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Wayne Allyn Root

Wayne Allyn Root is an American conservative political commentator, nationally syndicated radio and television host, bestselling author, , and former Libertarian Party vice-presidential nominee. A graduate of class of 1983, Root began his media career as an anchorman for the and has since built a multifaceted professional portfolio including serial , speaking, and producing television series sold to . In 2008, he was selected as the Libertarian Party's vice-presidential candidate alongside presidential nominee at the national convention in , achieving the second-highest vote totals in the party's history for that position. Transitioning toward Reagan and Republican-aligned , Root has authored national bestsellers such as The Ultimate Obama Survival Guide, contributed as a syndicated for outlets including and Breitbart, and served as chairman of the National Campaign Committee while acting as a policy advisor for The . His commentary emphasizes free-market , , and , with frequent appearances on conservative radio and television platforms, including hosting Wayne Allyn Root: Raw & Unfiltered and America's Top Ten Countdown on .

Background

Early life and education

Wayne Allyn Root was born on July 20, 1961, in , to David and Stella Root. His father worked as a butcher in nearby Bronxville and engaged in as a side pursuit. Root grew up in , where he developed an early interest in sports gambling, gaining local attention as a teenager for his skills; at age 16, he was profiled in the hometown Daily Argus for predicting sports outcomes. Root attended the Thornton-Donovan School, a private institution in , graduating as . He then enrolled at , where he studied pre-law and . Root earned a degree in from Columbia in 1983. During his time at the university, he continued pursuing sports-related ventures alongside his academic pursuits.

Professional Career

Business and entrepreneurial activities

Root's early entrepreneurial efforts in the , following his 1983 graduation from , included launching a , a dating service, and a , all of which failed. He also pursued acting in and worked as a broker without achieving sustained success in those areas. In the 1990s, Root leveraged his background in —having been profiled as a "betting whiz kid" at age 16 in 1977—to enter the industry, partnering early with figures like Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder on television at age 27. By 2000, he founded GWIN Inc. (Global Winners), a publicly traded company based in that developed and marketed advice and services, raising several million dollars in capital. Root expanded into direct-response television marketing, generating over $100 million in sales of niche products, primarily related to sports picks and strategies. In , as CEO of W Technologies Inc., he announced plans to launch an platform contingent on securing additional funding. He held multiple executive roles at the firm, including chairman from 2001 to . In fall 2018, Root established VegasWINNERS Inc., a sports picks and handicapping service that became a of GoooGreen Inc. and later operated under Winners Inc. (OTC: WNRS), where he serves as CEO. The company focuses on providing betting advice and driving affiliate traffic to gaming operators, capitalizing on Root's long-standing reputation in . Under his leadership, Winners Inc. acquired Moneyline Sports Inc. in October 2025 to integrate AI-driven analytics for solutions.

Media and broadcasting career

Root entered broadcasting in the mid-1980s with unpaid sports predictions on radio in and an winners column in the New York Daily News, leveraging these to build publicity after his 1983 college graduation. He secured a paid role at the (FNN) circa 1989, co-hosting the sports handicapping program Who Beat the Spread alongside Jimmy Snyder until FNN's 1991 acquisition by , which rebranded it as . Root continued hosting on before moving to the Network's Pro-Line, a sports handicapping show, where he remained from 1991 to 1999. These early roles focused on financial news and analysis, establishing him as one of the youngest national TV hosts in the U.S. at the time. In the , Root shifted toward conservative political commentary in media. He launched The Wayne Allyn Root Show on station KBET (790 AM) before expanding to national radio via USA Radio Network in April 2017, airing weekdays from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. under the banner WAR Now: The Wayne Allyn Root Show. The program features Root's commentary on , , and current events, drawing from his background as a self-described "capitalist ." Root's television presence grew alongside radio, with appearances on starting in 2017, including a weeknight slot in partnership with USA Radio Network, though this ended around 2020. He now hosts multiple programs on conservative outlets, such as The ROOT Reaction nightly at 10:00 p.m. ET on , a morning slot at 7:00 a.m. ET on Lindell TV, and WAR Zone with Wayne Allyn Root weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ET on Patriot.TV, which launched in September 2025. Root frequently guests on , , and shows hosted by figures like and , positioning himself as a syndicated conservative voice across radio and TV platforms.

Political Involvement

Libertarian affiliation and 2008 vice presidential campaign

Root, previously a , sought the Libertarian Party's presidential in , marking his affiliation with the party. He competed in the party's non-binding primaries, securing victory in the Libertarian primary on February 5, 2008. The convened from May 22 to 26, 2008, at the Sheraton Hotel in , . Former Congressman clinched the presidential nomination on the sixth ballot on May 25. Barr endorsed for the vice-presidential slot, leading to Root's selection after two rounds of delegate voting that same day. The Libertarian Party, established in 1971 as America's third-largest political party, positioned the Barr/Root ticket to advocate for reduced government intervention, tax cuts, and enhanced personal liberties. The campaign emphasized Root's background as a businessman and media figure to energize voters, with party officials highlighting his "fire and passion" as complementary to Barr's profile. On November 4, , the ticket garnered 523,433 popular votes nationwide, equating to 0.40 percent of the total, with no electoral votes. This performance placed third behind the Democratic and Republican tickets, reflecting the party's consistent but marginal national showing in third-party contests.

Return to Republican Party and Trump advocacy

In September 2012, Root announced his departure from the Libertarian Party's national committee and leadership roles, citing frustrations with internal party dynamics and a desire to pursue broader conservative influence within the Republican Party. He formally switched his affiliation to the Republican Party, expressing intentions to run for U.S. Senate while urging the GOP to support third-party ballot access rather than hinder it, though he emphasized collaboration over opposition. In the 2012 presidential election, Root publicly endorsed Mitt Romney over Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson, advising his radio audience to vote Republican to counter Barack Obama's reelection. Root aligned further with Republican libertarian factions, assuming the role of advisory board chair for the Republican Liberty Caucus in 2015, a group advocating limited-government principles within the GOP. His shift positioned him as a bridge between libertarian ideals and mainstream Republican politics, focusing on fiscal conservatism, tax cuts, and opposition to government overreach. Root emerged as an early and vocal supporter of Donald Trump during the 2016 Republican primaries, announcing his backing shortly after Trump's June 2015 campaign launch and participating in rally warm-ups to energize crowds with pro-Trump rhetoric. He endorsed Trump explicitly, voting for him in the general election and continuing advocacy through syndicated columns, radio appearances, and media commentary that praised Trump's economic policies and outsider status. Root's support persisted post-2016, including defenses of Trump's administration in outlets like the Las Vegas Review-Journal and interviews where he highlighted policy achievements such as tax reform and deregulation. Trump reciprocated by publicly thanking Root on social media in 2019 for commentary aligning with his views on trade and Israel.

Role in 2024 election and post-election activities

Root served as a prominent advocate for Donald 's 2024 presidential campaign, leveraging his background as a former oddsmaker to publicly predict a . In an October 27, 2024, column, he likened the race to the 1980 Reagan-Carter contest, forecasting a late surge for Trump based on polling trends and historical betting patterns he analyzed. He warned of potential Democratic efforts to undermine the results through mail-in ballots and other means but maintained confidence in Trump's win, citing his expertise in high-stakes events. During the campaign, Root actively participated in Trump events, delivering opening speeches at multiple Las Vegas rallies, including on June 9 and September 13, 2024, where he rallied crowds with calls to support as a defense against perceived threats to the nation. He also conducted his 16th with on September 14, 2024, via , focusing on campaign issues and policy proposals. Root's syndicated columns emphasized strategies to mobilize voters, such as posing pointed questions on , , and to highlight contrasts with Democratic policies. Following Trump's victory on November 5, 2024, Root published commentaries celebrating the outcome as a validation of his predictions and urging immediate actions like adding Trump to Mount Rushmore and prioritizing deportations. In December 2024, he attributed the win to Trump's appeal to working-class voters disillusioned by economic policies and cultural shifts, dismissing mainstream analyses as overlooking grassroots momentum. By August 2025, his writings advocated for Republican congressional priorities, including tax cuts and border security, to consolidate gains ahead of midterms. On October 7, 2025, Root visited the White House and met with President Trump, continuing his role as a media commentator aligned with the administration's agenda.

Writings and Commentary

Authored books

Wayne Allyn Root has authored several books focusing on libertarian principles, critiques of progressive policies, personal success strategies, and conservative activism. These works frequently draw from his entrepreneurial background and political commentary, emphasizing , , and opposition to government overreach. His early political book, The Conscience of a Libertarian: Empowering the Citizen Revolution with God, Guns, Gold and Tax Cuts, published in 2009, advocates for , Second Amendment rights, sound money, and tax reductions as core to individual liberty. The Ultimate Obama Survival Guide: How to Survive, Thrive, and Prosper During Obamageddon, released on April 15, 2013, by , offers practical advice for individuals to navigate perceived economic challenges under the Obama administration, including strategies and tactics. In The Murder of the Middle Class: How to Save Yourself and Your Family from the Criminal Conspiracy of the Century, published July 14, 2014, also by , Root argues that regulatory burdens, unions, and political elites have eroded middle-class prosperity, providing countermeasures like and . The Power of Relentless: 7 Secrets to Achieving Mega-Success, Financial Freedom, and the Life of Your Dreams, issued August 10, 2015, by Regnery Publishing, details Root's "relentless" mindset for business achievement, based on his experiences building companies from startups to multimillion-dollar enterprises. More recently, Trump Rules: Learn the Trump Rules and Tools of Mega Success and Wealth from the Greatest Warrior and Winner in History!, published November 10, 2020, analyzes Donald Trump's approaches to negotiation, persistence, and wealth-building as applicable life lessons. The Great Patriot BUY-cott Book: The Priceless List for Conservatives, Christians, Patriots, & 80+ Million Voters to Fight Back Against on Our Country, Our Culture, Our Faith & Our Freedoms, promotes consumer strategies to support aligned businesses while boycotting others, as outlined on Root's official website.

Syndicated columns and

Root's columns are nationally syndicated on Sundays through , reaching audiences across conservative media outlets. He also contributes opinion pieces to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, published on Wednesdays and Sundays, often addressing political predictions, economic policy, and cultural issues from a conservative perspective. These columns have garnered readership in the millions via platforms including , TheBlaze, and , emphasizing Root's focus on America-first themes and critiques of mainstream narratives. As a public , Root delivers addresses at conservative political events, galas, and campaign rallies, where he has served as an opening in on multiple occasions, including September 13, 2024. He emceed the Palm Beach GOP Lincoln Gala in a recent year, highlighting his role in fundraising and motivational speaking. positions himself as an , drawing on his entrepreneurial background to discuss topics such as relentless perseverance and economic , available through booking agencies for corporate and political audiences. His speaking engagements often intersect with media appearances, reinforcing his commentary on current events like election integrity and policy advocacy.

Views and Controversies

Promotion of alternative narratives and predictions

Root has frequently positioned himself as a prognosticator leveraging his background as a Las Vegas oddsmaker to forecast political outcomes, often diverging from mainstream polling and media consensus. In June 2019, he predicted a electoral for President based on historical voting patterns and economic indicators, arguing that key voter demographics would deliver overwhelming support. This forecast did not materialize, as Trump lost both the Electoral College and popular vote to . For the 2024 election, Root reiterated a similar prediction in October 2024, likening the to the Reagan-Carter contest and forecasting a tied race resolving in a Trump on , which aligned with Trump's subsequent victory securing 312 electoral votes and a popular vote margin exceeding 1.5 million. He has also warned of potential Democratic efforts to manipulate vote counts through mail-in ballots and other means, drawing parallels to alleged irregularities in prior cycles. Beyond elections, Root has advanced narratives questioning Barack Obama's biographical details and eligibility. As a claimed contemporary at , he asserted in 2012 that no classmates recalled Obama attending classes or participating in campus life, suggesting possible fabrication or favoritism in admissions and grading. He testified as a in a 2010 birther alleging in Obama's documentation, reinforcing claims that the president may not have met constitutional birth requirements. These assertions contributed to broader skepticism about Obama's origins, though they have been widely debunked by official records including the release of his long-form in 2011. Root has promoted alternative explanations for high-profile incidents, including theories implicating government negligence or cover-ups in events like the and various mass shootings, as well as unsubstantiated links to Obama's policies or foreign influences in 9/11-related intelligence failures. During the , he downplayed early risks in February 2020, urging calm and criticizing media hype, while later endorsing unproven treatments that prompted a cease-and-desist from authorities for misleading claims about their efficacy against the virus. In commentary, he has framed such divergences as resistance against a mainstream media "conspiracy" to suppress dissenting voices defending .

Criticisms from mainstream sources

Mainstream fact-checking organizations have scrutinized Root's assertions about Barack Obama's time at , where both attended as majors graduating in 1983. Root claimed in 2008 that he did not know Obama and that no one else at the university remembered him, fueling speculation about Obama's background. documented that multiple classmates, including one who emailed after an initial report, recalled interacting with Obama, contradicting Root's narrative and highlighting its reliance on absence of personal recollection rather than verifiable evidence. Outlets such as and have labeled Root a proponent of conspiracy theories, citing his past endorsements of unsubstantiated narratives including funding Charlottesville protesters and portraying the as a "" operation. In 2019, reported on Trump's amplification of Root's defenses of controversial statements about Jewish Democrats, framing Root's commentary within a pattern of fringe theorizing. similarly critiqued Root's history of such claims while covering Trump's endorsement of him as a defender of pro-Israel policies. In March 2020, Attorney General issued a cease-and-desist notice to Root, then hosting on , for promoting colloidal silver and other products as effective against without scientific backing, deeming the marketing deceptive under laws. The order required Root to halt claims that these items could prevent or treat the virus, as no evidence supported their efficacy beyond standard hygiene measures.

Legal challenges and resolutions

In March 2020, the General's office issued a cease-and-desist letter to Root, directing him to immediately stop promoting Sovereign Silver, a colloidal silver product, as a treatment or preventive measure for on his television program. The letter cited violations of Law § 63(12) prohibiting and misleading consumer claims, noting that Root's statements lacked scientific substantiation from the FDA or other health authorities. No formal lawsuit ensued, and Root did not publicly contest the directive further; the matter resolved without escalation to litigation or reported penalties. Root was permanently suspended from (now X) on February 7, 2021, for repeated violations of the platform's civic integrity policy, primarily tied to dissemination of on vaccines and the 2020 U.S. presidential election. He joined as a in Trump v. Twitter, Inc. (N.D. Cal., Case No. 3:21-cv-08955), a 2021 class-action alleging First violations, antitrust breaches, and due to the . U.S. District Judge Kathleen Donato dismissed the case on May 6, , ruling that , as a private entity, was not bound by the First and that plaintiffs failed to state viable claims under . An appeal to the Circuit followed, but following Elon Musk's acquisition of in and subsequent policy changes, Root's account was reinstated, rendering further litigation without a formal appellate resolution on the merits. Root faced an extended IRS spanning 2009 to 2011, which he publicly attributed to political targeting by the Obama administration due to his criticism of then-President Obama, a claimed classmate. The scrutinized business deductions from his and consulting ventures, leading to an initial deficiency notice. Root appealed to the U.S. Tax Court, where he prevailed, with the IRS conceding the adjustments. Independent reviews of his tax records indicated the scrutiny aligned with standard procedures for high-deduction filers rather than anomalous political motivation, though Root maintained it as evidence of selective enforcement. No penalties were imposed post-resolution.

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