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Wayne Allyn Root WAR RAW 01/14/25 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 1: The Right, Wayne Ally The Root, The Root. The Root
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Speaker 1: is here.
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Speaker 3: Usually I get about ten to fifteen minute break between
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Speaker 3: tape and my real America's Voice TV show, The Root
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Speaker 3: Reaction in this one. That show will air tonight at
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Speaker 3: ten pm Eastern seven pm Pacific. Uh, But this time
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Speaker 3: it ended just literally a couple of minutes ago, So
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Speaker 3: I went straight from that one into this one.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Here with you always glad to be here with you.
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Speaker 3: for America dot com. How do I listen to Wayne's
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Speaker 3: radio show or Wayne's podcast, It's there at the top
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Speaker 3: of root for America dot com. Trump's campaign announced that
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Speaker 3: the garbage truck, the Trump campaign garbage truck that he
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Speaker 3: wrote in with the with the garbage truck outfit garbageman outfit,
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Speaker 3: will be included in his inauguration taper. I just think
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Speaker 3: I think that's hilarious. A Trump branded garbage truck. Remember
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden called Trump supporters garbage. And by the way,
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Speaker 3: I sent a text to President Trump and said, you
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Speaker 3: should put on a garbage man's outfit and do a
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Speaker 3: TV commercial on the back of a garbage truck. And
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Speaker 3: the next thing you know, he's got a garbage vest
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Speaker 3: on and he's riding in a garbage truck.
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Speaker 1: So I don't know if it was me or one
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Speaker 1: hundred other.
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Speaker 3: People gained the idea at the same time, but either way,
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Speaker 3: it was a great idea and it worked and he
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Speaker 3: won the presidency.
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Speaker 1: And he also worked in a McDonald's.
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Speaker 3: He handed out fries and burgers to people at the
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Speaker 3: drive through window it was a brilliant campaign. So many
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Speaker 3: things went on that are great highlights that you'll always remember,
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Speaker 3: and I'll always remember that nobody else ever, did you know,
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Speaker 3: We all thought Reagan was great, right, But Reagan never
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Speaker 3: wrote a garbage truck with a garbage man's outfit, and
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Speaker 3: Reagan never handed out fries and hamburgers at a McDonald's.
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Speaker 3: I mean, these were some of the most incredible campaign
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Speaker 3: stunts in the history of the world.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I predicted it all.
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Speaker 3: I wrote the book Approuvals, and I said, this guy
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Speaker 3: does anything.
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Speaker 1: To brand and to market and to promote.
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Speaker 3: And to sell, and he's creative. And I wrote the book.
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Speaker 3: It came out in November, late November of twenty twenty,
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Speaker 3: which was after the election, after he'd already lost, and
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Speaker 3: he was complaining about losing, and he called it rigged
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Speaker 3: and stolen, and the world called him a criybebby and
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Speaker 3: a liar and a fraud. And then January sixth happened,
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Speaker 3: and he was an insurrectionist and he was going to
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Speaker 3: be arrested and he was going to be indicted, and
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Speaker 3: he was going to lose his fortune, and everybody was
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Speaker 3: down on Trump and I never thought you'd ever hear
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Speaker 3: from him again. And I went on book tour with
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Speaker 3: a book about a guy who I'm calling the ultimate
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Speaker 3: winner in the history of the world. Of any human
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Speaker 3: being in world history, Trump was the biggest winner. And
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Speaker 3: he's a loser, and he's turned himself into a loser
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Speaker 3: according to the media, and he's unpopular.
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Speaker 1: Everyone hates him. And I'm on book tour talking about
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Speaker 1: the book at.
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Speaker 3: The wrong time, in the wrong place. I said, Trump's
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Speaker 3: the comeback kid. He's going to be the greatest comeback
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Speaker 3: kid of all time. He's going to win the presidency
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty four, will be president again. He will
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Speaker 3: be more popular and more rich than he's ever been
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Speaker 3: in his life.
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Speaker 1: And I turned out to be right about everything, very proud.
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Speaker 3: And that was the point of Trump rules, that if
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Speaker 3: you follow Trump's rules, anything can happen, and you can
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Speaker 3: make the impossible possible.
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Speaker 1: And that's what Trump has done.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, I've done it, because the book
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Speaker 3: was a failure because of the timing when it came out,
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Speaker 3: and now it just got picked up and it's expected
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Speaker 3: to be the number one book in Indonesia, the fourth
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Speaker 3: biggest country in the world, the biggest Muslim population in
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Speaker 3: the world, by the way, and two hundred million people.
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Speaker 3: And it's being released next month in February. It's renamed
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Speaker 3: Trump Rules of Success The Story of the Greatest Comeback
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Speaker 3: Kid of All Time by Wayne Allen rut in Indonesia.
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Speaker 3: I mean, come on, I've turned my book into one
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Speaker 3: of the great comebacks of all time.
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Speaker 1: So it's not easy to do.
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Speaker 3: But if you follow the Trump Rules, you can make
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Speaker 3: anything possible. By the way, Trump said, let's buy Greenland,
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Speaker 3: and everybody laughed at him, and everyone mocked him, and
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Speaker 3: the liberals said, what an idiot, and the people in
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Speaker 3: charge of Greenland are and how saying let's negotiate, let's
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Speaker 3: talk about it.
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Speaker 1: We're open to hearing what you have to say.
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Speaker 3: And the latest poll of the people of Greenland shows
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Speaker 3: the vast majority want to become Americans.
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Speaker 1: Why wouldn't they Why would they not?
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Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you want to be an American instead of
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Speaker 3: a green Landian?
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Speaker 1: Is that what they call themselves? I don't even know.
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Speaker 1: You know, if your Cuba, you're a Cuban.
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Speaker 3: If you're Venezuela and you're Venezuelan, my guess is if
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Speaker 3: you're from Greenland, you're a green Landian.
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Speaker 1: Why would anyone.
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Speaker 3: Want to be a green Landian when you could be
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Speaker 3: an American so or a green Landian slash America. Was
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Speaker 3: it African American green Landing and slash American?
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Speaker 1: So Trump is gonna you know, there's a shot here
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Speaker 1: to make the impossible possible.
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Speaker 3: And if you think he's going to stop at Greenland,
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Speaker 3: you got another thing coming. I'm sure he's going to
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Speaker 3: go get back to Panama Canal. They're saying they'll never
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Speaker 3: let it happen in Panama. Well, good luck to you,
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Speaker 3: because Trump's a bull in a china shop. He will
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Speaker 3: run you down and flatten you like a pancake. We're
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Speaker 3: getting the Panama Canal back. Come hook or crook, one
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Speaker 3: way or the other. Trump says things, and that was
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Speaker 3: part of the rules of my book. There's no such
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Speaker 3: thing as aiming too high. You have to always aim
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Speaker 3: for the stars. You have to aim for the stars.
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Speaker 3: Most people aim for the curb. What's the point of winning.
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Speaker 3: If you aim for the curb, you're just gonna wine.
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Speaker 3: And if you miss, by the way, you don't even
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Speaker 3: wind up in the curb. You wind up in the
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Speaker 3: sewer if you miss the curb.
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Speaker 1: But if you aim for the.
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Speaker 3: Stars and you miss, you wind up on the moon.
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Speaker 3: So Trump says, aim for the stars, aim for the sky,
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Speaker 3: and we're gonna have Greenland. We're gonna have Panama. I
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Speaker 3: don't think we'll get Canada, but it could lead to
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Speaker 3: us getting Alberta. I've always said, long before Trump, that
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Speaker 3: Alberta would make the natural fifty first state. And it's
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Speaker 3: perfect and it aligns with us. The people there love America.
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Speaker 3: They're patriotic, they're conservative. They may be Canadians, but they're
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Speaker 3: very conservative. It's the most conservative province in Canada. And
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Speaker 3: I guess Garante you they didn't vote for Justin Trudeau,
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Speaker 3: and I guarantee you they'd make great Americans. And their
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Speaker 3: province is filled with oil and rare earth minerals and
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Speaker 3: all kinds of natural resources.
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Speaker 1: It's rich in natural resource.
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Speaker 3: I'd love to make Alberta the fifty first state, and
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Speaker 3: that would be again, by aiming to take over Canada,
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Speaker 3: at least you get Alberta. By aiming to take over Greenland.
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Speaker 3: Maybe we will and the impossible will happen, or maybe
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Speaker 3: we won't, but Greenland will say, hey, if you pay
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Speaker 3: us enough money, we're not going to become America, but
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Speaker 3: we'll allow you to build a new military base on Greenland,
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Speaker 3: will allow you to add twenty thousand American soldiers here,
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Speaker 3: which will protect against any sort of Chinese thoughts of
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Speaker 3: taking over Greenland. So I mean, when you start the
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Speaker 3: conversation and aim high, you never know where it will lead.
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Speaker 3: And that's one of Trump's philosophies. And I wrote about
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Speaker 3: it in the book and in my life it's come true,
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Speaker 3: you know. Not only with my book Trump Rules, that
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Speaker 3: was a failure and now it's going to be success
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Speaker 3: again and it's out in America again. But I'm going
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Speaker 3: to re release a new version of it with new
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Speaker 3: updated chapters, which I just wrote for Indonesia. But I think,
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Speaker 3: also with my career, who's ever heard of a guy who,
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Speaker 3: at the age of twenty six, twenty seven, twenty eight
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Speaker 3: is a national TV anchorman and host and then thirty
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Speaker 3: years later does it again? Does anyone ever do that
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Speaker 3: in TV? Thirty years later you pick up and start
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Speaker 3: again with a TV career, and I wind up on
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Speaker 3: Newsmax TV. I think technically twenty seven years later, I
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Speaker 3: wind up as a political host. I was a sports
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Speaker 3: host in my twenties, a political host in my late fifties,
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Speaker 3: and then I get fired at newsmaxs TV. My career
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Speaker 3: is over right. Nope, that's not what I think The
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Speaker 3: average person thoughts so, but not me. I figured most
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Speaker 3: people thought I'd just be a radio guy the rest
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Speaker 3: of my life. I kept fighting to get back on
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Speaker 3: TV and got fired in twenty twenty by Newsmax. And
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Speaker 3: by twenty twenty two I've got America's Top ten Countdown
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Speaker 3: on Real America's Voice TV, and by twenty twenty three,
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Speaker 3: I've got the Root Reaction and now I've got my
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Speaker 3: Frank Speech Show. I've got three TV shows at the
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Speaker 3: age of sixty three going on sixty four years old.
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Speaker 3: I mean, only with the Trump roles could you achieve
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Speaker 3: something like that? You know, to dream big and believe,
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Speaker 3: and I dream big and believed. Nobody ever says, you
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Speaker 3: know what, I'm not on TV anymore. I'm gonna get
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Speaker 3: back in the game at sixty one, sixty two, sixty
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Speaker 3: three years old, and I did it, so, you know,
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Speaker 3: pretty amazing stuff. And then another dream of mine is
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Speaker 3: that Trump would become the greatest president would become recognized
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Speaker 3: as the greatest president ever, bar Nunn, George Washington, Fdr Lincoln,
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Speaker 3: the greatest president ever.
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Speaker 1: How would that happen.
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Speaker 3: Well, it wouldn't be just because he won this miraculous
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Speaker 3: landslide victory against all odds, with the whole world against him.
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Speaker 3: It wouldn't be from that, because that doesn't make you
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Speaker 3: the most popular president ever. That doesn't make you surpass
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Speaker 3: George Washington.
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you that.
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Speaker 3: What would make him surpass George Washington if he got
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Speaker 3: rid of the IRS and income taxes. And I was
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Speaker 3: about to write that column, and you've all heard me
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Speaker 3: talk about it, so it's not new. I've always said
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Speaker 3: the only way he could become the greatest president ever
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Speaker 3: would be if he eliminated the IRS, if he closed
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Speaker 3: it down and got rid of income taxes in the
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Speaker 3: United States. And sure enough, just in today, Trump announces
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Speaker 3: the formation instead of the IRS, the Internal Revenue Service.
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Speaker 3: He's creating the External Revenue Service, the ERS, to collect
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Speaker 3: tariffs and potentially abolish income taxes collected by the IRS.
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Speaker 1: That was just today.
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Speaker 3: Trump announced the statement he will create an ERS, an
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Speaker 3: external revenue service to counter the IRS taxation of American citizens.
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Speaker 3: The new agency will collect our tariff's duties in all
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Speaker 3: revenue that come from foreign sources.
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Speaker 1: Trump says.
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Speaker 3: His inauguration will be the birthdate of the External Revenue Service.
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Speaker 3: So it says, for for too long, we've relied on
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Speaker 3: taxing our great people using the IRS. Now we can
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Speaker 3: tax the rest of the world with tariffs and collect
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Speaker 3: it with the ERS. And so it's unclear what he
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Speaker 3: plans to do with the IRS upon taking office, but
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Speaker 3: Trump's Department of Government Efficiency co head Elon Musk has
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Speaker 3: said he will turn the tables on the organization and
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Speaker 3: audit the IRS.
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Speaker 1: I hope we can get rid of the IRS.
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Speaker 3: That's what we have to do, is get rid of
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Speaker 3: the IRS forever. And before you tell me it can't
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Speaker 3: be done. I live in Las Vegas, Nevada. There is
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Speaker 3: no state income tax, and our state is thriving. And
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Speaker 3: Florida has no state income tax. They're thriving. Tennessee is thriving,
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Speaker 3: no state income tax. Texas is thriving, no state income tax.
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Speaker 3: We got to get rid of income tax in the
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Speaker 3: United States. Trump doesn't. He's the greatest president ever. We'll
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Speaker 3: What's happened in LA I saw the mostly recent Rasmusen poll.
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Speaker 3: Seventy five percent of Democrats believe it's from climate change.
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Speaker 3: And I'm telling you they're mentally ill people. There's something
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Speaker 3: mentally wrong with them. Am I saying that there's no
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Speaker 3: part climate change play in US? No, that's not true.
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Speaker 3: I admit there's a terrible drought on the West coast
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Speaker 3: of the United States. I live in Vegas. I'm well
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Speaker 3: aware there's a drought. There hasn't been a drop of
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Speaker 3: rain in Vegas since this summer. I mean there is
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Speaker 3: there's obviously a bad drought that's been going on for
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Speaker 3: about ten years, and it's really intensified in the last
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Speaker 3: few months. But this has happened since the beginning of time,
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Speaker 3: right since the beginning of time.
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Speaker 1: There are wet years, there are dry years.
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Speaker 3: There are wet periods, there are dry periods, there are
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Speaker 3: colder periods, there are warmer periods. That doesn't mean you're
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Speaker 3: entering in ice age or global warming. It means it's
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Speaker 3: a warmer decade versus a colder decade. And if you
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Speaker 3: got hysterical and overreacted to it, you would shut down
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Speaker 3: all the industry in the United States. We'd all go
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Speaker 3: back to living like you know, like the people of
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Speaker 3: Gaza with candles and donkey carts, or the people of
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Speaker 3: Cuba or Haiti.
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Speaker 1: Venezuela now used to be.
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Speaker 3: One of the richest nations in the world, the richest
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Speaker 3: in South America. Now they've got candles and donkey carts.
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Speaker 3: Everybody who adopts socialism and communism winds up with candles
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Speaker 3: and donkey carts. Oh and jail cells where you spend
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Speaker 3: the rest of your life for darry to try and
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Speaker 3: make some money.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's that simple.
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Speaker 3: If you want communism, your your family is gonna be
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Speaker 3: all their money's gonna be stolen from them, or you're
16:43
Speaker 3: gonna be murdered, or you're gonna be sent to a
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Speaker 3: re education camp, or you'll be tortured.
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Speaker 1: You know, they'll put electric prods on your penis good luck.
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Speaker 3: If you're in a communist re education camp, that's gonna
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Speaker 3: be your life. Why does nobody know this. Why do
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Speaker 3: young people not know this. That's called communism.
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Speaker 1: That's what they do.
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Speaker 3: They murdered tens of millions of people in the twentieth century.
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Speaker 3: In the nineteen hundreds, they murdered I think ninety five
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Speaker 3: million people in communist countries for trying to, you know,
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Speaker 3: disagree with communism, disagree with the government. And that's kind
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Speaker 3: of people. We've had an office here in America. You
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Speaker 3: don't realize, I'm not exaggerating. We were one step away
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Speaker 3: from Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, Zimbabwe.
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Speaker 1: We were one step away. The election of Kamalo would
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Speaker 1: have iced it.
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Speaker 3: That would have been it would have been a one
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Speaker 3: party a state, which means one party country, and we
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Speaker 3: would be a communist country and there'd be nobody to
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Speaker 3: ever fight with them again. And they'd come and knock
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Speaker 2: How are you anybody?
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Speaker 5: Well, don't feel too bad for me because I got
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Speaker 5: evacuated to the happiest place on Earth. I took my
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Speaker 5: family to Disneyland during evacuation because I got to put
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Speaker 5: a smile on my three year old's face, who keeps
24:18
Speaker 5: asking me about her house and what's going on with
24:21
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Speaker 3: I know when you told me. First of all, my
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Speaker 1: You're a good man. Did you have dogs or cats?
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Speaker 1: What if people do have pets in those houses?
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Speaker 5: Well, you know, you had a limited amount of time
24:40
Speaker 5: to prepare to exit, and most people got out. And
24:43
Speaker 5: that's why you're not hearing about a lot of deaths,
24:45
Speaker 5: because you know there was plenty of warm warning. You
24:47
Speaker 5: didn't need to watch TV to have the warning. You
24:49
Speaker 5: could see it and smell it and so on. So
24:52
Speaker 5: you know, most people who evacuated their pets. My sad story.
24:55
Speaker 5: It sounds silly compared to what else happened. But I
24:58
Speaker 5: had a pretty darn nice saltwater fish tank, and when
25:03
Speaker 5: I went back to check on my house, it did
25:05
Speaker 5: not look pretty.
25:07
Speaker 3: Yeah, everything dies.
25:10
Speaker 5: Very quickly, isn't that funny?
25:11
Speaker 3: You and I have known each other for a while now,
25:14
Speaker 3: and we're very much like each other. You and I
25:17
Speaker 3: could have been brothers from another mother, as they say.
25:20
Speaker 3: And back in nineteen ninety three, I lived in Malibu
25:24
Speaker 3: and I had the most beautiful saltwater fish tank, and
25:27
Speaker 3: I love those fish. And in the ninety three fire,
25:30
Speaker 3: I was out of town for a week. You know,
25:32
Speaker 3: they wouldn't let me back in for a week, just
25:35
Speaker 3: like you. When I came back in, every house around
25:37
Speaker 3: me had burned to the ground except mine. All the
25:40
Speaker 3: houses opposite me on the other side of Pch burned
25:42
Speaker 3: to the ground. I was on the ocean side, but
25:45
Speaker 3: all my saltwater fish were lying upside down in the
25:48
Speaker 3: in the fish tank. They were all dead because without power,
25:51
Speaker 3: they all you know, they all die. The fish tank
25:52
Speaker 3: doesn't work. So yeah, I remember that exact scene all
25:56
Speaker 3: the way back from nineteen ninety three, the same thing
25:59
Speaker 3: happened to me, James.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, there's there's so many sad stories of those being
26:03
Speaker 5: the least of them. But yeah, there was an incredible
26:06
Speaker 5: saltwater tank at the Real In Restaurant restaurant that burned
26:11
Speaker 5: to the ground. That that tank was the inspiration for
26:13
Speaker 5: me getting my tank. I got the same guys that
26:15
Speaker 5: put that together. But a gorgeous tank wiped out among
26:19
Speaker 5: tons and tons of other things on something that should
26:22
Speaker 5: never have happened. And it's just a very very sad
26:25
Speaker 5: time for the city. And I've got friends who simply
26:29
Speaker 5: are not gonna return. They're just set up with everything,
26:33
Speaker 5: and you know, frankly, living in the area that I
26:36
Speaker 5: was in is not going to be the most fun
26:38
Speaker 5: area to live in. The last note, There's so many
26:41
Speaker 5: angles to this, but I thought of one of them,
26:43
Speaker 5: and that is insurance. Because I heard your ad most
26:46
Speaker 5: people are under insured. I was, as it turns out,
26:50
Speaker 5: way under insured. The cost of building right now before
26:53
Speaker 5: the fire twelve hundred dollars a square foot in Pacific
26:56
Speaker 5: palisps and short I was s like four hundred to
27:01
Speaker 5: square foot. Yeah, I would have literally been out a
27:03
Speaker 5: million and a half.
27:04
Speaker 1: Dollars destruction costs.
27:06
Speaker 5: Yeah, try to build my place. And most people are
27:09
Speaker 5: in that boat.
27:11
Speaker 1: Yeah. I tweeted that out the other day.
27:13
Speaker 3: I said, you know people who's who have either lost
27:15
Speaker 3: their homes or now they are you know, their house survived,
27:19
Speaker 3: but they're going to be in that you know, that
27:20
Speaker 3: zone where all of this happened for the next ten years.
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Speaker 1: Number one, non stop construction.
27:26
Speaker 3: Noise, and the streets filled with construction trucks and traffic jams.
27:30
Speaker 3: But if your house was lost, I said, you will
27:33
Speaker 3: never get fire insurance again. You may not ever get
27:36
Speaker 3: approval to rebuild from the Coastal Commission. But if you
27:39
Speaker 3: do rebuild, it's going to be ten times more than
27:41
Speaker 3: your insurance policy. But you're never gonna get another insurance
27:44
Speaker 3: policy because who's going to ever allow fire insurance in
27:47
Speaker 3: LA ever again in these fire prone areas, you know,
27:50
Speaker 3: So it's it's a bad story all the way around,
27:52
Speaker 3: you know. You know what else I thought of James
27:54
Speaker 3: Prop thirteen, Make sure that you don't pay high property
27:58
Speaker 3: tax in California. But if if you rebuild your house
28:01
Speaker 3: after a fire, it resets as a new house and
28:05
Speaker 3: you have to pay the new hire property taxes.
28:08
Speaker 1: Did you know that?
28:09
Speaker 5: Well, I think you make a good point, and I
28:12
Speaker 5: think you're probably right. I did an addition to my
28:14
Speaker 5: home and that did.
28:16
Speaker 1: Change my property and value.
28:18
Speaker 5: Yeah, you said it all the way, but no, I
28:20
Speaker 5: think you are onto something. And one other wrinkle to
28:22
Speaker 5: put on that to the extent that you're looking for
28:25
Speaker 5: people to develop, you know, because a lot of people,
28:27
Speaker 5: like you said, are not going to be able to
28:28
Speaker 5: afford to develop their own house. They're going to sell, right.
28:30
Speaker 5: But developers are not going to be interested in investing
28:33
Speaker 5: because we have this new mansion tax quote unquote, which
28:37
Speaker 5: taxes you at five and a half percent on the
28:40
Speaker 5: gross proceeds of the sale of your house in the
28:43
Speaker 5: city of Los Angeles. Not net not profitability, doesn't care
28:47
Speaker 5: what your mortgage is. Bottom line, you sell a house
28:50
Speaker 5: for ten million, or any properity for that matter, you're
28:52
Speaker 5: paying five hundred and fifty thousand dollars tax. That's essentially
28:54
Speaker 5: like a thirty percent of the profit for a developer.
28:57
Speaker 5: Nobody's developing in La right, now, and so how are
29:00
Speaker 5: you going to get developers in with that ridiculous tax
29:02
Speaker 5: in place to come into LA and rebuild the city?
29:05
Speaker 1: Right?
29:06
Speaker 3: And how are you gonna ever if your house burns
29:07
Speaker 3: to the ground, how are you going to sell it?
29:09
Speaker 1: You know, how you're gonna.
29:09
Speaker 3: Sell the plot if you don't want to rebuild, but
29:11
Speaker 3: you have to sell the land. Who's gonna buy it?
29:13
Speaker 3: Knowing all these things? Or if your house survived, who
29:16
Speaker 3: And you want to move to Vegas as an example,
29:18
Speaker 3: which is a good viable option, by the way, how
29:20
Speaker 3: would you sell your house? The next person is going
29:22
Speaker 3: to want to low ball you or they're not going
29:24
Speaker 3: to buy it. So it's a lot of problems, it
29:27
Speaker 3: really is. I think a lot of people are going
29:29
Speaker 3: to move to Las Vegas, by the way. I think
29:31
Speaker 3: that's going to be the main place they all go.
29:34
Speaker 3: Even if you intend to rebuild in LA, it's gonna
29:37
Speaker 3: be years before you get the permits. So I think
29:39
Speaker 3: it makes sense to buy a new house in Vegas
29:42
Speaker 3: and stay here until you rebuild.
29:45
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, if you can leave, you will leave.
29:48
Speaker 5: You know, I'm likely relocating to d C because I'm
29:52
Speaker 5: hoping to be working in the next administration. So I'm
29:54
Speaker 5: just gonna go ahead and take an apartment there now.
29:56
Speaker 5: And I know a lot of people that are that
29:58
Speaker 5: are looking at places outside of Los Angeles. For those
30:00
Speaker 5: who are looking in Los Angeles, you're looking at you know, skyrocketing,
30:05
Speaker 5: you know, lease prices. So because like finding anything in
30:09
Speaker 5: the Santa Monica area right now. To an agent who
30:12
Speaker 5: contacted me and said, hey, he literally has one hundred
30:15
Speaker 5: clients he's working on behalf of right now trying to relocate,
30:18
Speaker 5: what's funny?
30:19
Speaker 1: Gosh, oh my god, it's just a terrible situation. I
30:22
Speaker 1: don't know what do you do if you say.
30:24
Speaker 3: All right, well me and my family will will rent
30:26
Speaker 3: while I stay at my friend's house or my sister's house,
30:29
Speaker 3: and then it's like, there's no rentals.
30:31
Speaker 1: Where are you gonna go? You know?
30:33
Speaker 3: I think Las Vegas is the answer, that's the only
30:36
Speaker 3: obvious answer is Las Vegas. What are your thoughts on
30:39
Speaker 3: how this has all been mishandled Because everyone knew that
30:43
Speaker 3: a windstorm was coming, and everyone knows that firestorms happened
30:47
Speaker 3: all the time in Malibu and that area of California,
30:51
Speaker 3: the Santa Monica Mountains. This was not a big surprise.
30:54
Speaker 3: How is it handled? In your opinion, James Well, I wrote.
30:57
Speaker 5: A piece for the California Globe. Anybody that cancerch it
31:00
Speaker 5: online said, I live in Pacific Couacees and I know
31:03
Speaker 5: who started this fire. And what I say is it
31:06
Speaker 5: was the homeless that started this fire. The homeless start
31:08
Speaker 5: over fifty percent of the fires in Los Angeles fourteen
31:12
Speaker 5: thousand fires total in twenty twenty three, according to the
31:15
Speaker 5: LA Fire Department. We may very well learn that this
31:18
Speaker 5: one was started by homeless also, But whether it was
31:20
Speaker 5: or was not, it was the city leaders being obsessed
31:24
Speaker 5: with this homeless issue that they created by allowing people
31:29
Speaker 5: to camp on the streets. No other cities allow this.
31:31
Speaker 5: We allow you to literally camp anywhere you want, beach parks, sidewalks,
31:36
Speaker 5: and so on. And in our solution to getting the
31:38
Speaker 5: people to stop doing it is to provide housing for them.
31:42
Speaker 5: So we spend over two billion dollars a year the
31:44
Speaker 5: city does to build or buy housing for the homeless.
31:48
Speaker 5: My city council person says she spends eighty percent of
31:50
Speaker 5: her time thinking and working on the homeless issue with
31:55
Speaker 5: basically no solution, and site it only gets worse as
31:57
Speaker 5: they continue to do that in the meantime, cut our
32:00
Speaker 5: fire department budget by seventeen billion when we spend over
32:03
Speaker 5: two billion for housing for the homeless. So that's why
32:08
Speaker 5: they're distracted. That's why they're not focused on the essential
32:11
Speaker 5: needs of the community. Fire safety, roads, schools, the things
32:16
Speaker 5: that most Angelinos care about. That's not their focus streams.
32:23
Speaker 3: It's a sad thing to say. I don't want to
32:24
Speaker 3: say anything bad, but a lot of people are saying.
32:26
Speaker 3: I'll say other people are saying to me that in
32:29
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32:31
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32:34
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32:39
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32:42
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32:45
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32:47
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32:50
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32:56
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Speaker 3: I'll state it again, at the risk of repeating myself,
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Speaker 3: I am just so glad. I decided twenty three years
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Speaker 3: ago to leave Los Angeles. And you might say, well, Wayne,
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Speaker 3: that was a long time ago, there's no connection.
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Speaker 1: To the fire. Not true.
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Speaker 3: I did leave LA twenty three years ago mostly because
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Speaker 3: I wanted zero taxes. In Las Vegas, we have zero
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Speaker 3: state income tax and much lower property taxes than California.
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Speaker 3: So that was the main driver of my leaving, along
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Speaker 3: with too many liberals. I couldn't stand every party I
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Speaker 3: went to. Everybody was a liberal here in Vegas. I
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Speaker 3: know we still vote, you know, kind of even it's
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Speaker 3: a purple state, but man, every party I go to,
37:22
Speaker 3: everybody's a Republican conservative. So in Los Angeles there is
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Speaker 3: no such thing. Every party you go to, everyone's a liberal.
37:29
Speaker 3: It's just a completely blue state, whereas here it's divided
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Speaker 3: fifty to fifty. But all the people that you know
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Speaker 3: that work for a living and pay taxes into the
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Speaker 3: system and own a business, they're all Republicans.
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Speaker 1: So everywhere I go, I mean, it's really amazing, amazing.
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Speaker 3: Every restaurant in Las Vegas, they all listen to my
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Speaker 3: radio show and watch my TV show. Every waiter, every host,
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Speaker 3: every hostess, every manager, every general manager, every owner of
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Speaker 3: every restaurant I go to is a huge weight root fan.
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Speaker 3: When I walk in, it's like, you know, Superman just
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Speaker 3: walked in the door. That wouldn't happen in Los Angeles,
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Speaker 3: there's no way. But here every waiter is a Republican,
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Speaker 3: a Trump Republican. So it's a very different place. So
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Speaker 3: I left for that reason. But in the back of
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Speaker 3: my mind there was a third reason I left besides
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Speaker 3: liberals and taxes, and that was that I had been
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Speaker 3: through several wildfires, and one of them horrendous that you
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Speaker 3: should have burnt my house to the ground, and I
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Speaker 3: almost lost it. And then I went through a terrible
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Speaker 3: wildfire accually me a terrible mud slide, and I went
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Speaker 3: through the ninety I think it was the ninety four earthquake,
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Speaker 3: a bad earthquake, the north Ridge earthquake.
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Speaker 1: I think that was ninety four.
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Speaker 3: So in a one year period, I went from the
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Speaker 3: worst fire ninety three, to the worst mudslide early ninety four,
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Speaker 3: to the worst earthquake, which I think was late I
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Speaker 3: think fall of ninety four, I think, or winter of
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Speaker 3: ninety four, can't really remember anymore.
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Speaker 1: It was a lot of years.
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Speaker 3: Ago, but in a one year period, three awful natural disasters,
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Speaker 3: and I started to think about making a move to
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Speaker 3: Las Vegas because I never wanted to live through that again,
39:04
Speaker 3: and I just felt like I'd gotten lucky. I'd lived
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Speaker 3: through I think it was six wildfires, and one of
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Speaker 3: them really really bad and really close, and I may
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Speaker 3: not survive the seventh one because I'm not going to evacuate.
39:17
Speaker 3: I will stay home and fight the fire. And of
39:19
Speaker 3: course you can die that way. You can also save
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Speaker 3: your house that way. That's the only way you can
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Speaker 3: save your house. If the firemen don't defend your house,
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Speaker 3: you're screwed. And if you defend it, there's a chance
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Speaker 3: your house will survive.
39:31
Speaker 1: But there's a chance you could die.
39:32
Speaker 3: If the fire is bad enough, a giant, giant flame
39:36
Speaker 3: hundred feet high, you know, kind of way a wave
39:39
Speaker 3: comes over your house, you're dead. So I just had
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Speaker 3: this feeling I got to get out of there. And
39:44
Speaker 3: I also knew the big one one day would come,
39:46
Speaker 3: and it's way overdue. The biggest earthquake is overdue, and
39:51
Speaker 3: so look, I wanted to get out of there, and
39:56
Speaker 3: I had deep down, I just felt like natural disaster
39:59
Speaker 3: was coming. And it didn't for a lot of years,
40:02
Speaker 3: but all of a sudden, in twenty eighteen, my house
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Speaker 3: that i'd lived in burnt to the ground. There was
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Speaker 3: a terrible fire called the Woolsey Fire in the Malibu
40:11
Speaker 3: and my house burned to the ground. So if I'd stayed,
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Speaker 3: my house had be gone, and then I would have
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Speaker 3: rebuilt and it would have gone again.
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Speaker 1: Just now.
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Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, my original house, the one
40:22
Speaker 3: I had before, the one on the top of the
40:24
Speaker 3: mountain in Trancas, the one on the beach, burnt to
40:27
Speaker 3: the ground in this fire.
40:29
Speaker 1: So all my houses burned to the ground.
40:30
Speaker 3: Now, so and the big one still hasn't hit, The
40:34
Speaker 3: big earthquake still has not hit God forbid that comes
40:39
Speaker 3: soon thereafter. And after every bad fire, there is a
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Speaker 3: terrible mudslide as soon as rainy season starts, which is
40:46
Speaker 3: usually February March, so you could almost expect. Usually the
40:49
Speaker 3: fires are September, October, November, and then the floods and
40:53
Speaker 3: mudslides are February, March April.
40:56
Speaker 1: Well, if the rains do come in.
40:57
Speaker 3: February, March or April, there will be a terrible mudslide
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Speaker 3: in all these areas that have been denuded of plants.
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Speaker 1: So I avoided all of that.
41:06
Speaker 3: And if your house happens to survive, like James Breslo,
41:09
Speaker 3: my past guest, well then you still are in a
41:12
Speaker 3: nightmare because you're out of your house for maybe two weeks,
41:15
Speaker 3: you're not working for two weeks, your career is stalled,
41:18
Speaker 3: your kids are scared, everyone is upset. You're living in
41:21
Speaker 3: a hotel room or at a friend's house, in a
41:24
Speaker 3: basement somewhere.
41:26
Speaker 1: And that's if your house.
41:28
Speaker 3: Survives, and you're not gonna ever get fire insurance again,
41:31
Speaker 3: and you're gonna be living around construction and ugly burned
41:34
Speaker 3: out houses for the next years to come, and it's
41:37
Speaker 3: just a nightmare.
41:38
Speaker 1: There's nothing good that can come to this.
41:40
Speaker 3: All your shopping has burnt to the ground, all your
41:42
Speaker 3: restaurants have burnt the ground. Everyone you know is scattered
41:45
Speaker 3: to the wind, and they live in different places. It's
41:48
Speaker 3: a nightmare. Even if your house survives, but you know,
41:52
Speaker 3: and if it doesn't, it really is a nightmare. I
41:54
Speaker 3: don't know how you're ever gonna rebuild in California. Who
41:57
Speaker 3: would want to rebuild in California. I would just sell
41:59
Speaker 3: the lake and moved to Las Vegas, which is what
42:03
Speaker 3: I think a lot of people are gonna do. They're
42:04
Speaker 3: gonna throw their hats, you know, into the wind, and say,
42:07
Speaker 3: I'm done with this crap. I'm done with California. I'm
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Speaker 3: done with the Liberals. I'm done with the Coastal Commission.
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Speaker 3: I'm done with DEI. I'm done with a mayor who
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