Wayne Root Pitches Las Vegas, Vaccine Claims, and a $5 Pre-IPO on Air

Dan Marcu introduced himself as CEO of Zicha Genesis Medicine, a biotech developing medicines for Parkinson's disease, type 2 diabetes, heart disease and chronic pain, and moved straight into an offer for shares in a separate vehicle. A pre-IPO, as he described it, raises money before a company goes public specifically to pay lawyers, accountants and auditors, and the current raise is $1 million ahead of the next listing.

The vehicle is Regenerative Medicine of Europe, which holds exclusive rights to the company's drugs for Europe, a market with 50% more population than the United States, according to Marcu. The terms he gave: $5 a share, a 2,000-share minimum, $10,000 total, with a European IPO expected in 9 to 12 months at $10 to $15 a share. Marcu spent 30 years as an investment banker and took roughly 100 companies public, and he used to keep pre-IPO allocations for himself or his closest friends. Root pointed viewers to invest-war.com and on air called it not investment advice.

If he lived in Portland or Seattle he would 'probably slit my wrists,' putting the two Pacific Northwest cities up as the negative case against his home town.

The sports lineup he listed spans several leagues and events: Major League Hockey, Major League Football, coming MLB and NBA teams, Formula 1, a Super Bowl in a couple of years, NCAA finals, the Pro Bowl almost every other year, and the NFL draft a couple of years ago. Summerlin and Henderson are the two ends of town with $2-5 million houses in gated communities, he described, and Hawaii is six hours away, Mexico two to two and a half hours, and the airport was built to fly gamblers in cheaply.

According to his account, the conversation happened at 6:30 a.m. West Coast time, which required him to wake at 4:45 to prepare, and an hour later Trump was announcing a reduction in the childhood vaccine schedule. An on-air graphic shown during the segment read 'Trump tackles autism epidemic, signs new executive order reducing number of vacc[ines].'

His personal reference point was his four grown children. Root would never give them 72 vaccines; his oldest child is 34, and 34 years ago he gave her about three vaccines total. The pediatrician was asked which three vaccines he would give his own children, and only those were given.

His complaint was that the Republican side is caught in a 'midterm malaise' with no passion and no energy, and that the whole of government has failed.

Trump is acting alone and almost none of his executive orders have been codified by Congress, with establishment figures called 'sociopathic overlords.' His ask of the host was action, action, action.

Dave opened by saying the election system must be fixed or 'we're going to lose the country completely.' Root's answer: staying home because Trump hasn't done everything he promised is a mistake, because 'the other side is communism.' He used a marriage analogy, comparing a man who cheated o

The host did not spare his own party. He called the Republican Party 'a bunch of bribed, corrupt, cowardly, spineless, losers, feckless losers,' and said the GOP Senate 'has done nothing to deserve to come back as the majority,' describing it as 'a do-nothing Senate' and 'rhino losers who hate Trump with a passion.'

His claim about Democrats was that they can only win by rigging, stealing and cheating, and he said he is pushing an alternative for Trump 'to prevent the cheating.'

Patrick from Las Vegas cited the annual Walter Reed physical the president must report for and asked how a doctor allowed a man 'in charge of the nuclear suitcase' to walk around when the Justice Department had declared him incompetent to stand trial. Two years into Biden's presidency the government searched his house for classified papers and then could not stand trial.

His request was that the military doctor be brought up on charges by Pete Hegseth, busted down and stripped of his pension.

Root interrupted Patrick with 'Okay, you made your point. We got to run... Let me unpack it,' then everything after his opening was 'brilliant and fantastic' and had reminded him of something he had forgotten. The inconsistency he seized on was that Biden had been incompetent to stand trial over classified documents. 'So, how was he competent to run the country?'

From there Root argued that if Biden wasn't competent at the end for the autopen, then Fauci can be prosecuted. The things Biden did as president — government contracts, debt, billions to illegals — can never be undone, because no court will reverse the acts of an incompetent or illegitimate president.

What can be reversed is the autopen itself, which is where he would concentrate, in comments to the audience. That is also what he told President Trump.

A second target: the blanket pardon. The Constitution does not allow pardoning someone who was not charged or convicted, and Trump told him he couldn't go to court on it. Someone is giving Trump bad legal advice, Root said, and called that position ridiculous.

He pointed to a US level three travel warning urging Americans to avoid multiple African provinces, telling travelers to reconsider non-essential visits and take enhanced precautions. A clip he played said the outbreak has already claimed thousands of lives.

He described the symptoms in graphic terms: people bleeding out of their eyes and pores and dying 'a horrible, painful, disgusting death.'

His accusation was that China, the Chinese Communist Party and the Democrats would be willing to send it to America to win an election. He called them 'the most disgusting, evil traitors.'

Root said he opened last week's show with a commentary on the flu vaccine and returned to it here, calling the flu shot a carbon copy of the mRNA COVID vaccine. In his framing, the people behind it are trying to make takers 'an idiot who dies, who kills himself all over again.'

He then told his audience that if they are that stupid and that suicidal, they deserve it. He has no medical license or training and presented no clinical evidence for the claim that the two vaccines are equivalent in composition.

His personal evidence was that he has had the flu once in 20 years and twice in 40 years. He said both times he still did his TV shows, radio shows or business from home and 'didn't miss an hour of work.'

His stated remedy is vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc, after which 'you'll be fine.' Jamie countered with her own account: one flu vaccine 30-some years ago cost her two days of work.

Kevin corrected the record before asking his question: he lives on the east side of Washington state, where the Columbia and Snake rivers meet, not the west side. His framing was that other media give heavy coverage to viruses and to 'make America healthy again.'

His question was why chemtrails are not covered, which he said we know exist and that 'we're being sprayed like bugs.'

Trump 'gets the classified documents,' and that is why Root never tries to out-think him on the Iran war, where he says the blockade is 'about starving Iran' and will 'completely collapse' their economy. His stated reason is access: the president gets the classified documents.

He pointed to a headline reading 'Iran misery index hits record high' and argued that the blockade is about starving Iran and will completely collapse its economy. With no income to pay the army, he said, soldiers will walk away from their jobs.

He dismissed critics as 'liberal idiots' and said 'We're not losing anything' to Iran.

Root said a friend he calls John, who lives in England and Indonesia and does business in both, has taken his book 'The Trump Rules of Success' to Indonesia. The book was previously a hit in the United States, and the translation is expected in about a week or two.

Root referred to Indonesian as 'their own form of Arabic dialect,' which is a description of the country's national language that does not match its actual linguistic classification. The cover has Trump's face on the front and Root's on the back.

According to Root, the friend predicts it will be the number one best seller in Indonesia, the country with the world's largest Muslim population, on the pitch that people there 'want to be like Trump' and 'learn from Trump.'

Root said someone on social media told him that Sophie Cunningham is 'a lesbian, too,' pointing him to an article about her girlfriend. His response was that he looked at the article and concluded, 'It's a fraud. It's a fake.'

His stated method of verification was to go to the internet and ask 'Is Sophie Cunningham straight or gay?' He said Google's answer was that she is absolutely straight, and that she has said she is straight.

The additional evidence he offered was that she has had several boyfriends and has been seen in pictures with them, concluding that Cunningham is not a lesbian.

He then offered a theory of why she draws criticism: other players 'hate that she's a beautiful, blonde, gorgeous, white, straight gal.' He speculated she is 'probably Republican conservative' based on how she talks about transgender issues.

Root said he agrees with the sentiment behind a bill against media lying but that it will never pass, opening with 'I'm going to sound very cynical. Never pass. It just won't pass.' He compared it to the impossibility of passing a daylight savings bill even with Trump's endorsement.

The senators he named as never voting for it were Murkowski, Collins and Thom Tillis. He said every Democrat will vote against it and that there are 'just enough RINOs' to sink it. He also said there are no bills passing between now and the election and that Congress is on recess, and he predicted an 85% chance Democrats win the House.

His legal argument was that it is very hard to prove media lies in a court of law, and that Democrats would hire the best F. Lee Bailey-style lawyers to argue the bill violates free speech. He stumbled over the name of the 'National Security Emergency for Elections' and said he was tired.

Root opened by joking about whether the caller was Lindsey Graham's sister; she identified herself as Darlene from Upstate New York. She cited New York state bill A1466/S3425 on health care, which she said would take away health insurance, impose universal health care and a health tax as a monthly premium based on income.

She also said the bill would fold Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security into a state health trust fund. Root said he did not know the bill and asked whether it was federal or state; she confirmed it was state.

His answer was that New York is gone and she should move, noting that he left New York himself. He said communists and Muslims own New York and New York City, and told her to leave California, Oregon, Washington and the whole Northeast for a red state.

Silvano De Genova, owner of Tangible Investments, said nothing has really changed and that the environment is inflationary, with government deficits through the roof. He allowed that oil prices may come down but said inflation will be with us long-term.

His argument for gold was demand: as inflation rises, people want to get away from paper assets. He called hard assets 'an insurance policy against this type of inflation.'

The cause he gave for persistent inflation was government spending worldwide that will not stop, with world debt and America's debt both continuing to climb.