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The Wayne Allyn Root Show 03 29 24 hour1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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All Right, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome, Welcome, Wealthcare to the
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USA Audio Network. The show is raw and unfiltered, and yes, your
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host is Wayne Allen. Really, if you've been paying attention, It's Friday,
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the last Friday of March twenty twenty four, and on Fridays, Wayne
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gives me the first hour to get you all warmed up as he gets ready
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to rock and roll, and he'll hit the airwaves in exactly sixty minutes.
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Our pal Christopher is doing his thing down there in Dallas, Texas, keeping
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us on the air from one coast to another. So normally, in my
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opening monologues, I rant and rave about something and then usually bring out a
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couple of guests during the course of the hour. But what I'm going to
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do here to open things up because it's that important as we lost a great
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politician, a great leader, Joe Lieberman. Senator Lieberman died this week,
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and sitting right across from me right now in my home studio here in Connecticut,
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is a friend of his, former congressman, former CIA agent, Vietnam
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veteran, been on with me for I don't know, maybe fifteen years,
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and Rob Simmons is going to join us. So Rob, let's just roll
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through it. I'm going to get out of your way, let you do
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your thing, and just tell me about your relationship with the now past Senator
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Joseph Lieberman. He first kind of crossed my radar screen big time in the
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year two thousand. I was running for Congress. I'd spent ten years as
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a state representative. I'd worked in the Senate for seven years as a staffer
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for John Chaffey of Rhode Island, and as a staffer chief of staff for
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Barry Goldwater for four years. And I was running against Sam Gagerson. Now
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it was a complicated race because Sam was Jewish and he was the son of
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Holocaust survivors, and Joe Lieberman was on the ticket with Al Gore as vice
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president, the first Jewish candidate for vice president running here in the state of
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Connecticut. And so everyone told me, first of all, they said,
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well, Rob, you know, you don't have a chance, no way
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out. You can't raise the money. You're you're a Republican to begin with.
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You can't raise the money. You're a spy with a CIA. Nobody
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likes spies. They don't trust me spies if you're a Vietnam veteran. And
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even back in those days, being a Vietnam veteran was not considered something that
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was worthy of respect or election. You know, it took years to get
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rid of the bad taste of the war among liberals here in the state of
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Connecticut. Some some still have it. I continue, I continue to be
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accused of being a war criminal by people starting with Sam but then keeps going
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and and I said, well, okay, I'm just going to do my
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thing and do my best. And I won the race. Joe lost.
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I won, He remained a Senator, And our first real interaction was on
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nine to eleven, which was some months later in Washington, d C.
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We attended a briefing of the Capitol Police on the day of the attack,
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and the Capitol Police told us that it was a terrorist attack. They'd taken
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out the World Trade Center, they'd blown up a section of the Pentagon,
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and it apparent, it was apparent to the Capitol police that the third plane,
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the final plane, I should be say, the fourth plane, Flight
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ninety three, was heading for the Capitol. And following the briefing, the
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Capitol Police announced that the leadership the House and Senate leadership Republican and Democrat,
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eight people would go to the Capital steps for brief comments, but nobody else
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was to go because it wasn't safe. And as we went out of the
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building, I saw Senator Lieberman and I went over to him and I said,
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Senator, I'm inclined to go to the Capitol steps. He said,
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well, they told us we're not supposed to go because it's not safe.
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I said, yeah, but if it's not safe, why are the leaders
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going? And he said, well, I think you have a point.
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I said, oh, what should we do? And he said, let's
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go. And so Senator Lieberman a big shot, and Rob Simmons said,
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nobody really nobody, absolutely nobody. We're walking together over to the Capitol steps.
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Now, unlike a lot of situations that you get into with House and
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Senate. And yes, I've worked in the Senate, so I understood the
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culture of the House and the Senate. The senators don't pay any attention to
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House members. They're rabble, you know they're the House member. They're crazy
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people, common folk. Yeah, kud Well during the State of the Union
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address, yell and scream, they wear funny clothes. They embarrassed, right,
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They're an embarrassment. You don't want to sit with them. But here
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I was walking with with the junior senator from Connecticut over the Capitol steps on
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nine to eleven, an incredible day, and we stood in the crowd.
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He was a little more upfront than I was, but h and we stood
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and nobody's trying to grab the microphone. Everyone's being very quiet. And then
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when the speeches were over, and I don't even remember what the speeches were
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about. I could hardly hear them, and they weren't memorable. But what
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was memorable was somebody began singing God Bless America. And there you had it.
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You had Republicans, you had Democrats. You had women, you had
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men, you had gay, you had straight, you had Alaska, and
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you had Louisiana and Connecticut. You had the whole range of America and represented
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in that crowd, which was not every A lot of people just went home,
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but there was about I would say there was about twenty or thirty senators.
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There's probably one hundred representatives. And that was one of the great days
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for America. To me, one of the greatest days. When ever people
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saying, yeah, well, we've never been more divided, Well, guess
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what, we were never more united. And that was my first interaction with
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Senator Lieberman, and it was a very positive one. The second one had
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the second big one. I mean, we worked on a lot of stuff
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together, environmental stuff, we worked on legislation for Long Island Sound and so
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on. But the second big event was the closing of the base. The
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Base Realignment and Closure Committee was going to make an announcement about the submarine base
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and Joe Lieberman came to New London and he sat in the office with me
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and Kathy Cook and some of the local state representatives and state senators. Chris
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Dodd wasn't there. He was busy he had other things to do, so
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he wasn't there, but Joe Lieberman was there, and as we sat and
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waited, I said, we need to have a plan, because on military
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we always have a plan. I said, we have to consider. If
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nothing closes, then we're going to celebrate, but we're going to work to
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make sure that that continues to be the case. If they closed something like
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they're going to close the school, then we have to have a plan to
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fight to get it back in. And the third and least likely situation is
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if they close everything, then we have to fight, like help, because
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we cannot afford to lose the base. So I said, I see these
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as three responses. Because whatever happens, there's going to be a press conference
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across the street in a hotel because it had already been planned. They're going
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to want to know what we're going to do, and we have to be
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ready for it. And part of that was military training, part of it
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was working for Senator Schapei and Senator Gowater. As a staffer, you always
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had to have the options on the table. And I was surprised because Lieberman
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didn't interrupt. He agreed with it, and so then we sat there and
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waited and his phone rang. We're waiting for the phone at the office to
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ring because we had people in Washington, DC that were going to report back.
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But Liberprint's cell phone rang. He had a staffer down there, and
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he took it up and he said, yes, yes, really really okay,
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thank you, and he hung up and he looked at all of us
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and he said complete closure. And the room went silent. We were stunned.
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And in a situation like that, as a Democrat senator, he could
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look at me and say, Rob that's that's a real shame that your president,
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because it was Bush is closing your base. If there's anything I can
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do to help, good luck and give me a call. And all of
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the Democrats in the room could have said the same to me, and Kathy
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Cook, damn shame. Jodi Rowl is the governor. Now she can maybe
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she can figure something out. See you later. They could have, because
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there's going to be a press conference. Nobody moved and Lieberman said, okay,
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what were those three things again? And I said, closing permanently,
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fight like help, We're gonna fight like hell. This is outrageous. You
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know, this is a national security It's not just the economy of this portion
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of our state, which would be devastated. It goes to the issue of
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national security. Submarines won the Cold War, submarines held the line against the
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Japanese during World War Two, got them to withdraw back. I mean,
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submarines are critical to our national security. We cannot afford to break this thing
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up. We got to go out and fight like help and fights y'all did
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because you ended up saving that base. When we come back, we'll talk
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an outpass centenator of Joe Lieberman. And you know, there was a time
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when Joe was on the fence about whether or not to run Connecticut to turn
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their back the Democrats, to turn their back on him, and he actually
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reached out to you and asked you what you thought about him running as an
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independent. Tell me that story, Rob. He lost a primary to Lamont
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and I was honored because he called me up and he said I'm thinking of
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running as an independent. What do you think, I said, I think
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that's fantastic, because Senator, speaking for myself and for my wife, Heidi,
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we want the opportunity to be able to vote for you. We don't
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want you just to disappear, just to concede. Because ned Lamont got a
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wave of support in the convention from the anti war, anti Bush activists,
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and you you lost a narrow convention to Ned Lamont. You have proven yourself
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as a senator who works across party lines. Sometimes our member, Senator you
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called, you called yourself a dino, a Democratic name only. Well I'm
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a rhino. So so you see, we rhinos and we dinos have to
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we have to stick together. We're moderates. I'm I'm proud to be a
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Republican. I worked for Chaffey and goal Order, and he was proud to
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be a Democrat. But sometimes your party turns against you and you know you
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can't run away. So I hope you'll run as an independent. And he
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did, and he won, and he continued to serve. I had a
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book that he wrote called in Praise. I think it was in praise of
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public life. In praise of public life short book. He wrote seven books,
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and I love that book as a great book because in that book he
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told me, and he told the reader why he was in public life.
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Obviously, he wasn't in it to make money the way some of the others,
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you know, like Biden. Biden was in it to make money.
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Obviously Pelosi made money. A lot of the others Clinton's made money. He
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wasn't in it to make money. He wasn't poor, but he wasn't wealthy.
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He was in it because, in his view, there can be no
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higher calling than to serve your community in a public position. Now, too
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bad, it wasn't vice president. Too bad. He ran for Congress in
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law. I used to joke with him about that, said, you know,
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Senator, I remember when you ran for Congress and you lost. Of
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course I didn't remember. I made it up, but I knew he'd lost.
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Uh, And so he would he would laugh. He said, yeah,
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you got that one on me. But he really believed in public life.
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And he wrote this short book. And anybody, anybody who ever wants
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to get into politics from my from my standpoint, get his book and read
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it. That's what it's all about. It's not all about fame and fortune,
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and oh there are a lot of them out there that are in it
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for fame and fortune. It's about service, and it's about the joy of
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giving of your time and your talent and in some cases your treasure if you
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have the money for a good purpose. It's about giving, not getting,
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not taking, not bringing back to yourself, but putting out and giving.
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And he believed in that, and so do I, and so do others
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like him, like like Nancy Johnson or Chris Chay's that I know very well
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believed in the same thing. So losing Joe Lieberman. Even even last week
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when when Schumer came out against Israel, I call it against Israel, Schumann
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said, well, I'm just trying to help the Israelis because I'm the highest
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ranking Jewish politician in America. He wasn't helping the Israelis. He was hurting
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him. He's trying to help the reelection bid of Joe Biden and the re
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election bid of Democrats who were under the gun from the from Muslim Americans who
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consider hamas heroes. And he conceded, and and Lieberman came out and challenged
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him on that and called his comments outrageous I mean, that's Joe Lieberman.
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He didn't have to do that, he's retired, but he did it because
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that's what he believes. And so I'm going to miss him. I think
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Connecticut is going to miss having a senator like that. It's hard to replicate.
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And I think I think the whole country is going to lose because we
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don't have a lot of Joe Lieberman's anymore. God bless you, Joe,
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and keep you now and forever. I'm then, Colonel Rob Simmons going back
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a little bit telling you a story or two about Senator Joe Lieberman and not
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only what he meant to the yesterday to Connecticut, but what he meant to
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the country in general. So Rob, thank you very very much for doing
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that. I appreciate it very much. And again, I've had a number
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of different conversations with the Center, or had a number of different conversations with
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the Center in the past, and they have always been nothing short of spectacular.
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He's one of the nicest, what's one of the nicest people ever in
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this business to get a chance to sit and talk to all Right, well,
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take a short break, we'll come right back. Everyone stick around.
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30:33
of America's Last Stand? Will you vote to Save or Destroy America? In
30:37
twenty twenty four, But the phrase that popped up and popped out at me
30:44
was the United States isn't the world's trash can. Unfortunately, it seems Drew
30:48
that it is. Look under the Democrat Party and the Biden administration, their
30:52
policies, their ideology. Course, I mean, yes, for them,
30:55
America absolutely is the world's trash can. But of course for rat saying people
31:00
who love this country, it is not America's trash can. And the point
31:04
of immigration is not to help other countries offload their poor and their rapists and
31:08
their murders. It's to do one thing, and that's improve America. That
31:12
is the criteria. And we have it backwards, don't we We have it
31:15
backwards. I've been talking to my listeners about this for the past week.
31:19
I ran across a couple of these videos showing, you know, block after
31:23
block, almost mile after miles. Some of these cities, burned out cars,
31:27
know, basically a tense city, garbage everywhere, human feces, waste.
31:33
It just it's like a third world country and it's right here twenty twenty
31:37
four in America. Yeah, it is. And it just shows how effective
31:41
I think in some ways. Now, look, well, I'll let me
31:42
preface this way. You know, a lot of what's happening. Actually,
31:45
most Americans vehemently oppose and disagree with. I mean, the border issue is
31:51
one of the number one concerns for voters and Americans. So you have the
31:55
Democrats in Biden, of course, in these courts intervening to force this on
31:59
the American people. But there are many Americans who vamboo who have been bamboozled
32:04
for a long time, that believe, you know, yes, you know,
32:07
you know, it's America's responsibility. It's look when when kind of liberals,
32:13
you know, cheer on like we have to let these other people come
32:16
into the country and so on and so forth. Notice how it's always them
32:20
escaping responsibility too, Right, It's always someone else's job to help these poor.
32:23
It's someone else's job. The government's gonna do it. But really it's
32:27
affecting all of us, and people need to look at this country like we
32:30
own it, like it belongs to us, like it's a child or something
32:34
that we're supposed to care for. Because we don't have that mentality. We
32:37
just think we live in some amorphous place that happens to be called the United
32:40
States and do whatever the heck you want to it because you know, I
32:43
don't have any responsibility. I just live here. It's not gonna affect me.
32:45
It's very bizarre because you know, it's like Benjamin Franklin said when he
32:50
came out in Independence Hall in seventeen eighty seven when they were trying to finalize
32:53
the constitution, and a woman asked him, you know what kind of government
32:57
we had, and he said, a republic if you can keep it.
33:00
That tells you everything you need to know, because it's our responsibility to keep
33:02
this country up, and we just let them, you know, throw trash
33:06
everywhere. What's the basic premise of the book itself? Well, sure,
33:09
I mean in some ways I had you know, I guess Cajon's because you
33:14
know, basically, I started writing this book last year, and I wrote
33:16
a book that was intended to persuade the American people to vote for Trump in
33:22
twenty twenty four. So a lot of people were still saying, well,
33:23
we don't know who the candidates are finally going. If I said no,
33:25
it's going to be Trump versus Biden, or send Democrat, they substitute in
33:30
the last minute. And so I wanted people to understand just how serious twenty
33:32
twenty four was. It's on the same scale as importance as seventeen seventy six
33:37
and eighteen sixty one. People need to understand the gravity. That's the most
33:40
important part of my book helping people understand that. And then of course I
33:44
chronicle the absolute failures historic failures of the Biden administration. And you know,
33:50
I mean I persuade people as best I can, using all kinds of arguments.
33:52
Of course, addressing all the naysayers too, about why it's imperative if
33:57
they vote for Trump in twenty twenty four or we are going to lose the
34:00
country. I mean, it'll be called the United States. But this is
34:04
a critical point in American history where we're going to decide whether we continue on
34:07
a path that statting fathers a step forward for us, or if we're going
34:10
to abandon that path. That's really where we are as a country. So
34:15
you must get in the same sort of frame of mind that I get in
34:16
if I'm having a conversation with one of these progressives, because you just talked
34:20
about how, you know, a lot of the people are on our side,
34:23
I guess when it comes to illegal immigration. Yet still, you know,
34:27
we see poll numbers that have this race relatively close, and I know
34:31
that's maybe born out of Trump hatred, and there's a lot of that.
34:36
I mean, are you as dumbfounded when you're having a conversation with somebody about
34:40
the common sense issues we can always debate about, you know, the real
34:45
Democrat issues and real Republican issues, but the common sense issues like don't let
34:51
ten million people come across the southern border, only chaos can happen. That's
34:55
a common sense issue. Are you dumbfounded when somebody will try to argue to
35:00
the contrary to that? I am. I'm as dumbfounded when I talk to
35:04
somebody about the immigration issue that would disagree as I am with somebody who thinks
35:07
the Second Amendment was you know, for hunting. I mean, you have
35:10
so many ignorant people who bought the propaganda and the lies from the left for
35:15
so long, taking over the schools and indoctrinated people to believe these things that
35:20
are fundamentally untrue. And we've gotten to a point where it's very difficult to
35:23
even persuade people because the quote unquote facts that they think they are in possession
35:30
of are outright lies. So, you know, I mean that Second Amendment
35:32
issue. I mean, it's very clear, there's no debate over why we
35:37
have a second Amendment. It's not to go hunting. It's to protect ourselves,
35:43
give us autonomy as well, but to protect ourselves from you know,
35:46
tyranny in the future. But you have people who believe, you know,
35:52
no, the Founding fathers just you know, oh, they couldn't imagine that
35:54
you could have AR fifteen says, what are you talking about? You know,
35:58
it's like it's just insane saying the circular logic here. And then of
36:01
course, I think the thing that bothers me the most. So it's a
36:05
differentiation between kind of conservative right wing Americans and the left is they will change
36:12
their ideas based on whatever the left and the Democrat Party tells them. So
36:15
you know, their ideas are downstream from the Party. Our problem on the
36:19
right is we're conservatives, so we actually our principles and values actually derived from
36:23
God, from our understanding of the country and the founding, and so we're
36:27
always pressuring the Republican Party to conform to those ideas. So we're not Actually,
36:31
you can't. You can't as a conservative, a Republican say hey,
36:35
I support in fantaside today, and then all Republican voters and Christians say,
36:38
okay, yeah, we support that too. But on the left, that's
36:42
what they do. It's bizarre, it's so you're so accurate on that's a
36:45
bullseye statement. In fact, we were actually talking about that just a couple
36:47
of days ago, how the Democrats all circle the wagons, and if I
36:51
were to listen, I'm not the biggest supporter of Trump. I think he's
36:54
the the answer for what we have now, the two of them. There's
36:58
no there's no obviously, there's no arguing the choice. You've got to go
37:02
with Trump. Otherwise, like you said, we're going down this ugly rabbit
37:06
hole that I don't know if we can ever come out. But if he
37:08
were to come out and out of spite say you know what, I'm I'm
37:12
just going to open the border up and let illegals come across by the thousands.
37:15
I would yell and scream about it behind this microphone, you'd write about
37:20
it, because we have common sense and in the end, it's the country
37:22
that we love we're trying to protect that. It's not a party situation with
37:25
most of us, no, exactly, you know, it's it's and that's
37:31
why I really, I mean, the left projects everything on to the right,
37:34
I mean right, but they're their true cults because whether it's the COVID
37:38
issue, or whether it was COVID and vaccines, or whether it's you know,
37:43
kind of man made climate change, if you will, you know the
37:45
left, you know, they will follow their leaders who lie to them over
37:51
and over again and who do not even abide by the very things that they
37:54
demand from their followers. So you know, with with COVID and lockdowns,
38:00
you know, it's like Gavin Newsom and Nanty Pelosi and everybody who were the
38:02
proponents of lockdowns, they weren't. They were breaking the rules themselves and it
38:07
didn't upset a lot of Democrat voters. And with global you know, mandade
38:12
comment changes they call it. Now, you know, they don't care that
38:15
all the big proponents of of you know, climate change and taking away our
38:20
liberty in the name of saving the planet, they don't care that they fly
38:22
around in private jets and they don't abide by the very things that they demand
38:25
their followers. So it's just, you know, I have a little bit
38:29
of sadness actually for people on the left, because they have no sense of
38:34
self esteem or self worth that they will allow themselves to blindly follow these people
38:38
that obviously have no respect for them. Again, we're talking with Drew Thomas
38:44
Allen, his book America's Last Dan. Your website as I'm looking at it
38:46
right now, Drew is, let me make sure I get this right.
38:50
Drewallen dot substack dot com. You can take a look at that. You've
38:52
got a podcast too. Yeah, I've got a podcast, the Drew Allen
38:57
Show, and then I do a Saturday show on Patriot TV, which is
39:00
kind of an upstart at General Flynn. He's on the board of that.
39:05
So that's that's on Saturday. The plays. But yeah, yeah, so
39:08
staying busy. Yeah, it sounds like you are all right, bust out
39:12
your crystal ball, tell me what you think is going to happen in the
39:15
twenty twenty four election at the top, and then tell me what you think
39:19
has to happen if you know for Trump to win. Yeah, I mean,
39:23
look, I think that Biden has no chance at reelection if we can
39:28
get the cheating under control as best we can. I think that the reality
39:34
is Trump is way more popular than a lot of people, especially in the
39:37
left in the media wants you to believe, because they want you to be
39:40
sheepish about your support of him. But I think that he'll win. But
39:45
I think you're going to see the worst is yet to come by the Democrats
39:49
reaction to this. You know, it's going to be Trump Russia collusion two
39:52
point zero. And the same people that wanted to put a lot of people
39:54
in prison for questioning the election results in twenty twenty, well, they're going
39:59
to be insisting that, you know, Trump be overthrown if he wins.
40:04
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the best place is Amazon. Still America's last stand? Will you vote
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to state or destroy America in twenty twenty four? All right, I appreciate
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security Immigration. He's got all that, Simon Hankinson is joining us. You
46:16
know, something happened this week and I wanted to get your opinion on this
46:20
first too, before we jump to this omnibus bill. Is that all the
46:23
Senate Democrats voted against barring taxpayer funds to fly illegal migrants to US towns.
46:30
And just in a general sense, have we lost our mind? We lost
46:35
right now? Well, you know, I try to be optimistic. I
46:38
have kids who are just starting out in the world and looking for their first
46:43
jobs, and I really do want to believe that America is a Brazilian country.
46:46
We've been through bad times before and we can bounce back. But I
46:50
got to say I feel like we're bumping pretty pretty close to the bottom of
46:52
the of the ravine right now, where we essentially have open borders and a
46:58
welfare state, where the government is encouraging people to come in unlimited numbers with
47:04
almost zero restrictions, with no idea who they are, and releasing them into
47:07
communities at taxpayer expense. And this is just unsustainable, even with Democrat level
47:15
borrowing and spending. What's behind it then, and what do you believe the
47:19
result in the end The end result has to be a catastrophe for the country.
47:23
Again, like you just said, we can't afford this, and we've
47:27
opened ourselves up to every gang member from Venezuela, every criminal from El Salvador,
47:36
every drug dealer from Mexico. It's just it's insane that we're allowing this
47:39
to happen at this level. Yeah, and I get asked that all the
47:43
time. And the only reasons that I can come up with our number one
47:46
ideology that there are the whatever fifteen percent of the ultra left it's running the
47:52
Biden administration's immigration policy just believes that there should be no borders. They believe
47:58
in what they call abolition of the criminal justice system. Of jails, of
48:02
courts, and of border enforcement. They just simply don't believe there should be
48:07
borders a more cynical reason, but I think it's also a prevalent among the
48:12
kind of you James Carville the schemers in the party is elections. Long term,
48:17
they feel like most of the people that are letting in would vote Democrats,
48:22
and that's when they're citizens. And of course in the short term,
48:24
some of them are going to vote anyway, even though they're not legally entitled
48:29
to, because it is possible to exploit vulnerabilities in several states, and even
48:32
if they don't vote, their sheer presence in the census every ten years adds
48:37
to areas that are predominantly voting Democrat. And Elon Musk the other day side
48:43
of the reports has said that the Republicans would have another twenty seats in the
48:46
House of Representatives if it wasn't for the illegal immigrant population pumping up the congressional
48:52
roles, and it's not doing the job of homeland security. Is this bill
48:55
similar to the bill that Biden referenced during the State of the Union that Republicans
49:02
wouldn't pass well. Basically, all it's doing because you know, we haven't
49:07
passed a real budget for many, many years. So what they do is
49:12
they pass these continuing resolutions and then they pass these sort of last minute omni
49:16
books or this one's called a mini bus where they jam everything together. But
49:21
it essentially repeats what we did last year. So this one, technically,
49:25
I think it does cut like twenty percent off the funding for NGOs, but
49:30
that doesn't really do anything at all. The bill it would have done something
49:34
to secure the border and to cut down on asylum abuse was the HR two
49:38
Secure the Borders Act, which was passed by the House back in May,
49:42
in which the Senate hasn't even bothered to pick up. That gets rid of
49:45
this CDP one application that they're using to parole thirty thousand people in a month
49:51
and probably another twenty thousand through different routes. It reinstates the state's third country
49:58
agreement that we had to keep people outside of the United States if they've already
50:00
crossed through five state countries to get here, and it does a whole bunch
50:05
of other things to actually reduce the giant magnet that Biden set up from day
50:08
one. The Senate bill did almost none of those things. Which is why
50:13
it was such a dog and why Republicans and Democrats who care about border security
50:16
had to vote it down. It just simply gave more money into the process
50:21
Paroll and Punt, and no money to securing the boarder. Simon Hankinson is
50:24
with US Heritage Foundation. You can go online Heritage dot org and take a
50:29
look. And we're talking immigration, and one of my concerns is that we've
50:35
already let so many people in that not only is the genie out of the
50:38
bottle and you can't put that quirkback on, but the possibility of fixing this
50:45
growing catastrophe seems unlikely. Would you say that ten million have come across since
50:51
Biden? Is that a fair estimate or is that high in your mind?
50:54
Well, there's a difference between come across and actually released into the Imperial In
51:00
the beginning of the administration, they had this thing called Title forty two,
51:04
which they didn't like using. That was the COVID health measure that allowed them
51:07
to just expel people without even letting them into the asylum process. And they
51:12
were using it reluctantly for single men, and so it was a certain percentage,
51:16
maybe forty percent, but over time, they've let in more and more.
51:21
So now I think Mayorcis, last time he was interviews, said that
51:23
eighty five percent of the people encountered, in other words, arrested at the
51:28
border were then released a day or two later. So I would say ten
51:32
million people were encountered. Well two million people snuck in the god away.
51:38
Maybe another eight million were encountered, and of those probably half were released.
51:45
We've seen at least six or seven million people. That's like the population of
51:49
Ireland, more than the population of Ireland led into the country who otherwise couldn't
51:54
be here under President Bidence. Simon, I can't thank you enough for shedding
51:59
some light on this. I appreciate it very much. Where can folks learn
52:01
more about you? Oh? Well, I'm here at the Heritage Foundation.
52:05
I write a column called the Borderline every week and I sleep at Watchful Waiter
52:09
one. Well, I appreciate that. I appreciate all of it, and
52:12
then hopefully we can talk down the road for sure. Thank you, I
52:15
hope. So thanks for having me on. Another good friend from the Heritage
52:17
Foundation, Simon Hankinson, and we appreciate him. Well, guess what that
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