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The Wayne Allyn Root Show Hour 1 04 19 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to the USA Audio Network.
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The show is raw and unfiltered. It is Friday, the nineteenth day of
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April twenty twenty four. My name is Lee Elsie Wayne Alan Root will be
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here in exactly sixteen minutes. On Fridays, yours truly gets a chance to
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hang out with you for the first sixteen minutes. Christopher is down there in
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Dallas, Texas. He is pushing all the buttons making it all go.
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Let's start with the responsibility of leadership. When you put your hand on a
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Bible and you swear an oath, that oath should start and stop with the
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protection of the individuals that you represent. That's the number one thing get In
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recent times, this covenant has been shattered, leaving many to question and whether
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it's time for drastic action. We have leaders who don't put their constituents or
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don't put the citizens of the country first. When you think about what's happening
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in different spots around this country, and when you think about the influx of
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immigration, and you know, it's hard to get off this topic. I
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know in some cases you're like, Okay, it's immigration. Again. But
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this lack of respect for our immigration system is the cracks that are going to
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break the foundation of this country again. As the number of illegal entries into
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our nation surges to unprecedented levels. I mean, we've got ten million since
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twenty twenty, the fabric of American security is unraveling before our very eyes.
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Every morning brings a new barrage of story. He's depicting hardships and horror.
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Every morning I could present you with half a dozen, minimum, half a
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dozen stories of someone getting killed, some American dying at the hands of an
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illegal, or some hideous crime, rape or sex trafficking, something to that
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effect. And it's gripping our communities. It's destroying our communities. The fundamental
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question we have to ask ourselves is this, has America become less safe under
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the Biden administration watch The evidence drawn from both historical precedents and contemporary realities speak
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volumes throughout history. Leaders who fail to uphold their duty to protect their citizens
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have always in rightfully faced consequences. President Abraham Lincoln once famously stated the people
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will save their government if the government itself will allow them. The inverse is
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also true when the government fails to safeguard. It's people. The people must
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demand accountability. You have to demand that these people who have gone out of
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their way in the months leading up to November, during election years that begged
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you for your vote and told you time and time again that they would be
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there for you, and then they turned their back on you over and over
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again. Some who have held office for decades, yet you keep putting them
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back in there. They must be held accountable. There's no accountability. And
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what's happening not only in your town, in your state, in the country.
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No accountability or very little accountability. You have to demand it. And
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the surgeon a legal immigration under Biden and his administration and lacks policies therein not
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only compromise national security, but it's you know, it's exasperated existing challenges.
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I mean, the influx of all these people brings these the host of socioeconomic
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issues, burdens, straining resources, fostering conditions ripe for exploitation and for crime.
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And we're saying it every day and they're doing nothing. They're listening,
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they're specifically doing nothing. Biden with a stroke of a pen could tighten up
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the border. They refuse to do it out of politics. The Democrats,
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which maybe is the most infuriated out of ben in the last two months when
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they proposed this bogus deal to tighten up the border, which was garbage,
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garbage from the beginning, garbage at the end, a complete political move because
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they finally realized that the public was infuriated by what they were watching. Yet
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still nothing happened. Okay, and now here we are what a month later,
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and still nothing happens, And still thousands of people across the border every
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single day, unvetted and unchecked. The erosion of law and order under the
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current administration's watch has left many feeling vulnerable and exposed, and it's just a
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matter of time before you are the next victim of an attack. President Roosevelt
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remarked, order without liberty and liberty without order are equally destructive. The delicate
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balance between security and freedom hangs in the balance, teetering right now perilously towards
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chaos. We're close to the edges. And in light of what I'm talking
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about and what I've talked about just about every single day, the question arises,
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should Joe Biden be held accountable for the deterioration of America safety and security.
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The answer lies not in partisan politics, but in a somber and sober
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assessment of his leadership and his governance. When leaders fail to fulfill their obligation
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to the people, they must be held accountable. That word again, regardless
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of their political affiliation. I can promise you, and I'll be happy to
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put my hand on a bible that this was happening under a Trump administration or
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under any other Republican administration or any other independent administration. I'd be yelling and
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screaming into this microphone like I'm yelling and screaming into it. It is unacceptable,
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and people talk about impeachment. There was a a case I only talked
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about it briefly, but case where a young man killed people and then the
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parents were held responsible. Remember that they got fifteen years because they sort of
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ignored some of the warning signs of what was going on. Ended up getting
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fifteen years because their kid killed a bunch of other kids. Remember the story
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happened recently. How can you say that the Biden administration and what's happened at
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the southern border is not eerily similar to Atack case? Right, Biden,
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lets these catastrophes occur under his watch without even remotely trying to do anything about
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it, and people die at the hands of some of these illegals who come
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across the border, any culpable, that is, any under the same scrutiny
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that these parents should be under impeachment. Maybe it's dramatic, maybe it's you
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think of it as an over the top issue, but maybe it's necessary to
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restore the faith and our democratic institutions and reaffirm the the idea, and the
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rule of law. President Reagan said freedom is never more than one generation away
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from extinction. One generation. Guys, it's incumbent on us to be the
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custodians of liberty safeguard our nation's future by demanding accountability. The surge of a
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legal immigration and the erosion of law and order under Biden and his administration should
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be of grave concern to every single law by American everyone, whether you're a
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Democrat, Republican independent, it will come knocking at your doors. I've warned
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you over and over again. When you put this many people in with no
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vetting process, we are opening ourselves up for a catastrophe. I mean,
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it's happening on streets across this country every day, but lurking in the shadows
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is maybe a countrywide calamity. I haven't even mentioned terrorism. And how many
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of those folks could have come in could have come in here in the last
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three years. That number may be incalculable. All right, so that's how
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we open things up here on this Friday once again. My name is Lee
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to talk to what's happening on college campuses with the hatred towards our Jewish friends?
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And Rob, you want to start by talking about a column you wrote
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a number of years ago. Refer back to an article I wrote in two
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thousand and nine. I was out of Converse at the time. I was
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doing a lot of research and writing and things of that nature, and I
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wrote an article called anti Semitism is a Homeland security problem, and it was
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in July of two thousand and nine, and I said that anti Semitism is
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no longer an isolated problem. It has re entered the bloodstream of public opinion,
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and that what you have to do to fight anti Semitism is you have
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to have better intelligence, a better intelligence tool. The FBI and local police
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keep crack of the anti semitism activity. But also you have to have education.
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Every level of society, the home, the school, the public space
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must educate young people against anti Semitism. And what we're confronted with now is
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a very interesting situation because, on the one hand, with regard to intelligence,
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our director of the FBI says, there are multiple security risks hitting all
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at once. On April twelfth of this year. He said the US hasn't
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suffered a terrorist or Jihadis inspired attack on the US homeland in years, but
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that may not last. That may not last. He says, he would
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be hard pressed to think of a time when so many threats to our public
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safety and national security are elevated all at once. We have problems on the
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campus, we have problems on the border, we have problems with certain congress
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people who are advocating for hamas and for terrorism. It's an unprecedented situation.
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And as a side comment, I would say to mister Ray, well,
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maybe if you and the Justice Department have spent a little less time with soccer
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moms concerned about DEEI and CRT and the local high schools, maybe if you
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didn't consider them sort of like terrorists, And maybe if you spent a little
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less time on so many people who went who went to Washington on January sixth
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and really didn't commit any crimes. They really didn't do anything wrong. Some
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did, but a lot didn't. Maybe if you spent a little less time
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with those folks and a little more time with the border and with some of
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the activities that are taking place around the country that truly are a threat to
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our democracy, maybe maybe you would be in a better position than you are
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now. And as for may Orcus that the Democrat run Senate won't even have
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a hearing on the House articles of impeachment on the border which is not controlled
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and not closed. It's a it's an open floodgate, uncontrolled floodgate of people,
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many of whom may not pose a threat to us, except that they
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are burdens on society for healthcare, for the schools, and for the communities
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that have to house them, feed them and attend to their their whatever health
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issues they have. But a whole bunch of them are are not the kind
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of people that we want to have in this country. So from an intelligence
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standpoint, in my opinion, we failed. We have failed from the two
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thousand and nine when I wrote this article and said we've got to have better
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intelligence. We failed. We haven't. We've done everything wrong. And then
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secondly, from the standpoint of education, how are we educating young peop people
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to understand the Holocaust, to understand anti Semitism, to understand that Israel in
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the Middle East is an ally and is like the United States. And when
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people say death to Israel, death to America. That's exactly what those people
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mean. They're not saying it just to get some attention. They're not burning
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US flags just for the fun of it. They actually mean it. They
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want death to Israel and they want death to America. And what is going
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on in our campuses? What is going on at Harvard and Mit, what's
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going on at Penn, what's going on at Columbia now where people are students
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are camping out and protesting. What's going on where they're occupying campus offices?
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And it seems like in many cases these schools aren't pushing back, except and
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this is an interesting case. An interesting case came up in usc University of
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Southern California. Just this week, the University of Southern California canceled the commencement
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speech of its valedictorian, a Muslim student who, on investigation, had posted
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on her Instagram profile references to Palestinian liberation and abolishing Israel, a valedictorian who
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promotes anti Semitic views. According to a Jewish group in Southern California, rob
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I got to jump in because we're out of time, but I thank you
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as always for your excellence and your expertise on this subject. And I'm glad
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that USC pushed back against that hater out there in California. All Right,
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when we talk about military strategy and things going on not only with our own
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the Heritage Foundation forty plus years of military excellence, and he joins us just
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about every single week here on the USA Audio Network. Steven a lot to
35:28
get to. So obviously, the one topic that we have to discuss is
35:32
what happened over the weekend Iran attacks Israel. I think it's the first time,
35:37
at least in my lifetime, that they actually have fired weapons from their
35:43
own general space into Israel. So I'll just get out of your way.
35:46
Give me your assessment of what we witnessed. Well, it was not unexpected.
35:52
The Iranians said that they were going to respond to the attack on their
35:59
content with in Damascus, where they lost several senior IRGC cuts Force officers,
36:07
at least one of which was said to have been one of the primary architects
36:12
of the October seventh attacks last year, and they they sent it. Uh
36:23
the attack was imminently unsuccessful. General McKenzie, the former Centcom commander now retired,
36:34
was quoted as saying, you know, anybody who's saying, you know
36:37
that the Iranians deliberately, you know, low ball based I'm using a paraphrase
36:43
here is wrong. That the Iranians sent everything that they had in the western
36:52
part of their country, which is the stuff that can actually reach Israel and
36:59
you know, augmented by others, and it didn't work. This was not
37:04
a deliberate failure on their part to show moderation. It was a failure and
37:10
the Israelis swatted the stuff out of the sky with the help of US and
37:16
several other partners, and leaving this not as a situation where you know,
37:27
Israel and the rest of the regions should be oh, okay, we better
37:30
not do anything because you know, the Iranians gave us a pass on this
37:36
just saved face, So let's back off and leave them alone. I mean,
37:40
if the Israelis want to make that decision, that's their call. I
37:45
think it's ludicrous that the Biden administration is guiding them through an air quotes there
37:52
around guiding in that direction because they think that's the best thing to do.
37:58
It's not their call. If Israel chooses to hit back at the Iranians now
38:06
because one they showed a degree of weakness by their inability to really have an
38:10
effective strike against Israel, or because they do not want to establish a situation
38:21
where if Israel takes out an IRGC cuts forced guy who's operating near Israel against
38:30
Israel's interests, that Iran thinks a suitable response is a masked missile and drone
38:37
attack on the homeland of Israel, and that nobody's ever gonna shoot at them.
38:43
That's a bad precedent to set. Now again, if Israel wants to
38:47
do it that way, that's their call. It's their national interest at stake
38:53
here. But the Biden administration's posturing on this, I think is is wrong.
39:00
And you know, come on, Joe, you're not really the expert
39:07
in this area, dude, and there's Anthony Blinkett, but they persist in
39:14
trying to tell bb Net and Yahoo what the right answer is. You know,
39:19
I guess Biden's taken you know, his foreign policy stuff from Elizabeth Warren
39:24
and Bernie Sanders. But that's not exactly the right pair to be listening to.
39:30
They're one of our closest allies. They're under attack from one of our
39:32
adversaries, our supposed adversaries. Unfortunately, this administration and the Obama administration wanted
39:38
to play nicey nice and you know, foot set with Iran and gave them
39:42
pallets of cash and in Biden's case, let certain restrictions sort of fall out
39:47
of favor and allowed them to get these weapons that they were able to shoot
39:51
at Israel. You know, Israel's our friend. We're supposed to stand with
39:53
our friend. I don't understand this mentality, Steve, and I don't get
39:57
it. Well, it just shows you that the Biden administration, or at
40:01
least several very influential members of the Biden administration, who seems to have the
40:07
president's here as best they can get with the man who's not old, is
40:13
all there and has convinced him that Israel is the problem here and and Iran
40:22
just needs to be playcated and if we do that, everything will be fine.
40:27
I think that's a ridiculously inaccurate assessment of the situation. But that's what
40:34
they persist in trying to do. Oh, we don't want to hit Hamas
40:37
too hard because Iran has said, you're better to leave Hamas alone. Uh,
40:45
you know, don't don't go after Iran after they did this, because
40:50
after all, this is kind of a proportion proportional attack, proportional response to
40:55
what Israel did taken out those generals. No, it's not when we took
41:01
out the general. Admittedly, during the Trump administration, if Iran had done
41:08
this level of attack on the United States in response, what would we have
41:14
said. Would we have said, oh, yeah, okay, that was
41:16
legit. They could have sent three hundred, you know, attack vectors at
41:22
our homeland and we're not going to send anything back to them. I'm sorry.
41:28
I don't think it would have worked that way. I know it wouldn't
41:30
have during the Trump administration when we killed the general, but I don't even
41:35
think it would have worked that way in this administration. But to demand it
41:39
of Israel just seems ridiculously over the top, backstabbing on to Israel and cow
41:49
cowing to the mulls. What do you think the Iranians thought they were going
41:52
to accomplish with this strike? Do you think that they really believe they were
41:58
going to be able to take out a numbumber of military structures. What do
42:01
you think they were looking to do? I do think they were trying to
42:07
put a hurt on Israel. Their stuff, frankly, is not that good.
42:12
It's not that precise. I mean, heck, Israel shot down a
42:15
bunch of stuff directly over the dome of the Rock. So if you know,
42:22
conceivably some of those missiles or drones could have hit the Dome of the
42:29
Rock in Jerusalem. Of course, the Iranians would have said, well,
42:32
that's it's Israel's fault. They made us do it. But the you know,
42:37
so obviously the Iranians are not all that worried about, you know,
42:42
the third most holy spot in Islam. But I think they they thought they
42:50
would hit Israel's nuclear plant, They thought they would kill a bunch of Israeli
42:54
civilians. They thought they were going to make Israel pay a big price in
43:01
you know, the result was that Israel's iron dome, arrow and David's sling
43:08
systems and the different missile defense capabilities that some of the American ships brought,
43:16
the Jordanians the Brits together showed that you know what, Iran, you're a
43:24
weak old man. You're not the big power you think you are, and
43:30
if you try something, you're gonna pay. You know, well, I'm
43:36
not gonna say you'll pay a big price, because the Biden administration doesn't want
43:38
to pay a price, but at the very least, you're gonna lose the
43:42
prestige if you try and do this. So it didn't work out for him,
43:46
but I think it was a full up, honest to goodness attack that
43:52
meant to do harm and just was defeated by the defensive systems that were in
43:58
place. I'm one of the commanders in Iran, and I decide to make
44:01
this bold move and fire three hundred rockets at Israel. It's almost like a
44:07
lose lose If I don't get any through then, like you said, I
44:12
look like a country with really a limited amount of offensive capability, and if
44:16
I do happen to destroy a number of Israeli structures, I'm in their crosshairs.
44:22
Why would I want that? Well, I really think that. You
44:29
know, the Iranians have been looking for a reason to attack Israel up to
44:34
this point. They have chosen to use their proxies because it gives them some
44:40
plausible deniability, right so that they don't get hid in their homeland. But
44:46
this strike in Damascus really stung them. That surprised them that the Israelis would
44:53
reach into Damascus and hit their consolate, which the Israelis have get admitted that
45:00
they did, by the way, and take out those very senior IRGC cuts
45:06
forth generals. So they felt they had to respond, and they had to
45:12
respond strongly, probably for their own domestic consumption as much as their regional reputation
45:21
among you know, their proxies and the other radicals. So they thought,
45:28
particularly looking at the previous responses of the Biden administration towards them and towards Israel,
45:36
that they felt, you know, we're going to do this, We're
45:38
going to kill a bunch of Israelis, and the Biden administration will stop Israel
45:45
from doing anything because they're afraid of a wider war. I don't think a
45:49
wider war is necessarily a guarantee, and and I don't think our concerns are
45:57
the primary ones in play here. It's Israel's analysis, not the United States
46:02
analysis. And Biden needs to understand he is not the revered big shot in
46:10
world affairs that he thinks he is. He's not. He is a really,
46:16
really ineffective foreign policy president right now, and it's showing. Stephen Bucci
46:23
Heritage Foundation s Bucci on Twitter. Follow him there, Steven. It's always
46:29
a pleasure. Wish we had more time to chat about this, but I'm
46:31
sure there's going to be a lot more to talk about as the weeks and
46:36
days unfold here in front of us. But thank you very much heritage dot
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org. Check that out if you can today. All right, we've got
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now called Sacred Trust, Election Integrity and the Will of the People. And
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I talk about this all the time, Congressman, and that's I feel like,
53:16
once we've lost this, the sacred trust of election integrity, we're doomed
53:22
as a country. Would you agree with that? Absolutely? In fact,
53:25
that reality is what drove me both to the title but to the book itself,
53:30
you know. And look, we've got a lot of problems in our
53:31
country. No one would deny that, from the open borders, to the
53:35
economy, to crime, to our global respect and influence, the military.
53:39
I mean, we have so many issues, but I don't know that there
53:44
is any issue of greater significance and importance than the security of our election processes.
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And like you just said, if that is ever compromised, if we
53:53
ever lose the integrity of our elections, then we the people have lost our
54:00
voice and that is what the whole issue is about, and it rates as
54:04
a top concern across the country, and for good reason. We are a
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country of the consent of the governed, and if we lose the ability to
54:14
determine the direction our country is going, and we are, as you said,
54:16
in major trouble. And so yeah, that's what drove me to write
54:21
this book. So or how can we reguarantee the sanctity of the vote where
54:28
people actually have confidence when they go into the voting booth and cast their ballot.
54:31
How can they be guaranteed that it's going to count and it's not going
54:36
to be manipulated. Is the genie out of the bottle? Is it too
54:39
late? Well, I mean the genie perhaps maybe out of the bottle,
54:43
and certainly in some states and in some capacity. But at the same time,
54:46
there has been tremendous efforts to stuff the genie back in the bottle.
54:51
Multiple states all across the country have enacted some significant election integrity laws over the
54:58
last couple of years, and that's a good sign. Also, of course,
55:00
the encouragement for people to be involved as poll watchers and whatever capacity they
55:07
can. The more boots on the ground, the more eyes on the ground
55:08
who are watching the processes and blowing the whistle, so to speak, if
55:14
they see some questionable activity. All of it is part of it. But
55:16
look, at the end of the day, this is our country, and
55:22
at the epicenter of the direction this country takes is the integrity of the ballot
55:27
box. And so this is an issue that all of us share a degree
55:31
of responsibility to place pressure and continue pressure on our elected officials in the state,
55:38
in the various states where we live, to urge them to protect our
55:43
elections and to try the best we can to keep that pressure on even in
55:46
blue states where it's difficult perhaps to do that. We've got to be organized
55:52
enough to keep putting pressure on to secure our elections, and then we the
55:55
people have to be present and alert to make sure that that's stay in place.
56:00
But it's kind of a good news bad neues in that the genie is
56:05
out, but the genie is also being stuff back in all the same time.
56:08
So we've got to be vigilant on this issue and make sure we do
56:12
our part. We are talking to Jody Heist, Congressman's Sacred Trust is the
56:15
name of his book Election Integrity and the will of the people. So I'll
56:19
ask you a two part question. One is apathy going to kill the election
56:23
process? And two? Are Democrats just better cheaters than Republicans? Those are
56:29
both two really really good questions, And of course you know I don't know
56:32
the answer to it. I'm seeking the answer of those things as much as
56:35
you are. But there is no question that apathy with something as sacred as
56:39
you will as our ballot and our right, our duty as citizens to elect
56:46
our representatives and thereby the policies under which we will be lived, that we
56:52
will live under, that has to be protected. And it takes, unfortunately
56:57
these days, perhaps more than any other point in our it takes all of
57:00
us being engaged in this to make sure that the sacredness of our elections are
57:06
not taken away from us. And your second question, yeah, I hear
57:08
people all the time ask them, do they chief better than us? You
57:13
know? To me, regardless, we have to protect the elections we've got.
57:16
The best way to determine a counterfeit dollar is to know exactly what a
57:20
dollar looks like. Rather than looking at all the counterfeits out there, know
57:23
that you know what the real thing looks like. So you recognize something false
57:28
when it shows up. The same applies when it comes to elections. What
57:31
we have to do is everything in our power to defend protect the integrity of
57:38
the election box in every way we can, and thereby will recognize, hopefully
57:45
if there's some shenanigans taking place. But we've just got to stay vigilant on
57:50
this issue because it is becoming seemingly more and more of a problem. That
57:55
seems with every election. So I know technology is ever evolving, but it
58:00
seems like voting would be infinitely less corruptible if we had a single day of
58:09
voting and paper ballot. I know technology is zooming along at light speed,
58:15
but that seems like that would work the best to cut out any of the
58:21
improprieties that we see now. Jodie High's Sacred Trust is the name of the
58:24
book Election Integrity and the Will of the People, and Jodi is the founding
58:30
member, a founding member and leader of the House Freedom Talkers. Soon,
58:32
Jody, we appreciate your time as always and we wish you the best of
58:36
luck with the book, but unfortunately I am out of time. Wayne Alan
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