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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 07-28-25 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 2: This is Wayne Alan Root, direct from the entertainment capital
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Speaker 3: It's time war War.
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Speaker 2: Here's your host, one hundred percent raw truth, one hundred
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Speaker 1: It should be illegal to feel this good on a Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Seven full minutes after the first hour of the broadcast.
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Speaker 1: It is the twenty eighth day of July twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 1: Those of you who are looking for Wayne Allen Rude,
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Speaker 1: I am filling in the official fill in host from
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Speaker 1: so you can check it out on all those different places.
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Speaker 5: And it's been like three days since I shave. I
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Speaker 5: feel like a bum a bum.
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Speaker 1: I should be singing country songs in some Southwestern bar,
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Speaker 1: but I didn't have time today.
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Speaker 5: What can I tell you?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 1: I know there is huge news going on the EU
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Speaker 1: Trade Agreement, and I'll get to that in detail in
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Speaker 1: the second half of the program, second hour half.
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Speaker 5: A couple of people coming on. We've got a lot
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Speaker 5: of things going on.
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Speaker 1: We're going to talk to Colonel Darren gob and he
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Speaker 1: is just a fantastic listen that'll be coming up at
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Speaker 1: the bottom. Tom cantone personal friend of mine but a
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Speaker 1: true American patriot, and I want to, you know, unleash
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Speaker 1: on the national stage at seven oh five. That's next hour,
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Speaker 1: and then Hans Desban, an economic expert, and we'll get
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Speaker 1: into the EU Trade agreement when he comes on in
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Speaker 1: the second hour in the third segment. So I want
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Speaker 1: to begin somewhere where nobody, nobody talks about this, nobody,
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Speaker 1: but me, Well, very few people but me talk about
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Speaker 1: this because you know, essentially, you talk about this, you
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Speaker 1: get a target on your back.
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Speaker 5: And this is a big deal for a hour, it's
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Speaker 5: a big deal for the planet.
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Speaker 1: But I'm here to sound the alarm on a democrat,
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Speaker 1: a demo, a demographic, a demographic shift, and its implications
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Speaker 1: for the United States. Yeah, so this is urgent. It's
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Speaker 1: not necessarily urgent in the borders of the United States,
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Speaker 1: but it's urgent nonetheless. Hue Research Center and twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 1: Muslims were about five percent of Euro's population twenty five
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Speaker 1: point eight million. By twenty fifty, that's going to go
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Speaker 1: up to nearly eight percent. Zero migration, but they're basically
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Speaker 1: at a huge migration clip, so it'll be about fourteen percent,
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Speaker 1: which means it'll jump up about twice as much as
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Speaker 1: it is right now. And you've probably heard the stories,
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Speaker 1: the rumblings, the rumors about the sheer number of migrants
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Speaker 1: that have come from their Muslim homes into Europe and
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Speaker 1: into this country. Did you realize that Muslims By the way,
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Speaker 1: just in case you were curious about this, I found
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Speaker 1: this very fascinating when I was looking through this and
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Speaker 1: trying to figure out some statistics on this. But you
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Speaker 1: realize that approximately eighty five percent of the world's refugees
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Speaker 1: are Muslims, but they don't seek asylum in the fifty
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Speaker 1: six Muslim countries.
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Speaker 5: They only seek asylum in non Muslim countries.
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Speaker 1: Why is that? Why do you think that is? And
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Speaker 1: this demographic shift in Europe? I mean, the target is
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Speaker 1: here next right, it's here, It will be here if
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Speaker 1: we don't do something about it. And it's a simple
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Speaker 1: It's simply we have to protect the culture of this
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Speaker 1: United States. I know that sounds harsh, but it essentially
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Speaker 1: is essential if we want to continue in the Land
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Speaker 1: of the Free and the Home of the brave. And
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Speaker 1: right now, fertility rates are alarming. I'm just talking to
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Speaker 1: Europe now. European women have about one point three child
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Speaker 1: per female, which is below the replacement rate of two
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Speaker 1: point one in Europe. The Muslim women at least two
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Speaker 1: point six and as in many cases, as high as
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Speaker 1: five kids per female in Europe the Muslim community countries
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Speaker 1: like the UK, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, the Muslim majority
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Speaker 1: will be possible for these countries by the year twenty
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Speaker 1: fifty five. That's the end of Europe. It's the end, because,
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Speaker 1: as I've said before, that's a culture that cannot coexist
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Speaker 1: with a culture that they invade.
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Speaker 5: It just doesn't work.
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Speaker 1: I hate to be that guy. I hate it, but
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Speaker 1: I am.
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Speaker 5: Somebody's got to say it.
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Speaker 1: If you listen to account after account after account, this
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Speaker 1: is a planned.
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Speaker 5: Action by these folks.
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Speaker 1: They can't necessarily beat you with the bullet or the sword,
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Speaker 1: so they're going to beat you with bodies and the
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Speaker 1: ballot boxes. The number of Muslims who are taking high
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Speaker 1: ranking positions in Europe mayors of towns and cities, etc.
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Speaker 1: Is alarming. Look it up.
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Speaker 5: And in a lot of these places crime is exploding.
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Speaker 1: Sweden has a nine percent Muslim population and the sweetest
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Speaker 1: national council for crime prevention in their areas. Crime in
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Speaker 1: the last couple of years have gone up, has gone
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Speaker 1: up three times is what it was before, three times,
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Speaker 1: and there was over four listen to this one in
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Speaker 1: the UK. In Rotterdam, over fourteen hundred Rotherdam, fourteen hundred
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Speaker 1: girls were victimized by South Asian Muslim men and the
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Speaker 1: crime rates for the most part spiked. And we're talking
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Speaker 1: about assaults aggravated assaults, a lot of cases rape in
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Speaker 1: these situations, fourteen hundred girls victimized within the last couple
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Speaker 1: of years. And you know the treatment for women under
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Speaker 1: extreme Islam, I mean Sharia law in these Muslim countries
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Speaker 1: like Iran. In Afghanistan, women need male permission to marry, divorced, travel,
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Speaker 1: to get any inheritance to drive. You can't educate yourself. Iran,
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Speaker 1: the legal age to get married is thirteen. In some
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Speaker 1: cases it's younger if it's approved by the Guardian. This
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Speaker 1: is not a way of life that jives with ours.
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Speaker 1: So I've said this over and over again. If you
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Speaker 1: look to Europe, Europe is being dismantled from the inside
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Speaker 1: out by migration. I saw this video just the other
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Speaker 1: day of a woman with a baby, an English woman
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Speaker 1: with a baby. She was arrested because she had some
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Speaker 1: negative things to say about the Muslim community. As she
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Speaker 1: was walking down the stay arrested her, throw in the
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Speaker 1: back of the paddy wagon and off she went. There
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Speaker 1: is a removal asintegration of free speech in these European
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Speaker 1: countries under attack. So the idea for that is that
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Speaker 1: they will slowly but surely overtake what was once the
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Speaker 1: great area of Europe and just completely change it to
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Speaker 1: something completely different. And right now goal funded mosques apparently
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Speaker 1: that preach Sharia law has exploded. This multiculturalism without assimilation
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Speaker 1: is essentially.
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Speaker 5: Suicide.
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Speaker 1: France and twenty thirteen, one hundred and fifty urban districts
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Speaker 1: controlled by Islamic fundamentals.
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Speaker 5: That's no go zones, that's a fact.
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Speaker 1: In UK, forty percent of the Muslims under twenty five
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Speaker 1: say Sharia Trump's the national law. That's in the UK,
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Speaker 1: forty percent of the Muslims who are under twenty five
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Speaker 1: think that Sharia law is the way they should go.
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Speaker 1: By twenty one hundred, Francs in UK will have the
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Speaker 1: majority of Muslim populations, and I talked about some of
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Speaker 1: the other countries that'll be that way by twenty fifty five.
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Speaker 1: They're out breeding, they're out thinking, they're out maneuvering. And
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Speaker 1: it wouldn't be to me a big deal if there
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Speaker 1: was an assimilation. If there's a not a clash of cultures,
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Speaker 1: it's a complete clash of cultures. One will completely be
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Speaker 1: absorbed by the other, taken over by the other. Our
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Speaker 1: culture cannot exist with Sharia law. Sharia governs, family life,
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Speaker 1: criminal justice, all of it. Punishments are amputations for theft,
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Speaker 1: stoning for adultery if you're a homosexual, punishable by death
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Speaker 1: in tent of the Muslim majority countries, non negotiable stuff,
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Speaker 1: no free speech. It's replaced by blasphemy laws criticizing any descent.
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Speaker 1: As I said, women's rights, mandatory veiling, restricted movement, limited education,
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Speaker 1: limited work. You want to live like that. Look what's
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Speaker 1: happening in Europe.
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Speaker 5: It's happening. It's like the frogs and the boiling pot
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Speaker 5: of water. You don't realize it, then the next thing
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Speaker 5: you know, poof, it's gone.
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Speaker 1: Gone. And as I said, I believe in freedom of
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Speaker 1: religion completely, but the idea of Sharia law will basically
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Speaker 1: cannibalize any religious activity that happens in this country. That's
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Speaker 1: what it does. There's not allowed to be religious freedom
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Speaker 1: right now in the United States.
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Speaker 5: We're only at like two percent Muslim population.
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Speaker 1: But there are places in the United States like Dearborn
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Speaker 1: and some other places that are completely run by Muslims.
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Speaker 1: And there's got to be a call to action here.
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Speaker 1: See what's happening in Europe, recognize it and just don't
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Speaker 1: shrug your shoulders. It's no big deal.
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Speaker 5: It's not about hate.
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Speaker 1: This is not about hate. It's not about even hating
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Speaker 1: that culture. It's about survival. Even though I do hate
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Speaker 1: the majority of the things that the extremist Muslims end
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Speaker 1: up doing. I'm telling you to stand up, speak out,
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Speaker 1: be vigilant because this is coming your way.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 1: It's coming here sooner or later, and it'll be in
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Speaker 5: But he's took a video and got rested. And then
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Speaker 5: there was a big protest at the local court. And
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Speaker 5: that's not that there's anything monumental about it, but one
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Speaker 5: of the protesters has got taken down by a couple
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Speaker 5: of cops and they were struggling on the ground. And
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Speaker 5: what I found interesting is we become this culture. I
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Speaker 5: mean it's almost sickening.
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Speaker 1: It's about fifteen people surrounding this altercation, like four cops,
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Speaker 1: three cops on, two cops on the ground, one standing
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Speaker 1: over one trying to block this one camera. But as
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Speaker 1: I look around, right, I look around and people gather
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Speaker 1: around this altercation.
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Speaker 5: They all have every one of them has their phone
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Speaker 5: out recording it.
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Speaker 1: Like everyone like, what do you think you think you're
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Speaker 1: going to get your fifteen minutes of fame by videotaping
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Speaker 1: something that goes off the hook? Maybe find a cop
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Speaker 1: in the wrong somehow, I mean I get it. You
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Speaker 1: want to make sure the cops are straight and narrow.
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Speaker 1: We all do. But it's just remarkable to me. Now everybody,
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Speaker 1: instead of taking part, not that they want them to
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Speaker 1: take part, but instead of living in the moment, everybody's
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Speaker 1: just filming it, filming every single thing, everything that you do,
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Speaker 1: everything that you say. And I know it's sort of hypocriticals.
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Speaker 1: Here I am in front of multiple cameras, but in
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Speaker 1: your everyday life, you're just sitting around videotaping stuff. It
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Speaker 1: makes no sense to me. I don't get it. I
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Speaker 1: don't get it. All Right, after decades the liberal media
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Speaker 1: trying to assure all of US Americans, right, the American public,
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Speaker 1: that illegal aliens aren't getting taxpayer funded benefits. Now they're
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Speaker 1: rushing to bemoan illegal aliens losing that taxpayer funded benefit
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Speaker 1: because now they're saying it's all at risk. Like NPO
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Speaker 1: and PBS, they're nervous that cuts in Medicaid will affect
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Speaker 1: their illegal alien buddies. They're guaranteed tax I mean, they're
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Speaker 1: guaranteed voting base. That's why they brought out these people
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Speaker 1: in change the demographics, change the whole metrics of the voting,
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Speaker 1: sort of jerry mandering, etc. That's essentially what they were
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Speaker 1: fighting for. But for the longest time they were trying
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Speaker 1: to tell us no, no, no, no, the illegals aren't
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Speaker 1: getting medicaid. And then when they lost the ability to
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Speaker 1: go to these hospitals and claim Medicaid, well, now the
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Speaker 1: Democrats are saying, whoa, we gotta take care of them.
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Speaker 1: We have to take care of the poor leagues. Over
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Speaker 1: in Massachusetts, how about this one. This is an interesting story.
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Speaker 1: More than one hundred and twenty cases, including some for
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Speaker 1: assault on family members and assaults on police, were.
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Speaker 5: Dismissed last week in Boston.
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Speaker 1: It's the latest fallout from a month long dispute over
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Speaker 1: pay for the public defenders. Apparently the public defenders want
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Speaker 1: more money, and as a result, there's a certain amount
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Speaker 1: of time that these monsters can stay in jail or
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Speaker 1: incarcerated or await a trial, and some of these people
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Speaker 1: pass that time because there's no public defenders because they're
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Speaker 1: kind of on pseudos strike. So a lot of these
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Speaker 1: violent folks were let back out on the street, even
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Speaker 1: after again they didn't even get their day in court.
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Speaker 1: Just see you, we waited as long as we could.
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Speaker 1: Can't help you, I guess go beat your wife again
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Speaker 1: and we'll pick you up. We'll come back, ladies and gentlemen.
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Speaker 1: Colonel Darren God will join us after the bottom of
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Speaker 1: Normally live from Las Vegas, it's Wayne Allen Roop. But
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Speaker 1: Wayne is back tomorrow, So I am broadcast from my
22:01
Speaker 1: ultra sophisticated full power radio studio here in Connecticut.
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Speaker 5: My name is Lee Elsie.
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Speaker 1: I am your Voice of Freedom and I am your
22:08
Speaker 1: official filling host for Wayne Allen Rut.
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Speaker 5: Like I said, Hip be back tomorrow night.
22:12
Speaker 1: I am honored to have our next gentleman on, Lieutenant
22:15
Speaker 1: Colonel Darren gob a decorated US Army veteran with over
22:19
Speaker 1: three decades of service, including four combat deployments in Afghanistan.
22:24
Speaker 1: He's an av ancient expert as well. He's got a
22:27
Speaker 1: brand new book out, Veritas Fincent. The powerful work explodes truth,
22:31
Speaker 1: faith and freedom, and I welcome him to the broadcast.
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Speaker 1: Colonel good afternoon, Thank you for coming on. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 8: Ay Lee, good to see you. Thanks for having me
22:42
Speaker 8: you guys to join you.
22:43
Speaker 1: I love it, so I appreciate you coming on. We
22:45
Speaker 1: had a great conversation about a week ago or so,
22:48
Speaker 1: and I'm like, I got unleashed this guy in the
22:50
Speaker 1: country because he's awesome and he gets it. So it's
22:53
Speaker 1: sort of like the little bio about your book, Truth, Faith,
22:56
Speaker 1: and freedom, three powerful words.
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Speaker 5: How do you incorporate that into the book?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, well, this is multiple topics, that's the first thing
23:09
Speaker 8: to know. It's like eighty five different essays, different topics,
23:11
Speaker 8: every one of them. So you're not going to pick
23:14
Speaker 8: this up and go from the beginning to end and
23:16
Speaker 8: never and never venture off into strange places, I guess.
23:20
Speaker 8: But to me, truth is everything and oftentimes in this society,
23:24
Speaker 8: and that's the first thing that's discarded. So I want
23:27
Speaker 8: to start out with that and just say, you know what,
23:29
Speaker 8: even if it's something that I don't want to hear,
23:31
Speaker 8: or it might be ugly, it's still if it's true,
23:34
Speaker 8: it just is true. So let's get it out there
23:36
Speaker 8: on the table. And all of that helps with help
23:41
Speaker 8: us all fight for our country. Because if we can
23:44
Speaker 8: fight for America and be focused on things like faith
23:48
Speaker 8: and our families right, and then in thirdy line, of
23:52
Speaker 8: course we do that, we end up with freedom and
23:55
Speaker 8: liberty as a consequence. And I think these arguments I
23:59
Speaker 8: make are used to get there. I expect a heavy
24:02
Speaker 8: debate over them for those who read it, and that's
24:04
Speaker 8: that's good.
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Speaker 1: That's why designs right and faith is a paramount for you.
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Speaker 1: It's very very important, correct.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, I mean, and it's what helps me get
24:16
Speaker 8: through every single day, no matter what's going on, good
24:18
Speaker 8: or bad. If faith keeps you grounded in the things
24:21
Speaker 8: that are that are true, and no matter what is
24:24
Speaker 8: going on, like you know, wars and lags and conflicts
24:27
Speaker 8: and various things, you never have to worry too much
24:32
Speaker 8: because I think personally, my life and the ringing in
24:35
Speaker 8: it is in somebody else's hands and I'm just doing
24:39
Speaker 8: the best I can to manage.
24:41
Speaker 1: So the book itself, I want to we can you know,
24:44
Speaker 1: get into some of the details of it.
24:45
Speaker 5: I actually got to ask you.
24:46
Speaker 1: Some questions about some of the geopolitical stuff going on
24:49
Speaker 1: around the planet as well. But like from that thirty
24:51
Speaker 1: thousand foot view, can you and sort of give everybody
24:54
Speaker 1: an idea of what the book is about they pick
24:56
Speaker 1: it up, they get what do they take.
24:58
Speaker 5: Away from it by the time they're done.
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Speaker 8: Well, first of all, I hope you're going to get
25:04
Speaker 8: to learn just enough about me to trust me. That's
25:06
Speaker 8: my goal, and that's why it's not very much bio.
25:08
Speaker 8: But I want to be able to take people through
25:11
Speaker 8: the big picture of my leadership background, what I've learned
25:15
Speaker 8: in many leadership positions, my faith background, and what I've
25:18
Speaker 8: learned in teaching in churches for most of my life.
25:23
Speaker 8: Aviation background, if you're curious about aviation stuff, and of
25:26
Speaker 8: course geopolitics, politics in general, and government and what I
25:30
Speaker 8: teach around the country and sometimes in other countries about
25:34
Speaker 8: the American system of government governance and how it should work,
25:38
Speaker 8: how it is working, and what I think in some
25:40
Speaker 8: cases what it takes to fix it. But if a
25:42
Speaker 8: person puts it down and walks away inspired to action,
25:47
Speaker 8: more hopeful than they may have been in the past,
25:50
Speaker 8: based on the faith aspect, then frankly, I would consider
25:54
Speaker 8: that mission accomplishment.
25:57
Speaker 1: Lieutenant Colonel Darren god is with us, and so I
26:01
Speaker 1: just want to spin a little bit and talk to
26:02
Speaker 1: you a bit about the United States military preparedness so
26:07
Speaker 1: I had heard heg Seth. It was in a podcast,
26:10
Speaker 1: and he had said in wargames simulated at the Pentagon
26:14
Speaker 1: with China, we were oh in tent and times that
26:18
Speaker 1: he sat in there. In other words, we lost every
26:20
Speaker 1: time we got into a heads up conflict with China.
26:24
Speaker 5: And he says that right now China.
26:25
Speaker 1: Has hypersonic missiles that could take out our aircraft carries
26:30
Speaker 1: within the first fifteen to twenty minutes, which would be very,
26:32
Speaker 1: very concerning. Obviously, I know we're in a new phase
26:35
Speaker 1: of war with drones, etc. But you think that's true,
26:39
Speaker 1: and how concerned should we be about that?
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Speaker 8: I'll tell you, as a person who's been through a
26:47
Speaker 8: lot of those war simulations, our adversaries are always given
26:55
Speaker 8: the very best of circumstances to deal with, so we
26:58
Speaker 8: have to deal with the worst of circumstances. And that's
27:02
Speaker 8: actually a good way to train because it helps establish
27:05
Speaker 8: some expectations of performance. I don't think China is as
27:10
Speaker 8: ready militarily as most people would give them credit for.
27:14
Speaker 8: In fact, I know they aren't, and there are things
27:16
Speaker 8: that can just never be accounted for in these wars simulations,
27:20
Speaker 8: and nor do I account do it, nor would I
27:22
Speaker 8: give the war simulations too much credit. If we walked
27:24
Speaker 8: away tend to z being the victor, I think that
27:27
Speaker 8: would also be inaccurate. But they're supposed to exercise systems
27:31
Speaker 8: and thought processes and staffs at multiple levels of the military.
27:35
Speaker 8: That's its purpose. I don't discount the danger what China
27:40
Speaker 8: can bring, but I also want to make sure people
27:42
Speaker 8: who are hearing this know that we've still got the best,
27:46
Speaker 8: the most ready military on the planet, and it would
27:50
Speaker 8: be very dangerous for the Nations to figure out ways
27:52
Speaker 8: to try to test that.
27:54
Speaker 1: It seems it's very different now that Trump is in office.
27:57
Speaker 1: You have a different, completely different present around the globe.
28:01
Speaker 2: You know.
28:01
Speaker 1: I think that there was a genuine concern when Biden
28:04
Speaker 1: was scuffling around the old office that Taiwan could fall
28:07
Speaker 1: or at least be a subject to a China invasion soon.
28:10
Speaker 1: But I mean, I don't feel like that's the case now.
28:12
Speaker 1: I think that has changed a little bit. But if
28:14
Speaker 1: China actually got to that point where they thought they
28:17
Speaker 1: were equal or thought they could actually sort of compete
28:20
Speaker 1: at that level, do you think Taiwan would then be
28:23
Speaker 1: in their sights to move on that.
28:28
Speaker 8: Well? I will say one thing that the purpose of
28:31
Speaker 8: China coming after the United States and most scenarios is
28:34
Speaker 8: not because they want to dominate the United States and
28:36
Speaker 8: take us over. It's because they don't want us to
28:38
Speaker 8: interfere into the city against specifically against any kind of
28:41
Speaker 8: move against Taiwan. That's just I think a more realistic
28:45
Speaker 8: assessment of their personal desire. Second of all, I wouldn't
28:49
Speaker 8: overstate their ability to even take Taiwan if that was
28:53
Speaker 8: part of what they were planning to do. And this
28:56
Speaker 8: is just militarily. I'm ignoring all the other aspects of
29:00
Speaker 8: economics and our schools and the confuciancies and all that
29:03
Speaker 8: kind of stuff that is out there with what China's
29:05
Speaker 8: doing to us. Taiwan, though, also knows China's Achilles heel
29:11
Speaker 8: and has it targeted, and if necessary, three gorgeous dam
29:16
Speaker 8: could be taken out and you've wipe out over half
29:18
Speaker 8: or more of China's economy in a matter of a
29:20
Speaker 8: few days. That's kind of got China's scared, and it
29:24
Speaker 8: should be, because that's a significant vulnerability. They can't just
29:28
Speaker 8: pick up and move it. Will Taiwan always be on
29:32
Speaker 8: China's radar, absolutely, But are they capable of it. If
29:38
Speaker 8: you look at the time of the geography of Taiwan, frankly,
29:42
Speaker 8: you're going to find out that it's not that easy.
29:45
Speaker 8: And if you take a look at if you read
29:47
Speaker 8: the American history of World War two, island hopping through
29:49
Speaker 8: the island chains of the South Pacific up into just
29:52
Speaker 8: short of Japan, and how hard that was in each island,
29:57
Speaker 8: magnify that by a factor probably thirty to fifty. With population,
30:03
Speaker 8: with geography, with by the way, leadership and willpower and
30:07
Speaker 8: desire to remain what they are in Taiwan, it would
30:10
Speaker 8: not be an easy road for China to try to
30:12
Speaker 8: see if they could open up that, open up that island.
30:15
Speaker 1: We're talking to the Lieutenant Colonel Darren gob and he's
30:17
Speaker 1: got a brand new book out and you got to
30:19
Speaker 1: get Veritas Vincent.
30:20
Speaker 5: What can they get that?
30:21
Speaker 1: By the way, just to throw that out there before
30:22
Speaker 1: we circle back to a couple of things, where do they
30:24
Speaker 1: get to Amazon and all those good places.
30:28
Speaker 8: Amazon's a good place. Google has it on there books
30:30
Speaker 8: a million, those are a few. Those are a few examples.
30:34
Speaker 8: And of course the Affer basement over the Amazon goes there.
30:37
Speaker 1: All right pretty easily. So Trump has drawn a little
30:40
Speaker 1: bit of our time in this Barnes and Noble two.
30:42
Speaker 5: Okay, sounds good.
30:43
Speaker 1: So Trump has drawn a bit of a line in
30:45
Speaker 1: the sand with Russia, and him and Putin are sort
30:48
Speaker 1: of at odds now, and he's cut down the number
30:50
Speaker 1: of days for a ceasefire. What do you take away
30:53
Speaker 1: from this?
30:57
Speaker 8: I think he's realized that the terms of people like me,
31:00
Speaker 8: we live in this arena all the time too, and
31:02
Speaker 8: that is, fifty days is a very long time when
31:04
Speaker 8: you're dealing with Russia, who's very close to achieving its
31:07
Speaker 8: desired end state strategically for their nation. And if you
31:13
Speaker 8: give them the fifty days, Russia may be perfectly happy
31:16
Speaker 8: to go ahead and come to the table on say,
31:17
Speaker 8: day forty nine, when it's basically just waiting for the
31:21
Speaker 8: dust to settle and they've got everything they wanted in
31:23
Speaker 8: the first place. So I think strinking the number of
31:26
Speaker 8: days is important, and there's some reasons behind that beyond
31:31
Speaker 8: just because of what I've already described. But we've got
31:35
Speaker 8: to if your argument is that we need to get
31:38
Speaker 8: that Russia quickly in order to bring them to the
31:39
Speaker 8: table to try to bring peace, and you know, crushing
31:42
Speaker 8: them economically in some small way or even a big
31:46
Speaker 8: way is the only way to do it. Then speeding
31:49
Speaker 8: up that process right now is really the only way
31:52
Speaker 8: for that to even have a chance.
31:53
Speaker 5: What does Ukraine have here to offer? I mean, you know,
31:57
Speaker 5: any kind of a.
31:57
Speaker 1: Peace deal, They're already going to get sliced and diced
32:01
Speaker 1: and split up a little bit.
32:02
Speaker 5: Russia is not giving any of this land back, right.
32:07
Speaker 8: Right. I have said since this work began, and since
32:12
Speaker 8: I predicted the war to bring in t well before
32:14
Speaker 8: it even started, was that you're going to see a
32:17
Speaker 8: larger Russia on world maps. And that's just the reality.
32:21
Speaker 8: It doesn't mean you have to like it or agree
32:23
Speaker 8: with it. But the military reality on the ground is
32:27
Speaker 8: Russia has spent so much blood and treasure capturing that
32:30
Speaker 8: slice of eastern Ukraine. There's no way they would give
32:33
Speaker 8: that back, Nor would they allow Ukraine to barter with
32:36
Speaker 8: recognizing Prime Meia and Russian, nor would they allow NATO
32:39
Speaker 8: to become an factory either. So I think you're going
32:42
Speaker 8: to find that tomatoes or a Russia is a little
32:44
Speaker 8: bit bigger, Ukraine's a little bit smaller. We may not
32:47
Speaker 8: like it, but that's just more of a reality.
32:49
Speaker 1: Colonel, can you stay one more break? It's a few
32:51
Speaker 1: minutes since like another five or six minute break? Is
32:53
Speaker 1: that okay?
32:56
Speaker 8: Absolutely?
32:56
Speaker 1: Sure, sounds good.
32:57
Speaker 3: We'll hold you over.
32:59
Speaker 1: I got a couple more quiquestions about some of the
33:01
Speaker 1: geopolitic political theater, and I'll get back to your book
33:03
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33:06
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33:18
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33:20
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33:23
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33:33
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Speaker 1: Joining me right now, Lieutenant Colonel Darren Goob. He's a
36:54
Speaker 1: decorated US Army veteran. We held him over. He's been
36:57
Speaker 1: on thousands probably of shows, or at least a thousand appearances,
37:01
Speaker 1: and finally he made it to the big.
37:03
Speaker 5: Leagues by hanging out with me on a Monday afternoon.
37:05
Speaker 1: So, Colonel, before I finish with your book, I want
37:10
Speaker 1: to ask you if you don't mind, So Russia I
37:14
Speaker 1: heard today to the grapevine, and you know, somebody sort
37:18
Speaker 1: of shared this with me and it's out there. But
37:21
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's a big game changer. But
37:23
Speaker 1: does Russia have a torpedo that has the capability of
37:27
Speaker 1: putting a nuclear weapon on the.
37:28
Speaker 4: End of it.
37:32
Speaker 8: Well, I wouldn't be surprised. Okay, that way they they
37:35
Speaker 8: messing around with a lot of different things until you
37:37
Speaker 8: get nuclear capacity on hypersonics, then you could have it
37:44
Speaker 8: and you could have a problem. But remember where the
37:46
Speaker 8: nation that people running around the battlefield in Europe and
37:48
Speaker 8: training designed to carry a nuclear tipped or tull over shelves.
37:52
Speaker 8: So none of this is beyond too hard, Okay.
37:56
Speaker 1: One of your experts in your areas of expertise is aviation,
38:00
Speaker 1: and every night it seems like on the news we're
38:02
Speaker 1: seeing a close call here, a close call there, a
38:04
Speaker 1: crash here, a crash there. Explain what is going on
38:08
Speaker 1: and should people actually be concerned when they get on
38:11
Speaker 1: a commercial airline?
38:12
Speaker 8: Right now, well timed, I'm actually going to be hitting
38:17
Speaker 8: this exact topic on Fox and Friends tomorrow morning, one
38:21
Speaker 8: of the many places that have not fired me yet.
38:24
Speaker 8: So here's what I think is going on, and that is,
38:32
Speaker 8: you know, hiring practices at any level in any large corporation,
38:36
Speaker 8: and let's just call our government a large corporation. For
38:39
Speaker 8: some reason, those hiring practice can sometimes have delay effects
38:45
Speaker 8: in their consequence or their benefits because you're dealing with
38:48
Speaker 8: the organizational culture, and when you're dealing with the largest
38:50
Speaker 8: organization frankly and almost in history, with the US federal government, sadly,
38:57
Speaker 8: bad hiring practices leads to years of so DEI hiring
39:02
Speaker 8: practices within air traffic control, for instance, is very bad,
39:07
Speaker 8: and the price for that is not going to be
39:10
Speaker 8: fully paid really for quite some time. And the fix
39:13
Speaker 8: for that is could take years. It could take even
39:15
Speaker 8: longer than Joe Biden was in office because of that practice.
39:19
Speaker 8: That's one issue. And so when you take a complicated
39:22
Speaker 8: system like the American airspace structure, people and methods, and
39:27
Speaker 8: you start messing around with it by not hiring the
39:30
Speaker 8: right people to do aircraftic control because of DEI standards,
39:35
Speaker 8: whatever those are. And then you also add in using
39:39
Speaker 8: the same methodology to within airlines to hire pilots and
39:43
Speaker 8: crews in some cases along for the same reasons, even
39:48
Speaker 8: the crews on the ground parking aircraft at airports. I mean,
39:51
Speaker 8: all of this, all of this leads to a system
39:54
Speaker 8: under a pretty heavy burden of bad hiring practices based
39:58
Speaker 8: on not hiring the best, but hiring people based on
40:03
Speaker 8: skin tone and various things like that. That's a problem.
40:07
Speaker 8: Is our airspace safe? Yes, but it needs a concerted
40:12
Speaker 8: focus and effort put on it quickly because what you're going,
40:16
Speaker 8: what you're seeing now could easily spiral in the years
40:20
Speaker 8: ahead to be a lot worse. And I don't say
40:23
Speaker 8: that to be a doing gloom guy. I'm just a
40:25
Speaker 8: realistic guy who's he's a problem and I think needs
40:28
Speaker 8: to be fixed. USAID funding could fix this very easily,
40:32
Speaker 8: treating it all from them, right.
40:33
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree with you more. That's a great point.
40:36
Speaker 1: And by the way, since you brought it up, this
40:37
Speaker 1: DEEI stuff in the military, I mean I knew people
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Speaker 1: who were dropping out of the military because they couldn't
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Speaker 1: deal with it anymore. So at least maybe Trump has
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Speaker 1: put an end to that. Or do you think, yes,
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Speaker 1: put an end to the DII idea in the military.
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Speaker 8: Well, I'll put it this way. Have Trump and Hanks
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Speaker 8: both put out the policy that it is to stop. Yes,
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Speaker 8: Has it stopped in many cases? Yes? Is it completely stopped?
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Speaker 8: Absolutely not. In many cases they've rebranded it and called
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Speaker 8: it different things, and they're continuing to do the same thing.
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Speaker 8: So you keep that cancer infiltrated the American military, you
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Speaker 8: do not have positive results by any means. Add into that,
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Speaker 8: by the way, the fact that eighty thousand service members
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Speaker 8: are still affected by the COVID fake vax mandate, among
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Speaker 8: other things, and that has not been fixed. You're dealing
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Speaker 8: with something that's spiraling badly as well. And to make
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Speaker 8: it very simple, eighty thousand people in army math that
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Speaker 8: I'm very much used to. You're talking call it three
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Speaker 8: divisions or maybe four, and there aren't very many of them. Anyways,
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Speaker 8: that's a lot of people, and it's a lot of
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Speaker 8: trust that is still yet to be brought back.
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Speaker 1: What time are you going to be on Fox and
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Speaker 1: Friends tomorrow?
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Speaker 8: H seven thirty am Eastern?
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll have to watch because it's you know,
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Speaker 1: it's always on here in the stat as. We'll be away.
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Speaker 1: Well, colonel, I can't thank you. I appreciate you coming
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Speaker 1: on tonight, tonight, this afternoon, wherever you might be across
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Speaker 1: this country, and tomorrow morning seven thirty on Fox and Friends.
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Speaker 1: They can watch you and listen to me. How's that
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Speaker 1: sounds that fair?
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Speaker 8: That's sound good?
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Speaker 1: You got it, colonel. Thank you, buddy. I'll talk to
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Speaker 1: you down the road. I appreciate it. All right, we'll
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Speaker 1: take a break. I'm right back. Keep listening and watching
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