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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome, Welcome to day ten of January
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. My name is Lee Elsie and this,
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Speaker 1: all go from one coast to another. Our friends up
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Speaker 1: be here in less than sixty minutes. Stick around for that.
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Speaker 1: So here on the radio, I've said this over and
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Speaker 1: over and over again. I've talked about Biden often on
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Speaker 1: the radio right, talk about the inadequacies, his complete demise here.
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Speaker 1: Certainly in the second half of his four year reign
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Speaker 1: here in the United States, he has really taken a
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Speaker 1: turn for the worse. He was bad when he ran
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Speaker 1: as a candidate, locking him away in the basement. We
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Speaker 1: knew we were in for a long four years, and
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Speaker 1: in fact we were in for a long four years,
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Speaker 1: or were at the end of a very long four years.
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Speaker 1: But I've said this before that history will show that
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Speaker 1: Biden was, in fact, is, in fact the most corrupt
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Speaker 1: president that this country has ever had. The tentacles, the money,
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Speaker 1: all of that reach that he's had over fifty years.
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Speaker 1: It will show itself somewhere along the line down the
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Speaker 1: road where we'll realize that Joe Biden was in fact
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Speaker 1: nothing more than a mafia crime boss or an underling
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Speaker 1: for the true mafia crime boss. However that story plays
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Speaker 1: itself out. However, there's a piece in the New York
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Speaker 1: Times which is very interesting, which has called out four deceptions,
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Speaker 1: four illusions of President Biden's tenure, and that piece was
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Speaker 1: published on Wednesday. The illusions include Biden's assertion at the
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one migration surge was seasonal. These are things
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Speaker 1: that Biden has said. These are things that are being
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Speaker 1: pointed out by The New York Times that Biden said
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Speaker 1: in his presidency that were flat out lies, diversions, manipulations,
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Speaker 1: and he teamed up with the media to do it,
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Speaker 1: and they either fell for it or were complicit with
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Speaker 1: it and enabled it. So, yes, the migration surge was
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Speaker 1: not seasonal. They kept coming, and they kept coming because
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Speaker 1: you told them it was okay for them to keep coming.
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Speaker 1: So thousands after thousands, which turned into hundreds of thousands
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Speaker 1: after hundreds of thousands, which in fact then turned into millions,
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Speaker 1: came across the southern border unchecked, unvails, and now have
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Speaker 1: created a colossal log jam of people awaiting even those
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Speaker 1: who may show up awaiting some sort of a hearing
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Speaker 1: as to their immigration status, a backlog which will take
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Speaker 1: us a decade minimum to roll through. So Biden lied
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Speaker 1: about the immigration status. Biden said that it was highly
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Speaker 1: unlikely that the Taliban would take control of Afghanistan, highly unlikely,
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Speaker 1: so he gave up all our assets, he tucked tail
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Speaker 1: and ran. He then put our soldiers in harm his way.
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Speaker 1: They died as a result of that, and within weeks
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Speaker 1: the Taliban not only had control of Afghanistan again, but
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Speaker 1: that crucial airport that we left, and now they've teamed
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Speaker 1: up with the Chinese and now have that airport built
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Speaker 1: by US. So another huge miscalculation or flat out lie
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Speaker 1: from President Joe Biden. His claim that inflation was transitory
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Speaker 1: and would it last. Well, I don't know about you.
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Speaker 1: When I go to the supermarket and I go buy
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Speaker 1: the same things that I buy every week, that price
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Speaker 1: keeps going up and up and up, and I don't
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Speaker 1: buy anything different. I buy the same thing. And what
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Speaker 1: was once forty five fifty bucks five years ago is
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Speaker 1: literally one hundred and twenty dollars now. So for you
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Speaker 1: to tell me that inflation wasn't going to last, that
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Speaker 1: was either a miscalculation on your part or another deception
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Speaker 1: or another case that you're throwing out there that shows
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Speaker 1: and proves how inept and foolish you are. And lastly,
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Speaker 1: his claim, now his most recent claim is that he
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Speaker 1: would have beaten Donald Trump had he been given the chance,
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Speaker 1: had he stuck it out, old man talk, lunacy talk,
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Speaker 1: crazy talk. I can't imagine another debate. How would he
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Speaker 1: have handled the rigors of the campaign trail, getting up
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Speaker 1: and giving speech after speech, exposing himself on that campaign trail.
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Speaker 1: Maybe people did have a severe distaste for Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: Maybe America isn't ready for a female president. I should
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Speaker 1: have ran, I should have stuck it out. Who knows
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Speaker 1: what would have happened. America could not have survived another
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Speaker 1: four years at Joe Biden. They could not have survived
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Speaker 1: everything that I talk about. Everything we talk about is
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Speaker 1: fueled by the media and the lack of not only transparency,
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Speaker 1: but the lack of fairness in the media. We have
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Speaker 1: lost the fourth estate. I'm so disappointed with the media,
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Speaker 1: the way they've carried themselves. I'm talking about the mainstream media,
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Speaker 1: the way they've carried themselves. You know, since Obama became president,
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Speaker 1: maybe even before that, but Obama was sort of that
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Speaker 1: that turning point where there became a real love affair
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Speaker 1: with the Democrat Party and there was a sense that
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Speaker 1: he could do no wrong or you couldn't print anything
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Speaker 1: negative about him because that would be turned into a
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Speaker 1: racial sort of epitaph. And then Trump came in, and
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Speaker 1: you know, he was hard to take and hard to
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Speaker 1: stomach at sometimes, you know, sometimes he had a huge
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Speaker 1: ego and all that went along with that. So he
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Speaker 1: was an easy target. Fine, they went after him with
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Speaker 1: both guns blazing, So got him out of there with
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Speaker 1: manipulated stories. And then this old man comes in and
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Speaker 1: he's viewing lie after lie. But there's a trail fifty
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Speaker 1: years long, fifty years long of his deception and his
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Speaker 1: greed and lies. Yet they didn't want to pay any
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Speaker 1: attention to that. Why And anybody who can tell me
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Speaker 1: to my face that this was a successful presidency is insane.
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Speaker 1: What was accomplished? What did we get done? How are
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Speaker 1: we perceived around the globe? All of those things are
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Speaker 1: trending in the wrong direction. And the one thing he
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Speaker 1: wanted to hang his hat on unity, that's a joke.
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Speaker 1: We're less unified than we've ever been. When I say he,
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Speaker 1: I mean him as an everyday micro man of what
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Speaker 1: we've done or not done in the last four years.
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Speaker 1: It's just a phrase. It doesn't really mean anything. We
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Speaker 1: all know he's not doing it right. There's somebody else
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Speaker 1: doing it. Clearly that came to light for everyone at
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Speaker 1: the debate. All of us on this side knew it,
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Speaker 1: you know, we watched him, we observed him, We had
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Speaker 1: experts come in here and tell us this guy is compromised,
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Speaker 1: and we knew it. But the other side didn't want
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Speaker 1: to bite into that apple until they actually had to
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Speaker 1: see it for themselves on the big screen and watch
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Speaker 1: him go into the tank during that debate. Things that
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Speaker 1: we already knew now they sort of know. But still
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Speaker 1: we still make this assumption that he's not in control.
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Speaker 1: He's never been in control, right, which is very scary
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Speaker 1: to think about. I mean, it's like a skip from
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Speaker 1: Saturday Night Live. You can't make it up. That's what
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Speaker 1: we had for the last four years six if you
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Speaker 1: want to go back to the campaign. So I just
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Speaker 1: keep saying to myself over and over again. The biggest
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Speaker 1: disappointment in all of this is the media. America was duped. Sure, okay,
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Speaker 1: America gets stooped because they listen to what has spoon
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Speaker 1: fed them much of the time. Although they learned, we
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Speaker 1: all learned in twenty twenty four not to go down
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Speaker 1: that road again, and they didn't the media. You know,
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Speaker 1: Rush used to talk about how you know, the drive
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Speaker 1: by media and all. I guess maybe you can go
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Speaker 1: all the way back to then, but it really got
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Speaker 1: ramped up and got on steroids. I think in the
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Speaker 1: last decade there's always been a bias, but now it's
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Speaker 1: almost as if they just refuse to cover these things
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Speaker 1: that we all know. And it's not a conspiracy theory.
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Speaker 1: We just opened our eyes and we watched the president's
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Speaker 1: demise to think for a second that he could have
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Speaker 1: won in twenty twenty fours and saying to me, well,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. It's just sleepy Joe being sleepy Joe
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Speaker 1: sour grapes, all of that. That's what we got with
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Speaker 1: our current fearless leader, at least for another ten days,
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Speaker 1: ten days in counting, until we flip the script once
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Speaker 1: and for all and get rid of all the bad
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Speaker 1: All right, everyone, welcome back. My name is Lee Elsie
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Speaker 1: filling in this hour for Wayne Allen wrote really not
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Speaker 1: a fiel one. Essentially, I get the first hour here
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Speaker 1: the entire country. Wayne comes in after the top of
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Speaker 1: the hour, hits the ground running and just lays waste
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Speaker 1: to everything in his path as he does so eloquently.
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Speaker 1: But he'll be here right after the top of the hour.
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Speaker 1: You can email me Lee Elsradio gmail dot com. That's
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Speaker 1: Lee els Radio at gmail dot com. And a couple
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Speaker 1: things got me thinking about this next topic, in particular
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Speaker 1: the just flat out in competence of the President of
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Speaker 1: the United States and the thought that he would actually
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Speaker 1: give away these medals to know people who are traitorous
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Speaker 1: to the country, Hillary Clinton and George Soros. But on
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Speaker 1: top of that, there was something that my Orcis said
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Speaker 1: recently that really bothered me. So my Orcus has now
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Speaker 1: warned us of ISIS inspired threats. After the new Orleans attack.
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Speaker 1: So this is the gentleman who told us the border
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Speaker 1: was secure, told us that time and time and time
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Speaker 1: and time again, and now he is saying that, No,
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Speaker 1: we really need to be vigilant and pay very close
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Speaker 1: attention because isis is here, isis inspired actors are here.
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Speaker 1: I would say that and itself is not only negligent,
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Speaker 1: but it is a disgusting example of incompetence. And that
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Speaker 1: leads me to what I really want to talk about
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Speaker 1: here is the dangers of certainty and leadership without vision.
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Speaker 1: The greatest danger, the greatest danger in leadership comes from
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Speaker 1: the certainty without actually possessing wisdom or vision. In competence. Incompetence,
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Speaker 1: not necessarily evil, is often the cause of catastrophic decisions.
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Speaker 1: Leaders who act with unchecked arrogance and ignorance wreak more
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Speaker 1: havoc than all of the malevolent individuals throughout history combined.
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Speaker 1: Leaders who believe they have all of the answers are
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Speaker 1: blind in many cases to the unintended consequences. What we
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Speaker 1: talk about often here are unintended consequences. You need to
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Speaker 1: be playing chess. When you're playing checkers, you're not seeing
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Speaker 1: the big picture that causes catastrophic damage. Just think about
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Speaker 1: what leadership made us do during COVID without any clue
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Speaker 1: as to why we were doing it, wearing masks why
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Speaker 1: made no sense. The consequence is mental health crisis, disruption
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Speaker 1: and education, small business closures, almost a complete collapse of
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Speaker 1: the economy. That was reckless policy decision making, ignorance. They
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Speaker 1: knew at all, but they had no wisdom. Humility over arrogance.
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Speaker 1: These are the things we need to learn. These are
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Speaker 1: the things our leaders should know. Humility, That is what
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Speaker 1: effective leaders always have. They seek advice, they welcome dissent.
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Speaker 1: They evaluate every decision that they're going to make carefully.
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Speaker 1: Leadership requires caution and big picture perspectives. You've got to
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Speaker 1: consider the ripple effect. Whatever you do as a leader
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Speaker 1: of a town, a state, a country has ripple effects,
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Speaker 1: has unintended consequences. A true leader surrounds themselves with casors
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Speaker 1: and they're willing to have back and forth discord, and
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Speaker 1: like I said, dissent should be welcomed. The road to
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Speaker 1: disaster is paved with arrogance, ignorance, and unchecked certainty. I
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Speaker 1: don't expect my leaders to be right every single time,
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Speaker 1: but I expect them to tell me when they're not.
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Speaker 1: We made a mistake. I thought this was the best
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Speaker 1: course of action.
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Speaker 3: I was wrong.
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Speaker 1: That's really not a lot to ask transparency, accountability, Leadership
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Speaker 1: without wisdom isn't just ineffective, it's dangerous, downright dangerous, which
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Speaker 1: is why I do want Trump to surround himself with
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Speaker 1: more than just yes men. I don't think Musk is
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Speaker 1: a yes man. I don't think Rfk is a yes man.
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Speaker 1: And I think they're going to do well by sitting
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Speaker 1: right next to Donald J. Trump to untangle the ugly
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Speaker 1: web that was woven by disadministration, in particular Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: most corrupt president in the history of the United States
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Speaker 1: of America. All Right, we'll take a short break. We'll
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Speaker 1: come back in just a couple of minutes. Don't forget.
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Speaker 1: We've got a lot happening. Yes at the bottom, weighing
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Speaker 1: at the top, all that coming up. I want to
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Speaker 5: The worst thing that can happen on election night is
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Speaker 5: you can win, Yeah, because then then you gotta do
22:48
Speaker 5: the job.
22:48
Speaker 1: You gotta do the job.
22:50
Speaker 5: Forest fires in California are part and parcel of the
22:53
Speaker 5: problems that are wrong with Democrat governors and Democrat mayors
22:58
Speaker 5: in the in these big states Chicago, Illinois, New York.
23:03
Speaker 5: What's going wrong? And you know the issue of forest fires.
23:08
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this, Lee, is this something new?
23:11
Speaker 4: No?
23:12
Speaker 5: No, this is this a brand new development, sir? Is
23:16
Speaker 5: this something that just came up? Or has this been
23:19
Speaker 5: going on for a while, that's been going on? Because
23:21
Speaker 5: I remember almost over twenty years ago, going out to
23:27
Speaker 5: northern California to the Klamath area, which is a forested area,
23:33
Speaker 5: and spending five days working my way through the Klamath
23:37
Speaker 5: Area with a bunch of foresters and fire managers and
23:41
Speaker 5: others and talking about the forestry practices in California that
23:48
Speaker 5: were leading to these fires in northern California. And the
23:51
Speaker 5: forestry practices were that there was no controlled burning that
23:56
Speaker 5: was a critical element, and that if you had infest
24:00
Speaker 5: station of beetles, which they do, they have natural phenomenon
24:05
Speaker 5: that kills the trees. If you have an infestation of
24:08
Speaker 5: beetles that kills the trees, the trees fall down and
24:12
Speaker 5: they become shuel on the floor of the fire the forest.
24:15
Speaker 5: They become shual, they've become stuff that can burn. And
24:19
Speaker 5: there are two ways of dealing with that. One way
24:21
Speaker 5: is you can let it sit there for ten, twelve,
24:23
Speaker 5: fifteen years until there's a lightning strike or arson or
24:26
Speaker 5: a power cable sets it on fire, in which case
24:29
Speaker 5: you have a massive, massive, uncontrolled fire. Or secondly, you
24:32
Speaker 5: can do limited controlled burns, small areas controlled with firefighters
24:37
Speaker 5: and other resources available to control the burn to get.
24:40
Speaker 3: Rid of that.
24:43
Speaker 5: The fuel on the floor of the forest. That's point one.
24:47
Speaker 5: Point two is when you do your cutting, you got
24:51
Speaker 5: to make sure that you're cutting. When you're cutting trees,
24:53
Speaker 5: you're harvesting trees. And I'm a forester. I owned a
24:58
Speaker 5: stewardship forest and for over fifty years, so I've done
25:02
Speaker 5: forestry practices in Vermont. You know, you can do clean cut,
25:07
Speaker 5: you can do selective cut, you can do patch cut.
25:10
Speaker 5: You can there are many ways you can go about it,
25:12
Speaker 5: but one of the best ways is to clear cut
25:14
Speaker 5: and patches. If you clear cut and patches, you surround
25:18
Speaker 5: it with the root structure of other trees so you
25:20
Speaker 5: don't get erosion. Animals can operate in a clear cut
25:24
Speaker 5: area that brings actually brings animals back, especially birds, because
25:29
Speaker 5: then the critters that live in the open areas are
25:32
Speaker 5: easily available as a food source, and overall it's best
25:36
Speaker 5: for the best for the forest. Well, you know that
25:38
Speaker 5: that wasn't being done. Either portions of the forest were
25:41
Speaker 5: being clear cut, which is not good, or the environmentalists
25:45
Speaker 5: were preserving portions of forest not to be cut at all,
25:48
Speaker 5: which is also not good. Not harvesting mature trees is
25:53
Speaker 5: not good for the harvest. They're naturally harvested through death.
25:56
Speaker 5: But then you get but then you get natural fires
25:58
Speaker 5: which clean them out. These forestry practices have not been
26:02
Speaker 5: followed as a matter of policy by the state of California,
26:05
Speaker 5: and certainly not by Los Angeles as a major city.
26:12
Speaker 5: So at least point one bad forestry practices. Two underfunding
26:16
Speaker 5: the firemen. That's pretty obvious. If you're having more and
26:20
Speaker 5: more fires, which they are, why are you cutting the
26:23
Speaker 5: budget for the firefighters. That doesn't make any sense at all.
26:26
Speaker 5: Point three water southern California is naturally what it's a desert.
26:34
Speaker 5: It's a desert. Yeah, it's a desert. It's like Israel.
26:39
Speaker 5: You go to Israel and talk to the Jews about
26:43
Speaker 5: what that place looked like seventy years ago. What they
26:46
Speaker 5: look like a desert. Nobody wanted to live there. But
26:50
Speaker 5: what did they do? They brought in water, They did
26:54
Speaker 5: desalinization of water, They brought in irrigation. The areas of
26:59
Speaker 5: Israe that are controlled by the Jews are flourishing. But
27:05
Speaker 5: when you drive around Israel in a car and you
27:08
Speaker 5: go to look at the date palms, so you go
27:10
Speaker 5: to look at some of the other fruit trees, the
27:14
Speaker 5: other agricultural product. You're driving through an area that is
27:17
Speaker 5: desert and then suddenly you lo behold, whow here's a
27:21
Speaker 5: one hundred acres of date pumps. Where'd they come from? Well,
27:25
Speaker 5: they came out of the ground. But they were able
27:27
Speaker 5: to bring water in. So when you bring water in,
27:30
Speaker 5: or you bring in people for development, you bring in populations.
27:33
Speaker 5: Southern California, all the way up the coast of San Francisco,
27:37
Speaker 5: they were, by and large it was forest property. Because
27:41
Speaker 5: over half of California's forestland or was these shumongous ranches,
27:46
Speaker 5: very big ranches, cattle ranches. And now what has happened
27:50
Speaker 5: to those very big cattle ranches, they're developed. And where
27:55
Speaker 5: do the California people want to build their fancy homes
27:59
Speaker 5: that looks nice and looks so cool. Where do they
28:01
Speaker 5: want to build them? Do they want to build them
28:03
Speaker 5: in downtown La No, it's basically a slum, a sanctuary
28:08
Speaker 5: city slum.
28:09
Speaker 1: No.
28:10
Speaker 5: No, they want to build them on the heights or
28:13
Speaker 5: on the on the shoreline, the so called palisades. Why
28:17
Speaker 5: do they want to build on the palisades? Kind of steep?
28:20
Speaker 5: Why do they want to build there for the view? Yeah?
28:23
Speaker 5: But how do you get the water in there? If
28:26
Speaker 5: it's along the West Coast Highway and it's a palisade,
28:30
Speaker 5: which means a very steep slope, how do you get
28:31
Speaker 5: the water in the well? You've got to have reservoirs.
28:35
Speaker 5: But you know, they decided not to do the reservoirs.
28:39
Speaker 5: The reservoirs were too expensive. If it costs too much
28:42
Speaker 5: money to fill a reservoir with water so that you
28:46
Speaker 5: could so that the fire hydrants would have water in them,
28:49
Speaker 5: what you're going to do is you're going to have
28:52
Speaker 5: tank trucks, right, tank trucks. Now, if you had a
28:57
Speaker 5: choice between a fire hydrant service by a reservoir for
29:01
Speaker 5: your house or a tank truck? Which would you prefer?
29:03
Speaker 5: Fireg No kidding, because wait a minute, the tank trucks. Now,
29:09
Speaker 5: the tank trucks have to have water in them. Well,
29:13
Speaker 5: apparently some of the tank trucks didn't have water in them.
29:16
Speaker 5: And then the tank truck has to drive along the
29:18
Speaker 5: road to bring the water to the fire. And how
29:21
Speaker 5: quickly do you consume the water in a tank truck?
29:24
Speaker 5: Maybe there's some firemen listening who can tell us how
29:29
Speaker 5: long does it take for a what thousand thousand gallon
29:32
Speaker 5: tank truck to empty out the water if you're fighting
29:35
Speaker 5: a big fire.
29:36
Speaker 1: My guess would be minutes, ten minutes, maybe I don't know,
29:40
Speaker 1: that's my guess.
29:40
Speaker 5: Maybe fifteen Yeah, maybe not. And what if the tank
29:44
Speaker 5: truck catches fire and the tires burst, Well, then it's useless.
29:48
Speaker 5: Whereas the water pipes are underground, so no water. But
29:52
Speaker 5: there's a bigger issue that California has. There's a bigger issue,
29:56
Speaker 5: which is the fact that a huge out of their
30:00
Speaker 5: water comes from the Colorado River. Now, how is it
30:06
Speaker 5: the Colorado River, which obviously is in Colorado. How is
30:09
Speaker 5: that that it provides water for Los Angeles and San
30:13
Speaker 5: Diego in southern California. In factly the Colorado River provides
30:20
Speaker 5: water for the following states Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada.
30:30
Speaker 5: And did I mention California, California? And who is the
30:35
Speaker 5: biggest consumer of the Colorado River water? We would assume
30:38
Speaker 5: it's Colorado.
30:39
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, we would assume that. But it's not true.
30:41
Speaker 5: No, no, it's not true. Want to guess, Let's see Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, California, Colorado,
30:48
Speaker 5: which is the biggest consumer? Which state consumes the most
30:52
Speaker 5: of the Colorado River?
30:53
Speaker 1: It sounds like a trick question, but I'll stay California.
30:55
Speaker 5: Ding dinging, you win the prize. California jomes most of
31:00
Speaker 5: the water from the Colorado River. Is that a new thing?
31:04
Speaker 1: No?
31:05
Speaker 5: Hasn't that been going on for like one hundred years?
31:09
Speaker 1: Yeah?
31:09
Speaker 5: Probably, yeah, probably about maybe eighty maybe one hundred years.
31:14
Speaker 5: It's been going on for a long time. It's been
31:17
Speaker 5: going on for a long time now. The Kola River
31:22
Speaker 5: has been down, the flow the river flow from the
31:25
Speaker 5: Colorado Rodo River has been going down, but also the
31:30
Speaker 5: allocation of water from the Coli River has been quote
31:34
Speaker 5: unquote overallocated. What does it mean? What does it mean
31:39
Speaker 5: when you overallocate water from the Colorado River water that
31:44
Speaker 5: is currently held by dams creating reservoirs. And these reservoirs
31:50
Speaker 5: were not built, you know, by a bunch of wokie
31:54
Speaker 5: Democrats out in California. They were built one hundred years
31:57
Speaker 5: ago or eighty years ago as massive public works projects
32:03
Speaker 5: pursued in a Byparis, in a fashion, by responsible public officials.
32:07
Speaker 5: What happens when you over allocate the water from the river.
32:11
Speaker 5: Do the reservoirs maintain the water or does the water
32:14
Speaker 5: go down?
32:14
Speaker 1: The water goes down?
32:16
Speaker 5: Well, how long has the water been going down in
32:18
Speaker 5: these reservoirs? And I'll answer the question because I mean,
32:21
Speaker 5: you know, I haven't briefed you on any on this,
32:23
Speaker 5: because we don't prepare for the show. Not twenty three years. Okay,
32:27
Speaker 5: twenty three years, so that's uh, it's twenty twenty five.
32:31
Speaker 5: So they've been going down since, you know, the Bush administration.
32:35
Speaker 5: If in fact you have declining water for whatever reasons,
32:38
Speaker 5: of course, the Democrats say, wow, global warming, global warming.
32:41
Speaker 5: We need to have electric cars. That's how we're going
32:43
Speaker 5: to solve the problem. No, we're not. We're not going
32:45
Speaker 5: to solve the problem with electric cars. We're going to
32:48
Speaker 5: solve the problem with water conservation and probably nuclear fueled
32:55
Speaker 5: water desalination for drinking water and for farming produce. This
33:00
Speaker 5: is But if the water supply has been going down
33:03
Speaker 5: for twenty three years, twenty years, ten years, fifteen years,
33:07
Speaker 5: eight years, ten years, shouldn't as a matter of public policy,
33:11
Speaker 5: shouldn't the government be doing something about that?
33:15
Speaker 1: And there's the crux of the problem that their leadership
33:18
Speaker 1: in California not doing anything to help out their citizens. Rob,
33:22
Speaker 1: we got to run. Thank you as always for breaking
33:25
Speaker 1: some of this stuff down. The fire is out in California.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back all Top Media Network show is War. My
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Speaker 1: name is Lee else Wayne. Of course we'll be here
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Speaker 1: at the top of the hour. One of our favorite
36:42
Speaker 1: guests is Colonel Stephen Bocci, forty years of military excellence
36:46
Speaker 1: and he joins us now through the Heritage Foundation. You
36:49
Speaker 1: can find him at Espucci on the X. So I'm
36:52
Speaker 1: going to ask you again, probably for the million time,
36:56
Speaker 1: about drones. But there has been new that has surfaced
37:01
Speaker 1: this individual who took his own life, and we can
37:04
Speaker 1: get to him in a second. You know, claims that
37:07
Speaker 1: the government is hiding or the Chinese are hiding these
37:10
Speaker 1: high propulsion types of pieces of equipment that you know,
37:14
Speaker 1: it's things that we don't know about yet, and those
37:18
Speaker 1: are the actual drones that we're seeing up in the sky.
37:21
Speaker 1: That there is you know, a military advantage, whether it's
37:24
Speaker 1: a Chinese military advantage or United States advantage. But I
37:28
Speaker 1: just wanted to get your thoughts on some of the
37:30
Speaker 1: new information that has popped out within the last week
37:33
Speaker 1: or so.
37:34
Speaker 3: Well.
37:34
Speaker 6: First, I think if if China had some sort of
37:38
Speaker 6: you know, super secret advanced technology, I don't take to
37:42
Speaker 6: be texting it over our country out of submarines because
37:46
Speaker 6: if something happens, you know, machines break, even the most advanced.
37:50
Speaker 6: If something happens, the one goes down, suddenly, their advanced
37:53
Speaker 6: technology is you know, falling into the somebody's lawn in
37:57
Speaker 6: Maryland or in southern Jersey, and and we have it.
38:02
Speaker 6: So I mean, that story I think is a little
38:05
Speaker 6: out there, but look, if somebody has technology like that, yeah,
38:10
Speaker 6: we are vulnerable too. If you could launch something that
38:14
Speaker 6: can stay below radar, like a easily controllable drone could
38:19
Speaker 6: and can then get over our air space stay below
38:24
Speaker 6: the four hundred feet so that the FAA won't even
38:29
Speaker 6: let anybody mess with it. Then, you know, I don't
38:32
Speaker 6: understand if these things are supposed to be registered, and
38:36
Speaker 6: they are particularly above a certain size, and these all
38:40
Speaker 6: seem to be above that size, why can't the FAA
38:45
Speaker 6: allow somebody to do something to enforce the law if
38:49
Speaker 6: you are not supposed to be out there unregistered. So
38:54
Speaker 6: it's it's kind of one of these things that you know,
38:57
Speaker 6: the government is saying one thing, but they're not seemingly
39:01
Speaker 6: following their own rules. The government's not usually just oh well, yeah,
39:07
Speaker 6: I know you're breaking our laws, but it's not a
39:09
Speaker 6: big law. So we're not gonna do anything about it,
39:11
Speaker 6: and we're not gonna let anybody else do anything about it. Right,
39:14
Speaker 6: there's some conficiencirely, Yeah, And I don't think it's the Chinese.
39:18
Speaker 6: I think it's something internal. And my guess is, you know,
39:23
Speaker 6: they wanted to get whatever this test done before Trump
39:27
Speaker 6: comes into office for some reason. I don't know what
39:30
Speaker 6: that reason is. That seems a more likely thing some
39:33
Speaker 6: knucklehead somewhere in our own government is doing this stuff,
39:38
Speaker 6: and now you know, thinks they've got their their stuff
39:42
Speaker 6: all completed before Trump can come in and mess with it.
39:47
Speaker 6: It's not right, it's not what should happen. But boys,
39:51
Speaker 6: you know, when you look at what this administration, the
39:53
Speaker 6: present administration has been doing out in front of the
39:57
Speaker 6: TV cameras, lord knows what they're doing in the dark, right.
40:02
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts, colonel on the military person who took
40:05
Speaker 1: his own life outside of Trump Tower in Las Vegas.
40:08
Speaker 6: We need to be looking into this fella a little more.
40:11
Speaker 6: You know, he's a fellow Special Forces guy, served a
40:15
Speaker 6: long time and served well. But it seems to have
40:19
Speaker 6: had some kind of break and I'm not sure you know,
40:23
Speaker 6: if it's connected to PTSD, is it's connected to the
40:26
Speaker 6: fact that his second wife had just announced to him
40:29
Speaker 6: that she was taken off. We don't know, but there
40:33
Speaker 6: there needs to be more in there. I know there's
40:35
Speaker 6: some people that you know, have some credibility that are saying, hey,
40:40
Speaker 6: this this looks like a you know, a false flag,
40:42
Speaker 6: some kind of setup on this guy. This could have
40:46
Speaker 6: never happened. I'm not sure that's true. I think there's
40:50
Speaker 6: some people there that are hoping against hope that a
40:53
Speaker 6: good guy didn't turn into somebody who is doing things
40:58
Speaker 6: that we connect with bad dies. But I think that
41:02
Speaker 6: may be what's happened. So we just need to do
41:05
Speaker 6: more investigations before we make any conclusions on it.
41:09
Speaker 1: Fair enough, fair enough, One more drone question, I believe
41:12
Speaker 1: it or not. In this area, there's a there's a
41:14
Speaker 1: power plant. It's Millstone power Plant. At one point in
41:19
Speaker 1: time was under the I think it was a bottom
41:22
Speaker 1: five in the country as far as safety regulations and precautions,
41:26
Speaker 1: et cetera. But it literally is you know, it's a
41:28
Speaker 1: stone stroke from where I grew up. But I've been
41:30
Speaker 1: getting messages over the last forty eight hours that drones
41:34
Speaker 1: have been flying constantly over these power plants. Now, I
41:37
Speaker 1: don't know if it's drones from within the power plant
41:39
Speaker 1: itself to take a look. Maybe it is, Maybe it's
41:42
Speaker 1: outside sources. But my guess is things like that, like
41:45
Speaker 1: power plants or military bases, they should have an extreme
41:49
Speaker 1: amount of precaution about what kind of drones can fly
41:52
Speaker 1: over them.
41:52
Speaker 6: Right absolutely. Look, you know a facility like that could
41:57
Speaker 6: be using drones to do maintenance checks in areas that
42:00
Speaker 6: are hard to reach. There's a lot of legitimate reasons
42:04
Speaker 6: and legitimate reasons for having surveillance kind of drones up
42:09
Speaker 6: in the vicinity of those facilities from a protection standpoint,
42:15
Speaker 6: and there are technologies that are out there that can
42:20
Speaker 6: you know, protect those facilities from bad guy drones. They're
42:25
Speaker 6: really just sort of in the beginning of the the
42:29
Speaker 6: effort to field those kind of technologies for civilian targets
42:34
Speaker 6: and to utilize them. But the stuff is out there.
42:38
Speaker 6: So either the good guys are doing what they're supposed
42:42
Speaker 6: to do, which you know you always hoped for but
42:45
Speaker 6: kind of surprised when they do, or you know, they
42:49
Speaker 6: should be doing more to keep bad guy drones away
42:53
Speaker 6: from these facilities. We have a lot of infrastructure lead
42:56
Speaker 6: that is essentially naked in the Brier Patch.
43:00
Speaker 1: All right, Colonel I gotta jump in. Sorry about that.
43:02
Speaker 1: We're out of time, but thanks as always, Colonel Stephen Buchi.
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