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WAYNE ALLYN ROOT SHOW FEATURING MR LEE 01 26 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Root, like magic will appear over these airwaves from one coast to another.
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But being that it is a Friday on Fridays, the first hour of this
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great broadcast is hosted by yours truly. My name is Lee Elsie. You
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can find out more about me at leelse dot com. That's l E E
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E LCI dot com. Email me Lee Elsradio at gmail dot com would love
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on on the Great USA Audio Network. Our pal Christopher is down there in
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Dallas, Texas. What he does well, it's simply too complicated for the
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average guy. In fact, just to apply for a job like Christopher's,
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you have to clock in with an IQ north of one forty. But we
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thank him for dumbing it down just a bit for the rest of us,
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pushing the button, spinning the dials, keeping us on the air everywhere from
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coast to coast. Well, I think the biggest story of the week is
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the audio that was released surrounding Kerry Lake. If you haven't heard this story
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yet, on audio recording attained by the Dailymail dot Com reveals an extraordinary moment
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when what appears to be Arizona's top Republican official trying to bribe populist firebrand Kerry
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Lake not to run for United States Senate. I'm gonna play this audio.
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It's about ten minutes in length. I shortened it to about four and change.
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But the other person that you hear in this is Jeff DeWitt, and
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he is the elected chair of the Arizona Republican Party. And as you listen
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to this, as I sat here and listened to this, I couldn't help
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but get the feeling that de Witt clearly was trying to influence Lake into accepting
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a bribe from these unnamed folks back east. You'll hear the conversation here in
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a second, but to me, clearly, to me my opinion, clearly,
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de Witt is trying to influence her into stepping back and bowing out for
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at least a couple of years. And he actually mentions to her name a
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price, and he's playing go between between these power brokers supposedly in Washington and
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carry Lake. Now, I wasn't necessarily a fan or not a fan of
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Kerry Lake. If this is true, and I'm making the assumption that it
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is, man, I tell you, she leaps to the front of the
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line. For me, this takes balls and she's got him. So bravo
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if it's true. And I'm going with the idea that it is bravo to
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carry Lake out there on the front lines, fight in the fight, and
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shame, shame, shame Onunduitt, who should be held somewhat responsible somehow.
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I don't know if there's a charge you can bring against him, But this
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is shameful Washington money grabbing, self interest behavior from essentially a bag man who's
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trying to get carry Lake to take a sinful bite out of that forbidden apple.
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Here's the audio. Why don't we do something about it so that we
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the people can pick are what can we do? I'm not willing to accept
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that. Then I'm going to be the biggest pain in these people. Go
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back and tell them that I'm running, and I'm going to be the biggest
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pain in their and I'm willing its own man, and they're going to have
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to kill me to stop me. I know you don't have to tell them
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that, but I don't think they will. But I do think that's the
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way they are. Either they come around and try to work with me,
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or I'm just gonna tail. That would entail not telling Layman's telling me you
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got to distance yourself from Trump. You know, you distance yourself from DeSantis.
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But what I'm saying is, don't tell people that I'm with Trump.
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Okay, I want to work for the betterment of Arizona. I'm not going
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to let these people back in DC. Tell me not your run. I'm
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not going to pause for two years. The battle is now. I'm offended
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by whoever these people are, that they're trying to buy me out, and
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you should be honored, But I'm offended that there's people back there you just
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don't get about our country. Do you understand? Though you should be honored,
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that means they know how powerful you are. Well, it can tell
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them that we're powerful. They wouldn't they wouldn't want to have this conversation.
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Yeah, right, you should be. Very few people get to I know.
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I'm just I'm pissed that they don't care more about our country. It's
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all about the mighty dollar to them. Listen, I can win. Why
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don't you go back and tell them that I can win? And won't they
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get behind me just to say, is there a number which I can be
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bought? That's what it's about. You can take a box for a couple
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of years. Now, let me go right back toward No. Ten million,
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twenty million, thirty no, no, no, a billion. No.
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This is not about money. This is about our country. Now.
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I'm not going to let these people who hate our country tell me not to
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run. You should call them and tell them to get behind me. I
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can win, and they should get behind me. I would, I would
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happily say these words. Yeah. Do you think my words will carry anyway?
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Okay, Well, did you think you would come in here and that
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I would be bought? Yes? It is. It is being bought.
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They are trying to buy me out of running. And it's it's actually,
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I mean, all right, I'm flattered. It's I'm offended. Country.
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We have people like this who live here. What I think exists is it
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can give you an incredible opportunity to have a bigger voice to fight for stuff
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than you currently ran. Yeah. I don't want to deal with people like
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this. These people are un American, and I think they're unethical and I
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would be absolutely immoral if I did that. That's immoral. I couldn't.
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I couldn't look at my I couldn't look at myself in the mirror if I
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It's just it's very powerful people that are willing to They really want someone different,
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they want new names. Whatever it is. Sorry, Jeff, take
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it back, take it back to them. Oh, I mean, I'm
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just I can't believe this. Hey, hey again, be honest instead of
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them, just look, instead of just them working to beat you. They're
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trying to like hear how frustrated this guy is. I mean, he's in
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it, man, He's in this thing deep. This is about getting Trump
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out. You know what it is. The people don't get to choose their
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elected officials unless they're pre approved by this swamp. And the swamp doesn't pre
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approve of me. I think you should go public with this, and they'll
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say, Hey, these people don't want to. They don't want there.
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I turned my key in my car and I don't tell him. I'm not
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flattered. I'm offended that conversation. I'm offended that they don't care about our
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country more. I actually wish you'd just give me a counter offer. This
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big give me a counter I can't. I can't be bought. I can't.
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Amazing, I mean, that's amazing. That just gives you a taste
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of what must happen in the swamp that is Washington seven days a week.
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And you know that there are mounds of the carcasses of politicians who have caved
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to the almighty dollar. Whoever it is that's pulling the actual strings, who's
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making the decisions behind the scenes on who runs and who doesn't run handing over
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large sums of cash for folks to step out of the way. You know,
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you think about odd things that happen during a political campaign, things that
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don't seem quite right, or things that just don't jive, And now you
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can probably get an answer to some of those questions that you've had in the
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past about why did that happen? Well, now you know, for the
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most part, you know, somebody offered that person a lot of money,
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and poof, they're gone out out of the race onto something else. It's
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so dirty. Imagine the head of the Arizona Republican Party right, goes,
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hat in hand, begs Lake to accept an offer from the Boys the Boys
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Club back in Washington. She says no. He begs, She says no.
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He pleads, she says no. He asks, what's your offer?
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Make a counter? She says no, And now he's got to go back
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to his real bosses in Washington with that hat in hand and say, guys,
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I wasn't able to convince her. Man. It is dirty. The
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more I hear things like this, the more it puts me decisively in Trump's
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camp, because it doesn't seem like there is anyone else that is willing or
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seemingly willing to stand up against that swamp. And by the way, it
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makes me feel like this whole conversation. I kept thinking about during this whole
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conversation is carry Lake knows something that we don't know, which is she's going
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to be the vice president. That's just me trying to read between the lines.
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But that's the feeling I got on that she is potentially Trump's choice for
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vice president, and that's sort of factor to hear as well. All right,
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let me take a short break. That's how we begin audio about carry
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Lake with Carrie Lake and how crooked the swamp is. Don't move. You're
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listening to the USA Audio Network raw and unfiltered. All right, welcome back.
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You're listening to the USA Audio Network raw and on your filter. You
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know, I don't know how much Wayne talks about artificial intelligence that Jack GPNT,
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et cetera stuff, and I don't know. Me I'm sort of fascinated
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by it. I just don't know a lot about it, but I do
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like fooling around with it. It's pretty remarkable. It's gonna, I'm sure
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to take over soon enough and kill us all Like Skynead but here was an
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interesting piece by Lucas Ropeck, again much more savvy when it comes to AI
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from gizmo dot com. But he was looking at all the ways AI could
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suck and stick it to us in twenty twenty four, and I'll just read
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you a couple of these. More people could lose their jobs because of AI.
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Last year was a year of unprecedented layoffs and a lot of that was
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to do with AI and the advancements of AI. So look for more of
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that in twenty twenty four. You know, AI in a way is these
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phone bank systems that you call up your cable company. You get bounced around
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and it takes you forever to finally get to somebody. It's very frustrating with
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that. In a sense is AI. AI will continue to be a major
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player in disinformation. I had a number of people contact me about a video
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that was made about Alexander Decasio Cortes and how she said she wanted Elon Musk
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to run a mission to the Sun, but she wanted him to do it
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at night. Well, it was so well done, it looked real,
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sounded real, but it wasn't real. So AI will continue to promote dis
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information will continue to make the entertainment industry more annoying. AI made tons of
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inroads into the entertainment industry. AI generated music. You could go online right
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now if you wanted to and hear Elvis Presley singing Iron Maiden songs, things
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of that nature. So AI continues to evolve there. Some people think it's
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annoying. I think it's interesting to look at that stuff. Some of the
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video footage that they can do or the pictures that AI can produce is pretty
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incredible. Here's one that may bother everybody. Police technologies will get even more
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creepy. The industry that generates police surveillance and enforcement equipment is already kind of
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creepy, but experts are saying that AI is poised to supercharge its creepiness.
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Remember what was it the Minority Report That was a Tom Cruise movie where they
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sort of knew what is going to happen before it happened, based well,
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they based it on these super sort of senting beings. But you know,
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can't you see a day when AI is sort of predicting when and where the
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next crime will happen, just because of algorithms and past data, And they'll
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send cops over there that way. That's that's a little spooky, man,
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a little bit spooky when you come around to it, listen, it's going
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to improve, whether or whether you consider it an improvement or not. I
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guess that's the question. I think it's remarkable what it can do. I'm
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not necessarily scared of it yet, like a lot of people are. I
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do think that it will continue to evolve. I've said this on my morning
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show, and they say that right now it has AI or chatch ept has
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an IQ of about one sixty, and it continues used to get smarter literally
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every second. So the question, or something you can all think about,
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something that I throw at my own listeners here in Connecticut, is what happens
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when the IQ gets to be sixteen hundred or sixteen thousand. We don't even
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know what that looks like. But if it's already won sixty, it's just
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going to keep getting smarter and smarter and smarter to it gets to a point
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where it will be able to navigate whether or not it lets us turn us
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off it off or not right, or how it reacts to certain situations,
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how to answers certain questions, or how it questions, certain answers that could
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be even worse when you think about it. All right, let me take
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a quick break. I just wanted to throw that out there, sort of
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get off the beaten path of politics for just a bit and go into the
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it would be here in the afternoon slash evening across the entire country. That's
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always always a different feel doing the nighttime slash afternoon show. All right,
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He'll be here in just a bit. My name is Lee Elsie. On
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Friday's the first hour. You see that to yours truly, and we take
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this giant vessel where we can broadcasting from one end of the country to another.
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Christopher again down in Dallas, pushing the buttons as always, making it
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go flawlessly. I just want to go back and say how disappointing it is
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when you have politicians who rip each other constantly on the campaign trail, and
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this is the same for Democrats and Republicans. It's so disingenuous, it's so
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hypocritical. You know, you're spending every effort to try to tear down an
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opponent like DeSantis did towards Trump, and Trump towards DeSantis just every single time
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that he would mention DeSantis, he would mock and make fun of him.
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And every time DeSantis would mention Trump and how flawed he was and how he
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made mistakes, and that whole circular firing squad we talked about. But I
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don't understand how you can be considered to be genuine and on Saturday say that
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this person is a piece of trash and then on Monday say, no,
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he's great, we love him. He worked really hard and I'm glad he
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endorsed me. I don't get that, man. I know that's politics.
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I know that's part of it, but I think it's a terrible part of
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it. If you ought to rip somebody down for their politics, fine,
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if you want to say, hey, Trump made mistakes, he should have
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done this, and instead he did that, or he should have said this,
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but instead he said that, when you have every right to do that,
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and when you're done with that, if you want to say, well,
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I think I can't win, but I think he's the best person left
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moving forward. Okay, I can live with that. But when you spend
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six or seven months tearing somebody apart character wise, and then twenty minutes after
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you suspend your campaign, they're both basically making out smoochy face. I don't
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like that. I don't like it. I don't like it for any candidate.
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I don't like it on any level. I've always hated it. Maybe
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it's just me. Maybe you can stomach it better than I can. I
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don't like it. If you are going to be vicious, at least be
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genuine about it, because what it's telling me is that all of the things
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that you had said prior either they were lies, or now your endorsement's a
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lie. Maybe that's just a pet peeve with me. Man, I guess
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maybe maybe it is. I don't know. All right, shift gears for
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a little bit. I want to play some audio, important audio from Davos.
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You know, I have a lot of people on from the Heritage Foundation.
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Their president, doctor Kevin Roberts, was at Davos, and I'm going
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to start and stop this a little bit. I'm gonna jump in when I
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see fit. And the reason why I want to play it is because I
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think it best articulates many of the positions that all of us feel. And
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I want to speak for you, but I will speak for myself a lot
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of the positions that I feel. So this is doctor Kevin Roberts at Davos
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World Economic Forum, and I'm going to be substantive here President Trump, if
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he's the next president. For that matter, I think whoever the next conservative
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president is going to take on the power of the elites, which I mentioned
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earlier. But the thing that I want to drive home here, the very
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reason that I'm here at Davos is to explain to many people in this room
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and who are watching, with all due respect, nothing personal, but that's
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you're part of the problem political elites. Tell the average people on three or
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four or five issue is that the reality is X, when in fact,
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reality is why take immigration. Elites tell us that open borders and even illegal
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immigration are okay. The average person tells us in the United States that both
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rob them of the American way of life. He couldn't be more accurate.
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It's like a Broadway play. And your politicians and your economic leaders, and
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your business leaders, and your political leaders, they're all part of this giant
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play and they keep spinning this amazing tale for us in the audience, and
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they tell you, I know, illegal immigration is not a big deal,
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don't worry about it. You know, you're watching the video every night,
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every day of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people coming
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across the borders of the United States, and they shrugged their shoulders, it's
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not a big deal. And if you speak to any progressive and you say,
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hey, wait a second, what are we doing at the border,
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the southern border with one thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people,
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and they'll shrug their shoulders, it's not a big deal. Or they'll come
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up with some lame reason, well, we need the workers. Oh well,
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we don't want to do the jobs. Oh well, you're just racist,
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you don't you don't like the idea of a different colored America, which
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is all garbage, right, Because that's again the progressive number one play in
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their playbook is to cry racism. There's no question that they have tried to
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give the illusion that what's happening at the border is no big deal, when
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in fact it is a huge deal. Right. President Trump will take that
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on on behalf of the average American Elites also tell us that public safety isn't
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a problem in big American cities. Just travel to New York or Washington or
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Dallas, Texas. The average person will tell you that the lack of public
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safety damage is not just the American way of life, but their life.
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President Trump will take that on. Thirdly, I guess the favor at the
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World Economic Forum is climate change. Elites tell us that we have this existential
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crisis with so called climate change, so much so that climate alarmism is probably
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the greatest cause for mental health crisis in the world. The solutions the average
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person know based on climate change are far worse and more harmful and cost more
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human lives, especially in Europe during the time that you need heating, than
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do the problem and the problems themselves, and think about all the money.
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How much money has been spent on these frivolous, unsuccessful forms of alternative energy
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solar It doesn't work. You're trying to tell me that it's more cost effective
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to put those gigantic, gargantuan one hundred foot windmills out in the Atlantic Ocean,
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the incredible cost and labor intensive items that they are to produce a minimal
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amount of electricity. You're trying to tell me we couldn't have sunk that money
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into an alternative way to capture any excess carbon dioxide. Instead we do it
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completely different. And why couldn't we invest even more money into smaller nuclear reactors.
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Fourth to more here, Robin the fourth China the number one adversary not
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just to the United States but to free people on planet Earth. Not only
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do we at Davos not say that we give the Chinese Communist Party a platform,
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count on President Trump ending that nonsense. And Fifth, as we sit
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here, another supernational organization, the World Health Organization, is discussing foisting gender
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ideology upon the global self. These are practices that are under review, if
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not being rejected by countries in Northern Europe. The new president, the specially
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of its President Trump, will, as you like to say, trust the
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science. He will understand the basic biological reality of manhood and womanhood. And
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do you know why, not because of retribution, not because he's a dictator,
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but because he has the power of the American people behind him. And
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it's connected to Senator Portman's excellent point that in addition to needing a vigorous executive,
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we look forward to having the popular will inform both the House and Senate
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in twenty twenty five to pass laws on all of those issues and many others.
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Ultimately, Robin, I think President Trump, if in fact he wins
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a second term, is going to be inspired by the wise words of Javier
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Milay who said that he was in power not to guide cheap but to awaken
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lions. That was doctor Kevin Roberts from the Heritage Foundation. And I think
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that three and a half minutes worth of audio, which you can find online
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at the Heritage dot org website, when you hear it completely straight through from
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one end to another, just three and a half plus minutes, is a
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perfect example of how I think most Americans, certainly most conservative Americans, what
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we are thinking. And he expressed it and articulated, articulated it in a
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brilliant fashion. So I wanted to at least share that with all of you
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here on this national stage, just in case you did not get a chance
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to hear it somewhere else along the line. You know, those kinds of
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conversations, ones where you push back and I push back, easy, push
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back hard. I think they're incredibly important to furthering this agenda, our agenda,
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the agenda of conservativeism and the idea of common sense being at the forefront
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and pushing back against the insanity of the progressive left. There are so many
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different examples that I personally run into every day. I'm sure you run into
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them every day, whether you're at work or at some game, a little
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league game with your kids, whatever it is that you've got going on in
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your world. I'm sure a conversation like the one we just heard will give
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you a little bit of an incentive to push back against some of the nonsense
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that's being spoken again a schools or pta meetings wherever, and you know,
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maybe we can finally break this insanity and move forward. All right, once
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again, my name is Lee Elci. It's always an honor and a pleasure
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to get a chance to hang out with you here on this great USA Audio
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Network. Will take a short time out, We'll come right back. Stick
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and unfiltered. It is Friday afternoons, last evening. My name is Lee
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Elsie. Wayne will be here. And it was just a bit I went
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a little crazy on Thursday on my morning show in Connecticut and I went on
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this wild rant about immigration, and a lot of emailers to the show were
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like, you got to play that rant. Play it again, Play it
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again on Wayne Show, play it on the national stage. And I said,
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wow, let me just try to recreate at least the points that I
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was trying to make during that rant on Thursday here tonight to the national audience.
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Essentially, what I was trying to convey to my great Audio in St.
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Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Long Island was that we have so many
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people coming across the southern border of this country, wave after wave after wave,
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it's just the pure mathematics of it will dictate that there's a swelling,
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giant, growing number of very bad individuals who are making their way into the
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United States. It's just mathematics. I was talking about the ten million people
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that have already come across during Joe Biden's reign. I'm going to throw a
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number at you that you're probably not going to believe, but some reports have
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estimated that there are one hundred million Americans with a criminal record. One hundred
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million. Now, if on the safe side, we say that there are
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three hundred and thirty million American citizens, that's one third, one third of
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the people have a criminal record. Now, I find that to be a
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little high. I'm going to say that that number. Let's say we reduce
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that drastically. Let's say instead of thirty three percent of American citizens having some
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kind of a criminal record, let's knock it down to ten percent. That
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seems fair. Ten percent. So ten percent of Americans, the freest,
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greatest country in the world, where you're not going to starve, you'll have
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a job, if you're willing to work, you can make the most out
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of your life. Still ten percent minimum, ten percent of the population of
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this country has some kind of a criminal background. And of those ten percent,
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what are we going to say three percent are violent? Maybe five percent?
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So let's say five percent have a violent background. If there are ten
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million illegal aliens who have crossed the southern border of the United States of America
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since twenty twenty, and if we use the most conservative numbers, three percent,
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okay, three percent of those ten million have the propensity to be a
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violent criminal offender. How many people is that? Get your calculator out.
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I'll give you a second. It's three hundred thousand. Three hundred thousand hardcore
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criminals have been let in the southern border since Joe Biden has become president.
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Three hundred thousand. That, ladies and gentlemen, is an army of criminals,
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convicts, rapist, felons, drug dealers. That's on top of the
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number of illegal aliens who have already made their way to this country in the
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last two decades, who may have the propensity to be hardcore criminals. What
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we have done in America, in particular in the slice of time the last
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three years and even before that, we haven't done the greatest job keeping illegal
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down. It's been an issue for well, it's been an issue since it's
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been an issue. It's been an issue since Reagan, but in particular recently,
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what we have done is essentially fueled the underbelly criminal enterprise that is now
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rising at a record pace here in this country. Gangs are being replenished or
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being built across this country with folks from Latin America and China and the Middle
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East. We've got potential terrorists we don't even talk about that anymore, who
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have come across the southern border. The list goes on and on and on
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and on. And the number one thing that the government is supposed to do,
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the federal government's number one job is supposed to be to protect you,
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to protect you, and they have failed colossally at that. And I don't
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know where you're listening to me tonight on the USA Audio Network. I know
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there are radio stations across this great country, in the heart of America,
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out west Las Vegas, California, down in Texas. Your life because of
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this president will never be the same. You may not have been bitten yet
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by this crime wave that will come, but when you throw that many people
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into the mix and you sprinkle in a lower quality of life here in this
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country. Our standard of living is going down, not going up. You
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baked that together, and you've got yourself a recipe for absolute chaos. And
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it's coming. It's coming like a freight trade. You may not see it
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yet, but we do see criminal activity on the rise, some petty theft
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on the rise, a certain percentage violent crime in some places is on the
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rise, double digits. But just wait, wait till these people get more
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settled in, Wait till the criminals who are here find and figure out that
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they can game the system, they can beef the system, because well there's
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a concerted effort to allow them to do it, and they will, they
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absolutely will. I gotta run Wayne Allen route is up and he is next.
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Keep it here on the USA Audio Network.