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The Wayne Allyn Root Show Hour 1 03 22 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Roots. Are all welcome. Welcome. Welcome is the USA Audio Network.
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The show is raw and unfiltered, and your host with the most is the
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one and only Wayne Alan Root. Now, as always on Friday's, Yours
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Truly Lee Elsie gets a chance to hang out with you for the first Our
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Christopher down there in Dallas, Texas. What he does is still unknown,
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but he keeps us on the air, and we need him desperately, so
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we thank him very much keeping us on the air again from one coast to
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another. I've got to start with a story that it's almost incomprehensible. The
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first time I heard it, I didn't believe it. Five or six publications,
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later, countless newscasts confirming it, and finally here on this Friday afternoons
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lash evening, I'm willing to admit that America has completely lost its way.
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Why so, judge has ruled now that illegal immigrants have gun rights to protect
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by the Second Amendment. A federal judge in Illinois, by the way,
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appointed by Barack Obama, has decided that the Constitution protects the gun rights of
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non citizens who enter the United States illegally. Did you guys get that?
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Did you understand what I just said? My head's going to explode. My
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head is going to explode right now. So the people pouring across the border
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of the United States of America, pouring across the border by the thousands,
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unvetted, no idea who they are. These other countries have literally opened up
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their prisons and let out their gang members, the worst of the worst,
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to make their way across the border into the United States. And some asinine
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judge appointed by Barack Obama in ill of all places, deems that Illinois,
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Chicago is so dangerous that everyone should have the opportunity to have a gun.
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That's what she ruled. That's where we are in this upside down lost country.
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We are lost man rapists, murderers, sex offenders, drug dealers,
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all coming across our border, and now they're all going to be armed because
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you can't vet them, you don't know what their criminal background is to come
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in okay here, give them a gun. The only way the liberal Democrats
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would have ever gotten to this opinion on guns, where guns are okay is
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if it were okay for illegal aliens to have them. If illegal aliens want
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it, they get it, no matter what it is, they get it.
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That's where we are in this absolutely upside down country. And you continue
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to back and support this treachery. You break the law when you come in
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here and we hand you a gun. That's the American way. I don't
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even know what to say. I had to read it, like from four
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different outlets, three different times before I could even consider it being actually true.
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It doesn't make any sense to me at all. You are a criminal.
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Every day I pick up the paper every day, I read through the
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news. Every day. Somebody's assaulted, killed, raped, murdered every day
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walking down the streets of this city, New York, San Francisco, La
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Chicago, Illegal aliens, immigrants, these wonderful people who we now have armed
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are running down people, harassing people, chasing people, all while they're living
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in hotels on my diamond, your diamond. I'm sick of it. I'm
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sick of this. I've had enough. I've had enough. How can you
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not have had enough? How can you be okay with any of this?
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How can you just sit there at night when you get home from work,
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crack open a beer and watch television and not do a goddamn thing about any
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of it? How have you given up? Is it over? Every day?
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They do something else every single day, like Chinese water torture, drip
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drip, drip, drip, drip, and then it's over. Over,
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You're dead. You know. The biggest asset of every nation is the people
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that are in it, and a key component of that is the security of
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the nation. The security of the people. We have to have trust in
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leadership, which I have completely lost. There is no trust. I don't
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know how every legislator today is not screaming on Capitol Hill about this ruling.
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But we have no financial stability, we have no trust, we have no
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rule of life law. We have anarchy at our southern border. And let
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me show you something else too, And this has all happened in a finite
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amount of time. Now you might say, well, it's been leading up
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to this. I would disagree with that. I would think that there was
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a huge hiccup in all of this chaos when Trump became president. You could
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certainly say the eight years under Obama were pointing directly towards this, but there
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was a hiccup. And now we're back on that track. And even though
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you all, and now I'm talking to our Democrat friends, you all see
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what's happening on the news. You all see it, you all read it.
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You see things and stories like now illegal immigrants have Second Amendment rights,
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and they can become police officers, and they're living in hotels paid by you,
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getting medicare paid by you, getting food paid by you, all while
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flipping us off and laughing in our face and spitting on our face, and
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attacking the women and children, raping them in some cases killing them. Not
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all of the people, but some are doing that. And you watch your
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savings dwindle, and you watch this insanity inside the school system with boys being
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girls and girls being boys, and you watch this president who is completely uncapable
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of doing a job, the most important job on the planet, and you
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are going to look me in the face, in the eyes and say that's
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a better choice. He's a better option. We might be at the most
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dangerous time in the history of this country, and I am now including the
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Civil War. We're unstable, we're reckless. We spend with abandon the regular
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average citizen rate. Nobody cares about them, because you know what it is.
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You're being replaced. You're being replaced. It's a pretty simple equation.
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So here we all are this afternoon, huddled around the radio, contemplating what's
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next for the once great United States of America. Illegals flood the border,
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taxes through the roof, squatters living in other people's homes, violent crime on
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the increase, people getting maimed and slaughtered. The patriotism level in this country
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had an all time low. A Supreme Court justice doesn't quite think the First
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Amendment is for the United States government. Did you guys get a chance to
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hear that one? That's the latest one for our most recently confirmed Supreme Court
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justice who thinks, well, I mean free speech in the First Amendment kind
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of gets in the way for what government is trying to accomplish she said it.
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I didn't, she did. That's what we are as a country.
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And I don't even know if there is a time and a place that we
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could look back at history, because history often repeats itself. I don't know
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if there's a time when we can look back aside maybe from the fall of
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Babbel or on the ancient Greek civilizations fell apart, maybe you go far that
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far back. But I can't think of an actual accurate portrayal of what we
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have become a country seemingly void of not only responsibility, but moral conviction.
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We've got essentially pornography on every single social media site. And speaking of social
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media, we've got legislators who want to ban social media because they claim TikTok
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is I don't know, involved in some kind of espionage. I do know,
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if they're stealing my data, I think they should shut them down.
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Otherwise, people are you know, people have a right to be stupid.
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People have a right to act like jackasses. People have a right for their
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fifteen seconds of TikTok fame, whatever the hell that means. I don't even
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know. That's the society that we we have cultivated. So in a world
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now where Americans are in some cases struggling just to survive, to put food
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on the table and keep their family safe for whatever reason, now have to
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deal with another layer of insanity by illegal immigrants now having access to firearms protected
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under r Second Amendment rights. So you break into the country, go down
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to your local gun shop, fill out a couple forms while guess what you'll
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have every right, every single right all the rest of us have. That
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is modern day America. Ladies and gentlemen. I don't know what to tell
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you except this is a desperate time and desperate measures. Maybe at hand we
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have to figure out how, at all costs, how to get rid of
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the administration that's in Washington. They are the tip of the spear. All
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which is literally a couple of golf shots from where I am right now.
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been a US just an incredible critic of social media. And the reason why
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I wanted to ask him to come on here this afternoon, slash this evening
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across the country is I wanted to get his opinion a on TikTok and and
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you know, what to do about the poison that is social media. So
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Tom, first, welcome to the show. I appreciate you coming on for
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just a couple of minutes. But what are your thoughts? What should people
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do about social media? Unplug? I employ you. Please unplug from the
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news. It's it's terrible. It's poison. Unplugged from social media. I
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had problems years ago. People say this is where it's ever been. I
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don't think so. I grew up during you know, the Vietnam War protest.
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Watts was burning. Things were really bad when I grew up, you
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know, but we didn't have social media to tell the world if one person
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had a bad day and then we're all were to blame for it. You
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know, That's that's the disconnect right now. You know, people say,
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oh my god, that person that did that, well, he was mentally
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ill, right, he didn't represent me or anybody else. And but we
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are quick, the media is quick too and push that button, the quick
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to say, well, that's a he belongs to that group, and that's
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another hate that's another hate crime, and blah blah. When you when you
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chisel it down, it's that one person, you know, And yeah,
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there are people that are like that, and you know, we have to
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call that out when we can. But the world really isn't all that bad.
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It's just and I'm gonna tell you something. I love the people i'm
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with, right, the people I know aren't like that. The world is
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not like that, but we're hearing that it is because of that small one
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percent. And you know in social media that one percent controls the outrage,
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you know that. Right. You were the very first person, and I'm
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serious about this, you were the very first person to talk about social media
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being poisoned before anybody else. You were on it before In fact, and
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then you divorced yourself. You got off all the sites and you're not even
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on any of them. You saw it before it actually happened. I did,
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and it's gotten worse. You know. We went to a volleyball tournament
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with my daughter plays and they or into breaks. Guess what the kids are
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doing on the phone. They're on the floor. Yeah, show me that
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picture that I had to take it. There's twelve girls huddled and with their
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backpacks. They're not talking to anybody. They're huddled and hunched over with their
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phones and their face. No one's talking. We've lost the art of conversation.
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We don't know how to communicate. Our socialization skills are gone. We're
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not teaching it in school either, you know, and that's another subject of
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mine. I don't even think we should have a school board. I think
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there should be a parent board. You know. Parents know the kids way
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more than strangers. You know, they know what they're reading and what they
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shouldn't be reading. If they can't even define what pornography is, then they
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got to go. You know. It's just we've lost our way with core
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values. We have to stick to what we believe. There is a right
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and wrong. There's no debate for right and wrong. I mean, but
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we somehow blame everybody else and we can't even decide on what a man or
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a woman is anymore to me growing up, what, no, I know
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what that is? And then this this, you know, this guy in
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the locker room, it's it's that's a guy and winning all the models away
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from the girls who work so hard. That's common sense. Stuff shouldn't shouldn't
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even be a debate. There shouldn't even be a debate. That's no,
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that's wrong. I can't do it. Sorry, you know, but you
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will get people you know, who you know who haven't woken up, that
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you know, are saying, well maybe you know and blah blah blah.
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Well that's where we've drifted off to sea, you know. And boy,
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when you drift off to sea without accomplass, you know what happens. Tom
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Canton is our guest, and as we're talking about social media, it's funny.
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I'm getting a lot of social media kudos for you. Gs is writing,
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I love this guy. He's tremendous. He's spot on. Doug writes
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an intern and said you were spectacular in the place, was spectacular, So
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kudos. That's just a couple of the many that are coming in. So
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as always, Tom, well done, but we're unfortunately out of time.
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But it's always a pleasure to get your opinion, in particular on this subject
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where you're so passionate social media and the demise in some cases of this younger
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generation being unable to communicate with each other, which is a very very sad
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thing. So again, Tom Canton. On his way now out he goes
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to the final Tony Orlando concert ever right down the street from where I am
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right now. All right, Wayne Allen Root will be here after the top
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a guy who was at the Pentagon when it was attacked on nine to eleven
29:23
helping folks, rescuing people, and he's been with us just about every single
29:30
week on my morning show here in Connecticut, and we love to bring him
29:33
on to talk about all things not only political, but military of course.
29:37
And that's Stephen Bucci from the Heritage Foundation. You can find out more about
29:41
Steven at Sbucci on Twitter, of course, Heritage dot org. Steven so
29:45
much here to talk about. I don't even know where to begin. I
29:49
did want to ask you this one question because I'm torn on this one.
29:53
What's your take on banning TikTok? You know, I normally I have a
30:00
hard time with banning any output. I think that's, you know, hindering
30:06
free speech bothers me. However, this particular outlet is owned lock Stock and
30:12
Barrel by the Traineese Communist Party. We have technical proof that they are using
30:21
this app to gather up scads of information on anybody that even watches TikTok videos.
30:30
Even if you don't have the app, they can still if you go
30:33
on and watch a video, they can start harvesting your info. There's clearly
30:41
a motive to this app and this company that's not just making money, which
30:48
you know, I give them credit, go out and make money, man,
30:51
But this is a governmental intel collecting site, and anybody who doesn't think
30:57
that's true is is looming and very naive. So in given that special circumstance,
31:07
yes, I think we should ban TikTok or find a way to pry
31:12
it away from the Chinese government, which frankly, I don't think we're going
31:17
to be able to do. So. If we're banning TikTok, do we
31:19
ban Instagram and Facebook and Twitter? Well, they're doing it, you know,
31:26
they're commercial companies doing it for commercial purposes. To my knowledge, those
31:33
sites do not just you know, they're not just working for the government.
31:37
They may collude with the government periodically. We have some evidence of that,
31:42
but we've kind of pulled that kimono open, the one with the Chinese.
31:48
People don't really understand how much the Chinese are getting from it. And as
31:53
much as I don't like mister Zuckerberg and people like that, they're not the
31:59
communist government of China. So there is a fundamental difference there. Social media
32:05
Stephen has become the new town Square, and the Supreme Court tosses the ruling
32:09
on public officials and social media blockings where if you're an actual public official,
32:15
you in some cases do have the right either to delete or block somebody who
32:19
even is one of your constituents because they're going overboard and saying some nasty things.
32:23
Any thoughts on some of that stuff if you if you've read on that
32:27
at all, Uh, yeah, you know. I think that if you're
32:30
a government official, you have put yourself out there in the public square.
32:35
If something is that over the top, you should report it to the law
32:39
enforcement people and let them look into it. You know, if they're threatening
32:43
you or threatening your family, that's a crime. Report it to the police.
32:47
Let the police deal with it. But just blocking somebody because you don't
32:52
like what they're saying or because they're you know, saying not nice things about
32:59
you, right, if it's not a direct threat, then you know what,
33:04
you've got to suck it up. You've signed up to be in a
33:06
public space. You're supposed to represent all sorts of constituents, even the ones
33:12
you think are nutty. What about the thoughts, because I know it's happened
33:15
to me a couple of different times. Get your opinion on this, where
33:19
people assume your identity, creating an account, maybe one letter off use your
33:23
likeness and then post as you things you would never say, what's the protection
33:30
against that? What do we do there? I think you should call them
33:34
out. You should, you know, reveal to people that that's a false
33:40
outlet, and you should report it to whatever platform you're on, say,
33:46
look, this guy is trying to portray themselves to be me. What can
33:52
you do about it? And let the rules of that particular site or platform
34:00
go into effect. But yeah, I mean it's that's not necessarily I mean,
34:06
it's riding the line of being against the law. But it's not full
34:09
up what is it? Uh, you know it's not It's not an obvious
34:19
crime, is all I can say. Very frustrating though, I can tell
34:22
you that. Yeah. So sometimes you got to suck it up, call
34:25
them out, point it to people, say hey, watch out for this
34:30
this Twitter handle it's not me, uh, and try and get it out
34:35
there. But yeah, that's it's our freedoms. Leave room for bad guys,
34:39
independent bad guys to do stuff that. That's the pain In the next
34:45
All right, one more on this. What happens when these AI deep fakes
34:49
can actually create a video, a lifelike video complete with audio, and it
34:55
shows you saying something that you would never say. What's your thoughts on that?
35:00
Yeah, it's the I mean that capability has been out there for a
35:05
while. It's just more readily available now and and better than it's ever been
35:10
before. And it's scary because you know, even if they put something up
35:17
and it's you know, it's Lee Elsie saying he's suddenly seemed the light and
35:22
now loves Joe Biden like a brother love. Uh that you know, once
35:28
that video is out there of your fate saying that and that with your voice,
35:35
yep. Uh, It's it doesn't matter how many times you say,
35:37
hey, that was fake ye Uh. A lot of the people that have
35:40
seen her are gonna believe it. Uh. And and right now that is
35:45
a sort of a limbo in law enforcement and uh probably legal areas that they're
35:52
still scratching their heads trying to figure out. I don't think that should be
35:58
allowed, but it's going to be tough to monitor it in anything like a
36:02
timely manner. Stephen Butchie Heritage Foundation, forty plus years of military excellence working
36:08
again with the Heritage Foundation Heritage dot org. Ask Bucci on Twitter, So
36:14
I guess Haiti now has resorted to cannibalism to scare everybody down there. The
36:19
gangs are going crazy. How does this affect the United States? Stephen,
36:22
Well, it affects the United States, and that we do have American citizens
36:27
living there. Some of them are you know, dual citizenship people Haitians who
36:31
have at some point also become American citizens. Others are are people that work
36:38
there or missionaries there. It's dangerous as heck. I mean, it's it's
36:43
pretty much an ungoverned space right now. And you know, the cannibalism.
36:49
I don't know how real that is or or not, but yet it's scary
36:52
as heck. But you know, they've got voodoo, They've got all sorts
36:57
of strange cult like things down there that should make people pause. I mean,
37:04
to be frank, I wouldn't go on vacation to Haiti anytime soon,
37:07
and I don't think anybody else should unless you really think somebody is calling you
37:12
to do it, and it better be somebody with a real higher power before
37:15
you say yes. All right. Switching from that, SpaceX and the US
37:20
are developing low orbit spy satellites to deploy in swarms the US is also developing
37:27
drone swarms. China's working on the same. Will the future of warfare be
37:30
a star wars this type of activity in low space even it will be more
37:38
star wars like I don't know if we'll get to the point of being star
37:42
wars issue the way some of us think now. But yeah, those kind
37:46
of capabilities are going to continue to develop. They're going to get better and
37:51
better. They're not that expensive relatively speaking. Low Earth orbiting satellites are a
37:58
lot cheaper to make Floyd then you know, big ones up in space that
38:02
cover massive amounts of the planet at one time. Uh. And by doing
38:07
the swarm concept, you uh, you know, you get a less capable
38:13
individual platform, but when it's linked with all of its little brothers and sisters,
38:19
then uh, it has a lot of capability. You can do that
38:22
now with computers, you know, they can emulate supercomputers with racks and racks
38:29
of of you know, more normal computers. Uh. And and that's what
38:34
AI is based on. Uh. You know, they don't have supercomputers that
38:37
do AI. They have massive racks of other computers doing that stuff in either
38:45
in the atmosphere with drones or outside the atmosphere, the lower Earth orbit.
38:52
Uh. With with small satellites. Uh, it's a multiplication capability, and
39:00
it's it's happening. So we need to be used to it. We need
39:04
to be on the front edge of it, and we need to be thinking
39:07
a ways to counter it when the other guys use it. I did see
39:10
a Biden's budget neglects the military. Is I guess the latest proposed budget vastly
39:16
inadequate Defense Department budget is proposal for twenty twenty five is a mere one percent
39:21
increase from this year is a greed level, and considering the cost of inflation,
39:24
that's actually less military. Correct. Yeah, that's that's absolutely right.
39:30
And you know, I look, I'm not one of these people that think
39:34
the solution is just open the windows of heaven to the military give everything they
39:38
want, because the military's got a huge appetite for spending money. And we
39:44
don't always do it well. We do it, you know, pretty sloppily
39:46
sometimes. But it's we do need to fund the military sufficiently to upgrade equipment,
39:54
to keep equipment from from becoming you know, not cutting in or anything
40:00
less than cutting edge. Uh. And and you gotta have enough to be
40:06
able to reprove good troops to come in and uh and right now we'll wait
40:10
below that cut line. And uh. People will think, oh, it's
40:15
not a problem. We spend more money than everybody else, and we all
40:17
have we have more responsibilities and and to and more ground to cover than anybody
40:24
else. There's a reason we spend more, uh, and and to cavalierly
40:30
and oh, well, you know it's better to go to you know,
40:34
social programs. Okay, if it's the right social program, maybe, but
40:38
there's a lot of social programs that are well, let me jump in,
40:42
I'll say it for you. There are a lot of social programs that are
40:44
just not worth the paper that they're printed on. We got to go,
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47:15
the details in a limited amount of time about the withdrawal from Afghanistan. The
47:20
generals we're up testifying on that the accelerated withdrawal. So, Rob, tell
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us about that. From your perspective, that accelerated withdrawal would likely lead to
47:30
the general collapse of the Afghan security forces. Okay, that would be with
47:34
the police and the military and the Afghan government. That would be the big
47:38
shots, right, the president and all of his buddies, resulting in a
47:44
large scale civil war reminiscent of the nineteen nineties or a complete Taliban takeover.
47:54
That's pretty straightforward from the general. Yeah. So, so he laid it
48:00
out. And then the retired general said Biden overruled his advice to keep several
48:07
hundred troops in Afghanistan, claiming he was sticking to a plan set in motion
48:15
by his predecessor Donald Trump. Okay, so, Lee, all this time
48:22
when we have been blaming poor little Joe Biden as commander in chief being responsible
48:29
for what happened in Afghanistan while he was commander in chief, while the generals
48:34
were doing what he told them to do, it was actually it was it
48:38
was the other guy. Was Trump's fault. It was Trump's fault, and
48:44
it was Trump's fault. Lee because Trump had an agreement called the Doha Agreement
48:52
where he set certain conditions that were necessary if we were going to reduce our
48:57
presence, and those cans were agreed upon, and there was an assumption that
49:04
Trump had that he would remain in office to implement that agreement. How did
49:10
that work out? No, he didn't. He lost. He lost.
49:15
He lost. Some people think, well, he said he didn't lose,
49:20
but he lost. I guess that was that was the final final result.
49:24
You lose, get off the field. Referees said it came over, go
49:29
home, correct, uh, And and so he went home. But he
49:32
still is making a lot of noise. But the amazing thing is, even
49:37
though he was no longer the commander in chief, he was responsible for the
49:42
for the most significant military retreat in my lifetime, worse than Vietnam, worse
49:46
than Vietnam. And now suddenly it was no longer Joe Biden the commander of
49:52
chief as he's and Obama used to say it was now it's it's that guy's
49:57
fault. So the thing I don't understand is with regard to this agreement,
50:02
that he inked this agreement with the with the Taliban with a lot of conditions
50:08
to it, and those you know, those conditions are are pretty important when
50:13
you think about it. In spite of all of that, he's he's to
50:16
blame, and yet the general, Biden's general, says that he was not.
50:22
He General Millie was not in favor of a unirattle withdrawal of US forces
50:30
because of my assessment of the associated costs and risks of doing so without a
50:36
permanency is fire. A permanency is fire, right, not a temporary far
50:39
and without a power sharing agreement between the Taliban and the Afghan government. Okay,
50:45
well that's kind of sounds like what Trump was doing, right, But
50:47
Trump was gone now Biden's in charge. So Biden said, nope, get
50:52
out, get out by September eleventh. Why why, why would why would
50:55
you pick your withdrawal date as the eight of the greatest victory of the al
51:04
Qaeda Taliban isis Muslim forces? Interesting? Why would you pick their greatest victory?
51:13
I don't think so, But but why would you do that? Why
51:16
would you do that? Why would Abe Lincoln say, Look, we won
51:20
Gettysburg and it looks like we're going to win the war, but I'm going
51:22
to set the date to sign the papers on the Battle of bull Run,
51:27
which we lost. Why would you do that? Eh, well, you
51:31
wouldn't do that. No, you would want to do it somewhere in the
51:34
south. You wouldn't want to do it up north. But it might be
51:37
a sign of weakness. So he picks this date. And this date is
51:40
really important. It's a really important date because people in Afghanistan now understand that
51:50
the American Commander in chief has picked September eleventh as the drop dead date for
51:57
American forces to lead a commercial flight. Yeah, out of couples in the
52:01
airport, husband canceled. Now what do I do? And as we was
52:06
canceled on what day? When was it canceled September tenth, No, sir,
52:13
it was canceled August fifteenth. So the sum all this up because we're
52:16
gonna run out of time. According to the colonel, all these folks who
52:21
helped us were left holding the bag. We scattered, we left. We
52:24
basically left our allies to die, and a lot of them did die.
52:30
And it's very very sad. Colonel, thank you very much. I'm sorry.
52:32
We wish you could go on a little bit longer, but we are
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