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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 02-24-26 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 1: This is Wayne Alan Roots for America's favorite conservative rock star,
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Speaker 2: All right, Wayne Riger Group, He's on fire.
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Speaker 3: Welcome to Warzone Live. This is Wayne Elerut, your King
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Speaker 3: of Wayne stream Media. Forget the mainstream media. This is
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Speaker 3: all about the Wayne stream Media. I'm your secretary of war.
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Speaker 3: I'm the biggest loudmouth in the whole Maga movement and
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Speaker 3: it's great to be with you.
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Speaker 2: We're the official podcast the Gateway Pundit.
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Speaker 3: And of course I want to make sure everybody knows
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Speaker 3: the new time for my Real America's Voice TV show.
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Speaker 3: It's been in effect for three weeks now, but nonetheless,
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Speaker 3: I want to make sure I keep broadcasting it. Instead
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Speaker 3: of noon Eastern on Saturdays, it's now one pm Easter
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Speaker 3: on Saturday so an hour later one pm Eastern Real
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Speaker 3: America's Voice TV network America's Top Ten Countdown hosted by
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Speaker 3: Wayne Lerut one pm Eastern, ten am Pacific every Saturday,
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Speaker 3: and it replays on Sundays at nine pm Eastern, six
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Speaker 3: pm Pacific. Team USA hockey star Quinn ws thanked the
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Speaker 3: troops after winning the gold showed himself to be a
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Speaker 3: real patriot, talked about winning for America, not winning for himself.
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Speaker 3: Everything was about America, America, America, I love my country.
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Speaker 3: Then took a phone call from Trump in the locker
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Speaker 3: room and looked giddy, and all the players seemed to
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Speaker 3: love Trump.
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Speaker 2: And then today it culminated with the US Men's.
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Speaker 3: Hockey team visiting the White House and then tonight they
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Speaker 3: will be there present for the State of the Union.
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Speaker 2: So it's very very cool, epic moment.
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Speaker 3: US Men's hockey team arrives to the White House as
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Speaker 3: the song free Bird plays on the speakers. The gold
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Speaker 3: medalist arrived on the White House, law and officials the
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Speaker 3: White House greeted the team by playing the song free
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Speaker 3: Bird by Lynyrd.
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Speaker 2: Skinnard on loudspeakers.
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Speaker 3: On Tuesday morning, President Trump said US Air Force seven
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Speaker 3: fifty seven to pick up the team in Miami, Florida.
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Speaker 3: Hours later, they landed a joint Bass Andrews with a team,
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Speaker 3: greeted troops as they got off the plane, and shortly
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Speaker 3: after they wound up at the White House. Spokesman for
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Speaker 3: the team said how much they enjoyed it, and they
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Speaker 3: would be there, And sure enough they were there. The
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Speaker 3: women's team was not there. They did not show up.
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Speaker 3: And I mentioned this an hour number one twenty. As
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Speaker 3: the twenty five men showed up, five of them declined.
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Speaker 3: But four of those five come from Minnesota, so I
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Speaker 3: don't think you have to.
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Speaker 2: Try too hard to figure out what happened there.
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Speaker 3: Team USA hockey star Jack Hughes stands strong against the
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Speaker 3: leftist mob, says he's proud and super excited to meet
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Speaker 3: President Trump. I love this kid, Jack Hughes, What a
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Speaker 3: great kid. All the hockey players, they were all so patriotic.
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Speaker 2: Amazing. Some other, some other news. Tonight's State of the
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Speaker 2: Union comes up.
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Speaker 3: Let's see, it's four o'clock here on the Left coast,
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Speaker 3: so the State of Union starts at six, I believe,
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Speaker 3: so two hours from now. I don't want to convince
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Speaker 3: you to leave my podcast or my radio show. But
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Speaker 3: if you were to switch now to TBN, Trinity Broadcast Network,
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Speaker 3: the biggest Christian TV network in the world, my interview
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Speaker 3: comes up this hour. I did it this morning and
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Speaker 3: I taped it and they're going to play it during
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Speaker 3: this hour of the Alan Jackson Show on TBN, which
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Speaker 3: is the biggest Christian network in the world. And it
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Speaker 3: is my preview of the state of the Union. So
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Speaker 3: if you want to stay here, I'll let you know
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Speaker 3: what's gonna happen in state of you, and I'll tell
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Speaker 3: you what I think is gonna happen. I think the
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Speaker 3: whole State of the Union is going to be about
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Speaker 3: the economy stupid. The economy, the economy economy. That was
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Speaker 3: a James carve A line. It's the economy stupid, and
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Speaker 3: all the great things Trump has done to make the
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Speaker 3: economy better, the fact that it's going to explode this
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Speaker 3: year because his eighteen nineteen trillion dollars coming in as
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Speaker 3: investments for foreign countries and it can only explode the
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Speaker 3: economy and create incredible array of new jobs. So a
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Speaker 3: lot of good things around the way. I think he'll
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Speaker 3: talk about the border. I think he'll showcase some angel moms.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure he will in other words of women, angel
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Speaker 3: moms and angel dads, women and men who are mothers
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Speaker 3: and fathers of kids who are killed by illegal aliens.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure that will go on tonight. And I also
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Speaker 3: think that he will showcase the men's hockey team, and
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Speaker 3: that will be probably the highlight the whole evening, the
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Speaker 3: incredible evation that we give to the hockey team. It
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Speaker 3: should be interesting because in prior states of the unions,
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Speaker 3: how do I explain this? America's going downhill pretty fast?
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Speaker 3: And they used to have people who'd show up and boo,
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Speaker 3: you know, they'd even boo that kid that time who
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Speaker 3: was dying of some sort of cancer and he was
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Speaker 3: a little kid. He was so small and so cute,
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Speaker 3: little cop. Yeah, he was a little cop. He wanted
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Speaker 3: to be a cop so bad. And he looked like
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Speaker 3: he was five years old, but he was like thirteen
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Speaker 3: years old. But he had cancer so his growth was stunted.
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Speaker 3: And they even sat on their hands for that. And now,
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Speaker 3: you know, normally you'd think maybe they'd be there and
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Speaker 3: they'd be rude to Trump, but very few of them
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Speaker 3: are going to be there. That's the good news. I
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Speaker 3: think it's great. The seats are going to be empty.
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Speaker 3: He's giving a speech to only one side, the Republican side.
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Speaker 3: Democrats wonn't even sit in the room.
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Speaker 2: Anymore of these morons.
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Speaker 3: But let's see the guest lest Let's see if I
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Speaker 3: can see the guests lest here other than other than
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Speaker 3: the hockey team of course, State's school metal hockey team.
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Speaker 3: Guests will include Charlie Kirk's widow, Erica, the parents of
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Speaker 3: a National Guard member fatally shot on the streets of Washington,
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Speaker 3: d C.
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Speaker 2: Hold on a second, I gotta turn the page. There
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Speaker 2: we go u.
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Speaker 3: US men's hockey team. And then everyday Americans will play
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Speaker 3: a large role of Trump speech. A president inviting women
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Speaker 3: such as Catherine Rayner of Norfolk, Virginia, heard her husband
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Speaker 3: have been navigating fertility complications and in vitro fertilization for
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Speaker 3: five years, and she became the very first patient of
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Speaker 3: trump RX, a government run portal to steer consumers towards
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Speaker 3: lower cost prescription drugs. Her drugs for fertilization because of
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Speaker 3: Trump have dropped from four thousand to five hundred dollars.
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Speaker 3: The President also invited Pennsylvania mom Megan Hemhauser, who homeschools
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Speaker 3: her two children, works as a waitress in the evenings.
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Speaker 3: Her husband's a heavy machinery operator. The President's no tax
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Speaker 3: on tips and no tax on overtime That's Wayne Root.
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Speaker 3: No tax on overtime is me baby. Policies have benefited
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Speaker 3: everyday families. They benefited from a five thousand dollars increase
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Speaker 3: in take home pay under Trump's tax plans in the
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Speaker 3: Big Beautiful Bill, That's my baby, No tax and overtime
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Speaker 3: invented by Wayne Alan Root, as well as no tax
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Speaker 3: on soci security evented by Waynel Root. He invited the
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Speaker 3: parents of Sarah Bastrom, twenty year old National Guard member
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Speaker 3: killed in Washington, c to Elilah Coleman, seven, will attend
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Speaker 3: the speech.
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Speaker 2: She was left seriously injured.
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Speaker 3: By California car crash involving an illegal alien truck driver
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Speaker 3: in twenty four. First Lady Milania Trump invited guests who
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Speaker 3: the White House said reflect on her be best fostering
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Speaker 3: the future push, including Sierra Burns, a participant in her
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Speaker 3: Foster Youth to Independence program, everest never A Mont, a
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Speaker 3: ten year old student at an AI focused private school.
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Speaker 3: The pair will join the First Lady in her box
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Speaker 3: for the State of the Union, and of course the
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Speaker 3: hockey team. So President Trump's State of the Union address
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Speaker 3: will celebrate two hundred and fifty glorious years of our
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Speaker 3: nation's independence and excellence, highlighting incredible stories of American heroes
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Speaker 3: throughout the speech.
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Speaker 2: Should be a fantastic evening.
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Speaker 3: On the other hand, you've got the Democrat Party marylandsues
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Speaker 3: to stop the Department of Homeland Security from converting an
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Speaker 3: empty warehouse into an ice facility. You can't even who
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Speaker 3: would have ever imagined this just a few years ago, right,
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Speaker 3: You'd never imagine it in a million years, just like
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Speaker 3: you'd never imagine there's people in California who want to
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Speaker 3: give more and more money to legals. California allocating thirty
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Speaker 3: five million to support illegal immigrants amidst Trump's mass deportation agenda.
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Speaker 3: California Governor Gavin news Will announced the allocation of thirty
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Speaker 3: five million in state funding to support illegal immigrants against
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Speaker 3: the massive Trump deportation agenda. They're releasing the money the
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Speaker 3: legislature set aside in the state budget to help fillanthrop
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Speaker 3: at partners support immigrant families with food assistants and other resources.
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Speaker 3: You know, it's like what we need to do is
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Speaker 3: cut them off, as Trump is proposing. I mentioned in
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Speaker 3: Hour one new bank laws that say that banks have.
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Speaker 2: To ask for your proof of citizenship.
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Speaker 3: And you can't have a bank account if you don't
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Speaker 3: if you're not a citizen, or you can't prove that.
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Speaker 2: You're a citizen.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, if you think that's draconian or
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Speaker 3: you think that's wrong, do you realize that's the case
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Speaker 3: in all of Europe. In Europe, you can't open a
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Speaker 3: bank account unless you can prove your as citizen. Why
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Speaker 3: should America be any different. So we need to cut
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Speaker 3: off their money. We need to cut off all money
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Speaker 3: to the sanctuary cities. We need to cut off all
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Speaker 3: welfared illegals. We need to cut off their jobs. With
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Speaker 3: And they're a fantastic company and I've got an account
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Speaker 3: with them. But Everify is a way to stop employers
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Speaker 3: from hiring illegal aliens. They can't hire them if they
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Speaker 3: can't prove their citizens and so.
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Speaker 2: We need everify.
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Speaker 3: They won't have jobs and we need to Trump's new
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Speaker 3: executive order saying that a bank has to ask for
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Speaker 3: your citizenship proof.
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Speaker 2: You can't open an account.
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Speaker 3: If we do all these things, they're going to self
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Speaker 3: deport They're going to go home, going to go home.
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Speaker 3: But in the meantime, California keeps giving them money. So
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Speaker 3: these funds, these thirty five million dollars they're giving them
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Speaker 3: to support immigrant families with food assistants are on top
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Speaker 3: of the funds. The state is already allocated to provide
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Speaker 3: legal resources to those facing deportation. Unbelievable, their urgent need grows,
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Speaker 3: the trumpministration accelerates massed attention, tramples due process, and funds
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Speaker 3: authoritarian enforcement with over one hundred and seventy billion dollars.
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Speaker 3: The trumpministration chooses cruelty and chaos. California chooses community. This
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Speaker 6: Hey Steve, So you know, we had Precinctstrategy dot Com
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Speaker 6: That's going on for five years. It's never increased. We're
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Speaker 6: Never happened before. Each month, we're going to get a
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Speaker 6: We're going to have a zoom meeting each month. You know,
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Speaker 6: we have our Elections Security Meeting and the big ones
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Speaker 6: Who we're gonna have there. We're going to have Brian
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Speaker 6: Swinson he's the head of the RNC Election Security team.
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Speaker 6: de Box on. He's gonna be talking about everything that's
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Speaker 6: Peter Tickton talking about our best friend Tina, Tina Peters,
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Speaker 6: Bratt is going to be on there. He's the vice
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Speaker 6: president of Liberty University. We'll have Chris Lison on. He's
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Speaker 6: running for office in Florida. Many many people going to
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Speaker 6: be on. It's gonna be over twenty speakers. It's gonna
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Speaker 6: last for four hours, So while they're playing golf, we're
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Speaker 6: going to do that. This is a fundraise of Broward
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Speaker 6: Republican Executive Committee. While they're playing golf, will have our
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Speaker 6: election security, precinc strategy deal. And then after that we're
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Speaker 6: gonna have the speakers. We can only have two hundred people.
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Speaker 6: We're hoping that President Trump comes over because they're closing
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Speaker 6: the course for seven months. This is about twenty minutes
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Speaker 6: from mar A Lago up in Palm Beach, so could
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Speaker 6: be the last time he's going to plan that course.
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Speaker 3: forty eight. The Bond Arms Anniversary two under fiftieth edition gun.
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Speaker 3: Right it's the two and fiftieth Niversity United States. That's
22:09
Speaker 3: the gold one. This is the black one. And you
22:13
Speaker 3: see the beautiful designs.
22:14
Speaker 2: On the gun. It's a work of art. It really is.
22:18
Speaker 3: It's a collector's gun. It's not just a gun to
22:21
Speaker 3: be used. It's got giant bullets. You kill an elephant
22:24
Speaker 3: with the thing. But it's beautiful and I carry it
22:26
Speaker 3: with me now wherever I go in Las Vegas. Because
22:29
Speaker 3: it's small. O don't if you can tell for the picture,
22:31
Speaker 3: but it's actually very small. So it's a tiny gun
22:35
Speaker 3: with incredible power.
22:37
Speaker 2: And it's the.
22:38
Speaker 3: Two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States Celebration Gun.
22:41
Speaker 3: So we've got Bond Arms owner and founder and CEO
22:46
Speaker 3: with us. His name is Gordon Bond. His website is
22:49
Speaker 3: get Bondarms dot com, Get Bondarms dot com.
22:53
Speaker 2: There he is the man of the hour. Gordon, how
22:55
Speaker 2: are you doing?
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Speaker 7: Great? Wayange, glad to be here.
22:58
Speaker 2: So you've created a gun.
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Speaker 3: Before we get to the questions that we have written out,
23:03
Speaker 3: I want to just give you one off the top
23:04
Speaker 3: of my head.
23:05
Speaker 2: You've created a gun that.
23:06
Speaker 3: Is a fantastic gun as far as self defense goes,
23:11
Speaker 3: but is a.
23:12
Speaker 2: Work of art.
23:13
Speaker 3: It's like a piece of history, absolutely, and I think
23:16
Speaker 3: it's based if I'm not mistaken, it's based on the Derringer.
23:20
Speaker 2: Is that correct? Is this based on a derringer.
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Speaker 8: Yes, and derringers have been around since eighteen sixty five,
23:27
Speaker 8: when Elliott Patten was done, a long, long time ago,
23:31
Speaker 8: and you know one of the things that over one
23:35
Speaker 8: hundred and sixty years or longer. Basically they are known
23:38
Speaker 8: as cheap, dangerous throwaway guns. And one of the reasons
23:42
Speaker 8: is because the hammer would lay right on the firing pins,
23:44
Speaker 8: and if you dropped it or slammed it down too
23:47
Speaker 8: hard with a live round in it, it could actually
23:49
Speaker 8: go off. And so my brother who started bond Arms
23:54
Speaker 8: back in nineteen ninety five, he saw an opportunity, a
23:57
Speaker 8: better mouse trap, and so he put a better trigger guard, well,
24:01
Speaker 8: the first one to ever put a trigger guard on
24:02
Speaker 8: this type of gun. He put a rebounding hammer to
24:05
Speaker 8: keep it off the firing pins. Made of better materials.
24:07
Speaker 8: You can interchange the barrels, so you can have a
24:10
Speaker 8: whole bunch of different calibers off of one frame. And
24:14
Speaker 8: since then we've just it's sort of evolved into a
24:17
Speaker 8: work of art, like you said, and sort of our
24:21
Speaker 8: tagline is we make the smallest, most powerful personal protection
24:25
Speaker 8: you can carry.
24:26
Speaker 7: And these guns, like the ones that you had in
24:29
Speaker 7: your hands, there.
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Speaker 8: They'll shoot four ten shotgun shells and forty five long colts,
24:33
Speaker 8: which are you know, good sized bullets. And we've got
24:36
Speaker 8: other guns that will shoot forty five, seventy and fifty AE,
24:40
Speaker 8: you know, all the way down to twenty two long rifles,
24:42
Speaker 8: so there's a real wide range. A lot of times
24:47
Speaker 8: people see our gun as a backup gun, not your
24:51
Speaker 8: primary gun, and we're good with that. It's probably the
24:55
Speaker 8: best backup gun you could ever have. Most people are
24:58
Speaker 8: not good shots with regular bully and the four ten
25:01
Speaker 8: shot shotgun shells, it helps you to hit the target
25:05
Speaker 8: a lot easier.
25:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, you call it, you call it a hand cannon. Yeah,
25:09
Speaker 2: it was really a gun. It's a cannon in your hand.
25:12
Speaker 2: Look at the size of the bullet hole. It's truly amazing.
25:15
Speaker 3: It's a shotgun shell, four to ten shotgun shop. Put
25:19
Speaker 3: me back on the screen. I just want to show everybody.
25:20
Speaker 3: I just opened up the gun, right and you can
25:23
Speaker 3: see the size of the shell. You put in four
25:27
Speaker 3: to ten shotgun shell. It's truly an amazing weapon. An
25:30
Speaker 3: amazing weapon. You mentioned nineteen ninety five, Gordon, so that
25:34
Speaker 3: means you celebrated your company's thirtieth anniversary just last year, right.
25:38
Speaker 7: That's right, absolutely, Yeah, thirty years and it's it's been
25:44
Speaker 7: quite the ride. It was a really rough start, long drink.
25:49
Speaker 8: You know, it took a long time to get people
25:50
Speaker 8: to realize that this was actually a better product. And
25:55
Speaker 8: then once they started realizing it, you know, like with
25:58
Speaker 8: the Cowboy Action shooters, I mean, our guns won the
26:00
Speaker 8: world championship probably twenty five years in a row. Wow,
26:05
Speaker 8: both men's and women's. You know, it's it's the great
26:10
Speaker 8: backpack gun, backup gun if you're carrying you know a
26:13
Speaker 8: lot of hunters, fishermen, you know, we we've got calibers
26:18
Speaker 8: that are you know, probably more Alaskan ready because we
26:22
Speaker 8: have some really big calibers because they have some big
26:25
Speaker 8: critters up there, and even in the Northwest, you know,
26:29
Speaker 8: the but we were selling a bunch of guns up
26:31
Speaker 8: in the Northwest and I was going, guys, where are
26:33
Speaker 8: you all buying the guns? And they said, well, when
26:34
Speaker 8: you bring the big you know, halberts On were whatever
26:38
Speaker 8: big fish they have up there on the boat, it's
26:40
Speaker 8: they they were using a bat and so they use
26:43
Speaker 8: the four ten shell to to take out the fish
26:46
Speaker 8: when they get them on the boat. Because it will
26:47
Speaker 8: work the boat, you know, and so we hear all
26:50
Speaker 8: sorts of crazy stories how these were used so.
26:53
Speaker 3: So so talking about crazy stories or speaking about crazy shorts.
26:57
Speaker 3: Share with us your backstory of how you got started
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Speaker 3: with bond Arms.
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Speaker 7: Well, my brother actually started it.
27:04
Speaker 8: We grew up in a small town out in West
27:06
Speaker 8: Texas and I like guns, but my brother was totally
27:10
Speaker 8: ate up with guns and he always, you know, always
27:14
Speaker 8: wanted to work for gun company. But he was the
27:16
Speaker 8: Henri kid in school and we didn't know if he
27:18
Speaker 8: was ever even going to graduate, but he did. He
27:21
Speaker 8: went and got an industrial arts degree. Didn't I don't
27:26
Speaker 8: know what you do with an industrial arts degree, but anyway,
27:28
Speaker 8: he came back home, I moved in with my mom
27:31
Speaker 8: and went to work for a manufacturer and he was
27:33
Speaker 8: going to do a welding job, but they had a
27:36
Speaker 8: The only job they had was a tool and die maker,
27:39
Speaker 8: and he didn't know what it was. He needed a job,
27:41
Speaker 8: so he took it, and he literally fell in love
27:43
Speaker 8: with working with metal and he went through full six
27:46
Speaker 8: years of apprenticeship, really became good at it, and then went,
27:50
Speaker 8: you know what, I'm going to go back to school
27:51
Speaker 8: and get my engineering degree. So he went to Texas
27:54
Speaker 8: Tech University and Lubbock and graduated way up in his
27:59
Speaker 8: class and wanted to work for a gun company but
28:02
Speaker 8: couldn't get a bite on it. So he worked for
28:03
Speaker 8: t I, which they made the Harms missile back in
28:05
Speaker 8: the goal for times, and then he got a bite
28:08
Speaker 8: for a Dringer company, and which is a gun that
28:13
Speaker 8: he always tells me, I'm a gun guy. Gun guys
28:15
Speaker 8: don't like Darringers.
28:17
Speaker 7: And so that's how he got his foot in the door.
28:20
Speaker 8: And how God does things, you know, he puts you
28:23
Speaker 8: in situations with things you don't want to work with
28:25
Speaker 8: and see how you do. And and he was able
28:29
Speaker 8: to come up with a better mouse trap. And I
28:34
Speaker 8: took over in two thousand and seven because he never
28:37
Speaker 8: really wanted a business. He wanted to just design and
28:39
Speaker 8: engineer products. And me, I always wanted to run a business.
28:43
Speaker 8: I love promoting. I like to find the absolute cool
28:48
Speaker 8: things about a product and see what we can do.
28:52
Speaker 8: And and so we just kept on improving it and
28:55
Speaker 8: evolving it over the years and people just love them.
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Speaker 2: I mean, they sounds like the definition of synergy.
29:02
Speaker 3: You wanted to run a business, and he loved guns,
29:05
Speaker 3: and you put the two together and you got something
29:07
Speaker 3: very unique. And speak of unique, what makes Bond Arms unique?
29:10
Speaker 3: You know, I'm supposed to ask you that question, but
29:12
Speaker 3: I can answer it because I was at the gun
29:14
Speaker 3: show and I saw, you know, there were twenty seven
29:17
Speaker 3: hundred different displays of the gun show, and I thought
29:20
Speaker 3: you had the nicest one, and the most unique one
29:23
Speaker 3: and the busiest one. Everybody was stopping to speak to
29:26
Speaker 3: Gordon because Bond Arms make such unique guns. Tell them
29:30
Speaker 3: about a variety of your unique guns. Forget the fact
29:33
Speaker 3: that we just told everyone about the America two fifties
29:36
Speaker 3: celebrating the two hundred and fifty anniversary of the.
29:38
Speaker 2: United States of America.
29:40
Speaker 3: Tell about the Trump guns and the Milania guns and
29:43
Speaker 3: all the other interesting weapons you've created.
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Speaker 8: Well, we've over the years, we've improved and we've gotten
29:50
Speaker 8: better at our art, and we try to make a
29:54
Speaker 8: work of art that you can enjoy and that you
29:57
Speaker 8: can pass down to your family, your kids. And a
30:00
Speaker 8: lot of people do that. And and I can't tell
30:04
Speaker 8: you how many customers that we have contact us and
30:06
Speaker 8: they literally buy every new model we come out with
30:10
Speaker 8: because they just loved the design, love the creativity and
30:14
Speaker 8: the ideas.
30:15
Speaker 7: And you mentioned the Milania.
30:16
Speaker 8: We did the Trump gun, which did very well, and
30:19
Speaker 8: one of the we wanted.
30:21
Speaker 7: To honor Milania.
30:22
Speaker 8: And I don't know if you can see that, but
30:24
Speaker 8: that's got her with her hat that she wore at
30:26
Speaker 8: the inauguration, the first Lady class, strength and beauty. And
30:30
Speaker 8: on the other side we've got the American flag. Let's
30:33
Speaker 8: say I can get it lined up here. So this
30:38
Speaker 8: has done very well. It's a very slim gun versus
30:42
Speaker 8: the uh so it's easier to carry in the purse
30:45
Speaker 8: of the pocket or whatever it may be. And that's
30:47
Speaker 8: a thirty eight special, so very mild in our gun,
30:51
Speaker 8: very mild recoiled. And so and we go up to
30:55
Speaker 8: the fancier guns, which this is the Rustic Ranger. Is
31:00
Speaker 8: one of the most beautiful guns that we have. It
31:03
Speaker 8: was a Cabela's exclusive for many many years as one
31:06
Speaker 8: of their best sellers. It actually ended up in one
31:10
Speaker 8: of the episodes of Yellowstone, the TV show. So we
31:14
Speaker 8: just try to do we can, try to get creative,
31:15
Speaker 8: try to come up with cool stuff. You know, here's
31:18
Speaker 8: one that we did a long time ago. This is
31:20
Speaker 8: the Dragon Slayer and let me see if I can
31:23
Speaker 8: get you the get that you can actually see the
31:26
Speaker 8: dragon head on that, so we try to get creative.
31:29
Speaker 7: We got the scales on the barrels.
31:30
Speaker 2: All they're all beautiful. Gordon.
31:32
Speaker 3: That's what set your booth apart from all the other
31:34
Speaker 3: booths at the gun show is the Shots Show in Vegas,
31:36
Speaker 3: the world's biggest gun show, and Gordon, I think it's
31:39
Speaker 3: safe to say had the booth that everybody wanted to
31:42
Speaker 3: stop at to see as cool art design guns that
31:45
Speaker 3: are real guns, fantastic to use, but like he says,
31:49
Speaker 3: they're collector's pieces that you can end out your family
31:52
Speaker 3: their works of art.
31:53
Speaker 2: It's a great combination.
31:55
Speaker 3: People should go to get bond Arms dot com and
31:58
Speaker 3: once they get there, what do they do?
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Speaker 8: I So you know, if you want to now now
32:04
Speaker 8: the America two fifty, just just to let you know,
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Speaker 8: this is going to be a special order type situation.
32:10
Speaker 8: You know you're gonna you may go to your gun dealer.
32:12
Speaker 8: He's probably not gonna have it. Uh, he can order
32:14
Speaker 8: it for you.
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Speaker 6: Uh.
32:15
Speaker 8: He may already be one of our stocking dealers and
32:18
Speaker 8: he can easily order that through our distribution or call
32:22
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Speaker 8: one seven five seven three four four four five. We
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Speaker 8: Just to make the process a little bit simpler. We
32:35
Speaker 8: do have two different models. We have the Rust Series
32:39
Speaker 8: America two fifty and this one's a little bit less
32:43
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32:46
Speaker 8: had in your hand a minute ago. It just depends
32:48
Speaker 8: on you know, how much money you have to spend
32:50
Speaker 8: and how fancy you want to get. This is more
32:53
Speaker 8: of the tackle box tough, tough and ready type gun.
32:56
Speaker 8: And then the gun that Wayne has there is just
32:59
Speaker 8: a man. It's a gorgeous gun. And so it just
33:02
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33:05
Speaker 8: all right.
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Speaker 3: ever went after everyone in the Epstein list. But I
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Speaker 3: know that all over the world there are people whose
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Speaker 3: names have been disclosed that are either resigning or being
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Speaker 3: arrested or committing.
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Speaker 2: Suicide, literally are trying to commit suicide.
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Speaker 3: So it just seems like America, no one's getting arrested
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Speaker 3: and no one's committing suicide. And I know my fans
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Speaker 3: believe that's a problem, and I just think President Trump
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Speaker 3: should address it and should make sure that we get
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Speaker 3: this information out. Declassified CIA files reveal a chilling blueprint
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Speaker 3: to manipulate Americans' minds through covert drugging with vaccines.
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Speaker 2: I think that's kind of interesting.
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Speaker 3: They figured out a way the CIA to brainwash you
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Speaker 3: with vaccines, drugging you with vaccines. Well, maybe that could
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Speaker 3: be why lots of bad things are happening to people
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Speaker 3: who took the COVID vaccine. Home Depot posts the biggest
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Speaker 3: beat in four years, sixteen quarters. Because Americans are remodeling
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Speaker 3: their homes. They're doing things, they're buying, they're spending, they're remodeling.
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Speaker 2: That is the Trump Effect. That is a good thing.
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Speaker 3: Home Depot biggest beat in sixteen quarters, four years. Shares
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Speaker 3: up dramatically today for Home Depot. Good for them, good
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Speaker 3: for America. Thank you, President Trump, the Trump Effect. Apple
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Speaker 3: to begin Mac production at a Texas facility. Apples announced
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Speaker 3: plans to relocate a portion of its Mac desktop computer
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Speaker 3: manufacturing to the United States from Asia, marking another step
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Speaker 3: in Donald Trump's ongoing effort to bring high tech manufacturing
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Speaker 3: to American soil. So again, more reasons that we should
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Speaker 3: not be screwing with the tariffs. We should not be
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Speaker 3: undoing the tariffs. Does not make sense, does not make sense.
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Speaker 3: Early tax refunds showing a fourteen percent increase in tax refunds,
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Speaker 3: and I think you could say that's because of no
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Speaker 3: which did not ever become really no tax on soci security,
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Speaker 3: an eight thousand dollars deduction for certain senior taxpayers. That
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Speaker 3: was my idea, and no tax at overtime my idea
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Speaker 3: that I gave to President Trump.
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Speaker 2: Very proud of that.
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Speaker 3: And now there's a fourteen percent increase in tax refunds.
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Speaker 3: What do you think they're gonna do with those refunds.
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Speaker 3: The American people are gonna get that money, and they're
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Speaker 3: gonna spend it. They're gonna buy cars, they're gonna buy homes,
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Speaker 3: they're gonna buy furniture, They're gonna buy all kinds of
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Speaker 3: things that.
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Speaker 2: Are good for the economy.
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Speaker 3: Self defense company finds major benefits after moving manufacturing from
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Speaker 3: overseas to the US. Burnet Technologies, if you know that name.
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Speaker 3: They make non lethal self defense devices, meaning kind of
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Speaker 3: guns that are not really guns. They don't have bullets
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Speaker 3: in them, but they might you know, they might sting
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Speaker 3: like stun guns. And they're they're moving their production of
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Speaker 3: their non lethal self defense devices from South Africa to Indiana.
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Speaker 3: That's quite a move. It's quite an interesting move, South
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Speaker 3: Africa Indiana. And they say when they look at all
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Speaker 3: the things that they gain by moving, mainly because of
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Speaker 3: Trump's tariffs, they needed to move, but they say it
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Speaker 3: was really a good thing for a bunch of reasons.
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Speaker 3: When the tariffs were announced, we were feeling pretty smart
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Speaker 3: about ourselves that we correctly predicted what would happen and
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Speaker 3: that we would move everything to America. But not only
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Speaker 3: was it much cheaper with the imposition of the tariffs
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Speaker 3: to be producing in the USA, they say, but we
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Speaker 3: also discovered all sorts of soft, soft cost benefits. When
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Speaker 3: you're supplying components from offshore, you either have air freight costs,
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