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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 11-17-25 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 3: Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to the seventeenth day of November twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty five. Those of you who are waiting for the
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Speaker 3: I have a lot of guests coming on the next
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Speaker 3: couple hours, so hopefully you can stick around with us
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Speaker 3: for the entire time as we'll talk to Betsy McCoy,
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Speaker 3: who is a Newsmax personality, former lieutenant governor in New York.
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Speaker 3: And there's some rumors political rumors that I'll her. I'll
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Speaker 3: let her tell you about if in fact we get
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Speaker 3: to that point when we chat with her at the
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Speaker 3: bottom of the first hour from the Heritage Foundation. Hans
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Speaker 3: Bond Spokowski will join us at seven oh five or
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Speaker 3: wherever you might be, top of the second hour, and
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Speaker 3: then a good friend of mine, state Representative Greg Howard
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Speaker 3: will come in here and he's a law enforcement expert,
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Speaker 3: and we'll talk about ice and some of those types
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Speaker 3: of things right here on the radio slash video. All right,
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Speaker 3: if you're worried. Wayne will be back tomorrow night. So
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Speaker 3: just hang out with me, man, Just chill out with me.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to a whole bunch of different topics. I
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Speaker 3: am going to cover something that I've covered on my
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Speaker 3: own morning show. There are some things going on in
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Speaker 3: this country that you would say are good, right, There
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Speaker 3: are some things I look at that there's the changing
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Speaker 3: of the guard, if you will, with Trump being president,
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Speaker 3: has turned for the better. But this is more of
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Speaker 3: a general opening monologue talking about some of the I
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Speaker 3: would say, some of the planned catastrophic events that the
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Speaker 3: left has put into motion. And you'll understand by the
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Speaker 3: time I'm all sons said and done. So, sons and daughters,
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Speaker 3: please gather around the radio and stand with me as
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Speaker 3: we face the storm that threatens the very soul of
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Speaker 3: the United States of America. From the amber waves of
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Speaker 3: grain to the purple Mountains, or Land of the Free
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Speaker 3: has been battered, bruised, and betrayed. There are traders in
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Speaker 3: the midst Ladies and gentlemen. Now, where are the inheritors
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Speaker 3: of Lincoln and Washington and Ray and that unbreakable spirit
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Speaker 3: that forged the mightiest nation on earth? Yet I speak
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Speaker 3: to you from the heart of that spirit. I speak
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Speaker 3: to you as the forces around us want to tear
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Speaker 3: this great American experiment down. That's right, they want to
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Speaker 3: impose an apocalypse, and that apocalypse is slowly unfolding before
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Speaker 3: you are before your eyes. Look around, look around you
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Speaker 3: daily and on a scale of despair, where one is
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Speaker 3: okay and ten is that utter catastrophe. Not a single
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Speaker 3: pillar of our republic stands below a six. Let me
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Speaker 3: explain healthcare. We'll start with that. Everywhere you look, everybody's
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Speaker 3: talking about it. Healthcare is a disaster strangling us. The
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Speaker 3: endless demands on our emergency rooms in hospitals, where hard
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Speaker 3: working Americans wait in line behind those who cross borders uninvited.
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Speaker 3: This explosion, which has happened over the last had decade
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Speaker 3: of illegals coming into these hospitals overwhelming them, has put
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Speaker 3: the healthcare situation at a nine as far as catastrophe goes. That,
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Speaker 3: along with Obamacare and all that is around, that has
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Speaker 3: essentially destroyed our healthcare system. Yes, we're still the greatest.
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Speaker 3: We have the greatest doctors, etc. Nurses on the planet,
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Speaker 3: but it just costs too much and it's wearing us out.
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Speaker 3: That's a nine on the catastrophe a catastrophe scale education
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Speaker 3: Education teetering at an eight. Our schools are overwhelmed, classrooms
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Speaker 3: bloated with students who in some cases don't even share
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Speaker 3: the same language or the same love of liberty, and
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Speaker 3: they dilute this promise of equal opportunity. That's diluting the
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Speaker 3: promise of equal opportunity for your kids. So I put
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Speaker 3: education at an eight on the catastrophe scale. Here's one
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Speaker 3: that you'll all agree with me on. There's no way
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Speaker 3: you can't say. National debt is not at a ten,
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Speaker 3: ballooning thirty seven trillion. It's a millstone around the necks
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Speaker 3: of your your grandkids. Listen. This is going to weigh
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Speaker 3: them down for generations to come. How can we possibly
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Speaker 3: continue to fund anything productive when we're paying over a
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Speaker 3: trillion dollars a year in debt to service alone national security?
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Speaker 3: It's a nine? Why is it a nine? Trump is
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Speaker 3: doing a much better job, But our enemies are emboldened
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Speaker 3: as we chase phantoms abroad while chaos reigns here. There
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Speaker 3: is still chaos in the streets to the United States.
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Speaker 3: That is a problem with national security. I keep going
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Speaker 3: back to the immigration issue. Fifteen million people came across
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Speaker 3: the border, unvetted, unchecked. We have no idea where they are,
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Speaker 3: no idea what they're doing. So that's a nine for me.
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Speaker 3: International security, well, at least Trump is trying to negotiate deals,
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Speaker 3: so that's not at total catastrophe level. But our international
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Speaker 3: security is still at a seven eroded by weak previous
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Speaker 3: administrations and a lackluster approach to national security. Social security, well,
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Speaker 3: it's rated every time you turn around. Social security is
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Speaker 3: at an eight. Anybody who's in my age demographic where
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Speaker 3: social security is less than a decade away, are you nervous?
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Speaker 3: Are you nervous at yours going to be there? I
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Speaker 3: know they've been saying this forever and ever and ever,
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Speaker 3: but somewhere along the line, the golden goose runs out
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Speaker 3: and they've been taking from it over and over and
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Speaker 3: over again. So social security on a scale of one
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Speaker 3: to ten for catastrophe, I'll put it out of seven.
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Speaker 3: How about that? How about wages versus the real cost
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Speaker 3: of living? Easy A nine, A brutal nine. Your paycheck
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Speaker 3: is stretched thin, every job, every loaf of bread, everything
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Speaker 3: you buy, that tramp department you got to live in
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Speaker 3: the shadows that basically are disappearing. The money that is
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Speaker 3: just filtering out of your pockets is scary and every
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Speaker 3: single one of us right now, no matter what Trump
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Speaker 3: is doing, and as far as the economy goes, I
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Speaker 3: do think he's doing amazingly positive things. But still at
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Speaker 3: the end of the week, I'm struggling. I'm struggling, and
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Speaker 3: so are you. So are most of you when it
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Speaker 3: comes to paying your bills. Energy independence. Trump is trying
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Speaker 3: to fix that, but during Biden it was a nine.
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Speaker 3: Now I give it a seven. Hopefully we can move that.
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Speaker 3: Trade deficits are still a seven ish in that seven
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Speaker 3: ish range. Again, we have to improve on that that
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Speaker 3: was gutted by previous administrations. Personal debt. Personal debt is
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Speaker 3: a ten. We have more credit card debt per person
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Speaker 3: in this country than we've ever had, more credit card
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Speaker 3: debt overall than we've ever had. How do you fix that? Well,
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Speaker 3: that's because people are struggling week to week to pay bills,
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Speaker 3: so they're putting on the credit card. So even though
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Speaker 3: again things look like they are brighter because of past
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Speaker 3: actions by past leaders, and some of these states which
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Speaker 3: are completely essentially communists. It's causing a shake in the
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Speaker 3: foundation of this country. And every single one of these
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Speaker 3: items that I'm bringing up, there's a problem with all
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Speaker 3: of them. Taxes are too high. It's just too high. Now.
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Speaker 3: Some states are better than others. Where I am in Connecticut,
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Speaker 3: it's a catastrophe. People who are listening tonight in California,
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Speaker 3: you know it's a catastrophe. It's awful. Later on today
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Speaker 3: we'll have again a law enforcement person. Crime is next.
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Speaker 3: I say, it's a nine. People are trying to say, oh, well,
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Speaker 3: crime is going down in the wrong direction. It's because
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Speaker 3: we don't have enough law enforcement people out there to
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Speaker 3: catch these people. And you're not getting as many reported
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Speaker 3: crimes that are out there, and the violent crimes are
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Speaker 3: still spiking, so crime is still up there. And the
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Speaker 3: idea of this American dream, the affordability itself, it's a heartbreaking.
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Speaker 1: Ten.
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but people out here are having a problem
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Speaker 3: chasing that American dream because the ultra rich have the
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Speaker 3: overwhelming bulk of their resources and the people who aren't
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Speaker 3: the ultra rich are struggling. But it's time. You can
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Speaker 3: stop this. We can stop it. Be the lion that
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Speaker 3: roared back put America first, all of you, every single
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Speaker 3: person listening to me, whether you're a welder in Ohio
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Speaker 3: or a waitress in Texas, we can change this around.
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Speaker 3: We're starting to do it. I just wanted to point
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Speaker 3: out in this opening that despite all the things that
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Speaker 3: may seemingly feel like they're going in the right direction,
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Speaker 3: we are still at the bottom of this mountain trying
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Speaker 3: to climb it, and it is not going to be
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Speaker 3: an easy climb because of things that have happened in
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Speaker 3: the past. It's essentially almost a disaster. So again, just
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Speaker 3: a quick thing that I wanted to point out as
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Speaker 3: we got to do better, and as Americans, I know
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Speaker 3: We'll talk a little bit about Connecticut, and there's an
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Speaker 3: had mentioned illegal immigration and the onset of the show tonight,
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Speaker 3: and the Trump administration delivers six straight months of zero
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Speaker 3: releases at the border. So without in my life, I've
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Speaker 3: been doing this for a long time. I have never
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Speaker 3: seen the border shut down as spectacularly as it has
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Speaker 3: been shut down with Donald Trump. Now, that doesn't mean
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Speaker 3: we don't want immigrants, guys, That's not what I'm talking about.
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Speaker 3: That's not the deal, right. The deal is that we
17:39
Speaker 3: don't want illegal immigrants. We don't want dangers to the
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Speaker 3: community or society. We don't want gang bangers and thugs.
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Speaker 3: We want people who are going to be productive by
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Speaker 3: the way. We want people who love the country. We
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Speaker 3: want people who are coming here who are all about
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Speaker 3: the red, white, and blue, not trying to bring from
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Speaker 3: their country what ever cesspool that they're leaving. I don't
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Speaker 3: We don't want them bringing that here. So assimilation is
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Speaker 3: huge in my mind. Anyway, The border enforcement is at
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Speaker 3: historical low levels. Thirty thousand, five hundred and seventy three
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Speaker 3: total encounters nationwide. This was through eleven thirteen. This is
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Speaker 3: for it's a month. It's the October crossings, and it's
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Speaker 3: ninety two percent below the peak during the Biden administration,
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Speaker 3: which was three hundred and seventy thousand and encounters. Now
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Speaker 3: we know there was a lot more than that. Okay,
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Speaker 3: these are the encounter counters. These are the ones that
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Speaker 3: they see, right, So now people are realizing, well, you know,
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Speaker 3: I'm not even going to try it because I know
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Speaker 3: I can't get in nine and eighty nine border apprehensions
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Speaker 3: on the Southwest border, which is lower than at any
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Speaker 3: time during the Biden administration. Why because they're not trying
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Speaker 3: to come across the border. Clearly, there's a huge difference
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Speaker 3: in the in the mental mindscape and mind what they're
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Speaker 3: thinking about when they're coming here or wanting to come here.
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Speaker 3: It's a whole different ballgame. By the way, I read
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Speaker 3: almost daily from this list of arrests at the southern border,
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Speaker 3: right the US Customs and Border Protection arrests at the
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Speaker 3: southern border. And they're doing a magnificent job, guys, and
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Speaker 3: almost every day like they're stopping guns, they're stopping ammunition
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Speaker 3: from coming in, they're stopping Fetnahl from coming in. And
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Speaker 3: what Trump's doing with these boats below in these guys
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Speaker 3: to smithereens I mean, is it's awesome. I'm sorry, but
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Speaker 3: these are your kids that are being saved. That's what
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Speaker 3: he's doing. Like him, hate him whatever. I have my
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Speaker 3: disagreements with Trump. I disagree with some of the things
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Speaker 3: he does all the time, right, it gets contentious with
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Speaker 3: even some of my listeners. But I'll tell you the
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Speaker 3: border home run, Grand slam home run. Keep doing it right,
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Speaker 3: keep enforcing the laws of the border, stop the drugs
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Speaker 3: from coming in, stop and find some of these kids
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Speaker 3: been traffic. God, that alone, as I said a million times,
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Speaker 3: that alone is worthwhile. What he's doing. I mean, that
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Speaker 3: makes his presidency so far a home run. Again. I mean,
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Speaker 3: he's stopping what's happening the sex trade at the But
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Speaker 3: it's magnificent. So anyway, that's what we get. We're going back.
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22:03
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22:20
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22:22
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22:25
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22:27
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22:30
Speaker 3: former Lieutenant Governor Newsmax superstar Betsey McCoy is joining us.
22:35
Speaker 3: So I want to just thank you so much for
22:37
Speaker 3: coming on. I mean, we were so thrilled to get
22:39
Speaker 3: you on the morning show, and I was so happy
22:42
Speaker 3: that you agreed to come on with me here on
22:44
Speaker 3: a Wayne Show. But good evening. How are you today?
22:48
Speaker 6: I'm great, and you know, I so enjoyed your morning show.
22:51
Speaker 6: I would love to do it often.
22:52
Speaker 7: You're just you're first of all, it's a public service.
22:55
Speaker 7: People who listen to what learn so much about what's
22:58
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23:00
Speaker 6: You just have that real flair. It's a great way
23:04
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23:05
Speaker 3: Well, thank you so much. That's so nice of you,
23:07
Speaker 3: and I'd love to have you on. We'll get you
23:08
Speaker 3: out all the time, and we have so many different
23:11
Speaker 3: things to talk about before we get to the issues. Though,
23:13
Speaker 3: you got to tell me about Newsmax a little bit,
23:15
Speaker 3: I mean, and just an exploding network. I mean, I
23:19
Speaker 3: know there was a public offering. We had Ruddy on
23:21
Speaker 3: a couple of times to talk about it. But here
23:23
Speaker 3: you are. You've got your own show on Sunday mornings.
23:26
Speaker 3: Tell everybody about that.
23:28
Speaker 6: I like Sunday mornings.
23:29
Speaker 7: Everybody's ready to have a cup of coffee, kick their
23:33
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23:36
Speaker 7: And that's what we do. It's not all old news.
23:38
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23:41
Speaker 7: We do a lot of foreign policy, but then I
23:43
Speaker 7: remind the producers, no, we got to stick to really
23:47
Speaker 7: what's in people's neighborhoods, on people's minds.
23:50
Speaker 6: So you'll like the show. Come on sometime as a guest.
23:54
Speaker 6: I'd love to have you.
23:55
Speaker 3: I would love it. I'm going to take you up
23:56
Speaker 3: on that. I would love to do that for sure
23:58
Speaker 3: one Sunday. When now you do that from home? You
24:00
Speaker 3: go to New York every day.
24:01
Speaker 2: You know.
24:01
Speaker 7: We have a great studio, and I love going into
24:04
Speaker 7: the studio because I get to work with all the
24:07
Speaker 7: other people. It's a great team, and I get to
24:11
Speaker 7: see all the guests who are coming on for all
24:12
Speaker 7: the morning shows. I learn a lot sitting in the
24:15
Speaker 7: green room.
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Speaker 3: That's great, that's awesome. Well listen, we thank you for
24:18
Speaker 3: coming on tonight. With so much to get to, I
24:20
Speaker 3: want to jump into what's happening here in Connecticut.
24:23
Speaker 7: Now.
24:23
Speaker 3: I know there are people listening all across the country,
24:25
Speaker 3: but I mean this is coming to a state near you,
24:28
Speaker 3: in particular if you're in a blue state. But there's
24:30
Speaker 3: a housing bill in the state of Connecticut. And I
24:33
Speaker 3: think I'll let you explain it because it's got catastrophic
24:37
Speaker 3: ramifications to a correct catastrophic.
24:39
Speaker 7: But you started out, you put your finger as you
24:41
Speaker 7: usually do, on the right thing. The Democratic Party is
24:46
Speaker 7: lurching a leftward at warp speed. It's accelerating, and Connecticut
24:51
Speaker 7: is just the next victim. And what happened last week
24:55
Speaker 7: deserves looking at because it is coming.
24:57
Speaker 6: To your state soon.
24:59
Speaker 7: What happened here is the supermajority Democratic supermajority in the
25:04
Speaker 7: state legislature rammed through a bill at one o'clock in
25:08
Speaker 7: the morning, no Republican votes, no public hearings that will
25:12
Speaker 7: literally change every one of the one hundred and sixty
25:15
Speaker 7: nine beautiful towns in Connecticut, leafy, little rural towns, beautiful
25:21
Speaker 7: tony suburbs in Fairfield County, seacoast towns east of New Haven.
25:27
Speaker 7: Connecticut has one hundred and sixty nine towns, and up
25:30
Speaker 7: to this point, each one had a unique character, a
25:33
Speaker 7: unique look, and they were all governed by their local
25:37
Speaker 7: town moms and dads, local zoning, local decision making.
25:42
Speaker 6: But the Democrats ram through a bill under.
25:46
Speaker 7: The I would say, cynical, deceptive guys of it being
25:51
Speaker 7: a housing bill.
25:52
Speaker 6: It's really not about housing, league. This bill is.
25:56
Speaker 7: About what and the term is used several times in
26:00
Speaker 7: the bill, economic diversity.
26:04
Speaker 6: This is socialism, right.
26:06
Speaker 7: The bill's message is, if you live in a beautiful,
26:10
Speaker 7: leafy suburb and you work your butt off your whole
26:13
Speaker 7: life to be able to afford to buy a single
26:16
Speaker 7: family home on a quiet street in a town like that,
26:20
Speaker 7: you can't have that unless everybody can have that, including
26:25
Speaker 7: people who have very low incomes and even the homeless.
26:31
Speaker 6: So the bill gives.
26:33
Speaker 7: The state the power to dictate exactly who can live
26:37
Speaker 7: in each town, and what they do is they set quotas.
26:41
Speaker 7: Each town must have a specific percentage of people whose
26:47
Speaker 7: income is thirty percent of the median income in the state.
26:51
Speaker 7: Then another group who have fifty percent of the median
26:55
Speaker 7: income in the state.
26:57
Speaker 6: The state will dictate how many of those people live
26:59
Speaker 6: in your town.
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Speaker 7: Every town will have the same socioeconomic profile, and to
27:06
Speaker 7: accomplish that, each town has to build apartment buildings quote
27:13
Speaker 7: affordable housing apartment buildings where the apartment units will have
27:18
Speaker 7: a specific rent attached to them, not a free market rent.
27:22
Speaker 6: The landlord will have.
27:23
Speaker 7: To accept an amount that the state dictates. Right, So
27:27
Speaker 7: that's the way they'll bring in these different economic categories
27:31
Speaker 7: and local z owning out the windows. There's going to
27:36
Speaker 7: be very little parking under sixteen units, no parking provided
27:41
Speaker 7: at all.
27:42
Speaker 6: So suddenly these.
27:43
Speaker 7: Lovely narrow streets will be lined on both sides with
27:46
Speaker 7: cars that will look like Yonkers the Bronx.
27:51
Speaker 3: You spell it out perfectly. What you just explained was
27:53
Speaker 3: perfectly done. I mean, we have been talking about this
27:55
Speaker 3: all day today and a little bit last week, but
27:58
Speaker 3: you just spelled it out perfectly. And you're right about
28:00
Speaker 3: parking side effect, which will be horrendous to some of
28:04
Speaker 3: these small towns. Now. Also, you know, some of these
28:07
Speaker 3: tiny towns don't have sewer. They don't have, so now
28:12
Speaker 3: you're going to have to ask the taxpayers in these
28:15
Speaker 3: tiny towns to foot the bill to pay for this
28:19
Speaker 3: is incredible, right.
28:20
Speaker 6: And that's right.
28:21
Speaker 7: Suddenly these towns which are already way down with very
28:25
Speaker 7: high property taxes, it's a major barrier to buying a
28:29
Speaker 7: single family home, not just the cost of the home,
28:31
Speaker 7: but the property taxes you have to pay every year.
28:34
Speaker 7: So the property taxes are going to go way up
28:37
Speaker 7: because these little towns that don't have apartment buildings right
28:40
Speaker 7: now will have to have.
28:41
Speaker 6: Sewers, water lines, bus lines.
28:44
Speaker 7: Because many people won't own a car, right and all
28:48
Speaker 7: of that will be paid for by local property taxes.
28:51
Speaker 7: Here's another part of the bill that's a real shocker.
28:56
Speaker 7: Every town must welcome put out a welcome mat for
28:59
Speaker 7: the homeless vagrants. Now, you know, the Supreme Court ruled
29:03
Speaker 7: two years ago and Brands passed it, towns actually were
29:07
Speaker 7: entitled to prohibit people from camping and sleeping in public
29:11
Speaker 7: parks and on the sidewalk, setting up tents, etc. But
29:15
Speaker 7: this now Connecticut is saying, oh, we're going to forbid
29:20
Speaker 7: towns from outlawing that. You have to welcome them and listen,
29:25
Speaker 7: you'll get the kick out of this one. To build
29:27
Speaker 7: outlaws what they call hostile architecture.
29:30
Speaker 6: I bet you've never heard that term before.
29:33
Speaker 7: Hostile architecture is a park bench with a divider in
29:36
Speaker 7: the middle or arm rests so a homeless person can
29:40
Speaker 7: sleep overnight on it.
29:41
Speaker 6: You can't do that anymore.
29:42
Speaker 7: As of January first, those park benches will be against
29:45
Speaker 7: the law, believe it or not. And they're going to
29:48
Speaker 7: roll up trucks with showers and laundry facilities and park
29:53
Speaker 7: them next to the park so that the vagrants can
29:56
Speaker 7: come out and take a shower or wash their clothes.
30:00
Speaker 7: I'm saying to myself, you know, I let my grandkids
30:03
Speaker 7: go into town. I give them a little pocket money
30:06
Speaker 7: and I tell them they can walk around town by themselves.
30:08
Speaker 7: It's like a rite of passage. I'm not going to
30:11
Speaker 7: be able to do that when they're a vagrants sleeping
30:14
Speaker 7: in the park, because I mean to be kind. They
30:18
Speaker 7: bring mental illness, they bring dug drug addiction, they bring crime.
30:22
Speaker 7: You know, you find syringes on the ground, your human waste.
30:28
Speaker 7: It's those parks are not going to be usable by
30:32
Speaker 7: kids anymore. Right.
30:33
Speaker 3: I couldn't agree with you more. Betsy McCoy is our
30:35
Speaker 3: guest newsmac's hosts. She's also a former lieutenant governor New York.
30:41
Speaker 3: And before we you know, get to you know, some
30:44
Speaker 3: of the other things she may be doing. I mean,
30:46
Speaker 3: there's some rumors going on, but I'll let her tell
30:47
Speaker 3: you about that. We'll do that a little bit later on.
30:49
Speaker 3: But you know, you made a couple of also great
30:51
Speaker 3: points about people who move to these let's say, bedroom
30:55
Speaker 3: community suburban having all the trouble.
30:58
Speaker 6: Hearing you so speak up a little. Turn my computer
31:01
Speaker 6: all the way up. I can't make it any louder roles.
31:03
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm sorry by that. Hopefully this is better. I'll
31:06
Speaker 3: turn my mic up as loud as we can go.
31:09
Speaker 3: I just think that people leave these places to go
31:13
Speaker 3: out and build a life in a suburbia, and they
31:16
Speaker 3: are taking that away from these folks, which it's horrid
31:20
Speaker 3: to me. It's against everything that the United States of
31:23
Speaker 3: America stands for.
31:25
Speaker 7: That's tried to get to your property right to it
31:27
Speaker 7: destroys your sense of autonomy or ability to work hard
31:32
Speaker 7: and provide for your family.
31:33
Speaker 6: And you know Obama tried this.
31:35
Speaker 7: He had a federal program called affirmatively fairer housing, which
31:40
Speaker 7: was going to force towns and had nothing to do
31:42
Speaker 7: with race, because, I mean, racial discrimination is an imporan thing.
31:46
Speaker 6: I would never condone that. But this has nothing to
31:49
Speaker 6: do with race.
31:50
Speaker 7: This is economic integration, This is economic diversity. This is
31:55
Speaker 7: saying people who don't work hard and have things yet
31:59
Speaker 7: can have exactly what you have. You can't have it
32:02
Speaker 7: unless everybody can have it.
32:03
Speaker 6: That's the message.
32:05
Speaker 3: It's another thing you're putting on the back of the
32:07
Speaker 3: American taxpayer, and here in Connecticut, it's just too much.
32:10
Speaker 3: It's just overwhelming. Betsy McCoy our guest Newsmax host, And
32:15
Speaker 3: you know, there are some people I think I hear that,
32:18
Speaker 3: hear you, that see you. And we know what the
32:21
Speaker 3: state of the state is. We know what our governor
32:23
Speaker 3: has done, we know what our legislature has done. I mean,
32:26
Speaker 3: is there any chance that you might run? I mean,
32:28
Speaker 3: we got sixty seconds and we can get you to
32:30
Speaker 3: come back.
32:31
Speaker 6: But to tell you this, I grew up in Connecticut.
32:35
Speaker 6: I love Connecticut.
32:37
Speaker 7: To see these towns assaulted like this, over my dead body,
32:42
Speaker 7: that's my answer.
32:43
Speaker 3: All right, can you come back with me for another segment?
32:46
Speaker 6: Do you mind love to do that, all right.
32:48
Speaker 3: I want to talk Mondamie when we come back. I
32:50
Speaker 3: want to talk to New York. You know all there
32:52
Speaker 3: is to know about New York. And I got to
32:55
Speaker 3: get to this idea of socialism slash communism in the biggest,
33:00
Speaker 3: best city that America has to offer. And here we go.
33:03
Speaker 3: There's some unbelievable experiment where Mondamie's gonna turn it into
33:07
Speaker 3: a socialist state. We'll come back with that. Please don't
33:09
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33:13
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33:32
Speaker 3: all right. A special treat for you.
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Speaker 5: I want to introduce you to a real hero of
33:35
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33:39
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33:43
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33:50
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33:53
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33:56
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33:59
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34:01
Speaker 3: Tell us about your track record.
34:03
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34:06
Speaker 4: father in the early nineteen fifties, started a company called
34:09
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34:18
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34:24
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34:26
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34:34
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34:36
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34:40
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34:43
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Speaker 4: Yeah, at the high that's true.
34:48
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34:50
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34:53
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34:56
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Speaker 6: Mark?
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Speaker 4: What's special about this is all the other basins of
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35:11
Speaker 4: What they are. This one could not be drilled because
35:14
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35:16
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35:20
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35:24
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35:30
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35:34
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35:36
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35:40
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35:43
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 5: The website is Lost Soldier dot com. Pretty simple stuff,
35:55
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36:05
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36:22
Speaker 3: Thanks Mark for being with us today.
36:24
Speaker 6: Well, thank you Wayne. Good to see you again.
36:43
Speaker 3: That's my cue to talk ladies and gentlemen. My name
36:46
Speaker 3: is Lee Elci am the Voice of Freedom. You can
36:49
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36:54
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36:57
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37:00
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37:02
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37:05
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37:16
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37:18
Speaker 3: out if you can joining us right now. And again,
37:21
Speaker 3: we were lucky enough to get her on the morning show.
37:23
Speaker 3: She's a former lieutenant governor in the state of New York.
37:26
Speaker 3: And Betsy McCoy also has a Newsmax program Sunday Mornings. Now, Betsy,
37:30
Speaker 3: what time is that on Sunday? So they can go watch.
37:33
Speaker 6: So nice of you to ask.
37:34
Speaker 7: It's Wake Up America Weekend and it's on from seven
37:37
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37:40
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37:43
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37:44
Speaker 3: I had about twenty people email me today saying they
37:48
Speaker 3: watched you on Sunday because when you were on and
37:51
Speaker 3: they loved it. So I just wanted to tell you
37:52
Speaker 3: that you got a couple of thumbs up as far
37:54
Speaker 3: as that's good.
37:55
Speaker 7: Well, we did spend a whole segment talking about this
37:58
Speaker 7: outrageous Connecticut housing bill. Of course, we also talked a
38:03
Speaker 7: lot about the Gloom and Dumahead with zoraon Mam Donnie.
38:07
Speaker 3: So you're obviously very experienced in New York. I asked
38:11
Speaker 3: this question of everybody I know who's basically has the
38:15
Speaker 3: New York let's say soul if you will, if I
38:18
Speaker 3: ask you two years, So, now, what does New York
38:22
Speaker 3: look like?
38:24
Speaker 6: It's not going to take two years.
38:26
Speaker 7: Unfortunately, in less than two years, significantly less, the city
38:32
Speaker 7: will be dissolving into criminal bedlam. It will be in
38:36
Speaker 7: financial downward spiral, near bankruptcy. That's by next July, and
38:45
Speaker 7: almost immediately when Mom Donnie takes office in January, our
38:50
Speaker 7: Jewish friends will be really terrified, and for good reason,
38:55
Speaker 7: because he's going to unleash a lot of anti Semitic
38:59
Speaker 7: ma around the city, on the campuses and the public schools.
39:05
Speaker 7: He has already said he will not use the police
39:07
Speaker 7: to protect Jewish students.
39:11
Speaker 3: I think people don't realize too, it's going to be
39:13
Speaker 3: a safe haven for any illegal alien. If you're an
39:16
Speaker 3: illegal alien living in the United States right now, you're
39:19
Speaker 3: going to figure out a way to get to New
39:20
Speaker 3: York because he's already said he's not going to deport anybody.
39:24
Speaker 7: That's all well, not to deport them, He's going to
39:26
Speaker 7: afford them every kind of protection. By the way, Ned Lamont,
39:30
Speaker 7: who has moved so far to the left, he and
39:33
Speaker 7: his cronies have also announced they ram a bill through
39:37
Speaker 7: in this emergency session last week to protect illegals from
39:41
Speaker 7: being arrested in all different types of venues within the
39:45
Speaker 7: state of Connecticut too.
39:46
Speaker 6: So I don't know why the Democrats.
39:48
Speaker 7: Have decided that they would rather be friends with criminals
39:53
Speaker 7: and illegals than with Americans.
39:55
Speaker 3: That's exactly right, that's exactly right. You're you could not
39:59
Speaker 3: be more spot on when it comes in particular here
40:02
Speaker 3: in the state of Connecticut and other blue states across
40:04
Speaker 3: the country. But they have put and pardon the expression,
40:07
Speaker 3: a bullseye on the back of our law enforcement, and
40:10
Speaker 3: they do not want them to succeed. Like you had said.
40:13
Speaker 3: In the state of Connecticut, they call this fake emergency
40:17
Speaker 3: session so that they could you protect the illegals who
40:21
Speaker 3: are going to court from ice agents and so they
40:24
Speaker 3: can't wear masks or arrest them in a quate. It's
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Speaker 3: a joke what's going on here in the state, right, And.
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Speaker 7: That's happening in states all across the country. It's as
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Speaker 7: if there was no respect for federal law. They're really
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Speaker 7: not part of the United States anymore. And listen to
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Speaker 7: them talk. They're denouncing the president for blowing up the
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Speaker 7: boats of drug runners who are bringing drugs in to
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Speaker 7: kill our kids.
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Speaker 6: Right, and you hear.
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Speaker 7: Them claim, oh, these are fishermen, these are women and
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Speaker 7: children in the boats. You must be kidding. That's like
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Speaker 7: calling a breakout. Garcia, the Maryland man.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, there was nothing Maryland about him, No nothing, every
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Speaker 3: every excuse me, I think you're going.
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Speaker 6: To run that Maryland man for president.
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Speaker 3: He's your favorite, so real quick before we run out
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Speaker 3: of time, just back to New York for just a second.
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Speaker 3: I know people who are fairly well off. They're out, man,
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Speaker 3: they're leaving, they're selling, and they're moving. This is going
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Speaker 3: to be a disaster real estate wise. I mean, Connecticut
41:34
Speaker 3: may benefit, but if you're living in New York, people
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Speaker 3: don't want to get They want to get out of
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Speaker 3: there as fast they can.
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Speaker 6: Right, that's right. And the.
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Speaker 7: Mom Donnie is pushing Hunkle, who is spineless governor, to
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Speaker 7: raise the corporate tax rate fifty percent, right, fifty percent.
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Speaker 7: If I were governor of Connecticut, I'd be on that
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Speaker 7: border luring those companies across because Connecticut has been in
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Speaker 7: a slow decline, slow economic decline for the last eight years.
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Speaker 7: We need more employers, we need more businesses, and now
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Speaker 7: is the time.
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Speaker 6: To get them.
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Speaker 3: So Betsy McCoy our guest, and again Fox, excuse me,
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Speaker 3: foxs Newsmax on Sunday mornings. She's also a former lieutenant governor.
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Speaker 3: We're just lucky enough to get her. We don't have
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Speaker 3: a lot of time, but one more time, if you can,
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Speaker 3: please please tell everybody where and when they can watch
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Speaker 3: your show.
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Speaker 6: Oh, that's so nice of you.
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Speaker 7: Newsmax seven to ten am on Sundays. Also, I'm a
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Speaker 7: columnist weekly columnist for the New York Post. My column
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Speaker 7: is up tonight and it totally exposes all of this socialistic,
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Speaker 7: anti American provisions in that new housing bill.
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Speaker 3: Oh, I can't wait to read that. Thank you very
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Speaker 3: much for letting me know. I didn't see that, and
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Speaker 3: I got to get out and read that for sure.
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Speaker 6: Bessie, thank you for ran day thirty tonight just for you. Lee.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's awesome. Thank you so much. I will talk
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Speaker 3: to you very soon. I appreciate you coming on.
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Speaker 6: Thank you.
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Speaker 7: It's a pleasure and a privilege, by the way, a
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Speaker 7: privilege to be on your show.
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Speaker 3: Have a great night. All right, when we come back,
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