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Alan Root. Well, here wego. Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome,
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Welcome, Welcome to the USA AudioNetwork Raw and on Filter, and welcome
to the eighth day of March twentytwenty four, known as the day after
the State of the Union address.My name is Lee Elsie. Yes,
on Fridays, Wayne takes the firsthour to loosen up and get ready and
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get all fired up to come atyou with both barrels. So he'll be
here in exactly sixty minutes. Christopheris as always down in Dallas, Texas.
He is pushing all the buttons.He is making it all go.
If you don't know by now myname is Lee Elsie, you can check
out my website Leels dot com.Email me Leelsradio at gmail dot com.
Now, I'm sure that Wayne willcover the speech when he gets here after
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the top of the hour. WhatI will say about the speech is this.
And I know you're not gonna liketo hear this, and I've taken
a whole bunch of heat for thisalready on my morning show, but it
is what it is. You gottaspeak the truth. You got to speak
the truth when you get behind themicrophone. I think last night, unfortunately,
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was a win for the Democrats.Now how long can they hold on
to this win? Well, thatremains to be seen. That is,
you know, completely up to bumblingJoe Biden and when he falls down on
his tongue the next time he fallsdown on his tongue, which I can
expect and assume will be very verysoon, depending upon when his handlers allow
him back out. I mean,I'm sure it took a lot out of
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him to fire him up with Btwelve and adrenaline and adderall and whatever the
hell they gave him last night toget him through ninety minutes of talking to
the American public. But the peoplewho watched last night, who were on
the fence. The people who weren'tsure about his ability to withstand the pressures
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of America in the limelight of nationalTV. Well, they're questions were someone
answered last night. Now, listen, I look at him as a frail
oh man. I'm sure just abouteverybody listening to me right now thinks of
him as a frail old man whohas handlers and handlers of handlers who actually
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handle the everyday chores of being thePresident of the United States. Anybody in
their right mind, even looking atlast night, which was a good performance
from him as far as making itto the finish line, they still look
at him. Even those of thoseof you who are in Biden camp,
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you still see it and you're wincingas you're watching. You're waiting for the
collapse. And the colaps didn't comelast night. That's why it was a
win for the Democrat Party. Iknow a lot of Republicans don't like to
hear that. It doesn't necessarily meanit's gonna have any staying power. I'm
just being honest. That's what Isaw last night. I saw somebody who
I fully expected to trip and fallmultiple times. He fell, and he
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bumbled and he mumbled, as healways does, but not to the extent
that we thought he was going tostumble and bumble and mumble. And he
had moments where I think America wasgoing to resonate. Now listen what he
said. Was it true? No? At best? At best, some
of it was half truth. Butfor the most part, from start to
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finish, it was one lie afteranother after another after another. And that
leads us to today. And Iwant to take this opening segment those of
you who may have missed the eventlast night. I want to play some
oto you and comment on some ofthe things that the President of the United
States had said last night. Iknow the cost of housing is so important
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to you. Inflation keeps coming down, Mortgan Drach'll come down as well,
and the Fed acknowledges that. ButI'm not waiting. I want to provide
an annual tax credit that will giveAmericans four hundred dollars a month for the
next two years as mortgage rates comedown to put toward their mortgages when they
buy their first home or trade upfor a little more space. That's for
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two years. Aside from being essentiallya lie fest or a half truth fest,
last night, it was a promiseof a giveaway after giveaway after giveaway
after giveaway. Once again, JoeBiden amplifying this idea of buying people's votes.
And then while there's a flood ofillegal aliens coming across the southern border,
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there is war on two fronts.This person decides to talk about shrink
flation. Too many corporations raise pricesto pad the profits charge you more and
more for less and less. That'sour cracking down on corporations and engage in
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price gallenging interceptor pricing from food tohealthcare to housing. In fact, the
snack companies think you won't notice ifthey change the size of the bag and
put a hell of a lot fewerYeah, funny, put fewer chips in
it. Yeah No, I'm notjoking. No, I'm not a shrink
place. Past Bobby Casey's bill andstop this. So here's another example,
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shining example of someone never wanting totake responsibility for problems that they were a
part of. There's nothing that bothersme more than being a hypocrite and not
being responsible for things that happen underyour watch. Nothing bothers me more than
that. That's a coward's way outas far as I'm concerned. Finally,
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after what forty something minutes, hedecides to talk about the border part of
the group of senators. The resultwas a bipartisan bill with the toughest set
of border security reforms we've ever seenit. Or you don't think so,
No, oh, you don't likethat bill. Huh that conservatives got together
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and said it was a good bill. Such a fault. I'll be darned.
That's amazing. Not bipartiers atle buthire one five hundred more security agents
and officers, one hundred more immigrationjudges help tackle the backload of two many
cases, four three hundred more asylumofficers, and new policies so they can
resolve cases in six months instead ofsix years. Now, all right,
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let me say this again. Iknow I'm getting tired of saying it over
and over again, but I'll sayit again for everybody out there across the
country. The day he took office, his executive orders caused the southern border
to open as wide as it's everbeen open, and people came from hundreds
of countries by the thousands, eventuallyto the tune of millions. And Biden
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those executive orders, erasing many ofTrump's executive orders. All this to happen,
so for him to stand in frontof America again and point the finger
and blame somebody else, it's it'sit's borderline criminal. It's borderline criminal.
It's the worst of politics. That'sexactly what Biden portrays. He is the
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worst, the worst trait that politicshas to offer. And shame on all
of them. Shame on everybody downin Washington who buys into this, and
shame on everybody who tries to foolthe American public that somehow, some way,
Joe Biden was for stricter action atthe southern border. It's an absolute
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travesty in it, and it's borderlinetreason is as far as I'm concerned.
All Right, one more piece ofaudio with a little dust up with Marjorie
Taylor Green. You know, Ihad my problems with Marjorie Taylor Green.
I wasn't necessarily a fan, butI'm slowly becoming a fan. I'd be
a winner, not really by LincolnRiley, an innocent young woman who was
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killed and illegal, that's right,but how many of thousands of people being
killed by legals? I really knowwhat that means that doesn't even make any
sense. There were a couple oftimes during the course of the evening that
Biden completely went off the deep end. Didn't make any sense. One time
when he said he was going toMoscow to get drugs, but that was
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a little dust up with Marjorie TaylorGreen. But as a whole, not
what he said, but the factthat he was able to say it without
falling flat on his face gives theDemocrats an early win in this battle between
Biden and Trump were evil versus goodas far as I'm concerned, So they
have it. That's my quick takeon the state of the Union which happened
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last night. If you have yourown take, I'd love to hear it.
Shoot me an email Lels Radio atgmail dot count Come tell me what
you thought about last night. LikeI said, I won't spend tons of
time on it. I'm sure Waynewill go over it with a fine tooth
comb in just a little bit.But listen, in a general sense,
man, it was a campaign speech, right. It was a day after
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Super Tuesday. They specifically chose thisday. They souped them up with whatever
drugs they soup them up with toget them through. You know, somewhere
along the line on the campaign trail, you'll see him staring out in the
space, or walking off the stage, or saying something completely inappropriate. But
I guess, or I surmise,I assume, I theorize that they will
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hide out Biden as much as theycan moving forward. I mean, he'll
make his his campaign stops in afew spots, well guarded, right with
a palm card in hand, tosay just a few things. I don't
take any questions from anybody, don'ttake any hard questions, and they'll bury
him in his basement again, somewherealong the line to run a campaign once
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again from his basement. And I'llbet you whatever you want to wager that
there is no way that he willdebate Donald Trump. No chance in hell
that happens. And I'll be happyto fork over my bucks to see that,
because I think anybody who wants tomake a bet on that, while
you're just a losing proposition, whyin the world would they agree to go
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toe to toe with a guy whoactually can think on his feet as opposed
to someone that the best they canhope for is that he reads a teleprompter
and gets through it without collapsing.All right, my name is Lee Elsie.
We'll take a short break. We'llcome right back. Wayne'll be here
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the top of the hour. Oneof my favorite weekly guests on my morning
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show here in Connecticut is this nextgentlemen. You can go online g Colli
dot com to find out more abouthim. But George Collie, media watchdog,
is joining the conversation, and George, it's all about the state of
the union here. I'll tell youwhat. I think. A lot of
people feel like they've got a hangovertoday. How about you, you know
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a little bit of a hangover.I think for everybody. I think everybody
feels a little bit what you're feelinghere today. That the fuzziness in the
head, I mean not quite sure. You know, maybe it's not like
an anxiety. It's not like adepression. It's just like it's a it's
almost like a little bit of apit, like you know what's going to
happen from here. I actually agreewith you that I think this was a
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win for the Democrats last night.I mean I think that I am one
hundred percent agreement, But I thinkit's because the bar was set so so
so low that if this guy didn't, you know, defecate himself and bang
the microphone over his head as heruled on himself that it was going to
be better than expected. Right,And he didn't do that. Right.
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But for any Republicans out there whomay be like kind of feeling that way
and uneasy and not sure what thismeans for the election and blah blah blah,
I look at it this way.I think last night it guarantees that
Joe Biden will be the nominee forthe Democrats, and that may be the
best thing that Republicans could hear allday long. It's gonna be a lot
harder for Gavin Newsom to go onhis jolly you know, Roger tour talking
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about how great Joe Biden is andhow vibrant Joe Biden is, you know,
in the hopes that Joe Biden endsup, you know, not running.
I'm pretty sure that it probably stowsup things in Democrats' minds for Biden.
And that's probably the best thing thatcould happen for Republicans in anybody's supports.
True, do you think the peopleon the Democrat side of the aisle
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actually believe their rhetoric that he wasspewing last night. Uh No, but
I don't think they believe most ofit. I mean, remember, this
is a group of people that thatwill fight to the death that men can
breastfeed. I mean, this isa group of people that believe that you
know that that that that people thatteachers inside of school can make changes to
your child's gender without you knowing.I mean, they live in a fantasy
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world. They live in a fantasyworld where where where where they're protesting supporting
Hamas. I mean, I thinkthat it's uh, you know, I
I don't think they believe it,but I think that's part of their game.
I think they're part of part ofthe democratic strategy here, especially the
far left, is just to trollyou. They want they want to troll
you until you say something that theycan then yell and say that you're bigoted
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or racist or whatever. It's notcanceling. And so yeah, I mean
I think that they love it becausethere's a lot of things that were rile
Republicans up from last night, andthey like that more than actually doing anything
constructive, you know, policy wisefor the country. I've got media watchdog
George Khlei on with us last night. The one thing I took away is
it just seemed like he was anangry home man, waving his fist at
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everyone, yelling and screaming at everyone. The tone didn't seem to match the
words. For those of you thatwere sitting there right it took a half
follower and the guy was a halffollow lake, which I believe is one
hundred percent, because all of thenetworks could basically speak about him and his
agenda better than he can. Soyou might as well, when everybody's putting
it at nine o'clock, allow thenetworks and the anchors to be the ones
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talking for the first half hour sellingthe speech to stout selling the agenda.
But if you are sitting at yourkitchen's table, do you believe that Ukraine
January sixth and abortion are the topthree issues right now facing this country?
Because that was the lead yesterday forJoe Biben. It was Ukraine January sixth
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and abortion wasn't immigration. Where inNew York City yesterday they just spent that
they're militarizing the subway. You know, it's not It's not about you know,
any sort of crime surge, butthey tell you there is no crime
surge, even though they're militarizing thesubway, I mean Ukraine. I'm not
sure it's top of mind for mostpeople right now and what they're dealing with
and what they're what they're facing,and what they're feeling. And if they're
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going to keep on bringing up theabortion thing. I mean, I you
know, let them. I meanmaybe one in one leg one last year,
so maybe it went again. ButI'm just not sure that that's the
most important issue, certainly for peopleinto deet give me high point, low
point for the speech last night.High point for the speech. High point
in terms of for Biden, youknow, I think the high point of
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the speech was probably the end thathe got through it. And I mean
that with all sincerity, Like Imean, I think even he when he
looked up at Jill at the end, he's kind of like, hey,
we did it, you know.So I think that for for Biden that
the high point all he had todo was get through it was a very
very row bar. In terms ofthe low point, I think it's the
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way that he kept attacking Trump andattacking his predecessor and his opponent. You
know, the way that that hekeeps talking about trying to stave democracy while
he's trying to imprison his political opponents. You know that he's trying to just
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a party that life to talk alot about freedom of choice with your own
body, with women's body, youknow, it's amazing how they how they
didn't feel that way necessarily with theconsider mental gap that you know that we
had to get during COVID normous work. His name is George Collie. He
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apparently it is not. A Coupleof people on the phone with me right
now, matt Alena and Richard arefighting the good fight against a mask mandate
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over in our neighboring state of RhodeIsland. So I want to welcome them
both to the show as there's alot to get to here with this mask
mandate. Guys, thanks for comingon. I appreciate it. Richard,
let's start with you give me alittle backstory at what we are looking at
today. Sure, so let mestart at the end and then I'll go
back to the beginning. On Friday, March fifteenth, that's a week from
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this Friday, there is a hearingin Rhode Island. Public hearing being conducted
by the Rhode Island Department of Healthas part of their effort to implement a
school mask regulation in the state ofRhode Island. This is the culmination of
a twenty six month lawsuit we filedback in August of twenty twenty one,
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when the governor instituted an executive orderthat was mandating all children in all schools
wear masks. When he realized thathe probably didn't have the legal authority to
do that and was going to bechallenged, the Rhode Island Department of Health
came to his rescue and issued anemergency regulation that mandated school masking for all
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children in K three twelve in RhodeIsland. And there's some some legal problems.
I think many parents would say thatthat regulation was bad policy that was
unlawfully enacted. There was bad policybecause a lot of parents are had a
full school year under their belts withmasking and had seen the impact that it
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was having on their children academically,socially, emotionally in terms of the way
it was impacting their personalities. Sothey knew it wasn't a great process,
and the Department of Health really hadn'tcome forward with anything compelling to prove to
us as parents that this masking measurewould actually do anything to stop the spread
of COVID, And so that's thebad policy part, the unlawfully enacted part
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as I lived through earlier. Thegovernor really, you know, by including
his own counsel, really was outover his skis, and it exceeded his
statutory authority by issuing an executive orderon this. And we also argued that
the Department of Health had kind ofmisused the emergency regulations. The emergency regulation
is supposed to be enacted when somethinghappens suddenly and they don't have time to
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respond and put a formal regulation inplace, and the emergency regulation is designed
to give them six months to geta permanent regulation in place, and so
there's an immediacy there. What theydid was wait sixteen months after the pandemics.
So if the pandemic started in Marchof twenty twenty, they waited until
April of twenty twenty one to enactan emergency measure unmasking. And so we
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argued that they were playing games.They were trying to get around the typical
rulemaking or regulation setting process by pullingthe emergency level lever sixteen months in and
so what they should have done theyhad sixteen months to put a permanent regulation
in place. They never lifted afinger to do any of that, and
so we challenged that. We wenton for twenty six months with them,
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and then on the eve of goingto trial, which would have involved going
through the discovery process, which youknow, if you're being sued, is
generally not a great thing because you'vegot to produce a lot of documents and
a lot of testimony, they finallycame to the settlement table and said,
well, what about if we wentthrough the normal regulatory process, did all
the transparency stuff that we're supposed todo, and propose the regulation. And
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you know, we agreed that thatwas that would be good enough. And
they now find themselves in the positionwhere they've got to propose this rule into
very stiff public opposition, and wecould use more public opposition, and we
can talk about that a little bitlater in the in the interview. And
they still don't have any compelling scienceprove that masking does anything to stop the
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spread of covid RSV, the fluor any respiratory infection. Just clarify,
you don't have to wear masks todayin Rhode Island. I just want to
make sure everybody understands that, sonobody's wearing masks go ahead, please now,
go ahead, risk, go ahead. Nobody has to wear a mask
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today. The emergency regulation has expired. What we found during the course of
legal filings back and forth is thatRhode Island Department of Health tried to say,
well, this is not an issueanymore because there are no masks on
the children, and we said,okay, that's great. So you're saying
that there'll never be another mask mandateand they said, oh no, no,
no, well there's no mask mandatefor now. But they were trying
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to reserve their right to do itagain in the future without any kind of
formal regulation, but just kind ofby seats or by whatever whim they were
on that day. And we said, oh no, no, absolutely not
want to. You want to dothis again in the future, you need
to put a rule in place,and you need to go through run through
the regulatory gauntlets to make that happen. And that means getting public input and
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looking at scientific evidence to prove thatwhat you're doing is appropriate. There's not
one piece of scientific evidence that sayswearing a mask does anything correct. I
haven't seen it, Madelina. Canyou give me your background a little bit
if you don't mind no, notin the elite. So I'm actually a
public school teacher. I teach inhigh school locally and Rhode Islands. I
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also have three children in elementary school, so I was experiencing this from multiple
ends. As a teacher, Iwas watching what it was doing to my
students. My own children were experiencingit, so I saw how detrimental it
was to them physically, emotionally,socially in terms of their language acquisition.
I'm a world language teacher, andso I saw the damage it was doing
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very quickly, and I realized thatthe Department of Health had absolutely no interest
whatsoever and looking into the effects thathad on children. And as twenty twenty
one progressed, when we saw thefact that our children were not being released
from these mandates even when the restof the state was free, and we
had incredibly low transmission rates. Youknow, back in June of twenty twenty
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one, we had a heat waveof ninety five degrees and we don't have
air conditioned school, so our childrenwere in one hundred plus degree weather,
spreading and mass when we had atransmission rate of zero point three percent.
So it was just really alarming thatthis was happening to children, and no
one was advocating for them, andso I wanted to partake in this lawsuit
when I found out about it inthis March fifteenth date. Tell me a
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little bit about this, guys,what's the importance of this. So we
are the only state in the entirecountry who's currently attempting to implement regulations for
future masks mandates. So we're kindof the front lines right now. What
happens in Rhode Island is going toaffect this happens in the other states.
So it's very, very important thatpeople show up to represent the opposition to
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this and the way it's hurt ourchildren, the lack of science to support
it. Now is the time tofight them, because if we lose and
there's a recommendation, if there's aregulation in Rhode Island, other states will
be more vulnerable to this. Sowhat you're saying is specifically, this entity
wants to decide who, what,where, and why someone or some people
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would be forced to wear a mask. Is that correct? That's really the
crux of it. They would loveto have the discretion to do as they
please, when they please, andthis regulation is now you know, if
they put it in place, willbe on the books and they will have
to follow that regulation. This isdesigned to put some controls around what they
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can do in terms of masking.And you know, had we not gotten
them to do this, we wouldhave had additional you know, emergency orders
and you know, mass mandates ona whim whenever they felt like doing it
or whatever, you know, ateacher's union, you know, felt like,
you know, they're people needed tobe you know, protected for some
(38:30):
airborne illness. So it's very,very important that people show up and push
back on this. Who makes thedecision, I'm sorry, who who'd make
that decision? The Board of edor who made normal So the normal course
of one of these public health regulationsis they have an idea, they draft
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a regulation. That's where we areright now. It's been put out to
the public for review and comment.And so now any in the you know,
in the general public can go pickup a copy of this draft regulation,
read it right in, you know, by an email to say,
look, I don't agree with this, I think it's a terrible idea generally,
or I don't like this aspect ofthe rule, whatever the case may
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be. And then we can alsogo to a public hearing to you know,
give our thoughts on the rule.They then have to take all of
that that input that they get,go through it and respond to it,
and where necessary or we're appropriate,they'll make changes to the rules. So
one aspect of this rule, andit's in the draft rule, is that
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they will decide what studies they useto determine whether a mask mandate is appropriate
in a given situation. Right,and we all know how well that went
when the CDC was putting out junkscience, you know, to support these
measures back during COVID. They willdecide which with science that they want to
use. They will decide how muchweight to put on different studies, and
they've given themselves enormous discretion in howto how to evaluate this. So one
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of the things that I'll be pushingback on is, hey, we need
a lot more guardrails in place,and you need a much tighter process for
determining how you decide which studies you'regoing to use and which ones you're going
to discard. And by the way, what are the qualifications of the person
doing this analysis? Right? Isit an epidemiologist or is it some flunky
intern ultimately, who makes the finalcall, the final decision on this,
(40:22):
It'll come from some unnamed bureaucrat bureauaccountability, so that they can't trace it
to. And that's one of thethings that I want to push back on.
Sorry, mat Atlanta, all right, I want to take a short
break. We'll come back. We'llcontinue this conversation in just a second.
We're talking about masks mandates, andnot only does it have a direct impact
on what's happening over in Rhode Island, but it actually could spread out and
(40:45):
have an impact on what's happening inyour state wherever you're listening to us tonight
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this Friday, we're talking mask mandates, and Madelena and Richard are on the
phone with us right now. There'sa big event happening stop permanent mask mandates
over in Rhode Island. It couldhave widespread effects on the entire country as
a matter of fact. And listen, I want to go to Madelena if
(46:25):
we can here for a couple ofminutes. Just give us a quick once
over for the folks who may havejust joined us here on the broadcast now.
So this is directly for schools andmasks mandates, right And what would
be interesting is because it's the regulationand it wouldn't go through a state of
emergency like it has in the past. It would mean that our children would
(46:45):
be voice to wear masks to goto school, but adults wouldn't be under
the same restriction, so adults couldjust go about regular life. But if
you walk into a school building,you sadly have to put a mask on.
All right, And this is allhappening once again March fifteenth at nine
am. Get give everybody, ifyou can, the details on how they
can get involved that they want theirvoice heard. So we actually have a
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couple of things. We have somedocuments that have all of this information that
we could share with you. Thebiggest thing that they would need to do,
the most important thing besides the tendingin person, because that would be
very powerful, would be to submitwritten testimony and opposition. And there's just
one email address that goes directly tothe Department of Health. Can I give
(47:27):
you the email address could be ableto share that course, So it would
go to Zachary dot Arcot at Healthdot ri I dot gov and it's v
A C H A R Y dotG A R C E A U at
Health dot r I dot gov.So like emailing your opposition to the the
(47:47):
proposed mask regulation to that address,it would be documented that you had opposed
with regulation. So you want asmany people there in person as possible.
I'm assuming this is inside correct.It's going to be in sort of a
super spruder for sure. Right.He address is one capital hill in Providence.
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It's going to be in conference roomsA, B, and C that
are going to be combined. Thereis actually a cap of three hundred and
ninety people and the Department of Healthwill be turning people away if we exceed
capacity, and we would love toput them in that position. It would
be amazing if we had enough peopleto push back that they would have to
(48:28):
start turning numbers of the public away. It's such a sad thing. In
fact, when they attempted two yearsago to impose a vaccine mandate and all
of our medical professionals, they hadto limit testimony to one minute per person,
so we had sixty seconds to opposebecause we had four hundred people that
showed up to oppose it. Well, well, that's good. That's a
(48:49):
good thing. As a teacher,are you still debating other teachers on this
or have some of the teachers Iguess wised up. So has has that
changed or has it stayed the same? Well, has absolutely changed. Teachers
really really saw the effects of whathappened. I think, first of all,
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we have so much science now thatindicates that it doesn't do anything to
ensue transmission in the first place.But we've felt what happened in the classrooms.
For one thing, they went silent. Our kids just stopped interacting with
anybody, with each other. Theyjust stopped answering us. There was this
a complete deficit in learning. Asa language teacher, I realized, my
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kids can't learn language if they can'tsee my mouth. Because these are words
in a foreign country, in aforeign language. They don't know how to
save them in the first place.They don't know how they're spelled. If
they can't see how I'm pronouncing them, They're not going to acquire this language.
They're not going to acquire the termsthat they need. I noticed one
day, the very first day thatmaths came off of our faces. It
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was March seventh. I asked thequestion, and I realized three or four
of my very quiet children, whonever interacts with me in class, were
mouthing the correct answers to themselves.And it was the first time I had
seen their faces all year, andI was able to call on kids who
had never interacted before. And youknow, we had I had an incident
(50:17):
just a week ago where I hada student introduced themselves to me. I
had him as a student three yearsago, and I didn't recognize him because
I'd never seen his face. Andso there's so many teachers that they think,
God, that's over, let's nevergo back to that. There's been
no acknowledgment from the Department's Health asto how this affected our children. Even
(50:38):
their own class benefit analysis is strictlyfinancial. They're not looking at the cost
of children for doing this. Yeah, that's amazing what that whole COVID scare
was. Just it's remarkable how wehandle it and how bad we handle it.
And kudos to people like yourselves fordoing what you've done. It's really
(50:59):
remarkable to push back as hard asyou're pushing back. All right, guys,
give everybody one more opportunity to writethis down so they can show up
and join the fight with you.Guys. Yeah, So we actually have
a website up Barrington Parents United,So it's all one word Barringtontown Parents Pluralunited
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dot com. You can get iton Google as well, but there's actually
in the lower writing and corner there'sa call to action. It's got links
to the regulation, the meeting timeand room, how you can testify,
you know, provide written testimony tothe Department of Health, all the backgrounders
that you need. Madelina actually putthat together, did a wonderful job with
it. Everything's there on one sheetof paper with a couple of links.
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I would urge everybody to get outthere. It's the Barrington Parents United.
Take a look at the call toaction and just follow the steps that she's
laid out. It will make ahuge difference. And then you know,
if you've got any lingering resentment thatI know a lot of us do about
the way COVID, your handles,the the way your children are treated regarded
as you know, collateral damage,show up for that hearing next week nine
(52:05):
am Friday morning, hopefully the weatherwill be good. To be nice.
Day out of work and take athree day weekend and actually pushed back on
those who pushed on you for COVID. Guys, keep fighting again. We're
behind you one hundred percent and thankyou for coming on today letting everybody know
and anybody you know, our signalcertainly reaches deep into Rhode Island, so
anybody listening, they should certainly showup at this and fight to fight with
these guys. Thanks again, Iappreciate it very much. You're welcome.
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Thank you, Lee, I appreciateit. All right. That's it.
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Alan Root. Well, here wego. Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome,
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Welcome, Welcome to the USA AudioNetwork Raw and on Filter, and welcome
to the eighth day of March twentytwenty four, known as the day after
the State of the Union address.My name is Lee Elsie. Yes,
on Fridays, Wayne takes the firsthour to loosen up and get ready and
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get all fired up to come atyou with both barrels. So he'll be
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He is pushing all the buttons.He is making it all go.
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Now, I'm sure that Wayne willcover the speech when he gets here after
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the top of the hour. WhatI will say about the speech is this.
And I know you're not gonna liketo hear this, and I've taken
a whole bunch of heat for thisalready on my morning show, but it
is what it is. You gottaspeak the truth. You got to speak
the truth when you get behind themicrophone. I think last night, unfortunately,
(02:09):
was a win for the Democrats.Now how long can they hold on
to this win? Well, thatremains to be seen. That is,
you know, completely up to bumblingJoe Biden and when he falls down on
his tongue the next time he fallsdown on his tongue, which I can
expect and assume will be very verysoon, depending upon when his handlers allow
him back out. I mean,I'm sure it took a lot out of
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him to fire him up with Btwelve and adrenaline and adderall and whatever the
hell they gave him last night toget him through ninety minutes of talking to
the American public. But the peoplewho watched last night, who were on
the fence. The people who weren'tsure about his ability to withstand the pressures
(02:53):
of America in the limelight of nationalTV. Well, they're questions were someone
answered last night. Now, listen, I look at him as a frail
oh man. I'm sure just abouteverybody listening to me right now thinks of
him as a frail old man whohas handlers and handlers of handlers who actually
(03:15):
handle the everyday chores of being thePresident of the United States. Anybody in
their right mind, even looking atlast night, which was a good performance
from him as far as making itto the finish line, they still look
at him. Even those of thoseof you who are in Biden camp,
(03:35):
you still see it and you're wincingas you're watching. You're waiting for the
collapse. And the colaps didn't comelast night. That's why it was a
win for the Democrat Party. Iknow a lot of Republicans don't like to
hear that. It doesn't necessarily meanit's gonna have any staying power. I'm
just being honest. That's what Isaw last night. I saw somebody who
I fully expected to trip and fallmultiple times. He fell, and he
(04:00):
bumbled and he mumbled, as healways does, but not to the extent
that we thought he was going tostumble and bumble and mumble. And he
had moments where I think America wasgoing to resonate. Now listen what he
said. Was it true? No? At best? At best, some
of it was half truth. Butfor the most part, from start to
(04:23):
finish, it was one lie afteranother after another after another. And that
leads us to today. And Iwant to take this opening segment those of
you who may have missed the eventlast night. I want to play some
oto you and comment on some ofthe things that the President of the United
States had said last night. Iknow the cost of housing is so important
(04:46):
to you. Inflation keeps coming down, Mortgan Drach'll come down as well,
and the Fed acknowledges that. ButI'm not waiting. I want to provide
an annual tax credit that will giveAmericans four hundred dollars a month for the
next two years as mortgage rates comedown to put toward their mortgages when they
buy their first home or trade upfor a little more space. That's for
(05:11):
two years. Aside from being essentiallya lie fest or a half truth fest,
last night, it was a promiseof a giveaway after giveaway after giveaway
after giveaway. Once again, JoeBiden amplifying this idea of buying people's votes.
And then while there's a flood ofillegal aliens coming across the southern border,
(05:35):
there is war on two fronts.This person decides to talk about shrink
flation. Too many corporations raise pricesto pad the profits charge you more and
more for less and less. That'sour cracking down on corporations and engage in
(05:55):
price gallenging interceptor pricing from food tohealthcare to housing. In fact, the
snack companies think you won't notice ifthey change the size of the bag and
put a hell of a lot fewerYeah, funny, put fewer chips in
it. Yeah No, I'm notjoking. No, I'm not a shrink
place. Past Bobby Casey's bill andstop this. So here's another example,
(06:20):
shining example of someone never wanting totake responsibility for problems that they were a
part of. There's nothing that bothersme more than being a hypocrite and not
being responsible for things that happen underyour watch. Nothing bothers me more than
that. That's a coward's way outas far as I'm concerned. Finally,
(06:43):
after what forty something minutes, hedecides to talk about the border part of
the group of senators. The resultwas a bipartisan bill with the toughest set
of border security reforms we've ever seenit. Or you don't think so,
No, oh, you don't likethat bill. Huh that conservatives got together
(07:04):
and said it was a good bill. Such a fault. I'll be darned.
That's amazing. Not bipartiers atle buthire one five hundred more security agents
and officers, one hundred more immigrationjudges help tackle the backload of two many
cases, four three hundred more asylumofficers, and new policies so they can
resolve cases in six months instead ofsix years. Now, all right,
(07:27):
let me say this again. Iknow I'm getting tired of saying it over
and over again, but I'll sayit again for everybody out there across the
country. The day he took office, his executive orders caused the southern border
to open as wide as it's everbeen open, and people came from hundreds
of countries by the thousands, eventuallyto the tune of millions. And Biden
(07:53):
those executive orders, erasing many ofTrump's executive orders. All this to happen,
so for him to stand in frontof America again and point the finger
and blame somebody else, it's it'sit's borderline criminal. It's borderline criminal.
It's the worst of politics. That'sexactly what Biden portrays. He is the
(08:18):
worst, the worst trait that politicshas to offer. And shame on all
of them. Shame on everybody downin Washington who buys into this, and
shame on everybody who tries to foolthe American public that somehow, some way,
Joe Biden was for stricter action atthe southern border. It's an absolute
(08:41):
travesty in it, and it's borderlinetreason is as far as I'm concerned.
All Right, one more piece ofaudio with a little dust up with Marjorie
Taylor Green. You know, Ihad my problems with Marjorie Taylor Green.
I wasn't necessarily a fan, butI'm slowly becoming a fan. I'd be
a winner, not really by LincolnRiley, an innocent young woman who was
(09:15):
killed and illegal, that's right,but how many of thousands of people being
killed by legals? I really knowwhat that means that doesn't even make any
sense. There were a couple oftimes during the course of the evening that
Biden completely went off the deep end. Didn't make any sense. One time
when he said he was going toMoscow to get drugs, but that was
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a little dust up with Marjorie TaylorGreen. But as a whole, not
what he said, but the factthat he was able to say it without
falling flat on his face gives theDemocrats an early win in this battle between
Biden and Trump were evil versus goodas far as I'm concerned, So they
have it. That's my quick takeon the state of the Union which happened
(10:00):
last night. If you have yourown take, I'd love to hear it.
Shoot me an email Lels Radio atgmail dot count Come tell me what
you thought about last night. LikeI said, I won't spend tons of
time on it. I'm sure Waynewill go over it with a fine tooth
comb in just a little bit.But listen, in a general sense,
man, it was a campaign speech, right. It was a day after
(10:22):
Super Tuesday. They specifically chose thisday. They souped them up with whatever
drugs they soup them up with toget them through. You know, somewhere
along the line on the campaign trail, you'll see him staring out in the
space, or walking off the stage, or saying something completely inappropriate. But
I guess, or I surmise,I assume, I theorize that they will
(10:46):
hide out Biden as much as theycan moving forward. I mean, he'll
make his his campaign stops in afew spots, well guarded, right with
a palm card in hand, tosay just a few things. I don't
take any questions from anybody, don'ttake any hard questions, and they'll bury
him in his basement again, somewherealong the line to run a campaign once
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the top of the hour. Oneof my favorite weekly guests on my morning
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show here in Connecticut is this nextgentlemen. You can go online g Colli
dot com to find out more abouthim. But George Collie, media watchdog,
is joining the conversation, and George, it's all about the state of
the union here. I'll tell youwhat. I think. A lot of
people feel like they've got a hangovertoday. How about you, you know
(17:33):
a little bit of a hangover.I think for everybody. I think everybody
feels a little bit what you're feelinghere today. That the fuzziness in the
head, I mean not quite sure. You know, maybe it's not like
an anxiety. It's not like adepression. It's just like it's a it's
almost like a little bit of apit, like you know what's going to
happen from here. I actually agreewith you that I think this was a
(17:55):
win for the Democrats last night.I mean I think that I am one
hundred percent agreement, But I thinkit's because the bar was set so so
so low that if this guy didn't, you know, defecate himself and bang
the microphone over his head as heruled on himself that it was going to
be better than expected. Right,And he didn't do that. Right.
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But for any Republicans out there whomay be like kind of feeling that way
and uneasy and not sure what thismeans for the election and blah blah blah,
I look at it this way.I think last night it guarantees that
Joe Biden will be the nominee forthe Democrats, and that may be the
best thing that Republicans could hear allday long. It's gonna be a lot
harder for Gavin Newsom to go onhis jolly you know, Roger tour talking
(18:38):
about how great Joe Biden is andhow vibrant Joe Biden is, you know,
in the hopes that Joe Biden endsup, you know, not running.
I'm pretty sure that it probably stowsup things in Democrats' minds for Biden.
And that's probably the best thing thatcould happen for Republicans in anybody's supports.
True, do you think the peopleon the Democrat side of the aisle
(18:59):
actually believe their rhetoric that he wasspewing last night. Uh No, but
I don't think they believe most ofit. I mean, remember, this
is a group of people that thatwill fight to the death that men can
breastfeed. I mean, this isa group of people that believe that you
know that that that that people thatteachers inside of school can make changes to
your child's gender without you knowing.I mean, they live in a fantasy
(19:22):
world. They live in a fantasyworld where where where where they're protesting supporting
Hamas. I mean, I thinkthat it's uh, you know, I
I don't think they believe it,but I think that's part of their game.
I think they're part of part ofthe democratic strategy here, especially the
far left, is just to trollyou. They want they want to troll
you until you say something that theycan then yell and say that you're bigoted
(19:45):
or racist or whatever. It's notcanceling. And so yeah, I mean
I think that they love it becausethere's a lot of things that were rile
Republicans up from last night, andthey like that more than actually doing anything
constructive, you know, policy wisefor the country. I've got media watchdog
George Khlei on with us last night. The one thing I took away is
it just seemed like he was anangry home man, waving his fist at
(20:08):
everyone, yelling and screaming at everyone. The tone didn't seem to match the
words. For those of you thatwere sitting there right it took a half
follower and the guy was a halffollow lake, which I believe is one
hundred percent, because all of thenetworks could basically speak about him and his
agenda better than he can. Soyou might as well, when everybody's putting
it at nine o'clock, allow thenetworks and the anchors to be the ones
(20:30):
talking for the first half hour sellingthe speech to stout selling the agenda.
But if you are sitting at yourkitchen's table, do you believe that Ukraine
January sixth and abortion are the topthree issues right now facing this country?
Because that was the lead yesterday forJoe Biben. It was Ukraine January sixth
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and abortion wasn't immigration. Where inNew York City yesterday they just spent that
they're militarizing the subway. You know, it's not It's not about you know,
any sort of crime surge, butthey tell you there is no crime
surge, even though they're militarizing thesubway, I mean Ukraine. I'm not
sure it's top of mind for mostpeople right now and what they're dealing with
and what they're what they're facing,and what they're feeling. And if they're
(21:15):
going to keep on bringing up theabortion thing. I mean, I you
know, let them. I meanmaybe one in one leg one last year,
so maybe it went again. ButI'm just not sure that that's the
most important issue, certainly for peopleinto deet give me high point, low
point for the speech last night.High point for the speech. High point
in terms of for Biden, youknow, I think the high point of
(21:37):
the speech was probably the end thathe got through it. And I mean
that with all sincerity, Like Imean, I think even he when he
looked up at Jill at the end, he's kind of like, hey,
we did it, you know.So I think that for for Biden that
the high point all he had todo was get through it was a very
very row bar. In terms ofthe low point, I think it's the
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way that he kept attacking Trump andattacking his predecessor and his opponent. You
know, the way that that hekeeps talking about trying to stave democracy while
he's trying to imprison his political opponents. You know that he's trying to just
to save democracy and save our freedomand save our rights. While with Joe
Biden, the Democrats who took awayyour right if you chose, you know,
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a party that life to talk alot about freedom of choice with your own
body, with women's body, youknow, it's amazing how they how they
didn't feel that way necessarily with theconsider mental gap that you know that we
had to get during COVID normous work. His name is George Collie. He
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stage tonight on the USA Audio Network. George, Thanks, we got to
run. We'll come right back.Stick around. We're going to talk about
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attended to diagnose treating up agency.All right, welcome back. Interesting topic's
coming at you. You thought itwas dead and buried, but no,
apparently it is not. A Coupleof people on the phone with me right
now, matt Alena and Richard arefighting the good fight against a mask mandate
(30:37):
over in our neighboring state of RhodeIsland. So I want to welcome them
both to the show as there's alot to get to here with this mask
mandate. Guys, thanks for comingon. I appreciate it. Richard,
let's start with you give me alittle backstory at what we are looking at
today. Sure, so let mestart at the end and then I'll go
back to the beginning. On Friday, March fifteenth, that's a week from
(30:57):
this Friday, there is a hearingin Rhode Island. Public hearing being conducted
by the Rhode Island Department of Healthas part of their effort to implement a
school mask regulation in the state ofRhode Island. This is the culmination of
a twenty six month lawsuit we filedback in August of twenty twenty one,
(31:22):
when the governor instituted an executive orderthat was mandating all children in all schools
wear masks. When he realized thathe probably didn't have the legal authority to
do that and was going to bechallenged, the Rhode Island Department of Health
came to his rescue and issued anemergency regulation that mandated school masking for all
(31:42):
children in K three twelve in RhodeIsland. And there's some some legal problems.
I think many parents would say thatthat regulation was bad policy that was
unlawfully enacted. There was bad policybecause a lot of parents are had a
full school year under their belts withmasking and had seen the impact that it
(32:02):
was having on their children academically,socially, emotionally in terms of the way
it was impacting their personalities. Sothey knew it wasn't a great process,
and the Department of Health really hadn'tcome forward with anything compelling to prove to
us as parents that this masking measurewould actually do anything to stop the spread
of COVID, And so that's thebad policy part, the unlawfully enacted part
(32:28):
as I lived through earlier. Thegovernor really, you know, by including
his own counsel, really was outover his skis, and it exceeded his
statutory authority by issuing an executive orderon this. And we also argued that
the Department of Health had kind ofmisused the emergency regulations. The emergency regulation
is supposed to be enacted when somethinghappens suddenly and they don't have time to
(32:52):
respond and put a formal regulation inplace, and the emergency regulation is designed
to give them six months to geta permanent regulation in place, and so
there's an immediacy there. What theydid was wait sixteen months after the pandemics.
So if the pandemic started in Marchof twenty twenty, they waited until
April of twenty twenty one to enactan emergency measure unmasking. And so we
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argued that they were playing games.They were trying to get around the typical
rulemaking or regulation setting process by pullingthe emergency level lever sixteen months in and
so what they should have done theyhad sixteen months to put a permanent regulation
in place. They never lifted afinger to do any of that, and
so we challenged that. We wenton for twenty six months with them,
(33:37):
and then on the eve of goingto trial, which would have involved going
through the discovery process, which youknow, if you're being sued, is
generally not a great thing because you'vegot to produce a lot of documents and
a lot of testimony, they finallycame to the settlement table and said,
well, what about if we wentthrough the normal regulatory process, did all
the transparency stuff that we're supposed todo, and propose the regulation. And
(34:00):
you know, we agreed that thatwas that would be good enough. And
they now find themselves in the positionwhere they've got to propose this rule into
very stiff public opposition, and wecould use more public opposition, and we
can talk about that a little bitlater in the in the interview. And
they still don't have any compelling scienceprove that masking does anything to stop the
(34:24):
spread of covid RSV, the fluor any respiratory infection. Just clarify,
you don't have to wear masks todayin Rhode Island. I just want to
make sure everybody understands that, sonobody's wearing masks go ahead, please now,
go ahead, risk, go ahead. Nobody has to wear a mask
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today. The emergency regulation has expired. What we found during the course of
legal filings back and forth is thatRhode Island Department of Health tried to say,
well, this is not an issueanymore because there are no masks on
the children, and we said,okay, that's great. So you're saying
that there'll never be another mask mandateand they said, oh no, no,
no, well there's no mask mandatefor now. But they were trying
(35:06):
to reserve their right to do itagain in the future without any kind of
formal regulation, but just kind ofby seats or by whatever whim they were
on that day. And we said, oh no, no, absolutely not
want to. You want to dothis again in the future, you need
to put a rule in place,and you need to go through run through
the regulatory gauntlets to make that happen. And that means getting public input and
(35:28):
looking at scientific evidence to prove thatwhat you're doing is appropriate. There's not
one piece of scientific evidence that sayswearing a mask does anything correct. I
haven't seen it, Madelina. Canyou give me your background a little bit
if you don't mind no, notin the elite. So I'm actually a
public school teacher. I teach inhigh school locally and Rhode Islands. I
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also have three children in elementary school, so I was experiencing this from multiple
ends. As a teacher, Iwas watching what it was doing to my
students. My own children were experiencingit, so I saw how detrimental it
was to them physically, emotionally,socially in terms of their language acquisition.
I'm a world language teacher, andso I saw the damage it was doing
(36:10):
very quickly, and I realized thatthe Department of Health had absolutely no interest
whatsoever and looking into the effects thathad on children. And as twenty twenty
one progressed, when we saw thefact that our children were not being released
from these mandates even when the restof the state was free, and we
had incredibly low transmission rates. Youknow, back in June of twenty twenty
(36:36):
one, we had a heat waveof ninety five degrees and we don't have
air conditioned school, so our childrenwere in one hundred plus degree weather,
spreading and mass when we had atransmission rate of zero point three percent.
So it was just really alarming thatthis was happening to children, and no
one was advocating for them, andso I wanted to partake in this lawsuit
when I found out about it inthis March fifteenth date. Tell me a
(37:00):
little bit about this, guys,what's the importance of this. So we
are the only state in the entirecountry who's currently attempting to implement regulations for
future masks mandates. So we're kindof the front lines right now. What
happens in Rhode Island is going toaffect this happens in the other states.
So it's very, very important thatpeople show up to represent the opposition to
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this and the way it's hurt ourchildren, the lack of science to support
it. Now is the time tofight them, because if we lose and
there's a recommendation, if there's aregulation in Rhode Island, other states will
be more vulnerable to this. Sowhat you're saying is specifically, this entity
wants to decide who, what,where, and why someone or some people
(37:45):
would be forced to wear a mask. Is that correct? That's really the
crux of it. They would loveto have the discretion to do as they
please, when they please, andthis regulation is now you know, if
they put it in place, willbe on the books and they will have
to follow that regulation. This isdesigned to put some controls around what they
(38:08):
can do in terms of masking.And you know, had we not gotten
them to do this, we wouldhave had additional you know, emergency orders
and you know, mass mandates ona whim whenever they felt like doing it
or whatever, you know, ateacher's union, you know, felt like,
you know, they're people needed tobe you know, protected for some
(38:30):
airborne illness. So it's very,very important that people show up and push
back on this. Who makes thedecision, I'm sorry, who who'd make
that decision? The Board of edor who made normal So the normal course
of one of these public health regulationsis they have an idea, they draft
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a regulation. That's where we areright now. It's been put out to
the public for review and comment.And so now any in the you know,
in the general public can go pickup a copy of this draft regulation,
read it right in, you know, by an email to say,
look, I don't agree with this, I think it's a terrible idea generally,
or I don't like this aspect ofthe rule, whatever the case may
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be. And then we can alsogo to a public hearing to you know,
give our thoughts on the rule.They then have to take all of
that that input that they get,go through it and respond to it,
and where necessary or we're appropriate,they'll make changes to the rules. So
one aspect of this rule, andit's in the draft rule, is that
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they will decide what studies they useto determine whether a mask mandate is appropriate
in a given situation. Right,and we all know how well that went
when the CDC was putting out junkscience, you know, to support these
measures back during COVID. They willdecide which with science that they want to
use. They will decide how muchweight to put on different studies, and
they've given themselves enormous discretion in howto how to evaluate this. So one
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of the things that I'll be pushingback on is, hey, we need
a lot more guardrails in place,and you need a much tighter process for
determining how you decide which studies you'regoing to use and which ones you're going
to discard. And by the way, what are the qualifications of the person
doing this analysis? Right? Isit an epidemiologist or is it some flunky
intern ultimately, who makes the finalcall, the final decision on this,
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It'll come from some unnamed bureaucrat bureauaccountability, so that they can't trace it
to. And that's one of thethings that I want to push back on.
Sorry, mat Atlanta, all right, I want to take a short
break. We'll come back. We'llcontinue this conversation in just a second.
We're talking about masks mandates, andnot only does it have a direct impact
on what's happening over in Rhode Island, but it actually could spread out and
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have an impact on what's happening inyour state wherever you're listening to us tonight
on the USA Audio Network. Shorttime out, We'll come right back.
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this Friday, we're talking mask mandates, and Madelena and Richard are on the
phone with us right now. There'sa big event happening stop permanent mask mandates
over in Rhode Island. It couldhave widespread effects on the entire country as
a matter of fact. And listen, I want to go to Madelena if
(46:25):
we can here for a couple ofminutes. Just give us a quick once
over for the folks who may havejust joined us here on the broadcast now.
So this is directly for schools andmasks mandates, right And what would
be interesting is because it's the regulationand it wouldn't go through a state of
emergency like it has in the past. It would mean that our children would
(46:45):
be voice to wear masks to goto school, but adults wouldn't be under
the same restriction, so adults couldjust go about regular life. But if
you walk into a school building,you sadly have to put a mask on.
All right, And this is allhappening once again March fifteenth at nine
am. Get give everybody, ifyou can, the details on how they
can get involved that they want theirvoice heard. So we actually have a
(47:06):
couple of things. We have somedocuments that have all of this information that
we could share with you. Thebiggest thing that they would need to do,
the most important thing besides the tendingin person, because that would be
very powerful, would be to submitwritten testimony and opposition. And there's just
one email address that goes directly tothe Department of Health. Can I give
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you the email address could be ableto share that course, So it would
go to Zachary dot Arcot at Healthdot ri I dot gov and it's v
A C H A R Y dotG A R C E A U at
Health dot r I dot gov.So like emailing your opposition to the the
(47:47):
proposed mask regulation to that address,it would be documented that you had opposed
with regulation. So you want asmany people there in person as possible.
I'm assuming this is inside correct.It's going to be in sort of a
super spruder for sure. Right.He address is one capital hill in Providence.
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It's going to be in conference roomsA, B, and C that
are going to be combined. Thereis actually a cap of three hundred and
ninety people and the Department of Healthwill be turning people away if we exceed
capacity, and we would love toput them in that position. It would
be amazing if we had enough peopleto push back that they would have to
(48:28):
start turning numbers of the public away. It's such a sad thing. In
fact, when they attempted two yearsago to impose a vaccine mandate and all
of our medical professionals, they hadto limit testimony to one minute per person,
so we had sixty seconds to opposebecause we had four hundred people that
showed up to oppose it. Well, well, that's good. That's a
(48:49):
good thing. As a teacher,are you still debating other teachers on this
or have some of the teachers Iguess wised up. So has has that
changed or has it stayed the same? Well, has absolutely changed. Teachers
really really saw the effects of whathappened. I think, first of all,
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we have so much science now thatindicates that it doesn't do anything to
ensue transmission in the first place.But we've felt what happened in the classrooms.
For one thing, they went silent. Our kids just stopped interacting with
anybody, with each other. Theyjust stopped answering us. There was this
a complete deficit in learning. Asa language teacher, I realized, my
(49:34):
kids can't learn language if they can'tsee my mouth. Because these are words
in a foreign country, in aforeign language. They don't know how to
save them in the first place.They don't know how they're spelled. If
they can't see how I'm pronouncing them, They're not going to acquire this language.
They're not going to acquire the termsthat they need. I noticed one
day, the very first day thatmaths came off of our faces. It
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was March seventh. I asked thequestion, and I realized three or four
of my very quiet children, whonever interacts with me in class, were
mouthing the correct answers to themselves.And it was the first time I had
seen their faces all year, andI was able to call on kids who
had never interacted before. And youknow, we had I had an incident
(50:17):
just a week ago where I hada student introduced themselves to me. I
had him as a student three yearsago, and I didn't recognize him because
I'd never seen his face. Andso there's so many teachers that they think,
God, that's over, let's nevergo back to that. There's been
no acknowledgment from the Department's Health asto how this affected our children. Even
(50:38):
their own class benefit analysis is strictlyfinancial. They're not looking at the cost
of children for doing this. Yeah, that's amazing what that whole COVID scare
was. Just it's remarkable how wehandle it and how bad we handle it.
And kudos to people like yourselves fordoing what you've done. It's really
(50:59):
remarkable to push back as hard asyou're pushing back. All right, guys,
give everybody one more opportunity to writethis down so they can show up
and join the fight with you.Guys. Yeah, So we actually have
a website up Barrington Parents United,So it's all one word Barringtontown Parents Pluralunited
(51:19):
dot com. You can get iton Google as well, but there's actually
in the lower writing and corner there'sa call to action. It's got links
to the regulation, the meeting timeand room, how you can testify,
you know, provide written testimony tothe Department of Health, all the backgrounders
that you need. Madelina actually putthat together, did a wonderful job with
it. Everything's there on one sheetof paper with a couple of links.
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I would urge everybody to get outthere. It's the Barrington Parents United.
Take a look at the call toaction and just follow the steps that she's
laid out. It will make ahuge difference. And then you know,
if you've got any lingering resentment thatI know a lot of us do about
the way COVID, your handles,the the way your children are treated regarded
as you know, collateral damage,show up for that hearing next week nine
(52:05):
am Friday morning, hopefully the weatherwill be good. To be nice.
Day out of work and take athree day weekend and actually pushed back on
those who pushed on you for COVID. Guys, keep fighting again. We're
behind you one hundred percent and thankyou for coming on today letting everybody know
and anybody you know, our signalcertainly reaches deep into Rhode Island, so
anybody listening, they should certainly showup at this and fight to fight with
these guys. Thanks again, Iappreciate it very much. You're welcome.
(52:28):
Thank you, Lee, I appreciateit. All right. That's it.
That wraps it up. Way now. Alan Roon is back after a three
day vacation. All right, that'sit. Way now, Alan Roon is
back after a three day sabbatical doubtat Mara Lago. Enjoy the rest of
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