Trump to Declare National Security Emergency?

Root claims the organization, which he alleges is funded by George Soros, specifically targeted him for his discussions with Donald Trump regarding a national security emergency for elections.

Root views the piece as an attack from liberal and left-leaning groups, interpreting it as evidence of his influence in discussions about election integrity. He stated that the article focused on his advice to Trump concerning the use of executive action to secure elections.

Root specifically cited welfare, food stamps, student loan aid, and Obamacare as examples of these incentives. He characterized Obamacare as the "biggest bribe in history," asserting that these tactics are the Democrats' sole method of securing votes outside of ballot manipulation.

Root clarified that this is not a "giveaway" but a strategic payout, equating to $10,000 for a typical American married couple.

Root explained that these funds would be sourced from $19 trillion allegedly collected from foreign countries. He positioned this proposed dividend as a direct strategy to outmaneuver Democrats at their own game.

He argued that this approach allows Trump to engage in similar financial incentives as Democrats, but under a different label. The goal is to appeal to voters who might otherwise be swayed by Democratic social programs.

Wayne Allyn Root reiterated his belief that Seth Rich was murdered by the Democratic National Committee (DNC). Root cited the fact that Rich's watch, wallet, money, and cell phone were reportedly left at the scene as "proof" that the incident was not a street robbery.

He asserted that the nature of the crime indicated a targeted assassination rather than a random act of violence. Root continued to maintain that the DNC was responsible for Rich's death.

Root claimed that Dr. Jerome Corsi, a conservative author, had confirmed that such a plan is already in motion.

Root predicted that this declaration would occur in October, prior to the midterm elections. He argued that this executive action would prevent Democrats from launching legal challenges to election outcomes.

He emphasized that this measure is necessary to safeguard the integrity of elections against perceived interference. Root expressed high confidence that Trump would implement this strategy.

He sarcastically thanked the organization for making him "the most famous maggot in the United States of America besides Donald Trump."

Root interpreted the extensive media attention as confirmation of his impact on discussions about election integrity. He maintained that his focus remains on preventing election fraud, not on engaging in any form of misconduct.

Wayne Allyn Root identified two specific topics that elicit boos against Donald Trump at MAGA rallies. He noted that criticism of Senator John Thune's performance and Trump's advocacy for vaccines are met with strong disapproval from his base.

Root also mentioned Lindsey Graham's general unpopularity among Trump supporters, though not as a direct cause for booing Trump himself. These instances highlight areas of divergence between Trump and some of his most ardent followers.

Wayne Allyn Root discussed a strategic shift in Donald Trump's campaign messaging, rebranding government spending initiatives as "dividends" rather than handouts. This approach aims to mirror and counter Democratic funding strategies, which Root frequently labels as "bribery."

Root explained that by framing financial payouts to citizens as dividends, the Trump campaign intends to use the opponent's own tactics to win elections. He believes this method allows the Republican Party to appeal to voters traditionally swayed by Democratic social programs.

This move is designed to dismantle the perception that only Democrats provide direct financial benefits to the populace. Root considers this rebranding a "brilliant" maneuver to secure electoral victory.

He argued that current courts, including the Supreme Court, cannot be trusted to rule fairly on election matters.

Root proposed that an executive declaration of a national security emergency is the only viable solution to prevent what he perceives as judicial interference in elections. He believes this action would allow for direct intervention, circumventing potential legal challenges from the opposition.

He acknowledged the significant challenge involved in ousting an incumbent, describing it as a "big uphill battle."

Root compared Thune to past Republican leaders such as Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, and John Boehner, attributing their sustained tenure to support from centrist Republicans, or RINOs (Republicans in Name Only). He conveyed pessimism regarding the prospects of internal party reform to replace leadership.

He rejected the label of "bribery" for Trump's proposed voter engagement policies.

Root claimed that Democrats have historically used financial incentives to secure votes. He views Trump's actions, such as the proposed citizen dividend, as essential for leveling the playing field and winning elections by preventing what he calls "the steal and the rigging."

Wayne Allyn Root announced that Dr. Jerome Corsi, during an interview on Root's podcast, revealed breaking news regarding Donald Trump's plans. According to Root, Corsi believes Trump will adopt Root's idea for a national security emergency.

Root's proposed strategy aims to combat voter fraud and would be implemented shortly before the election. This timing is intended to prevent a backlash from liberal groups and ensure the integrity of the voting process.

Wayne Allyn Root announced the birth of his first grandchild, a daughter born to his daughter, weighing 6 pounds, 8 ounces. He stated his intention to keep all details, including photos and names, anonymous.

Root cited security concerns regarding what he called "crazy liberals" as the reason for this anonymity. He emphasized his daughter's desire to remain out of the public eye to avoid becoming a target.

A caller named Dave from Arizona emphasized the urgency of election security measures, noting that mail-in voting has already commenced in North Carolina. He highlighted that in-person voting is set to begin in several states, including Minnesota, South Dakota, and Virginia, on September 18.

Dave questioned the viability of waiting until the week before the election to implement new security protocols. He stressed that once voting begins, it becomes significantly harder to address potential issues, likening it to trying to put "toothpaste back in the tube."

His call underscored the immediate need for action, contrasting the speed of election timelines with the slower pace of proposed reforms.

He defined birth tourism as temporary visits to the U.S. solely for the purpose of securing citizenship for a child.

Root argued that ending birth tourism is not out of line and can be achieved through congressional legislation. He distinguished this practice from the broader concept of birthright citizenship, asserting that the former is a targeted fraud that can and should be addressed legally.

He cited his interview with Dr. Jerome Corsi as the source of this information.

Root claimed that Corsi confirmed Trump is strategically setting the stage, or laying "breadcrumbs," to adopt Root's proposed national security emergency. This move, according to Root, is intended to prevent Democrats from allegedly "stealing" future elections.

He suggested that Trump's actions are deliberate and calculated to create the perfect circumstances for such an executive declaration.