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ROOT REACTION w/ Wayne Allyn Root 05-19-25 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 1: All Right Waite on the Route Thatur number two. Welcome
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Speaker 3: I can't again without mention the two biggest news stories
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Speaker 3: of the day, of course, Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis got
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Speaker 3: prostay cancer. It's probably stage four. It's spread to his bones.
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Speaker 3: He's probably a dead man, probably soon. Huge, huge, huge scandal.
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Speaker 3: As I say, it's only one of two things. Either
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Speaker 3: he had it all along, they lied to us like
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Speaker 3: the Hunter Biden laptop. They covered it up, and they
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Speaker 3: stole the nation in the twenty twenty election because he
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Speaker 3: already had it. They were going to steal it again
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty four because he already had it. Or
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Speaker 3: we'd like to know when did you get your COVID
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Speaker 3: vaccine and vaccines and boosters and how many and on
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Speaker 3: what dates? And what company was it Feiser? Was it
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Speaker 3: Maderna who gave you the covid boosters? And if you
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Speaker 3: didn't have prostay cancer before that and you have it now,
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Speaker 3: it's called turbo cancer. It comes at you, It spreads
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Speaker 3: all over your body, it's aggressive, comes at you.
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Speaker 1: One hundred and eighty miles an hour.
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Speaker 3: If you already had kind of a quiet version of
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Speaker 3: prostay cancer, it was weaponized by the covid vaccine. But
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Speaker 3: either way, you either got vaxed or you didn't get vaxed,
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Speaker 3: and we'd like to know, we'd like to know, so
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Speaker 3: either way, it's a gigantic scandal. The second biggest story
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Speaker 3: of the day is the Supreme Court says, you know,
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Speaker 3: m rum, start your engines, gentlemen like the ND five hundred,
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Speaker 3: start the planes.
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Speaker 1: He's now free President Trump green.
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Speaker 3: Light to support hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans. Can't believe
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Speaker 3: the Supreme Court actually did something good.
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Speaker 1: Isn't that nice?
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Speaker 3: And then I want to read you a couple of
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Speaker 3: stories right now headlining at Fox News because they're so
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Speaker 3: representative of what's going on in our country so. Bistro
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Speaker 3: Baffi is an Italian restaurant in Washington State. Popular Italian
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Speaker 3: restaurant Washington State has shuttered its doors for good after
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Speaker 3: a series of break ins, with its owner pointing the
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Speaker 3: finger at the Democrat leadership of Washington State and what
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Speaker 3: he described as a lack of support for small businesses.
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Speaker 3: The owner's name is Narav Chef. By the way, I've
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Speaker 3: never seen I guess he's Indian, right, Narov Chef sounds
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Speaker 3: perhaps from India.
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Speaker 1: I've never heard of an Indian owning an.
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Speaker 3: Italian restaurant, but okay, first for everything, he's The former
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Speaker 3: owner of Bistro Baffi appeared on Fox and Friends Monday
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Speaker 3: morning to reveal what was the final straw.
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Speaker 1: It was hard to get insurance. I was getting pressured.
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Speaker 3: The landlord was saying, if I don't have business insurance,
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Speaker 3: it will be a default on my lease. Unfortunately, I
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Speaker 3: had to either quit, go bankrupt, or get out. Repeated
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Speaker 3: break ins and rising crime in the area made it
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Speaker 3: difficult to maintain coverage and keep the business afloat. Chef
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Speaker 3: notes that a nearby subway sandwich shop was robbed at gunpoint.
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Speaker 3: One of several incidents that underscored the area's deteriorating safety,
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Speaker 3: and despite police briefly increasing patrols, the response in the
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Speaker 3: Democrat leadership amounted to nothing. Meanwhile, the restaurant is still
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Speaker 3: in debt and applying for help has proven fruitless.
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Speaker 1: The restaurant is not making it.
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Speaker 3: When you've expenses of about eleven thousand a week and
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Speaker 3: you're making three thousand, five hundred.
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Speaker 1: A week, it's the end and I had to call
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Speaker 1: it quits.
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Speaker 3: A data from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police
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Speaker 3: Chiefs indicate crime is dramatically increasing. Violent offenses rose eighteen
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Speaker 3: point five percent, murders rose twenty two point five percent,
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Speaker 3: robberies rose twenty three point four percent between twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: and twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 1: And we're not done yet.
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Speaker 3: Because there's a link to another story, Minneapolis Saint Paul
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Speaker 3: restaurant shutting down over crime. Owner blames officials for out
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Speaker 3: of control violence. Five killed in a twenty four hour
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Speaker 3: period of shootings in Minneapolis, several injured as well. A
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Speaker 3: Minneapolis Saint Paul restaurant owner is closing his doors, saying
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Speaker 3: crime and a lack of accountability from city officials has
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Speaker 3: made it impossible.
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Speaker 1: To keep operating.
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Speaker 3: Where have we heard this just one second ago in
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Speaker 3: the state of Washington.
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Speaker 1: Now it's the state of Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: Wherete two states run one hundred percent by Democrats. Ingram
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Speaker 3: owned several restaurants, said he's shutting down the business over
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Speaker 3: crime in the area. He has a message for local leaders.
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Speaker 3: Crime has spiraled out of control. It is maddening that
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Speaker 3: our city officials are not standing on every corner going
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Speaker 3: We're done. He blames the breakdown of public safety on
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Speaker 3: what he describes a failure by local prosecutors, no doubt
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Speaker 3: funded by George Soros, judges and attorneys to whole defenders accountable.
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Speaker 3: As our DA and our city attorneys and judges decided
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Speaker 3: that we're no longer going to prosecute criminals, that we're
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Speaker 3: just going to let him back out.
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Speaker 1: It just keeps exploding.
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Speaker 3: He points it to repeated break ins same as the
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Speaker 3: other guy, and ongoing safety concerns for staff and customers
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Speaker 3: as the reasons for closing. Adding to his frustration, he
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Speaker 3: said it's even difficult to file a police report.
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Speaker 1: I called nine a nine to one to one twice
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Speaker 1: in the last month.
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Speaker 3: Both times the dispatcher told me I could not have
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Speaker 3: a police officer come to my business and do a report. Well,
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Speaker 3: of course crime is down when you can't file a
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Speaker 3: police report, says so they won't even give you the
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Speaker 3: real stats, you know, when they mentioned crimes up twenty
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Speaker 3: two cent murders up, those are the ones that are reported.
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Speaker 3: But if you can't report it, there's a lot of
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Speaker 3: them going unreported.
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Speaker 1: It's like COVID debts, COVID vaccine debts.
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Speaker 3: According to the City of Minneapolis crime dashboards, certain crimes
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Speaker 3: such as the Salt burglary, robbery, and sex offenses have
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Speaker 3: declined compared to.
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Speaker 1: This time last year.
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Speaker 3: Still, the city experienced a wave of gun violence over
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Speaker 3: a twenty four hour period this week. Five people killed
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Speaker 3: six injured in multiple shootings. They're investigating whether they are
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Speaker 3: gang related, Ingram said.
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Speaker 1: Ingram said that he.
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Speaker 3: Knows several restaurants that have had repeated break in. So
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Speaker 3: it's the same story in every city run by Democrats,
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Speaker 3: don't you see.
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Speaker 1: It's truly amazing.
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Speaker 3: They don't care about you and me, They don't care
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Speaker 3: about law abuding people.
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Speaker 1: As matter of fact, they do care about us.
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Speaker 3: They want to put us in jail if we dare
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Speaker 3: to shoot a bad guy who's entered our premises.
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Speaker 1: Truly amazing.
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Speaker 3: All right, So I gotta go back to the Biden
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Speaker 3: story because it's just such a big story we got
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Speaker 3: to cover it. Does Joe Biden have a brand new
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Speaker 3: prostay cancer that exploded into stage four which a lot
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Speaker 3: of people are claiming doesn't happen.
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Speaker 1: It's impossible. I think it does happen.
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Speaker 3: Now in the age of the COVID vaccine, it does happen.
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Speaker 3: It's called turbo cancer. One day, you're healthy, the next
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Speaker 3: day it explodes in your body, and you're dead in
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Speaker 3: a matter.
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Speaker 1: Of days or weeks.
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Speaker 3: And no one's ever seen cancer, aggressive cancers like this
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Speaker 3: exploding in your body. So it is possible that he's
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Speaker 3: reaping what he sewed with his COVID vaccine mandates. It's
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Speaker 3: also possible, I would say most likely, that he had
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Speaker 3: the prostay cancer and they've been covering it up and
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Speaker 3: they wanted him to run again in twenty two. They
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Speaker 3: covered it up and as I said, now we're number one.
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Speaker 3: Also an interesting aside, they had to know it was spreading.
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Speaker 3: You know, he's got the best medical care in the world,
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Speaker 3: is President.
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Speaker 1: The United States.
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Speaker 3: How do they not know that it was becoming aggressive
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Speaker 3: and spreading, Well, they must have seen it, but they
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Speaker 3: took a chance.
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Speaker 1: If he dies. What was that famous saying from the
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Speaker 1: Rocky movie, If he dies, he dies.
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Speaker 3: That was the Russian the Russian guy fighting against against
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Speaker 3: what was the black guy's name in the Black Fighter.
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Speaker 3: I can't remember his name anymore in the Rocky movies,
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Speaker 3: but it was the Russian fighter and he was like,
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Speaker 3: if he dies, he dies, And so that must have
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Speaker 3: been the calculation they made about Joe Biden. If he dies,
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Speaker 3: he dies, because if we treat him, the whole world
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Speaker 3: would know he has cancer, and then he couldn't run
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Speaker 3: for reelection, and then we're stuck with Kamala. We're stuck
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Speaker 3: with Kamala. Nobody wanted to be stuck with Kamala. Everybody
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Speaker 3: forgets Mamala ran in twenty sixteen. Yeah, wasn't it twenty sixteen?
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Speaker 3: I think No, she ran in twenty twenty. She ran
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty against Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Never even made it to Iowa.
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Speaker 3: She never even got one single delegate vote because she
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Speaker 3: never even made it to the start of the primary.
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Speaker 3: Because she bombed out so quickly. Nobody has ever liked
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Speaker 3: Kamala ever, I mean ever, She's the most unlikable uman
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Speaker 3: being in the world. I remember I was on vacation
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Speaker 3: in Park City, Utah, back in I think it was
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Speaker 3: like June of last year, well before Kamala was even
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Speaker 3: announced as a candidate.
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Speaker 1: It was after Trump had debated Biden. It became clear
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Speaker 1: to the whole world, and I told him not to
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Speaker 1: do it.
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Speaker 3: By the way, how many commentaries are they write, don't
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Speaker 3: fall for the trap, mister president.
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Speaker 1: Don't debate Joe Biden so early in the year. It
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Speaker 1: was may or June. I can't remember, it's early June.
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Speaker 3: Don't do it because wait until September when it's too
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Speaker 3: late and they've given him the nomination. They can't back
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Speaker 3: out because he's granddad. The world's gonna find out.
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Speaker 1: How right was I?
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Speaker 3: But anyway, Trump debates him and the world finds out,
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Speaker 3: and now they have to replace him. There's no question
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Speaker 3: they're gonna replace him. So I wrote a commentary. I
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Speaker 3: remember sitting clearly at a dining room table at a
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Speaker 3: vacation house in Park City, Utah, and I said, they're
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Speaker 3: fooling us.
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Speaker 1: He can't be Kamala. They can't pick Kamala.
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Speaker 3: I started naming all the choices, and then last I said, well,
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Speaker 3: it can't be the vice president.
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Speaker 1: Nobody likes Kamala.
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Speaker 3: She's the worst vice president history, so the least popular
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Speaker 3: vice president history. She's the most disliked and hated vice
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Speaker 3: president history. She's done nothing. She's even hated by Joe Biden,
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Speaker 3: her president. So no one's gonna pick Kamala. They know
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Speaker 3: they'd go down to defeat, and sure enough, they pick Kamala.
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Speaker 3: And then they they tried to make me look bad,
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Speaker 3: because what did they do. They fixed the polls and
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Speaker 3: made it appear that she was winning when she was
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Speaker 3: never winning.
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Speaker 1: But Joe Biden was the guy they expected to run again,
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Speaker 1: and then they figured.
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Speaker 3: He would die quickly or drop out quickly due to
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Speaker 3: illness due to his cancer and his dementia, and then
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Speaker 3: they would just quickly name Kamala would move up as
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Speaker 3: the sitting vice president of the United States.
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Speaker 1: They thought that he could survive till.
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Speaker 3: They re elected him, and then Kamala would become president
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Speaker 3: without ever having to face the voters. That was the
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Speaker 3: Democrat plan. Clearly, they knew Joe Biden had dementia. He
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Speaker 3: was gone, and they knew he had prostay cancer. And
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Speaker 3: I believe he had to.
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Speaker 1: Cancer the whole four years.
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Speaker 3: But it was weaponized by the COVID shots. And no
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Speaker 3: one's talking about that, but Wayne A. Laruthe weaponized by
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Speaker 3: the COVID shot from regular prostay cancer which most men
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Speaker 3: tie of old agent outlived prostate cancer. It became turbo
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Speaker 3: cancer because the COVID shot.
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Speaker 3: You know, this is a great example of the biased
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Speaker 1: I realize they've never announced it.
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Speaker 3: Matt Drudge used to be most people don't even remember anymore,
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Speaker 1: And I always knew that Drudge would sell out.
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Speaker 3: Drudge sold out and part of the terms were a
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Speaker 3: the left, to George Soros or someone like a sourrits organization,
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Speaker 3: you'd suddenly realize you didn't want to go to Drudge
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Speaker 3: anymore because it's all liberal and it's lying. But sure enough,
16:36
Speaker 3: look at the headlines of Drudge. I could give you
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Speaker 3: my headlines. Trump brought like ten to thirteen trillion dollars
16:42
Speaker 3: into the United States from foreign countries in the last
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Speaker 3: few weeks. He's the most amazing being ever. The economy's
16:47
Speaker 3: turning around. Things are great. Unemployment is great, jobs are great.
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Speaker 3: We just had a budget surplus, second largest ever. The
16:56
Speaker 3: tariffs are not hitting hard. As a matter of fact,
16:59
Speaker 3: last month shows that there was no increase in prices.
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Speaker 3: Inflation is down. Lots of good things are happening. The
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Speaker 3: news is great.
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Speaker 1: Now you go to Drudge, here's the news.
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Speaker 3: Trump tax rocks target worker, exposes terriff, price hikes for
17:17
Speaker 3: popular items. Thirty year treasury passes five percent dollars slumps
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Speaker 3: States likely to defy credit downgrade Ray Dalio, It's worse
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Speaker 3: than you think.
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Speaker 1: City CEO. Something deeper going on.
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Speaker 3: Sell America back on after massive debt warning two and
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Speaker 3: three fear recession coming.
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Speaker 4: Florida.
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Speaker 3: Latino's divided over the Supreme Court allowing Venezuelan deportations. I mean,
17:46
Speaker 3: look at these Trump cuts leave National Weather Service scrambling
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17:55
Speaker 3: before deadly tornadoes hit. You can't believe the negativity. He
18:04
Speaker 3: can't believe it. Wow, It's just stunning. Everything is absolutely negative, negative, negative.
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Speaker 3: It's all about Trump is killing America, destroying America because
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Speaker 3: Matt Drudge doesn't run Drudge anymore, he doesn't own Drudge anymore. Clearly,
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Speaker 3: somebody paid him hundreds of millions, maybe a billion, to
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Speaker 1: Now no conservative even goes there.
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Speaker 3: Because it's nothing but biased, prejudiced, negative, anti Trump rhetoric.
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Speaker 1: They're so full of crap.
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Speaker 3: Things are going so good, and all the headlines of
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Speaker 3: Trudge are how terrible things are Representative. James Comer says,
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Speaker 3: It's a gal who is a freshman at Barnard University,
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Speaker 1: So I thought she'd make a great guest. But who knows.
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Speaker 3: I've been mentioning if she arrives, I'll hear it in
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Speaker 3: The lies about the open border. Wow, pure evil, pure evil.
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Speaker 3: Boomerang comes around. What goes around comes around. All right,
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Speaker 3: we got our guess. She's here Eleana Berman, a freshman
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Speaker 3: at Barnard University, to talk about the protests at Columbia
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Speaker 3: and Barnard that are being tolerated. What's stunning, I know
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Speaker 3: is that you know the presidents and deans of many
27:57
Speaker 3: of these Columbia, Harvard, all these Ivy League institutions. I'm
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Speaker 3: a Columbia grad myself. Many of the presidents and deans
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Speaker 3: are Jewish, and they allow this jew hatred on their campus.
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Speaker 3: It's studying, Eleana, Welcome to the Wayne Alarucio.
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Speaker 1: How are you? Thank you so much?
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Speaker 4: I'm good.
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Speaker 1: How are you good? Good?
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Speaker 2: Good?
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Speaker 3: So you're a Barnard freshman, not Columbia. But when I
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Speaker 3: went to Columbia, this is back, you know, in ancient
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Speaker 3: times with dinosaurs running the earth, but it was it
28:27
Speaker 3: was actually early nineteen eighties. I went to Columbia University.
28:31
Speaker 3: Barnard was our sister school, and basically the men, well
28:34
Speaker 3: Colombia was men and women, but Barnard was basically all
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Speaker 3: women in those days. Now it's different, right, It's not
28:39
Speaker 3: a sister school of Colombia anymore, and men are allowed
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Speaker 3: at Barnard as well. Am I correcting that?
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Speaker 1: Actually?
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Speaker 5: No, Barnard still is technically the sister school of Colombia,
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Speaker 5: and on the application you do have to on the
28:54
Speaker 5: application you do have to confirm that you consistently identify
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Speaker 5: as a woman, although once you're into the school you
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Speaker 5: can identify as whatever you want. So it is technically
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Speaker 5: still what they call it. It is a historically women's college.
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Speaker 1: Okay, all right, So I learned something new today.
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Speaker 3: I thought they had changed over in the last twenty
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Speaker 3: years and it was no longer women pur sue with women.
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Speaker 3: All right, So are the protests being tolerated at Colombia
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Speaker 3: and also, we hear in the news all time Columbia, Columbia, Columbia,
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Speaker 3: my alma matter. But are the same protests you hatred
29:29
Speaker 3: going on at Barnard as well, or it's all centered
29:32
Speaker 3: to Columbia and at Barnard you don't.
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Speaker 1: Have anything like that.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So it actually is a lot of it is
29:39
Speaker 5: at Barnard. And what a lot of people don't know
29:42
Speaker 5: is that most of the protesters who come to the
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Speaker 1: Barnard students really, and so why is that?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, because Barny is technically Barnard is technically part of
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Speaker 5: part of Columbia University, and so Barnard students are technically
29:57
Speaker 5: Columbia University students as well. And the Barnard community is very,
30:03
Speaker 5: very outspoken. It's known for being, you know, marching to
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Speaker 5: the beat of our own drums and being very outspoken,
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Speaker 5: unafraid of judgment. And I think that kind of just
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Speaker 5: lends to an atmosphere where people speak out for what
30:16
Speaker 5: they believe in, and unfortunately sometimes that leads to some
30:19
Speaker 5: pretty harmful things happening.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because listen, I'm someone who believes strongly free speech.
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Speaker 3: I believe in free speech, my whole life. But I
30:26
Speaker 3: never imagine that.
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Speaker 1: Free speech would be Jewatred.
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Speaker 3: I happen to be Jewish and I went to Club University,
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Speaker 3: and I never imagined free speech was killed the Jews,
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Speaker 3: genocide Israel, destroy Israel from the river to the sea.
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Speaker 1: I never heard that in America. I never thought that
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Speaker 1: could happen in America. It doesn't make sense to me
30:43
Speaker 1: that that's happening in America. Tell me your experience and
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Speaker 1: your thoughts when you hear this stuff.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's really interesting to me because the outspokenness
30:54
Speaker 5: of the student body is one of the reasons that
30:56
Speaker 5: I wanted to go to Barnard so badly. It was
30:58
Speaker 5: something that I really admired about the students, that everyone
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Speaker 5: was bold and brave and outspoken. And yet it's bordering
31:04
Speaker 5: on not even bordering. It's crossed the line from free
31:07
Speaker 5: speech into just violence and inciting violence and causing hate.
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Speaker 1: And when I hear.
31:13
Speaker 5: Outside my window calls for an indefada, calls basically to
31:17
Speaker 5: kill my people, it's it's really hard to hear that.
31:21
Speaker 3: How safe do you feel, I mean, have you ever
31:23
Speaker 3: felt physically threatened as anybody said anything to you?
31:28
Speaker 1: Like you know, you better watch your step. You better
31:30
Speaker 1: not go to class today.
31:31
Speaker 3: You can wind up getting hurt as anybody actually threatened
31:35
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31:40
Speaker 5: So the interesting thing is these people don't act act
31:45
Speaker 5: by showing their identity.
31:46
Speaker 1: So these people, they'll act in.
31:48
Speaker 5: A crowd, they'll they'll all protest in a group, but
31:50
Speaker 5: everyone's covering their faces. And I've received threats personally. I've
31:55
Speaker 5: been docksed online, but it's all through an anonymous account.
31:59
Speaker 5: People people won't show their face when they're threatening people
32:02
Speaker 5: like me, and it's really scary. But at the same time,
32:04
Speaker 5: I know that they're afraid of being identified, and so
32:07
Speaker 5: that makes it a little bit easier to handle. But
32:09
Speaker 5: I did one time get dockst in the middle of
32:11
Speaker 5: the night. It was two o'clock in the morning, and
32:12
Speaker 5: my friend called me and said, Eleana, you have to
32:15
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32:17
Speaker 5: had to call public safety in the middle of the night.
32:19
Speaker 5: It was really scary.
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Speaker 1: That's terrible, I mean, and that's not free speech.
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Speaker 3: That's that's literally threatening the lives of people when you
32:26
Speaker 3: leak that, like when they leak a policeman's address or
32:28
Speaker 3: an ice agent's address or a Jewish person at Barnard
32:32
Speaker 3: University's dorm number. You could get hurt or killed by
32:35
Speaker 3: a mob. That's some bad stuff that, Leanna. Yeah, scary.
32:42
Speaker 1: I have a few more questions for you.
32:44
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you showed up late, so I need to
32:46
Speaker 3: go to a break. I have no choice, so stay there?
32:49
Speaker 3: Could you stay for four minutes through the break?
32:51
Speaker 1: Good? Okay, Well grab you on that.
32:53
Speaker 3: Side because I'm not done with you yet, Eleana. I
32:55
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32:57
Speaker 1: Nicecal from Barnard University's sister.
32:59
Speaker 3: School, my albuma Mater, Columbia University, and I'm a nice
33:03
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33:03
Speaker 1: She's a nice Jewish girl. I can't believe what's happening
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33:07
Speaker 3: I know there are people at eight u's all over
33:08
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33:14
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33:16
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33:18
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33:21
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Speaker 3: Our guest is here, Ileana Berman, freshman at Barnard University,
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Speaker 3: and she is a Jewish student at Barnard, which is
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Speaker 3: Columbia's sister school, and she has witnessed all of the
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Speaker 3: things that are going on, the jew hatred, the israel hatred,
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Speaker 3: basically the terrorist threats against Jews being espoused at these protests. Ileana,
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Speaker 3: you are a big fan of free speech.
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Speaker 1: Let's make that clear. Correct. Yes, absolutely, and so am I.
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Speaker 3: But you know, look, I think, first of all, let
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Speaker 3: me be clear about another thing. If you're an American citizen,
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Speaker 3: you're protected.
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Speaker 1: By the US Constitution. You could say anything.
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Speaker 3: There's nothing anybody can do to you. But if you're
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Speaker 3: not an American, Systen, if you're here on a visa,
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Speaker 3: you are a guest of the United States. And if
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Speaker 3: you say I hate Jews, let's kill Jews, that's hate speech.
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Speaker 3: I don't have any problem with supporting those people because
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Speaker 3: they are guests of ours here as a privilege in
39:51
Speaker 3: the United States, and you can revoke a green card
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Speaker 3: anytime you want, so I have no problem with that.
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Speaker 1: I like that.
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Speaker 3: If you're spousing hate speech towards the one Jewish people
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Speaker 5: Thoughts on that, you know, I think that's it's a
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Speaker 5: really good point, because these people are coming into this
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Speaker 5: country on the condition that they follow the democratic values
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Speaker 5: of the country, which are one of the cornerstones of
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Speaker 5: our country are arts democratic values. And so when people
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Speaker 5: aren't following these democratic values and they're saying down with America,
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Speaker 5: down with Western civilization, and they're saying very hateful things
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Speaker 5: towards Jews and towards Zionists, I think it's okay for
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Speaker 5: those people to not be in this country anymore because
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Speaker 5: they're not following its values. And you know, if you
40:41
Speaker 5: come here being expected to follow its values, it's it's
40:44
Speaker 5: not okay if you're not doing that.
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Speaker 3: Right now, I mean, a lot of liberals are freaking
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Speaker 3: out and flipping out, but here's the deal of those say,
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Speaker 3: if the thing was twisted right if instead of screaming
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Speaker 3: out you hatred, what.
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Speaker 1: If they were on campus.
40:56
Speaker 3: I'm just giving you a what if and they were
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Speaker 3: wearing white hoods and they were have kkk rallies and
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Speaker 3: screaming kill black people, they wouldn't last one minute in
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Speaker 3: this country. They would throw them out in one second.
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Speaker 3: So why is it okay to see, I hate Jew's
41:10
Speaker 3: and kill Jews if it's.
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Speaker 1: Not okay to say hate blacks and kill blacks. They're
41:14
Speaker 1: both horrible stains upon America.
41:17
Speaker 3: And we can't allow people to scream kill any race.
41:20
Speaker 1: It's just wrong, right.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean anti Semitism has become so ingrained in
41:28
Speaker 5: our country and in our world since basically the beginning
41:32
Speaker 5: of time, and so people don't really understand that anti
41:35
Speaker 5: Semitism is really hatred, and I have a hard time
41:39
Speaker 5: understanding why that is. But I'm aware that that's the case,
41:43
Speaker 5: and so people think that there's a lot more of
41:46
Speaker 5: a gray area, even though there really shouldn't be.
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Speaker 3: What are you and other Jewish students doing to combat
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Speaker 3: the anti semitism now being exhibited at Columbia and at Barnard.
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Speaker 5: Yes, so one of the main things is just counter
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Speaker 5: protesting gathering students together to show that this hate is
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Speaker 5: below us, and it's beneath us, and we will rise
42:11
Speaker 5: above it. And we're still proud to be Jewish.
42:13
Speaker 1: We're still proud to be Zionists.
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Speaker 5: And another thing is speaking with administration, and that's been
42:20
Speaker 5: really helpful. And although administration has not completely stopped these protests,
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Speaker 5: it's been a huge health and things have changed on campus.
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Speaker 1: All right, good, I'm glad to hear that. Just so
42:31
Speaker 1: my audience is educated.
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Speaker 3: You know, when you use a word like Zionis, sidis
42:34
Speaker 3: just means you're pro Israel, right, That's what ziis means.
42:37
Speaker 3: I am a supporter of Israel.
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Speaker 5: Ziis means that you believe that Jews have a right
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Speaker 5: to return to their ancestral homeland.
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Speaker 3: There you go, and they certainly do. Everybody does. We
42:47
Speaker 3: all know it's a place of last resort. If God forbid,
42:50
Speaker 3: America gets bad, all Jews can wind up at Israel.
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Speaker 1: We know it's one country that will take the Jewish people.
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Speaker 1: Got to be a supporter of Israel. Absolutely, we appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: Eleana Berman, freshman at Barnard University. Wish you a lot
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Speaker 1: of success in your college career. Thank you, Eliana, Thank
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Speaker 1: you so much. All right, way now the route. We're
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Speaker 1: done for the night.
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Speaker 3: We'll see you tomorrow, same time, same place, right here,
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Speaker 3: God bless bye Bye.
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