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The Wayne Allyn Root Show Hour 1 04 12 24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Warning the Root, the Root, the Roots on fire. You're about to
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This is Wayne Alan Root, raw and unfiltered, but America's favorite conservative
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rock star, direct from the entertainment capital of the world, Last Vegas.
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What time is it. It's time war War. Here's your host. One
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hundred percent raw truth, one hundred percent American made the Warrior, Wayne Allen
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Root. All right, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to
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Wayne Alan Root is your host, and he will be here in exactly sixty
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minutes. It's Friday to twelfth day of April twenty twenty four, and on
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Fridays, yours truly the Elsie gets the chance to hang out with you over
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these great airways from one coast to another while Christopher down there in Dallas,
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Texas. He keeps everything in check. He pushes all the buttons, and
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he keeps us on the air. Whether you're listening as you're driving to work
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out in Las Vegas. Or over in Long Island, getting ready maybe to
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go to the beach or whatever it is that's on your event calendar. I
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welcome all of you to spend this hour with me before Wayne takes over.
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Like I said, in exactly sixty minutes, I have many different things I
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want to talk about in this opening monologue. Let me ask you this,
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Oh, a politician, You're the president of the United States, and you
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have tried to circumnavigate this student debt scenario multiple times. Every time you're shot
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down by the Supreme Court, you keep going back to that well over and
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over and over. And yeah, do you think that Biden thinks that he's
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going to get this thing through? Because Biden doesn't care about the American people.
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We know that there's no love affair. He just wants to keep power.
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The Biden administration announced they knew student debt relief proposal that has the potential
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to impact nearly thirty million borrowers over forty three million Americans, oh, a
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collective one point five trillion in federal student loans. Now, if you're one
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of the thirty million borrowers who are on the hook, if approved, it
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would cancel twenty thousand dollars in debt. Borrowers earning one hundred and twenty thousand
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bucks or less and married couples earning two forty or less who are enrolled in
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an income driven repayment plan could apply to have their repayment forgiven. You're making
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one hundred and forty as a couple, you could apply to this. I
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could wish i'd make two forty. And this son of a in the White
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House is going to forgive a debt that was taken on by these folks two
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hundred and forty thousand bucks. Those are professional people. Those are people who
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are living a hell of a life. So now waitresses, pitch diggers at
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the grocery store stocking fruit, those folks are going to be asked now to
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pay for people make a one hundred twenty thousand bucks a year. People are
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making serious money in some cases. It's so egregious, it's such a shot
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across the bow of hard working Americans. Here, take out the loan,
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go to school, now, get a job, to make two forty as
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a couple, one twenty as an individual, and we're gonna forgive your loan.
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You took out a loan and good faith knowing you're working making one hundred
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and twenty thousand dollars a year and you're gonna get that wiped out. Wow.
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And of course everybody who falls into this category is going to be doing
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jumping Jackson. Yeah, whoopee. I mean there's a small percentage. You
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understand how ridiculous it is. And this is not even a factor in the
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folks who just finished paying off their debt. Oh, they paid off a
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couple hundred thousand bucks, four hundred thousand, five hundred thousand. Ah,
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you're not part of this screw. You move out the way. Over and
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over and over again. This guy spits in the face of America, spits
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in the face of our judicial system, spits in the face of the Supreme
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Court, over and over and over, over and over and over again.
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I continue to lock myself into the opinion he is the worst president in the
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history of the country by far. Oh no, they look at the number,
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look at the stock market. So he's the worst president in history.
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He's an angry old man who's being guided around by his Obama cronies. The
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fact that they continue to go down this avenue. We're hardworking people, truck
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drivers, people picking fruit people cleaning floors and toilets, restaurant workers, bar
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backs, shoe salesman, security guards at the mall. Those folks are going
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to be asked to pay for people making one hundred and twenty thousand dollars a
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year, couples making two forty. If you don't see that as a flat
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out vote grab, you're blind. You're absolute blinded by politics, and you're
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a dummy. You're an idiot. If you say to me, I admittedly
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it's a you know, it's a it's a grab for my vote. But
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you know what, I could use the extra twenty five thousand. I mean,
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maybe there are people out there who aren't making it a one hundred thousand.
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Maybe they only making thirty thousand, and it's very hard for them.
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I get it. I understand it. The lure of the give right,
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the lure, Yeah, give me, gim me, gimme. It's the
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same idea. Let's say, let's give everybody one thousand dollars a month.
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Why not? Why don't we give everybody two thousand dollars a month, five
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thousand dollars a month. Let's do that that way, nobody struggles. It's
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wonderful we'll just keep printing it out until the press is broken, and then
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we're a third world nation and China will wave their flag as they the leader
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of the of the not the free world anymore, but the leader of the
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world, and we'll take a back seat and a story. And we could
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do that maybe for a couple more years. Right, We probably could do
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that for another decade. You can live high on the hog for another decade,
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and then somewhere along the line we'll hit that much monstrous wall and that
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will be the end. Okay. It's remarkable to me how selfish folks are.
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As soon as there's something in it for them, they are willing to
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flip their stance and flip their vote on stuff. Connecticut teacher reigned on multiple
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charges for allegedly sexually assaulting twelve counts of sexual assault. A Stanford teacher who
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previously coached girls basketball was rained Monday morning dozens of criminal charges pretending to his
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alleged sexual assault of young girls. Guys thirty three touched twelve girls. What
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piece of garbage? Allegedly piece of garbage if convicted. If convicted, someone
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like this or any of these other sexual predators target your kids. If you're
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convicted of this kind of stuff, you should go to jail for twenty years
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minimum because you are constant threat to the well being of young people. If
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you are a constant threat to society, you need to be removed. I'm
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not asking a lot in that statement. If you're someone who's a certainly someone
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who's a habitual prett what are we doing? Why do we allow these people
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to get out of prison? If you're convicted multiple times of sexual assault or
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rape, serious aggravated assaults, gun crimes, what are we doing? Lock
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these people up? They're never going to contribute somehow. The elected officials from
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in particular the left want to coddle and create some kind of fantasy world where
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they're the hero in this scenario where somehow they rehabilitate someone who's a multiple time
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child rapist. Why why do we do it for what? Maybe the one
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who doesn't rape again, out of the thousands that are left out to torment
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neighborhoods and societies around the country, that's a win for you. Are you
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kidding me? These folks are demented, deranged, have serious, serious mental
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issues. Want to stop these kinds of crimes? Lock people up? Want
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to stop drunk driving, Well, to lock somebody up when they're junk driving,
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that's it. Oh, at the very least take their car keys away.
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Want to stop this crime, make it more punitive. You want to
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stop legal voting, Make it a felony. I mean, give me a
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break, it's not hard. Just do it. You guys really want to
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stop this, well, okay, making a felony. To make it a
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felony, Oh well why not? Why Why wouldn't you want to make it
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a felony if you're caught stuffing a ballot box with multiple votes, if you're
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ballot harvesting, and you're causing the most sacred event that happens in this country,
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something that without it, without the sanctity of voting, we are nothing.
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We are nothing or banana republic. If you don't want to make that
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a felony, you have to explain yourself to me. Why is that?
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Well, because, of course the Democrats they use this as a tool.
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That's why it's the only answer. The Dems benefit from this kind of activity
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because they do it better than the Republicans. They've been doing it for longer.
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So that's why that's not a felony. It's pretty simple. Let's see
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four billion with a B dollars spent on the homeless crisis. This is something
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country, and not only has that effort been unsuccessful, it's actually gotten worse.
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Homelessness right now is at an epidemic level. So when we're throwing and
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there's literal encampments of homeless. This is Connecticut. I can only imagine what
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it's like in some of the bigger cities around the country. How bad homelessness
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has gotten. So the fact that GOP leaders are curious where the money goes,
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well that's legit because I tell you where it goes. It goes to
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the upper echelant. It goes to the presidents of these quote unquote tax exempt
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charity programs. And these guys and gals are making six figure minimum six figure
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contracts supposedly to fight homelessness, and it's not working. It's absolutely been a
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travesty. Again, it's in reverse. So do I have an answer for
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how to solve homelessness? Why I would think improve the economy is number one.
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Number two is we need to turn back the clock and reinvest in some
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of the facilities that were taken away during actually during the Reagan administration, where
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they essentially destroyed some of these places where we parked folks who are mentally unstable,
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and we had them here in Connecticut. I know there have been places
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around the country that are similar to that, and a lot of these people
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who are living on the street are mentally incapable of caring for themselves and that's
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why they end up on the street. And by the way, a lot
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So there's that factor that needs to be weighed in on all of this as
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well. But if we want to really help people, I think it's time
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for us to reinvest in these types of program slash facilities. Never mind this
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walk around idea where you temporarily house people in different shelter locations. That doesn't
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need some kind of medical treatment. And I was again just focusing in on
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how I would handle it in Connecticut since Connecticut is my home state, but
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this could actually work in any state around the country. All the money that
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could house homeless folks state by state across the country. And you could take
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that money that we threw in the toilet and reinvest in places like that and
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actually get people who want to get off the street, get them off the
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That's just my idea on how I would attack that program. But it's
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not surprised to me that twenty four billion dollars has gone missing. As far
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All right, welcome back, so special guests joining us. We have been
29:08
circling this topic for a while. I'm glad we're getting a chance to talk
29:12
to this next gentleman. The guys. I can't really put my finger on
29:18
the answer to this, but I know it's bothering a lot of the listeners
29:19
out there. I know it's bothering a lot of Americans out there. Doctor
29:23
Curry Myers is joining US America's criminologists. What does it mean to be America's
29:29
criminologists? Give me a breakdown of that. Well, I'm an applied criminologist,
29:33
so I and the reason that's applied is I look at key outcomes based
29:37
on practical experiences and the practical experiences with respective. Mine is not only academic,
29:41
but I've spent twenty four years on the job as a state trooper,
29:45
as a special agent. It was a Kansas Fear of Investigation special Agent.
29:49
Have signed a DBA for five years as well, and then I became sheriff
29:53
of one of the larger sheriff's offices in the midwest, Johnson County, Kansas,
29:57
which is in the Kens City metropolit an area. So I care about
30:03
not worldwide crime. What I do care about is crime that impacts the United
30:07
States. So my main focus is on America and criminal justice, public policy,
30:11
that we're doing right and that we're doing wrong. Well, thank you
30:15
for your service. First of all, let me say that because you know,
30:18
I family members were state troopers in the state of Washington and what you
30:22
guys have to go through it is not easy. So I thank you for
30:23
all of that. And trying to keep law and order here in this country.
30:26
I've always been somebody who comes down on the side of being, you
30:29
know, punitive. You want to stop crimes, you get punitive with the
30:33
result of some of these crimes. Maybe we can get into that in a
30:36
bit here, But let me ask you first about the crime statistics and what
30:41
we are hearing now is that crime is down. Everybody, Why are you
30:45
making a big fuss out of this crime is down? Is that true?
30:47
No, in fact, it's misleading. I watched the President's State of the
30:52
Union address because generally crime is crime, public policy is addressed, so I
30:56
was interested in that in particular, when he got to he stated last year
31:00
the United States had one of the lowest rates of all violent crime, all
31:03
violent crime in more than fifty years. And I was astonished by this remark.
31:07
And to me, criminal justice, public policy is and misinformation associated with
31:15
it is similar to what we're seeing with economic news, financial news, immigration.
31:21
It seems to be we're trying to establish a new norm and we're using
31:23
numbers that are in fact sperienced. Well. In this particular case, the
31:29
FBI Unified Crime Reports is what they call the ucrs, have been a data
31:33
point that law enforcement in public and media is used for decades, but within
31:38
the last four years the information no longer is accurate, and so when you're
31:45
citing FBI information that is not reliable, then you're giving a false narrative out
31:51
the fact that crime is higher than what it was. It did dip from
31:56
ten to twenty nineteen started to increase. The problem is about forty percent of
32:05
law enforcement agencies in America do not contribute any data at all to the unified
32:10
crime reports, which affects the violent crime rate that you have. So there
32:15
are Florida, the state of Florida, only forty percent of the agencies provided
32:21
data. You have Pennsylvania or excuse me, Florida only eight percent of the
32:27
agencies, Pennsylvania nine percent of the agencies, New York State twenty four percent,
32:31
Maryland thirty eight, California just half, Allen lay and New Jersey just
32:36
half. And then you have some police departments. New York police departments provided
32:39
zero data, LAPD zero data, Phoenix zero, San Francisco, Miami,
32:45
New Orleans, Pittsburgh. These are all big cities and with high crime.
32:49
If they're not providing any data to the information then how can it be useless?
32:55
So, I mean, how can it be useful? I think what
33:00
people have to understand is there should be key assumptions now associated with these ucrs,
33:07
and the Department of Justice puts out another report called the National Crime Victimization
33:12
Survey the NCDs, and in the past, the UCR and the NCBs have
33:17
been parallel to each other. They complement in each other. If there's an
33:22
increase in crime, generally you see the National Crime Victimization Survey increase. If
33:25
they're a decrease, that does the same well. From twenty twenty one to
33:30
twenty twenty two, the National Crime Victimization Survey saw an increase in violent crime
33:35
of forty four percent, which the UCR did not reflect that same data.
33:40
This is a remarkable increase and it's never happened before where those two data points
33:47
have been so off. The other key assumption is that a lot of people
33:51
don't understand is we've had a significant increase in police officer retirements and resignation.
33:57
We have police officers that are retiring early they can in some places. The
34:01
national average is a forty four percent increase in police retirements. We're not able
34:06
to resupply the labor pipeline, and so maybe only twenty percent of those positions
34:12
are being refilled. And then we have some departments across America that have been
34:15
defunded, so if they did want to refill them, the political leadership in
34:22
those cities have decided that they're going to take moneys away, which about seventy
34:25
five to eighty percent of the budgets make up salary and benefits. So it's
34:30
certainly going to have an impact there. So if you just take those two
34:34
key assumptions, and people can look at my substack where I have the math
34:37
doctor Curry Myers at substack dot com, you can see excuse me, doctor
34:42
Curry Myers dot substack, you can see the information, and I calculate that
34:47
now it rises to six thirty. And this doesn't even include we have a
34:52
huge problem with open border. There's estimates that about twenty percent of the people
34:55
coming across the border are actually criminal illegal aliens. That means they have criminals
35:00
histories where they committed criminal acts. Many of those are not being reported,
35:06
so that increases the violent crime rate. And then the last key assumption is
35:10
decriminalization. Lee. If you know that there's been a lot of cities and
35:15
a lot of states that have decided to decriminalize crime, and that means law
35:19
enforcements not responding to those former criminal acts in which they used to. And
35:24
as I can tell you as someone who worked in the field, it wasn't
35:28
uncommon to have multiple charges. If you got called to a crime scene or
35:32
a crime that occurred, it wasn't uncommon for you to understand and investigate and
35:38
develop the fact that there may be two or three additional crimes that occurred as
35:43
a result of that one call. So we're missing all of that information.
35:46
All of the data is spurious, and it seems to me that the political
35:52
comments are we're trying to establish a new norm and just get people used to
35:57
the high numbers. So I mean to ask you this questions bother me for
36:00
the whole conversation. How is it not some kind of federally mandated requirement for
36:07
law enforcement to report this data? Because you would think this is crucial in
36:13
to how you know, we attack crime in this country. How can we
36:15
let this just slip by? How come there's not legislation written that police departments
36:20
across the country must submit this stuff. Well, one of the reasons this
36:22
occurred is the FBI rolled out a new new software in twenty nineteen and it
36:29
was not rolled out correctly, and it had a lot of problems and a
36:31
lot of issues. Agencies had difficulty putting the information data in and some of
36:37
this is frustration from the police departments and county sheriffs and state troopers that can't
36:45
put the information in because it gets rejected, so they're wasting their time as
36:47
the results putting it in. So a lot of this is because they rolled
36:52
out something new and didn't roll it out correctly, and as a result agency
36:55
now it's getting better. Twenty three we saw thirty one percent of the agencies
37:01
not providing that the previous two years was up north of forty percent, But
37:08
there was a time when police agencies gave eighty five Ninety percent of the police
37:13
agencies provided this data. It's kind of hard for really small departments because they
37:17
may not have the software, they may not have the analysts to be able
37:22
to put in this crime information. I'm a huge advocate of evidence based policing,
37:28
and I think it would astonish the public that most law enforcement agencies based
37:34
their understanding of crime on historic figures and historic numbers, and they're not seeing
37:43
crime in real time. And so if there's anything the federal government could do
37:46
is having upgrades and software where we could actually see crime in real time and
37:52
not historic and that way we can deploy labor resources like hotspot policing and really
37:59
target crime in specific areas. And the best part about evidence based policing and
38:05
hotspot policing is it's not feelings based, right, It's based on data.
38:07
Because there's the argument now is for a lot of people is everything is about
38:12
race. Everything's woke, and we're not. We don't treat facts the same
38:16
anymore. Everybody wants to base things on feeling. Let me ask youse.
38:20
I don't want to get too political with you. I don't know how you
38:22
know politically you want to get but it just seems to me. It floors
38:27
me because you know, I get on the air every day and I talk
38:29
about crime and punishment and as I said earlier, the punitive side of it
38:34
and why we let hardened criminals either go sixteen seventeen twenty convictions on different crimes
38:39
and they're out walking around the last issue with the police officer that got shot
38:44
here in New York City. What eleven felony convictions? What do we have
38:47
to do, like politically speaking, what has to happen for the Democrat side
38:52
of the aisle to see this as a legitimate problem? And if what it
38:58
makes me think, Doc, that they want this chaos in America. They're
39:02
striving for a dysfunctional in America for some reason which I still don't understand.
39:07
Can you comment on any of that? No, I'm happy to I think
39:10
you're absolutely right. I used to call bad criminal justice public policy unintended consequences.
39:17
People make decisions and they don't realize how it affects things downstream. But
39:22
it seems to me nowadays they're intended consequences. You can't tell me that the
39:29
impact of border crime is because they were not aware that you can't have an
39:32
open border and just let anybody. We have no idea who's coming into this
39:37
country that somewhere in the neighborhood of about thirty five thousand just Chinese nationals coming
39:43
in within the last year that I'm sure are embedding in American society, And
39:47
Doc, really it was interesting. I want to keep your number, Hopefully
39:51
I can use you down the road, because I think people would like to
39:52
hear your opinion down the road on a lot of different things. Can you
39:55
tell everybody where's the best place for them to find you and sort of read
39:59
what you have? Where do they go? Well, thank you again very
40:01
much. It's the substat where I do a weekly podcast and I do report.
40:06
Bout is doctor Curry Myers dot substack dot com. Curry is b U
40:09
R R I E M y E R f uh and I'm on X.
40:15
It's at doctor Curry Myers. And in fact, if you just google doctor
40:19
Curry Myers, there's all you know, all kinds of stuff's going to come
40:22
up on uh, on the on the radio shows. I probably do about
40:25
two hundred and fifty radio and television here, to include Box National and things
40:30
like that. So I'm unafraid about speaking about criminal justice. Fisher, Well,
40:36
I appreciate it, but I do. And this probably was your best
40:38
show ever right to a miner, there is I get it. I get
40:45
to talk to the guy who in the well listen, thank you so much,
40:50
great stuff, Doc, and I thank you and I'll talk to you
40:52
soon. You back, god blest, thank thank you. Got it all
40:54
right, We'll be back. Everybody stick around. Hi, this is Wayne
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and most weeks we track this next guest down and spend a little time
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You can find out more about him at Sbucci on Twitter and go online Heritage
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dot org. That's Stephenboucie, Steve, and I want to start with something
46:45
that happened in your backyard. Dearborn, death to America, death to Israel,
46:50
chance pour out of Muslim protesters. You know, you've been fighting for
46:54
American freedom for the better part of your life when you hear something like that
46:59
within the border of this country. Look, I'm a I'm a staunch advocate
47:01
for the First Amendment. People should be allowed to say whatever they say.
47:06
But it seems as though this is always either swept under the carpet or we're
47:10
supposed to ignore it. But death to America in our own you know,
47:15
one of our own suburbs here and near where you are out in Michigan.
47:20
How does that make you feel? Well? You know, as it's a
47:22
person, it bothers me. Uh. You know, I fought for our
47:25
country. My son has fought for our country, my father fought for our
47:30
country. Uh. And to have people who have come here, immigrated here
47:35
and you know, somehow think that then America is going to totally change our
47:40
system to completely align with their beliefs and the systems that they ran away from
47:47
uh in their home country or those that were born here and just adopted those
47:52
things. Uh. It bothers me as an individual, as a you know,
47:58
a military officer, uh and and a person who served the country at
48:02
at high levels. You know, I have to say that that's why I
48:07
put my life on the line, was to give them the right to do
48:10
that because of the First Amendment. But I think it's it just it's irritating
48:17
because it's so darned illogical. Uh. It's just uh ridiculous to sit there
48:24
and let them quote the the Ayatolahs from Tehran uh and and they're the authorities
48:32
of what's right and moral when they're slaughtering their own people. When a lot
48:37
of those folks from Deerborn, by the way, who are Sunni Arabs And
48:43
they're quoting this the Persian uh Shia Mullahs from Tehran, who if these Arab
48:52
Sunnis moved to Iran, may be a persecuted minority. You know, they
48:58
don't even the Mulas don't even consider them real muscles. So it's just interesting
49:04
to see what rhetoric they wrapped their arms around, what they promote. Uh,
49:08
it's not logical. It is completely orchestrated by people from outside this country,
49:15
and people who have don't have a clue about the reality of the things
49:22
that they're talking about. A lot of these folks, you know, it's
49:27
I love the the well, what does from the river to the sea mean?
49:31
And they have no idea. There's some of them don't even know which
49:35
river and which seas are talking about right, which is? You know?
49:39
But they're, by gosh, they're demanding that America respond to them. Uh.
49:44
And it's it's sad uh, and it does it's bothersome. I got
49:50
let's say, fifteen hundred listeners together, and we walked down some main street
49:53
in Hartford, and our chance were death to Islam, death to death to
49:58
Muslims would be labeled the white supremacy, wouldn't it. Yeah, and you
50:02
get arrested for doing that. But these people can do this, make these
50:07
demands and they're protected if they were counter protesters, which you would have had
50:13
to be pretty you know, have a lot of hooks. But to go
50:15
in there, Uh, if you had been, you'd have gotten beaten up
50:19
and they probably would have arrested you. Not not the people making those death
50:22
chances. It's really interesting. And one of the speakers was saying, you
50:28
know, for all these years, everybody has has bowed down to Israel.
50:32
Everybody's afraid to criticize them. And I'm thinking, yeah, a lot like
50:37
they're afraid to criticize you guys. Now, nobody wants to be seen as
50:43
you know, being intolerant of Islam, being Islamophobic, which is a stupid
50:49
term because that means you're afraid of Islam, not that you're being mean to
50:52
them, right, but they you know, they claim that, But that's
50:57
what they're using is their they're big a male fish, is that they know
51:04
no one is going to challenge them directly because then they'll be labeled some sort
51:08
of pickets. But they're calling not just for you know, changes, but
51:14
for the destruction and the murder of every Jew in the world. Uh.
51:19
And and they dragged all of America with them, because after all, we're
51:22
supporting those terrible people. Uh. It's just amazing that the double standard in
51:30
these people's minds. Uh. And I got to say, and it's not
51:35
these are not just uneducated people. There's people with a lot of education and
51:39
they believe this stuff. Imagine what the world would have said if Israel parachuted
51:45
troops from the sky and they went to a dance festival in Gaza and killed
51:50
unarmed men and women and slaughtered them and raped them. And I mean,
51:53
what would the world have said? Then? Oh, they be called nuts.
51:58
I mean if Israel done anything like Well, now as they get that,
52:04
that's totally forgot or celebrated as all of the postecessary and recip legitimate resistance
52:12
right and now is reel acts in retaliation. That's the thing, that's the
52:17
problem, that's the thing that you know, unbearable and what's stopped. His
52:22
name is Stephen Boucie Heritage Foundation Heritage dot Org. S Bocci on Twitter.
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Thank you, bouch I appreciate it. We're out of time. Wayne Alan
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