Root Urges Trump to Make Election a Referendum on Islam

Wayne Allyn Root urged former President Donald Trump to transform the upcoming election into a referendum on Islam, radical Islam, and Sharia law.

Root advocated for a ban on Sharia law and the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States, in addition to restricting public displays such as hijabs and Muslim foot-washing stations.

He suggested that adopting this approach, mirroring Marine Le Pen's strategy in France, would reposition the issue as a national security emergency, thereby ensuring victories in the midterm elections.

To secure public consent for banning Islamic veils and restricting immigration, Marine Le Pen has proposed a series of national referendums.

Root said that Le Pen seeks public consent to enforce bans on Islamic veils in public and aims to abolish birthright citizenship, limiting welfare benefits to French citizens.

Her platform also includes potential referendums on national immigration policy, drawing parallels between her policies and those advocated by Donald Trump.

Wayne Allyn Root highlighted a clash between Marine Le Pen and Edouard Philippe regarding the enforcement of existing laws against Islamist influence in France.

Philippe contends that current laws are sufficient and do not require expansion, while Root asserts that these laws, despite existing, are not being properly enforced.

Le Pen views Philippe’s position as a failure to protect Western values through inadequate enforcement.

These operatives are reportedly placed in schools and sports institutions with the goal of promoting hardline practices, such as veiling and fasting.

Root interprets this as a deliberate 'Islamic conquest strategy' being exported to the United States.

Root pointed out that no Jewish holidays receive similar official state status, leading him to argue that this legislative action undermines the United States' status as a 'Judeo-Christian nation'.

He characterized the bill's passage as a "disaster," suggesting it reflects a broader shift in national values.

Wayne Allyn Root cited data from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), claiming that migrant-operated trucks, which were granted licenses under Biden-era policies, have been responsible for over 200 American deaths.

Operation Rotten Apple led to 2,000 arrests, while ICE apprehended 50,000 individuals in August alone, reflecting ongoing concerns about illegal immigration and its societal impact.

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Wayne Allyn Root indicated he filters audience engagement, explicitly rejecting voicemails due to technical issues.

He terminated a caller's segment and refused to play the audio, citing background noise as the reason.

Root mentioned he would not broadcast any message that he could not clearly understand.

Root expressed skepticism about Ohio Republican leadership, labeling them as 'RINOs' (Republicans In Name Only).

Dave specifically mentioned Acton's success in large cities, attributing it to the control and operation of these areas by Democratic women.

He warned that criminal release policies in states like New York and Minnesota are Democratic tactics aimed at expanding their voter base.

Dave argued that since illegal immigrants can no longer vote, Democrats are now shifting their focus to mobilizing felons.

He emphasized the importance of turning out suburban voters to maintain Republican control in Ohio.

A caller suggested that Donald Trump should mobilize his sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, to hold more campaign rallies.

The caller also proposed teaming them up with high-profile figures such as Kid Rock and Jason Aldean to amplify their reach.

This strategy aims to convey the message that the country's future is at stake, urging voters to engage.

Wayne Allyn Root advocated for banning radical groups from holding public office in the United States.

He proposed that individuals deemed 'enemies of the state' should face trials for insurrection or treason, emphasizing that justice should not be mob-driven.

Root criticized the current administration for not arresting figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) for allegedly assisting illegal immigrants in evading ICE.

He insisted on stricter legal accountability for those who undermine national security.

Wayne Allyn Root highlighted the testimony of Marcus Coleman, whose 5-year-old daughter, Delilah, suffered severe and permanent injuries after a vehicle she was riding in was struck by an illegal alien from India.

The driver, despite possessing a commercial license, had crossed the border illegally in October 2022 under the current administration.

The incident resulted in Delilah sustaining a traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, and a shattered childhood.

This tragedy led Marcus Coleman to testify before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, advocating against open border policies.

Wayne Allyn Root reported that 50,000 deportations occurred last month, an all-time record for the United States.

Despite this, Root disputed the actual impact of these efforts, estimating the total number of illegal immigrants in the U.S. to be between 50 million and 100 million.

Current deportation numbers remain insufficient to address the scale of illegal immigration within the country, he continued.

Marie from North Carolina suggested the president should declare a national emergency concerning voting to prevent states from sending mail-in ballots early.

Wayne Allyn Root claimed he originated the concept of a 'Save America Act' and the idea of a national security emergency related to election integrity.

Root speculated that former President Trump might sign such a declaration around September 9th or 10th at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas.

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