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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 04-10-26

April 11, 2026·1 hr 23 min·7 clips

Iranian-Canadian Nikki Ballou says Iranian people are pleading with Trump to keep bombing, and describes a 19-year-old near-Olympic wrestler executed by the regime for asking for his rights.

Warning comes first. The cold open sells War Zone Live as high speed, controversial radio from Las Vegas, with Wayne Root cast as raw truth and American-made combat. He gets moving fast. The host says it is Thursday, points listeners toward Friday, and puts the show on The Gateway Pundit every day for two hours, 3 to 5 p.m. West Coast and 6 to 8 p.m. East Coast. Then he lands on the target. Colorado is treated as the biggest story, with Root saying the state is demanding lawyers sign that they will never cooperate with ICE or lose access to the computer system of the Bar Association of Colorado. In his telling, that would leave them unable to check cases or go to court. That is the charge as the clip presents it. The segment does not pause to test the claim or hear another side. It treats the story as an alarm and keeps pushing. The sponsor copy is just as loud. Lost Soldier oil and gas gets pitched through a giant 40,000-acre gas discovery, estimated reserves, projected well output, and Mark Brunner's past public company wins. The energy ad is blunt. Natural gas is tied directly to powering America's AI future, so the investment pitch becomes a national strength pitch. Then medicine takes the wheel. Xichai Genesis Medicine is promoted through the host's claims about medicines connected to type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease, and heart disease, with Dan Montano named as the CEO and repeat guest. The pitch keeps climbing. The host says more than 300 patients have been dosed in research studies, reports improvement with no adverse events, and sends fans to cure-war.com for free study registration and investment information. The ad block loops back on itself. By the end, QuickBooks Bill Pay handles accounts payable language, WHOOP sells smaller hardware, longer battery life, recovery tracking, sleep, cycle phases, and performance memberships, and Advance Auto Parts closes with more than 90 years, over 4,300 stores, and the right parts nearby.

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A hard-charging political broadcast built around a combative monologue and a Colorado ICE dispute.

Wayne Allyn Root's WAR Zone starts loud and never really lets up. It keeps its focus on Colorado's demand that lawyers sign they will never cooperate with ICE or lose access to the state bar association's computer system and court access. The pace is the main draw here.

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Press play for a combative, high-velocity monologue about Colorado and ICE.

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