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The Wayne Allyn Root Show 02 12 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Fire. Welcome to the show. The Monday after Super Bowl Sunday, and
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I've got a column I wrote this morning, got up at five in the
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morning and wrote it, and I want you to hear it. It's gotten
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some of the best response of anything I've ever written in my life. I
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mean not just overwhelming response, lots and lots of people saying I love it,
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I agree with you. It's fantastic. Thank you Wayne for speaking for
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us. But also everyone one hundred percent positive. There is no negative.
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You know, there's nothing in life where you don't find people on both sides.
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Is always disagreement. Certainly in America is always disagreement. Not on this
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one. Everybody's on my side. It is titled I did not stand for
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the Black national anthem at the super Bowl. Here are some of the important
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questions for the NFL. I repeat, I did not stand for the black
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national anthem. The so called black national anthem was sung at the Super Bowl
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on Sunday, and I did not stand. Did you? I find this
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disgraceful and disgusting. I find it racist, I find it divisive. I
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find it offensive and insulting. Not because I'm white, but because I'm an
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American. I grew up in a blue color neighborhood in a majority black town.
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I am Jewish. My neighbors were Italian Catholic and Irish Catholic. At
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my high school on the Bronx borderline in Malverna, New York, almost everyone
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was black. I was the minority. I was bullied, I was attacked,
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I was beaten. But I never asked for an anthem to celebrate my
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minority status. Why would we celebrate a national anthem for only one group?
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I thought we were all Americans. Should there be twenty national anthems before games?
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That would take an hour? Anybody want that? Why not a white
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national anthem? If you can have a black anthem, why not a white
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one? Why can't I celebrate being white? Why is one racist and the
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other is just fine and dandy? Why not a Jewish national aanth anthem?
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Blacks make up twelve percent of America, but Jews make up only two percent.
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Aren't Jews even more of a minority than blacks? So why shouldn't our
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minority be celebrated too? Why does only one minority qualify? Why not an
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Italian national anthem? Or Irish or Polish or Latina or Asian or gay or
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straight or trans? How come only Black Americans get to be celebrated? Man?
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Is that racist? Here are a few more important questions. When did
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the USA become a black nation? Last I checked, we're just one nation
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under God? Does that nation already have a national anthem? Do we live
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in America? Or has the name been changed to Black America? Because if
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there's no country named Black America, why would there be an anthem for Black
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America? This makes no sense to me. Would black Americans be offended if
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someone said that America is about seventy percent white? So therefore we all live
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in white America. I think they'd be pretty dark offended. I'm white,
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and i'd be offended too. This isn't my America, this isn't white America.
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It belongs to all of us. We are all Americans, and there
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should be only one anthem that represents all of us. It's one for all
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and all for one. Right. Millions of Americans feel like the NFL just
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spit in our face. Yet no one in the mainstream media thinks this is
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a big story that's either bizarre or racist. If the argument is and this
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is the great one, I really get them really good here. If the
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argument is, you don't understand Wayne, Black America is different. They experienced
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unique persecution with racism and slavery, so they deserve this. Well. First
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of all, two wrongs don't make a right. Blacks were treated badly.
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We all agree. Guess what. The NFL just treated everyone who isn't black
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badly. Secondly, the Black experience was terrible, but it's not unique.
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My Jewish people have experienced prejudice and hatred for thousands of years, including here
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in America. We've also been enslaved by the Romans and the Egyptians. But
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we've experienced something far worse than slavery. The Holocaust was about slavery, mass
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murder, and attempted extinction of our race. So why isn't there a Jewish
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national anthem play to football games? If you want to play that childish game.
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Our persecution is worse than your persecution, and our persecution was far more
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recent. The Holocaust was only about eighty years ago. Slavery in America ended
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almost two hundred years ago. More importantly, those days of racism and persecution
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for blacks are gone, thank god. But watching the nationwide protests since the
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Hummas mass murder of Jews in Israel, with protests to screaming death and genocide
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to Jews, it's pretty clear the persecution of Jews is still very much alive.
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But I don't want a Jewish anthem before football games. Why would anyone
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want to divide America like this? Is someone looking to start a new civil
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war. There should not be a black America, or a white America,
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or a Jewish America. There is only America. Most importantly, why would
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any CEO want to offend and anger a majority of his own customers? The
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majority of NFL fans are white. So does the NFL hate its own white
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fans? Is the commissioner of the NFL, Roger Goodell, self hating?
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Is he filled with white guilt? Does he want to chase away all his
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fans who don't happen to celebrate racism towards whites and division of our country?
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Because he'd be chasing away most of the NFL's fans. And that would be
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dumb business, wouldn't it. That would be suicide. I don't see white
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America or black America. I don't see white football players or black players.
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I see Americans. I see my brothers, I see my countrymen. It's
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time to retire the black National Anthem at NFL games unless you want to divide
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America according to race, or religion or tribes. Is that what the NFL
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wants? I'm not going to stand for the black national anthem? All right.
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So that's my column that came out today that got such a wonderful response,
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probably the best response I've ever gotten. And now onto some news stories
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that I kind of put them in order. I think these are important to
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hear. First, a Boston couple signs up to house illegal immigrants and gets
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four delivered with an hour. Is this like a door dash? What do
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we call it? Illegal immigrant criminal dash? They sign up to house illegal
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immigrants and get four delivered within an hour. A couple of Austin signed up
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to a government scheme to house illegal immigrants in their own home and were delivered
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an entire family of four within an hour, according to CBS News, can
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you imagine how mentally ill liberals are this couple is? You know again,
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let me say it's an opinion show. It's my opinion. They have to
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be mentally ill. When Colin and this is what liberals are, liberalism is
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a mental illness. When Colin and Jessica Stokes called the state to sign up
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to be a host family, it took less than an hour for the displaced
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migrants to be dropped off at their door. The family of four, who
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didn't want to go on camera, had been sleeping at Logan Airport. The
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couple, Colin and Jessica Stokes, said they knew they had the means and
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wanted to step up, and it has been wonderful. I was like,
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I have to go get sheets on the beds. How many people are coming?
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Where they from? What age is we really knew nothing, missus Stokes
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told reporters where their husband, adding the need is so clearly overwhelming. Can
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you imagine what morons these people are? Again, let me say I'm an
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opinion host and I'm just stating my opinion. These people are liberal morons with
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mental illness. The owner of ex Elon Musk was vocally charged the Biden administration
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is encouraging and aiding mass illegal immigration. Previously warrant that soon people would be
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giving up their homes to house immigrants as there is nowhere else for them to
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go. And Musk was clearly right. What are they gonna do when the
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immigrants come and they rob for them? What are they gonna do when they
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come and they rape them? What are they gonna do when they come and
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they murder you? Well, it's gonna be just like the COVID vaccine.
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You know. As terrible as it is that the COVID vaccine is killing people,
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I think one of the saddest parts of it, besides death because I
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don't want anybody to die, is that all these delusional moral that believes in
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government. I never get a chance to say, I told you so,
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I was right, you were wrong. You dumb mother truckers believe the government
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and took a poison that's killing you, and I can never say I told
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you so. And it's gonna be the same thing with these people, not
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the Stokes, everybody, any liberal moron, any mentally ill, white,
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self hating lin that takes in illegal aliens and gets murdered by them, I
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can never say I told you so, because they're gonna be dead. And
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this is a great example of the perfect story to follow that one NYPD as
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a New York Police department orders officers to tolerate violent gangs whose members are illegal
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immigrants to make the police look good. A New York City resident recently released
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a video on x revealing that the New York Police Department has been given orders
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not to arrest violent illegal immigrants gangs because the cops do not want to look
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bad. I don't know what to say. The violence here in the last
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two weeks in New York City has gotten so bad, she said. Basically,
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all the migrants have created these little subgangs according to where they derive from.
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The Colombians are sticking with the Colombians, the Venezuelans are sticking with the
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Venezuelans. She added that her friend, who is the NYPD officer, said
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his superiors ordered them, don't make us look bad, don't arrest any of
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them. They have direct orders that they can't arrest them migrants unless it's a
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serious crime. Meanwhile, you've got citizens who live here and they jaywalk and
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the cops say, let's go taking you in three thousand dollars. Fine,
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well, of course they do. You gotta pay for the illegal immigrants.
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Someone's gotta pay. Believe me, We're all about to pay in taxes and
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in death. All right, Wayne, La rute, the rut, the
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ruth, the root is on fire. Crazy weekend. So much going on
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in my life, so much going on in America. It's hard to even
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believe how much is going on in this country that is bad, that will
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need to be overturned and upended and corrected. After January twentieth, twenty twenty
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five, when Trump has sworn in as the new president. If he's not,
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we're lost, We're finished, We're gone. It's over. So boys,
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the next few months is going to be the most impactful in the history
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of America. And that's why Democrats will try anything, anything, any trojan
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horse to destroy this country and to destroy Trump before November. Because they don't
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have a candidate. There is no candidate. Joe Biden is bring dead.
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Everybody knows it now, the whole world knows it. They gotta find Michelle.
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They've got to convince Michelle Obama to be the candidate. They cannot be
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Trump with Biden. They cannot be Trump with Kamala. They cannot be Trump
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with Gavin Newsom, even with stealing and rigging. They can't be Trump.
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They've got to get Michelle Obama. I know that's their plan. I know
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sticking with my my real topic here today is about this this horrible deep state,
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what a nightmare of the deep state is. And the number one thing
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they're doing to destroy America is the open border, right. I mean,
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it's just it's so clearly obvious that this is the Cloward Pivet plan that I
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learned will at Columbia University. This is Cloward piven open the border, let
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the whole world in bankrupt America, destroy them in a class, wipe them
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out, wipe the whole country out, cause an economic collapse and turn us
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to a socialist nation. It's what's happening. And by the way, some
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of the people you're inviting in are many of them are killers, rapists,
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and terrorists. And it's interesting because here's a headline, more red flags than
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before nine to eleven and Ohio Sheriff warns the American people of a worsening border
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invasion. Ohio Sheriff Richard K. Jones held a press conference where he shared
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details about a meeting in Washington, c that he attended alongside sheriffs and Crow
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Nation. The meeting featured discussions with the director of the FBI, Christopher Ray.
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Keep in mind that I think Christopher Ray is one of the worst evil
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human beings in the world. And even he's shouting and probably because they know
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what's coming. So he's just telling us just like they used to warn us,
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and it was true. They said, you know, the pandemic's coming,
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and then a pandemic came. Now they're warning of another pandemic X and
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it's coming. And chrispher Ray of the FBI keeps warning that terrorist attacks are
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coming big ones and so Jones explained, the president has refused to meet with
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the three thousand and three hundred sheriffs the president meaning braindead diaper wearing dementia victim
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Joe Biden. The President has refused to meet with three thousand and three hundred
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sheriffs and police chiefs across the across the USA amid the border crisis and the
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eruption of violent crime around the country. We were told by mister Ray,
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the FBI director, there are more red flags going off now than before nine
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to eleven. The people coming in are coming here to harm us, to
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kill us, to terrorize us, to conquer us, to take over this
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nation. Here's another headline as we go out. Two US members of Congress
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are denied access to a secretive migrant facility that is funded by your taxpayer dollars,
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a federally funded migrant facility. They wanted to go in and see what's
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going on, and they would not let them in, of course not.
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You have no idea what's going on inside. They're probably all raping each other.
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They're probably killing each other, They're probably feaving each other, robbing each
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other. This is a disaster, probably raping little children. You have no
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idea what kind of filth is coming in this country? All right? Wayne
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very proud of that. I sent to President Trump fourteen interviews. Anybody ever
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even though I'm national, I do a lot of examples of what's going wrong
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in the world here in Vegas, because that's rom based. I'm a Vegas
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guy. I'm the Vegas Rush Limbaugh. The world knows me as a Vegas
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guy. There are so many problems in Vegas, and what happens in Vegas
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doesn't stay in Vegas. It shows you what's going on all over the United
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States. So we got a local guy who is a real Vegas hero to
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me. His name is Chuck Muth. He does a fantastic job. He's
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a Republican conservative activist and a guy works on campaigns and wins campaigns and understands
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how you win campaigns as a Republican, which none of these people who run
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for office scene to understand. He's the president of Citizenoutreach dot org Citizen Outreach
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dot org, and he's the publisher of Nevada News and Views. Chuck Imuth,
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Welcome to the show. How are you wait? I'm fantastic, thanks
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for having me on. But before we get the politics, I want to
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know, did you place a bet on the over under on how many times
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CBS was going to show Taylor Swift yesterday. Yeah, you know, I
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didn't, but I knew it would be a lot. I knew it'd be
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an awful lot. I am sorry to say. I won the game.
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I bet on Kansas City, and I felt bad about it because, you
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know, at this point, with Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Travis Kelcey,
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who is the spokesperson for for Pfizer and she's about to endorse Biden, they're
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not exactly on my hit list. So I felt kind of bad betting on
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Kansas City. But I just knew they'd win. I knew Mahomes is the
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best quarterback on earth, the new Tom Brady, and you just can't bet
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against him. And I was right. So I made money, but I
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felt bad betting on a team that represents, you know, so many liberal
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things I can't stand. But boy, they showed her a lot. They
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Yeah, I had the same problem. I was just conflicted going into the
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super Bowl because the reason I've never hated Kansas City, but the whole Travis
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Kelcey thing and the job and all bothered me. But then I looked at
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the alternative with San Francisco and that's the home of Olan Kaepernick, and I
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still haven't gotten over that yet. Exactly exactly, so, there were no
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listen between the black national anthem the halftime show that had like four hundred performers,
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and all four hundred were black. It's like, if you tuned in
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from Mars and you watch this show, you would not believe that America has
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white people anymore. So there isn't much to like anymore about football, and
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yet I still love it. I've loved the game since I was five years
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old, and I can't stop watching the game and betting on the game.
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But boy does it annoy me that they are so woke and so liberal.
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All right, look, I have you on because I want to talk about
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all the what I think is corruption in the VAT. I know you've written
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extensively about a lot of assemblymen and state senators that had resigned because of corruption.
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And I also want to talk about a assembly woman named Cecilia Gonzalez who
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has a strange idea about inflation. So I want to get to all of
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those because I think what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas. It's representative
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of what's happening all over the United States. Let's start with Nevada assembly Woman
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Cecilia Gonzalez, who is a transplantic Californian. You've got the story. I
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read it in You're Wonderful Nevada News and Views. So just educate my fans
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on what she had to say that was so brilliant. Well brilliant. I
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didn't see you put air quotes on brilliant, but yes, air quotes.
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Yes there were air quotes. Definitely. I was joking. But go ahead
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and tell us educate us. See this was last week she posted something on
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Twitter that essentially said she went to McDonald's and ordered two hash browns of an
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egg McMuffin and it came to almost eleven dollars. And then you know,
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the quote was like when things like this becomes so expensive. I wrote back,
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simply, well it happened, you know when Joe Biden and I was
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very start to cask about it is like when Joe Biden became president. She
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didn't take that too well either. But you know, it's just amazing that
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we have elected representatives at all levels of government who don't have even the basic
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understanding of economics. When you, and the main point was I mean,
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first of all, it's all of Biden's policies that contributed to this inflation.
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But probably the single worst thing even happened before Joe Biden is this movement increased
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the minimum wage. I mean, now they're they're pushing twenty and twenty five
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dollars an hour, and people say, oh, yeah, you know,
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I'll support that, I'll go for that, not realizing that they're you're gonna
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You're going to pay for it one way or the other. And the way
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you pay for it is if the cost of labor goes up, the cost
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of the products and service go up. So if you're paying eleven bucks now
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for hash Browns and the nig McMuffin at McDonald's, you should be grateful if
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you voted to raise the minimal wage to fifteen twenty dollars an hour. And
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that's what this is really all about. And these people are just absolutely clueless
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when it comes to I can't even say that she is shameless and that she
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knew what she was saying. I don't think Wayne, does she even realize
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what she was saying. No, I don't think any of them do.
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I don't think any of these Democrats have any idea. They're just so stupid.
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And they're communists, by the way. It's a bad combination incompetent,
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stupid, clueless, and communist or socialist or Marxist, however you'd like to
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explain it. But I saw an article, Chuck, I don't know,
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like a week ago, two weeks ago. They all blend. Now I
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read so much stuff all day long. But it was about the fact that
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fast food restaurants in California are closing by the minute because people don't realize when
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you have a staff of like fifty or one hundred people in multiple shifts over
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seven days a week, and your doors are open, you know, like
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sixteen hours a day in some case, maybe even twenty four hours a day.
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An increase in the minimum wage adds up to thousands, tens of thousands,
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and per year hundreds of thousands. And nobody can charge enough for a
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hamburger or a hot dog or a taco to make up for that, So
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you can't stay in business anymore. No, and it goes through I forget.
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What they're saying is consequences for your actions, And here it is there,
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supposedly trying to help minimum wage workers get more money. But what they've
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done they don't understand how business works if you're going to raise that cost of
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labor. And I remember this was years ago. It was the first time
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that I saw the first checkout counter, a self checkout at a McDonald's.
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It was down and I think Victorville, California, on one of my trips
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there. So instead of having the minimum wage person behind the counter taking your
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order, you had to punch your order into a kiosk in order to get
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your food. And then there's I've seen gosh, I forget where I saw
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this, but one of these fast food restaurants a couple of years ago started
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with a machine that automatically flips the burgers perfect. So now you don't even
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have the cooks and the chefs getting paid, and you haven't even brought up
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AI. By the time artificial intelligence kicks in in another five years, is
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that going to be jobs for any of these people, blue collar minimum wage
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workers. If you paid them eighty dollars an hour, it wouldn't matter because
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no one is going to employ them anymore. Right, And this has been
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my objection. And I know when you're a principled conservative like I am.
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So I'm guessing that you and I agree on this. There's no constitutional authority,
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in my opinion, for the government to tell a willing worker how much
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they have to be paid by a willing employee. Agreed, agreed, free
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market, it worked right. No, and listen, the one thing you
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didn't bring up, Chuck, is that minimum wage employees don't tend to be
27:59
Harvard graduate and it's at the age of forty, who have twenty years of
28:02
experience in the workforce. They're like kids with pimples who are sixteen years old
28:07
that are screwing a chick in the back seat with a condom. They're not
28:11
supposed to make forty dollars an hour. They're training at their first job.
28:15
They don't know what they're doing. How could you pay them twenty and thirty
28:18
and forty dollars an hour and survive in business because if you give them twenty,
28:22
then the other guy who's been there five years, who's making fifteen an
28:26
hour, has to make thirty an hour, and the manager who makes forty
28:30
an hour has to now make one hundred dollars an hour, and you're out
28:33
of business. Yeah, it really You really hit the nail on the head
28:37
there way, and it really shouldn't be called the minimum wage. It should
28:41
be called entry level wage, because that's exactly what it is. These are
28:45
people with no skills, no job background, no experience. The problem that
28:49
I'm sure you talk to business owners all the time these days too. Their
28:53
biggest problem right now is these kids are coming into the job market and they
28:59
don't want to work, or they show up late, or they don't even
29:02
bother to call in sick for fifteen dollars an hour. Yeah, at fifteen
29:07
dollars an hour, and they still can't get good workers to come in and
29:10
do those jobs. Yeah, it's scary. Hey, we're going to an
29:12
ad break. Can you hang with me for one more segment? Yeah?
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Sure, you got it all right. I want to talk a little bit
29:18
more about inflation, and then I want to get to some old columns you
29:22
had in your Nevada News and Views and your citizen outreach publications about all the
29:26
corruption in the Democrat Assembly and state Senate in Nevada. I've got all of
29:32
it right in front of me here, and I actually did a commentary about
29:34
it. I was so impressed by what you put together about how bad it
29:37
really is. Shocked even meat, Chuck, and nothing much shocks me.
29:41
I was even shocked. We'll be right back more with Chuck muth of Citizen
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32:13
who live in La La land and actually think, you know, same way.
32:15
They think money grows on trees. They think inflation has nothing to do
32:20
with Joe Biden, even though there was none under President Trump and there is
32:23
now massive inflation and they don't understand why. It seems like it only started,
32:29
oh about three years ago when Joe Biden became president. Chuck is president
32:34
of Citizen Outreach dot org and publisher of Nevada Neewsanviews dot com. Hey Chuck,
32:38
welcome back. Oh glad to be with you. Wayne. If you
32:44
listen to the economists, who, by the way, would you know,
32:45
you'd be bankrupt If you listen to the economists, they're always wrong about everything.
32:50
But they're all telling us, and especially the Democrat economists in the government
32:53
are telling us that inflation is gone, inflation is beaten, everything is fine.
32:59
I just my gas bill, you know, for my house to heat
33:01
my house. And a year ago was in the it was like one hundred,
33:05
one hundred and ten dollars. It was three hundred and thirty dollars last
33:07
month from Southwest Gas here in Las Vegas. And my wife Cindy's on all
33:12
these boards of directors in Summerland, and everyone she's speaking to is losing their
33:16
minds over their gas bill. And we all know our electric bill is higher.
33:21
We know my my health insurance bill is higher. I know my car
33:23
insurance bill is higher. I know my peel box bill is higher. Pretty
33:28
much everything in this world. All my groceries are higher than they've ever been.
33:31
Inflation isn't beaten. They're line to us now. I think that's one
33:37
of the funniest things is when I see one of these inflation stories on Bidnomics
33:42
and they say, well, inflation's not bad if you take out food and
33:47
energy, and I'm like, exactly a minute. Food and energy are the
33:52
most important things as what we spend most of our money on here in the
33:57
middle class. Right, these people were just tame, they're just idiots,
34:01
so all right, they don't know anything. But the problem is normally you
34:05
laugh at him, you'd elect some Republicans and everything could be okay, but
34:07
that's not the way it works because they're in control right now, and the
34:12
middle class is getting slaughtered and people are going to lose their homes. I
34:15
think old people on a fixed income, senior citizens on a fixed income,
34:20
they're not gonna make it with these new gas bills and these gigantic increase in
34:23
electric bills. It's really tough to make a living. But you and I
34:27
are going to solve this until we get someone good in November, like President
34:30
Trump in there, and without him, we got a problem. But let's
34:34
talk about another issue. I want to change gears for a minute. You're
34:37
the guy who broke the news that so many Nevada assemblymen and state senators had
34:43
massive conflicts of interest. They take government money, they and they give it
34:47
to nonprofits and they wind up being in charge of the nonprofits and they forgot
34:52
to tell us. Just give us a few examples of some of the things
34:55
that were going on recently in the Nevada legislature. Yeah, well, the
35:00
worst was assembly Woman Michelle Gorlow. There was what was called in the legislature
35:07
the Christmas Tree Bill, and that's where millions and millions of taxpayer dollars were
35:12
redirected to various nonprofit organizations, and assembly Woman Gorlow voted to give millions of
35:20
dollars to these nonprofit organizations. But one of them in particular stood out because
35:24
just two weeks after the session ended, maybe three weeks, very shortly after
35:28
the session ended, she ended up taking a job as the executive director of
35:34
one of the non profit organizations that she had voted to give money too.
35:37
So basically, she took money out of the taxpayer's pocket and gave it to
35:42
herman's nonprofit organization and then turned around and cook the job running a nonprofit organization.
35:46
Before the Ink could even drive on the bill I filed out. I
35:51
didn't break the story. Actually was the Las Vegas Review Journal that broke the
35:54
story about this. But what I did do was I filed an ethics complaint
35:58
against assembly Woman go Low for this, and the next day she announced that
36:02
she was not going to be running for re election. And then good job
36:06
all the Domino who started the fall, Good job, great job. And
36:09
that's why it's why I like you, Chuck, and that's why everyone in
36:13
the Vada Osia deta gratitude. We appreciate everything you do. Sometimes you and
36:15
I disagree. I was a big Trump guy, you were kind of a
36:19
Tesianti's guy. But we're all on the same team and we're all good friends,
36:22
and I really appreciate everything you do and you're a good man. So
36:24
thanks, thanks for everything, Chuck, Thanks for coming on. Warning The
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Root, The Root, The Roots on Fire. You're about to experience the
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All right, Wayne awl the Route our two on the radio. I
37:27
understand we are not gonna be on Lindell today. Some sort of technical difficulties.
37:31
I don't believe we're on. If we are on, I don't know
37:35
about it. I believe we lost our zoom connection. So we will not
37:38
be on Lindell TV today. So you can't find me there. You can
37:43
only find me here on USA Audio Network, in my flagship station, of
37:45
course, as always AM six seventy in Las Vegas, and so many other
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great stations around the United States. We had all the great stations in Connecticut,
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so many great stations in Connecticut, up and down the I ninety five
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and all the way into Island and Suffolk County. Great stuff in Connecticut.
38:02
My great buddy Lee Elsie out there on the same stations he does the morning,
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I've got the evening, and it is a heck of a powerful one
38:09
two punch combination. I think the best way to start this Hour number two
38:15
is to start the same way I started Hour number one with a commentary that's
38:20
gotten such fabulous response, and I mean fabulous response from everyone who reads it.
38:29
Because there's a lot of angry people out there. And I don't want
38:31
to say angry white people, because that makes it sound like this is some
38:35
sort of racist diatribe. I think, if you're white, if you're black,
38:38
if you're Latino and you're middle class and you are a Republican, you
38:44
are a conservative, you're a patriot, you're a Christian, doesn't matter what
38:46
the color your skin is. I think you'd be very angry at what went
38:51
on to start the Super Bowl yesterday. I think black class Americans would be
38:57
just as angry as white middle class Americans. Why do we have a black
39:00
national anthem to start a football game? I've never heard anything so disgusting and
39:06
offensive in my entire life. So the name the title of my column is
39:10
I did not stand for the black national anthem at the Soup Bowl. And
39:15
here are some important questions for the NFL. And I sure think I had
39:19
a bullseye in this one. From the response, I've gotten you guys love
39:22
it. The so called black national anthem was sung at the Super Bowl on
39:24
Sunday, and I did not stand, did you? I find this disgraceful
39:30
and disgusting. I find it racist, I find it divisive. I find
39:34
it offensive and insulting. Not because I'm white, but because I'm an American.
39:39
I grew up in a blue collar neighborood in a majority black town.
39:44
I am Jewish. My neighbors were Italian Catholic and Irish Catholic. At my
39:49
high school on the Bronx borderline in Alverna, New York, almost everyone was
39:52
black. I was the minority. I was bullied, I was attacked,
39:57
I was beaten, But I never asked for an anthem to celebrate my minority
40:00
status. Why would we celebrate a national anthem for only one group? I
40:07
thought we were all Americans. Should there be twenty national anthems before games?
40:10
Because that would take an hour before you even start a football game. Why
40:15
not a white national anthem? Certainly, if you're gonna play a black one,
40:19
there should definitely be a white national anthem. If you could have a
40:22
black anthem, why not a white one. Why can't I celebrate being white?
40:25
Well, you're celebrating being black. Why is one racist and the other
40:30
just fine and dandy? Why not a Jewish national anthem? Blacks make up
40:36
twelve percent of America, but Jews make up only two percent. Aren't Jews
40:40
even more of a minority than blacks? So why shouldn't our minority be celebrated
40:45
too? Why does only one minority qualify? And why not an Italian national
40:51
anthem? Or Irish or Polish or Asian or Latino or gay or straight or
40:58
a trans national anthem? Oh boy, I better not give them ideas?
41:01
How come only black Americans get to be celebrated man, is that racist?
41:07
Here are a few more important questions. When did the USA become a black
41:10
nation? Last I checked, we're all just one nation under God. Doesn't
41:15
that nation already have a national anthem? Do we live in America? Or
41:20
has the name been changed to Black America? Because if there's no country named
41:23
Black America, why would there be an anthem for Black America. This makes
41:29
no sense to me. Would Black Americans be offended if someone said that America
41:32
is about seventy percent white, so therefore we live in white America. I
41:37
think they'd be pretty damn offended. I'm white, and I'd be offended.
41:43
This isn't my America, This isn't white America. It belongs to all of
41:46
us. We are all Americans, and there should be only one anthem that
41:51
represents all of us. It's one for all and all for one. Right,
41:57
Millions of Americans feel like the NFL just in our face. Yet no
42:00
one in the mainstream media thinks this is a big story that's either bizarre or
42:06
racist. If the argument is, you don't understand wayne, Black America is
42:10
different. They experienced unique persecution with racism and slavery. They deserve this well.
42:19
First of all, two wrongs don't make a right. Blacks were treated
42:22
badly, we all agree. Guess what The NFL just treated everyone who isn't
42:27
black badly. Secondly, the black experience was terrible, but it's not unique.
42:31
My Jewish people have experienced prejudice and hatred for thousands of years, including
42:37
here in America. We also have been enslaved in Rome and in Egypt.
42:42
We were enslaved by the Romans and the Egyptians. But we've experienced something far
42:46
worse than slavery. The Holocaust was about slavery, mass murder, and the
42:52
attempted extinction of our race. So why isn't there a Jewish national anthem played
42:59
at football games if you want to play that childish game. Our persecution was
43:04
worse than your persecution, Na n naana, and our persecution was far more
43:09
recent. The Holocaust was only about eighty years ago. Slavery in America ended
43:15
almost two hundred years ago. More importantly, those days of racism and persecution
43:21
for blacks are gone, thank God. But watching the nationwide protests since the
43:27
Hamas mass murder of Jews in Israel, with protests to screaming death to Israel
43:32
and genocide to Jews. It's pretty clear the persecution of Jews is still very
43:37
much alive. But I don't want a Jewish anthem Despite all of that,
43:42
I don't want a Jewish anthem before football games. Why would anyone want to
43:45
divide America like this? Is someone looking to start a new civil war.
43:51
There should not be a black America or a white America. There is only
43:54
America. Most importantly, why would any CEO want to offend an anger a
44:00
majority of his own customers? The majority of NFL fans are white. Does
44:05
the NFL hate its own white fans? Is the Commissioner CEO of the NFL,
44:10
Roger Goodell, self hating? Is he filled with white guilt? I
44:15
think the answer is yes to both of those. Does he want to chase
44:17
away all his fans who don't happen to celebrate racism towards whites and the division
44:23
of our country? Because he'd be chasing away most of the NFL's fans,
44:30
And that would be dumb business, wouldn't it. I don't see white America
44:34
or black America. I don't see white football players or black players. I
44:37
see Americans. I see my brothers. I see my countrymen, it's time
44:43
to retire the black national anthem at NFL games unless you want to divide America
44:49
according to race, or religion or tribes. Is that what the NFL wants.
44:54
I know one thing, I will not stand for a black national anmim
45:00
them. So that's my commentary that came out just this morning. And the
45:07
response I've gotten has been overwhelming and positive and so far as zero negativity,
45:12
not one negative response so far. It must be like three hundred we love
45:16
this and zero on the other side. Good stuff, and you know,
45:21
now we move on. Okay. I made a bet on the Kansas City
45:23
Chiefs. I won the game for me. It was a good Super Bowl.
45:27
I hated the Black national anthem to start it. I hated the halftime
45:30
show. I thought it was low class. I thought it was boring.
45:34
I thought it was kind of disgusting and offensive with the usher taking his shirt
45:38
off. I thought there were like four hundred dancers and singers out there and
45:42
they were all black. And I got to tell you something, America has
45:45
white people in it. You can't have a halftime show that excludes white people,
45:51
not one white person. I mean, I hope, sir, can
45:53
you be so. You know, look, the NFL is just woke and
45:58
disgusting, but it's fans are almost all conservative Trumpers like me. You find
46:04
me a football fan, I'll show you a guy who played football in junior
46:07
high and high school in college like me. I'll find you a guy who
46:12
loves the violent hitting. You know, it brings him back to his high
46:15
school days or his college days. And you find me a football game,
46:20
and I'll find you people who graduated South Carolina and they're betting on the University
46:23
of South Carolina. They graduated Michigan, they're betting on the University of Michigan.
46:28
They graduate Ohio State, They're betting on Ohio State. You know,
46:30
that's how it all happens. You go to college or you live in an
46:35
area and you just fall in love with the football team. And you're not
46:37
gonna take that away from us. You're never going to take that away from
46:40
us. I hear people say, oh, Wayne, you shouldn't watch football
46:44
anymore. You're never going to take football away from me or one hundred million
46:49
American all American men, red blooded all American men. You're just not You're
46:53
never gonna take it away. Try as you may with your Black Lives Matter
46:59
bullspit and you're ning and your social justice end zones and need for the national
47:04
anthem, You're never gonna take football away from us, not gonna allow it.
47:08
It's one of the joys of our lives. And betting on the games
47:12
is one of the things that most of us enjoy more than even watching it.
47:15
We like watching it with a bet on it. The betting is what
47:17
matters to so many American men. So I just think the Black National Anthem
47:22
is a is a bridge too far. Nobody's gonna accept it. No one
47:27
can even believe it's happening. When I get back, I will talk to
47:31
you about all the other stories in the news day, and there's a lot
47:35
of them, a lot of them about the open border, and a lot
47:38
of them about what our country faces. There's some good news for once the
47:43
Israelis went in and went into an area of Gaza that Biden told them,
47:52
do not go near that place, do not go in, don't do it.
47:54
And immediately they rescue two hostages who have been held since October. And
48:00
I just got to ask, how come when that submarine went to the bottom
48:02
of the sea. The whole world was on pins and needles? Can we
48:06
rescue them? Can we rescue them? For five days? Can we rescue
48:08
them? The Jews go in and rescue two people that have been held hostage
48:13
for months and months, and the world says nothing. The world should be
48:16
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I never got to the bones of the story. Two members of the
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United States Congress denied access to a federally funded migrant facility for the for oversight
50:36
of taxpayer spending. So it's really amazing. Earlier this week, journalist James
50:43
O'Keefe of O'Keefe Media visited a Ramada inn converted to a migrant housing facility that
50:51
is reportedly being run by the KASA Elitis program in Tucson, Arizona. According
50:54
to O'Keefe, buses were coming in with new migrants every fifteen minute. It's
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including while he was interviewing a Pima County sheriff deputy. During the interaction,
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O'Keefe disclosed he had an undercover inside facility. It was reported by O'Keefe there
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was a makeshift room in the hotel with over one hundred and fifty cots set
51:16
up. The reporting by O'Keeffe caught the attention of two Congressmen, Congressman Tom
51:22
Tiffany from Wisconsin, who sits on the House Judiciary Committee, as well as
51:29
Doug LaMalfa of California, who's on the Natural Resources Committee, and during a
51:35
trip to Arizona, Representative or Congressman Tiffany and LaMalfa decided to visit the very
51:40
same facility O'Keefe was talking about. Upon arrival, Representative Tiffany identitified himself as
51:47
a member of Congress on the Natural Resources Committee. To an individual working at
51:52
the hotel, Representative Tiffy Tiffany said he wanted to stop in and take a
51:57
look at how this place is operating, because understand you have a lot of
52:00
migrants coming through here, but was denied access because we're not allowed to let
52:06
anybody in that's not an employee or staff. Tiffany said this facility was utilizing
52:12
federal funding of which the US Congress has oversight, and that he would like
52:15
to speak to a manager. The employee wouldn't even let the congressmen into the
52:19
office. A woman in a hoodie and a surgical mask then appears. When
52:23
the congressmen introduced themselves, the woman says, no cameras please, and ask
52:29
someone to call the sheriff, call nine to one one because they're on private
52:32
property. Can you imagine these are congressmen and they're on property that is being
52:40
funded by your taxpayer dollars and the United States government representative. Tiffany told the
52:46
woman they were not trespassing, and after being told they were trespassing, they
52:52
once again identified themselves as members of Congress. We're here as members of Congress.
52:57
There are federal dollars that go into this operation we have. We want
53:00
to go in and see what your operation looks like. Tiffany told the woman
53:04
that they would call for public hearings because there are peers, there are other
53:07
operations like this, and people really need to know where their dollars are being
53:10
spent. Representative LaMalfa was talking about being able to issue subpoenas, and the
53:15
woman walked away from the two members of Congress. The organization that runs the
53:21
facility is reported as Casa Alitis, a program of the Catholic Community Services of
53:27
Southern Arizona. Their website claims they are a humanitarian aid project committed to helping
53:32
asylum seekers. Folks. I've been talking about this for a long time.
53:37
The Catholic Church. You know, Catholics are almost all really good conservatives and
53:43
patriots. But the Catholic Church journey man, the Catholic Church, you know
53:47
what they want. They want to let everybody in the world into the United
53:52
States because they'll all drop money in the hat when they pass it. A
53:55
church. It's all they care about. They're not going to be responsible for
53:59
the funding. The government gives them the money for the funding. All these
54:04
people on welfare and food stamps and free medical my god, the list goes
54:07
on and on. Free schools. Our taxpayer money, our tax are gonna
54:12
go through the roof the government's gonna pay for it. The Catholic Church will
54:15
get rich because every one of them will drop money. It's the hat when
54:19
they pass around a church. What a scam? All right, Waynell,
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and Casino. It's now Horseshoe Resort and Casino. Replatform is the largest gathering
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of parallel economy businesses, consumers, and advertisers in one place at one time.
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I'll be giving the opening speech. Come hear me the founders of Give,
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Send Go and many other famous business leaders. Replatform has been created by
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the same team who defeated the vaccine mandates. The world changed during the COVID
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pandemic with a merger some might say a conspiracy between government, media, corporate
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deep state, and big pharma. And these guys had a big victory against
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the vaccine mandates and now they're helping Americans like you to pursue happiness and success
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in the emerging parallel freedom economy. So great. Great guests we've got with
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us the founders of give send Go, who are going to be speaking at
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this Replatform Vegas convention, Heather Wilson and Jacob Wells, and I want to
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welcome you both to the show. There the co founders of give send Go,
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Heather and Jacob. Welcome to the show. Hi Wayne, thanks for
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having us. It's great to be here, all right, So explain exactly
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what give send Go is. It's website, give sendgo dot com and give
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everyone a kind of a you know, an explanation of what you guys do
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and where your big advantage is. Sure. So give them Go has been
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around for about ten years now, since twenty fourteen, started by Jacob,
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myself and a sister, and we are an online fundraising platform. People come
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on, they have a need, they start a campaign, they ask their
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friends and family to help them fund whatever they're raising money for, and they
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transfer the money easily to their bank account. Sounds simple, sounds like something
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everybody needs. All those different platforms that do similar things, and so you
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know, we ask, well, why is it so important that there's another
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one like gifseno And the bottom line is it's because we're watching our nation,
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our world go crazy in the censorship Game and giftsen go Now is a online
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fundraising platform that allows people to raise funds for what's important to them, even
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if we disagree with them. It's kind of novel these days, exactly.
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I let people speak. I don't worry about what they believe in. I
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might debate them, I might say they're wrong, but I don't try to
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censor them. I don't try to ban them. I don't try to destroy
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their lives. But you and I both know that's exactly what the left does.
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That's their game plan. So you guys, I don't know if you
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could see yourselves right or you could see yourselves not right nor left. You're
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just into making money. You're capitalists and you'll let anybody talk. But are
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you kind of right yourselves? I would say on a personal level, definitely
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mean more concern of Heather and I as siblings. We grew up in a
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conservative Christian upbringing. I, after spending some time in the military, thought
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I was going to be a pastor at various points, so we definitely lean
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i'd say more on the conservative event, but our whole focus in creating gifts
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and go is a recognition that as important as it is to raise money for
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the needs that are around us here locally and around the world, people also
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need hope because money money will meet your will, help solve the material needs
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that you have, but it doesn't bring hope in some of these situations where
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we see lots of tragedy, and so we wanted the platform that shared a
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little bit more hope with people rather than just be a platform all about money.
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And so you see on our website various Bible verses, but also the
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prey Button of ways for people to send messages to campaign owners encouraging them and
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sharing hope with them. And we also have a prayer team that shares hope
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with people. So we do as a platform stay neutral in the middle.
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We've had things on the left that we just disagree with, and we've had
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things on the right that we disagree with, and we say, you know
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what, we want to share hope with people as they're going through the difficult
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things that they do that they're I assume your biggest competitors go fundme. That's
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kind of the guys on the other end of the spectrum who raise lots of
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money are very successful, but they censor and ban and won't allow all kinds
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of people on the right to raise money for the things they want to raise
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money for. Right, Yeah, that's absolutely correct. And when we started
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ten years ago, that wasn't as big of a thing. We weren't seeing
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it as blatant as we do nowadays. So you know, we were just
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going to be an alternative. And now because of how crazy these platforms are
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that think they're that God and can decide on everybody's rights and freedoms, what
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we're watching is no longer want to just be an alternative to go fundme and
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some of these others. We're going to be the replacement. We're going to
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take over this market space. We're watching our numbers go up, We're watching
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the other platforms fire people and whittle down, and our goal is to be
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the number one cloud funding platform in the world. We're already in over eighty
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countries, We're gofund Me is only in thirty five and we know that people
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need freedom to make a difference, and so we're just going to allow that
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and we're watching ourselves grow because of that principle. How do you decide what
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to allow, what not to allow. I mean there must be some limits
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what you'd allow, or you just figure let the free market take care of
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it and there are no limits. Yeah, So it's really the law determines
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a lot of those things already. So if it's a legal it's not allowed,
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and we do have kund of that lays it's their attitude, which is
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what the market determined. We do have a standard. And part of this
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is a journey. We say this, Ather and I see this all the
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time as we as we navigate some of the complexities because we do live in
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a world where there are polarized ideas that are in an extreme ideas that really
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have some tension around them. And for us, our our our drive in
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that what where we've settled in is saying we're gonna let freedom rain, We're
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gonna let the default be freedom, and we're going to protect children in the
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process, children that don't have a voice. So we've we've set the standard
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as our platform that you can fundraise pretty much for anything that's legal outside of
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fundraising for your abortion, the killing of an innocent child, or for fundraising
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for the transgender, uh transformation of a youth. Now, if you're an
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adult and We just recently had a campaign for an adult that wanted to fundraise
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for their transgender top surgery, and we're completely fine finding the same so you
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can use our platform for that. It's not necessarily something that we agree with,
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but we're gonna let the markets aside. We're gonna we're gonna be as
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neutral as possible. We recognize the freedoms that we have came at a very
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high price for us, and it shouldn't necessarily be Heather or I or anyone
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else dictating to people what they can fund these for. The law already exists
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for that reason. And you two are both and we're talking to Heather Wilson
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and Jacob Wells, who are the co founders that give sen Go. And
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if I understood correctly, you two are siblings. Is that right? You
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grew up together? Yeah, we're actually two of twelve siblings. Wowa,
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same mom, same dad, No twins. Those are all the not Catholic.
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Those are other questions people ask, wow, where did you Where did
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you grow up? Yeah, we grew up in southern New Hampshire and a
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lot of our family resides up in the northeast even till today. Family reunions
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are amazing with us and all our children that the cousins are are gonna run
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the world. I think one day that's great. Where are you guys base?
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Where's giftsen Go actually based? Nowadays? We're out of Massachusetts. We're
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incorporated out of Delaware and currently out of Massachusetts, but our team is all
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remote, so right, you could be anywhere you want in the whole United
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States. I get it. I get it. Hey, listen. I'm
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based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. And my show is carried on radio
1:03:22
by USA Audio Network in Dallas, Texas. And my board opert associate producer
1:03:28
is in my ear from Dallas, Texas. And I've got my Real America's
1:03:30
Voice TV show, and the crew that runs my show is in Denver,
1:03:35
and sometimes they're in on the East Coast, sometimes they're in Miami. So
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I mean, the whole world is kind of mobile nowadays, so pretty cool.
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You're going to be part of the Replatform Convention in Las Vegas at the
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Horseshoe March eight through tenth. The Horseshoe used to be Bally's, now it's
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Horseshoe Hotel and Casino. March eight through tenth. Tell Us what you're going
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to be talking about when you two give a major speech at this Replatform conference.
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Well, one of the reasons we decided to get involved is because we
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are a fundraising platform and we know how important it is for people to be
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able to raise funds, and so a lot of what we're going to be
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talking about in several different sessions over the weekend is sharing a campaign that the
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Replatform staff have picked ahead of time that we say we're going to try to
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encourage people to be as generous as possible because we know generate us that he
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can change the world, and so we're going to be talking about how to
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use gifts and go to be generous. We're going to obviously tell what separates
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us and some of the cool stories we have, but one of the main
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things we're going to be there for is to be the fundraising platform, because
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the heart behind the Replatform conference, one of them, is we want to
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give people an opportunity to be generous, to think outside themselves, not just
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to come together and complain about the world and you know what's bad about it,
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but to actually say no, here's opportunities that we step in, fundraise
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and make a difference. And so we're really excited about that. We're finalizing
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who that nonprofit organization is going to be, that is going to be the
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fund who we're going to be fundraising for over the weekend. But yes,
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we're really excited about this and we're all in the game together. I'm the
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opening speaker of that event. And it's all about creating a parallel economy.
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In other words, the mainstream economy out there in many ways is woke and
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liberal and lefty and anti American and anti Christian, and all of us are
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part of this new conservative parallel economy, or maybe you'd call it a patriot
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parallel economy with like minded folks. And you guys are in that same like
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minded genre as Wayne Allen Root. We're all into freedom, you know,
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let people live with live and let live, don't ban them, don't censrum,
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don't try and silence them, let them live and let them speak.
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So it's all about the parallel economy. It's March eight through tenth. I
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will be the opening speaker. Heather Wilson and Jacob Wells, the co founders
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of Give Send Go, will be giving a major address at the conference as
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well. Catch your tickets now, at replatform Vegas dot com. Use the
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promo code war to receive ten percent off replatform Vegas dot Com. Heather and
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Jacob of Give Send Go, thank you for coming on the show, and
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thank you for making this a better world. All right, paint howth roots
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on fire? Hey? Donald Trump is now America's most respected leader by a
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wide margin. You know, it's just amazing. It's like, if you
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listen to the liberal media, they had you believing how unpopular Trump was and
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everybody hates him. Trump is America's most respected leader by a twenty point margin
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over second place Joe Biden. That's scary. Joe Biden's at second. Here's
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the actual results of the Rasmusen Report, who asked seven hundred and forty nine
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likely voters a simple question, which of the following do you respect most as
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a leader, And the answer was Donald Trump forty two percent, Joe Biden
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twenty one percent, Barack Obama seventeen percent. Oh, I thought Obama was
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far more popular than Trump. Obama seventeen percent, Bernie Sanders five percent,
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Nicky Haley five percent, Mitt Romney three percent, and Hillary Clinton two percent.
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A full twenty eight percent of black voters claimed Trump as their most respected
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leader, compared to just twenty five percent for Biden. Trump beats Biden on
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this question with Black voters by three percent. Hillary earned just one percent of
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black votes, which tied her with Mitt Romney. With black people, the
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only person that top Trump was Obama. Among Democrats, Trump earned thirteen percent
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support, which put him ahead of Bernie Sanders. By the way, only
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one percent of Democrats chose Hillary as their most respected leader one percent. Among
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Republicans, seventy five percent chose Trump. Only forty three percent of Democrats chose
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Biden. Among independent voters, thirty nine percent chose Trump. Biden didn't even
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come in second. Obama was second with seventeen percent, and only thirteen percent
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shows Joe Biden Trump be both Obama and Biden combined with independence. So,
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you know, I don't know what else you could say to prove that Trump
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is a fantastic candidate, not a bad candidate, a fantastic candidate. All
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right, Let me shift gears because I saw a story a few days ago
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that was so shocking to me. I couldn't believe it. Because you know,
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many years ago, ten years ago, my daughter graduated Harvard so that
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means if she graduated ten years ago, fourteen years ago, we were jumping
1:09:40
up and down with joy, tears of joy because my daughter received her acceptance
1:09:45
letter to a college that's widely regarded as the as the greatest university, of
1:09:51
the smartest university in the entire world, you know, the number one university
1:09:56
of the world, Harvard in those days, and we were so excited.
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I didn't that was liberal. I care that once you get in Harvard,
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your ticket is punched or stamped for the rest of your life. And my
1:10:06
kid went to Harvard. Wow, she graduated Phi Beta kappa right at the
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top for a class and she's now doctor Dakota Root. But now to go
1:10:16
to Harvard, you need a COVID nineteen vaccine. Forget about the fact that
1:10:23
they're racist, they hate white people, they hate Jews, they seem to
1:10:27
support Hamas and the Palestinian cause, and they've thrown Israel under the bus.
1:10:31
On top of that, they're ready to kill their own students. Harvard renews
1:10:36
their COVID nineteen vaccine mandate, joining sixty nine other schools. Did you know
1:10:44
that to get into colleges you still your kids need to be vaccinated. Did
1:10:48
you know that? It's incredible, It's impossible to even believe. And when
1:10:56
you kind of combine that with a story that came out over the weekend,
1:11:01
you just go, how is this possible? Who are these people that are
1:11:05
willing to murder children for what reason? What reason? No child? When
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I say child, i'mn't to talk about five year olds, I'm talking about
1:11:15
college kids. Right. There's no college kid that gets COVID and dies in
1:11:18
the entire United States. Find me a college student in America that got COVID
1:11:24
and died, well maybe since the vaccine if you have, but not many.
1:11:29
And find me an elementary school kid that died who didn't already have cancer.
1:11:34
Find me a junior high or a high school kid. There is no
1:11:38
risk or so little. It's basically zero risk of dying from COVID if you're
1:11:44
a kid. So why do they need a vaccine that's so dangerous and deadly?
1:11:48
Because now a report was published by the UK government. No one in
1:11:54
the mainstream media will tell you this. Only Wayne Route the Department of the
1:11:58
UK Governmt known as the Office for Nationals to Satistics ans and it reveals people
1:12:02
aged eighteen to forty nine who have received four doses of the COVID nineteen vaccine
1:12:09
are up to three hundred and eighteen percent more likely to die of any cause
1:12:15
than unvaccinated people aged eighteen to forty nine. This means we have found the
1:12:20
cause of excess deaths being so high across the West and why young people are
1:12:26
dying of cancer across the West and in particular across the UK. Massive excess
1:12:33
deaths of young people in the United Kingdom since the COVID vaccine came around,
1:12:39
and now we have the data to actually prove it, the link between COVID
1:12:45
vaccines and increased cancer and death in children and young adults. It's there.
1:12:51
Yet Harvard is now renewing the COVID nineteen vaccine mandate. You can't register for
1:12:58
the upcoming semester until you've gotten the shots and the boosters, joining sixty nine
1:13:03
other colleges around the country. Is this incredible. They're killing college students who
1:13:11
have zero chance of ever dying from co