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Wayne Allyn Root WAR RAW 11/22/24 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 3: All right, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to the
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Speaker 4: My name is Lee Elsie and on Fridays, I got.
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Speaker 3: down the road that I've taken us down before. And
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Speaker 3: the reason why I'm going to take us down that
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Speaker 3: road again because I watched and I listened to some
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Speaker 3: testimony this week the Lake Andiley case, and it flat
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Speaker 3: out in furiated me. So I'm going to play some
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Speaker 3: of the testimonies, some of the audio here in a second.
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Speaker 3: But what essentially you're going to hear is that the government,
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Speaker 3: the United States of America, through taxpayer funded dollars, sent
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Speaker 3: this monster, this gang banger, from New York to Georgia
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Speaker 3: on your dime, where then he proceeded to brutally murder
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Speaker 3: an innocent girl. That is why I'm angry today, and
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Speaker 3: I want to play the audio of that testimony and else.
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Speaker 1: That you've got to know that you live with while
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Speaker 1: you were here in.
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Speaker 5: Carlos, Hernandez, And how did you get to Athens?
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Speaker 1: You gotta Athens and your Perimus in Manhattan, in New York,
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Speaker 1: we asked in Manhattan and hotel Brucevel Roosevelt.
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Speaker 6: The Manhattan in Manhattan, we requested for a humanitarian fly
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Speaker 6: to come here to Atlanta.
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Speaker 1: And when was that around the ninth tenth of September.
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Speaker 1: And where did you go when you were ribbed in Athens?
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Speaker 1: I guando Ugoa, Athens.
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Speaker 5: iPort to the airport iporto Atlanta jets.
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Speaker 3: All right, just that was that was the roommate of
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Speaker 3: friend of the killer. So just think about that. Let
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Speaker 3: that sink in for a second. So we took an
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Speaker 3: illegal gang member by their quest, flew him and his
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Speaker 3: friend from New York City to Georgia on taxpayer money,
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Speaker 3: all funded by tax payer money, with money in his
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Speaker 3: pocket from tax payer money. This is why Trump wanted
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Speaker 3: a landslide. You know, eight months ago, nine months ago,
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Speaker 3: I told you immigration was going to be the topic
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Speaker 3: that sent everybody over the edge, simmered itself, and the
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Speaker 3: Dems did the best they could to tamp it down.
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Speaker 3: It was always there, and you were smarter than I
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Speaker 3: really thought. You understood it much better than I thought.
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Speaker 3: You get it the fact that your money was being
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Speaker 3: siphoned off, robbed essentially to fund this absolute chaos, this debauchery,
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Speaker 3: this treasonous activity by letting millions of people, legal people
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Speaker 3: into this country, unvetted, unchecked, and then on top of that,
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Speaker 3: giving them over a half a trillion dollars in tax
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Speaker 3: spire dollars in tax paramney insanity. So I wanted to
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Speaker 3: revisit a few things that I would do if I
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Speaker 3: were President of the United States, if I were in charge,
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Speaker 3: things that I would try to implement almost immediately upon
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Speaker 3: taking that office. I've talked about this before, but here
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Speaker 3: are some recommendations. But things that need to happen. Remain
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Speaker 3: in Mexico. You have to reinstate, remain in Mexico. The
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Speaker 3: program requiring asylum seekers to stay in Mexico while their
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Speaker 3: cases are being processed, the idea that anyone can just
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Speaker 3: walk in willy nilly claim asylum, then have to go
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Speaker 3: on a long list until their case is heard. It's
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Speaker 3: an absolute crime that they rescinded this Act. Number two
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Speaker 3: military strikes on cartels. This has to happen. Your sons,
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Speaker 3: your daughters are dying of fetanyl poison. There's a sex
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Speaker 3: traffic at the border. Again, this is something we've talked
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Speaker 3: about a million different times. But since I'm rejuvenated, by
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Speaker 3: the testimony yesterday. In this case, I'm fired up and
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Speaker 3: ticked off. I'm going to bring it up again. Military
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Speaker 3: strikes against the cartels. Pick up the phone, call the
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Speaker 3: Mexican President. Here's what I'm doing, clear the way it's happening.
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Speaker 3: Number three, Enhanced border workforce and vetting. Significantly increased the
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Speaker 3: number of border agents and immigration officers and implement a
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Speaker 3: state of the art vetting system. What we have is archaic,
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Speaker 3: and to me, it's done purposely to create a problem
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Speaker 3: for zero tolerance for lawbreakers. You're a criminal. You ain't
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Speaker 3: getting in period. Why do I want you in? Why
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Speaker 3: do I want you here? If you're a criminal, Why
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Speaker 3: explain it to me? Zero tolerance, Zero advanced security at
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Speaker 3: the border, technology wise, drones, anything and everything that we
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Speaker 3: have at our disposal in our arsenal put in place
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Speaker 3: to stop folks from coming across the border. Here's one
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Speaker 3: that nobody seems to talk about from the Republican side.
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Speaker 3: Severe and I'm talking about severe penalties for companies who
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Speaker 3: violate immigration law.
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Speaker 4: You hire people who are not supposed to be here.
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Speaker 3: We're going to find you, then find you again and
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Speaker 3: find you until we make you bleed. And eventually if
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Speaker 3: it gets to a certain point, we'll make it a
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Speaker 3: criminal offense. We'll put you in jail if you keep
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Speaker 3: hiring illegals. State and local law enforcement partnerships. I know
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Speaker 3: this is a state by state situation, but we figure
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Speaker 3: out a way. Either we withhold funding somehow, but we
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Speaker 3: get ice involved with each and every state. And if
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Speaker 3: you want to be a ned LaMotte and play tough
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Speaker 3: guy with the federal government as far as immigration, and
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Speaker 3: you want to be a sanctuary state or a sanctuary city,
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Speaker 3: you're funding in different areas getting cut period, and invest
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Speaker 3: in a comprehensive visa tracking system to identify and remove.
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Speaker 7: Individuals who overstay their visas.
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Speaker 3: If you're somebody who comes in here to go to
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Speaker 3: school and you just sort of slip into the background
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Speaker 3: and you think you're going to get away with it. No, sorry,
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Speaker 3: there's rules, there's regulations, there's law, and there's order, and
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Speaker 3: when that is upended, people die.
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Speaker 7: So those are just a few. I have more, but
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Speaker 7: I see I'm running short on time.
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Speaker 3: So I know we've talked about immigration until we're you know,
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Speaker 3: my my face is blue and your ears are blue.
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Speaker 7: I know we've talked about it.
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Speaker 3: It's been the number one issue certainly been to me.
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Speaker 3: It's been a sinister situation. It hasn't been something that
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Speaker 3: was done out of love and compassion by the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 3: Don't ever think for a second that the Dems did
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Speaker 3: this because they care about people, They care about people
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Speaker 3: of color and want to give them opportunity. That is
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Speaker 3: I wish I could swear on the air because this
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Speaker 3: would be a perfect time.
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Speaker 7: But that is garbage. It is.
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Speaker 3: They are a tool and a toy of the Dems,
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Speaker 3: like on a chessboard, to move around, to try to
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Speaker 3: manipulate things, and they've done a brilliant job of it
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Speaker 3: because the Republicans either they didn't have any power or
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Speaker 3: had no will to stop it. Now, with case after
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Speaker 3: case after case like the Riley case, the American people
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Speaker 3: have said, you know, we've had enough of this.
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Speaker 7: And on top of that, not just the.
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Speaker 3: Criminal aspect of it, even if there was no crime,
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Speaker 3: even if not one illegal immigrant committed a crime, how
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Speaker 3: do you justify spending a half a trillion dollars in
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Speaker 3: the last four years on programs, and I'm talking federal
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Speaker 3: money and state money to prop up people from other
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Speaker 3: countries while you have American citizens homeless, American citizens sleeping
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Speaker 3: under bridges, veterans, You've got a drug addictions in a
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Speaker 3: situation in this country which is through the roof. You've
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Speaker 3: got people living in poverty, You've got kids going to
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Speaker 3: bed hungry, and yet you're.
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Speaker 4: Waving in millions of unvetted people. You try to tell
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Speaker 4: me that's not criminal.
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Speaker 7: It's a criminal on enterprise, is what it is. That's
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Speaker 7: exactly what the Democrats are.
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Speaker 3: A treasonous, treacherous, criminal enterprise. That's what a legal immigration is.
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Speaker 3: There's no love and care in the hearts of the
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Speaker 3: folks who are behind it. It's all manipulation. It was
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Speaker 3: all designed to hip the balance of power from one
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Speaker 3: side to another. That's what I think. By the way,
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Speaker 3: A couple other things, the International Criminal court issued arrest
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Speaker 7: This is why you can't take these people seriously.
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Speaker 3: He, along with a couple other folks, are charged with
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Speaker 3: war crimes against humanity in the Israeli Hamas War. That's
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Speaker 3: simply another pathetic example of how the world has turned
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Speaker 3: on its axis. Biden and his administration are quietly loosening
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Speaker 3: immigration policies before Trump takes office, making it again harder
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Speaker 3: and harder and harder and harder and harder for Trump
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Speaker 3: to try to implement policies that are rational insane, in
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Speaker 3: disastrous scenario that's unfolding in Ukraine as well. So the
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Speaker 3: is well the leader as far as the Democrats, as
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Speaker 7: I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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Speaker 3: I don't understand this Jesse Smolette case. Apparently they overturned
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21:51
Speaker 3: My name is Lee Elsie joining me right now from
21:53
Speaker 3: the Heritage Foundation.
21:56
Speaker 4: He is a full blown colonel. His name is Stephen Bouci,
21:59
Speaker 4: and yeah, we chat with Buci just about every.
22:02
Speaker 3: Single week, certainly every week on my morning show. I
22:04
Speaker 3: try to bring him up on the national stage as well.
22:07
Speaker 3: It's always great to talk to him. So Biden has,
22:10
Speaker 3: I guess, unleashed these long range missiles and it's giving
22:15
Speaker 3: now the Ukrainians an opportunity to use them against Russia.
22:21
Speaker 4: Is this a game changer?
22:22
Speaker 7: Stephen?
22:24
Speaker 6: I don't think this is going to be the game
22:26
Speaker 6: changer some people think. Will it sting Putin? Yeah, because
22:31
Speaker 6: there's going to be some targets hit inside of Russia,
22:35
Speaker 6: particularly those units or command and control nodes that are
22:39
Speaker 6: very close to where the Ukrainian troops are. This could be,
22:44
Speaker 6: you know, add some definite capability to go in and
22:50
Speaker 6: strike those targets. This is not you know, He's suddenly
22:53
Speaker 6: not going to be raining head down on Moscow every day.
22:57
Speaker 6: It's not that kind of capability. And from what I understand,
23:01
Speaker 6: he's already thumping his chest and saying this is too much.
23:04
Speaker 6: We're gonna go to war with NATO or something like that.
23:08
Speaker 6: I would not buy that. Putin's been threatening to go
23:14
Speaker 6: to use tactical nukes or even strategic nukes since this
23:19
Speaker 6: thing started. If anybody in NATO did X, they did
23:24
Speaker 6: X and he didn't do anything, then he said, if
23:25
Speaker 6: they do, why this is what I'm gonna do and
23:28
Speaker 6: they did why and he didn't do anything. So Putin's
23:31
Speaker 6: coming to the end of his rope. Frankly, you know,
23:34
Speaker 6: when you've got a call for a couple of thousand
23:37
Speaker 6: troops from North Korea, that doesn't say much about your
23:40
Speaker 6: ability to produce patriot troops to fight for your cause.
23:46
Speaker 6: And when targets in Russia start getting hit, that's going
23:50
Speaker 6: to put more domestic pressure on him than was there before.
23:56
Speaker 6: So will this, I think will be a net benefit
24:00
Speaker 6: for the Ukrainians. Will it radically change the war in
24:06
Speaker 6: any way? I don't think so.
24:07
Speaker 3: I guess I've always been curious, and you've done your
24:10
Speaker 3: best to lead us through this strange darkness. But now
24:13
Speaker 3: I've always thought, you know, we're arming these folks to
24:17
Speaker 3: fight this battle, and you know we put restrictions on
24:20
Speaker 3: what we you know, what we give them, and how
24:22
Speaker 3: much we give them, and how they can in particular,
24:24
Speaker 3: how they can use some of the equipment that we
24:26
Speaker 3: give them. I could never really understand that either we're
24:28
Speaker 3: in or we're out. Can you explain again why we
24:30
Speaker 3: put restrictions on some of the stuff that we give them.
24:33
Speaker 6: It is part of our laws dealing with what we
24:38
Speaker 6: call security assistance. Are our sales of weapons or our
24:43
Speaker 6: transfer of weapons to friendly nations, mostly because on the
24:49
Speaker 6: left there's always been people who have said, oh, this
24:52
Speaker 6: is terrible' you're helping war. You can't let them use
24:56
Speaker 6: that for that. You can only use it, you know,
24:59
Speaker 6: for the defensive purposes, not for offensive purposes or something
25:03
Speaker 6: like that, depending on the weapons system we're talking about.
25:07
Speaker 6: So it frankly, those kind of silly restrictions tend to
25:12
Speaker 6: be put on mostly by you know, the Bernie Sanders
25:16
Speaker 6: of the world, not the Donald Trumps. You know, Trump
25:21
Speaker 6: tends to be very pragmatic, very utilitarian. If this works,
25:27
Speaker 6: do it, get it done, and so we can move
25:29
Speaker 6: on and do business. So that that's where it comes from.
25:34
Speaker 6: So it's part of our legal structure, and we have
25:37
Speaker 6: to play by those rules. You know, the Department of Defense,
25:41
Speaker 6: together with the Department of State work together on the
25:46
Speaker 6: transfer or sale of American arms or systems to other countries,
25:52
Speaker 6: and they have to live under those structures of laws.
25:56
Speaker 6: I agree with you, if you're going to help one
25:58
Speaker 6: side or the other, help them, give them what they need,
26:02
Speaker 6: tell them to use it. You know, obviously you're probably
26:05
Speaker 6: gonna put some restrictions, don't deliberately target civilians with them,
26:09
Speaker 6: that sort of thing. But beyond that, it should be
26:13
Speaker 6: we're on your side, we're going to help you. We're
26:16
Speaker 6: not going to fight with you yet, but we'll do
26:18
Speaker 6: this this arms transfer stuff. But we want you guys
26:22
Speaker 6: to win, so go for it.
26:24
Speaker 1: Right.
26:24
Speaker 6: But that's not a lot more politics than that.
26:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, But from my novice point of view, if you
26:31
Speaker 3: are put in a situation that becomes much more devastating to.
26:38
Speaker 7: Your own people.
26:38
Speaker 3: Where now we're getting news reports that the Ukrainians are
26:43
Speaker 3: reigning missiles down on Russia and the interior of Russia.
26:48
Speaker 3: If I'm Putin, you know, I take the gloves off.
26:51
Speaker 3: If they're on right, I'm using everything at my disposal
26:55
Speaker 3: to eliminate my enemy.
26:57
Speaker 6: Yeah, clearly that's a possibility. There's no doubt. You'd never
27:01
Speaker 6: know what somebody like Putin. Is he going to do
27:04
Speaker 6: something that to you? And I might seem irrational, you know,
27:08
Speaker 6: like suddenly using tactical moves. As I've said before, I
27:13
Speaker 6: don't discount the possibility of that. I just think it's
27:17
Speaker 6: not the thing we should be making our decisions on
27:20
Speaker 6: because I don't think it's as big a possibility as
27:24
Speaker 6: Putin wants us to think, nor do I think it's
27:27
Speaker 6: as big a possibility as some of our analysts believe.
27:30
Speaker 6: I think Putin understands if he crosses certain lines, the
27:37
Speaker 6: cost to him is going to be way more than
27:39
Speaker 6: he's willing to pay, and using of nuclear weapons would
27:43
Speaker 6: fall into that category in my mind. But you do
27:46
Speaker 6: have to pay attention to it. So he could escalate,
27:50
Speaker 6: but I think he could also just say, you know what,
27:54
Speaker 6: we're done, We're out of here. We're we're going to
27:57
Speaker 6: leave our troops where they are, stay away from us,
28:00
Speaker 6: and we'll leave you alone and back up. And there
28:04
Speaker 6: would be enormous international pressure on Zelensky to not try
28:10
Speaker 6: and eject them from all the other areas that they
28:13
Speaker 6: had before this most recent invasion. I think if we
28:18
Speaker 6: could go back to that, that's not gonna make the
28:21
Speaker 6: Ukrainians happy. They'd like their whole country back then, I understand,
28:25
Speaker 6: but that that may not be in the cars.
28:29
Speaker 3: So, assuming you know Trump steps in which I think
28:31
Speaker 3: we all think he's going to, you'd mentioned it that
28:34
Speaker 3: he'd have this thing over in a day, which seems
28:37
Speaker 3: hard to believe, but that's that's what.
28:38
Speaker 4: He had said.
28:39
Speaker 3: But I mean, if he steps in and tries to
28:41
Speaker 3: broke or some kind of peace steal, what do you
28:43
Speaker 3: see as that peace steal?
28:44
Speaker 4: Who gets what?
28:46
Speaker 6: I think you would probably see, at at best, depending
28:51
Speaker 6: on whether you're Russian or Ukrainian, that they would go
28:54
Speaker 6: back to the before this invasion. So the land that
28:58
Speaker 6: they took in two thousand four Team Crimea, the little
29:02
Speaker 6: slice of eastern Ukraine would probably stay under Russian control,
29:08
Speaker 6: and that's where the predominant number of ethnic Russians live,
29:14
Speaker 6: and you know, probably some concessions on Ukraine using the
29:19
Speaker 6: ports and being able to transit in the Black Sea
29:24
Speaker 6: without interference. There would probably also be some of the
29:29
Speaker 6: funds that people have frozen that belonged to Russia would
29:34
Speaker 6: be given to Ukraine for rebuilding. I think that if
29:38
Speaker 6: they could jazz up that end of it, that might
29:42
Speaker 6: make it more attractive for the Ukrainians to say yes to,
29:46
Speaker 6: because they got a heck of a rebuilding job to
29:49
Speaker 6: do even if everything did stop today. So I think
29:53
Speaker 6: there's some possibility of that. Again, as I say, if
29:56
Speaker 6: Ukrainians are not going to be happy and we'd have
30:00
Speaker 6: to try and get some sort of mechanism that assures
30:05
Speaker 6: that Russia, you know, six months from now, when they're
30:08
Speaker 6: they've rebuilt some stuff and they're feeling froggy again, don't
30:11
Speaker 6: turn around and suddenly come into Ukraine again. But that's
30:15
Speaker 6: that's gonna be tough to do. So I don't think
30:18
Speaker 6: Trump's going to do it in a day, but I
30:21
Speaker 6: think he is going to come at it with a
30:23
Speaker 6: little different pupil and that may give an opportunity to
30:29
Speaker 6: come up with some options on the table that the
30:32
Speaker 6: Bide administration would not have considered.
30:35
Speaker 3: Chances are am I paying for the rebuild.
30:38
Speaker 6: The American.
30:41
Speaker 4: Citizens?
30:41
Speaker 2: Now?
30:42
Speaker 6: I hope not. I think you an enormous what ideally
30:48
Speaker 6: would be a Marshall plan, this time funded by the
30:52
Speaker 6: rest of Europe, not by the United States. I think
30:56
Speaker 6: the United States would probably play a role in it.
30:58
Speaker 6: I think a lot of American business would like to
31:01
Speaker 6: play a role in it because they could make a
31:04
Speaker 6: lot of money. But who actually puts the bill?
31:07
Speaker 2: You know?
31:08
Speaker 6: Will we pay into it? Probably some, but not the
31:12
Speaker 6: whole thing, and not even the majority of it. So
31:16
Speaker 6: it might be worthwhile to have a now a rebuilt
31:20
Speaker 6: solid Ukraine. There. Ukraine is kind of important to the
31:26
Speaker 6: global economy. They are one of the biggest, if not
31:29
Speaker 6: the biggest producer of week in the whole world. Uh,
31:34
Speaker 6: that is not an insignificant thing, now are They're not
31:38
Speaker 6: really a competitor to us, But it is something that
31:41
Speaker 6: we watch and worry about because we do care about
31:45
Speaker 6: people starving. And that's kind of what's been going on.
31:49
Speaker 3: Colonel Stephen Bucci is with US Heritage Foundation Heritage dot org.
31:52
Speaker 3: You can find out stuff about him there or go
31:55
Speaker 3: to Sbucci on the X. So explain to me if
31:58
Speaker 3: you can, how the kind of gone can fail a
32:01
Speaker 3: seventh thought in a row And well, I just can't
32:03
Speaker 3: find eight hundred and twenty four billion dollars.
32:05
Speaker 4: I don't know what.
32:06
Speaker 3: Maybe I put it in the other pants or the
32:08
Speaker 3: other jacket pocket, I don't know, but eight hundred and
32:11
Speaker 3: twenty four billion.
32:12
Speaker 6: It's the winter, the winter coaching.
32:14
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it must be in the must be in
32:16
Speaker 3: the way, sure, sure, sure, must be in the winter cloak.
32:18
Speaker 6: Yeah good. When they're fighting wars is never going to
32:22
Speaker 6: be one hundred percent. You know, there's stuff that happens,
32:26
Speaker 6: Things are done outside of protocols, and you lose track
32:31
Speaker 6: of things. Eight one hundred billion dollars. That's a bit much,
32:35
Speaker 6: you know that. That's not you lost a couple of
32:38
Speaker 6: suitcases of cash that we're going to some warlord to
32:42
Speaker 6: get them to do something. This is like major amounts
32:45
Speaker 6: of money, even for good and and the cavalier response
32:50
Speaker 6: of good after the announcement that they had failed this
32:55
Speaker 6: audit again is mind blowing. You know, they should at
33:00
Speaker 6: least be you know, hat in hand, rubbing their hands,
33:03
Speaker 6: going you know, yeah, we're gonna work on it. You know, well,
33:07
Speaker 6: well we're gonna find it. We're gonna pass the next one. Instead,
33:10
Speaker 6: there's going, meh, what's the big deal? Uh, that's just ridiculous, right,
33:15
Speaker 6: and it needs to stop.
33:18
Speaker 4: Well, I agree with you again wholeheartedly. We got to run, Steven.
33:22
Speaker 8: It's always a pleasure that Colonel Stephen Booths are joining us.
33:26
Speaker 4: Always love getting his opinion on a lot of this stuff.
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Speaker 3: that's gonna get me furious. So I'm gonna get mad
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Speaker 3: and then walk out the door. So that's what's gonna
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Speaker 3: happen here. But riddled me this, batman. Why is it
36:57
Speaker 3: that seemingly everyone who is on the transgender spectrum, not everybody,
37:04
Speaker 3: but almost everybody seemingly has a violent streak to them.
37:11
Speaker 3: Why is that females wanting to be males, in particular,
37:14
Speaker 3: males wanting to be females all have this ferocity inside
37:20
Speaker 3: them for whatever reason.
37:21
Speaker 4: I mean, clearly, you can see it with.
37:25
Speaker 3: The looks of some of the females who try to
37:27
Speaker 3: be males, right they have to act a certain way,
37:31
Speaker 3: the bravado, to try to make it appear as if
37:35
Speaker 3: they are much more masculine.
37:37
Speaker 7: Than they are.
37:37
Speaker 3: I mean, their body parts are still very much female,
37:41
Speaker 3: yet they cut their hair very very short, and they wear
37:44
Speaker 3: clothes that's very masculine. And of course they have to
37:47
Speaker 3: be over aggressive. We see that all the time in videos.
37:51
Speaker 3: But even more dangerous than that, oh much more dangerous
37:56
Speaker 3: than that, are the biological men who want to appear
38:00
Speaker 3: you're as females, And in many cases going on out
38:04
Speaker 3: of their way to be violent towards females. And I
38:09
Speaker 3: don't know if you're following this, but I thought this
38:11
Speaker 3: was worthy of a conversation up on Capitol Hill.
38:15
Speaker 4: Rep. Nancy Mace is pushing hard with bills.
38:18
Speaker 3: Because they're the first transgender person has been elected to Congress.
38:26
Speaker 3: And there's a question out there as to where are
38:28
Speaker 3: they going to go to the bathroom. It's a man
38:30
Speaker 3: biological and will they go to the bathroom be allowed
38:34
Speaker 3: to go to the bathroom in the female bathroom, the
38:37
Speaker 3: woman's room.
38:40
Speaker 4: Again, Nancy May says no.
38:43
Speaker 3: And she's introduced some legislation to push back on that.
38:47
Speaker 3: And good for her now that being said. Out there
38:50
Speaker 3: in the world of social media, the sewer that is
38:53
Speaker 3: social media, there is a transgender who posted up on
38:58
Speaker 3: the Instagram having this to say.
39:00
Speaker 9: The video goes out to Congresswoman Nancy Nace. Congresswoman Nancy Mace,
39:05
Speaker 9: I hope that one day I do find you in
39:07
Speaker 9: that woman's bathroom and I grab you're ready looking and
39:12
Speaker 9: drag your face down to the floor while I repeatedly
39:16
Speaker 9: bash it and and so the blood's everywhere and you're dead.
39:22
Speaker 9: Thank you.
39:23
Speaker 5: I hope.
39:25
Speaker 9: That Nancy Nace receives this message.
39:27
Speaker 7: Well, so there you go.
39:29
Speaker 3: That's a transgender man. He's a man wanting to be
39:34
Speaker 3: a female. Clearly, he is not a female. And to me,
39:40
Speaker 3: that is that's a threatening clearly. So that person should
39:44
Speaker 3: be arrested immediately. I don't know whether or not they
39:47
Speaker 3: have been, but that person should be. It's threatening her
39:51
Speaker 3: well being, her life for that matter.
39:54
Speaker 4: And the rep was.
39:55
Speaker 3: Tracked down on the street in front of the Capitol
39:57
Speaker 3: and asked the question by the Gateway Pundit of about
40:00
Speaker 3: her legislation to protect women late.
40:03
Speaker 2: For standing up for women and women's rights, A man
40:06
Speaker 2: has no business in no place in a women's restroom,
40:08
Speaker 2: in our changing room, in a locker room.
40:10
Speaker 4: This fight starts here, it starts down.
40:12
Speaker 2: I'm not going to stop with Capitol Hill be filing
40:14
Speaker 2: multiple bills to protect women and girls all across the country.
40:17
Speaker 1: It's incredible.
40:18
Speaker 4: Yeah, we need to protect women's rights, protect their rights.
40:20
Speaker 4: That's just the same face exactly. And I'm literally getting
40:23
Speaker 4: death threats from the left.
40:24
Speaker 3: You know, why, why does some guy who dresses like
40:27
Speaker 3: a girl, why does he feel it's okay to threaten
40:29
Speaker 3: to kill me for standing up for women's rights.
40:31
Speaker 4: These people are crazy.
40:32
Speaker 8: It's insane.
40:33
Speaker 1: It's out of.
40:34
Speaker 8: Control, really is.
40:35
Speaker 3: So let me ask you guys this question. It's really
40:37
Speaker 3: simple question. I mean, it's a common sense question. You've
40:41
Speaker 3: got a biological man. I don't care what they pretend
40:44
Speaker 3: to be, women, elephant, giraffe. Goat the thought of a
40:49
Speaker 3: biological man, fully intact, biological man, just because they have
40:53
Speaker 3: a wig on, just because they have a dress on.
40:56
Speaker 3: Walking into the women's room in the capital, in this case,
41:02
Speaker 3: in a school, in a doctor's office, anywhere where common sense,
41:08
Speaker 3: sane human beings congregate makes absolutely no sense to me.
41:15
Speaker 3: It is absurd that we are still having this discussion
41:20
Speaker 3: about this issue. If you are a biological man or
41:25
Speaker 3: a biological boy, you go to the bathroom, in the
41:31
Speaker 3: men's room or the boy's room, period, you are the
41:36
Speaker 3: one that needs to feel uncomfortable, not the ninety nine
41:41
Speaker 3: point eight seven six percent of the rest of the population.
41:46
Speaker 3: You're the one if in fact, you've chosen a life
41:50
Speaker 3: of theatrics and you've decided to live your life as
41:57
Speaker 3: a female.
41:58
Speaker 4: And I'm particularly.
41:59
Speaker 3: Talking to the men who put on the dresses and
42:02
Speaker 3: the wigs, because you're much more dangerous than the females
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Speaker 3: who want to act as though they are men, because
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Speaker 3: I know the testosterone is still running through your cells.
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Speaker 4: No matter how much hormone intake you have, you're still
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Speaker 4: a man.
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Speaker 7: Not much of a man, but you're a man nonetheless.
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Speaker 3: And to make the women feel uncomfortable and insecure and
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Speaker 3: you have to squat to pee and you have to
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Speaker 3: do it in a female's bathroom, Well, I'm glad Rep.
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Speaker 3: Mace is standing up for herself, and as we have
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Speaker 3: will stand up for all the natural females as well.
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