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0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning with us. This morning is Roger Stone, a big supporter of President Trump, and so many things are happening. Roger, give us an update. What do you think is going on?

0:13 Speaker 2 Well, I think we have a very very close election. I must tell you, John, seeing President Volimir Zelinski campaigning in Pennsylvania for Kamala Harris very clearly if this is not no.

0:29 Speaker 1 But they paid the main they paid the mad billion dollards. I heard eight billion dollars was given to him before you showed up in Pennsylvania.

0:37 Speaker 2 But the point is it’s foreign interference in our election and be elected head of another state campaigning and my guess is that taxpayer expense? I mean, who flew in there? Who who supplied the security? Several Republican Congressmans called for an investigation because of the peers that our state department did.

0:57 So he’s campaigning for Kamala on the tax payers dime. But what’s interesting, John, is because it would there therefore mean that Zelensky the president of Ukraine and putin the president or leader of Russia uh support the same candidate, because in Zelensky’s case, he wants to. He doesn’t want the gravy train the billions were giving him to stop.

1:19 Uh and UH. In Putin’s case, he understands that Trump’s going to be much tougher and he can roll uh Kamala Harris uh and that she provides nothing but weak leadership. Uh. He knows Trump is a tougher negotiator. Uh. He wants doesn’t want what’s best for America. He wants what’s best for Russia. And he’s endorsed Kamala Harris, but he’s not

1:41 campaigning in this country for her at taxpayer expense. Uh. I think this is a miscalculation. First of all, the Democrats seem to think that the Ukrainian conflict is popular with the American people. It’s not not. When we have so many problems at home. We have a crime epidemic, we have a drug epidemic, we have we have a

2:00 lack of affordable housing. While we’re shipping billions that could be used to solve these problems in America, Shipping it abroad is not popular. But I don’t think they understand that. That’s why, for example, they’re embracing Dick Cheney, the father of an expensive and needless war, as if he was popular, which not even with Republicans. Is he now popular?

2:23 Speaker 1 I was very very disappointed in him. I’m very disappointed in his daughter. You know, you think that he had more common sense than that, because we don’t have money at stake. We have the freedom of the whole world at stake. And I said to President Trump when I saw him the other the other day, is that the

2:43 fact is that the free world is dependent on the United States of America like to stay free, and if you don’t have the right leadership, the rest of the world is not going to be free.

2:57 Speaker 2 Look, this is I think is very clear. President Trump’s unpredictability was a great asset in his dealings in foreign affairs. The Russians did not go into Ukraine under Donald Trump because he warned them what would happen if they did.

3:10 She did not move on Taiwan because Trump warned him in very stark terms what would happen, And they they weren’t sure whether he was serious or not, but he basically told them he would strike both of their capitals.

3:24 And he always told me laughingly, looked if there was a ten percent chance they thought I would really do it. It kept them from ever moving on us. That’s that’s that’s that’s diplomacy, that that’s a that’s a strategist, that’s a guy who knows business. They think Joe Biden and now Kamala Harris, they’re a rollover. I mean they if

3:45 they saw us killed, they saw Biden kill. The sanctions on Ukraine, which has caused that conflict in that part of the world because under Trump, part of Iran was brought around. The sanctions were so harsh that even the Chinese would not buy oil from the Indians. They had no money, no money to finance their nuclear weapons development program,

4:12 no money to subsidize Hamas and his Bola for these terrorist attacks on Israel. Absolutely, American people say, the American people see this.

4:21 Speaker 1 I mean, and President Biden when he made the fossil fuel industry or the oil businesses that I don’t believe in the word fossil fuel, the oil business that he made Iran very rich, so rich that they they funded Hausmas and Hesbala and the youth hoodies. I mean, it’s you can’t make.

4:44 Speaker 2 It up, Roger, It’s it’s really extraordinary. Meanwhile, we tell our allies in Israel there’s certain weapons they can’t have, there’s certain things they can’t do while we’re given one hundred and ninety billion dollars and unfrozen. That’s I think that numbers low to the Iranians. The people in charge now are the same people who made an Iran arms

5:08 deal in which we paid them hundreds of millions of dollars plus off the books, pallets of cash, hundreds of thousands of dollars for local bribes. This is this is not disputed. That was the policy. That’s how Obama got his deal. Donald Trump withdrew us from that deal. We were paying them to develop nuclear weapons. It made no

5:29 sense at.

5:30 Speaker 1 All, understood. Well, I was with Trump with President Trump the other day and he gave me the daily meal Poe and the win odds fifty five point two percent in favor of President Trump versus forty four point six percent in favor of Pamela Harris. And I mean, it looks good, but we’re all praying. Now, Why is not

6:04 Kamala Harris showing up at the claudinalsdat of the you know when it happens on October seventeen.

6:13 Speaker 2 This is you know, one of the greatest traditions in American politics has always been celebrated. Reagan and Carter both spoke there. John Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon both spoke there. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both spoke there.

6:30 It’s because it requires you to be a funny and talented and not get into a tongue twist or start tackling. She can’t handle any kind of high pressure situation. She can’t even handle a one on one interview without basically recalling part of what she seems to have memorized for the debate. So when asked what specifically will you do

6:56 to get prices down, Trump says, well, you got to start with energy, because if you have sheep energy, you can really refire your entire economy, which I know, John you agree with. But her answer is I was born a middle class kid, and the people in my neighborhoods cared about their lawns. So I think it’s because she

7:16 can’t hack it. She can’t handle it, and it’s you know, you have to be funny and a little biting, a little self deprecating. Trump gave a great and very funny speech when he was there with Hillary.

7:29 Speaker 1 Well, you know, we still remember the twenty sixteen when Trump was giving you a speech at the Al Smith dinner and he says, I ran into Hillary and Hillary Hillary says, pardon.

7:43 Speaker 2 Me, yes, No, he was very it was funny, very funny. It was very funny. He was like twisting Chuck with my friend Chuck Schumer’s in the crowd. Great to see you, Chuck. Used to come to the office all the time for checks, didn’t you, Chuck. Nice to see you, Chuck. It was just very fun.

8:01 Speaker 1 But the world has changed and it’s not like that anymore. Rogerstone, you have a great show between three o’clock and six o’clock on Sundays on WABC, and it’s syndicated around the Coke Country. What are you going to be talking about this afternoon.

8:16 Speaker 2 Well, we’re talking about. Jack de Sobic of Human Events has joined made to talk about the shocking revelations coming out of the US Senate report on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Some of the unbelievable failures of the Secret Service. They were they were fumbling with their drone technology, which is why there was no

8:39 drone surveillance of the of the perimeter of the sealed event and the surrounding area. The local police offered three times to do it very quickly. The Secret Service declinents thing we would do it themselves, but then they they are agent handling. This had to call the eight hundred number for the company that made the technology as to

9:01 get explained how to turn it on. I mean, it’s beyond it’s beyond belief.

9:06 Speaker 1 I’ll be listening today at three o’clock New York time, Eastern Standard Time and uh between three and six, and you’re gonna on your iPhone at seventy seven w ABC You’re in one hundred and seventy seven countries and fifty states, or WABC Radio dot Com on your computer.

9:26 Speaker 2 Great, many thanks John, Thanks thank you Bush