Speaker 1: Inside Jason Williams, and we're tracking down our guests here,
Speaker 1: Dan Snell, to discuss I'm pretty historic going on right
Speaker 1: with the ceasefire that was negotiated by Trump and the
Speaker 1: freeing of what upwards of twenty hostages that have been
Speaker 1: in captivity for two and a half years now. And
Speaker 1: I mean we're sitting here in the in the studio
Speaker 1: and on the TVs we're seeing some of these videos
Speaker 1: which are absolutely incredible of of you know, these folks
Speaker 1: getting reunited with with their their families, which is a great,
Speaker 1: great thing to see. In order to discuss this and
Speaker 1: much much more. We always enjoyed talking with him. He's
Speaker 1: our political expert, expert, the Winsome Way, the Winsome candidate.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited Dan that I stumbled over my words there.
Speaker 1: But we're excited to talk to you, Dan Snell. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the program.
Speaker 2: How are you, Hey, you Rocky. I'm doing great, good
Speaker 2: to be with you and Jason. Yeah. There are sometimes
Speaker 2: that people want to export me in my opinions and
Speaker 2: want to get me out of the country, but I'm
Speaker 2: always happy to be with you. And an exciting day
Speaker 2: in the world, isn't it Today? As you said, the
Speaker 2: hugs and the cheers and the tears and the excitement
Speaker 2: of what took place there. Whatever your viewpoint on politics,
Speaker 2: President Trump and the United States having put this together
Speaker 2: should be should be cheered. And we have our challenges,
Speaker 2: but this day is a good day for Donald Trump
Speaker 2: and the United States and Israel and the world.
Speaker 1: So, Dan, I mean kind of encapsulate that put this
Speaker 1: into perspective for us. I mean, you're talking about two
Speaker 1: sides that have been at each other's throats like since
Speaker 1: the beginning of time and there's now a ceasefire. Just
Speaker 1: putting into perspective the I guess the magnitude of this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, literally a biblical perspective is the history of
Speaker 2: these two nations and the fight over there. And if
Speaker 2: Donald Trump can bring it together and keep it together.
Speaker 2: I think the key is keeping things together to get
Speaker 2: both sides. Certainly there's going to be moments, right, There's
Speaker 2: going to be people are going to be agitated over
Speaker 2: this or that and disagreement. But if we can keep
Speaker 2: it together, it is a breakthrough. And especially if they
Speaker 2: can find a pathway to get Gaza redeveloped in a
Speaker 2: way that allows some people to come home. It's going
Speaker 2: to be. It is a giant thing for the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Dan, this is a bigger, broader question. You know,
Speaker 3: we tend to want to get in the weeds about
Speaker 3: Donald Trump here in America, but on the global scale,
Speaker 3: this is just an incredible, incredible feat. And this is
Speaker 3: something that you know, fifty years from now in history
Speaker 3: books they'll be talking about Donald Trump as a peacemaker
Speaker 3: in the Middle East and where does all that come
Speaker 3: from from him? And how in the heck has he
Speaker 3: been able to do that?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, he has a strong personality and he
Speaker 2: can pick up the phone as the most powerful man
Speaker 2: in the world, pick up the phone and try to
Speaker 2: talk to people, encourage people. And I think that he
Speaker 2: probably laid down the law with Israel with regards to
Speaker 2: some of the things that they were doing that were
Speaker 2: causing upset in the Middle East and even here in America.
Speaker 2: And yet he also for Hamas said you know, no Moss, Hamas,
Speaker 2: no Moss, do not do what you're doing anymore, or
Speaker 2: it will You'll be obliterated. So he has the strength
Speaker 2: of character and personality to do that and long long term, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm old enough to remember that. For a long time.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Carter was considered the peacemaker and he had the
Speaker 2: piece accords at the White House. And so Trump has
Speaker 2: an opportunity and next year, yes, at this stage he
Speaker 2: probably will win the Nobel Peace Prize and so things
Speaker 2: will be calmer in the world and hopefully in the
Speaker 2: United States. We can carry that over into these budget
Speaker 2: these budget hearings, maybe we can get some negotiations and
Speaker 2: communication improved there. Now.
Speaker 1: Now, Dan, you said earlier, the big question is, yes,
Speaker 1: how long does this last? My opinion and thought is,
Speaker 1: of course, from the Israelis point of view, it'll continue
Speaker 1: forever and unless they are bombed or fired upon. Right,
Speaker 1: So they're perfectly happy with just not messing with with
Speaker 1: Hamas and you guys go stay over there, We'll stay
Speaker 1: over here. But so it really comes down to you know,
Speaker 1: Palestine and Hamas, right, do you think that they will
Speaker 1: What is their incentive, whether by force or otherwise, what
Speaker 1: is their incentive to keep this peace deal?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well, and they may feel like they want to
Speaker 2: keep peace, but there are players. There is evil in
Speaker 2: the world. Then it might be outside of Hamas and
Speaker 2: the Palestinians, and it could be someone from a you know,
Speaker 2: a RAN lead or someone that's a errorist group that
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with those, but yet who will
Speaker 2: get blamed is Hamas and the Palestinians. And so Israel
Speaker 2: is excellent in their intelligence in the world, as the
Speaker 2: United States is pretty good too. We need to just
Speaker 2: make sure that we don't blame be quick to blame
Speaker 2: one side or the other. But my you know, I
Speaker 2: think the world's prayers that we can have this finally
Speaker 2: be at peace.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I mean you referenced it earlier. I mean,
Speaker 3: fighting in some form or fashion in the Middle East
Speaker 3: has been going on since the biblical times. So what
Speaker 3: role now does Donald Trump play? I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: you go in there and you broke her this deal.
Speaker 3: What role does he in America play in now for
Speaker 3: this to be able to sustain and continue on?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know they've organized a group that's going
Speaker 2: to manage the process or control and Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: going to be the chairman of that. And of course,
Speaker 2: I say with a smile, as a developer, always got
Speaker 2: to twinkle in his eye because he sees that that
Speaker 2: opportunity that something could be developed there. And I'm sure
Speaker 2: part of him thinks, oh, maybe his family could be
Speaker 2: a part of that development, and they do a good
Speaker 2: job in development, so that's possible, and if it would
Speaker 2: help bring that to a quicker resolution of redevelopment, then
Speaker 2: maybe that's the way to do it. But the United
Speaker 2: States has to have this calm, steady, firm hand addressing
Speaker 2: all sides to keep this so it doesn't blow up again.
Speaker 1: Well, to your point, it's going to take someone that
Speaker 1: is as strong as Donald Trump, if it's not himself,
Speaker 1: you know, his predecessor, someone who is strong and respected
Speaker 1: and dare I say feared in order for this to
Speaker 1: because as soon as someone you know, God forbid, steps
Speaker 1: back in the White House who's a weak person a
Speaker 1: week leader, all this stuff just ramps back up. So
Speaker 1: that's I mean, that's essentially what we've got to hope for. Here,
Speaker 1: Dan snows our guests here. Now, Dan, let's turn back
Speaker 1: here to the United States, and there's a government shutdown
Speaker 1: going on. So after Trump has negotiated this piece deal
Speaker 1: here in Gaza with Israel, what are some of the
Speaker 1: things you should focus on here in the unit in
Speaker 1: the United States in terms of getting the government shut
Speaker 1: down back on negotiating with the other side. How do
Speaker 1: you see it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, certainly, if I'm Donald Trump, I come
Speaker 2: home and I say, gosh, if I can broke her
Speaker 2: peace in the most long standing battle of the Middle East,
Speaker 2: I can. I can certainly bring people into my office
Speaker 2: and and broker and negotiate. And you know, compromise is
Speaker 2: not a dirty where, It's not a four letter word.
Speaker 2: And I think that what the first thing has to
Speaker 2: do is we need to just get the president or
Speaker 2: someone to say, let's sit around the table and let's
Speaker 2: not leave this table until we have a compromise to
Speaker 2: get things opened up. And the Democrats are probably asking
Speaker 2: for a little bit too much. And I think that
Speaker 2: Mike Johnson, I think some of the words that are
Speaker 2: being used to constantly blame both sides blame each other.
Speaker 2: That doesn't do any good. Just get everybody in the
Speaker 2: room and President Trump. He's got momentum, right, Moe is
Speaker 2: wearing red. And if momentum can he can carry that
Speaker 2: into these negotiations, then I think that would be another win.
Speaker 2: So he's got a win abroad, and he could have
Speaker 2: a win at home if he would be the top
Speaker 2: negotiator in his office or somewhere of this budget shutdown.
Speaker 3: I totally agree with you, Dan, that the momentum is
Speaker 3: wearing red right now because I think everyday Americans, I mean,
Speaker 3: are you sitting here feeling this or you have you
Speaker 3: even really thought is it a package your life? And
Speaker 3: so to me that that hands it to the majority
Speaker 3: party politically right, and I think the Democrats are sitting
Speaker 3: here thinking they can maybe make political hay out of
Speaker 3: this as you turn the corner into and then you know,
Speaker 3: in the next year's election year. But I don't see
Speaker 3: that happening. How about but you're the expert on the stand,
Speaker 3: what do you make of that?
Speaker 2: Well, some people might export me for this, but again,
Speaker 2: but for the studies are the polls show that seventy
Speaker 2: percent of Americans do believe that specifically on the case
Speaker 2: of helping those that are on the government healthcare Obamacare,
Speaker 2: if you want to call it that, because I know
Speaker 2: people personally, a couple friends of mine and my daughter
Speaker 2: is self employed, that she is on that program and
Speaker 2: her rates would what now that's going to happen? The
Speaker 2: reason they have to address just that right now is
Speaker 2: because if they don't address it now and they wait
Speaker 2: for weeks to figure that out, then the rates will
Speaker 2: go up. So they have to make a commitment that
Speaker 2: they're going to stand with the support to not increase that. Now,
Speaker 2: that's the only thing the Democrats should ask for, and
Speaker 2: forget all the other things they're asking for, but just
Speaker 2: take care of the seventy percent of Americans do say, hey,
Speaker 2: we think on healthcare we need to those substiities need
Speaker 2: to stay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but do the majority Americans think that Americans and
Speaker 1: to say taxpayers should be paying for healthcare for illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: the polls I've seen say they do not.
Speaker 2: Well, that's a separate issue too. The illegal aliens issue,
Speaker 2: separate from the subsidies for those Americans who are buying
Speaker 2: healthcare through the portals now through the healthcare dot gov
Speaker 2: for instance, somebody that might be paying three hundred and
Speaker 2: sixty dollars a month now it could go up to
Speaker 2: six hundred and seven hundred dollars if that SUBSTANITYE isn't remain.
Speaker 2: That's separate. That's from healthcare for your neighbors and my neighbors.
Speaker 2: And probably fifteen percent of the listeners that we have
Speaker 2: here today could be on that. And so the other
Speaker 2: items with regards to illegal aliens getting any type of
Speaker 2: extended healthcare. No, I don't think anybody You're right, No
Speaker 2: one agrees that that should take place. Now, emergency room issue.
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan my hero, you know right about him In
Speaker 2: the wins of Candidate, Ronald Reagan says, we won't deny
Speaker 2: somebody bleeding in an emergency room, but then they have
Speaker 2: to leave after we've gotten them stabilized. That's one thing.
Speaker 2: But this extended care and some of the other things
Speaker 2: for different types of citizens, we need to look at that.
Speaker 2: But first, let's just take care of the Jimmy Jones
Speaker 2: and Sally Smith that are on healthcare dot gov.
Speaker 1: Hey man, dance now listen. We really appreciate your time.
Speaker 1: The win some way, the wins Candidate, folks want to
Speaker 1: find out more about.
Speaker 4: You and what you have going on.
Speaker 1: And I know you got a lot going on, Dan,
Speaker 1: So tell folks how they can get more in touch
Speaker 1: with you and what you have coming down the pipe.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, Well, the books are available on Amazon or
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Speaker 2: they'll win some candidate dot com. Learn a little bit
Speaker 2: about me and my beliefs for a fresher positive start
Speaker 2: for America. And I'm working on something maybe we can
Speaker 2: talked about down the road. There are probably seventy three
Speaker 2: percent of your listeners are either a single parent or
Speaker 2: have gone through divorce or in a blended family step family.
Speaker 2: I'm working on a national program for that that will
Speaker 2: really impact hearts in a positive way. So that's for
Speaker 2: another day. It's always good to be with w LW.
Speaker 2: You know, win some starts with WWLW. You got lots
Speaker 2: of w's there. I can never go wrong being with
Speaker 2: you Rocky and Jason, and say hi to Eddie, say
Speaker 2: hi to Cambrew and great to be with you guys.
Speaker 1: Dan's best man, Thank you so much. Okay they went Yep,
Speaker 1: you got it, Thanks Dan, Dan Snell. No, he's great.
Speaker 1: He breaks things down in a pretty easily understandable.
Speaker 3: Way with those stuff he does.
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Speaker 4: You our Edir and barricades have given way to handshakes
Speaker 4: and handovers as Israel and Hamas exchange hostages in a
Speaker 4: transaction of trust, with diplomacy being resurrected from the rubble.
Speaker 4: Will it hold or will the conflict continue? Keep it
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