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Speaker 1: KRC the talk.
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Speaker 2: Station 730 here 55 KRC the talk station coming up after top of the hour news inside scoop with Breitbart News London Bureau Chief Oliver Lane on Marxist all over Europe behind these protests over there Daniel Davis deep dive on Iran and right now we hear from Tom Zawistowski you can find him online at we the people convention dot org you should do that then listen what he has to say on his weekly podcast it's a wide ranging bunch of topics including what's really behind the riots in France good Good to hear from you, Tom Zawistowski.
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Speaker 1: Great to be with you, Brian. And boy, a week left to go and lots to be done. Because as you know, on our side, election day is the whole game, right? I mean, I know there's good turnout for the early voting. And interestingly, in-person voting is already greater than it was in 2022. So people are showing up early. But for us, the game is on election day, and so you and I and everybody else has to keep talking to people about making a plan to vote on that day, because that's when it's going to be decided.
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Speaker 2: What do you make of this capitulation by all the Republicans and this Amy Acton ad nonsense? I mean, I see more and more people, including, and I have, listen, everybody in my listening audience knows how I feel about Governor Mike DeWine, but he seems to have been, he's almost campaigning for Amy Acton since the outset, but So we can just sort of throw him aside because it's something we come to expect from DeWine. But what of all the other Republicans that you think that they would come out a little bit more strongly in favor of Ramaswamy? I personally don't find the ad that offensive, most notably since they have been launching and preceded his ad with all kinds of vile lies about Ramaswamy. But when you get the Wall Street Journal op-ed opinion piece saying that this is dequalifying, Ramaswamy should be dequalified from even running for governor, I mean, what is wrong? I mean, it's just become unglued or delusional. This is all about, what, sympathy for Amy Acton because of what might happen to her when she was a child? That has nothing to do with her qualifications for governor. Tom, what's your take on all this?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, on my podcast, I actually read President Trump's response because I thought it was right on the money, what he posted on Truth Social about the ad and basically saying that If the Democrats had, if my mother, his mother, Trump's mother had said something bad about him, that the left would have run those ads forever and the media would have celebrated and it would have been the ad of the century. But because Vivek Ramaswamy runs the ad, oh, it's insensitive and all that. It's total nonsense. It's propaganda. And the sad part is Robert Sprague called me and we were talking about it. And he said, Tom- My problem with the ad was that it brought the East and West Coast Democrats into Ohio. Until that ad ran, they were pretty much out of it. And this was kind of running its course here. But like Amy Acton got a million dollar donation like that day from some lefty in New York or whatever. And then it became, you know, this whole media thing, which did what? Distorted the ad. Yeah. The ad wasn't about the fact that, you know, Amy Acton had been sexually abused when she was 12 or whatever. The ad was about she's a liar. And the proof is there that she's a liar. But they stole the narrative and ran away with it. And so, you know, this is what's wrong. I mean, a friend of mine said this, and Brian, I think you'll agree 100%. Boy, we have actually developed the worst possible way to elect people to rule over us and spend trillions of our dollars that you could ever devise. The whole system is just completely broke because we're not having debates. Who in your audience can name what Amy Acton would actually do as governor? She's got catchphrases. Oh, we're going to lower costs. No way of saying how. You can't find that on her website. Whereas Vivek Ramaswamy has actual plans that you can read. But there's no talk about that. There's hundreds of million dollars of ads that are all total lies. This is a real problem. And I hope after this election, we can all work together to do something to fix this. But in the meantime... Your listeners have to figure out what's smoke and mirrors and what's fact. And the smoke and mirrors is, oh, this is a totally insensitive ad. No, it's a totally effective ad. And let me share one thing with your audience that I think is interesting. A friend of mine was talking to me about, he was in Cleveland, talking to leaders in the black community. And he said, you know what, Tom, this Acton ad is really having an impact in the black community because in the black community, if mama says you're a liar, people believe mama. And he said, this is going to move some votes in the black community away from Amy Acton. So what's the outcome of this net net? I think it's a wash at worst. And I think we still have to just, you know, come out, turn out and vote for every Republican on the ticket on election day.
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Speaker 2: We'll talk more with Tom Zawistowski, wethepeopleconvention.org, after these brief words, starting with Gregory Lester.
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Speaker 1: 5KRC, the talk station.
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Speaker 2: 739 at 55KRC, the talk station. Brian Thomas with wethepeopleconvention.org. Tom Zawistowski, good for the news. You know, you mentioned all this money from the four corners of the United States came flowing into the election after this ad, ridiculous thing. dropped and became the topic of conversation, ignoring the issues in what is, you know, being governor of a state of Ohio, what that involves. Now it's all this emotional plea and, oh my God, how could you ever do that? Bringing in national money. I was getting ready to say something about, well, all elections are kind of national these days, Tom, with the internet connecting everyone, but they're also happen to be global anymore. We're getting more and more reports about foreign money flowing into elections of all types being, you know, laundered through various other political action committees. So it's not shocking to me that this drew money from the four corners of the globe. But then again, I imagine it was already drawing money from the four corners of the globe because it's an important race and it's been really close the entire time, Tom.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, you're touching on a very important point. And that is, I tell all of our listeners that, you know, you're not just voting for yourself and for America. This is a global election. This is for us to defend Western civilization and Again, I will say, go to We The People convention and watch the Marco Rubio video from Athens about defending Western civilization. That's what's at stake here. And what you see in Europe and France, and now they're trying to spread it to Belgium and Spain and all that stuff, is basically a communist revolution. That's what it is. And what your listeners need to get ready for is that they've already got plans in place to try to put Donald Trump in a trap. If we win the election big, which I think we're going to do, they're going to claim that we stole it. See, all the polls said we were leading, and how could it be so different in the election? Well, probably because the polls are fake, and I know you've covered that, okay? So they're going to try to riot then, right? But if they win, they're going to try to riot even if they win to try to force Donald Trump's impeachment. It's coming. Violence is coming because they're out of cards. They only have violence left.
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Speaker 2: Well, there's no question in my mind that you're probably on the right path on that. I did read this Chuck DeVore analysis. The DSA's plan to incite nationwide violence ahead of the 2028 election, citing pretty much the same sort of concept. But the United Kingdom's announcement that they need to be ready for war within a thousand days because of all of these external threats to the grid, the infrastructure, they're warning their citizens. to be prepared for what they say is probably going to be inevitable. You know it's the same thing here, Tom. We're already told to keep at least three days' worth of food and supplies in the house for the contingency for the emergency. I think it's going to be a lot longer. But then the U.S. military. Doomsday.
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Speaker 1: U.S.
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Speaker 2: Military planning to survive 90 days without power. It's called Fortress. It's a new program they're designing to, well, at least allow electricity to continue to flow to our military installations. So they're preparing. This is obviously designed to deal with that kind of challenge. And are we strong enough as a society to, well, go without electricity for an extended period of.
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Speaker 1: Time, Tom?
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Speaker 2: Maybe that'll be the beginning of the downfall. The revolution will begin when the lights go out, Tom.
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Speaker 1: Well, see, you're touching on an important thing. Are we strong enough to survive is one question. My question is, are we strong enough to fight? Are we strong enough to fight these forces? As you see in France, Marcon's weak. He's a loser, right, as Trump would say. And so they let this get out of hand, and now they're trying to crack down. I think President Trump learned from, you know, 2020 or 2016. I think he learned from the BLM, you know, burned down the cities, and they said, oh, stay out of this. You know, that's not a federal thing. He should have interceded. He didn't. I think he learned from that. I think you're going to see really fast action by the president if they start to act up. My question to your listeners are, Are you willing to support that? Or are you going to melt because some activist throws himself in front of an ICE vehicle in Minneapolis and, oh, isn't that a tragedy? And let's stop enforcing immigration law. Because that's what they're going to do. They want to kill their supporters to get you to go against the president. The question I have is not are we tough enough to survive the 90 days. Are we tough enough to fight the people who want to destroy our nation? Because that's the real question.
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Speaker 2: Well, the article, the divorce point is that the violence in the street will lead Trump to overreact and invoke the Insurrection Act, which will serve their narrative that he's a fascist dictator. You know, I mean, it could be worse. I mean, the real frightening thing for me is the declaration of martial law. You know, where habeas corpus is suspended and due process and the like is pretty much suspended. That would be the most draconian thing you could possibly do. But they want him to do something like that, that sort of overreaction.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I guess I'm on the other side. I don't call that an overreaction. I call that an appropriate reaction. I want him to use the full force of our government to destroy these people in our country who just say it out loud. Our goal is to overthrow the government. What more do you want? So what, Brian, do you want to just let them burn down these cities and kill cops and stuff? Or do you want to stop them? I want to stop.
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Speaker 2: Well, if we don't have Governor Amy Acton, I wouldn't mind, you know, short of sharing the laboring war on that, our local police force with the help and assistance of the National Guard, which they, of course, would invite in a state that was maybe Governor Ramaswamy, right? He wouldn't resist that concept. We're not blue states. If you see blue states, they refuse to allow the National Guard to come in to help protect their own citizens and the places burned to the ground. I mean, oh, sorry.
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Speaker 1: What happened in 16? What happened with DeWine in 16? Look at downtown Columbus. I know. They burned down downtown Columbus, and we didn't send National Guard in, and it's still a shithole, okay? Hey, hey, hey, hey. All right, all right. Hold on.
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Speaker 2: I got to hit the dump button, Tom. You're not allowed to curse on the morning show.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Anyway, my point is we did it wrong in 16. We need to do it right this time. And if we do it right, we will finally bring to an end this threat to our republic that's real. It's real.
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Speaker 2: Oh, there's no arguing that. Got you so angry and frustrated you cursed on the morning show, Tom. Well, I just go back to the Korean shop owners and the L.A. riots back in the early 90s.
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Speaker 1: Okay? I'm prepared.
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Speaker 2: The people in France don't have that ability to be prepared that way, Tom. Which side of a shooting war do you want to be on? The commie side or the conservative pro-American side?
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Speaker 1: Well, so that's the whole point, right? They can't win unless we don't fight. I know.
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 1: It's real simple. They have nothing. So why do we keep... stepping back oh well it's mostly a peaceful protest and why do we keep letting media outlets which aren't media outlets that are propaganda outlets stoking this and and fighting and giving them a voice about taking down america when do we stop letting the enemy within eat our lunch.
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Speaker 2: That's my question yeah that's a tough word to hoe because we do a free speech in this country and i have a political mindset that i articulate on the morning show and Of course, the mainstream media has an obviously left-wing political bias. It's what we as a public choose to consume, Tom, and how are you going to right that ship? If people don't pay attention to what they do, and I saw that article the other day, 60% of Americans get their news from four sites, news dump sites that are very, very liberal, Yahoo, Google, MS Now, and what was the other, Amazon or something?
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Speaker 1: I can't remember. Apple, maybe.
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Speaker 2: The vast majority of people don't pay attention, and they're swayed by this nonsensical argument. We need to right the ship ourselves, fix the person staring at you in the mirror and start paying closer attention. But we don't have to worry about violence and insurrection becoming Korean shop owners because we're not there yet. We can vote, right? We can go next week and see that this never happens, Tom. That is the point.
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Speaker 1: I know it is.
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Speaker 2: That's why I wanted to double down on it before we part company this morning, Tom, because I'm with you all day long. People need to vote. And if they want to run out in the streets.
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Speaker 1: It's in our control, Brian. If we do what I think we're going to do, which all the Trump supporters who normally don't vote in off-year elections show up, we're going to win big. And they're going to have a real hard time making the case that it was stolen because the margin is going to be so large. It'll be clear that we won. Let's win. Let's win next Tuesday. Amen.
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Speaker 2: Tom Z.
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Speaker 1: Next Tuesday. TikTok. One week.
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Speaker 2: WeThePeopleConvention.org. Follow him. Bookmark the website, and you'll get what Tom talks about every day of the week, but also his weekly podcast, Well Worth Listen. Tom, next week, man.
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Speaker 1: All right. Let's win it.
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Speaker 2: Hang in there, brother. 748, 749, 55KRC, The Talk Station. American-made veterans.
Speaker 1: KRC the talk.
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Speaker 2: Station 730 here 55 KRC the talk station coming up after top of the hour news inside scoop with Breitbart News London Bureau Chief Oliver Lane on Marxist all over Europe behind these protests over there Daniel Davis deep dive on Iran and right now we hear from Tom Zawistowski you can find him online at we the people convention dot org you should do that then listen what he has to say on his weekly podcast it's a wide ranging bunch of topics including what's really behind the riots in France good Good to hear from you, Tom Zawistowski.
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Speaker 1: Great to be with you, Brian. And boy, a week left to go and lots to be done. Because as you know, on our side, election day is the whole game, right? I mean, I know there's good turnout for the early voting. And interestingly, in-person voting is already greater than it was in 2022. So people are showing up early. But for us, the game is on election day, and so you and I and everybody else has to keep talking to people about making a plan to vote on that day, because that's when it's going to be decided.
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Speaker 2: What do you make of this capitulation by all the Republicans and this Amy Acton ad nonsense? I mean, I see more and more people, including, and I have, listen, everybody in my listening audience knows how I feel about Governor Mike DeWine, but he seems to have been, he's almost campaigning for Amy Acton since the outset, but So we can just sort of throw him aside because it's something we come to expect from DeWine. But what of all the other Republicans that you think that they would come out a little bit more strongly in favor of Ramaswamy? I personally don't find the ad that offensive, most notably since they have been launching and preceded his ad with all kinds of vile lies about Ramaswamy. But when you get the Wall Street Journal op-ed opinion piece saying that this is dequalifying, Ramaswamy should be dequalified from even running for governor, I mean, what is wrong? I mean, it's just become unglued or delusional. This is all about, what, sympathy for Amy Acton because of what might happen to her when she was a child? That has nothing to do with her qualifications for governor. Tom, what's your take on all this?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, on my podcast, I actually read President Trump's response because I thought it was right on the money, what he posted on Truth Social about the ad and basically saying that If the Democrats had, if my mother, his mother, Trump's mother had said something bad about him, that the left would have run those ads forever and the media would have celebrated and it would have been the ad of the century. But because Vivek Ramaswamy runs the ad, oh, it's insensitive and all that. It's total nonsense. It's propaganda. And the sad part is Robert Sprague called me and we were talking about it. And he said, Tom- My problem with the ad was that it brought the East and West Coast Democrats into Ohio. Until that ad ran, they were pretty much out of it. And this was kind of running its course here. But like Amy Acton got a million dollar donation like that day from some lefty in New York or whatever. And then it became, you know, this whole media thing, which did what? Distorted the ad. Yeah. The ad wasn't about the fact that, you know, Amy Acton had been sexually abused when she was 12 or whatever. The ad was about she's a liar. And the proof is there that she's a liar. But they stole the narrative and ran away with it. And so, you know, this is what's wrong. I mean, a friend of mine said this, and Brian, I think you'll agree 100%. Boy, we have actually developed the worst possible way to elect people to rule over us and spend trillions of our dollars that you could ever devise. The whole system is just completely broke because we're not having debates. Who in your audience can name what Amy Acton would actually do as governor? She's got catchphrases. Oh, we're going to lower costs. No way of saying how. You can't find that on her website. Whereas Vivek Ramaswamy has actual plans that you can read. But there's no talk about that. There's hundreds of million dollars of ads that are all total lies. This is a real problem. And I hope after this election, we can all work together to do something to fix this. But in the meantime... Your listeners have to figure out what's smoke and mirrors and what's fact. And the smoke and mirrors is, oh, this is a totally insensitive ad. No, it's a totally effective ad. And let me share one thing with your audience that I think is interesting. A friend of mine was talking to me about, he was in Cleveland, talking to leaders in the black community. And he said, you know what, Tom, this Acton ad is really having an impact in the black community because in the black community, if mama says you're a liar, people believe mama. And he said, this is going to move some votes in the black community away from Amy Acton. So what's the outcome of this net net? I think it's a wash at worst. And I think we still have to just, you know, come out, turn out and vote for every Republican on the ticket on election day.
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Speaker 2: We'll talk more with Tom Zawistowski, wethepeopleconvention.org, after these brief words, starting with Gregory Lester.
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Speaker 1: 5KRC, the talk station.
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Speaker 2: 739 at 55KRC, the talk station. Brian Thomas with wethepeopleconvention.org. Tom Zawistowski, good for the news. You know, you mentioned all this money from the four corners of the United States came flowing into the election after this ad, ridiculous thing. dropped and became the topic of conversation, ignoring the issues in what is, you know, being governor of a state of Ohio, what that involves. Now it's all this emotional plea and, oh my God, how could you ever do that? Bringing in national money. I was getting ready to say something about, well, all elections are kind of national these days, Tom, with the internet connecting everyone, but they're also happen to be global anymore. We're getting more and more reports about foreign money flowing into elections of all types being, you know, laundered through various other political action committees. So it's not shocking to me that this drew money from the four corners of the globe. But then again, I imagine it was already drawing money from the four corners of the globe because it's an important race and it's been really close the entire time, Tom.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, you're touching on a very important point. And that is, I tell all of our listeners that, you know, you're not just voting for yourself and for America. This is a global election. This is for us to defend Western civilization and Again, I will say, go to We The People convention and watch the Marco Rubio video from Athens about defending Western civilization. That's what's at stake here. And what you see in Europe and France, and now they're trying to spread it to Belgium and Spain and all that stuff, is basically a communist revolution. That's what it is. And what your listeners need to get ready for is that they've already got plans in place to try to put Donald Trump in a trap. If we win the election big, which I think we're going to do, they're going to claim that we stole it. See, all the polls said we were leading, and how could it be so different in the election? Well, probably because the polls are fake, and I know you've covered that, okay? So they're going to try to riot then, right? But if they win, they're going to try to riot even if they win to try to force Donald Trump's impeachment. It's coming. Violence is coming because they're out of cards. They only have violence left.
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Speaker 2: Well, there's no question in my mind that you're probably on the right path on that. I did read this Chuck DeVore analysis. The DSA's plan to incite nationwide violence ahead of the 2028 election, citing pretty much the same sort of concept. But the United Kingdom's announcement that they need to be ready for war within a thousand days because of all of these external threats to the grid, the infrastructure, they're warning their citizens. to be prepared for what they say is probably going to be inevitable. You know it's the same thing here, Tom. We're already told to keep at least three days' worth of food and supplies in the house for the contingency for the emergency. I think it's going to be a lot longer. But then the U.S. military. Doomsday.
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Speaker 1: U.S.
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Speaker 2: Military planning to survive 90 days without power. It's called Fortress. It's a new program they're designing to, well, at least allow electricity to continue to flow to our military installations. So they're preparing. This is obviously designed to deal with that kind of challenge. And are we strong enough as a society to, well, go without electricity for an extended period of.
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Speaker 1: Time, Tom?
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Speaker 2: Maybe that'll be the beginning of the downfall. The revolution will begin when the lights go out, Tom.
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Speaker 1: Well, see, you're touching on an important thing. Are we strong enough to survive is one question. My question is, are we strong enough to fight? Are we strong enough to fight these forces? As you see in France, Marcon's weak. He's a loser, right, as Trump would say. And so they let this get out of hand, and now they're trying to crack down. I think President Trump learned from, you know, 2020 or 2016. I think he learned from the BLM, you know, burned down the cities, and they said, oh, stay out of this. You know, that's not a federal thing. He should have interceded. He didn't. I think he learned from that. I think you're going to see really fast action by the president if they start to act up. My question to your listeners are, Are you willing to support that? Or are you going to melt because some activist throws himself in front of an ICE vehicle in Minneapolis and, oh, isn't that a tragedy? And let's stop enforcing immigration law. Because that's what they're going to do. They want to kill their supporters to get you to go against the president. The question I have is not are we tough enough to survive the 90 days. Are we tough enough to fight the people who want to destroy our nation? Because that's the real question.
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Speaker 2: Well, the article, the divorce point is that the violence in the street will lead Trump to overreact and invoke the Insurrection Act, which will serve their narrative that he's a fascist dictator. You know, I mean, it could be worse. I mean, the real frightening thing for me is the declaration of martial law. You know, where habeas corpus is suspended and due process and the like is pretty much suspended. That would be the most draconian thing you could possibly do. But they want him to do something like that, that sort of overreaction.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I guess I'm on the other side. I don't call that an overreaction. I call that an appropriate reaction. I want him to use the full force of our government to destroy these people in our country who just say it out loud. Our goal is to overthrow the government. What more do you want? So what, Brian, do you want to just let them burn down these cities and kill cops and stuff? Or do you want to stop them? I want to stop.
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Speaker 2: Well, if we don't have Governor Amy Acton, I wouldn't mind, you know, short of sharing the laboring war on that, our local police force with the help and assistance of the National Guard, which they, of course, would invite in a state that was maybe Governor Ramaswamy, right? He wouldn't resist that concept. We're not blue states. If you see blue states, they refuse to allow the National Guard to come in to help protect their own citizens and the places burned to the ground. I mean, oh, sorry.
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Speaker 1: What happened in 16? What happened with DeWine in 16? Look at downtown Columbus. I know. They burned down downtown Columbus, and we didn't send National Guard in, and it's still a shithole, okay? Hey, hey, hey, hey. All right, all right. Hold on.
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Speaker 2: I got to hit the dump button, Tom. You're not allowed to curse on the morning show.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Anyway, my point is we did it wrong in 16. We need to do it right this time. And if we do it right, we will finally bring to an end this threat to our republic that's real. It's real.
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Speaker 2: Oh, there's no arguing that. Got you so angry and frustrated you cursed on the morning show, Tom. Well, I just go back to the Korean shop owners and the L.A. riots back in the early 90s.
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Speaker 1: Okay? I'm prepared.
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Speaker 2: The people in France don't have that ability to be prepared that way, Tom. Which side of a shooting war do you want to be on? The commie side or the conservative pro-American side?
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Speaker 1: Well, so that's the whole point, right? They can't win unless we don't fight. I know.
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 1: It's real simple. They have nothing. So why do we keep... stepping back oh well it's mostly a peaceful protest and why do we keep letting media outlets which aren't media outlets that are propaganda outlets stoking this and and fighting and giving them a voice about taking down america when do we stop letting the enemy within eat our lunch.
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Speaker 2: That's my question yeah that's a tough word to hoe because we do a free speech in this country and i have a political mindset that i articulate on the morning show and Of course, the mainstream media has an obviously left-wing political bias. It's what we as a public choose to consume, Tom, and how are you going to right that ship? If people don't pay attention to what they do, and I saw that article the other day, 60% of Americans get their news from four sites, news dump sites that are very, very liberal, Yahoo, Google, MS Now, and what was the other, Amazon or something?
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Speaker 1: I can't remember. Apple, maybe.
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Speaker 2: The vast majority of people don't pay attention, and they're swayed by this nonsensical argument. We need to right the ship ourselves, fix the person staring at you in the mirror and start paying closer attention. But we don't have to worry about violence and insurrection becoming Korean shop owners because we're not there yet. We can vote, right? We can go next week and see that this never happens, Tom. That is the point.
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Speaker 1: I know it is.
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Speaker 2: That's why I wanted to double down on it before we part company this morning, Tom, because I'm with you all day long. People need to vote. And if they want to run out in the streets.
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Speaker 1: It's in our control, Brian. If we do what I think we're going to do, which all the Trump supporters who normally don't vote in off-year elections show up, we're going to win big. And they're going to have a real hard time making the case that it was stolen because the margin is going to be so large. It'll be clear that we won. Let's win. Let's win next Tuesday. Amen.
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Speaker 2: Tom Z.
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Speaker 1: Next Tuesday. TikTok. One week.
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Speaker 2: WeThePeopleConvention.org. Follow him. Bookmark the website, and you'll get what Tom talks about every day of the week, but also his weekly podcast, Well Worth Listen. Tom, next week, man.
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Speaker 1: All right. Let's win it.
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Speaker 2: Hang in there, brother. 748, 749, 55KRC, The Talk Station. American-made veterans.
