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The Wayne Allyn Root Show Hour 1 Featuring Lee Elci 03 08 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Alan Root. Well, here we go. Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome,
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Welcome, Welcome to the USA Audio Network Raw and on Filter, and welcome
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to the eighth day of March twenty twenty four, known as the day after
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the State of the Union address. My name is Lee Elsie. Yes,
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on Fridays, Wayne takes the first hour to loosen up and get ready and
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get all fired up to come at you with both barrels. So he'll be
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here in exactly sixty minutes. Christopher is as always down in Dallas, Texas.
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He is pushing all the buttons. He is making it all go.
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If you don't know by now my name is Lee Elsie, you can check
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out my website Leels dot com. Email me Leelsradio at gmail dot com.
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Now, I'm sure that Wayne will cover the speech when he gets here after
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the top of the hour. What I will say about the speech is this.
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And I know you're not gonna like to hear this, and I've taken
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a whole bunch of heat for this already on my morning show, but it
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is what it is. You gotta speak the truth. You got to speak
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the truth when you get behind the microphone. I think last night, unfortunately,
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was a win for the Democrats. Now how long can they hold on
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to this win? Well, that remains to be seen. That is,
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you know, completely up to bumbling Joe Biden and when he falls down on
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his tongue the next time he falls down on his tongue, which I can
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expect and assume will be very very soon, depending upon when his handlers allow
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him back out. I mean, I'm sure it took a lot out of
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him to fire him up with B twelve and adrenaline and adderall and whatever the
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hell they gave him last night to get him through ninety minutes of talking to
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the American public. But the people who watched last night, who were on
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the fence. The people who weren't sure about his ability to withstand the pressures
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of America in the limelight of national TV. Well, they're questions were someone
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answered last night. Now, listen, I look at him as a frail
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oh man. I'm sure just about everybody listening to me right now thinks of
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him as a frail old man who has handlers and handlers of handlers who actually
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handle the everyday chores of being the President of the United States. Anybody in
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their right mind, even looking at last night, which was a good performance
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from him as far as making it to the finish line, they still look
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at him. Even those of those of you who are in Biden camp,
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you still see it and you're wincing as you're watching. You're waiting for the
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collapse. And the colaps didn't come last night. That's why it was a
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win for the Democrat Party. I know a lot of Republicans don't like to
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hear that. It doesn't necessarily mean it's gonna have any staying power. I'm
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just being honest. That's what I saw last night. I saw somebody who
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I fully expected to trip and fall multiple times. He fell, and he
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bumbled and he mumbled, as he always does, but not to the extent
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that we thought he was going to stumble and bumble and mumble. And he
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had moments where I think America was going to resonate. Now listen what he
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said. Was it true? No? At best? At best, some
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of it was half truth. But for the most part, from start to
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finish, it was one lie after another after another after another. And that
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leads us to today. And I want to take this opening segment those of
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you who may have missed the event last night. I want to play some
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oto you and comment on some of the things that the President of the United
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States had said last night. I know the cost of housing is so important
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to you. Inflation keeps coming down, Mortgan Drach'll come down as well,
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and the Fed acknowledges that. But I'm not waiting. I want to provide
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an annual tax credit that will give Americans four hundred dollars a month for the
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next two years as mortgage rates come down to put toward their mortgages when they
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buy their first home or trade up for a little more space. That's for
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two years. Aside from being essentially a lie fest or a half truth fest,
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last night, it was a promise of a giveaway after giveaway after giveaway
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after giveaway. Once again, Joe Biden amplifying this idea of buying people's votes.
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And then while there's a flood of illegal aliens coming across the southern border,
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there is war on two fronts. This person decides to talk about shrink
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flation. Too many corporations raise prices to pad the profits charge you more and
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more for less and less. That's our cracking down on corporations and engage in
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price gallenging interceptor pricing from food to healthcare to housing. In fact, the
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snack companies think you won't notice if they change the size of the bag and
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put a hell of a lot fewer Yeah, funny, put fewer chips in
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it. Yeah No, I'm not joking. No, I'm not a shrink
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place. Past Bobby Casey's bill and stop this. So here's another example,
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shining example of someone never wanting to take responsibility for problems that they were a
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part of. There's nothing that bothers me more than being a hypocrite and not
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being responsible for things that happen under your watch. Nothing bothers me more than
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that. That's a coward's way out as far as I'm concerned. Finally,
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after what forty something minutes, he decides to talk about the border part of
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the group of senators. The result was a bipartisan bill with the toughest set
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of border security reforms we've ever seen it. Or you don't think so,
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No, oh, you don't like that bill. Huh that conservatives got together
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and said it was a good bill. Such a fault. I'll be darned.
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That's amazing. Not bipartiers atle but hire one five hundred more security agents
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and officers, one hundred more immigration judges help tackle the backload of two many
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cases, four three hundred more asylum officers, and new policies so they can
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resolve cases in six months instead of six years. Now, all right,
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let me say this again. I know I'm getting tired of saying it over
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and over again, but I'll say it again for everybody out there across the
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country. The day he took office, his executive orders caused the southern border
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to open as wide as it's ever been open, and people came from hundreds
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of countries by the thousands, eventually to the tune of millions. And Biden
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those executive orders, erasing many of Trump's executive orders. All this to happen,
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so for him to stand in front of America again and point the finger
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and blame somebody else, it's it's it's borderline criminal. It's borderline criminal.
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It's the worst of politics. That's exactly what Biden portrays. He is the
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worst, the worst trait that politics has to offer. And shame on all
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of them. Shame on everybody down in Washington who buys into this, and
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shame on everybody who tries to fool the American public that somehow, some way,
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Joe Biden was for stricter action at the southern border. It's an absolute
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travesty in it, and it's borderline treason is as far as I'm concerned.
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All Right, one more piece of audio with a little dust up with Marjorie
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Taylor Green. You know, I had my problems with Marjorie Taylor Green.
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I wasn't necessarily a fan, but I'm slowly becoming a fan. I'd be
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a winner, not really by Lincoln Riley, an innocent young woman who was
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killed and illegal, that's right, but how many of thousands of people being
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killed by legals? I really know what that means that doesn't even make any
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sense. There were a couple of times during the course of the evening that
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Biden completely went off the deep end. Didn't make any sense. One time
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when he said he was going to Moscow to get drugs, but that was
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a little dust up with Marjorie Taylor Green. But as a whole, not
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what he said, but the fact that he was able to say it without
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falling flat on his face gives the Democrats an early win in this battle between
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Biden and Trump were evil versus good as far as I'm concerned, So they
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have it. That's my quick take on the state of the Union which happened
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last night. If you have your own take, I'd love to hear it.
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Shoot me an email Lels Radio at gmail dot count Come tell me what
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you thought about last night. Like I said, I won't spend tons of
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time on it. I'm sure Wayne will go over it with a fine tooth
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comb in just a little bit. But listen, in a general sense,
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man, it was a campaign speech, right. It was a day after
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Super Tuesday. They specifically chose this day. They souped them up with whatever
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drugs they soup them up with to get them through. You know, somewhere
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along the line on the campaign trail, you'll see him staring out in the
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space, or walking off the stage, or saying something completely inappropriate. But
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I guess, or I surmise, I assume, I theorize that they will
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hide out Biden as much as they can moving forward. I mean, he'll
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and gets through it without collapsing. All right, my name is Lee Elsie.
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the top of the hour. One of my favorite weekly guests on my morning
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show here in Connecticut is this next gentlemen. You can go online g Colli
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dot com to find out more about him. But George Collie, media watchdog,
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is joining the conversation, and George, it's all about the state of
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the union here. I'll tell you what. I think. A lot of
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people feel like they've got a hangover today. How about you, you know
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a little bit of a hangover. I think for everybody. I think everybody
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feels a little bit what you're feeling here today. That the fuzziness in the
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head, I mean not quite sure. You know, maybe it's not like
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an anxiety. It's not like a depression. It's just like it's a it's
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almost like a little bit of a pit, like you know what's going to
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happen from here. I actually agree with you that I think this was a
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win for the Democrats last night. I mean I think that I am one
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hundred percent agreement, But I think it's because the bar was set so so
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so low that if this guy didn't, you know, defecate himself and bang
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the microphone over his head as he ruled on himself that it was going to
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be better than expected. Right, And he didn't do that. Right.
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But for any Republicans out there who may be like kind of feeling that way
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and uneasy and not sure what this means for the election and blah blah blah,
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I look at it this way. I think last night it guarantees that
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Joe Biden will be the nominee for the Democrats, and that may be the
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best thing that Republicans could hear all day long. It's gonna be a lot
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harder for Gavin Newsom to go on his jolly you know, Roger tour talking
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about how great Joe Biden is and how vibrant Joe Biden is, you know,
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in the hopes that Joe Biden ends up, you know, not running.
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I'm pretty sure that it probably stows up things in Democrats' minds for Biden.
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And that's probably the best thing that could happen for Republicans in anybody's supports.
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True, do you think the people on the Democrat side of the aisle
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actually believe their rhetoric that he was spewing last night. Uh No, but
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I don't think they believe most of it. I mean, remember, this
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is a group of people that that will fight to the death that men can
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breastfeed. I mean, this is a group of people that believe that you
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know that that that that people that teachers inside of school can make changes to
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your child's gender without you knowing. I mean, they live in a fantasy
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world. They live in a fantasy world where where where where they're protesting supporting
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Hamas. I mean, I think that it's uh, you know, I
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I don't think they believe it, but I think that's part of their game.
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I think they're part of part of the democratic strategy here, especially the
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far left, is just to troll you. They want they want to troll
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you until you say something that they can then yell and say that you're bigoted
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or racist or whatever. It's not canceling. And so yeah, I mean
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I think that they love it because there's a lot of things that were rile
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Republicans up from last night, and they like that more than actually doing anything
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constructive, you know, policy wise for the country. I've got media watchdog
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George Khlei on with us last night. The one thing I took away is
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it just seemed like he was an angry home man, waving his fist at
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everyone, yelling and screaming at everyone. The tone didn't seem to match the
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words. For those of you that were sitting there right it took a half
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follower and the guy was a half follow lake, which I believe is one
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hundred percent, because all of the networks could basically speak about him and his
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agenda better than he can. So you might as well, when everybody's putting
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it at nine o'clock, allow the networks and the anchors to be the ones
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talking for the first half hour selling the speech to stout selling the agenda.
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But if you are sitting at your kitchen's table, do you believe that Ukraine
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January sixth and abortion are the top three issues right now facing this country?
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Because that was the lead yesterday for Joe Biben. It was Ukraine January sixth
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and abortion wasn't immigration. Where in New York City yesterday they just spent that
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they're militarizing the subway. You know, it's not It's not about you know,
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any sort of crime surge, but they tell you there is no crime
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surge, even though they're militarizing the subway, I mean Ukraine. I'm not
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sure it's top of mind for most people right now and what they're dealing with
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and what they're what they're facing, and what they're feeling. And if they're
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going to keep on bringing up the abortion thing. I mean, I you
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know, let them. I mean maybe one in one leg one last year,
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so maybe it went again. But I'm just not sure that that's the
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most important issue, certainly for people into deet give me high point, low
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point for the speech last night. High point for the speech. High point
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in terms of for Biden, you know, I think the high point of
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the speech was probably the end that he got through it. And I mean
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that with all sincerity, Like I mean, I think even he when he
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looked up at Jill at the end, he's kind of like, hey,
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we did it, you know. So I think that for for Biden that
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the high point all he had to do was get through it was a very
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very row bar. In terms of the low point, I think it's the
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way that he kept attacking Trump and attacking his predecessor and his opponent. You
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know, the way that that he keeps talking about trying to stave democracy while
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he's trying to imprison his political opponents. You know that he's trying to just
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to save democracy and save our freedom and save our rights. While with Joe
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Biden, the Democrats who took away your right if you chose, you know,
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if you didn't abide by their medical mandate. You know, for for
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a party that life to talk a lot about freedom of choice with your own
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body, with women's body, you know, it's amazing how they how they
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didn't feel that way necessarily with the consider mental gap that you know that we
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had to get during COVID normous work. His name is George Collie. He
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joins me weekly on my morning show in Connecticut, bringing him to the national
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stage tonight on the USA Audio Network. George, Thanks, we got to
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run. We'll come right back. Stick around. We're going to talk about
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those vaccines mask mandates here on the East Coast. That's coming up next.
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coming at you. You thought it was dead and buried, but no,
30:25
apparently it is not. A Couple of people on the phone with me right
30:30
now, matt Alena and Richard are fighting the good fight against a mask mandate
30:37
over in our neighboring state of Rhode Island. So I want to welcome them
30:41
both to the show as there's a lot to get to here with this mask
30:44
mandate. Guys, thanks for coming on. I appreciate it. Richard,
30:48
let's start with you give me a little backstory at what we are looking at
30:52
today. Sure, so let me start at the end and then I'll go
30:53
back to the beginning. On Friday, March fifteenth, that's a week from
30:57
this Friday, there is a hearing in Rhode Island. Public hearing being conducted
31:03
by the Rhode Island Department of Health as part of their effort to implement a
31:08
school mask regulation in the state of Rhode Island. This is the culmination of
31:15
a twenty six month lawsuit we filed back in August of twenty twenty one,
31:22
when the governor instituted an executive order that was mandating all children in all schools
31:27
wear masks. When he realized that he probably didn't have the legal authority to
31:33
do that and was going to be challenged, the Rhode Island Department of Health
31:36
came to his rescue and issued an emergency regulation that mandated school masking for all
31:42
children in K three twelve in Rhode Island. And there's some some legal problems.
31:51
I think many parents would say that that regulation was bad policy that was
31:56
unlawfully enacted. There was bad policy because a lot of parents are had a
32:00
full school year under their belts with masking and had seen the impact that it
32:02
was having on their children academically, socially, emotionally in terms of the way
32:07
it was impacting their personalities. So they knew it wasn't a great process,
32:12
and the Department of Health really hadn't come forward with anything compelling to prove to
32:17
us as parents that this masking measure would actually do anything to stop the spread
32:22
of COVID, And so that's the bad policy part, the unlawfully enacted part
32:28
as I lived through earlier. The governor really, you know, by including
32:31
his own counsel, really was out over his skis, and it exceeded his
32:36
statutory authority by issuing an executive order on this. And we also argued that
32:40
the Department of Health had kind of misused the emergency regulations. The emergency regulation
32:47
is supposed to be enacted when something happens suddenly and they don't have time to
32:52
respond and put a formal regulation in place, and the emergency regulation is designed
32:57
to give them six months to get a permanent regulation in place, and so
33:02
there's an immediacy there. What they did was wait sixteen months after the pandemics.
33:07
So if the pandemic started in March of twenty twenty, they waited until
33:10
April of twenty twenty one to enact an emergency measure unmasking. And so we
33:15
argued that they were playing games. They were trying to get around the typical
33:20
rulemaking or regulation setting process by pulling the emergency level lever sixteen months in and
33:27
so what they should have done they had sixteen months to put a permanent regulation
33:30
in place. They never lifted a finger to do any of that, and
33:32
so we challenged that. We went on for twenty six months with them,
33:37
and then on the eve of going to trial, which would have involved going
33:42
through the discovery process, which you know, if you're being sued, is
33:44
generally not a great thing because you've got to produce a lot of documents and
33:46
a lot of testimony, they finally came to the settlement table and said,
33:50
well, what about if we went through the normal regulatory process, did all
33:54
the transparency stuff that we're supposed to do, and propose the regulation. And
34:00
you know, we agreed that that was that would be good enough. And
34:04
they now find themselves in the position where they've got to propose this rule into
34:09
very stiff public opposition, and we could use more public opposition, and we
34:14
can talk about that a little bit later in the in the interview. And
34:17
they still don't have any compelling science prove that masking does anything to stop the
34:24
spread of covid RSV, the flu or any respiratory infection. Just clarify,
34:30
you don't have to wear masks today in Rhode Island. I just want to
34:35
make sure everybody understands that, so nobody's wearing masks go ahead, please now,
34:39
go ahead, risk, go ahead. Nobody has to wear a mask
34:45
today. The emergency regulation has expired. What we found during the course of
34:50
legal filings back and forth is that Rhode Island Department of Health tried to say,
34:54
well, this is not an issue anymore because there are no masks on
34:58
the children, and we said, okay, that's great. So you're saying
35:00
that there'll never be another mask mandate and they said, oh no, no,
35:02
no, well there's no mask mandate for now. But they were trying
35:06
to reserve their right to do it again in the future without any kind of
35:09
formal regulation, but just kind of by seats or by whatever whim they were
35:13
on that day. And we said, oh no, no, absolutely not
35:16
want to. You want to do this again in the future, you need
35:20
to put a rule in place, and you need to go through run through
35:22
the regulatory gauntlets to make that happen. And that means getting public input and
35:28
looking at scientific evidence to prove that what you're doing is appropriate. There's not
35:32
one piece of scientific evidence that says wearing a mask does anything correct. I
35:37
haven't seen it, Madelina. Can you give me your background a little bit
35:40
if you don't mind no, not in the elite. So I'm actually a
35:44
public school teacher. I teach in high school locally and Rhode Islands. I
35:49
also have three children in elementary school, so I was experiencing this from multiple
35:53
ends. As a teacher, I was watching what it was doing to my
35:57
students. My own children were experiencing it, so I saw how detrimental it
36:01
was to them physically, emotionally, socially in terms of their language acquisition.
36:07
I'm a world language teacher, and so I saw the damage it was doing
36:10
very quickly, and I realized that the Department of Health had absolutely no interest
36:15
whatsoever and looking into the effects that had on children. And as twenty twenty
36:21
one progressed, when we saw the fact that our children were not being released
36:25
from these mandates even when the rest of the state was free, and we
36:30
had incredibly low transmission rates. You know, back in June of twenty twenty
36:36
one, we had a heat wave of ninety five degrees and we don't have
36:39
air conditioned school, so our children were in one hundred plus degree weather,
36:44
spreading and mass when we had a transmission rate of zero point three percent.
36:50
So it was just really alarming that this was happening to children, and no
36:52
one was advocating for them, and so I wanted to partake in this lawsuit
36:55
when I found out about it in this March fifteenth date. Tell me a
37:00
little bit about this, guys, what's the importance of this. So we
37:04
are the only state in the entire country who's currently attempting to implement regulations for
37:09
future masks mandates. So we're kind of the front lines right now. What
37:14
happens in Rhode Island is going to affect this happens in the other states.
37:16
So it's very, very important that people show up to represent the opposition to
37:22
this and the way it's hurt our children, the lack of science to support
37:27
it. Now is the time to fight them, because if we lose and
37:30
there's a recommendation, if there's a regulation in Rhode Island, other states will
37:35
be more vulnerable to this. So what you're saying is specifically, this entity
37:39
wants to decide who, what, where, and why someone or some people
37:45
would be forced to wear a mask. Is that correct? That's really the
37:49
crux of it. They would love to have the discretion to do as they
37:52
please, when they please, and this regulation is now you know, if
37:59
they put it in place, will be on the books and they will have
38:01
to follow that regulation. This is designed to put some controls around what they
38:08
can do in terms of masking. And you know, had we not gotten
38:15
them to do this, we would have had additional you know, emergency orders
38:19
and you know, mass mandates on a whim whenever they felt like doing it
38:22
or whatever, you know, a teacher's union, you know, felt like,
38:25
you know, they're people needed to be you know, protected for some
38:30
airborne illness. So it's very, very important that people show up and push
38:37
back on this. Who makes the decision, I'm sorry, who who'd make
38:39
that decision? The Board of ed or who made normal So the normal course
38:45
of one of these public health regulations is they have an idea, they draft
38:51
a regulation. That's where we are right now. It's been put out to
38:53
the public for review and comment. And so now any in the you know,
39:00
in the general public can go pick up a copy of this draft regulation,
39:04
read it right in, you know, by an email to say,
39:07
look, I don't agree with this, I think it's a terrible idea generally,
39:09
or I don't like this aspect of the rule, whatever the case may
39:12
be. And then we can also go to a public hearing to you know,
39:15
give our thoughts on the rule. They then have to take all of
39:20
that that input that they get, go through it and respond to it,
39:24
and where necessary or we're appropriate, they'll make changes to the rules. So
39:29
one aspect of this rule, and it's in the draft rule, is that
39:34
they will decide what studies they use to determine whether a mask mandate is appropriate
39:38
in a given situation. Right, and we all know how well that went
39:42
when the CDC was putting out junk science, you know, to support these
39:45
measures back during COVID. They will decide which with science that they want to
39:51
use. They will decide how much weight to put on different studies, and
39:53
they've given themselves enormous discretion in how to how to evaluate this. So one
39:59
of the things that I'll be pushing back on is, hey, we need
40:01
a lot more guardrails in place, and you need a much tighter process for
40:06
determining how you decide which studies you're going to use and which ones you're going
40:09
to discard. And by the way, what are the qualifications of the person
40:14
doing this analysis? Right? Is it an epidemiologist or is it some flunky
40:19
intern ultimately, who makes the final call, the final decision on this,
40:22
It'll come from some unnamed bureaucrat bureau accountability, so that they can't trace it
40:29
to. And that's one of the things that I want to push back on.
40:30
Sorry, mat Atlanta, all right, I want to take a short
40:34
break. We'll come back. We'll continue this conversation in just a second.
40:37
We're talking about masks mandates, and not only does it have a direct impact
40:42
on what's happening over in Rhode Island, but it actually could spread out and
40:45
have an impact on what's happening in your state wherever you're listening to us tonight
40:51
on the USA Audio Network. Short time out, We'll come right back.
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this Friday, we're talking mask mandates, and Madelena and Richard are on the
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phone with us right now. There's a big event happening stop permanent mask mandates
46:16
over in Rhode Island. It could have widespread effects on the entire country as
46:22
a matter of fact. And listen, I want to go to Madelena if
46:25
we can here for a couple of minutes. Just give us a quick once
46:29
over for the folks who may have just joined us here on the broadcast now.
46:31
So this is directly for schools and masks mandates, right And what would
46:37
be interesting is because it's the regulation and it wouldn't go through a state of
46:40
emergency like it has in the past. It would mean that our children would
46:45
be voice to wear masks to go to school, but adults wouldn't be under
46:47
the same restriction, so adults could just go about regular life. But if
46:52
you walk into a school building, you sadly have to put a mask on.
46:54
All right, And this is all happening once again March fifteenth at nine
46:59
am. Get give everybody, if you can, the details on how they
47:01
can get involved that they want their voice heard. So we actually have a
47:06
couple of things. We have some documents that have all of this information that
47:08
we could share with you. The biggest thing that they would need to do,
47:13
the most important thing besides the tending in person, because that would be
47:17
very powerful, would be to submit written testimony and opposition. And there's just
47:22
one email address that goes directly to the Department of Health. Can I give
47:27
you the email address could be able to share that course, So it would
47:30
go to Zachary dot Arcot at Health dot ri I dot gov and it's v
47:36
A C H A R Y dot G A R C E A U at
47:42
Health dot r I dot gov. So like emailing your opposition to the the
47:47
proposed mask regulation to that address, it would be documented that you had opposed
47:52
with regulation. So you want as many people there in person as possible.
47:58
I'm assuming this is inside correct. It's going to be in sort of a
48:01
super spruder for sure. Right. He address is one capital hill in Providence.
48:08
It's going to be in conference rooms A, B, and C that
48:10
are going to be combined. There is actually a cap of three hundred and
48:15
ninety people and the Department of Health will be turning people away if we exceed
48:20
capacity, and we would love to put them in that position. It would
48:23
be amazing if we had enough people to push back that they would have to
48:28
start turning numbers of the public away. It's such a sad thing. In
48:31
fact, when they attempted two years ago to impose a vaccine mandate and all
48:37
of our medical professionals, they had to limit testimony to one minute per person,
48:42
so we had sixty seconds to oppose because we had four hundred people that
48:45
showed up to oppose it. Well, well, that's good. That's a
48:49
good thing. As a teacher, are you still debating other teachers on this
48:57
or have some of the teachers I guess wised up. So has has that
49:01
changed or has it stayed the same? Well, has absolutely changed. Teachers
49:06
really really saw the effects of what happened. I think, first of all,
49:09
we have so much science now that indicates that it doesn't do anything to
49:13
ensue transmission in the first place. But we've felt what happened in the classrooms.
49:17
For one thing, they went silent. Our kids just stopped interacting with
49:22
anybody, with each other. They just stopped answering us. There was this
49:28
a complete deficit in learning. As a language teacher, I realized, my
49:34
kids can't learn language if they can't see my mouth. Because these are words
49:37
in a foreign country, in a foreign language. They don't know how to
49:42
save them in the first place. They don't know how they're spelled. If
49:45
they can't see how I'm pronouncing them, They're not going to acquire this language.
49:49
They're not going to acquire the terms that they need. I noticed one
49:52
day, the very first day that maths came off of our faces. It
49:57
was March seventh. I asked the question, and I realized three or four
50:02
of my very quiet children, who never interacts with me in class, were
50:07
mouthing the correct answers to themselves. And it was the first time I had
50:09
seen their faces all year, and I was able to call on kids who
50:14
had never interacted before. And you know, we had I had an incident
50:17
just a week ago where I had a student introduced themselves to me. I
50:22
had him as a student three years ago, and I didn't recognize him because
50:25
I'd never seen his face. And so there's so many teachers that they think,
50:30
God, that's over, let's never go back to that. There's been
50:34
no acknowledgment from the Department's Health as to how this affected our children. Even
50:38
their own class benefit analysis is strictly financial. They're not looking at the cost
50:43
of children for doing this. Yeah, that's amazing what that whole COVID scare
50:52
was. Just it's remarkable how we handle it and how bad we handle it.
50:54
And kudos to people like yourselves for doing what you've done. It's really
50:59
remarkable to push back as hard as you're pushing back. All right, guys,
51:01
give everybody one more opportunity to write this down so they can show up
51:07
and join the fight with you. Guys. Yeah, So we actually have
51:12
a website up Barrington Parents United, So it's all one word Barringtontown Parents Pluralunited
51:19
dot com. You can get it on Google as well, but there's actually
51:22
in the lower writing and corner there's a call to action. It's got links
51:25
to the regulation, the meeting time and room, how you can testify,
51:30
you know, provide written testimony to the Department of Health, all the backgrounders
51:34
that you need. Madelina actually put that together, did a wonderful job with
51:37
it. Everything's there on one sheet of paper with a couple of links.
51:42
I would urge everybody to get out there. It's the Barrington Parents United.
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Take a look at the call to action and just follow the steps that she's
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laid out. It will make a huge difference. And then you know,
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if you've got any lingering resentment that I know a lot of us do about
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the way COVID, your handles, the the way your children are treated regarded
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as you know, collateral damage, show up for that hearing next week nine
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am Friday morning, hopefully the weather will be good. To be nice.
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Day out of work and take a three day weekend and actually pushed back on
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those who pushed on you for COVID. Guys, keep fighting again. We're
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behind you one hundred percent and thank you for coming on today letting everybody know
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and anybody you know, our signal certainly reaches deep into Rhode Island, so
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anybody listening, they should certainly show up at this and fight to fight with
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these guys. Thanks again, I appreciate it very much. You're welcome.
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Thank you, Lee, I appreciate it. All right. That's it.
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That wraps it up. Way now. Alan Roon is back after a three
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day vacation. All right, that's it. Way now, Alan Roon is
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back after a three day sabbatical doubt at Mara Lago. Enjoy the rest of
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your Friday night here on the USA Audio Network S