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The Wayne Allyn Root Show 05 17 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Wayne Alan Root. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to with the USA Audio Network.
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Wayne Allen Luke. Wayne will be here in exactly sixty minutes on Fridays,
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course Christopher is down there in Dallas, Texas and pushes the buttons. He
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makes it all go. Without him, we would have nothing but that sweet
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sound of static. All right, I do want to sort of go back
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a little bit. We have been spending a lot of time talking about the
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protests on these college campuses where these kids, in my in my opinion,
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are getting absolutely out of control there on the verge of violence. You can
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feel it, you can see it. And some of these college campuses,
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also New York City streets are seeing nothing but Palestinian flags. It's an to
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me, it's an embarrassment to this country. Kids are an embarrassment. Now.
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I'm not saying it's an embarrassment to go out and protest. It certainly
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is not. It's an embarrassment to protest for this cause when you are one
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hundred percent in the wrong. That's something we have talked about. I want
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to just push that to the side just for a couple of minutes today because
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I want to talk about something else that we haven't spent a lot of time
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on. And I talked a little bit about this this week, but not
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as much as I probably should have. There's new data that's come out and
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since twenty ten, there's a list of got aways that's got aways. The
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internal CBP data attained from a Freedom of information request shows thirteen years of known
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got aways. Got aways have exploded under the Biden administration. So got aways
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are folks who are getting through the cracks unvetted. We have no idea.
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But think about this, these are people that we didn't even get a chance
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to have any idea who they are, where they're from, any of that
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stuff. Starting in twenty ten, we had one hundred and fifty five thousand,
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five ninety nine. Now, for the most part twenty eleven, twenty
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twelve, twenty thirteen, they're somewhere between one hundred thousand and one hundred and
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fifty One hundred and seventy one thousand is the highest in the block of time
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from twenty ten until twenty twenty, So in a ten year block of time,
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the average is somewhere probably around one hundred and twenty five thousand. Got
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Aways people who have gotten into the country, snuck through the cracks and are
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in We have no vetting, no idea who they are, no idea if
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they are rapists or murderers or criminals of any sort. Nothing. Got Aways
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illegal aliens seen or detected via cameras, censors, foot signs, but never
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apprehended. In twenty twenty one, the first year under Biden, it exploded
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to three hundred and eighty seven thousand, three hundred and ninety eight, so
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it essentially tripled. In twenty twenty two, that number grew to six hundred
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and six thousand, essentially four times as much as the average got aways,
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and then in twenty twenty three it went up again to six hundred and seventy
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thousand, six hundred and seventy four. Now this is in addition to the
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millions that have come across the southern border and have either claimed asylum or somehow
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have gotten in. We are losing our country, ladies and gentlemen. It
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is slipping through our fingers. The culture is being dismantled and destroyed. The
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President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, and his plan to
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circumvent the rules at the southern border to with a stroke of a pen,
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get rid of many of the safeguards that were in place to protect American citizens.
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And once again, what do I What have I said to you over
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over and over and over again. The number one thing that anybody in a
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leadership position is supposed to do, what they're supposed to be concerned with.
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Number one, above everything else, is your safety. That is supposed to
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be what their number one concern is. And do you think for a minute,
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allowing this many people into this country unvetted in a lot of cases,
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is in the best interest of you as a citizen. I mean, the
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obvious answers is clearly no. So the question is what's behind it? Why
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are they allowing so many illegal aliens to come into this country one after another.
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Well, one of the answers to that question is they're trying to recruit
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future Democrat voters, Okay, possibility. The other one is they want the
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current people who are coming across the border to actually vote illegally. I want
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you to listen to some audio because this is very important. This goes hand
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in hand with what we're talking about. Listen up, good morning. I'm
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Rosemary Jenks with the Immigration Accountability Project. As Senator Lee said, we estimate
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that there are upwards of thirty million non citizens, so foreign born who have
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not naturalized and are therefore ineligible to vote under our laws. The problem that
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we have now is that the Biden administration, there's a Biden executive order that
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orders all federal agencies to provide voter registration information to everyone they come in contact
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with. We also know that state election officials are not permitted to ask for
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proof of citizenship for applicants who fill out the federal forum. So, if
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you're a non citizen in this country, whether you're an asylum seeker or a
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foreign student or whatever, if a government official hands you a voter registration form,
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you're going to think that you need to fill it out. Then you
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are going to be unlawfully registered to vote. If you vote, it is
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a deportable criminal offense. So I want to just do a little public service
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announcement here and say, if you are not a citizen of the United States
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of America, you are ineligible to vote, and if you vote, you
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are committing a criminal, deportable offense. We need to pass the Save Act
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and secure our elections. Here. See how diabolical the Democrats are there.
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They're presented now with all of these new illegal aliens who are here in the
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country. In addition to the millions. Now they say thirty million are here.
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I would say more like fifty maybe sixty million illegal aliens living amongst us.
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And the Democrat Party is, in their devious, diabolical way, have
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concocted a method slash plan to try to get illegals to sign off and sign
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on if you will is better sign on to becoming registered voters. They're going
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to hand them a piece of paper. You're from Ecuador, you're from Guatemala,
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you're from El Salvador, you're from Mexico. Some government official hands you
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something to sign. You sign it because you don't know. You think that's
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in your best interest. They're doing what they're supposed to be doing. Now,
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all of a sudden, you're registered to vote. How about that?
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How about that? And what about if they take that information you don't even
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have to vote. What if they take that information and use it somewhere down
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the line and have somebody vote on your behalf. This is what we're talking
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about. This is the kind of diabolical actions that are going on that maybe
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are just under the surface. We don't see it. But it's going on.
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Man, millions and millions and millions of people. All you need is
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a handful of those folks either to vote or to at least, at the
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very least you know, sign away or sign to you that ability to go
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cast a vote. How diabolical is that? How treacherous is that? How
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treasonous is that? This is what we're dealing with. This is America now
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circa twenty twenty four. Corruption at the highest levels, permeating down in all
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aspects. But in this case, to this mentality of possibly creating this gigantic
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army of illegal voters, and just under the surface they you know, they
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get to sign off on this and hila, they're voting in November just like
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that. If you don't think it could happen, then you're just not paying
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attention because they will do whatever they have to do to get an upper hand.
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We know that the Democrats are much more versed at cheating and stealing and
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lying and falsifying when it comes to elections. They're light years ahead of the
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Republicans. I mean, the Republicans are walking around like Neanderthals, bumping into
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things. The Democrats have this thing down to science. They're thinking of things
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that I'm sure the Republicans haven't even thought about doing. They're doing them.
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Why do you want thirty million illegal aliens into the country, fifty million,
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sixty million, Why do you want them? Well, maybe because you could
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harvest some of them to vote. There really is no other reason. Economically,
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it's not feasible to have this many people on on the dole. Can't
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we can't sustain it. Criminally, crime is skyrocketed. Since we've allowed this,
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many people in our cities, big cities are breaking down in front of
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our eyes. New York, San Francisco, Chicago, LA. The only
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reason why you would want to do something like this is to gain an upper
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hand clip. I can't see any literary All right, let's take our very
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first break once again. I appreciate you can email me Lee Elsiradio at gmail
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dot com. That's Lee elsradiogmail dot com. Like the Facebook page the Voice
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of Freedom. Sure break, we'll come right back. You are listening to
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the USA Audio Network Raw and Unfiltered. All right, Welcome back, USA
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Audio Network Raw and Unfiltered. My name is Lee Elsie Wayne. We'll be
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here again after the top of the hour. I do want to bring on
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one of our great guest that I have on every week on my morning show
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here in Connecticut, former congressman, a former CIA agent, and of course
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friend of mine and Vietnam veteran, Rob Simmons is joining us. So,
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Rob, there are a couple of things you want to sort of wade through
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here in this segment, but I want you to start with this misinformation about
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the number of dead Palestinians that Hamas has continued to throw out there. These
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numbers are totally bogus. So I know you've been talking about this in the
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past. When did you first mention this a few weeks ago, I think
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it was in March we discussed the casualty figures reported by the Hamas run Gaza
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Health Ministry, which raised red flags for statistical experts, and the daily figures
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showed a remarkably steady increase with metronomical linearity which appeared to be artificial. And
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what that means is that each day a certain number of new casualties would appe
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year with a variation of less than fifteen percent. Now, in my experience
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as a Vietnam veteran, you never had casualty figures like that. You would
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go through days or even weeks with virtually no activity, and then when you
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had the tet offensive, the numbers went through the roof, and then when
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the tet offense was over, the numbers went down. Whereas these casualty figures
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were going up on a daily basis with a variation about fifteen percent, the
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average number being two hundred and seventy a day. And as statisticians pointed out,
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that does not occur in nature. And by the way, their claim
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of seventy percent women and children again does not occur in nature, or it
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does not occur organically in a war zone. But you know, people say,
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well, those are statisticians. I mean, you know, there's what
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the lies, damn lies and statistics, so who cares? Now? Interestingly
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enough, just this week, the United Nations on Day fifteen published figures from
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the Gaza Strip and from Israel that had thirty four thousand, seven hundred and
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thirty five Palestinian casualties reported out of the Gaza Strip by the Hamas Ministry of
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Health. Two days later, the United Nations on Day two hundred and fifteen,
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put a caveat on the thirty four thousand, eight hundred and forty four
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killed. They put a one liner on the chart that said twenty four thousand,
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six hundred and eighty six identified as of thirty April. That's ten thousand
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less than what Hamas was reporting. Now, this also involved cutting the estimate
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for the deaths of women and children. So suddenly ten thousand casualties, ten
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thousand dead people gone are gone poof gone, which shows that the statisticians were
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right and shows that somebody in the UN. Somebody in the UN is paying
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attention to the propaganda value that Hamas places on reporting casualty figures that are higher
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than they are and that focus on women and children. Why do the Israelis
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want to kill women and children? They do not, They do not know.
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From a political standpoint, from an ethical standpoint, from a military standpoint,
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it makes no sense. So those reports, those exaggerated reports, are
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pure propaganda on the part of Hamas, something that we need to take note
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of. Second second tidbit is the campus protesters wear masks. They do,
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okay, And you noticed on TV so ago the New York police when arresting
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the protesters took the mass off, they unmasked them. Did you know that
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wearing a mask for other than medical reasons is illegal in the state of Connecticut
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until you told me, I did not know that. Did you know that
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it is illegal in about twenty five or thirty states around the country. Thirty
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four states have mandated masks or face coverings in public places as being illegal in
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Connecticut is one of those. Why Why did a law pass in the nineteen
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fifties that no person shall unite with two or more others to commit a misdemeanor
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while wearing white caps, masks or other disguise. I know the answer to
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that. Why because of the k CA. Oh oh so the KKK,
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which was you know, part of Jim crow South Democrat Republicans started that right,
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No, no, no, are you sure Jim Crowsouth? Are you
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positive? Well? I was a boy scout in Connecticut, but I didn't
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know I could join the KKK. Maybe in Biden's stellaware, but not up
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here, not that I'm aware of. I mean, maybe leave can fill
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us in on that. So, yeah, the history of anti mask laws
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goes back to the wearing of masks to commit a crime or deprive a person
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of their constitutional rights, and many of these laws were enacted to combat the
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KKK, the ku Klux Klan. Okay, Charl, I wish we had
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more time, but we've got to go. We're out of it. Thank
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you very much. As always, Colonel Rob Simmons joining us here on the
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USA Audio Network quick Break. We'll come right back stick around, all right,
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Welcome back USA Audio Network Raw and Unfiltered. My name is Lee Els,
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filling in for the first hour here on Fridays for Wayne Allen Root he
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will be here after the top of the hour comes and goes. One of
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our all time favorite guests to bring on is Stephen Bucci from the Heritage Foundation.
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Steven's got fourty plus years of military excellence. You can read his works
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up at the Heritage dot org, but follow him for sure on Twitter at
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s Bouci. All right, Steven, let's jump right into it. Amas
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is stealing and reselling un AID. Meanwhile, workers are floating working on a
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floating pier. They've already taken fire and again this is turning into pardon the
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French, a cluster blank. But how long are we going to allow this
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to happen? Well, it's, you know, this is something that Ray
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Charles could have seen before it happened. Uh, it's you know, you're
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putting a bunch of Americans within rifle fire range of Hamas. And even though
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the purpose is totally to help them to bring them AID that they're saying they
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don't get enough of because of the you know, mean old Israelis who you
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know obviously started this whole thing by you know, Hamas slaughtering them on the
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seventh of October. Uh. And and big surprise, now they're shooting at
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the troops who are trying to build this thing for It's crazy and I don't
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know how we're going to secure it. You know, I don't think the
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Biden administration is going to allow our guys to shoot back at the people who
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are shooting at our troops who are trying to help them. But you know,
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this is the people we're to Hamas are are not legitimate negotiating partners for
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anybody. They are not there to help their fellow Palestinians. They're there to
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annihilate Israel and to you know, build up their own pocketbooks and their own
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power. The world needs to recognize this. America needs to recognize this.
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Israel's recognized it a long time ago, and the Palestinian people need to recognize
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this. It's one of the reasons why the rest of the Muslim world doesn't
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want the Palestinians in their country. It's because the Palestinians are part and parcel
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of this. Even all the poor people they show on the news every night,
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who are collateral damage to Israel's response to the attack by Hamas, this
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is not Israel's fault. It is Hamas's fault, and the world needs to
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recognize it and take action against them in a concerted way. I'm not holding
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my breath lee that Joe Biden or the rest of the world are going to
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figure this out, but in a realistic sense, when the peer is done,
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who's in charge of giving out the supplies and the food? I mean,
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we're gonna let Hamas do it. Who's gonna be in charge of that?
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You know, that's a good question. It's one I've been asking since
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they announced this great project, is who is going to be in charge of
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this facility once it's built? Are we just going to leave it there?
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This bazillion dollar piece of equipment that we kind of need if we have to
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deploy somewhere. We don't have a whole bunch of these, by the way,
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but we're gonna leave it there and let Hamas run it. I don't
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think Israel wants to go out there and put a bunch of their people there.
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And again, you know, we're asking Israel, who's fighting a war
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against the supposed government of Gaza, you know, Hamas, And we're saying,
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oh, but by the way, you need to feed them all,
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and you need to provide a medical care and if anything bad happens to them.
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It's your fault. It is the looniest setup I have any knowledge of
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in history that anybody's ever had to do this. But that's the burden we
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put on the government of Israel. It's crazy. So our president decided to
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turn his back on Israel with some of the more sophisticated, bigger bombs that
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they were going to use, and now they have to use I guess their
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own, which are less sophisticated, And I had said before that that would
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probably cause more civilians and more collateral damage. Does that make sense or no?
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Oh no, you're spot on the Israeli We said, fine, you
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won't give us smart bombs so we can hit specific pinpoint targets down to in
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some cases eight or even ten dish grid coordinates, which is pretty much like
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within a yard or two. So instead they're gonna have to use old fashioned
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dumb bombs, which with their pilots and their their artillery personnel, are pretty
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accurate, but they're not anywhere near as accurate as the smart versions of those
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same kinds of munitions, and there will be more collateral damage. So thank
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you, Joe Biden, every bit of extra collateral damage is on your hands,
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not on Israel. Stephen Bouchie Heritage Foundation, of course, forty years
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in the military. And again we're lucky to get them each and every week
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to chat about some things. As I'm searching through some of the headlines while
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I'm talking to you, one of them, this is a CNN website,
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of course, says Israel is battling Hamas across Gaza, including a refugee camp
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in the north, and it goes on to say the horrors of a shadowy
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Israeli detention facility for Palestinian prisoners. The final headline is net Yahu and as
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extremist allies are endangering Israel's long term security. And this goes back to what
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you'd said in the beginning. They didn't start this, right, they didn't
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start it. No, it is really insanity the way this suddenly. I
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mean, you would have thought Israel did to Gaza what Putin did? Do
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you craate right just out of nowhere. Now we want your territory. We're
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going to come in and get it. The Israeli gave it to Gazi,
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you know, to the not leave us alone. But Hamas will not do
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that. They rejoice in what they did on October seventh. They claim credit
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for it, they're proud of it, and they have said they will do
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it again and again and again if they're left there, so chee. What
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choice does Israel have other than to stop them. I assume they go into
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Rafa, they try to kill as many as they can and then what well,
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then they they have come up with, you know, an idea of
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an international group coming in and administering the area, making sure that humanitarian aid
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actually goes to the people of Gaza as opposed to to Hamas, so that
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money is not siphoned off into Hamas pockets with their their billionaire leadership, living
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and cutter. But to be honest with you, not too many people have
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signed up to be a part of that. In fact, several of the
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Muslim countries have said, now, we're not doing that, and their excuse
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is we're not going to give cover to Israel. But the reality is they
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don't want any part of dealing with their Palestinian because they know they're nuts and
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they are the part of the problem. It's not just Hamas Lee I wish
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it was. It is the Arab streak in Gaza is poisoned from years of
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the propaganda of Hamas and Iran. And I'll tell you, I don't know
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who's going to administer it. The Israelis don't want to administer it. They
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just want somebody to administer it that will stop attacking them. Right. This
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is something we touched on a lot last week. Maybe get you to talk
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on it for a minute or two. But Europe has been overrun by a
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Muslim extremist France and I think Denmark was the latest one that I read was
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on the brink and we heard a speaker talking about what's happening in the Netherlands,
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and I guess England is the only one that is not necessarily saturated.
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And you know, here in this country we're kind of seeing the same thing,
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not to the point where we are in Europe. This is essentially a
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quiet invasion to disrupt and destroy the culture of this country. And when I
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say that, I'm not saying it it's not anti anything. It's just this
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country is built on some form of assimilation and unfortunately, I don't think the
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two cultures can coexist. I mean, what are your thoughts on that?
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Well, it's it's interesting. It's almost like a strategy that the Islamist extremists
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will follow. They move into a country and they you know, play along,
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they work, they learn the rules in the new country, like in
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America, and they're fine, and then they gather together. They begin to
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build political power for their area and then eventually say, look, this area
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is all Muslim, whether it's Sunni or Shia. We want to administer it
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according to our rule because that's our culture and our faith. So we want
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to be ruled by Sharia law. You know, I don't know of any
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other group in an America immigrant group that's come here. And then after they
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get enough of their own folks in a neighborhood say we don't want to follow
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your laws anymore. We want to follow ours, and they get away with
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it. But then they take it a step beyond that. Once they get
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enough power, once you get people starting to serve in congress, like Ileano
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mar then they start saying, no, you should adjust your culture to accommodate
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us. You know, have only halal foods in the market, and if
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there's something that is not halal, it really should be taken out because it's
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offensive to them. And they manipulate the system to the point where now suddenly
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they are making demands to completely change our culture to fit the culture that they
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brought here. And I'm sorry. It may sound, you know, xenophobic,
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but it's not. It's a real concern that there is a concerted effort
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to change America, to make it not tolerant, but to make it Islamic.
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And I'm sorry, that's not what our country was founded on. You
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could make the argument, and people have. I don't necessarily agree with it
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that America was not founded as a Christian nation. It was founded as a
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multicultural nation. But to say it it should now be Islamic because we have,
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you know, this, this amount of followers of Islam here. I'm
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sorry, that's self. That's not the way our system works. You're supposed
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to kind of get along with everybody and adjust to the culture that's here.
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If you moved here from some place else, Lee, why in the world
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would you suddenly expect us to change America to be like the country that you
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felt you needed to leave. His name is Stephen Boucci, and I always
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appreciate his time Spocci on Twitter. Forty years of expertise in military operations,
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and he works with and through the Heritage Foundation. We've got to take a
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break. We'll come right back. You're listening to the USA Audio Network.
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All right, well, this one should be interesting. Gather around the radio,
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ladies and gentlemen. Daniel Greenfield is joining us. He's an author.
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His latest book is Domestic Enemies, The Founding Fathers Fight against the Left.
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So Daniel, let me just say this, this is one of our favorite
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topics to talk about. I swear we might talk about this just about every
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single day. So I'll start out by asking you what made you think about
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this book, putting this book down and getting it out there for everybody to
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see, because I think, you know, everybody feels like we're fighting that
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fight right now. It was twenty twenty, which was a happy, cheerful
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year where we had pandemic lockdown race rights in the regular election, and looking
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back at that, so many people were just felt the sense, this is
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not America anymore. We've never dealt with anything like this, and actually turned
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back to American history because really that's where we ought to be drawing our inspiration
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from. Those are our roots. And I saw, you know, there
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were actually things like this happening before. There were worst things happening. We
30:33
prevailed, we survived, and we really should draw strength and courage from that,
30:37
and we should actually look to see how A Marcus survived these conflicts before
30:41
and how we can get through this now. And that is exactly what became
30:44
the genesis of the book. And the founding fathers are absolutely dealing with us
30:48
there are you know, Adams at one point rights to Thomas Jefferson about the
30:52
time when tens of thousands of men in the streets of Philadelphia were calling for
30:55
the removal of George Washington and for American support for the French Revolution. This
30:59
is crisis that they love through. It's a ugly crisis, one that actually
31:03
nearly takes some markets to bring upsivil war over a disputed presential election. And
31:08
I thought it really important that we actually look at the rise of the left
31:11
in American history. I call it a sixteen nineteen project for the American left
31:15
because it shows us one where the left came from, what its tactics are,
31:19
and it also shows us how Americans were not afraid to fight back against
31:23
it. Was there a specific group that basically the progressive ultra left was born
31:30
from the left undergoes different names a few years ago they were calling themselves woke.
31:34
Now they won't use the name woke anymore. They call themselves globerals,
31:37
progressive, one hundred different names. They changed the names all the time.
31:41
But the core is really what they believe now, what they call themselves,
31:45
and back then what they believed is pretty much the same thing that they believe
31:48
now, that property needed to be redistributed, that the existing institutions needed to
31:52
be abolished, including organized religion, and by the way, also marriage.
31:56
One of the things I describe in the third chapter is how they start setting
32:01
up communes in the eighteen twenties, all the way back to the eighteen twenties,
32:06
where they start abolishing private property, religion, and marriage, and they're
32:10
planning to do this on a nationwide scale. They're planning to do all this
32:15
to America. And at one point Robert Owens, the father of British socialism,
32:20
comes in again eighteen twenties, the overs of speech to Congress talking about
32:22
how this new system is going to work. So they want the same things
32:27
that they want now, they were willing to engage in violence to get it.
32:30
There are really some very bloody incidents that a document in domestic enemies culminating
32:35
in the draft rights during the Civil War, and the market people actually not
32:38
afraid to confront them, to denounce them, and to stand up against them.
32:42
We just forgot a lot of that history and very important that we remember
32:45
that history again. Are there more of them now than ever before? It
32:49
just seems like they're everywhere. Is that a direct result of social media being
32:52
what it is in the Internet being what it is? Social media and internet
32:55
definitely faster is the rise of newspapers, but a big one is the rise
32:59
of college. Back then, college drew on a very small group of people,
33:02
and college students often might be radical, but it was such a time
33:07
it was a major percentage of the elites, but with a tiny fraction of
33:10
the country as a whole. Past Wilbot Cheu, we began pushing for everyone
33:15
to go to college, at which point you had mass indoctrination. And we
33:20
see the results. I mean, we can actually look at the numbers of
33:22
students who identify as conservative before they go to college, and then the percentage
33:25
who in a graduating class two east college and it's a massive shift. So
33:30
that is a big part of it. So many of the destructive ideas that
33:32
often introduce us are the results of the educational system. Domestic Enemies is the
33:37
name of the book. The Founding Fathers Fight against the Left. The author,
33:42
Daniel Greenfield is joining us here today. We appreciate him carving out some
33:45
time for us going down sort of going through the history of this country and
33:49
how we've always had this pushback from a group, whether they call themselves progressive
33:53
or the left or liberals, what have you. But it's been going on
33:57
since the again, the very very big Where can they get that book anywhere?
34:01
Online books or sold if your bookstore has a good taste bookfully, they've
34:06
got it. And let me ask you, you're watching what's happening on college
34:09
campuses right now. I get infuriated by right. I don't understand that.
34:15
I'm not infuriated by the idea of college kids protesting. I think that's actually
34:19
a wonderful thing. You're engaged, you're pushing back against what you think is
34:22
something that's wrong. But what I've said time and time again from the beginning
34:25
of this, they're simply on the wrong side of this. They're completely missing
34:30
the entire point of all of this. So I just wanted to get your
34:34
opinion on what you're watching on college campuses. Oh, there's a couple of
34:37
things going on here. One is that they are the parts of college or
34:40
college departments that have been turned into permanent activism factories. And if it wasn't
34:45
commas and Jaza, then it would be abortion, it would be illegal migration,
34:51
it would be something. They've got them. They're protesting. Lot of
34:53
the BLM stuff was coming out of college campuses, so they've got them protesting
34:58
on a semi constant sassa. This is what they do. They're not really
35:00
being educated in any way. You look at the requirements for that matter,
35:05
for the English department at UCLA. I was, you know at UCLA.
35:09
Lastly, the requirements of change from studying Shakespeare and the great work to studying
35:15
queer theory and studying Shakespeare through the lens of black nationalism and all this stuff.
35:22
So they've turned so many departments into act for this department. And what
35:25
do you do. You're getting into college because they're citying your record of activism.
35:30
Then in college you engage in activism. Then you graduate from college and
35:32
you go on to a DEI department and a company. So really these are
35:37
degrees in activism and the activism apports just for the less and the left side
35:42
of the camas. That the Summit sars are their pals, that they're the
35:45
tulis the advocating for. They obviously fixed the wrong side, but they fixed
35:49
the wrong side every time. They picked the wrong side during the Dilm rise,
35:52
and they wreak the country right sticking the wrong side. It is pretty
35:55
much what they do, all right. His name is Daniel Greenfelle, brand
35:59
new book out there, Go get it. We're out of time. We
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got to run. Wayne Alan Root is here and he is up keep it
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right here on the USA Audio Network. Wrong and I'm filter all right,
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sway, helloy, welcome back Friday afternoons. That guy for Fridays. Right.
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I love my Friday nights. I love my weekends. I work so
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All Right, We've got our guest. Patrick Basham, director of the
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Democracy Institute, a Washington, DC based think tank. The website is Democracy
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Institute dot org. Democracy Institute dot org. Patrick Basham, how are you?
39:45
I'm great waiting. Always a pleasure and a privilege to be weak you.
39:47
So you know, everybody asked me the same question I get asked every
39:52
day. Who's gonna be Trump's VP? Everyone knows I know Trump. Everyone
39:54
knows I've talked to Trump so many times. They know I've interviewed him fifteen
39:59
times. They know I honeymoon to mar A Lago they just assume that I
40:02
know who Trump's VP is. I don't think anyone knows who Trump's VP is.
40:07
I don't think Trump knows who Trump's VP is yet. I think there's
40:10
a lot of qualified candidates, and there's a lot of directions you could go.
40:15
But that doesn't mean that Patrick Basham is not polling to find out who
40:19
the average person would like Donald Trump to pick as VP. So tell us
40:24
what the polls show who will be Trump's VP. Sure an important caveat here
40:30
is most of all the polls you see on VP choices, they're always asking
40:35
Republicans only who they want, which is a perfectly legitimate question. But we've
40:38
asked, as you suggested, Wayne, everyone Republicans, Democrats, Independence.
40:42
So this is who American voters overall prefer the winner. It's a close thing.
40:47
The winner at twenty two percent is Ben Carson. For very very very
40:53
closely around twenty percent, Pocy Gabbard and third place thirteen percent jd Vance.
41:01
After that, the other seven in the top ten according to American voters,
41:07
You start with Marco Rubio at eleven percent, and everybody else just goes under
41:10
ten percent all the way down to Sarah Huckeby Sanders at one percent. So
41:16
you have two or three clear favorites among American voters across the board, all
41:22
parties and independents, Ben Carson, Tolci Gabbard and jd Vance. And I
41:28
think the really important thing here is to recognize that Americans overall are saying they
41:35
prefer a populist VP candidate to go along with Trump right to reinforce. Americans
41:40
are looking for someone who's going to reinforce Trump's strengths rather than attempt to quote
41:45
unquook balance out is alleged weaknesses, which is unconventional, untraditional, non traditional,
41:52
But I think it speaks to where American voters are today and this is
41:57
I think very encouraging the Donald Trump. Listen, there's only one thing I
42:00
don't get. I mean, personally, let me look down the list.
42:04
I love Ben Carson, He's been on my show many times. I consider
42:06
him a friend. Ben Carson makes total sense to me. Jd Vance is
42:09
a real Trump populist in the United States. Senator makes sense. Vivek Ramswami
42:15
I always would have picked him. I've always said that he's my personal choice.
42:17
Tim Scott is kind of boring, but I think he brings a lot
42:22
of great attributes, including he's a sharecroppers grandson, and he made it in
42:25
America to the United States Senate in a white southern state. I think Tim
42:30
Scott is a great background. Kerrie Lake would always be my choice, except
42:35
I don't get it. She's running for Senate in Arizona. How can anyone
42:37
think she could be the VP when she's running for Senate. He can't just
42:40
pull out of the Senate race, so that makes no sense to me.
42:44
Christy Nome doesn't exist anymore. She said bad things about killing dogs, so
42:49
I don't care what they say. Christy Nome is not a contender. Ron
42:52
DeSantis would make a great choice. He's the best governor in America. The
42:55
one I don't understand is Tulsey Gabbert. She was on my show last week,
43:00
and I think she's great, But she's only been an independent for five
43:05
minutes. She's a lifelong Democrat. She voted for the impeachment of Trump.
43:07
She voted for several other things that I found horrible. She voted for Joe
43:12
Biden. I think she's great, but give her a few years to prove
43:16
she's really a conservative. She hasn't even endorsed Trump yet, and she's not
43:21
even a registered Republican. So I don't know why she's second to Ben Carson.
43:24
Where are they coming up with Tulsea Gabbard. Well, the key thing
43:30
here, Wayne is again, this isn't a poll of Republicans, but it's
43:32
a poll of Republicans. She doesn't come sack. Okay, maybe she makes
43:37
the top ten. Maybe, but it's because we're including Democrats and independents.
43:42
This is where Tulci Gabbitt comes from, because although she's not overwhelmingly popular Democratic
43:46
Party, to put it mildly, there is a reservoir of support for her
43:50
and where she spikes, where she gets these most of these numbers in our
43:53
poll is from independence. Right. This is why RFK Junior asked her to
43:59
be as VP candidate, and she turned her down because she wants to be
44:01
Trump's candidate VP candidate. But RFK Junior recognized that the kind of person that
44:08
he's appealing to and wants to appeal to, he can double He could have
44:12
doubled down with Tulsey gap. So she has, rightly or wrongly, a
44:16
populist appeal, and when you look at the issues of Ukraine. You look
44:21
at COVID, you look at the surveillance state, et cetera, et cetera.
44:24
She holds well with people who are concerned about those issues on the for
44:30
lack of a better word, right of CeNSE, or at least the Trump
44:34
popular side of things, even though she is an overwhelmingly popular with Trump voters
44:37
for the reasons you suggest. But that's why in a national poll across all
44:43
both parties and independence, she is doing well, and I suspect will continue
44:46
to do well. Interesting because remember she read for president. She didn't get
44:51
one half and one a half one percent in the Democrat sides, So I
44:53
don't know why they're picking here to be Trump's VP once she couldn't get any
44:58
votes from Democrats in the first place. But look, she was on my
45:01
show two weeks ago, and she's very attractive, entertaining, you know,
45:06
entertaining meaning she is a good talker. She has great views on quite a
45:10
few issues. But you can't, in my opinion, Trump can't name her
45:15
VP because she she hasn't even endorsed Trump yet. I find that crazy.
45:20
She wants to be Trump's VP. But when I said to her, why
45:22
did you endorse Trump, let's hear. And she said, I haven't endorsed
45:24
Trump, And I was like, what, So, how do you want
45:27
to be his VP if you haven't endorsed him yet? That makes no sense
45:30
at all. And she hasn't proven that she's a long term conservative and she
45:35
won't. She hasn't registered Republican Patrick, So how could you be the Republican
45:39
VP if she's not a registered Republican. Well, she scored some people on
45:45
the Trump side, those who do favor her, as saying, what's the
45:49
moment that gave her a national profile? Right when she eviscerated Kamala Harris one
45:54
of the early democratic debates, Right, Yes, and so people are thinking
45:58
they're projecting forward, Say, okay, Tulsi against Kamala the VP debates,
46:02
the one thing, one time, one moment when Americans will take notice of
46:07
the VP candidates, and they would expect, and I think they're right that
46:09
she would do the same again. Maybe she might even do an even worse
46:13
job at his better job on Kamala than she did in twenty twenty. No,
46:16
I get it if you're focused on that sort of moment. Yeah,
46:21
I get it. I get it. Listen, I again, I had
46:23
her on my show just a few days ago, and I thought she was
46:27
great. She answered the questions great, except for you know, why did
46:30
you endorse Trump? Why I didn't endure some Well, then why would you
46:32
be as VP? He'd endorse them. But the other thing is, if
46:36
she's VP, she's one heart beat away from the presidency with a guy who's
46:39
going to be seventy eight years old. How can you make her the President
46:43
of the United States as a Republican when she's never been a Republican one day
46:46
in her life? Why we got to run? Patrick could give the account
46:50
in my ear. We got to run Wayne at the route un for that
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Welcome back to the show. Hi, Wayne, So you were saying
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that the Whitey Bulger story, actually the Whitey Bulger story actually changed in just
49:44
the last forty eight hours. What and I haven't spoken to you in probably
49:47
a week, what's the new story in the last forty eight hours. So
49:52
what happened was is after the alleged charging of the three alleged hitman Giaz,
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Paul Diacimo and the lookout Sean McKinnon. They all were charged about two years
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ago and they pled not guilty. And the consensus was by the three hitmen
50:13
is we didn't kill Whitey Bulger. We don't know what you're talking about.
50:16
In the last forty eight hours after I released the photos in the May of
50:22
twenty twenty three, President Biden went out in pardon specifically the two murderers get
50:30
Giez and Dakimo, and said, even though Freddie Gez is on a life
50:35
sentence, and if you murder somebody in prison and you're already doing life,
50:37
you're going to the electric chair. And even though Paul Diacimo was also an
50:44
habitual criminal, you're going to the electric chair. President Biden went out of
50:47
his way with the US prosecutors and pardoned them specifically what to not put them
50:53
up death. Yes, this happened in July of twenty twenty three as a
50:58
direct result of releasing the photos, saying Bulger was alive well over the last
51:05
nine months. The trial is going to go forward in December of twenty twenty
51:08
four where they were charged with killing Bulger. Well, they're not guilty.
51:14
That's what they pled in the last forty eight hours, I'm sure as a
51:17
direct result of US further proffering all this information to the trusted FBI in the
51:22
US Attorney's office in Boston over the last six months, they alleged that they
51:28
caught and made a plea to actually admit to the murders. Where they are
51:34
now saying they did in fact murder Bulger and they're going to make a plea
51:37
deal. But with further investigation into what's actually been going on, we believe
51:44
this was an operation by the CIA and the FBI in real time, and
51:50
we are now watching the Jeffrey Epstein type of cover up happened minute by minute,
51:55
laid out in the courtroom in West Virginia in front of Judge to Ms
52:00
Clee thank god he's a conservative judge, and the FBI and the CIA trying
52:05
to cover their tracks and put the last nails in the coffin of what is
52:09
obviously a planned deep fake hit of Whitey Bulger in the jail in Hazelton Prison
52:19
that never took place, and now they're trying to put innocent people. Sean
52:24
mckinnay has pled not guilty. He is saying, as of in the last
52:28
forty eight hours, I didn't do it. I have no idea what they're
52:31
talking about. I wasn't even in the prison at block at the time.
52:37
Really, CIA is using the pation, the FBI is using the weaponization.
52:42
The US prosecutes guy using the weaponization with the threat of the electric chair because
52:47
West Virginia went back in in January and reimposed the death penalty. All right,
52:54
Nick, Nick, we're on the run. The music's on. Amazing
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I'm surprised you're still live, buddy. Unbelievable work he does. Congratulations on
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Wayne Allen Root Root for America dot com. That's it for this hour of
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