such crappy weather, I'd move there. But
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Speaker 2: the weather's horrible. Too warm, too hot in the summer,
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Speaker 2: too much humidity, too cold in the winter, too much rain,
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Speaker 2: too much snow. Too much everything. Yes, snow. It snows
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Speaker 2: like three, four times a year in Dallas. And when
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Speaker 2: it snows, it doesn't snow. It ices. And the roads
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Speaker 2: become an ice skating pond. And there's like 12,000 accidents
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Speaker 2: an hour. I mean, it's just a weird place to live.
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Speaker 2: But it's no taxes. And it's good people. So Morgan
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Speaker 2: Stanley slated to anchor a new tower in Uptown, Texas.
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Speaker 2: It's going to bring about 3,800 jobs, $ 1. 3 billion capital
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Speaker 2: investment to Dallas. So thousands of high-paying jobs, quality jobs,
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Speaker 2: expand opportunity to Dallas residents, further strengthen our position, says
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Speaker 2: the mayor of Dallas, as one of America's leading centers
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Speaker 2: of finance and business. How can you vote Democrat knowing
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Speaker 2: that every person has to leave blue cities, blue states,
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Speaker 2: blue counties, because you can't do business? And then another
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Speaker 2: announcement that I think portends well how much time we
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Speaker 2: have left daniel one minute and the guests waiting for
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Speaker 2: the next segment got it uh trump is announcing a
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Speaker 2: plan for a 15 billion dollar steel plant which would
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Speaker 2: be the largest in u.s history it's going to be
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Speaker 2: built in iowa in iowa it's masabi metallics i think
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Speaker 2: it's a japanese company and they're going to build a
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Speaker 2: 15 billion dollar steel plant in iowa creating lots of
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Speaker 2: American jobs. Again, everything involving money and jobs and business
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Speaker 2: and opportunity and go-go, let's all make money, prosperity. It's
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Speaker 2: all in red states. You got no shot in blue states.
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Speaker 2: Here's what Wasabi Metallics, based in Minnesota, told CNBC. The
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Speaker 2: project will deliver 100% American steel, mined, melted, and poured
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Speaker 2: in Iowa. So it's a good thing. It's a good
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Speaker 2: thing for America. It's a more than $ 2. 5 billion project
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Speaker 2: just beginning production after roughly two decades of development. And
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Speaker 2: just the first phase of the Iowa steel plant will
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Speaker 2: produce some 7.5 million tons of steel per year, supporting
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Speaker 2: up to 6,000 construction jobs. Slated to eventually ramp up
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Speaker 2: to 10 million tons and support 1,750 permanent jobs. And
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Speaker 2: the Minnesota Mine Project has reportedly created 200 full-time jobs
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Speaker 2: out of the final 350 total. So lots and lots
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Speaker 2: of good news coming out of red America. If you
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Speaker 2: don't vote red, you really are mentally nuts. You're just
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Speaker 2: voting to destroy this country. If you sit at home,
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Speaker 2: you're doing the same thing. And finally, Scott Besson, our
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Speaker 2: Treasury Secretary, literally says Iran's battered economy will have nothing
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Speaker 2: left to trade within two weeks. It will have absolutely
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Speaker 2: nothing in two weeks. And the blockade is choking off
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Speaker 2: Tehran's remaining oil exports. He says, I'm confident given there's
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Speaker 2: only 15 million more barrels of Iranian oil on the water,
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Speaker 2: Iran will have nothing left. left to trade for anything.
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Speaker 2: It may have taken a while, but you know that's
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Speaker 2: business and that's war, right? You have to start with
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Speaker 2: an idea and then you have to change and do
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Speaker 2: it and change and do it and change. World War II,
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Speaker 2: you know how many battles we lost before we finally won?
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Speaker 2: George Washington, the American Revolution. We lost for seven years.
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Speaker 2: We lost and lost and lost. Then we won at
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Speaker 2: the end and we got our nation. It's not so
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Speaker 2: easy to win a war. Trump has tried a few
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Speaker 2: different things and finally adjusted, and he changed to this philosophy,
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Speaker 2: which is starve them, strangle them to death, and it
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Speaker 2: We have a guest for you who is an expert
24:57
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25:00
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25:03
Speaker 2: His name is, hopefully I can pronounce this right, Meridad Yousefani.
25:07
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Speaker 2: and Middle East expert, director of the Iran Freedom Project
25:16
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Speaker 2: Mehrdad Yousefiani. Did I get that fairly right, close enough?
25:27
Speaker 4: You got it perfect there.
25:29
Speaker 2: Okay, good. So Iran's economy... is literally imploding. I mentioned
25:34
Speaker 2: that before we went to the break, and I even
25:35
Speaker 2: realized who my next guest would be. I was just
25:37
Speaker 2: quoting Scott Besson, who said, we're two weeks away from
25:39
Speaker 2: Iran having nothing to trade anymore. Their oil will be gone.
25:42
Speaker 2: They've got nothing. Their country is in total, complete economic collapse.
25:47
Speaker 2: Is that true? Is that really what's happening? Because we're
25:49
Speaker 2: sure not hearing it in the mainstream media.
25:52
Speaker 4: That is very accurate.
25:54
Speaker 5: Secretary Besson's new approach supplementing what we previously had as
25:59
Speaker 5: the kinetic approach, the kinetic sort of policy towards engaging
26:06
Speaker 5: and sort of containing the regime. Now, this is a
26:09
Speaker 5: second layer of the non-kinetic, meaning sort of putting the
26:13
Speaker 5: clamps on the economic lifeline.
26:17
Speaker 4: Oil and gas is shut down.
26:18
Speaker 5: As of just this past couple of days ago, the
26:22
Speaker 5: entire aviation into the civil aviation into the country, into
26:26
Speaker 5: the country has shut down. So no no imports can
26:30
Speaker 5: come in even through air. So yes, the economy, even
26:34
Speaker 5: previous to the war, was on the verge of collapse.
26:38
Speaker 5: That is why the people came into the streets. And
26:41
Speaker 5: so conditions are even worse than they were before.
26:45
Speaker 2: Are the supermarket shelves empty? Can they get food? Can
26:48
Speaker 2: they get water? Can they get essentials? I know they
26:51
Speaker 2: can't get gas, right? One of the world's biggest oil producers,
26:54
Speaker 2: yet they have no gas.
26:56
Speaker 4: That's right.
26:56
Speaker 5: I mean, the regime has been placed in a condition
26:59
Speaker 5: that they have to import regular automobile fuel and whatever
27:05
Speaker 5: they have left for their air force in terms of
27:07
Speaker 5: helicopters and whatever they can fly. They need to actually
27:11
Speaker 5: import all of those jet fuels and regular fuel for
27:13
Speaker 5: the cars. And this is a big tragedy for one
27:17
Speaker 5: of the top oil and gas producers with the biggest
27:19
Speaker 5: reserves in the world. But that is an indication of
27:22
Speaker 5: why the Iranian people are unhappy with because the regime,
27:26
Speaker 5: having inherited a massively wealthy country, has driven it to
27:30
Speaker 5: the ground, and the people literally have no food and water.
27:34
Speaker 4: Now, are the shelves empty?
27:35
Speaker 2: No.
27:36
Speaker 4: The regime is very clever.
27:37
Speaker 5: They have been quite efficient in terms of managing the
27:41
Speaker 5: sanctions over the years, so they can supply the shelves.
27:44
Speaker 5: But the issue is the Iranians purchasing power has collapsed
27:49
Speaker 5: when you see the real has just past month alone
27:52
Speaker 5: has lost 50% of its value it's now trading over
27:55
Speaker 5: 2 million reals and when I left the country it
27:58
Speaker 5: was at 70 imagine that 70 to over 2 million
28:03
Speaker 5: so the purchasing power is not there and you know
28:07
Speaker 5: outside of the elite who can.
28:08
Speaker 4: Afford whatever they wish.
28:11
Speaker 5: It is the masses that cannot 72 million people you
28:15
Speaker 5: need to be able to feed them You need to
28:17
Speaker 5: be able to sustain them. You need to be able
28:19
Speaker 5: to support their well-being. And this is exactly where the
28:23
Speaker 5: pressure point is taking effect. Those people are paying the
28:26
Speaker 5: price for the regime. And the idea is hopefully the
28:29
Speaker 5: regime will not be able to hold this any longer
28:32
Speaker 5: and that the people themselves can speak up and take
28:35
Speaker 5: charge of their destiny.
28:37
Speaker 2: The problem is pretty obvious because it happened back in
28:40
Speaker 2: what was it, January, I think, where the people did
28:42
Speaker 2: rise up in the streets and they were very bold
28:45
Speaker 2: and very brave and very courageous. And they just mowed
28:48
Speaker 2: down and killed 50,000 of them. They arrested them and
28:50
Speaker 2: then murdered them in prison. I heard they gang raped
28:52
Speaker 2: the girls because they didn't want them to go to heaven.
28:54
Speaker 2: They didn't want them to be virgins. So they would
28:56
Speaker 2: gang rape the poor girls and then murder them. I mean,
28:59
Speaker 2: when you're dealing with people this brutal, this vile, this devious,
29:05
Speaker 2: this evil, satanic, how do you ever overthrow them? Because
29:10
Speaker 2: you'll come in the streets and they'll gun you all down.
29:12
Speaker 2: That's been the issue, right?
29:15
Speaker 4: You're absolutely on, Mark.
29:16
Speaker 5: This is an evil regime. This is a regime that
29:19
Speaker 5: has done nothing in its 47 years of existence but
29:24
Speaker 5: to sort of make itself wealthy, squander the national assets
29:29
Speaker 5: and wealth, and either spend it on its proxies or
29:33
Speaker 5: on foreign regional adventures that it has not paid off.
29:37
Speaker 5: So yes, you're right. The second part of that is
29:40
Speaker 5: not only is the regime evil in terms of its corruption,
29:43
Speaker 5: but that it will not hesitate to slaughter. And yes,
29:47
Speaker 5: back in January, we saw that thousands, tens of thousands
29:51
Speaker 5: of innocent Iranian civilians were slaughtered.
29:54
Speaker 4: But let me tell you this.
29:56
Speaker 5: We have seen this before in history. The evil empire,
29:59
Speaker 5: the Soviet Union, collapsed. It was no different than this regime.
30:04
Speaker 5: Bashar Assad, for 15 years, slaughtered hundreds of thousands. It
30:10
Speaker 5: eventually collapsed. Now, there are those who advocate arming a civilian.
30:16
Speaker 5: I do not subscribe to that simply because when you
30:19
Speaker 5: do that to a regime that is willing to slaughter,
30:21
Speaker 5: they'll just bring in helicopter gunships.
30:25
Speaker 4: What are you going to do there?
30:26
Speaker 5: So I think we need to keep the discipline, civil disobedience,
30:30
Speaker 5: and supplying the people with information and grinding, grinding the
30:35
Speaker 5: regime down, grinding them down. Yes, the Iranian people are
30:39
Speaker 5: paying the brunt of that grinding, but in my view,
30:44
Speaker 5: it is next best to actually arming them. And certainly
30:49
Speaker 5: dropping bombs has not been effective because this.
30:52
Speaker 4: Is a regime that will dig in deep underground and survive.
30:55
Speaker 5: And we need to make sure that the streets eventually
30:59
Speaker 5: stand up and take over.
31:01
Speaker 2: So what will it take to ultimately bring this regime down?
31:04
Speaker 2: Do you actually think, Mayor Dodd, that you can eventually?
31:08
Speaker 2: And how long might it take? Could this go on
31:11
Speaker 2: for weeks more? Could it go on for months more?
31:13
Speaker 2: Could it go on for a year more? Because the
31:15
Speaker 2: American people, sadly, it's not me, it's not you, but
31:19
Speaker 2: the American people just don't have the stomach for it.
31:22
Speaker 2: They don't have the patience for it. They don't have
31:24
Speaker 2: the bandwidth for it. They won't pay the gas prices
31:28
Speaker 2: for it. In other words, they could knock our regime
31:30
Speaker 2: down before we get the Iran regime down. I'm a
31:33
Speaker 2: big Trump guy, but we may lose the midterms all
31:36
Speaker 2: because of Iran. Our regime's in trouble just as much
31:39
Speaker 2: as their regime. I don't know if we can outlast
31:41
Speaker 2: them unless this is going to go quick.
31:43
Speaker 5: Well, yes, as an American of Iranian heritage, I appreciate
31:47
Speaker 5: exactly what you're saying. You know, the prices of the
31:50
Speaker 5: gas stations, the grocery stores, we see all of that.
31:53
Speaker 4: The pain is here.
31:54
Speaker 5: But it has when you compare it to what the
31:56
Speaker 5: 92 million people in Iran, that's the second part of
31:59
Speaker 5: my hyphenation, Iranian-American, when you see them and what they're
32:04
Speaker 5: going through, I think to be brutally blunt and honest
32:07
Speaker 5: with you, this is not.
32:09
Speaker 4: A short-term solution.
32:10
Speaker 5: This will not be resolved within a weekend, a week
32:12
Speaker 5: or two or a few months. We're in this for
32:15
Speaker 5: the long haul. We've got to grind it out. We've
32:18
Speaker 5: got to grind it out. I think the regime has
32:22
Speaker 5: overplayed its hand and it targeted the mid-year elections as
32:28
Speaker 5: its window to squeeze a concession from Washington.
32:32
Speaker 2: I think it's overplayed.
32:35
Speaker 5: And as the president said, the offer they just made
32:39
Speaker 5: at the United Nations would have possibly maybe been acceptable
32:43
Speaker 5: months and months ago prior during the MOU window, but
32:47
Speaker 5: they overplayed their hands and they're offering it now. I
32:50
Speaker 5: don't think the president, as he announced, I don't know
32:52
Speaker 5: anything special about but I don't think he's going to
32:54
Speaker 5: accept it. And I think the elections as the window
32:59
Speaker 5: by which things will need to be done by is
33:02
Speaker 5: no longer a.
33:03
Speaker 4: Threshold for the White House today.
33:05
Speaker 5: And the Iranian regime may have miscalculated terribly because the
33:09
Speaker 5: pressure is coming. And I think if it's supplemented with
33:13
Speaker 5: other action, intelligence actions.
33:15
Speaker 4: And regional actions, it may be the breaking point of
33:18
Speaker 4: the regime.
33:19
Speaker 5: But we should not, as American citizens, we should not
33:22
Speaker 5: expect this thing to go over in a jiffy.
33:25
Speaker 4: It'll take some time.
33:26
Speaker 5: Now, I think the oil and gas prices will stabilize
33:29
Speaker 5: and lower after the election window.
33:32
Speaker 4: But in terms of looking at where the.
33:34
Speaker 5: Iranian regime is, we may still be looking at the
33:38
Speaker 5: regime that will hang on for a little while longer.
33:40
Speaker 5: But I have confidence and I have faith that eventually
33:44
Speaker 5: that wall will crumble.
33:46
Speaker 2: Are you a fan of how Trump has handled everything?
33:49
Speaker 5: Well, you know, like anything else, again, I wear two
33:54
Speaker 5: hats here, an American as well as an Iranian. I
33:59
Speaker 5: have seen some good progress, but then I've seen some
34:02
Speaker 5: consistencies that have not been there as I would wish.
34:06
Speaker 4: But it's a complicated situation. It's a complicated region. Things
34:10
Speaker 4: are not black and white.
34:12
Speaker 5: And what I may want today is not what I
34:16
Speaker 5: can demand in terms of policymakers.
34:19
Speaker 2: Well, but did Trump do a good job? I mean,
34:21
Speaker 2: he's now got us to a point where he's got
34:23
Speaker 2: Iran ready to collapse. Wouldn't you say that he's not
34:27
Speaker 2: only done a good job, but he's done what you
34:28
Speaker 2: need to do in war, which is you need to
34:30
Speaker 2: change your strategy sometimes. Trump changed it. First it was bomb, bomb, bomb,
34:35
Speaker 2: and now it's no bombing, and it's just strangle, strangle,
34:38
Speaker 2: strangle with sanctions.
34:40
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
34:41
Speaker 5: Supplementing the original kinetic action with the current economic pressures,
34:46
Speaker 5: I think that's the right calibrated measure. Again, I just
34:49
Speaker 5: want to caution for people not to expect things to
34:53
Speaker 5: be resolved.
34:53
Speaker 4: Within a week or two. It'll take some time.
34:56
Speaker 5: But I think this is the right calibration of putting
34:59
Speaker 5: the boa constrictor around the regime's.
35:01
Speaker 4: Neck, the economy, shutting it down.
35:04
Speaker 5: And, of course, you have the military posture of the U.S.
35:09
Speaker 4: Military might right in the region.
35:11
Speaker 2: I'll tell you where I think Trump made a mistake,
35:13
Speaker 2: and I said this from day one. He should do
35:15
Speaker 2: constant updates with the American people, letting them know what's
35:18
Speaker 2: going on, where we're at, what we're planning to do,
35:21
Speaker 2: how long it is going to be. You can hold
35:23
Speaker 2: people's hands and make them hang in there a lot
35:26
Speaker 2: longer than leaving them in the dark. And he's never done,
35:28
Speaker 2: to my knowledge, ever any sort of a fireside chat
35:32
Speaker 2: about the war in Iran and what's happening and how
35:35
Speaker 2: quickly we can expect to move out of it. He's
35:38
Speaker 2: never done one. And he needs to tell the American
35:41
Speaker 2: people level with him. and tell him what's going on.
35:44
Speaker 2: I wish he had done that. I'm his biggest backer.
35:46
Speaker 2: I'm a friend of his. You know, I had my
35:48
Speaker 2: honeymoon at Mar-a-Lago. You know, I'm a friend of President Trump,
35:51
Speaker 2: but I don't know why he's not holding the hands
35:54
Speaker 2: of the American people. They need their hand held. To me,
35:57
Speaker 2: the whole issue is he's done a bad job of PR.
36:00
Speaker 2: He's done a good job of the war. He's done
36:02
Speaker 2: a bad job of PR explaining the war.
36:05
Speaker 4: You're talking about communications.
36:07
Speaker 5: That is an effective tool that the regime, of course,
36:11
Speaker 5: uses effectively on the other side.
36:14
Speaker 4: And I think what you're saying.
36:17
Speaker 5: Has merit in terms of having a heart-to-heart with the
36:19
Speaker 5: American people so they know where the direction is.
36:22
Speaker 4: I can't disagree with that.
36:25
Speaker 2: Here's my final question. Will the US eventually need to
36:28
Speaker 2: escalate military to close the deal, or can they do
36:31
Speaker 2: it with just sanctions and squeezing and squeezing and collapsing
36:34
Speaker 2: and collapsing, or eventually, somehow, some way, you need to
36:39
Speaker 2: finalize it with some bombing and maybe even some boots
36:41
Speaker 2: on the ground?
36:42
Speaker 5: Well, to be perfectly honest, I think outside of the
36:46
Speaker 5: non-kinetic action, I fear, and this is not something I
36:50
Speaker 5: say with positiveness, but I fear.
36:54
Speaker 4: That at the end of the day, the regime.
36:58
Speaker 5: Only sees the caliber of power used against it, military power.
37:04
Speaker 4: And that is what will almost brought it to its
37:07
Speaker 4: knees last round.
37:08
Speaker 5: And some people argue that the job should be finished
37:12
Speaker 5: and that can only be done kinetically.
37:14
Speaker 4: I'm not sure. Maybe the economic approach will help it.
37:18
Speaker 4: But at the end of the day, I can promise
37:20
Speaker 4: you this, that it will be the Iranian people themselves
37:24
Speaker 4: that will finish the job.
37:26
Speaker 2: I've got some really close friends of mine who are Iranian,
37:29
Speaker 2: not even Iranian American, Iranian Canadian, but they love America
37:33
Speaker 2: and they're very pro-Trump. And they keep telling me that
37:36
Speaker 2: the Iranian government and the Iranian leaders may hate Israel
37:41
Speaker 2: and may hate Jews and want to kill all the Jews.
37:44
Speaker 2: They said the Iranian people don't think anything like that.
37:46
Speaker 2: The Iranian people for thousands of years were friends with
37:49
Speaker 2: the Jews. They say that if we can bring down
37:51
Speaker 2: this regime, Iran and Israel can be great friends again.
37:56
Speaker 2: Do you see that as well?
37:57
Speaker 5: That is one area of communication I wish could have
38:00
Speaker 5: been done better.
38:01
Speaker 4: Yes, that is the fact.
38:03
Speaker 5: The Iranian, the Persian civilization and the Jewish civilization is
38:08
Speaker 5: a biblical relationship. It goes back 3,000 years, 2,500 years.
38:13
Speaker 5: In fact, I would like your audience to learn this
38:19
Speaker 5: one point if they leave anything on this interview.
38:23
Speaker 4: The Jewish people living in Persia live.
38:27
Speaker 5: There side by side by their Persian neighbors for 1,000
38:34
Speaker 5: years before the birth of Islam.
38:37
Speaker 4: Continuously to this date. So no. Culturally, civilizationally, there is
38:44
Speaker 4: no animosity.
38:46
Speaker 5: It's the political aspect that the Iranian regime has idealized
38:51
Speaker 5: this whole battle, and that is something.
38:54
Speaker 4: That will be reversed once the regime is gone.
38:57
Speaker 2: I thought of one more question. I can't let you
38:59
Speaker 2: go until I ask one more question. The last leader
39:02
Speaker 2: that was a decent man was the Shah. And of course,
39:05
Speaker 2: they overthrew the Shah, biggest mistake America ever made, letting
39:08
Speaker 2: that happen. And then they got this, this extremist regime.
39:12
Speaker 2: The Shah's son, a lot of my Persian friends claim
39:16
Speaker 2: that he could be and should be the new leader
39:18
Speaker 2: of the country, that people coalesce around him. Is that true, though?
39:22
Speaker 4: Would they do that?
39:23
Speaker 2: Or do they not want the Shah's son and they
39:26
Speaker 2: want to just figure out for themselves who the new
39:28
Speaker 2: leader is. And of course, they could watch. up electing
39:30
Speaker 2: another ideologue. Who knows? Is the Shah's son figure into
39:34
Speaker 2: the future of Iran, in your opinion?
39:37
Speaker 4: This comes from somebody who served him for nearly two decades.
39:40
Speaker 5: So my sort of set of eyes into that is that, yes,
39:47
Speaker 5: he can play an important role. He has a credible,
39:51
Speaker 5: legitimate standing inside Iran. But the issue is 92 million
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Speaker 5: people are no longer.
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Speaker 4: The same as back in 78 when his father was deposed.
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Speaker 5: So we have a country where has a very, very
40:04
Speaker 5: good reference to the era before this regime. They look
40:08
Speaker 5: at that era as the golden era. However, the ideological
40:12
Speaker 5: spectrum of the Iranian nation today is not homogeneous, and
40:16
Speaker 5: thus it will require a coalition of all forces, including
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Speaker 5: the crown prince, who represents a very, very important segment
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Speaker 5: of the population, maybe 35, 40 percent of the population,
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Speaker 5: as those who desire a monarchy. But then you have
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Speaker 5: a balance you've got to bring in, and of course
40:33
Speaker 5: you have a the regime's own base of about 10 percent.
40:37
Speaker 5: So it's a coalition approach. He can and is playing
40:41
Speaker 5: a very important role today. But it's important to ensure
40:46
Speaker 5: that pluralism is represented in that coalition. And that sort
40:50
Speaker 5: of combination and approach will be the right approach to
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Speaker 5: liberating Iran.
40:55
Speaker 2: Fair enough. All right. His name is Mehrdad Yousefiani. He
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Speaker 2: is foreign policy and Middle East expert, the director of
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41:04
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Speaker 2: or M-E Forum. Which one? Do I have it right?
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Speaker 4: M-Eforum.org.
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Speaker 2: Okay. MEforum.org. That's it. 1F. 1F. Got it. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: All right. Way down the route, the route, the route,
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Speaker 2: the route's on fire. Muslims in Texas lay out vision
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Speaker 2: for a 40,000-square-foot facility near Plano, Texas. And they used
45:27
Speaker 2: the live stream to fundraise for the multi-purpose school in
45:31
Speaker 2: Islamic Community Center. He says Muslims, the guy who's running
45:34
Speaker 2: it all, his name is Shekei Uthman Ibn Farouk. Just another,
45:42
Speaker 2: you know, really American name. We love this country. We
45:45
Speaker 2: want good for this country. That's why we want Islam
45:46
Speaker 2: for this country. Because we think Islam is the best thing.
45:49
Speaker 2: And we're not going to be ashamed of that. Oh,
45:51
Speaker 2: that's interesting. He went on to argue that Muslims are
45:54
Speaker 2: fully within their constitutional rights to adhere to Sharia law.
45:58
Speaker 2: This is what you're dealing with. Ship them out of
46:00
Speaker 2: the country. This guy should be shipped out of the
46:03
Speaker 2: United States of America. We're Muslims. That's our identity. There's
46:08
Speaker 2: nothing wrong with that. The Constitution protects that. That's our
46:11
Speaker 2: right to believe in Sharia. Yes, I said that. That's
46:14
Speaker 2: our right. This is what you're dealing with. These people
46:17
Speaker 2: should be deported out of the United States of America.
46:19
Speaker 2: Anybody who says that should be deported out of America.
46:22
Speaker 2: And speaking of people that are deported, you know, usually
46:25
Speaker 2: a joke starts with three lesbians with a mask walked
46:27
Speaker 2: in a bar. But it's a true story. Three lesbians
46:31
Speaker 2: with a... With a 95, what do they call those,
46:35
Speaker 2: N95 mask, walked in a bar. And it's a joke.
46:40
Speaker 2: This is the Massachusetts Lesbian Bar. I talked about it
46:44
Speaker 2: on my Top Ten show over the weekend. I think
46:46
Speaker 2: I talked about it on Thursday here on my podcast
46:49
Speaker 2: as well. But it's a lesbian bar that has demanded
46:53
Speaker 2: masks since, you know, 2021. No, actually 2020 when first
46:58
Speaker 2: masks came into vogue. So it's about almost seven years
47:01
Speaker 2: they're still wearing masks. Seven years later, lesbians are wearing masks.
47:07
Speaker 2: These are the people you will put in control of
47:09
Speaker 2: the United States if you vote Democrat in the midterms.
47:12
Speaker 2: These are the crazy communist, lesbian, Muslim control freaks who
47:19
Speaker 2: want you to wear masks the rest of your life
47:21
Speaker 2: and would hold you down, strap you down on a
47:23
Speaker 2: gurney and force vaccinate you with poison. Well, you've got
47:27
Speaker 2: a mask on your face. They're all crazy. I mean,
47:31
Speaker 2: they're absolutely crazy. I gave a speech on Saturday. It
47:35
Speaker 2: was a big anti-aging longevity event here in Las Vegas. Actually,
47:39
Speaker 2: it was longevity and biohacking. Biohacking is a way to
47:42
Speaker 2: stay young. So it's all anti-aging and longevity. And they
47:46
Speaker 2: had the event. They had it at the Sterling Club.
47:47
Speaker 2: And the keynote speaker for the whole three-day event was
47:50
Speaker 2: yours truly, Wayne Allyn Root. And you go, what is
47:52
Speaker 2: Wayne Root? Wayne Root's a political speaker. No. That's not true.
47:55
Speaker 2: The whole thing about my life is I used to
47:57
Speaker 2: be a Tony Robbins-esque motivational business speaker all over the world.
48:02
Speaker 2: All over the world. I spoke in, I don't know
48:03
Speaker 2: how many countries, probably 20 countries. And to audiences as
48:07
Speaker 2: big as 5,000 and 10,000. And I can lecture about
48:12
Speaker 2: business and entrepreneurship with the best of them. But always
48:15
Speaker 2: my speech about business and entrepreneurship came down to the
48:18
Speaker 2: foundation of my life, which is health equals wealth. And
48:22
Speaker 2: that if you don't take care of yourself, nothing else matters.
48:25
Speaker 2: Money is worthless if you're dead. Money is worthless if
48:28
Speaker 2: you have cancer and you got an oxygen mask on
48:31
Speaker 2: and you're sitting slumped over in a wheelchair. And you
48:34
Speaker 2: won't make money unless you are high energy like I am.
48:37
Speaker 2: Without that, you can't make money unless you're healthy and
48:40
Speaker 2: high energy and enthusiastic and feel fantastic even at the
48:44
Speaker 2: age of 65, which I do. So I gave a
48:47
Speaker 2: speech about that, ended with a standing ovation, as all
48:49
Speaker 2: my speeches do. It's not bragging, just a fact of life.
48:52
Speaker 2: People like me. And I say really good things that
48:55
Speaker 2: change their lives. And if you're a lesbian, let's not
48:59
Speaker 2: do a lesbian. If you're a straight person or a
49:02
Speaker 2: lesbian or gay or transgender or bisexual, I don't care
49:06
Speaker 2: what you are. If you are so afraid of a
49:09
Speaker 2: germ that you need to wear a mask the rest
49:11
Speaker 2: of your life, I promise you, you'll never be successful
49:14
Speaker 2: at anything you do ever. You will not be rich.
49:16
Speaker 2: You will not live a high quality of life. You
49:18
Speaker 2: will live a miserable life. You will not even ever
49:20
Speaker 2: get a job because no one would hire someone who
49:23
Speaker 2: wears an N95 mask all day long. Nobody wants to
49:27
Speaker 2: be around losers like that. So this bar is called
49:32
Speaker 2: the Last Ditch Bar. First of all, you have to understand,
49:35
Speaker 2: no one could possibly make money appealing to lesbians who
49:38
Speaker 2: want to wear N95 masks. So when I read the article,
49:42
Speaker 2: I dig towards the bottom. It wasn't just that there
49:44
Speaker 2: was literally a mutiny because they said, we're going to
49:47
Speaker 2: have one night a week, Saturday nights, where masks are voluntary, optional,
49:51
Speaker 2: not mandatory. And the lesbians freaked out. You'll kill us all.
49:56
Speaker 2: Can you imagine? During the depths of COVID, when things
50:00
Speaker 2: were at their worst, I went to work every single day,
50:04
Speaker 2: never wore a mask, never took the COVID vaccine, never
50:06
Speaker 2: worried about it. And eventually in 2021, a year later,
50:10
Speaker 2: after a year and a half of COVID, in November
50:13
Speaker 2: of 2021, I got COVID. And Pitar, my trustee director,
50:17
Speaker 2: has been with me for 35 years. He was in
50:20
Speaker 2: the room every day while I had COVID. I did
50:21
Speaker 2: my show every day. The day that I got COVID
50:24
Speaker 2: the worst was the day I interviewed President Donald Trump.
50:26
Speaker 4: He wasn't here.
50:27
Speaker 2: I wouldn't expose him to COVID. He was on Zoom.
50:30
Speaker 2: But I interviewed President Trump while I had COVID, while
50:33
Speaker 2: I had fever, cough, bronchitis, bad taste in my mouth,
50:37
Speaker 2: you know, that you can't taste food anymore. I got
50:39
Speaker 2: that for a couple of days. Every sign of COVID,
50:42
Speaker 2: I can't remember all the signs. I had every one
50:44
Speaker 2: of them. And I had COVID and I interviewed the
50:46
Speaker 2: president of the United States and did my show. I
50:49
Speaker 2: never missed an hour of my life ever from illness.
50:52
Speaker 2: Never missed a show. Never missed a podcast. Never missed radio.
50:55
Speaker 2: Never missed TV. Never missed business. Never missed a business
50:58
Speaker 2: meeting from being sick in my entire life. These people
51:02
Speaker 2: can't walk in a bar without an N95 mask thinking
51:06
Speaker 2: that their immunocompromised body will be destroyed by a germ
51:10
Speaker 2: unless everyone wears a mask. They're crazy. They're paranoid. Their
51:16
Speaker 2: lives have been destroyed by liberalism. You can't be successful
51:21
Speaker 2: if that's how you think. Just crazy people. And so
51:29
Speaker 2: when I dug down in the article, I'll tell you
51:31
Speaker 2: what I found. Because to me, the whole article is
51:33
Speaker 2: just going to be about the fact that how crazy
51:36
Speaker 2: and how paranoid, how nutty these people are, how fearful
51:39
Speaker 2: they are. And their whole lives are about wearing the
51:41
Speaker 2: worst mask a human being can wear. I don't know
51:43
Speaker 2: how they even breathe in those freaking things. I don't
51:45
Speaker 2: know how they pick each other up because obviously you're
51:47
Speaker 2: going to a lesbian bar to meet somebody. You're all
51:49
Speaker 2: wearing masks. And I suppose that's a plus because they're
51:51
Speaker 2: all so ugly. The mask is the only thing that
51:53
Speaker 2: makes them attractive. They're hiding their faces. Unbelievable. Strangest thing
51:57
Speaker 2: I've ever seen. But anyway, when you dug down in
51:59
Speaker 2: the article, you actually get to the real point of
52:03
Speaker 2: the article. You know what the real point is? There
52:05
Speaker 2: were three owners, one of whom took out a $ 50, 000
52:07
Speaker 2: loan to start the bar. And the other two have
52:11
Speaker 2: left because there's no money to be made. All they
52:13
Speaker 2: do is lose money. They're losing everything they've got. The
52:17
Speaker 2: third one who's left is the one who took the $ 50, 000
52:19
Speaker 2: loan and personally guaranteed it. She lives in her car.
52:24
Speaker 2: That's how much money. All my friends in my lifetime,
52:27
Speaker 2: I've had like 20 friends that own nightclubs. Every one
52:29
Speaker 2: of them makes a million dollars a month. You get
52:31
Speaker 2: rich with a nightclub if you do it right. You
52:33
Speaker 2: have to spend like $ 10 million to build a nightclub.
52:36
Speaker 2: In Vegas, once you build a nightclub, you're rich for
52:38
Speaker 2: the rest of your life. You make a million dollars
52:39
Speaker 2: a month. She's living in her car. She lost her home.
52:43
Speaker 2: And she doesn't know if she's going to ever pay
52:44
Speaker 2: back the $ 50, 000 loan. Because you can't make money if
52:47
Speaker 2: you have a bar that demands masks seven days a week.
52:50
Speaker 2: Only appeals to lesbians with masks. You know, in the world,
52:54
Speaker 2: you know what percentage of people are lesbians with N95 masks?
52:58
Speaker 2: Like this percentage. To have a bar that makes money,
53:01
Speaker 2: you need to let in all lesbians. To have a
53:04
Speaker 2: bar that makes money, you need to let in straight people.
53:07
Speaker 2: It's just the craziest stuff I've ever seen in my life.
53:10
Speaker 2: All three of them lost everything they got. Two of
53:12
Speaker 2: them are gone. The one that's left lives in her car.
53:15
Speaker 2: That's what you get for running a bar that demands
53:18
Speaker 2: N95 masks seven days a week. And then when she
53:22
Speaker 2: finally said one day a week is optional, everybody went crazy.
53:25
Speaker 2: And she literally had death threats. I mean, it's just sick. Sick, sick, sick.
53:29
Speaker 2: There's something wrong with these people. They're lost. Liberalism destroys
53:34
Speaker 2: everything it touches. Everything. Great example. Great example. Just terrible.
53:40
Speaker 2: Last couple of stories, then we're done for the day,
53:43
Speaker 2: and I've got to get ready for my America Speaks show, which,
53:46
Speaker 2: by the way, is a call-in show. Let's see. It's
53:48
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53:53
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53:56
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54:06
Speaker 2: But the DOJ asked the Supreme Court to allow policy
54:09
Speaker 2: ending medical treatments for transgender inmates. It's such common sense.
54:15
Speaker 2: I've never in my life hated someone because they're gay
54:19
Speaker 2: or tried to stop them from getting a job because
54:21
Speaker 2: they're gay. I've had gay employees. It's not a big deal.
54:25
Speaker 2: You want to be gay? Be gay. What I'm against is,
54:28
Speaker 2: number one, brainwashing my children in school to want to
54:31
Speaker 2: be gay, to think that gay is good. and that
54:35
Speaker 2: gay is right, and that you could be eight years
54:37
Speaker 2: old and make a decision that God made you wrong,
54:40
Speaker 2: and to change, transition without your parents' knowledge, and then
54:45
Speaker 2: to take children away from their parents if they don't agree.
54:47
Speaker 2: Those were all horrid, horrid, horrid things that I would
54:49
Speaker 2: fight against all day long. But if you want to
54:52
Speaker 2: be gay or you want to be transgender, be it.
54:54
Speaker 2: But don't take my money to satisfy your crazy, insane, mixed-up,
55:01
Speaker 2: mentally ill dreams. Okay, if you want to be transgender,
55:05
Speaker 2: I'm not paying for it, let alone paying for it
55:07
Speaker 2: in prison, let alone paying for it in the Navy, right?
55:11
Speaker 2: The DOJ has the Supreme Court to allow policy ending
55:15
Speaker 2: medical treatments for transgender inmates. I'm not against you if
55:18
Speaker 2: you're gay. I'm not against you if you're lesbian. I'm
55:19
Speaker 2: not against you if you're transgender. I'm against you if
55:22
Speaker 2: you think that you should change from women to man,
55:25
Speaker 2: from penis to vagina, vagina to penis, and I should
55:29
Speaker 2: pay for your problem. You pay for it, mother trucker.
55:33
Speaker 2: I'm not paying for it. So Trump's doing the right
55:36
Speaker 2: thing again. Stop paying for transgender changes in prison. And
55:42
Speaker 2: then last thing of the night, AOC suggests tuition-free public
55:47
Speaker 2: colleges to rein in the runaway costs of private institutions.
55:52
Speaker 2: This is a perfect example of how stupid AOC is
55:55
Speaker 2: and how stupid liberalism is because there's no such thing
55:59
Speaker 2: as free college. If it's free, you'll have to double
56:02
Speaker 2: my taxes. It's not free. There's nothing free about it.
56:07
Speaker 2: It's not free. It's expensive. And everything government does is
56:10
Speaker 2: a failure. And here's the good example. At the same time,
56:14
Speaker 2: we're hearing about AOC suggesting tuition-free public colleges. We hear
56:18
Speaker 2: that New Mexico's free child care program is another costly disaster.
56:23
Speaker 2: Of course it is. Of course it is. I'm sure
56:25
Speaker 2: it's lost untold dollars. I remember Medicare. was supposed to,
56:29
Speaker 2: in the beginning, cost $ 10 million a year. Back in
56:30
Speaker 2: the early 1960s, they projected Medicare would cost something like
56:35
Speaker 2: $ 10 million a year, and the first year it cost
56:37
Speaker 2: 100 times more than that. It cost like $ 10 billion.
56:42
Speaker 2: And now, of course, it's a runaway freight train. Nothing
56:46
Speaker 2: government ever does makes sense. Nothing is ever free. Nothing
56:51
Speaker 2: is ever done in a competent way. Nothing is ever
56:55
Speaker 2: coming in, has ever come in at the cost they
56:57
Speaker 2: projected would come in at. So no lawmaker introduced a
57:01
Speaker 2: single bill in the state's Democrat-controlled legislature, New Mexico, for
57:05
Speaker 2: taxpayer-funded daycare. But September 2025, the Democrat governor, Michelle Lujan,
57:11
Speaker 2: Grisham outlined her own plans for a brand new taxpayer-funded
57:14
Speaker 2: entitlement program, Universal Free Child Care. According to analysts, the
57:19
Speaker 2: program estimated to cost $ 850 million to start. So if
57:25
Speaker 2: they estimate it costs $ 850 million, they probably found out
57:29
Speaker 2: it already costs $ 8. 5 billion, 10 times more. Nothing works
57:33
Speaker 2: that government projects, nothing. And nothing is ever actually free.
57:38
Speaker 2: It means someone's got to pay the bill. And why
57:41
Speaker 2: should I pay for your decision to have transgender surgery?
57:45
Speaker 2: Why should I pay for your kids to go to
57:48
Speaker 2: a free college on top of me paying for my
57:51
Speaker 2: kids to go to an expensive college? The whole thing
57:54
Speaker 2: is a joke. It really is. And why should anybody
57:57
Speaker 2: who works for a living pay for somebody else who
57:59
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Speaker 2: Great to be with you. Warzone Live. I'm Wayne Allyn Root. RootforAmerica.com.
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Speaker 2: great night. Bye. All right, I'm joined by Kip Herridge,
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Speaker 2: my old buddy and an economic expert CEO of Vertical
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Speaker 2: Research Advisory's website, vrainsider.com. As I've explained on this show
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Speaker 2: so many times, VRA has beaten the market in 19
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Speaker 2: of the last 22 years since Kip founded the VRA
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Speaker 2: in 2003. Over the last three years, VRA had an
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Speaker 2: average gain of 37%. Kip, congratulations on your success. I've
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Speaker 2: seen it firsthand for over 22 years. I've read your
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Speaker 2: newsletter for the last 22 plus years. You're my personal
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Speaker 2: financial expert. How do you guys keep beating the markets
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Speaker 2: almost every year when 90% of Wall Street money managers
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Speaker 2: fail to do so?
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Speaker 3: Well, thanks, Wayne.
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Speaker 7: You know, I worked in that environment 15 years, worked
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Speaker 7: at Wall Street 15 years, helped take seven companies public,
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Speaker 7: raised and managed several hundred million dollars. And I know
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Speaker 7: how the group think of Wall Street works, and that's
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Speaker 7: not how people make money.
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Speaker 3: 90% of money managers, as you say, don't beat the
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Speaker 3: markets every year. We do.
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Speaker 7: And the reason really is I had great mentors that
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Speaker 7: helped me to create what we call our VRA investing system.
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Speaker 7: It's our proprietary system. market timing, and sector selection system.
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Speaker 7: It tells us when to be in the market, when
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Speaker 7: to be out, when to be aggressive, and when to
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Speaker 7: take some profits, take some money to cash. And that
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Speaker 7: helps us with our sector selection. Again, market timing, those
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Speaker 7: are real keys. And we also love doing individual stock research.
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Speaker 7: So that's where you put our clients and subscribers into
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Speaker 7: to get ETFs, individual stocks.
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Speaker 3: And we also love Bitcoin and gold, as you know.
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Speaker 3: And silver.
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Speaker 7: In 2003, I recommended gold at $ 350.
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Speaker 3: An ounce, silver at $ 5.
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Speaker 7: We recommended Bitcoin at $ 2, 000 in 2017. And combined with
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Speaker 7: those three, we're up over 4,000% in gains, 40 times
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Speaker 7: your money for our subscribers.
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Speaker 3: So we do things a little differently.
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Speaker 7: Fifth and sixth generation native Texans, and we love what
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Speaker 7: we do here in Texas.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm a witness to all of it. I've been
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Speaker 2: there for all of it. There's a lot of fear
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Speaker 2: out there today, Kip. What do investors know about the
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Speaker 2: stock market right now?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, you got to be in this market. That's what
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Speaker 7: investors should know. Look, volatility is the price of a vision.
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Speaker 3: It just is.
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Speaker 7: It comes with the territory. But these dips give us
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Speaker 7: great buying opportunities. We've been the most bullish market strategist
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Speaker 7: in America for the last four years. We call this
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Speaker 7: the innovation revolution meets the Trump economic miracle meets an
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Speaker 7: absolute ocean of liquidity.
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Speaker 3: Those are our big three.
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Speaker 7: Again, Trump's economic miracle this year is really going to
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Speaker 7: start paying its dues. We expect GDP growth to hit
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Speaker 7: 5% this year. We expect the markets to— we think the
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Speaker 7: simple market runs into the 2030s.
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Speaker 2: All right, everyone. I mean, everyone gets two weeks free
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Speaker 2: automatically by going to VRAinsider.com. Two weeks free. Judge for yourself. VRAinsider.com.
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Speaker 2: Kip Herridge, thank you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Wayne.