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War Zone LIVE! with Wayne Allyn Root 10-22-26 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Podcast

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Speaker 5: This is Wayne Allen Root, raw and unfiltered, but America's
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Speaker 4: World, Las Vegas. What time is it? It's time for War!
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Speaker 5: Here's your host, 100% raw truth, 100% American made, the warrior,
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Speaker 5: Wayne Allen Root.
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Speaker 4: All right, now we've got our guests, same guests for
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Speaker 4: the last three days in a row, Jerome Corsi, Peter Tickton,
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Speaker 4: and Dr. Rick Richards. So who wants to start today?
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Speaker 4: Let's figure out who wants to start.
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Speaker 6: Well, let me start to introduce Rick into kind of
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Speaker 6: a summary of what we've been doing.
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Speaker 1: Yes.
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Speaker 6: We've been going at this now for several days, and
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Speaker 6: step by step, what we're doing with Dr. Richards' data
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Speaker 6: is he's demonstrating how potentially illegal mail-in ballots can be
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Speaker 6: identified as they're coming into the state boards.
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Speaker 1: Of election to be voted.
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Speaker 6: Because we're tracking this in real time, ballot by ballot,
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Speaker 6: ballot by ballot by ballot. We have extensive information on
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Speaker 6: each mail-in ballot and each of the voters of those
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Speaker 6: mail-in ballots. We're able to flag those that we think
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Speaker 6: are patterns that meet likely to be illegal. We are
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Speaker 6: monitoring a possibly criminal voting process, likely criminal voting process,
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Speaker 6: in progress, vote by vote, to notify the candidates of
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Speaker 6: how the elections may be in the process of being stolen.
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Speaker 1: So I'll turn it over now to Dr. Richards.
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Speaker 2: Let me share my screen and I'll show you a
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Speaker 2: summary of what we've got here. The election monitor is
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Speaker 2: watching every ballot and every early vote, every ballot from
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Speaker 2: the time it's requested and every early vote, every election
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Speaker 2: day vote. through every step until it's counted and beyond.
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Speaker 2: Even after the election, we can do change analysis.
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Speaker 1: We can do a run a week after the election.
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Speaker 2: And tell you all the people who have a problem
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Speaker 2: with their ballot. We set rules for every state. Watch
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Speaker 2: it as it goes through the processes. We get the report.
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Speaker 2: This is a report from Georgia from last Friday. So
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Speaker 2: every time the county does something, they put in a reason,
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Speaker 2: and we can click down on any of these items
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Speaker 2: and see the individual voter registration that was on deliverable
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Speaker 2: and why. Those that are accepted that have a problem,
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Speaker 2: we want to look further at. So we have priority one.
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Speaker 2: They need to immediately be looked at. For example, I
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Speaker 2: got 82 that are priority one. Let's just go into this.
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Speaker 2: This morning's report showed us six people who are dead
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Speaker 2: that voted. Two of them were waiting to find out
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Speaker 2: on more research. We have 111 people who sent in
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Speaker 2: a ballot registered at a virtual mailbox.
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Speaker 1: That's not legal. We have 18 more on the watch list.
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Speaker 2: Thirteen have already been accepted as votes. We have co-work
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Speaker 2: commercial spaces, 26. Two already accepted. We have commercial mail
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Speaker 2: receiving agencies. They have received 44. You can't register there.
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Speaker 2: We have 1,300 that are mailed from an invalid house number,
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Speaker 2: 500 that are mailed from invalid house number, not in range.
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Speaker 2: So it's 300 Main Street when the street numbers only
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Speaker 2: go from 100 to 200. 8,000 are in a mailing
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Speaker 2: address that doesn't have an apartment or suite. That's important
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Speaker 2: because the ballots go out to them. They have to
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Speaker 2: get there, but they don't have an address. Some will
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Speaker 2: be delivered. What happens to the rest? And if you
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Speaker 2: look specifically, we can drill down on the county. In
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Speaker 2: Fulton County, we now have 12,455.
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Speaker 4: One county, 12,000 leads. That could be fraudulent. We're not
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Speaker 4: saying they are. We're saying they're problematic and it doesn't
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Speaker 4: look good and someone should be investigating them, correct?
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Speaker 1: That is correct. Got it.
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Speaker 4: So tell us about South Dakota.
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Speaker 2: This is Ellie's opening screen. And I have South Dakota up.
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Speaker 2: We have all these states that we can drill down on.
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Speaker 2: And if any of your listeners want to get credentials
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Speaker 2: to do what I'm doing, they can just send me
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Speaker 2: an email and we'll vet them and then give them credentials.
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Speaker 2: And they go in and look at their state.
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Speaker 1: They can see exactly what I'm getting ready to show you.
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Speaker 2: So we're going to talk about America's virtual mailbox voters.
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Speaker 2: Let's take a look at six addresses in the United
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Speaker 2: States that have 34,000 voters. America's mailbox in Box Elder,
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Speaker 2: South Dakota, has 14,816, except I looked up this morning
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Speaker 2: and it's now over 14,900.
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Speaker 7: In Dakota Post, 5,000.
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Speaker 2: Escapes Mail Service in Florida, 4,300. Same company in Livingston, Texas, 4,300.
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Speaker 2: Spearfish South Dakota, 3,300 people, your best. And these are
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Speaker 2: not where people live. They're just mailboxes. In South Dakota itself, 26,000
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Speaker 2: voters at eight addresses, 21,000 people who are getting it
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Speaker 2: at the post office. It is illegal to be registered
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Speaker 2: at a post office box. You can't be registered at
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Speaker 2: a student post office.
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Speaker 1: You can't be registered at a U.S. post office.
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Speaker 2: You can't be registered at a UPS store. These are
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Speaker 2: like the UPS stores. I'm not even counting the students.
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Speaker 2: This is without counting all the students.
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Speaker 4: Right. And where are you providing this information? What website?
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Speaker 2: Well, they can come to our website, theelectorlist.com, and we'll
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Speaker 2: put them on the list.
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Speaker 7: We'll load their.
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Speaker 2: Email in the system. And when we run the report,
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Speaker 2: every time it's downloaded, some say it's daily, some do weekly.
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Speaker 2: When it's downloaded, as soon as it finishes the report,
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Speaker 2: it will send them the report in the email, and
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Speaker 2: they'll have everything they need to look at the watch list,
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Speaker 2: Look at the leads, which is what we provide them,
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Speaker 2: and then take the time between when they get the
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Speaker 2: lead and when they have to certify to clarify whether
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Speaker 2: they are appropriate, make corrections if they need to, get
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Speaker 2: it to the right address.
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Speaker 1: And then after the audit.
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Speaker 2: We'll download the state's voter history, and we can run
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Speaker 2: the information to get ready for after the election audit
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Speaker 2: so they can do after-action reviews, process improvement, training, and
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Speaker 2: even a head start on routine voter list maintenance.
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Speaker 4: Let me jump in here. I want to play prosecutor
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Speaker 4: a little bit here. Look, I'm on your team. I'm
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Speaker 4: on your side. But I'm still very skeptical that any
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Speaker 4: of this will change anything. How do you think a
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Speaker 4: judge is going to accept this when they're all Democrat
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Speaker 4: judges who hate our guts and they're part of the steal?
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Speaker 4: If Corsi wants to answer, if Tickton wants to answer,
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Speaker 4: I am, Wayne Root is completely skeptical that this is
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Speaker 4: going to do a damn thing to change a damn
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Speaker 4: thing before this election. Will it work for 28?
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Speaker 2: Maybe.
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Speaker 4: Will it work for 30?
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Speaker 5: Maybe.
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Speaker 4: Will it have anything to do with this election? Tell
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Speaker 4: me how it has anything to do with this election.
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Speaker 8: So what I'm picturing is that you're exactly right. It's not,
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Speaker 8: it's too late for this to change anything.
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Speaker 1: The conduct of the election.
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Speaker 8: But I'm looking at it more from the point of
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Speaker 8: view of somebody that you know is a bank robber. And,
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Speaker 8: you know, you're the police and you know this guy's
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Speaker 8: robbed a whole bunch of banks. And you need him
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Speaker 8: to rob one more because now you're watching and you
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Speaker 8: know how to catch him. If you're running for the
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Speaker 8: Senate or for the House and your election, there's something
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Speaker 8: wrong with the election and you want to challenge it.
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Speaker 7: It's not the courts.
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Speaker 1: You have to.
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Speaker 8: Go to— if you're running for a seat in the House,
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Speaker 8: you have to go to the House of Representatives. If
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Speaker 8: you're running for a seat in the Senate, you have
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Speaker 8: to go to the Senate. Those are the ones that
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Speaker 8: rule on this decision as to whether or not you
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Speaker 8: should be admitted and the other apparent winner should be
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Speaker 8: set aside. Those are the ones that have the exclusive
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Speaker 8: jurisdiction on this. According to the Constitution, the judges have
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Speaker 8: nothing to do with this. And the House and the
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Speaker 8: Senate will vote the way the majority is. And that's
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Speaker 8: just been historically what they did. They never looked at
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Speaker 8: the cases from the point of view of whether they
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Speaker 8: were valid or not.
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Speaker 4: Well, knowing that the House and the Senate— well, the House did.
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Speaker 4: The House passed the SAVE Act. But the Senate wouldn't
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Speaker 4: even pass the SAVE Act. We've got a 53-47 Republican majority,
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Speaker 4: and you couldn't even come close. to passing the SAVE Act.
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Speaker 4: Do you honestly believe, Peter, that the Senate, the cowards
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Speaker 4: that they are and the bribed rhinos that they are,
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Speaker 4: you really believe they would vote to unseat a senator
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Speaker 4: who won an election based on information from Ellie? I
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Speaker 4: don't believe it for a second.
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Speaker 8: I just don't think if they if they cheat, they
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Speaker 8: have the majorities.
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Speaker 1: Of course, we're going to lose that. That's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 7: It's worse than the judges.
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Speaker 9: Right.
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Speaker 8: OK, so so you're incorrect about whether it goes to court,
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Speaker 8: but it's even worse.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 4: John Thune is worse than the judges.
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Speaker 8: It's going to take what you prefer to call a
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Speaker 8: an emergency.
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Speaker 4: Right. National security emergency of some kind.
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Speaker 10: You're right.
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Speaker 1: You're right. You're absolutely right.
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Speaker 4: And that's why I'm saying that.
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Speaker 8: We're going to be able to give him what he
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Speaker 8: needs to be able to do that beyond any question.
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Speaker 4: Now we're getting somewhere. Now we got the right answer.
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Speaker 4: That's what I was looking for. I was pressing you
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Speaker 4: guys to get that out of you. If this can
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Speaker 4: add up to giving Trump the actual goods to declare
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Speaker 4: a national security emergency That's the point. That's my point.
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Speaker 8: From the very beginning, that it's not going to stop them.
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Speaker 1: They're going to still commit the bank robbery.
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Speaker 4: Look, I'm smiling. I'm smiling. I'm not mad anymore. I'm smiling.
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Speaker 4: That's what I wanted to get out of you guys.
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Speaker 4: All right. We're done for the night. I'm going to
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Speaker 4: make sure I put this up on the Internet. I'm
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Speaker 4: going to make sure I send it. to President Trump's office.
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Speaker 4: I've got good friends there. We hand everything to President Trump.
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Speaker 4: I will write this column on Monday. I will send
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Speaker 4: it to the president. I will text him. I will
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Speaker 4: call him. Peter, you do the same. Jerome, you do
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Speaker 4: the same. And we'll try and get all of this
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Speaker 4: in front of him. And hopefully he can use it
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Speaker 4: either before or after the election to prove what there
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Speaker 4: is to prove. Let's hope it's not stolen. Let's hope
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Speaker 4: it's not rigged. But I believe it will be. And
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Speaker 4: we'll see real soon. So that's it. Thank you, guys.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Jerome. Thank you, Peter Tickton, my boy from
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Speaker 4: Mount Vernon. Thank you, Dr. Rick Richards, the genius who
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Speaker 4: came up with the system. You're all good patriots. You're
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Speaker 4: all great Americans. God bless you.
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Speaker 11: Thanks.
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Speaker 12: A powerful message, a call to patriotism, and a reminder
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Speaker 12: of what we stand for. God Bless America. It ends here.
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Speaker 12: By Jason Bellard, Steve Gruber, and The Freedom Project. A
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Speaker 12: song about faith, freedom, and the future of our great nation. Now,
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Speaker 12: from Real America's Music, May God Bless America. Download it now.
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Speaker 13: May God bless America.
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Speaker 1: Bring us forward to the day.
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Speaker 13: When every tear is wiped away.
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Speaker 4: But until this perfect.
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Speaker 13: Day, we should weep for our country, seek God on
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Speaker 13: his behalf.
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Speaker 4: We may not have made.
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Speaker 13: A golden calf, but.
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Speaker 4: Our idols have been cleared. And it ends here.
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Speaker 1: Hey, God bless America.
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Speaker 14: And bring us forward.
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Speaker 7: To the day. Oh.
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Speaker 4: We're doing something different. We've got Jason Ballard with us.
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Speaker 4: He was available during this time slot, so I grabbed him.
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Speaker 4: Jason Ballard, who wrote, I think he wrote it, but
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Speaker 4: I know he sang the hit song, May God Bless America. Jason,
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Speaker 4: are you there? Yes, sir.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for having me.
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Speaker 4: Hey, how are you? How are you doing, Jason?
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Speaker 1: Doing okay. I'm not feeling too good today, but it's
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Speaker 1: still a good day.
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Speaker 4: It's a good day to God bless America. I love it.
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Speaker 4: First of all, you sang this hit song, which, by
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Speaker 4: the way, on its first day of release was Friday.
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Speaker 4: The song skyrocketed to number two on the overall music
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Speaker 4: charts across all genres. That's amazing. Congratulations. Would you call
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Speaker 4: it a country song? Is it a country hit? What's
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Speaker 4: the genre it's actually in?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I've never really fit into a genre.
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Speaker 1: I kind of have a I have my own style,
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Speaker 1: you know.
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Speaker 15: But when I wrote it, I mean, I guess it's,
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Speaker 15: I mean, it sounded like this in my head, you know.
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Speaker 1: So I guess it is a country song if that's.
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Speaker 4: How you feel. All right, so you wrote it. You
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Speaker 4: are the songwriter and the singer, which is a double hit.
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Speaker 4: That's fantastic. This is Real America's Voice Campaign with Steve
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Speaker 4: Gruber and The Freedom Project. Tell us what makes this song,
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Speaker 4: in your mind, so special as the songwriter and singer.
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Speaker 4: What makes it so special?
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Speaker 1: Honestly, I think it came from God.
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Speaker 15: I feel like God gave it to me for this
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Speaker 15: exact moment in history.
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Speaker 4: Well, it makes sense to me because the minute I
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Speaker 4: heard it, I said, that's going to be a number
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Speaker 4: one hit. I felt it right away. I felt the
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Speaker 4: hair on my arm stand up. That's when I know
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Speaker 4: something's going to be a big hit. What's the overall
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Speaker 4: message of the song, Jason?
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Speaker 1: We want God's blessing in this country.
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Speaker 15: At least as parents and grandparents and at least the
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Speaker 15: older generation wants God's blessing for the next generation.
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Speaker 1: We've ignored God.
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Speaker 15: Some things for quite some time that have gotten.
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Speaker 1: Out of hand. And the next generation, if we don't
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Speaker 1: step up now, ain't going to have a chance. It'll
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Speaker 1: be like France. Right.
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Speaker 4: That's funny because the minute they played the beginning of
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Speaker 4: your video, and again, I've seen the video because Jeff
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Speaker 4: Reed is a great friend of mine, and he played
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Speaker 4: it for me before you ever put it out. And
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Speaker 4: I said, that's going to be a number one hit.
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Speaker 4: And you've got that image of something burning, a city burning.
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Speaker 4: And I said, wow, it's almost like they knew that
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Speaker 4: France would be burning. So it was perfect. It was
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Speaker 4: perfect timing, let me tell you, because as soon as
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Speaker 4: I saw that, I said, we're next. And this song,
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Speaker 4: I think, makes that point, makes that case. What's the
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Speaker 4: importance of faith and family? How does that relate to
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Speaker 4: this song?
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Speaker 15: Well, in my life, the most important thing is Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 15: He purchased me with his own precious blood. He did
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Speaker 15: a great work.
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Speaker 1: In delivering me from the man that I used to be.
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Speaker 15: My family, that matters more to me than anything else
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Speaker 15: on this planet, to be honest. You know, I'm not
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Speaker 15: the perfect dad for sure, but I love my kids
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Speaker 15: and I'm hoping that when they grow up, that we
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Speaker 15: will have left something for them worth leaving behind.
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Speaker 4: It's funny because I can hear the emotion when you
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Speaker 4: speak and I can hear the emotion when you sing.
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Speaker 4: And when people feel something like that, it gets them
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Speaker 4: in their heart. It gets them in their gut. And
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Speaker 4: you got yourself a big hit there. And I hope
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Speaker 4: many more to come. This song also pays tribute to
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Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk, who was a guest many times on my shows.
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Speaker 4: Charlie was it was either six or eight times he
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Speaker 4: came on my show. Great guy. Great patriot. you were
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Speaker 4: reflecting on the sacrifices made by those willing to speak
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Speaker 4: publicly about their convictions. So tell us your feeling in
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Speaker 4: your heart about Charlie Kirk and what he meant to America.
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Speaker 15: Honestly, you read about prophets in the Old Testament, you know,
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Speaker 15: just over and over again. You know, Charlie was a
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Speaker 15: mouthpiece for God as far as I'm concerned. I believe
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Speaker 15: that God used him to change a lot of minds
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Speaker 15: and hearts, to make a lot of people think about
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Speaker 15: things that they wouldn't normally think about.
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Speaker 1: And he did it in a very peaceful way.
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Speaker 15: I was hoping that Charlie would end up being president
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Speaker 15: when my kids grew up. Unfortunately, that's not the case now.
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Speaker 15: But the blood of the martyrs is the seed of
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Speaker 15: the church. If somebody is watching this right now and
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Speaker 15: After Charlie Kirk died, you felt something like, I need
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Speaker 15: to do something.
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Speaker 1: But you're still sitting on the sidelines.
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Speaker 15: Get up and do something for your country, for your God,
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Speaker 15: for the next generation that's going to inherit this country.
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Speaker 1: It's time for us to step up. It really is.
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Speaker 4: Jason Ballard, we're talking to Jason. He is the songwriter
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Speaker 4: and the singer of the new hit song, Number two
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Speaker 4: in the world in every genre called May God Bless America.
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Speaker 4: May God Bless America. I think you capsulated, Jason, what
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Speaker 4: the future held for Charlie Kirk and why it scared
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Speaker 4: the enemy so much. Not just the enemy of Republicans,
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Speaker 4: per se, the enemy of MAGA, per se, the enemy
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Speaker 4: of God. These people that are atheists and godless, they
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Speaker 4: just hated what Charlie stood for. And they knew, A,
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Speaker 4: he could be president one day. You're 100% right. I
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Speaker 4: really thought the same thing myself. And B, I think
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Speaker 4: they knew that he was changing the opinions of a
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Speaker 4: whole generation of young people. No other Republican knows how
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Speaker 4: to reach young people. So they had to kill this guy.
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Speaker 4: They had to eliminate him. What shocked me the most is,
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Speaker 4: tell me if this meant something to you, wasn't just
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Speaker 4: the death of Charlie. It was that people were so openly, publicly,
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Speaker 4: cheering that he was dead. I'd never heard anything like
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Speaker 4: that in my entire life. Nobody on our side is
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Speaker 4: like that. I mean, I hate Obama. I despise Nancy Pelosi.
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Speaker 4: I hate Hillary Clinton. I don't want them dead, and
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Speaker 4: I certainly wouldn't cheer their death. Weren't you shocked by that?
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Speaker 1: I really was.
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Speaker 15: But, I mean, there's a part of me that really
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Speaker 15: wasn't shocked because, you know, we've been seeing what's going
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Speaker 15: on in the world and in the younger generations for
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Speaker 15: quite some time. I feel like we may have known
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Speaker 15: this was coming a little bit, but we hope that
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Speaker 15: it wouldn't.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean, they ridiculed him. They cheered for
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Speaker 1: his death. They made Roblox games where you could be
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Speaker 1: the sniper. I mean, it's horrible. Absolutely horrible.
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Speaker 4: Horrible. It's funny that you just said that. I feel
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Speaker 4: the same way about civil war. I don't want it.
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Speaker 4: I want nothing to do with it, but I feel
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Speaker 4: in my gut we can't avoid it. It's coming because
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Speaker 4: the left wants us dead so badly that they're not
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Speaker 4: going to rest until they create revolution and civil war.
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Speaker 4: But none of us want it on our side. It's funny.
19:54
Speaker 4: We have all the guns we have got on our
19:56
Speaker 4: side and we don't want it. We want peace. Nobody
19:59
Speaker 4: wants a civil war on our side. But I feel
20:01
Speaker 4: in my gut we're probably not going to be able
20:03
Speaker 4: to avoid it. Uh, cause they're such bad people, but
20:07
Speaker 4: tell my fans last thing I want to hear about you. What,
20:10
Speaker 4: what's your background?
20:13
Speaker 1: Uh, I mean, how far back you want me to go?
20:17
Speaker 4: Just tell us what makes you, you, uh, I'm.
20:21
Speaker 1: Just, I'm a simple guy. I love my family. I,
20:26
Speaker 1: I work hard.
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Speaker 15: Uh, I worked for a company called Mangrums AC, not,
20:32
Speaker 15: not too.
20:32
Speaker 1: Far from home.
20:34
Speaker 15: Uh, I don't lead a very exciting life. I just
20:39
Speaker 15: want to serve the Lord, and I just want my.
20:43
Speaker 1: Music to matter.
20:45
Speaker 4: Where are you from? I don't even know where you live.
20:48
Speaker 15: I'm from a small town called Hackberry, Louisiana, and it's
20:51
Speaker 15: right near the Gulf of America.
20:54
Speaker 4: There you go. Gulf of America.
20:55
Speaker 3: I like it.
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Speaker 1: Gulf of America.
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Speaker 4: It's hard not to like you, Jason. You're a very
21:02
Speaker 4: likable guy. And I think it's going to equal a
21:04
Speaker 4: long career. Patriots like me are going to love you.
21:07
Speaker 4: By the way, I'm kind of a different guy. I'm
21:09
Speaker 4: a Jew who took Jesus Christ as my Savior 35
21:12
Speaker 4: years ago. So I'm a Messianic Jew who believes in Jesus.
21:16
Speaker 2: Yeah.
21:16
Speaker 4: So I love your music and I love what you
21:18
Speaker 4: stand for. And you seem like a really nice guy.
21:20
Speaker 4: I feel your heart, man. I feel it in my heart.
21:23
Speaker 4: Congratulations on all your success. His song is called May God...
21:28
Speaker 4: Bless America. Jason Ballard, number two song of every genre
21:34
Speaker 4: in America. He deserves it. Thank you, Jason.
21:37
Speaker 1: Thank you. Love you, man.
21:38
Speaker 4: Appreciate you. God bless you. Good guy, man.
21:42
Speaker 7: Good guy.
21:52
Speaker 13: But until this perfect day, we should weep for our country.
21:58
Speaker 4: Seek God on his behalf.
22:00
Speaker 13: We may not have made a golden calf, but.
22:06
Speaker 11: Our idols.
22:10
Speaker 4: All right, way down the route, Dan Montano's with me.
22:13
Speaker 4: Dan is the CEO of Z-Chad Genesis Medicine, a biotech company.
22:18
Speaker 4: They've been developing medicines to treat Parkinson's, reverse type 2 diabetes,
22:22
Speaker 4: reverse heart disease, and to potentially reverse chronic pain. Dan,
22:27
Speaker 4: update us on the success that you're having.
22:29
Speaker 10: Things are phenomenal. We've dosed 270 Parkinson's patients, amazing improvements,
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Speaker 10: and about 90 type 2 diabetes. Everything's going great with
22:36
Speaker 10: the patients.
22:38
Speaker 4: And one of those success stories, I'm a witness, is
22:40
Speaker 4: my dear friend, Hollis, who has managed one of my
22:43
Speaker 4: businesses for 30 years. So I've known him for three decades.
22:46
Speaker 4: He needed a walker or a wheelchair to get around.
22:49
Speaker 4: I asked you to treat him. After one treatment, tell
22:52
Speaker 4: my viewers what happened.
22:54
Speaker 10: He showed up to the clinic, and a walker could
22:55
Speaker 10: barely make it through the door. He got dosed, and
22:57
Speaker 10: three weeks later, you can see the follow-up, him walking
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Speaker 10: around like he's a young kid again. Look at him.
23:03
Speaker 10: That's Hollis making it around, and he's telling us he's
23:05
Speaker 10: doing great. Balance. energy, et cetera. Things are going great.
23:10
Speaker 10: Thank you, Wayne.
23:11
Speaker 4: He called me and he told me, he feels like
23:13
Speaker 4: a young kid again. And that's with one dose. How
23:15
Speaker 4: many doses would a person suffering from Parkinson's or a
23:18
Speaker 4: stroke normally get?
23:19
Speaker 10: 12 over three years, 12 doses.
23:23
Speaker 2: All right.
23:23
Speaker 4: Let's talk about your pre-IPO investment opportunity. First, tell my fans,
23:28
Speaker 4: what is a pre-IPO?
23:30
Speaker 10: That's when you get into a company before it goes public.
23:33
Speaker 10: Usually a company raises a small amount of money, half
23:35
Speaker 10: a million, a million dollars. When I was an investment
23:38
Speaker 10: banker for 30 years, we kept them all to ourselves.
23:40
Speaker 10: They're very rarely offered to anybody outside.
23:43
Speaker 4: How come most of the people watching us now have
23:45
Speaker 4: never seen a pre-IPO investment opportunity before?
23:49
Speaker 10: Because investment bankers keep them for themselves or their close friends.
23:52
Speaker 10: They don't let strangers in. We are because we want
23:54
Speaker 10: the public involved.
23:56
Speaker 4: This pre-IPO investment opportunity is with one of your sister
24:00
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24:02
Speaker 10: Regenerative Medicine of Europe is about the same marketplace opportunity
24:06
Speaker 10: as the United States, and we have a lot of
24:08
Speaker 10: interest over there. So it'll be IPO in 9 to
24:11
Speaker 10: 12 months, and I think it'll be very successful.
24:14
Speaker 4: What are the details of this investment deal?
24:17
Speaker 10: We're doing $ 5 a share. 200,000 shares, raising a million dollars.
24:24
Speaker 10: And that's it. $ 10, 000 is the minimum. Very small.
24:27
Speaker 4: $ 10, 000 minimum. And when is the IPO expected to happen?
24:31
Speaker 10: Nine to 12 months.
24:33
Speaker 4: This is your chance to get in before an IPO listing.
24:36
Speaker 4: Go now to a new website they created just for
24:38
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24:47
Speaker 4: Thank you. All right, my guests are Scott and Michelle Leverett,
25:11
Speaker 4: a couple who was harassed and ejected from the Aces
25:16
Speaker 4: Fever WNBA game in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay
25:21
Speaker 4: Event Center, and not only kicked out of the game,
25:23
Speaker 4: but kicked out of their hotel room. I think we
25:25
Speaker 4: have a video to play real quick, and then we'll
25:27
Speaker 4: get right back to Scott and Michelle. So play the video.
25:29
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
25:30
Speaker 7: You need to leave.
25:41
Speaker 4: All right. So, so tell us, we've got to Scott
25:47
Speaker 4: and Michelle Leverett with us. Tell us what we are.
25:51
Speaker 4: We're seeing in that video. First of all, explain what
25:53
Speaker 4: it is we're looking at or what we were looking
25:55
Speaker 4: at just moments ago.
25:56
Speaker 16: The lady behind me was reading my text messages. And
26:01
Speaker 16: I was just talking to my daughter who lives in Utah.
26:04
Speaker 16: And she, She said, I can see what you're writing.
26:10
Speaker 16: And I said, I don't care. And then about five
26:14
Speaker 16: minutes later, she says, I can still see what you're writing.
26:17
Speaker 1: And I says, well, mind your own business.
26:20
Speaker 16: And then the lady in front of us, she'd stepped
26:25
Speaker 16: up and she turned around and she said.
26:27
Speaker 1: We need to leave.
26:29
Speaker 16: And I said, well, I'm not going anywhere. And then
26:32
Speaker 16: the next thing I know, she leaves immediately. She brings
26:35
Speaker 16: back some security lady. The security lady. Yeah, well, the
26:41
Speaker 16: security lady comes back and she's sitting there talking to
26:44
Speaker 16: us and she says, I'm cussing at him. And I'm saying,
26:47
Speaker 16: I'm just telling these people to mind their own business.
26:49
Speaker 9: Right.
26:50
Speaker 4: So let me start.
26:51
Speaker 5: Hold on.
26:52
Speaker 4: I got to ask you a question. I got to
26:53
Speaker 4: I got to interrupt. What was it that you were
26:56
Speaker 4: texting that offended her so badly, which is none of
26:58
Speaker 4: her business in the first place? But what was it
27:01
Speaker 4: you were texting?
27:01
Speaker 16: A private message to my daughter.
27:03
Speaker 4: But was it something to do with conservative politics? No,
27:08
Speaker 4: it had nothing to do with politics. So then why
27:10
Speaker 4: would she get upset over you.
27:11
Speaker 7: Texting her daughter?
27:12
Speaker 16: This lady just couldn't. She just had to have her
27:16
Speaker 16: nose in our business.
27:17
Speaker 14: But if she wouldn't have.
27:19
Speaker 16: Said anything to me and the lady in front of
27:22
Speaker 16: us wouldn't have said anything to me, there wouldn't have
27:24
Speaker 16: been a problem.
27:25
Speaker 4: There wasn't a problem, period.
27:27
Speaker 1: I never got out of my seat.
27:29
Speaker 4: But were you guys wearing like, you know, remember, I'm
27:31
Speaker 4: on your team. Were you guys wearing something that identified
27:34
Speaker 4: you as conservative or MAGA or pro-Trump or pro-women in
27:39
Speaker 4: women's events, not men? What were you wearing? Something must
27:42
Speaker 4: have tipped them off. The same thing we wore at
27:45
Speaker 4: the game.
27:46
Speaker 14: Wearing the same shirt.
27:48
Speaker 3: I have my Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham and Lexi Hull
27:52
Speaker 3: shirt on.
27:53
Speaker 4: So that's why they hated you. That's the reason they
27:56
Speaker 4: hated you.
27:57
Speaker 2: Right.
27:57
Speaker 4: Because you're on the side of Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham,
28:01
Speaker 4: who are white, white, conservative and straight. And they hated
28:06
Speaker 4: by everyone in the WNBA community. Because they're all black,
28:09
Speaker 4: lesbian communists. And so they hate them and beat them
28:13
Speaker 4: up and elbow them in the face and choke them.
28:15
Speaker 4: And nobody does anything about it. It's the most incredible
28:18
Speaker 4: thing I've ever seen.
28:19
Speaker 1: Yes, they do.
28:21
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it kind of started... when the two teams
28:24
Speaker 3: came out. And I said to my husband, I don't
28:27
Speaker 3: really understand why everybody has to boo when the teams
28:31
Speaker 3: come out.
28:31
Speaker 14: And so the.
28:32
Speaker 3: Lady behind me got into our conversation, and she said,
28:36
Speaker 3: it's because it's the fever, that's why we boo.
28:39
Speaker 14: And so then the lady in front of us, she
28:41
Speaker 14: said the same thing. It's because it's the fever, we boo.
28:44
Speaker 14: And then she said to me, I suppose you like
28:46
Speaker 14: Caleb Clark. And I said, actually, yes, I do. I
28:49
Speaker 14: used to look up. We used to live in Vegas
28:53
Speaker 14: for like 16 years.
28:55
Speaker 1: And we like boutiques.
28:56
Speaker 3: So I told her I like Jackie Young on the
28:58
Speaker 3: Aces as well. And so then the lady behind me said, well,
29:02
Speaker 3: why are you cheering for the fever?
29:05
Speaker 2: And that's when it all started.
29:09
Speaker 4: These people are nuts. They've got Trump derangement syndrome. In
29:12
Speaker 4: this case, they've got Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark derangement syndrome.
29:15
Speaker 4: But they're just nutty people.
29:17
Speaker 10: Absolutely.
29:19
Speaker 14: And that's when it all started.
29:20
Speaker 3: And then the women started bullying my husband.
29:25
Speaker 4: And then a security guard comes over and tells you
29:29
Speaker 4: you have to leave. Based on what?
29:32
Speaker 16: Well, she asked us to go down to the concession area.
29:36
Speaker 16: So we left to go down to talk to whomever
29:39
Speaker 16: down there.
29:39
Speaker 4: And then we were.
29:40
Speaker 1: Met by like eight people.
29:41
Speaker 14: She said, well, she said you were unruly.
29:44
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was unruly.
29:45
Speaker 16: Okay, well, if I'm unruly, what about the other ladies?
29:48
Speaker 16: Because they're the ones that were in my face. I
29:50
Speaker 16: never got out of my chair.
29:53
Speaker 3: She said he was unruly and was cussing at them.
29:58
Speaker 14: And so we're looking at the video.
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Speaker 16: They were the ones doing the cussing at me.
30:03
Speaker 4: So were these like officials of the ACES, of the
30:07
Speaker 4: Las Vegas ACES that you were talking to, or security?
30:10
Speaker 4: Who were you talking to that were making these charges?
30:13
Speaker 16: Security people are just security for, I guess, the arena.
30:17
Speaker 1: We don't really know.
30:19
Speaker 3: Because there was the security in their yellow shirt, and
30:23
Speaker 3: then there was a man in a suit wearing that
30:25
Speaker 3: he said he was the president of something.
30:27
Speaker 14: I can't remember what he said. I was so shaken up.
30:31
Speaker 3: And then another well-dressed man came out and then another,
30:34
Speaker 3: a third well-dressed man came out and they told us
30:39
Speaker 3: then we were being evicted from our hotel room.
30:43
Speaker 16: And I asked them if they were gonna pay for
30:44
Speaker 16: our tickets and he.
30:45
Speaker 10: Said, nope.
30:47
Speaker 14: And then my husband was trespassed.
30:49
Speaker 1: And then I got trespassed.
30:50
Speaker 16: They took us out into the parking garage We sat
30:54
Speaker 16: out there for 10 minutes, and then they perp walked
30:57
Speaker 16: us to our room through the casino.
31:00
Speaker 4: Which was at Mandalay Bay, right?
31:02
Speaker 1: Mandalay Bay, yes.
31:03
Speaker 4: Because you're at the Mandalay Bay Events Center where the
31:06
Speaker 4: Aces play, and you're staying at the Mandalay Bay Hotel,
31:09
Speaker 4: which is owned by MGM, which is a bunch of
31:11
Speaker 4: liberal scumbags, by the way. Just so you know, I
31:14
Speaker 4: know all these people. They're scumbags, liberal, liberal, Democrat, bleeding heart, scumbags,
31:20
Speaker 4: Trump haters, and And they evicted you from your room.
31:24
Speaker 4: On what grounds?
31:27
Speaker 14: They walked us through the casino.
31:29
Speaker 1: Into the elevator.
31:31
Speaker 7: Down the hallway, up to our room.
31:33
Speaker 14: They stood in our room.
31:35
Speaker 4: Oh, my God.
31:37
Speaker 14: Yeah, my husband said, I need to use the restroom.
31:40
Speaker 14: And they said, you don't. And he said, I'll pay
31:43
Speaker 14: for this room.
31:43
Speaker 7: I'm using it.
31:45
Speaker 14: And so then we wanted to go to the checkout.
31:48
Speaker 14: Go check out. They wouldn't let us.
31:50
Speaker 3: So they walked us through the casino again, through the
31:54
Speaker 3: parking garage, to our car.
31:56
Speaker 14: Then they took down our make and model.
31:58
Speaker 16: And they're reporting back on the radio this whole time.
32:01
Speaker 16: They even followed us out of the parking garage.
32:05
Speaker 4: So what recourse do you have? I mean, have you
32:07
Speaker 4: contacted a lawyer? Because I think you should sue the
32:11
Speaker 4: living crap out of Mandalay Bay and MGM.
32:14
Speaker 16: So we haven't got that far yet. We've just been
32:18
Speaker 16: trying to get our money back for our room. And
32:20
Speaker 16: that's been unsuccessful.
32:22
Speaker 4: You're too nice. I've got great lawyers. You're going to
32:24
Speaker 4: contact me when the show is over. OK, I'm at
32:28
Speaker 4: Wayne Root at Gmail dot com. Wayne Root. Just my name.
32:31
Speaker 4: No middle name. Wayne Root at Gmail dot com. and
32:34
Speaker 4: I'm going to connect you with some of the best
32:36
Speaker 4: lawyers in Las Vegas, and I'll bet you we can
32:38
Speaker 4: get you a lawsuit. Forget about your room. You should
32:41
Speaker 4: get back $ 50, 000 plus your room. This whole thing is
32:44
Speaker 4: outrageous and ridiculous and terrible, and as far as I'm concerned,
32:49
Speaker 4: racist and biased. They hate us because we're white, and
32:53
Speaker 4: we are Trump fans, and we're straight, and they hate us,
32:56
Speaker 4: and it's just sickening.
32:57
Speaker 1: Oh, you're absolutely correct.
32:59
Speaker 4: Sickening. You're absolutely correct. No person that's straight should ever
33:03
Speaker 4: again go to an Aces game. These people are all
33:06
Speaker 4: just terrible.
33:07
Speaker 1: I don't even want to go back to Vegas.
33:09
Speaker 16: We just went to Utah to visit my daughter, and
33:11
Speaker 16: we bypassed Vegas.
33:13
Speaker 4: Yeah. By the way, I love Utah, but Utah's not
33:15
Speaker 4: that great either. All the Republicans are rhinos who run Utah.
33:18
Speaker 4: So believe me, they're not that great either, but they're
33:20
Speaker 4: better than that. They wouldn't do that to you. That
33:23
Speaker 4: I can say. But it's kind of liberal, deep state, D.C.
33:27
Speaker 4: swamp Republicans that run Utah. The governor's terrible. So it's
33:31
Speaker 4: not so great either, but it's a lot better than Nevada.
33:33
Speaker 4: No question about that. So, all right, look, I got
33:36
Speaker 4: to go because the show is ending for the night.
33:38
Speaker 4: I wanted to get your stories in. Scott and Michelle Leverett.
33:42
Speaker 4: who were harassed and ejected from their seats, from their tickets,
33:47
Speaker 4: from their hotel room, treated like garbage in my city,
33:51
Speaker 4: Las Vegas. I'm going to try and make a big
33:53
Speaker 4: deal about this. I'm going to get you a good lawyer.
33:56
Speaker 4: WayneRoot at gmail.com. Email me after the show, and we'll
34:00
Speaker 4: see if we can help you out, okay?
34:01
Speaker 14: Thank you very much.
34:03
Speaker 4: So you get a good feeling about Las Vegas, because
34:05
Speaker 4: I love Las Vegas, and nothing like this should ever
34:08
Speaker 4: happen in my town. I'll see what I can do
34:10
Speaker 4: for you, okay?
34:11
Speaker 10: All right.
34:12
Speaker 14: Thank you.
34:12
Speaker 4: Thank you. Thank you both. Scott, Michelle, thank you both.
34:15
Speaker 4: God bless you. All right, I'm joined by Kip Herridge,
34:41
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34:45
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34:50
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34:53
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34:58
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35:05
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35:13
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35:16
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35:19
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35:22
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35:24
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36:36
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36:38
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36:40
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36:42
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37:29
Speaker 1: Thank you, Wayne.
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Speaker 6: Thank you.
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37:58
Speaker 4: Yesterday, you say, what could be more important than saving America?
38:02
Speaker 4: Because those three guys are saving America. And I'm so
38:05
Speaker 4: honored they've chosen my show to be the exclusive to
38:08
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38:10
Speaker 4: the White House asked them to do it on my show.
38:12
Speaker 4: President Trump is a big fan of mine, does watch
38:14
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38:17
Speaker 4: does come out with lots of things that I say
38:20
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38:22
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38:25
Speaker 4: and they believe it's going to help him to prevent
38:29
Speaker 4: a stolen election. We shall see. But yesterday I jumped
38:32
Speaker 4: from them to the story of the couple that got
38:35
Speaker 4: kicked out of the Las Vegas Aces game because you're conservative,
38:37
Speaker 4: because they're patriots, because they like Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham.
38:42
Speaker 4: They were not only kicked out of the game, they
38:43
Speaker 4: were kicked out of the hotel Mandalay Bay by MGM
38:46
Speaker 4: Grand security personnel. How disgusting. It was an important story
38:51
Speaker 4: and you needed to hear it. Today's another one you
38:53
Speaker 4: need to hear. Terry Newsom's with us, host of Behind
38:56
Speaker 4: Enemy Lines podcast. He's based in Chicago, been on our
38:59
Speaker 4: show many times. And he's got a great story to
39:02
Speaker 4: tell you about as well about this. The Democrats, i.e. communists,
39:07
Speaker 4: the government, the federal government sent the DOJ and the
39:11
Speaker 4: FBI to your home in March of 2023. Take it
39:14
Speaker 4: from there, Terry. Tell us what happened.
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Speaker 1: Sure. Thanks for having me on. I really appreciate it.
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Speaker 9: This is probably the most important story I've ever been
39:22
Speaker 9: involved with personally. So I started speaking out against porn
39:26
Speaker 9: in my kid's school, you know, God, four years ago
39:28
Speaker 9: when they were freshmen. And for some reason, we had
39:31
Speaker 9: lots of leftists, including Antifa members in our school district, which.
39:35
Speaker 1: Got me on the radar of Antifa.
39:37
Speaker 9: And Southern Poverty Law Center investigator is an Antifa member
39:43
Speaker 9: who was sent to silence me. And he was following
39:47
Speaker 9: me at the school board meetings constantly. He sent FOIAs
39:50
Speaker 9: to my children's school, sent me a letter. I'm writing
39:52
Speaker 9: a story about you. Story came out November 30th of 2022.
39:55
Speaker 9: And it was a hit piece. I'm a racist bigot.
39:59
Speaker 9: I hate gay children. December 1st, 2022, they republished a
40:04
Speaker 9: press release out of Washington, D.C.
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Speaker 1: At the time, I didn't know why.
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Speaker 9: Well, they started tagging the FBI, the Chicago office FBI.
40:13
Speaker 9: They also found out that I went to January 6th
40:15
Speaker 9: after the story came out. I was peacefully there. I
40:18
Speaker 9: was with a police officer. He just retired. We left
40:21
Speaker 9: before people went into the Capitol. I didn't hurt anybody.
40:23
Speaker 9: I didn't break anything.
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Speaker 1: I didn't yell. And I was in my hotel when
40:26
Speaker 1: people went in.
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Speaker 9: They kept tagging the FBI. Unknown to me until two
40:30
Speaker 9: weeks ago. I'm jumping around, but that's why the story.
40:34
Speaker 9: Two weeks ago, I got my FOIAs back from a
40:36
Speaker 9: year and a half ago from the FBI where they
40:38
Speaker 9: told me they had 346 pages on me. And they
40:42
Speaker 9: said it would take 49 months to give me them.
40:44
Speaker 9: But if you only want 50, we'll give them to
40:46
Speaker 9: you in nine months. Well, that was a year and
40:48
Speaker 9: a half ago. I just got the first 50. 45
40:50
Speaker 9: were redacted. Days after the Southern Poverty Law Center on
40:55
Speaker 9: December 5th, the FBI opened up an investigation against me.
41:00
Speaker 9: And that's collaborating with the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Speaker 4: Let me interject. This is all because you were pointing
41:07
Speaker 4: out that children were literally being exposed to pornography in
41:12
Speaker 4: their public schools in Chicago, including your children. This is
41:15
Speaker 4: about porn in the classroom. And they thought that was
41:19
Speaker 4: such an important thing to defend that they wanted to
41:22
Speaker 4: wipe you out and destroy your life and have the
41:24
Speaker 4: FBI investigate you.
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Speaker 1: Yes. Yeah.
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Speaker 9: That's how I got on the radar first. They went
41:28
Speaker 9: after my job to get the author, Jeff Tishouser. I
41:31
Speaker 9: worked for one of the biggest international consulting firms in
41:35
Speaker 9: the world out of Paris.
41:36
Speaker 1: I survived.
41:38
Speaker 9: I lost my job about a year ago after the
41:40
Speaker 9: second SPLC story came out. We'll talk about that later.
41:43
Speaker 9: But they kept hitting my executives just because they spoke
41:45
Speaker 9: out against porn. But then they found out I was
41:47
Speaker 9: at January 6th. So unknown to me, I didn't know
41:51
Speaker 9: any of this stuff, right? On December 17th, my wife
41:54
Speaker 9: and my twins at the time were VIP guests of
41:56
Speaker 9: Charlie Kirk.
41:58
Speaker 1: I spoke with him in Chicago. We went to AmFest.
42:00
Speaker 9: That's when I found out I was a domestic terrorist.
42:03
Speaker 1: They took my family and my kid's Out to the
42:05
Speaker 1: back room. They made me wait while I was waiting.
42:08
Speaker 1: I didn't know what the hell was going on.
42:09
Speaker 4: Who's they? Wait, tell me who they is, Terry. I'm sorry.
42:12
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. The TSA. The TSA.
42:14
Speaker 4: You mean at the airport? At the airport?
42:16
Speaker 1: Yeah, at the airport.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
42:18
Speaker 9: At O'Hare Airport, we were flying to Phoenix, to Charlie's event.
42:21
Speaker 9: And we're at ticketing, and I'm a TSA pre-check. I'm
42:24
Speaker 9: executive at Platinum. I work internationally. And we were wondering
42:29
Speaker 9: why we had to go to the gates. Again, I
42:31
Speaker 9: didn't know any of this stuff, right? I'm like, why
42:32
Speaker 9: didn't they give us my tickets like I always get? Well,
42:35
Speaker 9: we had two 15-year-old kids that were guests of my friend,
42:38
Speaker 9: my children that.
42:39
Speaker 1: Got to go.
42:39
Speaker 9: So we thought because they're minors. We're missing the flight.
42:43
Speaker 9: I take my family. I say, go through, use my
42:45
Speaker 9: Platinum to go through TSA. I go back to the
42:47
Speaker 9: gate agent. I'm like, what's up with my ticket? I
42:49
Speaker 9: didn't know my wife and kids were labeled Quad S.
42:52
Speaker 9: The Quad S is the high-level security. I didn't know
42:55
Speaker 9: at the time. I didn't know she's on the phone
42:56
Speaker 9: with Washington, D.C. I'm like, I'm going to miss my family.
42:59
Speaker 9: You know, she was here. This ticket will get you
43:02
Speaker 9: past the TSA, get a boarding pass at the gate.
43:04
Speaker 9: As soon as I get up to the TSA, the
43:06
Speaker 9: guy's on his radio, calls the supervisor, tells everybody to
43:09
Speaker 9: leave the line. We're shut down for 20 minutes. I'm like,
43:11
Speaker 9: what's going on? He goes, you have to go through
43:14
Speaker 9: high security. I go, for what? He goes, ah, it
43:16
Speaker 9: must be a mistake. So I go through all this
43:18
Speaker 9: high security. I run to the gate looking for my family.
43:21
Speaker 9: They close the door.
43:22
Speaker 1: I'm like, hey, my family's on there. The lady goes,
43:24
Speaker 1: what's your name?
43:25
Speaker 4: She goes, no.
43:26
Speaker 1: She looks them up. She goes, no, they're not. I go,
43:27
Speaker 1: where's my family? She goes, I don't know.
43:29
Speaker 9: So the TSA took my family and the kids in
43:32
Speaker 9: the back because they were minors. So they didn't do
43:34
Speaker 9: that in front of everybody at the height, you know,
43:35
Speaker 9: the security. So my son comes running up. You know,
43:38
Speaker 9: I'm like, tell the lady, I'm like, what's going on?
43:41
Speaker 9: And a big black, deep-voiced, I still remember, clear as day,
43:45
Speaker 9: African-American guy comes up to me and my family.
43:47
Speaker 1: He goes, man, brother. He goes, you're on a list
43:50
Speaker 1: with real bad people. I said, really? He goes, yeah,
43:53
Speaker 1: real bad people.
43:54
Speaker 4: They had you on the terrorist watch list is what
43:56
Speaker 4: you're telling me, right? Terrorist watch list.
43:57
Speaker 9: Yeah, I didn't know that. Yes, Wayne, I didn't know
43:59
Speaker 9: that at the time. So then we missed other flights.
44:01
Speaker 9: And then my family got boarding passes. I couldn't get
44:04
Speaker 9: a boarding pass.
44:05
Speaker 1: I'm waiting.
44:06
Speaker 9: And then the women, the agents told me they had
44:08
Speaker 9: to call Washington, D.C. So it's starting to put the
44:10
Speaker 9: puzzles together, right? Unknown to me. So there was a
44:13
Speaker 9: bunch of stories written about Epoch Times.
44:15
Speaker 1: So you fast forward to January 2023.
44:17
Speaker 9: Matt Gaetz had his attorney contact me, saw the stories
44:20
Speaker 9: in Epoch Times, said, we're going to get involved. Then
44:23
Speaker 9: Congressman Troy Neals from Texas got involved, called the reporters, said,
44:26
Speaker 9: have this guy call me.
44:28
Speaker 1: He was on the Transportation Committee. Troy goes, I'm going
44:30
Speaker 1: to reach out to the TSA for you.
44:32
Speaker 9: So sometime early 2023, Troy gets a letter back from
44:37
Speaker 9: the TSA.
44:37
Speaker 1: And this is all in the Gateway Pundit story, if
44:39
Speaker 1: you look it up.
44:40
Speaker 18: The TSA told Troy Neals that they decided to randomly
44:44
Speaker 18: look at my– pre-check privileges on December 15th, only.
44:50
Speaker 9: Two weeks after the Southern Poverty Law Center story. And
44:53
Speaker 9: they said, I no longer fit the profile of TSA pre-check.
45:01
Speaker 9: They didn't tell them why or anything. So, again, I
45:04
Speaker 9: didn't know that when December 18th, when me and my
45:06
Speaker 9: family were flying. Nobody, you know, they talk about, oh,
45:09
Speaker 9: due process for illegals. Nobody tells me I'm labeled a
45:12
Speaker 9: terrorist or nothing. Just label me a terrorist and I
45:14
Speaker 9: got to find out.
45:15
Speaker 4: On my own.
45:15
Speaker 1: And then I found out what I thought.
45:17
Speaker 4: Terry, illegals have due process and illegals have free lawyers
45:20
Speaker 4: and illegals get all the money in the world and
45:22
Speaker 4: you and I get nothing and there's no due process
45:25
Speaker 4: and they're trying to silence us in media. It's sickening. Look,
45:29
Speaker 4: my time is up. Give me like a one minute
45:31
Speaker 4: wrap up here. So where do you stand now?
45:36
Speaker 9: So I have 346 pages. I have no idea if it's,
45:40
Speaker 9: you know, they first investigated me. The first five pages
45:43
Speaker 9: I was able to see was because of January 6th.
45:45
Speaker 9: They listed a bunch of charges that they wanted to
45:48
Speaker 9: charge me with. You know, thank God they did. Matt
45:51
Speaker 9: Gaetz sent a letter to Garland Ray Mayorkas in March
45:53
Speaker 9: of 2023. The FBI showed up to my porch March
45:55
Speaker 9: of 2023 pretending they're there because of Antifa. Unknown, I
46:00
Speaker 9: was under FBI investigation, and ATEEF was threatening to shoot
46:03
Speaker 9: up my venues and stuff for parents involved in education
46:06
Speaker 9: and moms for liberty.
46:07
Speaker 1: All because you.
46:09
Speaker 4: Were against porn in a classroom. But you were never
46:12
Speaker 4: charged for January 6th, correct?
46:14
Speaker 1: No.
46:15
Speaker 9: After Matt Gaetz's letter went out in March of 2023,
46:19
Speaker 9: I still lost my TSA pre-check, but I wasn't a
46:22
Speaker 9: label of terrorist. But my harassment did get worse. Actually,
46:26
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, afterwards, they would send five agents to TSA
46:29
Speaker 9: agents and air marshals, before I boarded a plane, searched
46:32
Speaker 9: me in front of everybody at the gate right there
46:35
Speaker 9: to board the plane. So where I'm at right now
46:38
Speaker 9: is I lost my job after the second SPLC story
46:41
Speaker 9: came out last year about me, Tom Holman, and General Flynn.
46:44
Speaker 1: I was helping him in Chicago with people that wanted
46:46
Speaker 1: him here. We had private meetings at his hotel. Gateway
46:49
Speaker 1: Pundit wrote a nice story. SPLC wrote a hit piece.
46:52
Speaker 9: I lost my job from Capgemini 23 years, top salesman.
46:56
Speaker 1: I won seven times more than anybody in the world.
46:58
Speaker 9: 10 days after the Southern Pavi Law Center story came out,
47:01
Speaker 9: I lost my job because of them.
47:03
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get another job.
47:04
Speaker 4: I'm labeled.
47:05
Speaker 9: If you search my name, SPL set it up that
47:07
Speaker 9: these stories come out, these two of them.
47:09
Speaker 1: I'm a racist, a bigot. I hate gay people. I
47:11
Speaker 1: hate asylum seekers.
47:13
Speaker 4: And don't forget, Terry, SPLC has been outed as a
47:16
Speaker 4: total fraud, right? I mean, come on. They're in the
47:19
Speaker 4: news as total frauds that literally paid the worst organizations
47:24
Speaker 4: in the world, like the KKK and maybe the Nazis.
47:26
Speaker 4: Whoever they were attacking, they paid them to have a
47:29
Speaker 4: demonstration so they could point to them and go, see
47:31
Speaker 4: how bad it is? We need money. Please donate. It
47:35
Speaker 4: was a big scam.
47:37
Speaker 1: The guy that wrote the story, his name's Jeff Tischhauser.
47:39
Speaker 1: He's Chicago Antifa. It's in the SPLC story.
47:43
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
47:44
Speaker 9: He's Chicago Antifa and came after me on behalf of
47:47
Speaker 9: the SPLC and collaborated with the Biden DOJ, the FBI,
47:51
Speaker 9: and the TSA.
47:52
Speaker 1: And this is America.
47:54
Speaker 4: It's pretty obvious that the only terrorists are the Democrat Party.
47:57
Speaker 4: They're the terrorists. They're communists. They're terrorists. They hate this country.
48:01
Speaker 4: They don't believe in free speech. They want us. literally
48:04
Speaker 4: shut down and silenced. You heard what Slotkin said the
48:08
Speaker 4: other day, right? If we get power, we're going to
48:10
Speaker 4: come after all the young people that work at the
48:12
Speaker 4: White House that nobody ever wants to work at a
48:14
Speaker 4: Republican White House ever again. They're all Nazis. They're all
48:19
Speaker 4: Soviet KGB. They're Gestapo.
48:22
Speaker 10: Terrible.
48:23
Speaker 4: Terry, we got to run. Is there anything anyone can
48:25
Speaker 4: do to help you? Is there an address that we
48:27
Speaker 4: go to?
48:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, follow me on Twitter at Terry Newsome. At
48:31
Speaker 1: Terry Newsome. And then, Wayne, I know you have lots
48:33
Speaker 1: of important political figures.
48:35
Speaker 9: I'd love to know who put me on the list,
48:37
Speaker 9: who took me off the list because Matt sent a letter.
48:40
Speaker 9: And what's up with the other 300 and some pages
48:42
Speaker 9: the FBI has on me? Why do I got to wait,
48:45
Speaker 9: you know, five years to get that back? I'd like
48:47
Speaker 9: to get to the bottom of who did this to
48:48
Speaker 9: me as an American citizen.
48:50
Speaker 1: Amazing.
48:51
Speaker 4: Terry Newsome, a good guy, a patriot, and a super
48:55
Speaker 4: successful salesman and businessman, and they've turned his life upside down.
49:00
Speaker 4: The enemy is so vicious, and President Trump, I wish
49:03
Speaker 4: you'd get more vicious. Don't tell me you can't indict
49:05
Speaker 4: Obama and Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. They should all
49:08
Speaker 4: be indicted. This is ridiculous. Why are we not fighting back?
49:12
Speaker 4: Terry Newsome, thanks for all you do, brother. Thank you.
49:15
Speaker 11: Thank you.
49:15
Speaker 4: God bless you, Wayne. All right. That's it for tonight's show.
49:18
Speaker 1: We're done.
49:18
Speaker 4: Got no more time. Got to say good night. Have
49:20
Speaker 4: a great night. God bless you. God bless America. God
49:23
Speaker 4: bless President Trump and God bless my great tax free
49:27
Speaker 4: Las Vegas.
49:27
Speaker 7: Good night, everyone.
50:04
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Speaker 11: Yeah, well, I love that question because, you know, Wayne,
55:02
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55:07
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Speaker 7: Hydration, right?
55:09
Speaker 1: Hydration.
55:10
Speaker 11: Well, just imagine if each one of your organs is
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Speaker 11: If it's your liver and it's shriveled up. You're going
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Speaker 11: to have a fatty liver.
55:24
Speaker 1: If it's your.
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Speaker 11: Heart and it's shriveled up, you're going to have congestive
55:28
Speaker 11: heart failure. If it's your thyroid, you're going to have
55:30
Speaker 11: to be on a thyroid.
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Speaker 7: Medication to be supplementing that.
55:33
Speaker 11: If it's your brain, then you're going to have to
55:36
Speaker 11: be on anxiety or a depression medication.
55:40
Speaker 7: Everything is all about the intercellular hydration.
55:43
Speaker 11: If your cells are hydrated, your organs are optimized, and
55:48
Speaker 11: that's why you can reverse any ailment or disease, guys.
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Speaker 7: Yep, you heard me, any, A-N-Y.
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Speaker 11: You can reverse any ailment or disease when you get
55:56
Speaker 11: healthy at the cellular level.
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Speaker 7: And look, it's not a bad side effect, right?
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Speaker 11: Like, who doesn't want to look like Wayne Allen Root,
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Speaker 11: look 15 years younger, 15 years later? Like, who doesn't
56:08
Speaker 11: want to do that? That's just a great side effect.
56:12
Speaker 11: And Wayne, I'm just going to brag on you. You
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Speaker 11: know what Wayne did, you guys? Wayne used to have
56:15
Speaker 11: a million.
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Speaker 7: Followers on Twitter.
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Speaker 11: He lost them because he's a patriot when it was Twitter.
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Speaker 11: Wayne took off his shirt, man.
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Speaker 7: Like when he, he showed, he showed, Hey, no, I
56:26
Speaker 7: gained me some guns.
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Speaker 11: I mean, he literally looked like a, he looks like
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Speaker 11: a high school football player today. If you guys saw
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Speaker 11: him with the shirt off, he looks like a high
56:33
Speaker 11: school football player.
56:35
Speaker 4: So how does Energize Health help people reverse diabetes? How
56:40
Speaker 4: do you reverse diabetes, John?
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Speaker 11: Wayne, it's the raisin and the grape. The number one
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Speaker 11: cause of diabetes, it is not sugar, it is not fat.
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Speaker 11: It is a dehydrated pancreas that cannot regulate insulin. So
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Speaker 11: we have had thousands of people, thousands and thousands, reverse diabetes.
56:58
Speaker 11: We even had people, Wayne, with type 1 diabetes, which
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Speaker 11: they say is not reversible, and they cut their insulin
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Speaker 11: in half. And we had three people that said they
57:07
Speaker 11: went completely off of insulin.
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Speaker 4: And why?
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Speaker 7: It's just like jump-starting a car battery.
57:13
Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 11: So if if your battery goes down on your car,
57:15
Speaker 11: if you could jumpstart that thing.
57:17
Speaker 7: So we've had people that their thyroid wasn't working.
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Speaker 11: All of a sudden it's working like it was when
57:21
Speaker 11: they were 15 years old.
57:23
Speaker 7: A liver, a kidney. You know, there's a doctor right
57:26
Speaker 7: there from your city. Dr.
57:28
Speaker 11: Brian Taylor, Wayne from Las Vegas. And he only came
57:32
Speaker 11: and heard me speak live because he had so much
57:34
Speaker 11: respect for you.
57:35
Speaker 7: But he said, this sounds impossible.
57:37
Speaker 11: You're telling me you can reverse irreversible kidney failure.
57:40
Speaker 7: I said, Dr.
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Speaker 11: Taylor, I'll bet you a million dollars we can reverse it.
57:45
Speaker 11: And he said, well, he said, I have so much
57:47
Speaker 11: faith in Wayne and I believe in the science of
57:49
Speaker 11: what you said. I'm going to try it. And he
57:51
Speaker 11: reversed his irreversible kidney failure. It's on the front of
57:54
Speaker 11: our website. You can see the testimonial.
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Speaker 4: That's great. So how can my fans get started? How
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Speaker 4: simple is it to get started? How inexpensive is it
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Speaker 4: to get started?
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Speaker 11: Guys, listen, you're talking a couple hundred bucks a month,
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Speaker 11: $ 250 a month, $ 291 a month with your spouse. It's
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58:14
Speaker 11: do it. We have people in their 90s that do it.
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Speaker 11: We have people in wheelchairs that do it.
58:19
Speaker 7: So everyone can do it. All you have to do
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Speaker 7: is book the call.
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Speaker 11: There's no salespeople at Energize Health.
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Speaker 1: We only share energy.
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Speaker 7: We share an experience.
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Speaker 11: We are the solution to the problem, and all we're
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58:33
Speaker 11: just go on the website, energizedhealth.com, book that call, and
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Speaker 11: you're going to talk to a real person that has
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Speaker 11: to have your miracle story.
58:43
Speaker 4: And I've got my miracle story. So I think, you know,
58:46
Speaker 4: that's a great endorsement, testimonial slash testimony for the product.
58:51
Speaker 4: I've been on the program for six years. It took
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Speaker 4: me only 88 days to lose the 25 pounds of fat.
58:56
Speaker 4: I didn't lose 25 pounds of weight. Matter of fact,
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Speaker 4: I gained 10 pounds of muscle, so I didn't lose
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Speaker 4: 25 pounds at all. I barely lost anything at all.
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Speaker 4: But I came back in a different shape. My body
59:06
Speaker 4: and my face are a different shape. And that really
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Speaker 4: changed my life. Thank you, John Jubilee. Thank you, Energize Health,
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Speaker 4: you at my birthday party next weekend.
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Speaker 7: I'll see you there, brother.