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0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning with us. Is Roger Stone a good friend of the president’s and he usually knows what’s going on in Washington. He’s got his ears clost to the ground. So if you want to find out what’s really going on going on, listen to Roger Stone’s show. He’s on Monday through Friday at eight to nine o’clock in the evening,

0:22 and he’s on Sunday afternoons between three and five. Well, Roger, I hope the sun is shining where you are. Give us a glimpse of what you think is going on.

0:36 Speaker 2 Well, John, thanks for having me. In all honesty, I’m vexed by this judicial tyranny where federal judges are making rulings well beyond their authority to thort the will of the American people. In the last election, and I think we’re reaching a point where it is a national emergency.

0:58 The people clearly voted to deport dangerous illegal immigrants, many of whom are terrorists or gang members, and for reasons that are very hard to understand, left wing groups go forum shopping to find a left wing partisan judge to hold up the president from carrying out the will of the people. I honestly think, and this is pretty radical,

1:23 but if you look at it in history, the president has to consider the suspension of habeas corpus. Franklin Roosevelt did it during World War Two, Abraham Lincoln did it during the Civil War. I think we are at war right now. We’re at war with Radical Islam. We’re at war with these terrorist groups. I think the president has

1:44 to make some tough decisions.

1:48 Speaker 1 Well, you know, when I discussed things with the president before the election, I said to him, and I think he went along with it. Let’s get rid of all the criminals. Let’s get rid of all the murderers, Let’s get rid of all the drug addicts. And I think that’s what he put his focus on, getting rid of

2:06 the criminals, the drug addicts, the murderers. Why does the Democratic Party want them back in the ol country.

2:15 Speaker 2 It’s very hard to understand. I don’t know what happened to the old Democrat Party, the Party of John Kennedy, the Party of Harry Truman. That was a party that believed in capitalism, they believed in free enterprise, they believed in a strong national defense, they believed in God. Now today’s Democrat Party seems to want to pitch their tent

2:35 around arguing whether a Venezuelan citizen who is who is not in the country illegally has no rights as a US citizen because they’re a citizen of Venezuela has been deported illegally, and whether he should be returned to the United States. The Democrats keep saying he needs to be brought home. Well, he is home, first of all, and secondarily,

2:56 they keep calling him a maryland Man because when he was here he lived illegally in Maryland. But that doesn’t make him a US citizen. It’s very hard to understand how any Democrat could think that this has any electoral appeal to the Democrats, to the voters.

3:16 Speaker 1 I just don’t understand it. You know. I came up with him with a comment on my radio show. I believe in immigration. I’m an immigrant. Immigration, yes, invasion, no, I mean, and that sounds common sense.

3:34 Speaker 2 I totally agree. The other thing we’re going to be talking about later today is the selection of the pope. Anybody who thinks this isn’t political doesn’t understand that everything is political. We’re going to talk about why some popes, some cardinals are suddenly announcing that they’re not going to participate.

3:53 We’re going to talk about why some of the older cardinals, the more traditionalist conservative cardinals, are allowed to participate under vedicated two. And I’m going to kind of handicap the race as what it really is a political contest between the globalists and those who favor the selection of a more traditional conservative pope. In all honesty, Pope Francis lost

4:21 me when he allowed the communist Chinese Party to have a veto power over who the bishops would be in China. To me, I mean, I grew up under Pote Machine, who I used to watch at WPI X. I remember when the Party was a bulkwork against Communists, a bulkwork for freedom. So I’m hoping for the election of a

4:43 more traditionalist folk to return the Church to its moorings as a moral authority. Now.

4:52 Speaker 1 You know, so many Americans love Caudel Dollan. Does he have any kind of chance at all?

4:59 Speaker 2 I don’t think he’s a contender. I’m a fan myself, but I think it is unlikely that the pope will be an American. Cardinal. Burke would probably be the only American cardinal in contention. I really like Cardinal Sarah. I think having a pope from Africa would be a very positive development, and I think he’s very, very solid. But

5:24 you know, it always comes down to who’s counting the votes, and we have to remember that that Pope Francis appointed eighty percent of those who will be voting, and that’s where I think the fix may be in.

5:38 Speaker 1 That’s a lot of pope and that’s a lot of cardinals.

5:43 Speaker 2 Wow, you know, it’s going to be very interesting. I like the whole system is interesting. You know, they essentially lock themselves in the conclentt they lock themselves in, they vote by paper ballot, and then if nobody gets two thirds of the vote, they burn those ballots. To see the dark smoke emerged from the top of the Vatican

6:04 because they mix it with a chemical and they keep voting until somebody gets two thirds of the vote. Then they mix the ballots with a different chemical. You see white smoke emerge. And that’s how you will know that we have a new pope.

6:19 Speaker 1 That is something. Did you see the movie ton Clave. I did not, Well, that’s an interesting movie. It talks about the election of a pope, but I won’t tell you the ending. It has a real strange ending and anything else you want to tell the American people on the Sunday morning.

6:39 Speaker 2 Only that I think the President’s still on the right course here. Don’t be a pannikin. It’s going to take some time. It’s like turning around an ocean liner. Sadly, I think Joe Biden did great damage to this country in just four years. And the kind of fundamental changes the President is making it economic system, the kind of

7:03 tough decisions that he’s making take time. So for those who are impatient, it’s only been a hundred days. I think he’s made huge strides, but we need to stay the course.

7:14 Speaker 1 Roger Stone, I’ll be listening to you today Sunday at three o’clock to five o’clock this afternoon. I look forward to it, and we’ll catch up again real soon.

7:24 Speaker 2 Thank you, John, God bless you. God bless