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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 12-18-25 Hour 1 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 2: This is Wayne Allen Root, direct from the entertainment capital
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Speaker 1: It's time war war. Here's your host.
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Speaker 2: One hundred percent raw truth, one hundred percent American made
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Speaker 2: the warrior, Wayne Alan Roots.
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Speaker 3: All right, Wayne Allen Routhroot, The Route is on fire.
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Speaker 1: The Root is on fire.
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Speaker 3: One of the breaking news stories today is that a
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Speaker 3: person of interest in the Brown University shooting is identified
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Speaker 3: as a nationwide arrest warrant. They won't give the name,
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Speaker 3: but they authorities know the name, and they're now thinking
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Speaker 3: about whether it's tied together with the Miit shooting. For
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Speaker 3: those who haven't heard about the Mit shooting, it was
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Speaker 3: a professor Mit Jewish by the way, who was shot.
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Speaker 1: And killed, murdered in his own home.
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Speaker 3: Is there a connection between him and the shooting at
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Speaker 3: Brown University. We don't know, but authorities are looking at
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Speaker 3: the connection if there is a connection. We're also hearing
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Speaker 3: rumors that was a targeted hit at Brown University, literally
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Speaker 3: a targeted hit. We've heard rumors the killer shouted alu akbar.
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Speaker 3: But there's also rumors that the galloo was killed. He
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Speaker 3: was the vice president of the Brown University Republican Club,
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Speaker 3: nice gal from Alabama, and he personally targeted to kill her.
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Speaker 3: I've heard that rumored as well. I've heard the rumor
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Speaker 3: that the killer is a transgender pro Palestine Brown University student.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if that's true.
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Speaker 3: I've heard other rumors that it's not a Brown University
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Speaker 3: student and it's a forty year old. So you know,
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Speaker 3: the rumors are all over the place. We don't know
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Speaker 3: what's true and what's not true yet, so we can't
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Speaker 3: tell you until we hear it and know it. But
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Speaker 3: we'll stay on it and the minute we hear about
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Speaker 3: it will let you know are these two connected and
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Speaker 3: who is the killer and were they a Brown University student.
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Speaker 3: Stories over the last few days about the Presidential Wall
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Speaker 3: of Fame now at the White House on the way
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Speaker 3: to the Rose Garden. Trump created a wall of fame
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Speaker 3: with all forty seven president's portraits on a wall, and
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Speaker 3: they say that he was just savage in the biography
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Speaker 3: put on a plaque underneath Biden and Obama. Well, if
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Speaker 3: they think Trump is savage, waits to lay hear my
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Speaker 3: opening commentary, because I'm savage times three, President Trump. My
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Speaker 3: title of my opening commentary is President Trump savages and
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Speaker 3: humiliates Obama under his portrait in the Presidential Wall of Fame.
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Speaker 1: But Trump was just a little too nice. Here are
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Speaker 1: some added nasty truths about Obama.
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Speaker 3: President Trump created bios under the photos of forty seven
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Speaker 3: US presidents in the Presidential Walk of Fame near the
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Speaker 3: Rose Garden. Trump's version of their presidency's and accomplishments is epic.
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Speaker 3: As you might expect, Trump was particularly brutal to Presidents
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Speaker 3: Obama and Biden. He calls Biden's sleepy Joe and describes
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Speaker 3: him as the by far worst president in American history.
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Speaker 3: He backs up his charge by describing the economic and
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Speaker 3: foreign policy disasters of Biden, including the highest inflation ever recorded.
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Speaker 3: All true, but nothing compares to the way Trump savages Obama.
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Speaker 3: Trump First, Trump highlights Obama's middle name, Who's The mainstream
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Speaker 3: media went out of their way to erase that name
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Speaker 3: for the past eighteen years. If you said it, you're racist,
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Speaker 3: You're a homophobic. You're the most horrible person in the world.
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Speaker 3: You're not allowed to state someone's middle name, as if
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Speaker 3: saying Wayne Allen Root instead of Wayne Root.
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Speaker 1: Makes you a racist.
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Speaker 3: That's his middle name. I didn't name him Hussein. His
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Speaker 3: name is Hussein. His mother named him Hussein. That's not
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Speaker 3: my problem. That's his name, Barack Hussein Obama. What is
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Speaker 3: everyone so afraid of that we might draw the conclusion
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Speaker 3: that Obama is a Muslim? But President Trump makes sure
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Speaker 3: we all see his middle name front and center. Bravo,
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Speaker 3: good job, brutal raw truth. Trump also describes Obama as
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Speaker 3: a community organizer and one of the most divisive political
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Speaker 3: figures in American history.
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Speaker 1: Also true.
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Speaker 3: Trump goes on to destroy Trump with raw truths about
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Speaker 3: his failed Obama Care disaster that has you know, exploded
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Speaker 3: costs for everyone, terrible, I ran nuclear deal, disastrous foreign policies,
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Speaker 3: stagnant US economy, destruction of small business, and weaponization of government,
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Speaker 3: including the IRS scandal, spying on Trump, and the Russian
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Speaker 3: collusion fraud.
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Speaker 1: All true. Trump humiliated Obama.
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Speaker 3: With brutal truths that were whitewashed and blackballed by the
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Speaker 3: fawning Marxist fake news media. Most people have never heard
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Speaker 3: this stuff. President Trump is the goat, the greatest of
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Speaker 3: all time. He's got balls, he's got Cojone's, he's got guts.
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Speaker 1: But even Trump has his faults.
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Speaker 3: In this case, Trump was just a little too nice
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Speaker 3: to Obama. Here are some nasty truths about Obama that
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Speaker 3: should be added to Trump's me to Obama's bio under
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Speaker 3: his portrait in the Presidential Hall of Fame. Hopefully these
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Speaker 3: omissions can be rectified by President Trump. First, Trump called
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Speaker 3: Biden by far, the worst president in American history.
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Speaker 1: That's a mistake.
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Speaker 3: Biden was never the president. He was a puppet, an
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Speaker 3: old man with dementia who appeared friendly and harmless, used
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Speaker 3: as a frontman for the real president, Rock.
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Speaker 1: Hussein Obama in his third term.
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Speaker 3: Obama's description should actually read under his portrait served three
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Speaker 3: terms as the worst president in American history. It should
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Speaker 3: state that Obama used his third term to finish the
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Speaker 3: job of destroying America with inflation, open borders, and the
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Speaker 3: worst military retreat in American history in Afghanistan. Yes, that
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Speaker 3: should all be credited to Obama, not zombie puppet Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Obama should be.
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Speaker 3: Branded as the real life Manchurian candidate sent by the
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Speaker 3: Deep State and our communist and globalist enemies to destroy America,
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Speaker 3: American exceptionalism, and capitalism. Obama's bio should state that the
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Speaker 3: Obama scam began at Columbia University, where he lied, cheated,
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Speaker 3: and committed fraud to get admitted into Colombia as a
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Speaker 3: foreign exchange student. And to prove this point, ask a
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Speaker 3: simple question. Obama's Columbia records have been sealed for decades.
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Speaker 3: Why if Obama was not admitted to Columbia as a
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Speaker 3: foreign student. Unseal your records and prove us wrong.
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Speaker 1: But he won't.
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Speaker 3: Obama's bio should state he use the presidency to loot
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Speaker 3: America with the help of his two corrupt front persons,
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Speaker 3: Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,
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Speaker 3: and of course her Clinton Foundation located offshore. Obama's bio
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Speaker 3: should state he stole the twenty twelve presidential election by
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Speaker 3: weaponizing the IRS to prosecute GOP donors, conservative packs, pro
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Speaker 3: life groups, TEA party groups, Jewish and Christian organizations, all
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Speaker 3: to distract and starve GOP fundraising efforts and activism Obama's
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Speaker 3: bio should state he was the original inventor of open
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Speaker 3: borders and used his three terms to purposely flood America
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Speaker 3: with tens of millions of criminals, murderers, rapists, perverts, pedophiles,
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Speaker 3: MS thirteen gangbangers, terrorists, and low IQ welfare queens, all
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Speaker 3: in an effort to steal elections and permanently change America
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Speaker 3: to a one party country ruled by Democrats. Obama's bio
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Speaker 3: should state he is the father of the Cloward Piven Plan.
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Speaker 3: Cloward Piven was a plan created a Columbia University to
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Speaker 3: destroy America and capitalism by overwhelming the system with people
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Speaker 3: depending on welfare and food stamps, and then the economy collapses.
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Speaker 3: Obama updated the plan by using the open borders foreign
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Speaker 3: invasion to collapse our US economy and turn us into
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Speaker 3: a socialist state. Obama's bio should also include the fact
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Speaker 3: that he sold out our country to the Chinese Communist Party,
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Speaker 3: the terrorist Moulas of Iran, and the Mexican drug cartels.
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Speaker 3: It should include the fact that Obama made the Arab
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Speaker 3: Spring happen, thereby enabling the overthrow of moderate Arab governments
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Speaker 3: by Muslim extremists to help his buddies in the Muslim brotherhood.
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Speaker 3: It should include the disaster and fraud of Benghazi, where
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Speaker 3: Obama and Hillary Clinton covered up the sale of weapons
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Speaker 3: to our radical Muslim terrorist enemies that results in the
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Speaker 3: deaths of a US ambassador and several American heroes in
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Speaker 3: his security team. It should include the fact that Obama
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Speaker 3: gave billions of dollars to Iran to fund terrorism around
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Speaker 3: the world and against Israel, including pallets of cash in
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Speaker 3: an unmarked cargo plane in an.
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Speaker 1: Illegal prisoner exchange.
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Speaker 3: It should include the fact that Obama used his third
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Speaker 3: term with Biden as the zombie puppet frontman to persecute
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Speaker 3: Trump with scores of federal indictments to send him to
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Speaker 3: prison for the rest of his life, and civil suits
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Speaker 3: to bankrupt Trump. Obama's bio should end with the fact
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Speaker 3: that millions of Americans who still have common sense and
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Speaker 3: aren't blind, deaf, or really dumb, believe Obama is an
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Speaker 3: enemy of America who tried to destroy us from within
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Speaker 3: the White House, manchurian candidate, a stealth communist, a closeted
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Speaker 3: gay man, and a radical Muslim. Ally does anyone reading
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Speaker 3: this disagree with any of my added facts about Obama.
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Speaker 3: I dare you. President Trump's Presidential Hall of Fame is
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Speaker 3: fantastic and hilarious. I love that it tells raw truth
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Speaker 3: and humiliates Trump opponents. Trump was just a little too
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Speaker 3: nice to Obama. That's my commentary. Boy, Those are facts.
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Speaker 1: Facts.
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Speaker 3: That's what Obama did to the United States of America,
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Speaker 3: not my opinion.
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Speaker 1: Facts. All right. Trump gave a press conference yesterday.
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Speaker 3: He hammered home the mass Biden created and left him
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Speaker 3: with on the border, inflation, wages, and says he's still
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Speaker 3: fixing it. Trump ministration moves to ban hospitals from performing.
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Speaker 1: Sex change procedures on children.
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Speaker 3: Fantastic for those of you again complaining about Epstein and
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Speaker 3: Israel and this and that. Look at the things he does.
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Speaker 3: The glass is half full. It is not half empty.
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Speaker 3: He's moving to ban hospitals from performing sex change procedures
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Speaker 3: on children. Great news to the Fed today. But inflation
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Speaker 3: tumbles more than expected in November. Stock market was up
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Speaker 3: because of that. Scott Bessant, who is our Treasury Secretary
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Speaker 3: for casts substantial tax refunds and real wage increases next
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Speaker 3: year right in front of the midterms.
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Speaker 1: It's not a foregone conclusion.
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Speaker 1: Bravo. All right, we're joined.
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Speaker 3: Check it out, all right, Wayne, Al the root, the root,
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Speaker 3: the root, the root is on fire. Let me get
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Speaker 3: to this commissioner story, this FDA commissioner story. Then I'll
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Speaker 3: get back to some of the great Trump news, because
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Speaker 3: a lot of great Trump news.
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Speaker 1: Again.
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Speaker 3: You know, I have few friends that are just a
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Speaker 3: little too radical even for me. A lot of my
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Speaker 3: fans are like their ultra ultra maga. So am I
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Speaker 3: Trump's doing great? And all they say is it's terrible.
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Speaker 1: It's awful. He's not doing anything we wanted to do.
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Speaker 3: I elected him to make the economy boom and the
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Speaker 3: stock market go up. I elected him to get rid
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Speaker 3: of regulations. I elected him to secure the border. I
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Speaker 3: don't know what the f you're all talking about. You're
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Speaker 3: all listening to the wrong people. They're all being paid millions.
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Speaker 1: To lie to you.
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Speaker 3: Candice Owens, Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor, Green ego maniacs out
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Speaker 3: for themselves who hate Trump now because there's money in
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Speaker 3: hating Trump and getting podcast views. I don't get it, man,
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Speaker 3: they're telling you lies. Everything is going well. He's set
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Speaker 3: up the economy to have the greatest boom economy in
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Speaker 3: history next year, and the year after and the year after.
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Speaker 1: It takes time. It doesn't happen in a day.
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Speaker 3: You can't turn around an economy in a day. And
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Speaker 3: I don't know what you want the man to do.
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Speaker 3: As far as securing the border, no one in the
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Speaker 3: history of the world has ever produced a more secure border.
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Speaker 3: And as far as deportations, he's trying his best, but
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Speaker 3: there's judges standing in the way of every single thing.
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Speaker 1: He does, and every other thing besides the border.
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Speaker 3: There's judges standing in the way of every single thing
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Speaker 3: he does. You're all getting excited about freaking Epstein. I'm
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Speaker 3: so sick of hearing about gosh darn Epstein.
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Speaker 1: Epstein's being released. What do you want?
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Speaker 3: I want the stock market to go up. I want
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Speaker 3: people have jobs. Okay, I want inflation to go down.
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Speaker 3: I want Americans to get jobs and illegals to get fired.
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Speaker 3: All of that is happening. It's in the early stages,
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Speaker 3: but it's happening. I don't know why you're fixated on Epstein.
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Speaker 3: But Epstein's coming out. Okay, not everything Trump does is perfect,
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Speaker 3: but it's pretty damn good.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you a list throughout this show.
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Speaker 3: But x FDA commissioners against higher vaccine standards took six
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Speaker 3: million dollars in the COVID clot shot makers. Ten of
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Speaker 3: the twelve former FDA commissioners and acting commissioners opposed to
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Speaker 3: the Trump administration stiffer standards for vaccines.
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Speaker 1: See what I mean. There's always someone standing in the
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Speaker 1: way of Trump doing the right thing.
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Speaker 3: But he's doing the right thing. He wanted stiffer standards
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Speaker 3: for vaccines. But ten of those twelve quietly disclosed ties
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Speaker 3: to big pharma. A new Daily Caller News Foundation review
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Speaker 3: shows the FDA old guard criticized the new leadership in
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Speaker 3: the December third New England Journal of Medicine letter over
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Speaker 3: a higher regulatory bar for vaccine, namely the expectation that
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Speaker 3: most new vaccine approvals will require randomized clinical trials g
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Speaker 3: isn't that radical thing, arguing it could hamper the market.
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Speaker 3: But while the former commissioners disclosed their conflicts.
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Speaker 1: Of interest see if I get this.
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Speaker 3: Right to the Medical Journal per standard practice, reporters didn't
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Speaker 3: relay them to the broader republic. The headline's about a
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Speaker 3: bipartisan rebuke from former occupants of the FDA's highest office
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Speaker 3: give the impression that the Trump administration is contravening established science,
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Speaker 3: but close tr inspection reveals a revolving door between big
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Speaker 3: pharma and the agencies overseeing them. Three of the signatories
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Speaker 3: have received payments totaling six million dollars from manufacturers of
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Speaker 3: COVID vaccines. Scott Gottlieb has received two point one million
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Speaker 3: in cash and stock position on the Peiser Board of Directors,
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Speaker 3: where he's advised on ethics and regulatory compliance.
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Speaker 1: Since twenty nineteen, Stephen Ostrof.
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Speaker 3: Has received seven hundred and fifty two thousand from Peiser
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Speaker 3: in consulting fees. Since twenty twenty, Mark McClellan has received
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Speaker 3: three point three million from Johnson to Johnson as a
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Speaker 1: How are you.
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Speaker 2: Hey?
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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for having me in your show. An
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Speaker 3: It's great to have you on now. You've lived in
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Speaker 3: Vegas for fifty years, You've been a long time successful neurosurgeon.
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Speaker 3: Now you're running for Congress to help fix healthcare in America.
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Speaker 3: What are your plans for fixing health care?
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Speaker 1: Educate us.
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Speaker 5: Well.
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Speaker 6: Healthcare in America is tragically broken. All of the folks
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Speaker 6: in Washington right now are scrambling to find a solution.
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Speaker 6: And I think we have figured out what the solution
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Speaker 6: for America needs to be. I've been studying healthcare economics
25:26
Speaker 6: since I got an undergraduate Degreana Kung's at to Yale,
25:29
Speaker 6: and I think the plan the best solution is to
25:33
Speaker 6: return control of health insurance markets back to.
25:38
Speaker 5: The States and to the people who live within the states.
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Speaker 6: I think if we were turned back to mutual insurance companies,
25:44
Speaker 6: it will hold the CEOs of health insurance companies accountable
25:47
Speaker 6: for the decisions that they make.
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Speaker 5: And when the CEOs.
25:49
Speaker 6: Are accountable, they'll stop denying appropriate care for patients.
25:52
Speaker 5: And that's a huge in for patients.
25:54
Speaker 3: So you agree with President Trup that the money should
25:57
Speaker 3: go to the people, not to the health insurance panties.
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Speaker 1: How would this work exactly?
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Speaker 5: So I agree that Term's right.
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Speaker 6: The best way to fix our broken healthcare system is
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Speaker 6: to put money back in the hands of patients instead
26:09
Speaker 6: of in the giant insurance bureaucracies. When patients control their
26:13
Speaker 6: own insurance dollars, competition increases, waste disappears, and prices come down.
26:18
Speaker 6: A free market system that empowers individuals, rewards efficiency, and
26:22
Speaker 6: force insurers and providers to compete for patients, and that
26:25
Speaker 6: will always deliver better results than a system propped up
26:27
Speaker 6: by subsidies and mandates like Obamacare has been. Obamacare has
26:31
Speaker 6: been a tremendous failure for our countries. We can see
26:34
Speaker 6: prices have shot up and the quality of care has
26:36
Speaker 6: dramatically fallen under the country.
26:38
Speaker 5: It's tragedy.
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Speaker 3: You recently wrote a letter to President Trump offering a
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Speaker 3: solution to healthcare, and you named it trump Care.
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Speaker 1: Explain what your idea is. What is trump Care?
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Speaker 6: So the idea is that we promote the development of
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Speaker 6: mutual insurance companies and favor that over the current healthcare regime,
26:59
Speaker 6: which is publicly traded firms controlling healthcare. The reason is
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Speaker 6: that the CEOs of publicly traded health insurance companies have
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Speaker 6: only two incentives. The first is to charge as much
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Speaker 6: money as possible, and the second is to provide as
27:11
Speaker 6: little care as possible. If they do that, they maximize
27:14
Speaker 6: profits for the company, the evaluation of the shareholders and
27:18
Speaker 6: their bonuses.
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Speaker 5: But that's not in the best interests of patients.
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Speaker 6: In the nineteen eighties, when I had the best health
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Speaker 6: care in the world and it costs US less than
27:24
Speaker 6: half of what it costs US. Now all of health
27:26
Speaker 6: insurance is run by mutual insurance companies. Mutual insurance companies
27:29
Speaker 6: are owned by the patients, by the policyholders, and the
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Speaker 6: CEO in that instance still has to negotiate hard with
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Speaker 6: doctors and hospitals and pharmaceutic companies people like me. But
27:38
Speaker 6: there's no incentive for the company to deny appropriate care,
27:41
Speaker 6: because if the CEO denies appropriate care, the patients will
27:44
Speaker 6: fire them. So now the CEO is accountable to the
27:47
Speaker 6: patients and their goal at that point is to provide
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Speaker 6: the highest quality care for the lowest possible cost, which
27:52
Speaker 6: is exactly lined up with patients incentives. So you can
27:55
Speaker 6: reduce costs in the healthcare system, provide better care, and
27:59
Speaker 6: benefit everyone in the system, save one hundreds of millions
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Speaker 6: of dollars for every stay without raising a.
28:03
Speaker 5: Single dollar in taxes. I think it's the best solution
28:05
Speaker 5: for America.
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Speaker 3: So, hearing all of this, I assume you agree that
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Speaker 3: Obamacare has been a failure and a disaster and all
28:11
Speaker 3: its stunde is raised costs.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I've got I don't know.
28:13
Speaker 3: I've probably heard the story now maybe ten different people,
28:16
Speaker 3: including several really good friends of mine who are credible.
28:19
Speaker 3: I believe every word they say, and they just something
28:22
Speaker 3: was wrong with them, and so they went to the
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Speaker 3: emergency room in a local hospital in Las Vegas.
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Speaker 1: I've heard the story ten times now, ten different people.
28:29
Speaker 1: They went to an emergency room in Las Vegas.
28:31
Speaker 3: They spent a day or a day, you know, half
28:34
Speaker 3: of a day, having tests done, and then they were
28:36
Speaker 3: given a clean bill of health. You know, maybe it
28:38
Speaker 3: was a panic attack, maybe it's just one of those things.
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Speaker 1: We don't know what it is.
28:41
Speaker 3: We found nothing, no treatments, just tests, and they found nothing.
28:45
Speaker 3: And then three weeks later the bill comes one hundred
28:49
Speaker 3: thousand dollars for a day in an emergency room. Now,
28:52
Speaker 3: I don't think most people know this, doctor nag. If
28:55
Speaker 3: they knew it, nobody would ever go to an emergency room.
28:58
Speaker 3: Is everyone you see in that emerged room getting fifty
29:01
Speaker 3: six hundred thousand dollars bills? That's insanity. How is Obamacare
29:06
Speaker 3: lowered costs? It's dramatically exploded costs.
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Speaker 6: I think it's one of the best examples we have
29:13
Speaker 6: of how increases in government regulation have increased costs and
29:17
Speaker 6: reduced quality. When it was nineteen eighties, we had the
29:21
Speaker 6: best health care in the world and it cosses eight
29:23
Speaker 6: percent of.
29:24
Speaker 5: Gross domestic product.
29:25
Speaker 6: Today healthcare costs eighteen percent of gross domestic product and
29:27
Speaker 6: the worst health care in the developed country, and sixty
29:30
Speaker 6: percent of all American bankruptcies.
29:32
Speaker 5: Are due to excessive healthcare costs. If we go.
29:36
Speaker 6: Back to a system where the CEOs are responsible to
29:39
Speaker 6: the patients and can be held accountable.
29:41
Speaker 5: We will solve a lot of these problems.
29:42
Speaker 6: And the beautiful thing about mutual in trance companies is
29:45
Speaker 6: if they make a profit, they distribute the profit back
29:48
Speaker 6: to their shareholders, but the shareholders all the patients.
29:51
Speaker 5: So what you'll see happen is is the first year.
29:53
Speaker 6: They took in a lot of premiums and they paid
29:55
Speaker 6: them back at the end of it if they made
29:56
Speaker 6: a profit to the patients.
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Speaker 5: What you'll see the next years they reduce their premiums.
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Speaker 6: So you'll institute this system and you'll actually see premiums
30:03
Speaker 6: in this country go down and care improved. Right now,
30:06
Speaker 6: hundreds of millions of dollars are being siphoned out of
30:08
Speaker 6: every state going to Wall Street where they go to
30:11
Speaker 6: investors in China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the central banks of Europe.
30:14
Speaker 6: With this system, all of that money stays within the states.
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Speaker 6: The states retained control over healthcare within their states. Quality
30:20
Speaker 6: goes up and costs go down.
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Speaker 3: You know what, I just in line with everything you're saying.
30:26
Speaker 3: Everything you're saying makes a lot of sense. I had
30:28
Speaker 3: a great insurance policy in the eighties, the nineties, the
30:32
Speaker 3: early two thousands, I was paying By the early two thousands,
30:34
Speaker 3: I was paying five hundred a month for a family
30:37
Speaker 3: of six, husband, wife, four kids, family of six. Five
30:41
Speaker 3: hundred a month, and I had one thousand dollars aductible
30:43
Speaker 3: and everything above the thousand. They covered basically everything. And
30:46
Speaker 3: they were great to me. I mean they were wonderful.
30:48
Speaker 3: And then Obamacare passed and they immediately canceled me. And
30:52
Speaker 3: they said another letter saying, so it's not me as
30:55
Speaker 3: a conservative making it up. The letter said, because of Obamacare,
30:59
Speaker 3: your policy is canceled. Then they sent a new letter
31:02
Speaker 3: and said, here's your new policy, if you want it.
31:04
Speaker 3: Choose if you want it or not. And instead of
31:06
Speaker 3: five hundred a month, it's fifteen hundred a month, and
31:09
Speaker 3: I had no choice.
31:10
Speaker 1: I took it.
31:11
Speaker 3: And then six months later they said your new policy
31:13
Speaker 3: is two thousand a month.
31:15
Speaker 1: Take it or leave it. So I went from five.
31:17
Speaker 3: Hundred a month to two thousand a month with a
31:19
Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars aductible instead of a one thousand dollars deductible.
31:23
Speaker 3: And every bill was suddenly on me instead of every
31:26
Speaker 3: bill being on them.
31:27
Speaker 1: I don't understand. We all got ripped off this is fraud.
31:32
Speaker 6: When the government takes sober a system, the gigantic corporations
31:36
Speaker 6: find that it's more profitable to spend money on lobbying.
31:40
Speaker 6: So what three hundred million dollars were spent by the
31:42
Speaker 6: health insurance companies over the last two years to gain
31:44
Speaker 6: the laws in their favor, and when instead of that purpose,
31:48
Speaker 6: three hundred million dollars could have been spent on finding
31:50
Speaker 6: new cures, on delivering better care, fixing our health and systems,
31:53
Speaker 6: fixing our hospitals and our healthcare infrastructure. It's a huge
31:57
Speaker 6: waste of money when the government takes over industry.
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Speaker 3: And don't forget there's millions and millions, if not tens
32:03
Speaker 3: of millions of illegal aliens who all need the same
32:06
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Speaker 1: There aren't any more doctors.
32:09
Speaker 3: There aren't any new hospitals, the same number of doctors,
32:12
Speaker 3: same number of hospitals. But Biden led in twenty five
32:14
Speaker 3: million illegals. That drives up costs?
32:17
Speaker 1: Does it? That puts people in line who want something.
32:19
Speaker 3: Therefore there's less doctors to treat everybody, so you have
32:23
Speaker 3: to wait in a long line and prices go up.
32:26
Speaker 3: Is that not a driver of prices? When more people
32:29
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Speaker 5: That's absolutely true.
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32:36
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32:38
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32:41
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32:44
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32:47
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Speaker 5: Rest of us have to subsidize that in our taxes.
32:53
Speaker 6: Right, it's not fair to people who live here, and
32:54
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Speaker 3: in reality, if you told them I'll end your misery
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Speaker 3: in two to three years, they probably would not vote
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Speaker 3: a fore you Well, Kamala was lying and saying I
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Speaker 3: can end it in five minute. You have to say
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Speaker 3: the same thing. So you know he was goaded, as
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Speaker 3: all politicians are, into saying the right things to get elected.
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Speaker 3: Those right things are impossible to do and he can't
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Speaker 3: admit that, and so that leaves him where he is now.
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Speaker 3: That everyone thought he gave us a magician who could
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Speaker 3: make things turn around in five minutes, there is no
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Speaker 3: such thing.
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Speaker 1: Number Two, he's not good at explaining inflation. I don't
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Speaker 1: know why. He's pretty good at everything else, but inflation.
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Speaker 3: He's not good at the way to explain it is
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Speaker 3: he has killed inflation. But that doesn't mean your prices
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Speaker 3: go down. It means they're not gonna go up anymore.
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Speaker 3: It means the ten dollars that you spend on a
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Speaker 3: widget won't go to twelve and fifteen over the next
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Speaker 3: four years. It's gonna stay at ten. But you used
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Speaker 3: to pay five for it, so you say tens too much.
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Speaker 3: Trump's done nothing. The inflation is raging, it's not raging.
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Speaker 3: Inflation's dead.
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Speaker 1: Trump has killed it.
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Speaker 3: Literally, it was a great inflation report out today, fantastic news.
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Speaker 1: There is no inflation. Nothing is going up more.
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Speaker 3: But everything that went up for four years under Biden
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Speaker 3: is way high already. And Trump can't wave a wand
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Speaker 3: and make it go down.
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Speaker 1: And he doesn't tell you that.
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Speaker 3: So if you're mad that you're paying ten dollars for
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Speaker 3: a fast food hamburger, too bad. It's gonna stay at
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Speaker 3: ten dollars. Just be glad it's not go to fifteen
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Speaker 3: or twenty. I wish he'd explain that. Maybe he himself
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Speaker 3: doesn't get it because he's so rich that he doesn't
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Speaker 3: worry about ten dollars in a hamburger, so he doesn't
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Speaker 3: understand that people are suffering because everything is so high
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Speaker 3: under Biden, and he can't lower those prices in a
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Speaker 3: New York minute. He can only get to the inflationary
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Speaker 3: cycle and say I'm gonna stop the increase in the prices.
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Speaker 3: But he can't reverse the price unless we have a
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Speaker 3: won a great depression. If you want the stock market
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Speaker 3: Hamburger will go back to five dollars, but nobody will
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Speaker 1: So that won't work out too well either, now, will it.
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Speaker 3: Trump's trying to make the economy grow so that you
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Speaker 3: We're set to have a boom next year, a boom,
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Speaker 3: So Trump has done a very good job for only
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Speaker 3: eleven months in office. What do you people want? Do
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Speaker 1: That's how you get elected.
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