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ROOT REACTION ft. Lee Elci 04-10-25 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 4: There we go, Ladies and gentlemen, Well, welcome, Welcome to
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Speaker 4: the Root Reaction. My name is Lee Elsie, aka the
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Speaker 4: Voice of Freedom. You can find me on Gmail. Elsie
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Speaker 4: you wherever you're listening across this great country. Of course,
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Speaker 4: Wayne Allen Root, he may be already in Florida. He
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Speaker 4: left early this morning from Las Vegas. Marri Lago is
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Speaker 4: where he's headed, and he is actually going to be
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Speaker 4: the MC at a huge event happening tomorrow night. To
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Speaker 4: a kudos to the great Wayne Allen Root, who is
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Speaker 4: right smack dab in the middle of all of the
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Speaker 4: power in Washington. But he'll be in Florida with that
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Speaker 4: great party, doing what he does best, hosting that whole event.
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Speaker 4: I'll be fantastic so can't wait to hear the stories
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Speaker 4: from Wayne when he comes back. I am your official
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Speaker 4: fill in host whenever Wayne has something special to do,
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Speaker 4: so I get a chance to talk to you wherever
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Speaker 4: you might be again, from one coast to another, thanking
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Speaker 4: the friends over at of course, the Root Reaction team,
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Speaker 4: everybody behind the scenes, so I have to keep up
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Speaker 1: I don't even know all of the different.
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Speaker 4: since I filled in, but you know he's on Untamed Nation.
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Speaker 4: what's happening again. The Root Reaction is right here. So
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Speaker 4: I'll be your guest host tonight and tomorrow. I do
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Speaker 4: have I think a great show in store for you
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Speaker 4: this evening, going to bring on a good friend of mine,
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Speaker 4: former gubernatorial candidate, politician, businessman, at the bottom of this hour,
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Speaker 4: Bob Stefanowski get into some of the things going on.
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Speaker 1: On Wall Street and the tariffs and all of that
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Speaker 1: good stuff.
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Speaker 4: And then we're going to bring on Judge John Dezzar
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Speaker 4: to talk about some of the legal issues that.
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Speaker 1: Are plaguing Donald Trump for sure.
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Speaker 4: And there's a couple of news stories out there that
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Speaker 4: we'll try to touch on. A helicopter crash in New
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Speaker 4: York tragic, five or six people lost their lives. Also,
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Speaker 4: a plane carrying representatives congressman in New York was hit.
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Speaker 4: No one was injured, it was hit on the ground,
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Speaker 4: So all kinds of chaos in the skies. And as
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Speaker 4: news develops on that, I will be sure to bring
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Speaker 4: it to you. I hope you stay with us. I
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Speaker 4: think it's going to be a great show. I do
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Speaker 4: want to start with something that I've talked about a lot.
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Speaker 4: I don't want to put an exclamation point of sorts
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Speaker 4: on it. My radio show here in Connecticut, we've talked
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Speaker 4: about this a lot, and I'm going to sort of
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Speaker 4: backtrack and go over this one more time for folks
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Speaker 4: across the country who maybe haven't got a chance to
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Speaker 4: listen to me talk about this one specific issue.
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Speaker 1: And again, I know the.
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Speaker 4: Stock market was down again today, up big yesterday, down
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Speaker 4: a couple days before that, up and down it goes.
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Speaker 4: I wouldn't panic on any of that stuff.
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Speaker 1: It's going to shake out.
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Speaker 4: It's going to be back to somewhat normal once everybody
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Speaker 4: sits down, and once Trump is able his team is
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Speaker 4: able to meet with these countries and shakeout deals. And
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Speaker 4: I do completely anticipate that it's going to happen. But
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Speaker 4: we'll talk at the bottom of the air a little
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Speaker 4: bit more about that. I want to talk about. I
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Speaker 4: want to talk about whether or not this administration and
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Speaker 4: this president should be magnanimous, should they be a forgiving administration?
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Speaker 4: And our nation is filled with diabolical traders who wish
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Speaker 4: to tear everything apart, everything that we hold dear, they
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Speaker 4: want to rip apart. So these monsters are embedded in
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Speaker 4: every corner of our society, from media to the universities,
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Speaker 4: and they've taken a stronghold in Washington, DC, the halls
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Speaker 4: of government. The people that supposedly represent us have been
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Speaker 4: deceiving us for decades. So the age old question or
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Speaker 4: the age old ad is that elections have consequences, and
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Speaker 4: so does betrayal. Betrayal has consequences. So this is not
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Speaker 4: a time for Donald Trump and the administration to extend
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Speaker 4: kindness or forgiveness to those who openly work against America.
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Speaker 4: And I'm pointing the finger at Shumer, I'm pointing the
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Speaker 4: finger at a shift aoc elon Omar, all that whole crew,
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Speaker 4: everybody in Pelosi.
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Speaker 1: I'm pointing the finger at all of you.
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Speaker 4: We have extended grace, allowed room for debate, given second chances,
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Speaker 4: and for what for stabs in the back over and
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Speaker 4: over and over and over and over again. A famous
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Speaker 4: proverb says, when justice is done, it brings joy to
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Speaker 4: their righteous, but terror to the evil doers. So there
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Speaker 4: was an argument that was going on before Trump became
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Speaker 4: the president. Again, is that whether or not he was
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Speaker 4: going to go after his adversaries, whether or not he
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Speaker 4: was going to go after people who push back against him.
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Speaker 4: And a lot of people said, no, don't do that,
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Speaker 4: Let's try to have a harmonious government.
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Speaker 1: I think they're wrong.
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Speaker 4: And the more i watch the Trump derangement syndrome, the
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Speaker 4: more I'm convinced that I'm right, because we need righteousness,
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Speaker 4: righteousness to bring consequences to the wicked people who have
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Speaker 4: been morally bankrupt and have been trying to tear this
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Speaker 4: country down for the better part of thirty forty years.
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Speaker 4: And don't forget you come from an amazing stock. You're
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Speaker 4: an American citizen. You were and this country was forged
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Speaker 4: in the fires of a revolution men and women who
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Speaker 4: worked tirelessly, fearlessly.
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Speaker 1: Facing hardship after hardship.
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Speaker 4: And I'm not calling for vengeance, nothing wicked, nothing reckless,
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Speaker 4: nothing cruel.
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Speaker 1: I just call for justice, resolute justice.
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Speaker 4: Find the folks who have been pushing against America and
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Speaker 4: get them out.
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Speaker 1: Purp walk them, find them, charge them if.
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Speaker 4: They've been stealing, if they're afraid of doge, if they've
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Speaker 4: been speaking out because they're afraid that they're little pill
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Speaker 4: of money slush fund of money is gonna get ferreted
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Speaker 4: out and found out.
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Speaker 1: Purp walk them out. It's time.
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Speaker 4: For too long, we've watched our leaders play nice in
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Speaker 4: the sandbox with those who have shown disdain for this
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Speaker 4: country and everything that it represents. And if you look around,
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Speaker 4: the betrayal is everywhere. Cities crumbling, borders were overrun. Until
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Speaker 4: Trump became president. Our youth are being poisoned by nonsense,
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Speaker 4: these ideologies that are tearing down everything we try to
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Speaker 4: build these kids up to get ripped apart by this wokeism.
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Speaker 4: And it didn't happen overnight. It happened because again, we
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Speaker 4: allowed serpents to crawl into the highest positions of power
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Speaker 4: and influence, and they've been whispering poison into the ears
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Speaker 4: of these kids. And there they were to keep the
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Speaker 4: gatekeepers of America.
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Speaker 1: So I go back to this old term.
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Speaker 4: Trump, you got to drain the swamp, and that means
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Speaker 4: you've got to go after these folks with reckless abandon
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Speaker 4: I know you're busy. I know you've got trade deals
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Speaker 4: to work out, But as Doge uncovers more waste, fraud,
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Speaker 4: and abuse, we've got to figure out who is the
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Speaker 4: beneficiary to this, and they've got to go, and you've
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Speaker 4: got to You've got to make a concerted effort to
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Speaker 4: do that. And all of us out here will I
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Speaker 4: promise you will stand shoulder to shoulder. We'll stand right
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Speaker 4: alongside you and fight that good fight. But for those
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Speaker 4: of you who are out there who wish to destroy
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Speaker 4: the constitution, who mock the values, undermine everything that we
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Speaker 4: hold dear to so discord among us every single day.
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Speaker 1: There's no mercy for you.
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Speaker 4: And I'm not talking about physical violence. I'm talking about
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Speaker 4: righteous violence. Not violence, but the righteousness of making sure
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Speaker 4: that you are held accountable for what you've done. It's
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Speaker 4: not just by the way, it's not just a duty.
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Speaker 4: It's the right thing to do to rid your nation
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Speaker 4: of traitors.
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Speaker 1: You can't ignore the responsibility of this. You can't turn
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Speaker 1: a blind eye. You can't just shrug your shoulders and say, well,
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Speaker 1: that's what it was.
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Speaker 4: No, you've got to find these folks out and hold
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Speaker 4: them accountable and safeguard this nation for your kids and
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Speaker 4: your grandkids. It's very, very important our founding fathers had
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Speaker 4: courage to make this happen. And again, remember, elections have consequences,
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Speaker 4: and we have witnessed firsthand what happens when you put
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Speaker 4: the worst of the worst in power, got a clean house,
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Speaker 4: put America back in the hands of those who actually
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Speaker 4: cherish it, those who want to restore honor and integrity
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Speaker 4: and strength in our leadership.
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Speaker 1: And I'm convinced that as.
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Speaker 4: Of right now, whether you like what he has tried
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Speaker 4: those things. He represents a strength that we haven't had
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Speaker 4: have a lot of time in this break. But you know,
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Speaker 4: on on during the course of the week, on Tuesday
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Speaker 4: and on Wednesday, you had these It was Tuesday Wednesday,
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Speaker 4: thousands of points. People were panicking, but the news could
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Speaker 4: Word I guess I'm looking for. So then the markets
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Speaker 4: ticked back up on Wednesday. I'm getting there on my days,
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Speaker 4: back back up. Monday and Tuesday they went down, Wednesday
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Speaker 4: they came back up, Thursday went they went back down.
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Speaker 4: But Wednesday you couldn't find any of these left leaning
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Speaker 4: outlets to report that the market was bouncing back. Instead,
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Speaker 4: they went out of their way to criticize Trump once again,
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Speaker 4: which is this is a pet peeve of mine. If
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Speaker 4: you're a news supposedly a news organization, report the news,
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Speaker 4: why do you have to take a slant? Why can't
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Speaker 4: you just make it informational?
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Speaker 1: I get it.
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Speaker 4: Your CNNs of the world they you know, they want
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Speaker 4: to have this this bias, but it goes in almost
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Speaker 4: every single newspaper across the country.
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Speaker 1: It's the same thing.
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Speaker 4: They all take their shots at Trump constantly building this narrative,
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Speaker 4: and that's why it's hard for fifty percent of the
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Speaker 4: country or forty five percent of the country to actually
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Speaker 4: come to grips with reality that demand, despite all of
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Speaker 4: his flaws, is actually trying to break a broken system.
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Speaker 1: Does that make sense.
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Speaker 4: He's trying to smash to smithereens this system that has
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Speaker 4: been bleeding us dry for so long. I can't say
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Speaker 4: this enough. We're thirty six trillion dollars in debt. We
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Speaker 4: are hemorrhaging money. This particular situation where you doze is
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Speaker 4: finding the waste, fraud and abuse, trying to slow down spending,
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Speaker 4: trying to save a trillion dollars has to happen otherwise
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Speaker 4: we're going over the cliff. And I'm sick and tired
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Speaker 4: of these news outlets who emphasize these these things in
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Speaker 4: such an negative way that half of the population can
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Speaker 4: never come to grips with the idea that Trump is
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Speaker 4: actually trying to do the right thing here and actually
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Speaker 4: trying to save this country from going over that fiscal cliff.
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Speaker 4: One of the other things I was looking at is,
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Speaker 4: you know what exactly this because obviously right now we're
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Speaker 4: talking China's we raised the tariff again, I think the
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Speaker 4: one hundred and forty five percent today. So what do
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Speaker 4: we get from China? What do we what actually do
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Speaker 4: we import from China? And I found this interesting. We
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Speaker 4: import mostly cell phones, clothes, TV, and toys. These are
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Speaker 4: the things that are the most important thing from China
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Speaker 4: to us. The rest of it, pardon my language, is crop.
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Speaker 4: I mean everything that's in a dollar store, turn upside
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Speaker 4: down and look where it's from.
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Speaker 1: It's made in China. We hold all the cards in.
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Speaker 4: This poker game with China, and we should stay very
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Speaker 4: firm where we are. Make them buckle. I understand they're
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Speaker 4: quote unquote a proud people. But most of the things
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Speaker 4: that we get aside from the cell phones, and again,
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Speaker 4: we had to try to build cell phones here, they'd be.
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Speaker 1: Very, very expensive. We have to figure out a way
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Speaker 1: with that.
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Speaker 4: But cell phones, closed TVs and toys, we can make
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Speaker 4: that stuff. And again, we don't need to continue to
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Speaker 4: import garbage from China, who's been stealing our intellectual properties
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Speaker 4: And I guess I want to start with asking you
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Speaker 4: you don't like tariffs, and I want to ask you
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Speaker 4: But in a general sense, you don't like tariffs, right.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, I think I'll give you a thirty second
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Speaker 7: remember the Laugher curve from their days in college. But
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Speaker 7: what Art talks about are two types of incentives. There
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Speaker 7: to You're going to tell that dog run right up
25:27
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25:30
Speaker 7: in and you grab the newspaper and you stop him
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Speaker 7: on the nose and he runs away.
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Speaker 8: You don't know where he's going to run to. You
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Speaker 8: don't know what he's going to do next.
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Speaker 7: So there's two types of incentives, and economics as well,
25:42
Speaker 7: and unfortunately, tariffs are what's called a negative incentive. Basically,
25:48
Speaker 7: we're telling the world right now not to trade internationally,
25:51
Speaker 7: and that's a dangerous place to be in most economies.
25:56
Speaker 8: You're with me so far, I am.
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Speaker 1: I am with you. Are you going to keep going?
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Speaker 1: You want me to ask?
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Speaker 8: No?
26:03
Speaker 1: No, keep going, keep going.
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Speaker 7: If I were lucky enough to be in the President
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Speaker 7: Trump's cabinet, I would be advocating for positive incentives. I mean,
26:14
Speaker 7: the objective is really to get more manufacturing in the US,
26:17
Speaker 7: and we're doing that by disincentivizing foreign companies from coming here.
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Speaker 8: A much much better.
26:24
Speaker 7: Way to do that would be the lower taxes in
26:26
Speaker 7: the US, to have less regulatory stringency in the US,
26:31
Speaker 7: and make the US a better place to do business.
26:34
Speaker 7: Now he's doing that as well, Lee in fairness, he's
26:37
Speaker 7: got every one of his cabinet members trying to make
26:39
Speaker 7: it easier to do business in our country. But that
26:44
Speaker 7: would be a better way to stimulate growth in the
26:47
Speaker 7: United States. And our home state of Connecticut is a
26:50
Speaker 7: great example of that. And reversely, in Connecticut, we've got
26:54
Speaker 7: high regulation, we've got high taxes. So what are all
26:57
Speaker 7: the manufacturers doing. They're moving down to Tennessee. They're moving
27:00
Speaker 7: down to Florida. They're all moving out of the state
27:02
Speaker 7: because it's too hard to do business. Even our current
27:06
Speaker 7: governor a couple of years ago said, well that I'm
27:08
Speaker 7: done with Connecticut. I'm going to tell my wife to
27:10
Speaker 7: go do business down in Tennessee. And this is the
27:14
Speaker 7: governor of the state. So classic economic theory, they would
27:18
Speaker 7: tell you that tariffs are not a good thing.
27:22
Speaker 4: What about the idea of leveling the playing field. They
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Speaker 4: teariff us, so we tariff them. I explain, how come
27:28
Speaker 4: that isn't factored into this equation in your mind.
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Speaker 7: Well, there's something to that. And this is where it
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Speaker 7: gets to the good news with President Trump. If your
27:37
Speaker 7: listeners have not read the Art of the Deal, they
27:40
Speaker 7: should do it. It's a small book. You can read
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Speaker 7: it in a couple days. And what President Trump is
27:45
Speaker 7: doing is he's negotiating with these tariffs. I don't think
27:48
Speaker 7: President Trump agrees in anything other than free trade, but
27:52
Speaker 7: he's got the leverage, he's got the cards right now.
27:55
Speaker 7: It is much more damaging for China to have tariffs
27:59
Speaker 7: imposed on them that it is to have China impose tariffs.
28:02
Speaker 8: On the US.
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Speaker 7: He has all the leverage in this equation. So I
28:07
Speaker 7: don't think three months from now or even thirty days
28:10
Speaker 7: from now, you're going to see tariffs. But what he's
28:12
Speaker 7: doing is he's using the power of the United States,
28:15
Speaker 7: which thank god, somebody's finally doing it right. We had
28:19
Speaker 7: presidents that kind of just took it for years. They
28:21
Speaker 7: got slapped in one cheek and they turned around and
28:24
Speaker 7: got slapped in the other. Thank god, somebody's standing up
28:27
Speaker 7: for the US realizing that we have leverage. And he said, listen,
28:31
Speaker 7: if you're going to tear if for me, I'm going
28:32
Speaker 7: to tif you and we will win that argument because
28:36
Speaker 7: we're a much better place. We've got the cards, we've
28:38
Speaker 7: got the leverage, and we will win this battle. So
28:41
Speaker 7: I got a lot of calls over the weekend. Is
28:43
Speaker 7: the market going to crash that I get out of stock?
28:46
Speaker 8: You know, Lee?
28:47
Speaker 7: I think in the long term we're going to be
28:49
Speaker 7: just fine. There's going to be some ups and downs
28:51
Speaker 7: in the short term. You saw the binion increase yesterday,
28:54
Speaker 7: you see another decrease today. But I'd be willing to
28:57
Speaker 7: bet President Trump no matter what you think of him,
28:59
Speaker 7: and I'm a fan, he is not He is a
29:02
Speaker 7: smart person, and he is not going to go through
29:05
Speaker 7: his administration with the stock market not being up from
29:08
Speaker 7: the day he got in. So I think good times
29:11
Speaker 7: are ahead. People just need to keep the confidence. I
29:14
Speaker 7: know it's a little bit scary, but we will get
29:17
Speaker 7: through this, and I'd be willing to bet the economy
29:19
Speaker 7: in the long term will be much better than it
29:21
Speaker 7: is today.
29:22
Speaker 4: Do you think they're calling it sort of a pullback
29:26
Speaker 4: of these tariffs. He gave this reprieve for ninety days.
29:30
Speaker 4: Do you think that was part of the plan. Do
29:31
Speaker 4: you think that was something that like an audible that
29:34
Speaker 4: he called at the last minute because he saw the
29:36
Speaker 4: stock market tank so badly.
29:39
Speaker 7: I don't know, but that's another key factor. You know,
29:42
Speaker 7: some people blame the tariffs for the depression, the smoot
29:45
Speaker 7: holy tariffs, someone argue called the Great Depression. The difference is,
29:49
Speaker 7: back then, tariffs need to be passed by the legislature.
29:53
Speaker 7: You needed a law, You needed Congress to vote on
29:56
Speaker 7: these tariffs either put them in or take them out,
29:59
Speaker 7: so you could be flexible. The benefit that President Trump
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Speaker 7: has is he can do it with a stroke of
30:04
Speaker 7: the pen, so he can be nimble around these traffs.
30:07
Speaker 7: He can put them on, he can take them off,
30:10
Speaker 7: he can put them back on, and that provides them
30:13
Speaker 7: Between that and the leverage of the United States has
30:16
Speaker 7: is the greatest economy in the world. That gives him
30:19
Speaker 7: tremendous power to negotiate better deals with each of these countries.
30:23
Speaker 8: So was yesterday in audible or not?
30:25
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I'll tell you if I were
30:27
Speaker 7: putting my money on China or the US to win
30:30
Speaker 7: this terror for I know we're all put my money
30:33
Speaker 7: because it's hurting them a lot more than it's hurting honestly,
30:36
Speaker 7: and you got to give them credit for be willing
30:38
Speaker 7: to take some static. I heard you earlier saying the
30:41
Speaker 7: Democrats love to point out when the stock market is down,
30:44
Speaker 7: but when it's up, it's like, you know, crickets, right,
30:47
Speaker 7: So people need to keep their heads that we're going
30:49
Speaker 7: to get through this and in the long run it's
30:52
Speaker 7: going to help Lee.
30:53
Speaker 8: It's definitely going to help.
30:54
Speaker 4: We're talking to a very good friend of my Bob Stefanowski,
30:56
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30:58
Speaker 4: in the state of Connecticut, and I can guarantee if
31:00
Speaker 4: he had won either one of those times, the state
31:02
Speaker 4: of Connecticut would be a lot better place to do
31:05
Speaker 4: business certainly, and just to live in general. So if
31:08
Speaker 4: you had, if we had like a crystal ball, and
31:11
Speaker 4: let's say Trump was able to negotiate deals with all
31:14
Speaker 4: of these countries, they all finally came to the table
31:17
Speaker 4: and we got an acceptable deal from all the countries
31:21
Speaker 4: and maybe even China. Maybe it wasn't exactly what we wanted,
31:24
Speaker 4: but we got something from China. What do you think
31:27
Speaker 4: our economy would look like? How would that change things
31:30
Speaker 4: for the average everyday American?
31:34
Speaker 7: Well, I think it's the first thing that's going to
31:36
Speaker 7: do is great jobs, Lee. I mean, there's been so
31:38
Speaker 7: many businesses that moved off. Sure, I've been doing this
31:41
Speaker 7: for thirty years.
31:42
Speaker 8: And I remember the days.
31:44
Speaker 7: I was a general electric for fifteen years, and you know,
31:48
Speaker 7: I'm a little bit embarrassed about it now. But we
31:50
Speaker 7: were sending people overseas. You know, we're sending people over
31:54
Speaker 7: to China because the cost of manufacturing was cheaper. And
31:57
Speaker 7: if you're trying to get your stock price up, you
31:59
Speaker 7: kind of owe it to your share gareholders to produce
32:01
Speaker 7: things where it's the cheapest to produce them. But the
32:04
Speaker 7: beauty of what the President is doing is he's going
32:06
Speaker 7: to make it cheaper to produce goods and services here,
32:09
Speaker 7: and that's going to draw back people.
32:11
Speaker 8: It's going to bring back jobs. The other thing.
32:14
Speaker 7: Is is is tariffs do not necessarily increase inflation. Certainly
32:19
Speaker 7: on goods coming in, they're going to be higher priced,
32:21
Speaker 7: and a tariff is attacks. So for things that we import,
32:25
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32:28
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32:30
Speaker 8: Going to be lower. And it's going to net.
32:32
Speaker 7: There's going to be more supply of goods and services
32:35
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32:38
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32:44
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32:52
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Speaker 4: and we don't have a lot of time in this segment,
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Speaker 4: but I wanted to ask you just in a general
38:36
Speaker 4: sense about American politics and the increased polarization. I mean
38:40
Speaker 4: it's really either love them or you hate them. And
38:42
Speaker 4: that goes for both sides. Both sides are in this
38:45
Speaker 4: love hate relationship. And it's really it can get nasty, right,
38:49
Speaker 4: it's really tough.
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Speaker 7: Well it's tough, and you know, having done it two times,
38:54
Speaker 7: it's as tough on the candidate's family, quite honestly, as
38:58
Speaker 7: it is on the candidate. I think that the the
39:00
Speaker 7: biggest disappointment, you know, looking back, is it's gotten to
39:04
Speaker 7: the point where the truth is irrelevantly and and nobody,
39:08
Speaker 7: you know, nobody focuses on the real facts anymore. And
39:11
Speaker 7: and and people just can arbitrarily say whatever they want, right,
39:15
Speaker 7: there's no fact checking to it whatsoever, and you can
39:19
Speaker 7: get away with it. And you know, I'm old enough
39:21
Speaker 7: to remember the days of Reagan and you know, those
39:24
Speaker 7: those older days, and and and.
39:26
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was, it was.
39:27
Speaker 7: It was competitive, but at least you kind of there
39:30
Speaker 7: was a founding truth there that at least you knew
39:33
Speaker 7: what what reality was.
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Speaker 8: And and and.
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Speaker 7: Now you know, you watch CNN or or MSN, it's
39:40
Speaker 7: like it's like watching a fairy tale, right, And I
39:43
Speaker 7: think most people that don't pay attention like you do,
39:46
Speaker 7: and your listeners do.
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Speaker 8: They don't realize that it's a fairy tale.
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Speaker 7: And and and since it's on TV or or in
39:52
Speaker 7: the newspaper, they believe it. And and and I think
39:54
Speaker 7: that's the most unfortunate part of where politics have gotten to.
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Speaker 4: And it's hard to combat that too, because is they
40:00
Speaker 4: may take a nugget of truth or something that seemingly
40:04
Speaker 4: is the truth, and they stretch it as far as
40:06
Speaker 4: they possibly.
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Speaker 1: Can to get away with it.
40:08
Speaker 4: And like you said, the CNN's, the MSNBC's, they're the
40:11
Speaker 4: most egregious, and even the print media, the print media
40:14
Speaker 4: finds their way into doing that over and over against
40:16
Speaker 4: the socialistic headlines, you know, stories that aren't necessarily exactly accurate.
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Speaker 1: It's it's unfortunate, but I see that a lot.
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Speaker 8: Well you see it now with all the people I
40:28
Speaker 8: heard today.
40:28
Speaker 7: Stephanopolos came out and said, yeah, he knew Biden was
40:33
Speaker 7: in his life term. Well, if you know that, and
40:36
Speaker 7: you're an objective reporter, how the heck do you not
40:38
Speaker 7: say it on you know, this week in Review on ABC?
40:42
Speaker 7: How do you not say it? You have a responsibility
40:45
Speaker 7: to say and not only that a lot of these
40:48
Speaker 7: women are getting rich writing books about it now after
40:50
Speaker 7: they allied for the last you know, five four or
40:52
Speaker 7: five years about Biden.
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Speaker 1: It's incredible, it is, it is incredible.
40:56
Speaker 4: And you know, if you I can see I almost
40:59
Speaker 4: excuse the way away the people who are on his team. Right,
41:02
Speaker 4: there's that protection mode, even though you've got to think
41:05
Speaker 4: of the country first. But Stephanopolis and the rest of
41:08
Speaker 4: the media who knew for a fact that he was
41:10
Speaker 4: completely debilitated. This is you're talking about the safety, security,
41:15
Speaker 4: and sanity of America and they did not do their job.
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Speaker 1: Bob.
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Speaker 7: Well, the other thing you realize, I know, we don't
41:23
Speaker 7: have much time at running for office, is you realize
41:25
Speaker 7: many of these politicians they've never done anything else in
41:28
Speaker 7: their life other than beyond the public dole, and for
41:32
Speaker 7: this their reelection is life and death because they can't
41:35
Speaker 7: feed their families. Their resume says nothing else than being
41:38
Speaker 7: a public official, and being a public official is a
41:41
Speaker 7: noble role. I'm not downplaying it, but some of these
41:44
Speaker 7: people have never done anything else. So if they have
41:46
Speaker 7: to pick between telling them the truth or doing what's
41:49
Speaker 7: right for their constituents, or being able to feed their
41:52
Speaker 7: family by winning the election, again, they're going to do
41:54
Speaker 7: the latter, and that's unfortunately because it gets to some
41:58
Speaker 7: perverse outcomes.
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Speaker 4: And that's why I think they're all so upset about Doze.
42:02
Speaker 4: They're going to find out, you know, these slush funds
42:04
Speaker 4: that are hidding here and hidding there that they've been
42:06
Speaker 4: dipping into.
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Speaker 1: That's my opinion on that one. For sure.
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Speaker 7: I love those Connecticut Our state could use a Doze
42:13
Speaker 7: version two point only.
42:14
Speaker 8: Imagine.
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Speaker 1: I agree. Fine, all right, listen, we got Connecticut.
42:17
Speaker 4: They'd find a ton. We got forty five seconds. Who
42:20
Speaker 4: should the Giants take with their first pick? Third pick overall?
42:23
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, the question is going to be Sanders or
42:26
Speaker 7: not Lee. I don't you know, if you look at Sanders,
42:28
Speaker 7: he would have been drafted probably the.
42:30
Speaker 8: Eighth quarterback last year.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
42:32
Speaker 8: I don't think i'd die for the quarterback. I think
42:34
Speaker 8: I'd go for the best person in the draft. What
42:36
Speaker 8: do you think?
42:36
Speaker 1: I think the same thing.
42:37
Speaker 4: I think they should pass on the quarterback and maybe
42:40
Speaker 4: go with one of those defensive linemen for sure, because
42:42
Speaker 4: I think that that's an impact player right away. The
42:45
Speaker 4: great Bob Stefanowski, I thank you so much. I know
42:48
Speaker 4: you're super busy. Things you don't know about Bob. He's
42:50
Speaker 4: run two marathons and he's a scratch golfer. He'll take
42:53
Speaker 4: your money on the golf course every time.
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Speaker 1: Bob. I appreciate it, Buddy, Thank you so much.
42:58
Speaker 4: I'll talk to you soon. Okay, friend, you gotta pout.
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Speaker 4: All right, We're gonna come back top of the hour.
43:02
Speaker 4: I'm gonna talk about these rallies on the uh oh
43:05
Speaker 4: the past weekend, and then a little later on Judge
43:07
Speaker 4: John Azarro will.
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