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ROOT REACTION w/ Wayne Allyn Root 06-12-25 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 2: Welcome the show.
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Speaker 3: Great to be with you. Today is Thursday, moving right along.
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Speaker 3: We're almost at Friday. Good old, thank god, it's Friday.
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Speaker 3: It's the twelfth of June. Man, do you realize in
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Speaker 3: two weeks it's July. We're halfway through the year and
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Speaker 3: we're close to Christmas.
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Speaker 2: When you get to.
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Speaker 3: July, all you got left July August, September, October, four
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Speaker 3: months and then you're in Christmas season, November on Christmas season. Amazing,
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Speaker 3: how fast things you're going? All right, So lots of things.
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Speaker 2: In the news. Not quite sure where to start.
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Speaker 3: What would be the most important story, you know, even
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Speaker 3: though the riots are the most important story within the
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Speaker 3: United States. I'm gonna start with Israel reportedly gearing up
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Speaker 3: to bomb Iran. I was the first guy to bring
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Speaker 3: that to you yesterday when no one else even knew
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Speaker 3: about it.
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Speaker 2: It was breaking news, and I wasn't even sure if
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Speaker 2: it was true.
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Speaker 3: I had to say, you know, I can't verify this,
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Speaker 3: but it appears the United States evacuating all their embassies
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Speaker 3: in the Middle East in preparation for Israel bombing Iran's
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Speaker 3: nuclear facilities and in.
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Speaker 2: Preparation for what will come next.
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Speaker 3: Will Iran then try and bomb American air bases as
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Speaker 3: well as attack Israel. So the Middle East is a
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Speaker 3: powder keg. World War three is about to begin.
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Speaker 2: Or maybe not. Right, it's two things that could happen.
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Speaker 3: I could stop world War three in the Middle East. Again,
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Speaker 3: I think Ukraine is probably the most likely place for World.
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Speaker 2: War three to start. But in the Middle East, two
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Speaker 2: things could happen.
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Speaker 3: One, Israel could bomb their nuclear facilities and take them out,
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Speaker 3: and then they have no way to attack in a
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Speaker 3: big way back and that will not cause World War
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Speaker 3: three but prevent World War three.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: And number two, it could just be a bluff by
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Speaker 3: Israel and President Trump. Right in front of negotiations with
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Speaker 3: Iran to get them to come to the table and
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Speaker 3: negotiate and give in and compromise and not build nuclear weapons.
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Speaker 3: Right it could be, so we don't really know what
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Speaker 3: this is all about, but we know they are. In fact,
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Speaker 3: the United States is evacuating bases, non essential personnel and
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Speaker 3: wives and children of the soldiers and of the statesman
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Speaker 3: and the ambassadors, State Department employees, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 3: from all the American embassies and from all the military
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Speaker 3: based in the Middle Least. They're evacuating the Iraqi embassy
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Speaker 3: as we speak right now because they are expecting Iran
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Speaker 3: to hit and hit hard if Israel in fact is
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Speaker 3: going to bomb Iran.
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Speaker 2: So lots of things going on right now, and.
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Speaker 3: Warnings by some conservative leaders that if Trump allows this,
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Speaker 3: first of all, it's none of his business to allow
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Speaker 3: it or not.
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Speaker 2: There's no allow. Israel's independent nation. They could do what
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Speaker 2: they want to do. Trump doesn't have to allow it.
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Speaker 3: Democrats were used to Biden saying no to Israel with
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Speaker 3: everything Israel wanted. Trump's not going to do that. So
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Speaker 3: they're like, if you allow this, you're gonna split the
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Speaker 3: Conservative faction.
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Speaker 2: People will be so angry. Well, which conservative faction are
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Speaker 2: we talking about?
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Speaker 3: You mean, like Candice Owens who now hates Jews and
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Speaker 3: says nice things about Nazis is.
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Speaker 2: I know you're talking about that the faction, because I.
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Speaker 3: Would say ninety nine percent of all Conservatives, Patriots and
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Speaker 3: Christians love Israel and support Israel. And there's a one
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Speaker 3: percent now that has a hatred for Israel on the right,
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Speaker 3: and of course most on the left of hatred for Israel.
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Speaker 3: So I really don't care what they think. I'm America first.
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Speaker 2: All the way. By the way, I'd much rather avoid
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Speaker 2: World War III.
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Speaker 3: But if the way to stop Iran from nuking Israel,
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Speaker 3: or nuking American interests like American bases around the world,
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Speaker 3: or nuking even America with the right missile that travels
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Speaker 3: the right distance, if we can avoid that forever by
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Speaker 3: knocking out their nuclear capabilities, I say, Israel, go do it.
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Speaker 2: So I don't know what's gonna happen.
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Speaker 3: I think it's you know, probably fifty to fifty fifty percent.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna happen fifty percent. Trump is just using this.
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Speaker 3: As a negotiation, and he's gonna get I ran scared,
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Speaker 3: and this is the way.
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Speaker 2: To do it. And that's the two things I want
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Speaker 2: to happen.
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Speaker 3: Either scare around to death and bring them to the
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Speaker 3: table to negotiate and give up their nuclear ambitions, or bomb.
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Speaker 2: Them to hell. These are vicious people. These are mentally
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Speaker 2: insane people.
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Speaker 3: These are like the people that carried hamas, who carried
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Speaker 3: out the October seventh attack and killed women and children
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Speaker 3: and babies and rape them before they kill them.
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Speaker 2: These are crazy.
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Speaker 3: Religious fanatics and the world's a better place if we
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Speaker 3: wipe them out, but particularly if we wipe out their
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Speaker 3: nuclear capability. So we shall see, we shall see what
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Speaker 3: it all means. But it's a scary moment, you know,
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Speaker 3: because we are very close to World War three on
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Speaker 3: a whole variety of fronts. Number one would be Ukraine Russia.
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Speaker 3: I think it's very clear Europe the U wants World
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Speaker 3: War three, and Zelensky and Ukraine want World War three.
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Speaker 3: And then of course in the Middle East, and then
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Speaker 3: the third places with China.
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Speaker 2: There's three separate.
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Speaker 3: Ways that we can wipe up in World War iis
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Speaker 3: three going on at the same time right now, and
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Speaker 3: I'm sure every defense contractor in America loves this boy.
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Speaker 2: Did I make a mistake in life?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 3: My mama she had taught me to grow up and
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Speaker 3: be a defense contractor, you know. I mean she really
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Speaker 3: should have, because there's the greatest business in the world.
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Speaker 3: No matter what happens, people need more arms. People need
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Speaker 3: more guns. Whether people are attacking you and you need
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Speaker 3: to buy more arms to defend yourself or to go
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Speaker 3: on a counter attack, or whether no one's attacking you
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Speaker 3: and you want to buy more arms to protect yourself
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Speaker 3: and to prevent them from attacking you. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 3: Everybody's in a NonStop arms race. You win heads, you
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Speaker 3: win tails. If you're a defense contractor, it's unbelievable. All
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Speaker 3: you need when things are good and the world is quiet.
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Speaker 3: If you're a defense contractors, hire someone to kill a
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Speaker 3: bunch of people, and then the whole world gets stirred
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Speaker 3: up like a bunch of hornets, and then everybody starts
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Speaker 3: to buy weapons.
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Speaker 2: It's really quite amazing.
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Speaker 3: If I was a defense contractor, I'd be pushing for
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Speaker 3: Israel Obama Ran I'd be pushing for Ukraine to keep
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Speaker 3: shooting miss Russia, and I'd be pushing.
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Speaker 2: For China to invade Taiwan. All those would be good
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Speaker 2: for business.
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Speaker 3: Boy, Mama, let your babies grow up to be defense contractors.
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Speaker 3: Let's now shift the shift to the other big news today,
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Speaker 3: which would be what's going on in California. And what
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Speaker 3: happens in California doesn't stay in California.
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Speaker 2: It's spreading all over the United States.
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Speaker 3: They say eighteen hundred protests on Saturday against ice. And
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Speaker 3: you have to understand, if you heard my commentary yesterday,
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Speaker 3: which I will read again to lead off our number two. Yesterday,
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Speaker 3: I only read it in our number one. People who
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Speaker 3: tune into only our number two of my podcast never
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Speaker 3: heard it, and.
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Speaker 2: So today I'll read it in our number two. But
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Speaker 2: the reality is.
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Speaker 3: It's spreading all over the country, and on Saturday night
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Speaker 3: there's gonna be supposedly eighteen hundred protests, and it is
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Speaker 3: spreading because the one place is pretty a political is
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Speaker 3: Las Vegas, where I live, and they need a tear
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Speaker 3: gas last night in downtown Las Vegas because of protests.
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Speaker 3: And this was not the big one that's going on
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Speaker 3: Saturday night, So there were hundreds of people in the streets.
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Speaker 3: And if you watch these protests, just like my commentary
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Speaker 3: I'll read, you know, start hour number two. They're flying
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Speaker 3: Mexican flags, they're flying Palestinian flags, they're flying vet as
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Speaker 3: well as flags.
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Speaker 2: These people are traders the United States of America.
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Speaker 3: By the way, you are free, if you're an American
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Speaker 3: citizen to the Flighty flag you want to, yes, you know,
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Speaker 3: I mean, you're free to burn American flags. Sadly, I
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Speaker 3: would make it a crime. I'd put you in jail
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Speaker 3: for a year or two. And you're free to wave
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Speaker 3: a Mexican flag if you want. You're free to wave
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Speaker 3: a vent as well in flag, and you're free to
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Speaker 3: a Palestinian flag.
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Speaker 2: But if you are not an American citizen, if.
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Speaker 3: You were here on a green card going to college
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Speaker 3: and you're screaming hate speech, you hatred, hatred towards digital
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Speaker 3: or hatred towards America with a Mexican flag, you're out
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Speaker 3: of here.
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Speaker 2: There's no such thing as civil rights for these people.
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Speaker 2: They're here as a privilege.
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Speaker 3: And if you're not an American citizen and you're preaching
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Speaker 3: hate on a American soil, you gotta go. And if
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Speaker 3: you're an illegal alien on American soil, you got to
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Speaker 3: be instantly deported. When you wave that Mexican flag, that's
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Speaker 3: the end of you. But an American could wave all
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Speaker 3: the American flags they want. If you're born in America
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Speaker 3: and you're Mexican American, you want to wave a Mexican flag.
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Speaker 2: I hate you.
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Speaker 3: I think you're a moron. I think you're the problem
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Speaker 3: with America. I think you're a domestic enemy. You're probably
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Speaker 3: averging on being a domestic terrorist. But you're free to
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Speaker 3: do it because in America we believe in free speech.
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Speaker 3: There's no free speech for a person on a green cart,
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Speaker 3: and there's no free speech for an illegal Alian.
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Speaker 2: They gotta go simple as that. Here's an American.
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Speaker 3: California Senator Alex Padilla was chucked out of Los Angeles
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Speaker 3: news briefing as a Homeland Security Secretary Christinome discussed the
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Speaker 3: ongoing anti immigration customs enforcement riots, in other words, anti
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Speaker 3: ice riots that have engulfed the city of La This
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Speaker 3: United States Senator Alex Padillo of California started screaming at Christinoman.
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Speaker 3: They thought he was a stranger. Attack here, he's dressed
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Speaker 3: like a pig. They threw him the ground, that handcuffed him.
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Speaker 3: Fifty two years old, Democrat hauled out of the briefing
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Speaker 3: as she called Californian LA leaders socialists who are.
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Speaker 2: Working against the Trump administration.
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Speaker 3: And when she said that, Padilla said, the United States
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Speaker 3: Senator said, Secretary, I want to know why you insist
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Speaker 3: on exaggerating and embellishing and trying to cut Nome off.
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Speaker 3: Christy nomoff mid sentence, and that's when security grabbed him
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Speaker 3: and dragged him off and handcuffed him. And he said,
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Speaker 3: I'm Alex Padia. I have questions for the secretary because
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Speaker 3: the fact of the matter is a half dozen criminals
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Speaker 3: that you're rotating on your and then he was cut
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Speaker 3: off and yelled hands off several times before being pushed
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Speaker 3: out of the room and then handcuffed that you know,
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Speaker 3: my memory is really long. You know, it's good that
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Speaker 3: I'm a Republican because the symbol of Republicans are an elephant.
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Speaker 3: My memory tells me Alex Padilla was either Secretary of
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Speaker 3: State or Attorney General of California like seven years ago,
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Speaker 3: and he bragged to the California State Senate that everyone
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Speaker 3: in his family was an illegal alien and they've all
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Speaker 3: got fake ID.
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Speaker 2: I believe he's the.
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Speaker 3: One who said that but again I'm saying I believe,
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Speaker 3: I don't know this to be a fact. My memory
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Speaker 3: says that's what he said, and he said it like
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Speaker 3: seven years ago.
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Speaker 2: And it makes sense. His whole family's illegals.
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Speaker 3: They've all got stolen SO Security cards, so he's not
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Speaker 3: too happy about people being deported who are illegal aliens
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Speaker 3: with stolen SO Security cards.
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Speaker 2: And now he's the United States Senator. What a joke.
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Speaker 3: I guess he got appointed. I didn't even know who
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Speaker 3: he is. He must have gotten appointed. And where was
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Speaker 3: I when Kamala Harris ran for left the Senate? He
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Speaker 3: must have been the most recent appointment. I guess I
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Speaker 3: So he's now the senior senator in California. Another communist
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Speaker 3: nobody who gets elected in the state with totally complete
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Speaker 2: Amazing. Alex Padilla. Alex Padias.
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Speaker 3: Now I'm not sure if he was the guy who
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Speaker 3: said what I thought he said, because uh, Andrew Paul,
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Speaker 3: my producer, sent me up, what is it, Padilla? No,
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Speaker 3: Kevin de Lyon, I think, let me see Kevin de
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Speaker 3: Leon I believe.
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Speaker 2: Made the comments.
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Speaker 3: He was the Senate leader, not the United States Senate,
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Speaker 3: the California Senate leader, Kevin de Lyon, and this was
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Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen, made a claim during testimony because he
16:55
Speaker 3: was fighting for California to be a sanctuary state, and
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Speaker 3: he suggested half his family would be deported for using
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Speaker 3: stolen sold Security cards, another fake ID. So he's admitting
17:06
Speaker 3: most of his family's a bunch of illegal aliens and
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Speaker 3: half his family has stolen ID. So it may not
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Speaker 3: have been Alex Padilla, but I remember Alex Padia with
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Speaker 3: Secretary of State and I think he made a very
17:17
Speaker 3: similar comment.
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Speaker 2: They're all the same. Democrats are all the same.
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Speaker 3: They're a bunch of communists, and they're a bunch of
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Speaker 3: foreigners who came here and they and their families think
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Speaker 3: they're Americans. They wouldn't even know what the word American meant.
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Speaker 3: They've never read the Constitution. Look what Padilla said, that's
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Speaker 3: the funny part. Here's his quote when they're dragging him away.
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Speaker 3: I am Senator Alex Padilla. He got deported from the
17:40
Speaker 3: press conference by Homeland Security and placed in handcuffs, And
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Speaker 3: you know what it feels like to be deported Alex
17:47
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Speaker 3: I told you that there was a guy who was
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Speaker 3: handing out face shields on the streets of Los Angeles
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Speaker 3: and they got him on camera, and I said it
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Speaker 3: was probably because of Walton. Christy Walton, who's an heir
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Speaker 3: to the Walton fortune. She's worth nineteen billion dollars. She
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Speaker 3: owns one percent of Walmart and she's worth nineteen billion.
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Speaker 3: She was married to the son of Walmart's founder, and
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Speaker 3: so he's dead now and she got the whole nineteen billion.
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Speaker 3: And she's a communist literally, I mean again, it's an
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Speaker 3: opinion showed. It's my opinion that she is a communist
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Speaker 3: David Bonson, Welcome to the Weydellar Roots Show, or I say,
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Speaker 2: How are you.
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Speaker 4: I'm doing great, Good to be with you again.
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Speaker 2: All right, good to have you on.
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Speaker 3: So inflation, the latest numbers are out and there is
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Speaker 3: no inflation. I mean again, let me let me say
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Speaker 3: that in a way that democrats don't understand by the
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Speaker 3: way when they go there is no inflation.
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Speaker 2: I mean the latest numbers didn't go up. Again. We
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Speaker 2: still live with the fact.
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Speaker 3: That maybe five years ago something costs ten dollars and
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Speaker 3: Inflation seems to be dead thanks to President Trump's policies.
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Speaker 2: But last I checked, David, the media was.
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Speaker 3: Hysterical that his tariffs would cause inflation, and yet there's
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Speaker 3: no sign of any tariffs causing inflation.
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Speaker 2: What do you think is going on?
25:18
Speaker 4: Wayne?
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Speaker 6: I don't think you're gonna like having me as a
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Speaker 6: guest today, but I'm gonna be very honest with you.
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Speaker 4: So that's my job.
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Speaker 6: You can't get inflation from tariffs that don't happen.
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Speaker 4: The President backed.
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Speaker 6: Down on all the tariffs, so there's definitely not inflation
25:34
Speaker 6: from tariffs because he didn't do the tariffs. He had
25:37
Speaker 6: threatened six hundred billion dollars of tariffs and he's done
25:41
Speaker 6: less than twenty eight billion.
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Speaker 4: That's not inflationary.
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Speaker 6: The inflation rate has held steady now for seventeen months,
25:50
Speaker 6: so a little bit longer than a year. Before President
25:53
Speaker 6: Trump took office. Inflation spiked because they back in twenty
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Speaker 6: twenty two because as President Biden did a ridiculous spending
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Speaker 6: bill on top of the economy reopening, on top of
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Speaker 6: them having shut down our economy during COVID which slowed production,
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Speaker 6: and then they reunited demand. It was a perfect storm
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Speaker 6: of awful for inflation goods.
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Speaker 4: Inflation has been zero percent for three years.
26:23
Speaker 6: The inflation rate is headed lower, and the concern we
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Speaker 6: have to have is whether or not real growth is
26:29
Speaker 6: going to go lower. But nobody should have been expecting
26:31
Speaker 6: inflation to pick up from tariffs that didn't happen. The
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Speaker 6: President wisely chickened out after a debate.
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Speaker 3: I'll debate you, but when you say they didn't happen,
26:42
Speaker 3: they certainly happened on China. And I've seen articles in
26:45
Speaker 3: the news today that any tariffs that are out there
26:48
Speaker 3: are being eaten by the countries, by China or by
26:51
Speaker 3: the UH you know, the exporter importer company that brings
26:55
Speaker 3: them into the United States. Companies are eating most of
26:58
Speaker 3: the tariffs that are now in effect. They may not
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Speaker 3: be the giants jar ifs that could.
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Speaker 6: When he gave exceptions, he gave exceptions to eighty percent
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Speaker 6: of the products with China had exemptions. Eighty percent in
27:11
Speaker 6: the twenty eighteen tariffs, one point one million products had exceptions.
27:18
Speaker 6: The first thing he did when he announced the excessive
27:21
Speaker 6: escalation and tariff with China was exempt Apple and Nvidia,
27:26
Speaker 6: so the large, every electronics company, every consumer, excuse me,
27:31
Speaker 6: electronic component, semiconductors, all of that was totally exempted. Now,
27:37
Speaker 6: as far as those items that did have tariffs effective.
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Speaker 4: In May, which is the month we're talking about, the
27:44
Speaker 4: trade level was down eighty percent, so there was.
27:48
Speaker 6: No escalation of price because there was no trade. Nothing
27:51
Speaker 6: was happening. And that's what he effectively did was not
27:54
Speaker 6: tariff China. He embargoed to China, and then he backed
27:58
Speaker 6: down on that too. Now keep in mind, I'm not
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Speaker 6: criticizing him. I think it's a good thing he backed
28:03
Speaker 6: down because I think the policy was ridiculous. But I'm
28:06
Speaker 6: not surprised that there was an inflation for tariffs that
28:10
Speaker 6: just simply didn't happen. The total revenue soaking WET is
28:15
Speaker 6: less than half a percent of government outlays, So we're
28:18
Speaker 6: just talking about a very very small amount of money.
28:21
Speaker 3: And yet David through and David and yet this past
28:26
Speaker 3: month was the first time in years that we cut
28:29
Speaker 3: the deficit trade deficit in half.
28:31
Speaker 2: So that's a good thing, isn't it. But the terriffs
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Speaker 2: for the reason it's took, why is it horrible.
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Speaker 6: It's a horrible thing to be cutting the It's a
28:40
Speaker 6: horrible thing to be cutting the trade deficit.
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Speaker 1: Why is that?
28:44
Speaker 4: Because we're not cutting the.
28:45
Speaker 6: Trade deficit because we're selling more things. We're cutting the
28:49
Speaker 6: trade deficit because we're buying less things.
28:52
Speaker 4: That's the last thing we want.
28:54
Speaker 6: Forty percent of our imports are US manufacturers by things
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Speaker 6: from other countries that are unfinished and unprocessed goods. Thirty
29:04
Speaker 6: seven percent of what we import from China. Are our
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Speaker 6: domestic manufacturers buying things?
29:10
Speaker 4: A trade deficit.
29:12
Speaker 6: Is simply a term for when we import more than
29:16
Speaker 6: we export. There is nothing wrong with you and I
29:19
Speaker 6: buying more things from the store.
29:21
Speaker 2: Will we sell to the store? Okay, let's switch. Let's
29:24
Speaker 2: switch gears for a minute.
29:25
Speaker 3: You must be in favor of us bringing manufacturing back
29:29
Speaker 3: to the United States. Right now, we are eft. If
29:32
Speaker 3: there's a war with China, and I predict there will
29:34
Speaker 3: be one very soon. They're going to take Taiwan and
29:37
Speaker 3: we are e ft. We don't make any of our
29:40
Speaker 3: own products anymore, including the things that run tanks and
29:44
Speaker 3: military equipment and planes and everything you need to run
29:48
Speaker 3: a war. We don't make prescription drugs, we don't make antibiotics.
29:53
Speaker 3: These are national security items. So Trump's idea is to
29:57
Speaker 3: some extent, just to bring all that back.
30:02
Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I agree entirely that there should be zero percent reliance
30:06
Speaker 6: on China and our supply chain for critical infrastructure. So
30:10
Speaker 6: why would anyone want tariffs? In other words, are we
30:14
Speaker 6: okay with national security being threatened as long as they
30:16
Speaker 6: get paid.
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Speaker 4: It's the wrong argument way, and this is my point.
30:21
Speaker 6: It is totally untrue that we have any reliance on
30:23
Speaker 6: China to make our tanks.
30:25
Speaker 4: That's just been a media disinformation.
30:28
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no.
30:28
Speaker 6: I have to make tanks credit infrastructure than I want
30:32
Speaker 6: to have, but I'd eliminate it tomorrow.
30:34
Speaker 2: I didn't say it make tanks eliminated.
30:36
Speaker 6: I said we'd get paid to outsource our national security.
30:39
Speaker 2: David, I didn't say they'd make our tanks.
30:41
Speaker 3: I said, ninety four night, we couldn't run our tanks
30:44
Speaker 3: because ninety four percent of all the computer chips that
30:47
Speaker 3: run our tanks and our planes, and our phones and
30:50
Speaker 3: our iPhones and our computers and everything that matters our
30:53
Speaker 3: refrigerators are made in Taiwan.
30:55
Speaker 2: So China worre to tacks I want.
30:58
Speaker 3: We would not have any of that to run anything
31:00
Speaker 3: that matters in the United States.
31:02
Speaker 2: It would be a disaster.
31:03
Speaker 3: So we've got to bring manufacturing back to the United States.
31:08
Speaker 4: Waite, I can't say this clearly enough.
31:10
Speaker 6: One hundred percent of our reliance, one hundred percent of
31:14
Speaker 6: our ability to defend ourselves, should be in the hands
31:17
Speaker 6: of ourselves and our allies.
31:19
Speaker 4: This is nothing to do with tariffs.
31:21
Speaker 6: Tariffs do not allow us to protect our critical infrastructure.
31:26
Speaker 4: They go the opposite.
31:27
Speaker 6: They basically secure the fact that we are going to
31:31
Speaker 6: be reliant on other countries for it, and then we
31:35
Speaker 6: tell ourselves it's going to be okay because we're getting paid.
31:38
Speaker 6: I believe that there is something in the range of
31:41
Speaker 6: eleven percent of critical infrastructure that right now is in
31:45
Speaker 6: the hands of adversaries, and I want the number to
31:48
Speaker 6: be zero percent.
31:50
Speaker 4: Wilbert Ross, president Trump's Commerce.
31:51
Speaker 6: Secretary and his first term, did a wonderful job of
31:55
Speaker 6: reinforcing the point you're making about our reliance on Taiwan.
31:59
Speaker 6: We have since moved about fifty percent of semiconductor manufacturing
32:03
Speaker 6: capacity to Arizona, Ohio with no tariffs. All of the
32:08
Speaker 6: companies were doing that before President Biden's corporate welfare bill
32:13
Speaker 6: called the Chips Act. That was happening before we did
32:16
Speaker 6: any of that. The various items that the Deliberation Day
32:20
Speaker 6: trade war was about were t shirts in Vietnam. If
32:24
Speaker 6: anybody as serious as you are and as I am,
32:27
Speaker 6: about national security, they would never stand for us talking
32:30
Speaker 6: about textiles as a matter of national security. The things
32:34
Speaker 6: that are a matter national security should be domesticated either
32:37
Speaker 6: with US or with allies.
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Speaker 3: All right, let's move on to a big beautiful bill.
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Speaker 6: A lot of stuff in it that I like, a
32:48
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32:50
Speaker 6: I am a believer that they should have done more
32:53
Speaker 6: to contail spending. Disappointed the deficits are going to grow
32:57
Speaker 6: the way they are. But obviously they have to extend
32:59
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Speaker 4: It, but hopefully make it a little better before they do.
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Speaker 3: We are back with David Bonson, owner of the Bondson Group,
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Speaker 3: managing over seven billion dollars in client assets.
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Speaker 2: His latest book is a bestseller. It's called Full.
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Speaker 3: Time Work and the Meaning of Life. And we've got
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Speaker 3: them back again. Last time we were talking about the book.
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Speaker 3: This time we're talking about business and the economy. We
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Speaker 3: disagree a little bit about the tariffs, but in general,
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Speaker 3: I'm guessing we're on the same side of most issues.
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Speaker 2: Your thoughts on the Big Beautiful Bill as they call it.
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Speaker 2: By the way, I hate that name. I can't stand it.
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Speaker 3: I don't know why they came up with that name.
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Speaker 3: But Trump loves branding things. So everybody knows what it
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Speaker 3: is instantly, so I get that. But either way, you
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Speaker 3: know it's got good, it's got bad. You said that
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Speaker 3: before we went to the break. Let's hear what you
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Speaker 3: like about it. Let's hear what you don't like about it.
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Speaker 6: Well, what I like is that they have to extend
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Speaker 6: those tax cuts, which largely we're beneficial to middle class
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Speaker 6: wage earners, and you just simply can't have those taxes revert.
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Speaker 6: I don't particularly care for the President referring to it
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Speaker 6: as the largest tax cut in history, because I think guys,
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Speaker 6: you and I would be really upset if a Democrat.
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Speaker 2: Said, we're not hearing David.
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Speaker 6: If you're paying the same taxes this year that you
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Speaker 6: paid last year, but they are set to go up
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Speaker 6: because of the way the bill was written before, and
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Speaker 6: the President is right to make sure that we extend
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Speaker 6: those My biggest concern is that I thought they were
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Speaker 6: going to do more to address the runaway spending. The
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Speaker 6: growth of medicaid is not properly addressed, and they've allowed
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Speaker 6: the media to declare this narrative that's very false, that
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Speaker 6: they are cutting medicaid, when in reality they're simply slowing
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Speaker 6: the growth of medicaid spending and not even doing that
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Speaker 6: as much as too, not even doing that as much
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Speaker 6: as they ought to be.
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Speaker 3: So listen, I did a little reading. I'm with you,
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Speaker 3: by the way. I agree with you. I think it's
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Speaker 3: a sin that they are cutting more spending and more debt.
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Speaker 3: I think it's a sin they're not cutting medicaid. But
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Speaker 3: I've kind of put my hands up. It's just nobody
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Speaker 3: wants it, and the American people are just not They're
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Speaker 3: not accepting it. I just read a poll, and again
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Speaker 3: I don't always trust polls, but this was a pretty
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Speaker 3: accurate pull and it said.
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Speaker 2: Nobody wants to cut Medicaid.
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Speaker 3: Even Republican voters don't want to cut Medicaid. So I'm
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Speaker 3: at a point where people don't understand the debt disaster
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Speaker 3: we're facing, and I don't know what's going to take them,
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Speaker 3: what it's gonna what it needs to happen to get
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Speaker 3: them on our team, David, But you can't cut things
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Speaker 3: if the public is vehemently against them.
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Speaker 2: Unfortunately, you're not going to get the votes in the House.
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Speaker 6: You certainly can you certainly you can absolutely cut things
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Speaker 6: that the public doesn't want them cut if you have
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Speaker 6: leadership we're not. We're in a country that believes that
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Speaker 6: we're supposed to do what the people always want. We're
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Speaker 6: supposed to do what the people need, what the constitution
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Speaker 6: calls for.
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Speaker 4: I agree with.
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Speaker 6: You, it's a very tricky issue, but you have to
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Speaker 6: win the argument, and you win the argument by explaining
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Speaker 6: to the American people that Medicaid is a poverty relief program.
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Speaker 6: It was not meant to provide healthcare to middle class,
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Speaker 6: able bodied people.
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Speaker 4: And so the lible that a being hold and say
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Speaker 4: they don't want to like it.
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Speaker 6: They don't understand what what Medicaid was intended.
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Speaker 2: For for life?
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Speaker 5: Do you?
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Speaker 4: And I said, I keep hearing your voice coming in.
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Speaker 4: I don't know cutting us off what.
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Speaker 2: I was saying.
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Speaker 3: It's not only providing medical cares, providing medical care for life.
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Speaker 3: People think they should just like welfare food stamps. They
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Speaker 3: think they should be on it for life. Nobody ever
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Speaker 3: gets off it. They should all be temporary programs. But
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Speaker 3: I don't want you to misunderstand what I'm saying. I'm
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Speaker 3: totally for cutting Medicaid, and I'm not saying you can't
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Speaker 3: do it because the American people aren't for it. I'm
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Speaker 3: saying you can't do it, but because the American people
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Speaker 3: aren't for it. The Senators and congressmen are cowards and
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Speaker 3: they just won't do something that the American people are
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Speaker 3: angry at them over.
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Speaker 2: They're all the Republican congressmen are cowards.
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Speaker 3: You can't get them to do anything that's good for
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Speaker 3: the country if it means they'll lose a vote. It's
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Speaker 3: it's sinful, it's terrible. I agree, but I just don't
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Speaker 3: know how to get around it. Our party is Democrats
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Speaker 3: are insane, they're evil, they're mad men, they're communists, they
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Speaker 3: hate our country. And Republicans are cowards who just do
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Speaker 3: whatever gets them more votes and gets them reelected so
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Speaker 3: they can keep doing insider training and get rich. I mean,
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Speaker 3: do you disagree with that analogy? Is that pretty much
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Speaker 3: what's out there that you see.
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Speaker 6: The thing I would want to add to it is
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Speaker 6: you need a president that's willing to lead on it.
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Speaker 6: The congress people are cowards, like you said, so they
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Speaker 6: need to take their p's and q's from the President
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Speaker 6: who says we're going to do the hard thing of
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Speaker 6: reforming Medicaid, social Security, and Medicare.
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Speaker 4: And our president has said he's not going to touch it.
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Speaker 6: And I put more of the blame on him on
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Speaker 6: this one, because he has a chance to do a
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Speaker 6: very big, bold, beautiful thing, and I think he's not
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Speaker 6: doing it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, And I don't know where Elon's doose cuts went.
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Speaker 3: One day they were there, and.
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Speaker 2: The next day no one ever talks about him again.
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Speaker 3: And Elon said they were two trillion, and then there
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Speaker 2: They're giving me a ten count by your David. Sorry,
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