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The Wayne Allyn Root Show Hour 1 Featuring Lee Elci 03 05 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Traffic safety initiatives this year, including traffic calming projects in Pittsburgh such as flex
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posts, pavement markers, and pedestrian countdown timers. Nearly seven hundred trees are
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being removed from Raymond to b Winter State Park. Park manager Michael Crowley says
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the trees are being removed due to structural defects that could cause them to fall
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and injure guests. The park will remain open while the trees are being removed,
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and the current plan is to have everything finished by Memorial Day. Four
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An ex Northumberland County probation officer issuing her former employer for sexual harassment and wrongful
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The version of the Juvenile Justice Reform Bill has been passed by the Maryland Senate
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The bill passed on a vote of forty three to two, with Baltimore City
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Senator Jill Carter and Baltimore County Senator Charles Snyder voting against it. The measure
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gives judges the discretion to extend probationary periods for juveniles, and it increases the
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number of charges children between the ages of ten and twelve can face, including
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firearms and third degree sex offenses. A trial date set for the man accused
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of killing a Baltimore Tech ceo. A judge ordered Jason billings Lead to stand
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trial on August twenty sixth, with a motions hearing set from mid July.
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Billingsley is charged with first degree murder in the death of Ecomap Technology CEO Pava
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an arson, rape and attempted murder a week before Lapier's death. Prosecutors are
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seeking a sentence of life without parole. John Schaeffer. Baltimore's weekly curbside recycling
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resumed this week, the first time since the pandemic. It was suspended during
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COVID, and while it restarted on a bi weekly basis, it was inconsistent
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and generated many complaints. This resident says overall, he's glad to see it
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return to a weekly schedule. I know, with my neighbors and I eyes,
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we do have quite a bit of recycling. In terms of keeping the
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beauty of the city. I mean, we don't want to see recycling piling
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up on the streets. The Department of Public Work says restarting the regular recycling
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service is the result of bolstering the workforce by adding thirty five drivers seventy four
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the Warrior, Wayne Alan. Wait and welcome, ladies and gentlemen to the
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USA Audio Network. Yeah, the show is raw and it is unfiltered.
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Last night checked, my name is le Elsie. Write that down on your
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refrigerator and big block crayons and remember that Lelsradio at gmail dot com. That
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is how you can reach me. Love to go back and forth with the
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emails. Wayne has tonight, Tomorrow night and Thursday night off. The rumor
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is he's in mar A Lago as we speak, as he's going to be
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part I'm sure of a wild celebration. Christopher is down in Dallas, Texas.
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Without yeah, man, I tell you, the USA Radio Network would
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be like the Titanic hit in an iceberg man, right, the right in
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the the drink, whatever it is a couple however deep that is down there
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where that's what they don't go down there. And Christopher, you know,
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he's he's rocking in the ship man, he's making it happen. But without
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him, we got nothing but static. And again, I always love filling
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in, and particular love filling in when we get two or three days together
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because I can try to deliver at least some semblance of what I get a
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chance to deliver on my morning show here in Connecticut. We do have some
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great guests coming up today and to talk to Jamille Jaffers, who you see
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all the time on CNN, which might not make a lot of people happy,
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but we'll get his opinion on some of the things going on. And
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yes, ladies and gentlemen, it is in fact, super duper Tuesday.
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So after tonight it will be over. I mean it's over already, but
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after tonight, with the results coming in from Virginia all the way down to
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Texas and everywhere in between, we'll get a complete closure of Nicki Haley,
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which I'll talk a little bit about her and just a bit. But today
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is a big day, and you know, if we do get any of
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the results while though we're on the air, but I don't think we will
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because that might be close. But we do get any of the results while
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we while we're on the air, and any projections, we'll make sure we'll
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share that with you. But I expect to clean sweep from Donald Trump and
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away we go towards November with the Trumpster in the big saddle, riding the
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big white horse to try to save America. Which is why I think Wayne
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is down there in mar A Largo tonight, which would be a I'm sure
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that's got to be the place to be in mar A Lago. That's right,
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absolutely down there, man. Just you know, I just rub an
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elbows with the mighty and the powerful and the people who are searching acts and
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all seriousness, people who are searching for freedom. And that's sort of where
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I want to begin tonight. I want to say this. I like to
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have a lot of fun when I'm on the air, but obviously there are
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times when we get very very serious about certain stuff. And last night,
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last night, I had the distinct honor and pleasure of I was invited to
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this Republican Assembly event in Connecticut. What am I talking about it? Well,
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basically, it was people who are dissatisfied with the direction of the Republican
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Party. They call themselves the Republican Wing of the Republican Party, and they
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have these the whole list of like thirteen or fourteen criteria if you were thirteen
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or fourteen sort of planks on their platform. What they believe, things like
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unalienable rights and self government, Judeo Christian Foundation, free enterprise, family,
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sanctity of life, national sovereignty, to name a few. And I went
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there, I was invited to go there. I didn't sign up because there's
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different reasons, because you have to hit a certain level of criteria to get
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a chance to actually join, and you know, I didn't have twenty bucks
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on me. But the bottom line was that in all seriousness, it was
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a group of people who are thirsty for the actual true ideals of real American
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freedom, something that we're lacking. We lack it. We don't have it
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right now. We have the idea of freedom, we have the pretend freedom
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that the elites seemingly give us, but we really don't have Founding Fathers type
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of freedom. Absolute free speech. We don't have that absolute right to a
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Second Amendment. We don't have it. We have some semblances of those shadows
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of the old freedoms that we used to have. And these people got together
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because they were sick of it. They were sick of it. They were
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sick of bad candidates, sick of rhinoish type of candidates. Now, I
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don't think there's anything the word rhino has a bad stigma to it. I
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don't think it's bad to work on certain areas, right, you can be
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somebody who can meet people in the middle on certain different topics, right,
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certain I guess arguable ideals. But for the most part, when you're talking
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about the basic basis of the constitution of the United States, there's really no
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wiggle rooms. So yes, you can be someone who you know, you
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want to use the word ryano, that's fine. Some people think it's a
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dirty word. But if you want to use that word to try to get
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things done on a more let's say, give and take type of a level
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on some issues that aren't necessarily backbreaking, I don't I don't have a problem
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with that. Right, there are certain issues, in particular local politics.
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You can you can have all kinds of issues where people can meet on the
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middle, in the middle. But when you're talking about the actual basis of
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freedoms. What it's really all about, free speech in particular, obviously second
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Amendment. I already mentioned those two. You can't buckle on on any of
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those. That's really what the country was built on, the idea of having
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those those strong values and in particular self governance and having a smaller type of
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a government, something that is you know, driven by we the people,
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from a beginning to end. So again back to the group of people,
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say, you know, you've got you know, you've got husbands and wives
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and just hard working blue collar Americans who are sick and tired of being lied
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to by you know, the three thousand dollars suit politician. Even in my
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home state of Connecticut, they're just it's riddled with this. And they got
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together and I thought it was just an amazing show man. It was only
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like fifty something of them. It started the month before, they had like
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eleven. Now it's fifty. Maybe next time they get together it'll be one
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hundred and fifty, then five hundred and then five thousand. I mean that's
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how movements work. But their you know, main mission is to get conservative
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candidates elected. I think that's a pretty good thing. I think it's a
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really, you know, great idea. And these are again like hard working
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folks who don't really have any Jews. They have skin in the game.
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We all have skin in the game, but they don't have any necessary,
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any sweeping levels of power that they're trying to influence. They just want to
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use maybe sheer numbers to move the need a little little bit. And I
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like that. I thought that was great, And it was sort of a
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reminder to me about, you know, what it must have been like because
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the meeting was chaotic, nobody knew what they were doing. It was like
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the second time they'd ever gotten together. There were no Roberts rules, points
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of order, people weren't following anything. People were yelling and screaming. But
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it reminded me of what it must have been like in seventeen seventy five when
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everybody got together and started yelling and screaming at each other. But again,
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I always say, we're so lucky because all those years ago, this amazing
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thing happened with all these people in the same place at the same time,
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with the same ideas for the most part, together with their infinite, brilliant
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wisdom and were able to really carve out this incredible document constitution. Then they
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eventually carve out this nation which has lasted for two hundred and forty some odd
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years and has been the you know, that beacon of light that people look
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to. It's definitely just definitely wavering, and we're definitely in trouble. I
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mean, we have an economy that they want to try to give you the
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idea then it's it's going swimmingly. But guys, I mean, I don't
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know what to tell you about the stock market today. Stock market went down
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I think four hundred plus points today, but the Walton family sold four point
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five billion shares of Walmart stock, and Bezos sold eight point five billion today.
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A couple other heavy hitters sold one hundred and fifty million to JP Morgan.
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I think Zuckerberg sold four hundred million dollars worth of stuff. I mean,
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it was only a matter I'm not saying the crash is here, but
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it's only a matter of time before this this bubble has to burst. I
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mean historically that's just the way it works. And historically it blows up and
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comes back down, it sort of regathers, and then it goes on and
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hopefully it marches on it's merry way again. But man, if you're in
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it deep, I'm nervous right now. You got this great sell off.
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Do they know something that you don't know? I don't know. I don't
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have a lot in the stock market because I don't have a lot. But
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if I did, I'd be a little nervous right now. I would be
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a little bit nervous about that. By the way, a couple things,
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a couple of polls to talk about. We got a lot to get to
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today, so it'll be good. I'll be doing the Lindell Show as well.
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We'll talk to a couple folks from the Heritage Foundation during that hour.
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That's the second hour of the broadcast. But ninety seven percent of twenty twenty
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Trump voters ready to vote for him again in twenty twenty four, while Biden
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loses almost twenty percent of his voters. I have to admit a year ago,
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I didn't think he was going to get it. Finish line. I
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mean, I think finish line is the wrong way the phrase. I didn't
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think. I thought it was going to be difficult for Trump to win.
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But right now, on the fifth day of March, on this Tuesday,
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this Super Tuesday. I don't see how anybody could vote from Joe Biden.
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And I know he's the current candidate. I know Wayne talks about this all
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the time. I don't think he's going to be the candidate in November either.
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I think there's gonna be this this rabbit pulled out of a hat at
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the convention, and it just makes sense. I've been saying Michelle Obama for
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over a year. You know, she does protest too much to me.
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You know, I don't want to do it. I don't like I don't
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like Washington. No, I don't buy it, and I don't think.
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I don't think Biden can win. And they know that now. And Trump's
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become this steamroller. Man, He's a runaway freight train for sure. All
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Right, ladies and gentlemen, I'm getting the call of thirty in my ear.
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Welcome back. You are listening to the USA Audio Network raw and unfiltered.
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My name is Lee Elsie and Wade's got the next couple of days off,
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including tonight, Wednesday and Thursday. Yours truly Lee Elsie, filling in for
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those big shoes, and we will try to deliver the best damn radio product
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that we possibly can. And yes, Christopher is still down there in Dallas,
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Texas pushing the buttons and we will be on Lindell TV at the top
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of the hour looking forward to that. You know, I was perusing through
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some audio clips, as I do almost every single day, and I ran
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into one I thought was rather interesting. Allow me to share it with you
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with our pal Gavin Newsome praising Nikki Haley sitting in with the one and only
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Jake Tapper on that mega power known as c N. Do you think that
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Haley or Trump would be easier to beat. For him. First of all,
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I think she's one of our better surrogates, so stays in. I
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hope she does well tomorrow. She says about Trump, She's spot on on
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ninety nine percent of it. So I'm enjoying. I'm enjoying this primary,
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and I hope it continue. But look, Trump's the nominee. We all
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know that. You know that, everybody out there knows that, and I
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think the polls are suggestive. She's going to get wall up tomorrow and then
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she'll make a case I guess, just to continue in this. But again,
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I have no problem for as long as she wishes, because I think
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she's making a good case against Trump. I had the head poles suggest that
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she would clean Biden's clock, and it's a tougher race. Trum, Trump's
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no nominee. Everybody knows Trump's nominee with respect. There's no evidence to suggest,
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there's no polling to suggest, there's nothing to suggest momentum otherwise that she
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can win any state in the Republican primary coming up. So it's just not
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Donald Trump is the nominee. No, I don't mean that to be dismissive.
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I have respect for the former governor a lot more than the former president
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Donald Trump. But as I said, I wish her luck in the context
25:56
of being out there and making the case that we're making against Donald Trump.
25:59
Equally, the most important sentence that the governor of California says that Nikki Haley
26:04
is their best surrogate, working, if you will, for and with the
26:10
Democrat Party to topple Donald J. Trump. So interesting piece of audio,
26:17
and I thought was something you should hear. I don't know if you'd heard
26:21
that, but I figured i'd play that for you, sort of a maybe
26:23
Freudian slip of sorts, and then he caught himself. He's so slick,
26:29
you know. It's funny. If California wasn't such a dumpster fire, and
26:33
if he hadn't run that state straight into the crapper, he would be dangerous.
26:40
And he is still dangerous. Got the good looks, stresses, fancy,
26:44
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26:48
all of it. But man, he has just absolutely dismantled California from every
26:56
single metric you can measure, whatever it is, whether it's cost of living,
27:03
value, taxes, whatever it is. However, you want to measure
27:07
success in a state, California is bottoming out and he's in charge, so
27:15
he's responsible. But Gavin Newsom looks like a politician. He looks like what
27:22
somebody might think a president would look like. He's got all as we would
27:26
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27:30
problem is he's a terrible leader and a even worse state administrator. So there
27:37
you have it, all right, So that's where we go. As far
27:41
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27:44
they buddies? Are they pals? Is Nicki Haley in the pocket of Democrats?
27:48
I tell you who really thinks? And so, without a question,
27:51
is the vec realm Oswami who has been hammering Nikki Haley from the beginning of
27:56
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all this stuff, and I wanted to start with immigration. I don't know
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35:06
three years, the flood coming across the southern border, and now this one
35:08
p eighty flip from the Democrats as far as they want to get something done.
35:13
I just wanted to get your thirty thousand foot view take of that.
35:15
Yeah, I mean, look, obviously, the border is a huge issue.
35:19
Our problems at the border are massive. We've got this group of immigrants
35:22
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35:30
are being led into this country, and it's a real problem. I mean,
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we cannot survive with the flow of fentanyl and the flow of migrants across
35:37
the border. Look, we're a country built on immigration. It's important that
35:42
we have good legal immigration, but we also can't allow illegal immigration to overwhelm
35:46
the country. And so to ensure that we pretend against that, we've got
35:50
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35:53
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it's important that we secure that border, and then we figure out what's the
36:00
right immigration policy. How many legal immigrants do we want to have, how
36:02
may do we need to make our agriculture economy worth to make the rest of
36:07
our economy worth and then get that right. And the truth is we're not
36:09
quite there yet. So we've got to figure out that right full of immigration.
36:13
But the first step is stopping the current flow at the border. So
36:15
you know, there are some estimate accounts that we could be over ten million
36:19
since twenty twenty. Would you say that's accurate or too high? Too low?
36:22
Where are you on that? You know, the numbers have been so
36:24
all over the map it's hard to get a real good sense of what the
36:28
exact right number is. But what I will say this is there's no question
36:31
that the flow of the legal immigration's country is much too high and it's not
36:36
sustainable, and so we've got to stem that flow. And look, this
36:38
has become a national security issue because it's not just migrants, it's also terrorists
36:44
and criminals come across that border. And the flow of Fentanel across that border
36:46
is literally cause killing tens of thousands of Americans. That's a huge problem.
36:52
That's all coming from China. So does the president actually have the authority?
36:54
I know he rescinded a lot of Trump's orders basically first day he took rewrote
37:00
some of those, and did his own executive orders. But does he have
37:02
the power with his pen and his phone to stop this without any additional legislation.
37:08
Look, I think there's a lot the president could do that's not being
37:10
done, And we can go back to the remain in Mexico policy. There's
37:14
a lot more we could do. We can transfer some amount of funds.
37:16
There's a limited thorny of the president has to do that, transfer some amount
37:19
of funds to border security at the end of the day, he will need
37:23
at least money from Congress. I don't know he needs authority, but he's
37:28
money from Congress to put more more border patrol agents on that border and stop
37:31
the flow. But there is a lot more that this White House could be
37:35
doing that it undid from the prior administration, that it could be doing to
37:38
stem the flow. Yeah, Trump wrought one on this, I think partially
37:42
in twenty sixteen, But is this a real legit talking point for him in
37:47
twenty twenty four Look, I think it is. I think the reality is
37:51
that the Biden administration is not an effective job stemming the flow at the border.
37:54
And as a result, President Trump has gotten good is going to it,
37:59
has already gone a lot of mileage out of it. And what you'll
38:00
see is you already saw it just yesterday, both both the president, the
38:05
current president and the for president going to the border, making statements on and
38:08
calling on one another to do something about it. Right. Well, President
38:12
Biden, though, has the authority catch you do something which he's not doing,
38:15
And that at the end of the day is going to be what I
38:17
think President Trump or President Trump is going to hang around his neck over the
38:22
next few weeks and months as we head towards the presidential election in November,
38:25
assuming, by the way, that both these you know, eighty seventy year
38:29
old, late seventies year old men are in fact our candidates going forward in
38:31
November. As it looks like it's going to be well, let's get to
38:34
that, because I think that's important. I think more people think that Biden
38:37
his health will make him stumble. On the other side of the coin,
38:42
people are saying, well, I mean, how many indictments and convictions can
38:45
Trump withstand and still be presidents? Let's start with with Biden. I feel
38:50
like I watch him and it's a it's a real rapid decline. You really
38:53
think he's going to get there? And if not, is it Michelle Obama
38:55
waiting in the wings? I mean, look, it is painful to watch
38:59
the pres you know. Look, I mean, look, I'm an American.
39:01
I want our president to be successful. I want her to be out
39:04
there representing the world, representing Americans the world and be strong, right,
39:07
And it's just a challenge because Joe Biden is just he's clearly in failing health.
39:13
Because an own administration can see that. They saw that when they put
39:15
him out there to talk about the Special Counsel's report, and he was just
39:21
struggling, you know. And this has been going on for a while,
39:23
and I think the American voters are seeing that, as the American publicans seeing
39:27
that. I think that is really helping Donald Trump, because even though Donald
39:30
Trump is only about three years younger than Joe Biden, he clearly has a
39:34
lot more vim and vigor when he's out there speaking, you know, for
39:37
good head daddy. I'm not a fan of Biden, but when I watch
39:40
him, I'm cringed, cringe worthy because I don't want him to fall apart
39:45
and fall the pieces, because that's not good for anybody. And I'm actually
39:49
a little bit nervous about the state of the Union coming up. I can't
39:52
imagine he can talk for an hour. I'm with you. I mean,
39:54
you know, it's in the evening. I mean, this is going to
39:57
be a real challenge and we'll see how he does. Right, But you
40:00
know your question about Michelle Obama, I do think there's something going on here,
40:04
you know, I think a lot of a lot of Conservatis have been
40:06
saying this. You've seen a lot of reports in various various newspapers about this,
40:09
but you just look at it. I mean, you've got David Axelrod,
40:12
one of the chief strategists for Barack Obama, out there talking about how
40:16
why is Joe Biden running for president? This is weeks ago. Then all
40:20
of a sudden, Michelle Obama's on TV with their hair all done up,
40:22
looking good, saying I'm word about the state of the country. And now
40:25
just this past week, you've got you've got four former White House staffers from
40:30
the Obama administrations saying, you know, Joe Biden does la is ready for
40:32
prime time? That feels like it's shive in the back. And look,
40:37
these super delicates and Democratic conventions, unlike the Republican Party, can't actually make
40:40
it happen at the convention. So you know, you might be seeing a
40:44
real effort by the Democratic Party base to take Joe Biden out. And the
40:49
crazy thing is they've got Kamala Harris, but they don't like her anymore than
40:52
we like her, maybe even less, and so they're trying to put somebody
40:54
else up. And you know, for them, their view is if it's
40:58
going to be knocking, Michelle is not gonna be Kamala Harris. It's got
41:00
to be somebody like a Michelle Obama or an Oprah Winfrey and over Winfree ain't
41:05
running from president, and it can't be Gavin Newsom because you can't use Surp
41:07
Kamala, right, you got you have to you couldn't do that, right
41:12
that guy, and that guy has run California into the ground. I mean,
41:14
I don't I understand how anybody's even talking about Gavin Newsom as potential presidential
41:17
candidate. Literally, my home state of California is in the tank because of
41:22
his leadership. There is no chance actually can give me a serious contender for
41:25
president, even though he is a very good looking man. And I think
41:28
that's what he's got going for him, to be honest with you, That's
41:30
about it. And let me ask you about the Trump side of it.
41:31
Though all of these legal charges are beginning to mount, I mean, I
41:36
think there are some big things that are going to be happening in May.
41:38
For sure. Does he make it to the finish line with all of this.
41:43
I mean, look, I'll be candid with you. I think Donald
41:45
Trump is going to face a lot of serious issues in these cases, right,
41:49
particularly the classified documents case is gonna be a real challenge for him because
41:52
it's going to be hard burned him out in a successful defense. There.
41:54
Now that being said, I will say that I think Donald Trump being even
41:59
being can convicted, you know, being on trial for one but being convicted
42:02
of a crime. I think he actually benefits him with his voting base,
42:07
and I think it actually, you know, ends up working in his favors.
42:09
So I think he's perfectly happy to go forward and see how this thing
42:13
plays out. I think he's actually gaining votes because of all what's going on,
42:16
and so I don't think this is a net negative for him. It
42:19
may be that negative for the nation having a president who might be indicted,
42:22
might be convicted, might even be in jail on the day he's elected,
42:27
and it will only cause chaos if and when that happens. But look,
42:30
at the end of the day, I think this actually is benefiting Dondrop rather
42:34
than hurting him. But you know, again, you got to ask yourself,
42:37
you know, as a party, right for conservatives, or even as
42:40
a nation, do we want a man who brings that much chaos into play.
42:45
I mean, we've got an eighty year old failing health president, another
42:47
man who obviously has got a lot of challenges and brings chaos the White House.
42:52
Some people like talk about wanting chaos, but is that really what we
42:54
want? Is a nation? He's that going to make successful. That's why
42:58
I find hard to understand. Legally, can he serve if he is behind
43:02
bars? Way he just they open the doors when he becomes president and he
43:05
walks out. How does that work? You know, it's unprecedented. It
43:08
never happened before, so we don't know. You know, back in the
43:12
day, Eugene Dev's a Socialists ran for the presidency from a jail cell and
43:16
said that he would take office. He was elected. He didn't even get
43:20
close to anywhere near the number of votes he needed to get elected, but
43:22
he did run from jail, and you know, so we'll see what happens
43:25
again. I don't I don't think that's a likely scenario. But if it
43:29
does come to pass, you know, I mean, you got to wonder
43:32
to yourself, is this the best we can do with a nation? You
43:35
know, even if you are even if you believe he's in jail on prumpt
43:37
up charges on things that's never been brought whatever, is this the best we
43:42
can do? Is the country an eight year old man with failing health and
43:45
a man who might be beyond bars on the day he's elected. It just
43:47
seems crazy to me. Let me just say this. Can you imagine how
43:51
much different we might feel about about the world, about the healthy United States
43:55
if, in fact you had a Michelle Obama Versusniky alien race versus the bien
44:00
versus Donald Trump race. It just feels a lot different for our country and
44:02
for the world. Do you believe the entirety of the judicial system was weaponized
44:09
against Trump? Look, I think I think some of these cases are hard
44:13
to explain. I haven't been brought, but that being said, the classified
44:15
documents case doesn't seem like a hard case. Frankly, it seems like an
44:19
obvious thing. You just can't take a whole stack in class high keep you
44:22
know, top secret compartment information out of the White House, bring it out
44:25
and say well, I declassified in my head, I mean, come on,
44:29
And nobody's buying that story. And so that's the biggest problem for him.
44:31
The rest of it. You know, somebody these other cases, look
44:34
the January sixth case to performs to what you think about what happened on January
44:37
sixth. If they're going to charge with the insurrection, they shouldn't just charge
44:40
with an insurrection. This whole conspiracy to whatever, it's really complicated. It's
44:45
making their lives hard. To get his life hard. It doesn't make a
44:47
lot of sense. If they thought they had the good they should have brought
44:50
that case. The founder and executive director of the National Security Institute is our
44:54
good friend Jamil jaffer who's joining us, and we appreciate him carving out time,
44:58
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All right, welcome back. We are talking with Jamil Jaffers. You
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hear them and see them just about everywhere, including CNN, and we're talking
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about all kinds of different issues. And I want to switch gears. Talk
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Ukraine, talk Russia, a lot of different information. What's the latest Ukraine
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in Russia? Yeah, look, I mean I think that Russia has made
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some games at the state. By the same token, you know, the
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Ukrainians have made minor games as well, and so you've essentially what you've got
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is a frozen conflict. Right, nobody's making massive games one way or the
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other. There is a question whether you finished can sustain the fight without significant
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US support that obviously is is held up in Congress over the debates between Ukraine
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AID Israel AID and this question about the border security and so so this is
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still the fight is still going on. But I do worry that if they
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don't get our weapons and they don't get resupplied, they are going to start
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losing a lot more, a lot faster Russia will gain that territory, and
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then we'll be in a world to hurt because Russia is not going to stop
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at the Ukrainian border. We've already heard Poland say that they're ready to fight.
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They're already doing more than their part in NATO. They're doing four percent
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of their budget versus a two percent required. Right, they're willing to go
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to eight percent if they need you to fight Russia. But they are not
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gonna able to do it on their own. And I mean, you know,
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can you imagine a world in which Russian actually succeeds to take Ukraine and
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then it starts to go further. That is not a world we want to
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live in. We've got it, We've got to win this fight. Ukraine's
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got to win this fight, and we got to give them everything it takes
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to win that fight. The problem is the Bide administration for two years has
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been leaking in weapons slowly, so we're just spending a ton of money and
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not really winning the war. We need a strategy to win this war.
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We should not give it up. We should put the money in, but
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we need if we need to double down, double down and let's Ukrainans win.
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So you honestly believe that Ukraine is step one in a process across Europe.
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I have no doubt about my Look, they didn't stop at Crimea when
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Barack obabble then take Crimea back in twenty fourteen, Everyone's like, well that's
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gone. It is what it is. And then they went in and probably
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take Kiev right, and we were able to push them back with our weaponry
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and they're brave fighting. And now we're in a question whether they're going to
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be able to sustain that. And the reality is that turns on us dollars,
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it turns on us weapons. By the way, I want to note
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this lee, which is to say, you know, everyone thinks this money's
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being spent in Ukraine. It is not the vast majority of our America's money
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that's going to this fight. As being spent here in the United States to
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buy American weapons. They buy American workers and then shot them over seats to
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the Ukrainian so to be sure they're getting the benefit of that money, but
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it's being spent on American jobs and American defense units here in the United States.
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Putin threw out a threat of nuclear war the other day. Any thoughts
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on that. Look. Vladimir Putin has been waving around the new through the
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threat since the beginning of this conflict, and it's partly what's got the Biden
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administration on the run. They're very afraid that he might be tempted to do
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it, and we should all be worried about that. Right. This is
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a country with a tremendous number of nuclear weapons, but there's a reason why
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they've never used them. It's because we have a tremendous round of nuclear weapons
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and they don't want to start that fight. It doesn't end well for anybody.
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It may even and civilization as we know it. He's not going to
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go down that road unless he sees an existential threat. We don't need to
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go down that road and make it extential for him. All we need to
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do is push him out of Ukraine where he is and push him back to
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his border. If we're able to do that and a lot enable that Ukrainians
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to do that without putting troops on the ground, we should do that.
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The reality is we just have not put the weaponry in the fight. We've
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barely got m one Abrams tanks in the fight, barely got sixteens in the
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fight. We need to cripple down on that. That will cost money,
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to be sure, but that is money better spent than the Russians succeeding at
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this war and ultimately costing us. Look, we've seen the story before World
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War One. We're hesitant to get in. World War Two, were hesitan
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to get in, and each time that happened, it's more troops, more
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money, more American blood presator instead of doing it ahead of time and getting
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the all has to fight the fight and putting our money in wet brain behind
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them. Russia Ukraine is not the only war. We've got a war happening
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on fronts in Gaza. I'm of the mindset that need to annihilate and get
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rid of Hamas. Where are you in the Gaza Israel conflict? Look,
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there is not going to be a ceasefire until Hamas is destroyed. And that's
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perfectly legitimate for these really to expect that after they suffered the equivalent of a
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dozen nine to eleven attacks on a population adjustment basis on that day in October
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seventh. So they're well within in their rights to take out Hamas. They're
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not going to stop fighting. There will not be a ceasefire. So anybody
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in America's things that's going to happen is living a mythical dream. The reality
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is that the only way this thing gets won is for the hostage to be
54:46
traded back and ultimately a deal to be done where Hamaski gives up its control
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over Gaza. That's the only thing that is really will accept. And that's
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completely reasonable given what happened to in the October seventh the US to start talking
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about that, the Bide administrations you're talking about it is going to talk about
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a ceasefire. That's Chaim Eric. What's Gaza look like when this is all
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done? In your mind? Look, I mean, Gaza is has long
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been a very difficult situation. You got two mill impact in a very tight
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space. Right, they're economically disenfranchised, they're having real challenges right. Israel's
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got to realize that at Gaza, that's that's not productive. It is not
55:21
going to be successful sitting on its border, no matter how many, no
55:23
matter how deep a zone, you create a dead a clear zone between Israel's
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border and Gaza. Until you can figure out a way to get the power,
55:32
the West Bank and Gaza working together effectively, get them actually creating economic
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success, They're not going to succeed. That's going to require the Arab States
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to do their part. It's going to require Israel to create that separation and
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ultimately figure out how to get Gaza into the right place. It's just leaving
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in the hands on Hamas for the last ten years, fifteen years has not
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been a successful strategy. We've got to figure something better out. Jamail Jaffer,
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founder and executive director of the National Security Institute. You love when we
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get a chance to sit out and chat with him a bed. I got
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one more one more topic. What is China waiting on to move on Taiwan?
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Look, I think the lesson that China has taken away from the Russian
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War in Ukraine is if you're gonna go in, go in full force,
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end the conflict before anybody has a chance to get there four weapons of the
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bike, or bring their own weapon, or bring their own fruits to bear.
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So, look, the US has a lot of assets in the region,
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but not nearly enough in Taiwan, in the China region, in the
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in the South China Sea, in that area, We've got enough there to
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start a fight and not win a fighte And China knows that, and so
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they go in and end and end that battle for Taiwan in a week or
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two, knowing's ought to fight a resistance in the mountains, right, but
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in the primary battle, they know the US won't show up because we just
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can't get there in time. Jamil, I got to jump in. We're
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out of time. I thank you very much. I know you're slammed busy.
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You can see Jamil Jaffers just about everywhere. Sure, Brank, we'll
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come back. We're on lin Dell TV. Next. Stick around. You're
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