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ROOT REACTION w/ Wayne Allyn Root 07-08-25 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 2: This is Wayne Alan Root, direct from the entertainment capital
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Speaker 1: It's time war War. Here's your host, one hundred percent
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Speaker 1: Alan Roots. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This
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Speaker 1: is the Root reaction those of you just joining the
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Speaker 1: first time. Wayne is off until Thursday. My name is
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Speaker 1: Lee Elsie, the Voice Freedom. You can email me Leelsiradio
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Speaker 1: Of course Root for America as well. I'd love to
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Speaker 1: hear from you, Lee Elsiradio at gmail dot com. That's
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Speaker 1: l E E E l c I Radio at gmail
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Speaker 1: dot com fielding a few emails from across the country.
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Speaker 1: So welcome to all of those who are listening again,
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Speaker 1: just tuning in for the first time, and again I
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Speaker 1: was remiss one more time because there's so much going
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Speaker 1: on before these shows. But again hearts and prayers go
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Speaker 1: out to Texas and the kids, and the stories keep coming,
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Speaker 1: and they're heartbreaking from you know, beginning to end. Everybody
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Speaker 1: down there is under such ugly mountain, you know, mountains
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Speaker 1: of pain and suffering. So hearts go out to them,
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Speaker 1: and hopefully some miracles happened between now and in the
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Speaker 1: next couple a couple of days. But again over one
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Speaker 1: hundred people now missing, a hundred people dead and you know,
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Speaker 1: a number missing. So again, prayers go out to our
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Speaker 1: fellow Americans down in Texas. At the bottom of the hour,
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Speaker 1: I want to talk about Ice being under attack. I
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Speaker 1: want to get into that a little bit, because there
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Speaker 1: are you know, there was a group that ambushed Ice,
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Speaker 1: and the ambushed they're ambushing America essentially, and they're you know,
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Speaker 1: going after our law enforcement agents, and I want to
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Speaker 1: get to that. But I did want to sort of
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Speaker 1: kick this can around a little bit. And because you know,
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Speaker 1: we had already mentioned Elon Musk and how Musk now
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Speaker 1: is joining forces with some others to try to build
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Speaker 1: this America Party. And I like to look at big
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Speaker 1: picture stuff, right, I mean, we could talk about news
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Speaker 1: of the moment. That's always fun, and this is a
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Speaker 1: news of the moment topic, but there's also the big
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Speaker 1: picture of what it would take to start a third party.
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Speaker 1: And I only bring this up no, I bring it
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Speaker 1: up for a lot of reasons, but I bring it
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Speaker 1: up tonight because it's born out of the overwhelming frustration
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Speaker 1: I think from individual congressional people and senators who represent
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Speaker 1: people across the country. Now we know that the approval
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Speaker 1: rating of senators and congress people, if you're lucky, it's
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Speaker 1: in the teens, but for the most part, it can
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Speaker 1: be single digits for a lot of these people. And
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Speaker 1: I believe a lot of this comes from the fact
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Speaker 1: that I get that you're on a team. I understand that,
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Speaker 1: but I think that we have become so polarized and
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Speaker 1: so partisan that there's almost no individual thought. And in fact,
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Speaker 1: when you push back, whether you're a Democrat or Republican,
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Speaker 1: when you push back against your own powers that be,
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Speaker 1: then you're demonized and you're you're basically ostracized, or in
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Speaker 1: some cases you're they try to push you out of
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Speaker 1: that party. Now, I think you know, a robust debate
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Speaker 1: on whatever topic that you're discussing is vital for what
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Speaker 1: makes this massive engine of a country role.
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Speaker 3: And you know you've got to you know, you've got
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Speaker 3: to have these debates. And I, you know, I understand
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Speaker 3: that to me, Like I'll just look at debt for
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Speaker 3: an example. You know, we've had this conversation forever, and.
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Speaker 1: The big beautiful bill creates more debt, and now hopefully
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Speaker 1: the tariffts can balance that out, and hopefully growth will
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Speaker 1: happen as a result of what Trump does. And maybe
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Speaker 1: these projections of three plus trillion dollars of debt in
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Speaker 1: the next ti years are false, maybe they're wrong. They
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Speaker 1: could be wrong. That would be great. So maybe that
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Speaker 1: doesn't happen, Maybe the growth outpaces the debt that is accumulated.
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Speaker 1: Maybe the tariffs do take off and we start getting
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Speaker 1: a lot more money than we anticipate it. So again,
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Speaker 1: but I think having a debate about this and having
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Speaker 1: a conversation about this and going back and forth about
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Speaker 1: whatever it is, and not demonizing whoever the politician is
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Speaker 1: who happens to be pushing back for whatever reason. I
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Speaker 1: think that there is that's where we are right now,
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Speaker 1: and I don't like it, and I think that ends
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Speaker 1: up proving to be. I think the people of the
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Speaker 1: country look at it and they don't like it either.
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Speaker 1: So the poll numbers for their own particular politicians who
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Speaker 1: serve them, whether it's a congressman or center, they plumb
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Speaker 1: it because they don't feel like they're getting any actual
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Speaker 1: real thought. So I guess the point I'm trying to
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Speaker 1: make is how hard would it be for a Musk
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Speaker 1: or how hard is it going to be if Musk
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Speaker 1: does try to do this for him to create a
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Speaker 1: legitimate third party. So a couple of things that are needed.
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Speaker 1: He has, right, he has a tremendous amount of money. Right,
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Speaker 1: you would need a tremendous amount of money. So the
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Speaker 1: Democrats and the Republicans in twenty twenty raised one point
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Speaker 1: two billion and one point one billion, respectively, and third
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Speaker 1: parties like the Libertarians, they raised about three and a
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Speaker 1: half million dollars, So one point two billion one point
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Speaker 1: one billion to three million. So there's a huge difference. Now,
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk could fill that void. I mean, he could
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Speaker 1: cough up a billion dollars to run a candidate. Now
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Speaker 1: he says he's not going to run a presidential candidate,
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Speaker 1: but he could. He could you know, dip into his
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Speaker 1: pocket again and fund some races across the country with
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Speaker 1: a potential third party. So money is not necessarily the issue.
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Speaker 1: You have to have a charismatic group of leaders. I mean,
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Speaker 1: would you consider Elon Musk charismatic. Probably you might not
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Speaker 1: like him, you might despise him at this point. Maybe
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Speaker 1: you think he's almost borderline judas to Donald Trump. But
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Speaker 1: he is charismatic. Now he's not going to run, but
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Speaker 1: you would surround yourself with with credible charismatic people. I
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Speaker 1: think he absolutely has the potential to do that. Here's
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Speaker 1: the third one that is very very important that people
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Speaker 1: seem to ignore it. Leverage the media and leverage technology.
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Speaker 1: He absolutely would be front and center on that. I mean,
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Speaker 1: think about it. He owns X. He could dominate the
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Speaker 1: exafer if you will, and just made it my own
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Speaker 1: term and promote whoever it is that he wants to
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Speaker 1: promote to every single body who's on X. And of course,
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Speaker 1: the technology side of it, I mean, nobody's as versed
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Speaker 1: in that as him, or who gets surround himself with
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Speaker 1: so money got it, charismatic leaders probably got it. And
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Speaker 1: technology and leveraging the media. Of course, he's got that. Now,
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Speaker 1: what they don't have, well, they don't have a mechanism
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Speaker 1: to reform the electoral system's barriers. Right, they have a
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Speaker 1: lot of barriers, like the Republicans and Democrats. It's like
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Speaker 1: inside baseball, they have, you know, all the cheat codes
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Speaker 1: to the game, and the outsiders don't. So it will
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Speaker 1: change the dynamics. Now, I don't know how long it
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Speaker 1: would take somebody with money and resources and technical savvy
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Speaker 1: to break that. Suspect that they could, but I don't
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Speaker 1: know how long that would take. So you know, the
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Speaker 1: way things are set upbring now, it's very hard for
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Speaker 1: a third party candidate to win, right, It's very hard.
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Speaker 1: Even if you're incredibly charismatic, it's hard for you to
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Speaker 1: break that ceiling, which is why even people take Trump
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Speaker 1: for example. I mean, Trump was a lifetime Democrat. He
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Speaker 1: threatened to run as an independent. And I've asked this
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Speaker 1: question of my listeners here in Connecticut. Do you think
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Speaker 1: Trump would have won in twenty twenty four he run
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Speaker 1: it as an independent. He might have because he has
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Speaker 1: that kind of charisma. Now, the problem with Trump is
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Speaker 1: that you either love him or you hate him. And
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Speaker 1: I don't know if he would have gotten anybody to
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Speaker 1: cross over who you know, if you're a Democrat, even
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Speaker 1: if you didn't like a Harris choice or a Biden choice,
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Speaker 1: would you have decided to vote for Trump? Chances are
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Speaker 1: probably not. But he had all of the so he
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Speaker 1: could check a lot of the boxes. So I guess
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Speaker 1: the question is how could you do it mechanically? And then,
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Speaker 1: of course the other question, which I haven't addressed yet
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Speaker 1: is what would you do different that would differentiate you
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Speaker 1: from the other two parties? Right, so you'd have to
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Speaker 1: take a stand somewhere and you'd be closer to one
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Speaker 1: party or the other with the platform that you provided everybody. Right. So,
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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know what Musk's goals would be.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I would think he'd pretty much seemingly fit
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Speaker 1: in pretty well with the Republicans. But I think prior
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Speaker 1: to him having, you know, somewhat of a love affair
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Speaker 1: with Trump, he was more of a Democrat, wasn't he.
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Speaker 1: I mean, so, wouldn't you think he would align more
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Speaker 1: with them, which would then in the long run, you
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Speaker 1: would siphon off votes from the Democrat Party. So again
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Speaker 1: you would have to come up with a certain platform
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Speaker 1: that would be different than the other two. That would
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Speaker 1: you make it so that somebody who's a disenfranchised voter
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Speaker 1: doesn't think they're getting their money's worth, would maybe decide
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Speaker 1: to pull the lever for whatever candidate you put forward.
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Speaker 1: It would be an interesting experiment. And with the money
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Speaker 1: and the resources that Elon Musks Elon Musk has, I
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Speaker 1: think it would be something that would be worth watching.
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Speaker 1: And again, it all boils down to the fact that
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Speaker 1: I think people, in particular people when it comes to
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Speaker 1: your local representation, are not happy with who represents them,
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Speaker 1: and they're maybe willing to investigate. At this point in
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Speaker 1: time in this country's history, maybe they're willing to investigate
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Speaker 1: a third party if it's done right. Anyway, my name
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Speaker 1: is Lee Elsi Phillagin for Wayne Allen Root. I am
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Speaker 1: the Voice of Freedom. The show is The Root Reaction.
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Speaker 1: And again you can watch on Rumble and Untamed Nation
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Speaker 1: dot com and I think we're up on x now,
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Speaker 1: but all of that coming up. Stick around a lot
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Speaker 1: to get to. This is The Root Reaction, all right,
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Speaker 5: Yeah, at the high that's true.
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Speaker 4: That's an incredible track record. Now tell me why this deal,
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Speaker 1: Mark?
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Speaker 5: What's special about this is all the other basines of
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Speaker 5: the only operator in this field. And right now we
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Speaker 5: Very exciting. It's the new basin in the United States,
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Speaker 5: and as far as I'm concerned, this is an order
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 4: The project forty thousand acres took forty years to piece together.
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Speaker 1: But the website Lost Soldier dot com.
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Speaker 1: Thanks Mark for being with us today. Thank you Wayne,
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Speaker 1: good to see you again. All right, webber back, ladies
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Speaker 1: and gentlemen. Was every time I like a My mother
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Speaker 1: used to call me like a bull in a China shops.
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Speaker 1: She sees that that's saying about me all the time.
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Speaker 1: I can break anything at any time, and it doesn't
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Speaker 1: take much, I tell you. And by the way, I
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Speaker 1: probably go through like a tree a day in paper,
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Speaker 1: and I don't know, at least at least ten thousand
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Speaker 1: dollars worth an ink a year. Am I the only
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Speaker 1: one still printing with ink? Is? I know people just
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Speaker 1: leave it on the screen, but I have to have
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Speaker 1: you patriotic? I feel like I'm patriotic. Are you patriotic?
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Speaker 1: There's a study out says the most and least patriotic states,
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Speaker 1: And I mean, I live in Connecticut. I lived all
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Speaker 1: over the country, but I lived I live in Connecticut.
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Speaker 1: Connecticut's towards the bottom of the list because we're a
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Speaker 1: blue pinko communist state. But number one, well, i'll save
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Speaker 1: number one for last Connecticut for my Connecticut listeners is
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Speaker 1: twenty ninth. We should be like forty ninth. But the
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Speaker 1: worst state is Arkansas. Arkansas came in at number fifty.
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Speaker 1: As far as patriotism, that's a little surprising to me,
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Speaker 1: although I don't know Bill Clinton is from there. New
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Speaker 1: York number forty nine completely not patriotic. Now, I've lived
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Speaker 1: in New York and that is well. I mean, if
17:40
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Speaker 1: Pinco Central and anything bad will happen at light speed.
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Speaker 1: What does happen at light speed in New York? Anyway?
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Speaker 1: The bottom five Arkansas, New York, Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida
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Speaker 1: is on this list somehow, which I don't believe Texas is.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe that. See now I call foul on
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Speaker 1: this list. The number one most patriotic state, and this
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Speaker 1: makes sense is Virginia, Montana is too Vermont, I don't
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Speaker 1: know about that. Colorado and Oregon, Oregon, Oregon are the
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Speaker 1: top five. So that's your most patriotic and least patriotic
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Speaker 1: states according to a study. I'm trying to find out
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Speaker 1: where the study was done. It doesn't matter anyway. I mean,
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Speaker 1: but are you you feel patriotic? And what makes you patriotic?
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Speaker 1: I'd I've done shows on this, and I think it's
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Speaker 1: a fascinating topic because you know somebody who just because
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Speaker 1: they believe something completely opposite of me, they can still
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Speaker 1: be patriotic to their cause. Right, So even if you're
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Speaker 1: waving a flag that's not mine, you can still be
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Speaker 1: patriotic again to that particular directive that you are waving
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Speaker 1: that flag for. I think it's a fascinating conversation to have.
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Speaker 1: But being a patriot to the United States of America,
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Speaker 1: I think there'd be certain, you know, criteria that you
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Speaker 1: would fall under to be considered a patriot. For me,
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Speaker 1: you know, and this makes me think about something else,
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Speaker 1: thinking about today, because we were trying to figure out
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Speaker 1: on the show this morning, like how do we get
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Speaker 1: back the middle class and how do we get back
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Speaker 1: to that point where you know, the younger kids actually
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Speaker 1: love the country and everybody is sort of trying to
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Speaker 1: row the boat in the same direction. It hasn't been
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Speaker 1: that way for a long long time. It hasn't been
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Speaker 1: that way for years. And I threw out the ideas,
19:38
Speaker 1: maybe the best way to do this right, and then
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Speaker 1: you could actually you could teach people's skills and get
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Speaker 1: people disciplined. And so, you know, we have this evaporating
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Speaker 1: middle class, and maybe it's because we don't have any
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Speaker 1: skilled people out there or they're disappearing. Maybe maybe either
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Speaker 1: we overly incentivize, like really incentivized joining the military, or
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Speaker 1: we make it mandatory. Right, you give three four years
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Speaker 1: up of your life, you get a college education, we
20:06
Speaker 1: teach you a skill, and we set you loose. I mean,
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Speaker 1: you know, the more I think about that, and this
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Speaker 1: and I think maybe it's not a bad idea. It's
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Speaker 1: not a bad you know thing for us to sort
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Speaker 1: of kick around a little bit. All right, listen, my
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Speaker 1: all right, in the previous break, I talked about patriotism,
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Speaker 1: and I forgot I had this story. I just want
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Speaker 1: to read you the first two paragraphs of this because
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Speaker 1: I think it's interesting. Then we can get into the
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Speaker 1: attacks on the Ice folks. But I talked about states
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Speaker 1: that were patriotic. And there's an interesting Wall Street Journal
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Speaker 1: piece that says Americans love their country and their states.
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Speaker 1: Americans love their states. You've likely felt a sense of
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Speaker 1: devotion to your place where you grew up or live now.
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Speaker 1: It's pride built on sports, loyalties, local dishes, and familiar
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Speaker 1: landscape of homes. But this affection isn't about culture or
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Speaker 1: bragging rights. It reflects something deeper, the abiding truth that
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Speaker 1: our identity and self government begin not in Washington or
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Speaker 1: even Philadelphia, but in the states and the communities that
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Speaker 1: we call home. We should remember the independent spirits of
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Speaker 1: the colonies and their multitude of rebellions that help shape
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Speaker 1: our federalist system, one in which states and citizens aren't
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Speaker 1: subjects of a distant authority, but active participants in self government.
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Speaker 1: The revolutionary belief that people need not to be ruled
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Speaker 1: by a sovereign. By sovereign took a route in the
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Speaker 1: country courthouses, churches, and local assemblies long before it was
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Speaker 1: declared Philadelphia in seventeen seventy six, and it goes on.
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Speaker 1: But I find that true, accurate, honest, and I hope
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Speaker 1: we don't ever lose that. And I feel like we
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Speaker 1: kind of are right state by state. You know, you
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Speaker 1: drive into a state and they're all a little bit different.
26:39
Speaker 1: I've been to how many states are I guess should
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Speaker 1: sit down and count that one day, But they're all
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Speaker 1: a little bit different. And I hope that never goes away.
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Speaker 1: Like I hope we don't become a homogenized and sort
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Speaker 1: of like a one brush sort of society. And you know,
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Speaker 1: we keep each date, keeps its individual identity. I think
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Speaker 1: that would be a terrible shame if that disappeared.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 1: Ten suspects charged in the July fourth attack on the
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Speaker 1: Texas Ice Facility. I got a couple of photos of
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Speaker 1: these monsters here. You know, they were obviously anti establishment.
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Speaker 1: But the Independence Day, a group of about fifteen rioters
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Speaker 1: violently attacked the Ice Prairie Land Detention Center and Texas
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Speaker 1: shot at a local police officer, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 1: Hold got a bug attack in me right now? Anyway,
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Speaker 1: they're arrested. They obviously wrote ice pig and blank you pigs.
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Speaker 1: Corrections officers dialed an eleven and the police officers responded
27:48
Speaker 1: to the scene and then they were arrested. But this,
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Speaker 1: this sort of is born out of the Democrats are
27:57
Speaker 1: stirring this up right. You can think too, the Maxine
28:01
Speaker 1: Waters of the world and the Chuck U Schumers of
28:04
Speaker 1: the world, and the fact that the hierarchy of the
28:08
Speaker 1: Democrat Party didn't squelch you any of this because the
28:10
Speaker 1: rhetoric about the oligarchies and you know how, you got
28:15
Speaker 1: to push back at all means necessary. It's driving these
28:19
Speaker 1: people to commit violent acts and as a country, we
28:24
Speaker 1: cannot put up with any of it. This is unacceptable.
28:28
Speaker 1: Peaceful protests one hundred percent. You want to assemble. You've
28:33
Speaker 1: got a problem with something Trump is doing. You've got
28:35
Speaker 1: a problem with the immigration system the way it's been
28:37
Speaker 1: reformed brilliantly by Trump. The fact that people aren't just
28:43
Speaker 1: pouring across the border by the thousands every single day,
28:47
Speaker 1: soaking up every resource that we could actually offer, bankrupting
28:51
Speaker 1: or potentially bankrupting some cities. You don't like it. Protests
28:58
Speaker 1: elections have consequences, So peacefully protest, but don't take shots
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Speaker 1: at police officers. Don't get violent. They're lucky. These people
29:06
Speaker 1: weren't shot back. And I said, they're lucky they're alive,
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Speaker 1: because if it was me and you're shooting at a
29:12
Speaker 1: detention center, a bunch of idiots, these ten morons, I
29:16
Speaker 1: would have set the swat team and kill y'all. Sorry
29:20
Speaker 1: sink to me. We become way too light handed when
29:25
Speaker 1: it comes to violent crime. We want to dance around
29:29
Speaker 1: this nonsense. We want to make everybody happy. When it
29:32
Speaker 1: comes to violent crime. You can't make everybody happy. You're
29:35
Speaker 1: taking shots at cops. Again, You're lucky. If I'm in charge,
29:38
Speaker 1: you're lucky to be alive because I'm sending everybody to you,
29:44
Speaker 1: and I can promise you, I'm going to give you
29:46
Speaker 1: a directive that if you're fired on, shoot them all now. Again.
29:51
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know what the goal was here,
29:56
Speaker 1: but at least they're all arrested, and you know, we'll
29:59
Speaker 1: see what the fall. But that's not an isolated case.
30:02
Speaker 1: This is happening across the country, different places, different ways.
30:07
Speaker 1: And you know, we watched the protest if you remember
30:10
Speaker 1: the original protests from la there were somewhat I mean,
30:13
Speaker 1: they weren't peaceful, no question about it, but it wasn't
30:17
Speaker 1: widespread calamity because Trump sent in the National Guard in
30:22
Speaker 1: the infancy of it and stopped it. It could have
30:25
Speaker 1: got out of control in a hurry, but he stopped it.
30:29
Speaker 1: And we haven't really heard Boo really to that extent
30:33
Speaker 1: since then until this so again, and that goes back
30:37
Speaker 1: there again. This is a pet peeve of mine because
30:39
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30:45
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30:49
Speaker 1: aspect of the judicial system, and we become way too
30:54
Speaker 1: lenient on folks who commit violent crimes. This is, you know,
30:59
Speaker 1: a major talk I talk about this a lot, and
31:01
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31:04
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31:05
Speaker 1: away with doing things that are based in evil, then
31:10
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31:13
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31:15
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31:19
Speaker 1: and you get out of it, you're going to do
31:20
Speaker 1: it again and again and again and again. There's no
31:22
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31:29
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31:34
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31:39
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32:47
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Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Let's see cinnamon rolls. Yeah, vanilla,
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41:30
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