Wayne Allyn Root: GOP Senate Obstructs Trump's Election Efforts

The broadcast of "America Speaks" began with a significant 17-minute delay, as host Wayne Allyn Root noted the show was "a lot late." This delay stemmed from technical difficulties associated with the program's inaugural attempt to simulcast with a Las Vegas radio station, an experiment that caused Root to express confusion when he could not see himself on screen.

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He asserted that Trump is operating as a "one-man army" in his efforts to secure election integrity. Root attributed the inability to secure elections to a "communist color revolution" and the actions of rogue judges.

Wayne Allyn Root unveiled his proposal for a "National Emergency for Elections Declaration" (N.E.E.D.), an idea he claims to have presented to President Trump during their 17th interview. This initiative aims for the President to declare a national security emergency for elections, allowing him to bypass Congress and implement necessary measures to secure the midterms. Root suggests this approach could also circumvent potential court challenges.

In contrast, he argued that a national security emergency declared by the president is more difficult to overturn in court, citing INS v. Chadha as legal precedent. Overturning such a declaration, according to Root, would require a two-thirds vote in both houses of Congress.

Root claimed that Trump successfully bypassed Congress, diverting funds from the Pentagon budget for the wall's construction. He asserted that Congress failed to muster the two-thirds vote required to overturn this declaration, proving the strategy's effectiveness against legal challenges.

Wayne Allyn Root quoted CEO Mark Bruner, who believes it could be the largest gas discovery in the United States in a century. A disclaimer was provided that this information should not be considered investment advice.

Wayne Allyn Root confirmed the show's transition to a fully live format, airing simultaneously on national television via Real America's Voice and a Las Vegas radio station. The show experienced initial audio difficulties causing a delay in its live debut. Root clarified that the program now airs live at midnight ET, 9 p.m. PT, with daily tapings at 6 p.m. ET.

The caller also proposed a 'Traitorous 12' to label specific left-wing figures.

He further noted that many 9/11 first responders who were at the site later died from toxic inhalation, underscoring the gravity of the commemorations.

This figure is three times the number of individuals killed on the day of the attacks. Root stated that the total number of deaths now linked to the 9/11 terror attacks exceeds 12,000, emphasizing the long-term health impact.

The suggested strategy involves using the island's oil revenues to pay for war indebtedness. Willie claimed that occupying the island would provide a permanent U.S. soil presence, thereby offsetting the financial burdens of military conflicts.

Wayne Allyn Root shared a personal anecdote about his friend Hollis, who reportedly went from being wheelchair-bound to walking quickly after medical treatment. Root credited Dan Montano and Zichaa Genesis Medicine for this recovery, noting Hollis's successful participation in medical trials. The host expressed surprise at the speed of his friend's recovery.

This expansion enables real-time call-ins from both national television audiences and local Las Vegas radio listeners. Root clarified the show's taping schedule, confirming it airs from 6:00 to 7:00 Eastern Time, corresponding to 3:00 to 4:00 Pacific Time.

Root asserted that this division is intended to render Donald Trump a 'lame duck' and ensure Democrat election victories. He further posited that 'the Jews' are being used as a focal point for this controversy to incite internal conflict.

Wayne Allyn Root speculated that Tucker Carlson has converted to Islam, stating it is "very clear" based on Carlson's rhetoric. Root cited Carlson's frequent defense of Islam and Sharia law, along with reports of him purchasing a house in Qatar, as 'evidence.' He drew a comparison to his past skepticism regarding Barack Obama's religious claims, suggesting a pattern of concealed conversions.