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00:01:14.940 Hello, everybody. I'm Lou Dobbs. Welcome to The Great America Show. Thank you for being

00:01:22.260 with us. Here we are, the primary season underway, the first in the nation primary. Today, the

00:01:28.540 New Hampshire primary. It's Donald Trump versus tricky Nikki Haley. In a new poll released by

00:01:34.140 Insider Advantage this week, DeSantis dropped out of the race and President Trump is top 60%

00:01:40.700 in this primary. That's what you would call huge. It's not just in New Hampshire. You could go down

00:01:47.040 the board of the primary states. President Trump is dominating. President Trump says the optimism for

00:01:52.960 his return is in part because Joe Biden has been so bad for America. I think that right now we have

00:02:00.640 the highest level of enthusiasm that anybody's ever seen ever. And the reason, the reason is they are so

00:02:12.360 bad. They are destroying our country. We have the worst president in the history of our country and

00:02:19.500 he's destroying, he is destroying our country. So the Trump train is rolling. Disappointing news

00:02:26.300 though. Actually, it's outrageous news out of the Supreme Court this week. In a 5-4 decision,

00:02:32.200 the Supreme Court siding with the Biden regime allowing Border Patrol agents to remove razor wire

00:02:38.280 that last year was installed by the state government. And in a 5-4 decision, John Roberts and Amy Coney

00:02:45.680 Barrett voted with the liberal justices. Justices Coney Barrett and Roberts are massive disappointments,

00:02:52.280 of course. And I'm beginning to think both Barrett and Roberts are severely compromised. Whether

00:02:58.380 they're being blackmailed or have been intimidated into submission to the Marxist left, something is

00:03:04.160 going on in that court. It's worth noting that Roberts and Barrett each have two adopted foreign-born

00:03:10.820 children. Roberts' children born in Ireland, Barrett's two were born in Haiti. Perhaps it's as simple as

00:03:17.760 these two justices have a soft spot for the plight of foreign-born children. But the vast majority of

00:03:24.440 illegals coming into this country illegally are military-age males. Not children, not women, but 0.98

00:03:31.740 military-age men. And why is that? Well, there's no sense speculating, but we understand the potential.

00:03:39.740 Maybe Texas should do what the Biden regime does, just ignore the Supreme Court ruling like Biden did with

00:03:46.360 the court's affirmative action ruling. And they're ruling against Biden's student loan forgiveness

00:03:51.780 program. He just simply ignored them, defied the court. Maybe Texas should do that. What do you think?

00:03:58.960 And a new bombshell report out this week alleging that just days before the Republicans took back

00:04:04.120 control of the House in 2022, over 100 encrypted files relating to the January 6th sham committee

00:04:12.620 were mysteriously deleted. Deleted, mind you. A digital forensic team brought in by the House

00:04:20.280 Administration Subcommittee on Oversight discovered that the data deletion occurred on January 1st of

00:04:27.780 2023. Congressman Barry Loudermilk, who's in charge of the panel, says there were multiple transcribed

00:04:35.240 interviews that were not archived in the data that were related to former White House and DHS

00:04:41.100 officials. Now, I wonder why Liz Cheney and the gang would have hidden things like that. 1.00

00:04:47.760 Loudermilk has written to the White House Counsel's Office, the Department of Homeland Security,

00:04:52.420 demanding the unedited and unredacted transcripts of the testimony, demanding that both the White House

00:04:59.740 and Homeland Security comply with that demand by tomorrow. Our guest is author and Republican

00:05:07.180 strategist Roger Stone. He's also the host of the Roger Stone Show on WABC Radio and host of the

00:05:14.760 Stone's Zone on Frank's Speech. Roger, great to have you with us. This is a beautiful thing,

00:05:20.240 watching the president facing the third place finisher in the Iowa caucuses today in New Hampshire.

00:05:27.000 Your thoughts?

00:05:27.720 Well, first of all, Governor Ron DeSantis, I think, gave in to the inevitable. Despite squeezing out

00:05:35.080 a distant second place finish in Iowa, he had receded to less than 5 percent of the vote in New

00:05:41.840 Hampshire. Looking back at it retrospectively, his candidacy never had a rationale. It was always,

00:05:48.960 I'm standing by equipment. If Trump, as I think he hoped, is eliminated either for some legal reason or

00:05:56.580 for some health reason or some other reason, maybe this will all drop into my lap. And that's not a

00:06:02.860 good reason to run for president. Donald Trump is more vital than I've ever seen him. I mean,

00:06:08.720 he's energized. He's always been a guy who liked a good fight. He's a brawler by nature. He's his best

00:06:15.560 under pressure. He's lost some weight. He looks great. His schedule, you know, having to continue to

00:06:22.800 loop back to New York for these various harassment court proceedings, a 26-year-old would be exhausted. 0.80

00:06:30.020 But he's standing up to it extraordinarily well. And DeSantis, I thought he looked better in his

00:06:38.820 withdrawal than he looked in months. He looked like a man who was relieved, to tell you the truth.

00:06:45.000 His endorsement of Trump was somewhat grudging, but at least he did it. He's got a lot of repair work to

00:06:52.200 do in Florida. Lou, I must tell you, he's hurt his standing. His approval ratings, job approval

00:06:58.560 ratings now below 50%, which is extraordinary for a guy who only a year ago won a massive

00:07:05.300 re-election victory. But I think his votes, to the extent that they existed in New Hampshire,

00:07:13.160 and he was down to 5%, the polling shows they kind of split down the middle. President Trump gets

00:07:19.280 half of them. Nicky Haley gets half of them. That means half of his voters were convinced that he

00:07:24.300 was an America First Republican. The other half saw through him and thought perhaps he had too much

00:07:30.180 flirtation with the establishment rhino wing of the party. He ends up, I think, not really impacting the

00:07:38.240 race. But now we finally have what we needed, a race between the real America First candidate,

00:07:44.960 a non-interventionist, the peace candidate, in my opinion. One can bring an end to the two

00:07:52.560 global conflicts we have in the Middle East and between Russia and Ukraine. And the neocon

00:08:01.580 candidate, the candidate of the Bush-Cheney wing of the party, whose foreign policy really, sadly,

00:08:09.140 is indistinguishable from that of Joe Biden. So we're going to have a classic contest. The contrast

00:08:16.600 could not be more different. And I think President Trump is headed towards a massive victory,

00:08:24.380 a 60-plus victory in New Hampshire, you know, tomorrow.

00:08:29.620 And to support that, CNN is saying that the margin looks more like 10 percent than 60 percent. So I'll

00:08:38.480 go with your prediction.

00:08:41.680 Well, look, polling is always dynamic. It changes. But the most recent polling that I saw that I have

00:08:49.940 confidence in shows him finishing around 67 percent of O. That would put Nicky Haley in the 30s.

00:08:56.080 I don't want to set expectations too high. Anything over 50 percent is victory. I think he's going to

00:09:02.840 do better than that. And then presumably, assuming Nicky Haley stays in the race, we move to South

00:09:11.260 Carolina. I think it was very, very effective for the Trump campaign to get Governor Henry McMaster of

00:09:18.020 South Carolina, also that state's lieutenant governor, a number of the members of his cabinet,

00:09:23.180 a number of South Carolina state legislatures to come to New Hampshire, a tax-sensitive state,

00:09:31.520 and tell people the story of Nicky Haley and her role in raising gas taxes in South Carolina.

00:09:38.960 I think it was extremely effective, also very effective to have Senator Tim Scott, who represents

00:09:45.300 South Carolina, endorsed Donald Trump in a great revivalist-type style, was a great video,

00:09:54.240 was a great endorsement. So the people who know Nicky Haley best are supporting Donald Trump.

00:09:59.660 I think that tells us a lot.

00:10:02.120 No doubt about it. Next up, as you say, South Carolina, the president has a 30-point lead in

00:10:09.720 the last polling I looked at. And the issue of the day seems to be, who will he choose as vice

00:10:18.080 president? I mean, to think we're having this conversation before February. February is a

00:10:25.480 little early. January is ridiculous. But there it is. Your thoughts about who he should, in your 0.95

00:10:32.420 judgment, choose as vice president? Well, Lou, former President Richard Nixon once told me

00:10:39.160 that in looking for a vice president, don't look for someone who can help you because there is no

00:10:45.160 one who can help you. Look for someone who does not hurt you, which is interesting because the two

00:10:51.980 choices he made in 1960 were roundly criticized. Henry Cabot Lodge, who I think gets a bum rap,

00:10:58.800 actually. Great new book called The Last Brahmin by Luke Nictor. Lodge's efforts on behalf of that

00:11:06.380 ticket were far more vigorous than he was blamed for. But then, of course, the choice of Spiro Agnew.

00:11:15.060 Agnew at the time bridged what was a divide in the party between party moderates and party

00:11:22.040 conservatives. Agnew had elected governor of Maryland as a moderate Republican, yet he was acceptable in a

00:11:28.760 very gold water and John Tower and Strom Thurmond and so on. So in making the selection, Trump has

00:11:36.380 the unenviable task of, first of all, selecting someone who's qualified to be president. So in the

00:11:44.000 event of disaster, God forbid, that President Trump were incapacitated and couldn't do the job,

00:11:50.560 that this person is fully capable and has the experience and judgment and temperament to do the

00:11:55.820 job. Then, and only then, do you have to look at the political ramifications. And I would hope that

00:12:03.400 he would try to seek somebody who doesn't just reinforce his support among the voters he already

00:12:11.660 has. Someone who the base is satisfied. His base finds trustworthy in terms of sticking to the

00:12:19.380 America first, non-globalist agenda. Someone with the courage to stand up to the Marxist Dems,

00:12:27.200 as a friend of mine likes to call them. And at the same time, reaches out potentially to a constituency

00:12:34.220 where the president needs to add some votes. Now that's a very, very tall order. There's a lot of

00:12:40.940 good people being mentioned. Let me stress from the beginning, anything I say here, these are just my

00:12:47.180 opinions. Yes, I talk to the president, as you do, from time to time. But first of all, I would never

00:12:53.480 disclose those conversations. And he has not indicated to me any preference one way or another

00:13:00.000 in any regard. A report yesterday by, I think it was Sebastian Gorka, he seems like a nice guy,

00:13:08.500 saying Lee Zeldin, the former congressman from New York, has already been selected. I don't believe

00:13:15.720 that that's accurate. I also, as much as I like Mr. Zeldin and think he made a valiant race for governor

00:13:23.460 of New York, I'm not sure what constituency he would bring you that you don't already have.

00:13:31.540 Ben Carson is a solid choice. I like Ben Carson. He spoke at my church recently, gave a very, very great

00:13:39.660 inspirational church. He's solid. He's steady. He's loyal. He is an African-American. I think that's

00:13:46.800 not insignificant. When I went to pick up my dry cleaning the other day, I was kind of surprised

00:13:53.640 that the young woman, the clerk who worked there, recognized my name. And she said, Mr. Stone, can I

00:13:59.740 ask you a question? I said, sure. And she said, we're going to get Trump back in there. And I said,

00:14:04.940 are you a Trump supporter? She said, well, I didn't vote last time. In fact, I've never voted before

00:14:10.780 because I didn't think it made any difference. And I kind of learned that from my parents. They

00:14:16.140 didn't vote either. But let me tell you, my whole family's now registered. We're all going to be

00:14:20.080 voting for Trump because of what's happening in this country. Now, I admit that's anecdotal,

00:14:25.260 but the poll numbers reflect that. Trump is making historic inroads among African-Americans,

00:14:31.200 where even incremental improvement can change the dynamics of the entire federal election.

00:14:38.360 And we're going to take that up in the latest polling on the demographics in this race right

00:14:45.380 now. We're talking with Roger Stone. We're coming right back. Please stay with us.

00:14:53.540 Lou Dobbs here. I'm delighted to let you all know that the program Lou Dobbs tonight has returned to the air.

00:15:01.200 That's right. Lou Dobbs tonight is back. We're live each and every weeknight at 7 p.m. Eastern and

00:15:08.980 6 p.m. Central on rumble.com slash Lou Dobbs. That's rumble.com slash Lou Dobbs. I hope you'll be

00:15:18.320 joining us for Lou Dobbs tonight as our fight to save this country has only begun.

00:15:24.460 We're back now with Roger Stone. And Roger, as you advise the president, as you have advised presidents

00:15:36.780 for some time, decades, in fact, the counsel that you suggested that Richard Nixon offered,

00:15:46.680 it makes perfect sense to me. First, find a candidate who none of them can help you, but I'm paraphrasing

00:15:53.460 you, but be sure you don't get one that hurts you. I see just a world of hurt with each one of the

00:16:00.700 candidates that I've heard mentioned prominently. What would you do? You have a favorite amongst the

00:16:07.340 candidates? Well, it's a difficult question. First of all, people do need to recognize it. Many people

00:16:14.100 don't, even though I've said it, not only on this show, but on others. Because of the rules of the

00:16:20.040 electoral college, while they do not specifically prohibit two people who are legal residents of the

00:16:27.020 same state to be nominated by a party for president and vice president, they do, in the event that they

00:16:33.540 carried that state, are required to forfeit the electoral votes of that state. So in a close race,

00:16:41.020 you could not afford to do that. That means you could not have Ron DeSantis, for example. Not that

00:16:46.980 he would be a contender, but I use him for example. Or Congressman Byron Donald, who I like very much.

00:16:54.160 Or General Michael Flynn, just for another example. So it cannot be a Floridian. I have been very

00:17:02.780 impressed by the feistiness and the fight of Elise Stefanik, the congresswoman from upstate New York,

00:17:10.920 in a business in which most politicians avoid conflict and try to go along to get along. She's been in the

00:17:18.180 forefront of the fight against anti-Semitism on the campuses. She played a huge role in forcing the

00:17:26.140 president of Harvard to resign. She's also not been afraid to file formal complaints regarding what she 0.62

00:17:36.240 viewed as judicial misconduct in some of the Trump cases. There are very few members of Congress who

00:17:44.180 have this kind of courage, this kind of fight. She's obviously a woman. She may have some appeal

00:17:51.020 to suburban women. I think that she'd be an excellent choice. I'm not saying that I've recommended that 0.98

00:18:00.860 because I've made no recommendation at this point, but I like her very much. If the president chose her,

00:18:06.500 I'd be very happy. Kristi Noem, while she's very attractive and while she has a solid record, 1.00

00:18:14.280 South Dakota is a small state. And if you're not carrying South Dakota, you know, your Tennessee's in

00:18:21.620 trouble. Again, I think she appeals to the base. We talked about Dr. Ben Carson. I admire him a lot.

00:18:29.600 He's a good man. He's a great Christian. He's solid. He's been through a presidential campaign. I think

00:18:34.440 that's significant. Would not be, in my opinion, a bad choice at all. Your old colleague, my friend,

00:18:42.940 Tucker Carlson, an intriguing idea. I get the impression that if the president asked him to do

00:18:49.540 it, he'd probably do it. I don't think he seeks it or wants it. Again, until Donald Trump, all of our

00:18:57.080 presidents were either senators or governors or congressmen or generals. Donald Trump broke the

00:19:03.980 mold being the first business person elected president. The last time we nominated a businessman

00:19:09.420 was in 1940. We nominated Wendell Wilkie. He ran the best race against Franklin Roosevelt of

00:19:16.160 Roosevelt's four challenges, but he did not become president. I think that Sarah Huckabee Sanders

00:19:24.320 is an interesting choice, but she's only in her second year of the governorship. A very bold

00:19:32.200 policy on her part blocking the Red Chinese or any Chinese entity fronting for the Communist Party

00:19:40.620 from purchasing any real estate, ranch land, farmland, toll plazas, highways, ports, no port here,

00:19:49.360 but airports and so on. That's a very bold position, something Ron DeSantis pledged to do,

00:19:55.340 but did not really do in Florida. I have taken some flack for putting forward the name of Tulsi

00:20:04.100 Gabbard. She's someone who intrigues me because, of course, she's a former Democrat. Ronald Reagan

00:20:11.180 was a Democrat. Donald Trump was a Democrat. I think you can evolve. She is certainly a critic of

00:20:19.760 the war machine. She really blasted Nikki Haley yesterday and pointed out that a vote for Nikki 1.00

00:20:27.040 Haley would be like voting for Hillary Clinton. She would have to become a Republican. She's, as you 1.00

00:20:35.140 know, not only an Iraq war veteran, I believe she's a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve,

00:20:42.600 championship surfer, former Democrat member of Congress, former vice chairman of the Democratic

00:20:49.060 Committee. I'm unaware of her position on social issues such as abortion. I haven't had a chance

00:20:54.660 to look at it. She'd have to become a Republican. At least 30 of the 50 states require that a person 1.00

00:21:02.900 nominated for federal office on the Republican ticket be registered in the vote. It's an outside

00:21:08.880 the box choice. No doubt a bunch of people criticized me for it, but no matter who you recommend,

00:21:15.700 you'll find some criticism. Look, only one man's going to make this choice, and that's Donald Trump.

00:21:22.700 If he has a short list, then it's in his mind. He did say on Fox that he's made this decision. Perhaps

00:21:30.240 he has, but since he doesn't have to announce it until July, he has every right to change his mind at

00:21:36.620 any time without telling us. I think he's got some good choices. I think he is wisely, very focused

00:21:45.840 on dispatching Nikki Haley in South Carolina and getting this contest for the nomination over before

00:21:53.340 he turns to this question. So he has not given me or anyone I know any particular hints. There are

00:22:01.040 probably other good people that we've failed to mention here. I think he's got time. He doesn't

00:22:09.780 have to make this decision today. This is a popular Washington parlor game, as you know.

00:22:16.960 It is, I think, a fair sport and an entertaining sport. I have to say,

00:22:23.100 Elise Stefanik, because of her performance, she was absolutely pivotal to changing the Harvard

00:22:31.780 Corporation and at least getting them moving toward resolving the anti-Semitic mess that they've made

00:22:40.020 of the institution. I really respect what she did there, and she was, I think, one of the most

00:22:46.520 powerful forces, if not the most powerful force, aside from Bill Ackman, to get this done, and Christopher

00:22:55.460 Rufo as well. She's just remarkable. We're talking with the remarkable, remarkable Roger Stone, and when

00:23:03.840 we come back, we're going to discuss just the major policy issues of the day and what happens,

00:23:11.080 in his judgment, in the course of the next election season that has already, of course, begun. We'll be

00:23:19.060 right back.

00:23:25.200 We're back now with Roger Stone, and Roger, I want to turn, if we could, to the issues that

00:23:32.040 we are all struggling against, whether it be a foreign policy that is sheer madness, an administration

00:23:38.560 that is nothing more than a pretense, a president who's nothing more than a puppet. We are watching

00:23:44.600 a party that has descended into hell itself, the Democrat Party. They are led by Marxist Dems and are

00:23:51.580 not even short of being demonic in the policies that they are pursuing. How difficult do you think it

00:23:59.480 will be for President Trump to beat Joe Biden in the midst of this chaos that has been created over 0.96

00:24:07.140 three years by what are, to me, nothing less than moronic individuals that people the Biden regime? 0.86

00:24:16.500 Well, based on history, of course, it's tough to be any incumbent because they control the levers of 0.95

00:24:22.900 power. And therefore, to a certain extent, they can control events, not all events, but some events. This

00:24:30.740 administration has demonstrated that they will unleash a tsunami of lawfare using all the levers of

00:24:38.580 judicial power against Donald Trump, who I honestly don't think has done anything wrong. We see the case

00:24:47.300 in Georgia falling apart on two bases. First of all, the epic corruption of the prosecutor there now being

00:24:55.380 exposed for all to see. And thanks to this federal case overseen by Judge Tottenberg, who's a Democratic

00:25:03.220 presidential nominee, but obviously an honest judge, really bringing into question legitimate questions

00:25:10.820 about the outcome and the system of voting in Georgia. And there are other litigations that threaten

00:25:18.420 to do the same thing. So that case appears to me ultimately in trouble, perhaps will ultimately even

00:25:25.220 be dismissed. But these folks are prepared to do whatever it takes. I mean, a declaration of war on

00:25:33.700 Russia? Is that outside the realm of possibility? Yet another pandemic? Is that a real possibility? The last 0.93

00:25:43.620 pandemic, as you know, was used as justification to loosen all these state voting laws to allow for

00:25:51.140 paper ballots and to mail in ballots being sent to every voter, whether that voter was alive or still

00:25:58.500 living in the state or not. It allowed for the expansion of early voting. It seems to have allowed

00:26:05.300 them to continue counting votes long past election day. So I think that you have an entrenched

00:26:13.620 uniparty that does not want to give up power. And I think that they are capable of virtually

00:26:21.060 everything. I have been very forthright about the fact that I pray for the safety of Donald Trump.

00:26:27.700 I wrote a book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, The Case Against LBJ, about the tragic assassination of

00:26:36.180 John F. Kennedy. I think it's based on all of the declassified documents that have been made public that

00:26:45.380 that there was government involvement in his murder, that the Warren Commission story of Lee Harvey

00:26:52.500 Oswald acting alone has been pretty thoroughly debunked. Even the New York Times in recent weeks reported on the

00:27:01.060 comments of Paul Landis, an 88 year old former Secret Service agent, which really badly debunks the

00:27:08.420 Warren Commission conclusions. So I pray for President Trump's safety, the safety of his family and

00:27:16.500 everyone around him every day. If we have a free, fair, honest, transparent election and there's not a

00:27:26.580 manipulation of world events or domestic events such as, I don't know, a terrorist attack on American

00:27:35.380 interests on American soil, which given how many illegals we have let into the country without 0.98

00:27:42.100 knowing who they are or where they are, seems to me to be a very real possibility. All of these things

00:27:48.740 have the potential to royal the country and affect the results. So it's just too early to say. But those

00:27:58.260 who have power never want to power relinquish power of voluntarily. I've also, I've said it here,

00:28:06.500 I'm still not certain Joe Biden will be the nominee of the Democratic Party. I still think that's an open

00:28:12.740 question. Bill O'Reilly, another old colleague of yours with a column yesterday saying that he thinks

00:28:19.780 it's going to be Barack, pardon me, Michelle Obama. I can't imagine where he first heard that. So I think

00:28:26.340 anything's possible. I think anything is possible, as you can say. And I'm surprised at Bill with

00:28:33.700 derivative exposition coming up with that particular name. I would like to bring to everyone's attention

00:28:42.820 that Alex Soros, who has an account on Twitter, tweeted out a, well, exed out, posted out a little

00:28:52.580 note with a bullet hole through what appears to be a windshield and $47 in cash currency next to it.

00:29:05.220 A not so subtle suggestion and a threatening one. And you don't have to be an expert or a doctorate and

00:29:14.820 have a doctorate in some symbology to know what they were saying. That's a very disturbing

00:29:23.460 to me, at least, development. Your thoughts? Well, look, just the last week, a website called

00:29:30.100 Mediaite released an audio tape in which they alleged that I advocated the murder of two Democratic

00:29:37.540 members of Congress. I have sent this out for professional evaluation to two experts, and I've used

00:29:44.820 two of the leading software. I never said these words. This is the danger of AI.

00:29:50.580 AI is now seamless. They can, with a snippet of seven seconds of your voice,

00:29:57.060 Lou, they could have you endorsing Joe Biden. It's an absurdity, but it demonstrates the extent

00:30:05.700 to which people will go. In the case of Mr. Soros, he posted it on his own site. I'm now conferring

00:30:14.260 with lawyers as to whether I can win a defamation case. I'm a public figure. The barrier is very high,

00:30:22.580 but I never threatened anyone. This is nonsense. I have posted the refutation of this. Of course,

00:30:29.940 MSNBC and CNN, they report it as fact. They never contact you for comment. They never examine

00:30:40.100 the forensic evidence that shows that it's a fraud.

00:30:44.580 And this is a dangerous time. We all have to be keenly aware of that. When Alex Soros and

00:30:51.700 the Atlantic are peddling this sort of nonsense, very straightforwardly, there's not much nuance in

00:30:58.980 what they're doing. In your case, you simply were the victim of a fraud perpetrated by the deep, dark 0.91

00:31:08.420 forces of the Marxist Dems. Roger, great to have you with us. We thank you so much, as always. I

00:31:15.780 appreciate your time, your great insight, and good humor. Thank you, sir.

00:31:21.380 Well, Louie, several people on Twitter this morning were saying Lou Dobbs for vice president, but

00:31:27.620 when we were off air, you issued a Sherman-esque statement that you're not interested. Not the

00:31:32.500 worst idea I've ever heard, though. Yeah, well, I'll tell you what. You know, I'm open to it. No,

00:31:39.140 I was going to have a little fun with it, but I don't want to give anybody any ideas. The truth is that I

00:31:45.860 have just the lousiest nature possible to be a politician, guaranteed. And Roger Stone, you have

00:31:53.620 the greatest of talents for politics and social comprehension and criticism. We appreciate you

00:32:03.940 being here. Thank you for having me, and God bless you, and have a great day. Thanks, Roger, and thank

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The Great America Show - January 23, 2024

STONE — MASSIVE VICTORY FOR TRUMP

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