The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Absurd Truth: Acosta Interviews AI Avatar of Parkland Victim
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It's his life mission
to make bad decisions.
It's time for Florida Man.
I mean, I don't even know
what some of these people are thinking.
So, first off,
we're doing the Disney dining one,
the Universal one.
Let's do this one.
To make Christmas.
What the world is this nonsense?
Oh my gosh.
So this,
Florida Man threatens to defecate
all over Universal.
on purpose.
Universal Orlando guests
are reacting with disgust and
outrage after a TikTok user
posted a video declaring his intention to
deuce all over
in public in the theme park.
This is threats now that we're posting,
really?
It's already wrapped up
significant views. They said he
hasn't, well, he added he hasn't showered in
I can't even read. Apparently
it started as a joke, but now people are like,
wait a minute, is it though? Because we live
that kind of world. Yeah. He, I'm not going to say what his name was, but he was standing on their
property in Orlando saying that he was going to make a mess. And I, okay, I don't know. Like,
what can you do? Can you really, I mean, they, if you, they have a, they have standards of conduct.
And I, and is that considered a biohazard threat? Like, he could get banned for life. But he does
this kind of stuff all the time. Like, it's like, clicks, outrage for clicks. I love how they,
had the caveat on purpose.
Like, I think we know.
Like, it wouldn't be on accident.
I think we know it's going to be on purpose.
Has it, though?
So a Florida man found 50 pounds of cocaine floating in the ocean.
I love this headline.
And shockingly turns it in.
Well, what else, unless you're Hunter Biden, what else are you going to do with it?
Sell it?
I wouldn't even know the first.
If I found cocaine in the ocean, I wouldn't even know what to do with it.
I'm like, do you, what do you do with it?
Like, it's not like you can open up like a lemonade stand and go,
I've got cocaine here for sale.
I don't even know what you would sell it for.
Somebody could come up to me and be like,
that giant brick of cocaine, I'll give you $50.
And I'd be like, that's a lot for this.
Is Sally selling seashells?
Yeah, I don't.
How much could, so it was off of,
five miles off of the coast,
Monroe County.
They had 20 large black brick-shaped packages
floating in the water.
They handed, and then apparently the boater sniffed out the drugs.
It called the sheriff.
Sheriff handed it over to U.S. Customs and Border.
Oh, it was half a million.
It was $500,000.
And the packaging featured Yosemite Sam from Looney Tunes.
So here I would be like, here's $50 for a thing of it.
And I'd be like, that's a lot of money for this.
Just found it in the ocean.
Like, what can you do with it?
Because I've seen enough Miami Vice where I know, if you try selling that,
there's going to be like some, you know, drug E. Kingpin.
That's his name, Mr. Drug E. Kingpin,
who's going to be like, that's my cocaine.
and you're dead because you're selling that man's cocaine.
I know how this works, so it's not surprising that somebody turned it in.
A Florida man pulled a gun at an Orlando Mercedes-Benz dealership.
Why does he look so shocked in his booking photo?
I don't get this.
They arrested him.
Antonio Clemens, 42, was arrested after he left the dealership.
He was asked to leave after he yelled in the showroom.
He showed a toy gun in his waistband and then apparently presented it while saying bang, bang.
Why does he look so shocked like, who me?
This guy.
He almost looks like, yeah, I did it.
Antonio Clemens, 42.
Who, me?
And?
And?
Yeah, he presented, apparently it was a toy gun.
And he said bang, bang.
He also claimed to be Border Patrol and said he had a badge.
Probably not.
He went to the dealership to buy two vehicles.
He was charged with that.
Oh, well, I don't know if he's a toy gun.
One story says it was a toy gun.
The other says it was real.
Well, if he's charged with aggravated assault with that,
the firearms probably real. But yeah, you can't be, you can't be doing that kind of stuff because
you're going to get arrested and it's not going to be fun for you. So let's just not. This man had
three wives. He got sentenced for bigamy. His name is Henry Betsy. Okay. He apparently met all
of his wives on dating site in Florida and married all three apparently at a couple, just two
kind of courthouses over the space of two years. How would you not know? This Florida man got in major
trouble for it. And, man, they all apparently found out relative, like within the span of a couple of
months. And so he was charged for it. He was charged and booked. He's been ordered to stay off
dating sites and he can't contact his former wives either. Yeah, he's two years probation.
They're not playing, man. They're not playing. Let's see. This, an abandoned Disney resort becomes a
playground for criminals and graffiti artists after being left to crumble. There are no laws.
Sounds like a borderland story. The abandoned Disney World Resort has been left empty for the past 13 years.
It's now a lawless ghost town. One social media account on YouTube exploring with Josh,
explored it. Apparently the guy goes to all of these abandoned locales across the globe.
And the beleaguered Orlando Sun Resort, it's right by the Disney World Park. And it opened
in the 70s and now it's apparently it's entirely like just abandoned and it's uh overtaken by graffiti
artists and petty criminals and he went in and and it looks really bad at all and i noticed that
none of the graffiti is all that who does this graffiti here anyway uh that's kind of weird that
they would have that they i guess they can't sell it or they don't they haven't sold it i mean to be
right there by disney world you know you could have like terrorists go in there if they wanted to
playing something at Disney World, that could be an absolute hot spot for them to, like, set up shop.
Just saying, people need to, like, be, you know, a little paranoid and think about this kind of stuff.
Also, let's see, we got, Florida Man was arrested over a reckless drone operation.
This was in Broward County. Apparently, the people arrested, they flew a drone over a runway with aircraft taking off.
Yeah, you can't do that. That's, you know, not going to, that's not going to happen.
It's not going to be allowed.
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Welcome back to the program.
On top of the second hour, the simulcast is on Channel 347 DirecTV as well as X, the chats at Rumble.
Daniel Lash with you.
So Jim Acosta did one of the most grotesque things I think I've ever seen anybody do, which is, that says a lot because I'm routinely grossed out by so many people in the legacy press.
And as you know, Jim Acosta is a former, he's a disgraced former CNN employee.
Well, he decided to conduct an interview with an AI generated character.
character. And so he did an interview with an AI generated avatar of Joaquin Oliver, who was one of the
students killed in Parkland. And they were pushing gun control. He was asking him about gun control.
Would gun control of, I mean, basically it was like, would gun control have prevented your death?
That's like the stuff that he was doing. And apparently it was okayed by Joaquin's father, Manuel.
well, that's a whole other story.
And he aired it.
Like he ran it on his little YouTube thing.
That is one of the most grotesque things I've ever heard in my life.
I don't want to play all of it.
This is what it looked like.
Audio's not what it looked like.
I'm not going to play all of it because I just think it's in such horrific taste.
It means go with it.
I would like to know what your solution would be for gun violence.
Avatar.
Great question.
I believe in a mix of.
stronger gun control laws.
This is so weird.
Okay, that's, oh, I can't.
It's weird.
I mean, I can't believe that he would rather talk to an AI generated, like an exploitative thing like this instead of talking to, I don't know, maybe like Andy Pollock or Ryan Petty.
They lost children at Parkland.
No one talks to them because remember when Andy Pollock was distraught and he was at the school looking for his daughter, Meadow, who actually was shot when she was shielding a younger classman?
he was wearing a Trump shirt. He didn't know. He just had a shirt on. He works in construction.
He just showed up and the left saw that he had a Trump shirt on. Literally the night that he finds out that he's lost his daughter, the left starts attacking him.
They had PR firms and gun control groups. The Bloomberg groups were all on the ground the next morning.
I was hearing that from parents myself and teachers at the school.
Jim Acosta, I noticed that at no point did he ask during his interview where he was exploiting one of the victims of Parkland and pushing gun control.
At no point did he ask what the parents thought about the killer who was a student, a violent repeat offender who was so violent and had such a rap sheet that he could not attend class.
at Parkland without a minder with him. I don't think a lot of people know this. If you've watched
me for any period of time, then you do. I've written about it extensively. I've done numerous
interviews with teachers, administrators, parents, students. This individual was so dangerous.
60-some-odd times he had police called on him. Okay, I don't want to see the, let's not put the
image up anymore. Over 60-some-odd times he had police.
called on him because he had knocked his mother's teeth out. He held a gun to his students head previously.
He had issued death threats to fellow students through social media. And all of this, and this is when I was
sitting on stage at CNN and they were doing the town hall thing and I was sitting there was Scott Israel
who was trying to blame me. Remember Scott Israel, according to the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas
commission. His own police officers testified before this commission that he did not keep up their
training. He did not keep up their responses to mass casualty incidents. Remember, it was under Scott
Israel that you had the incident at the Miami airport. And then you had this with Parkland. I'll never
forget when I got to that town hall. I didn't even know I was going to be on stage with Scott until that
right before I went on. The officers that he arrived with did not want anything to do with him.
They came up to me privately away from him and were talking to me and made that very clear. And I'm not
going to say, they asked for a photo. I'm not going to, I've never shared it. I didn't want them
identified. And I didn't, I never put their names out there at their request. And that's one of the
reasons why their police union voted overwhelmingly no confidence in him later on. So he didn't even
have the respect of his, of his employees, the people beneath him in terms of authority. So all of
these calls, but no one followed up on it, because if you remember Robert Runcy, who was the
superintendent had just gotten an award. This was under Obama Biden. He had just gotten an award from
Arnie Duncan. Arnie Duncan was the head of department of education. Arnie Duncan came up with a program
that was advertised as reducing the school to prison pipeline. And so the way that Robert Runcie
achieved that was to just literally stop reporting it. This kid, this student, not a kid, he's 18,
he was committing felonious activities. Like these were felonies. And it was going unreported because Robert
Runcie had the prestige of an award that he had to keep up. So they just didn't report it. I'm not
even kidding. And that's not the only one. They didn't report a lot of stuff. That's what this commission
discovered. So not only did you have a very political loudmouthed hotheaded police chief who sat on
stage and blamed a mother from Texas for his fat ass not being able to do his job. But you also had
a superintendent who refused to report actual acts of violence against other students. The other thing that
nobody knows, that Jim Acosta, he doesn't care about this issue. He is a lazy, sloppy, just
disappointment, not only of a person, as a person, but as a journalist. How is it that I was able
to uncover all of this information, but none of these other people in the media were? Did you know
that a parent at Parkland was a former Secret Service? And they did a private security evaluation.
You want to know what this parent did? This also came out during the commission.
the parent walked in one morning to the very building where the massacre took place with two stacks of post-it notes
and went around and stuck post-it notes on every student that they could touch.
Then later they went into the principal's office and said,
I want you to imagine all of these students as casualties because that's how lax your security is.
That is God's honest truth.
that happened three months prior the school did nothing the parent was shocked that they were able to just
walk in they ran out of post-it notes they had two stacks of post-it notes and they ran out
they warned the school months prior weeks prior and they did nothing jimicosta is so lazy
he just wants to do enough to keep his own name in the press because it's about glorifying him
He didn't even know to ask these questions. How embarrassing. Those are the types of questions that I would be asking. And as far as Manuel Oliver for allowing this, Manuel Oliver was the guy who painted horrible images of me with blood dripping out of my mouth. He called me, things that I can't repeat on air. Horrible things. Losing a child is awful, but that doesn't justify or excuse your absolutely demonic behavior after.
he behaved like a demon to me, painted this horrible mural of me with blood dripping out of my mouth.
After rhetoric of Manuel and other people like him, I had someone come to my house to try to break into it and kill me and my children.
We had to have police outside of our house 24-7.
We had to hire private security.
I mean, it was so bad.
And it altered the way that even my kids grew up because of how.
horrible these people were being.
Excusing the absence of security in their own lives.
How are you as a parent not asking about this?
How are you as a parent not asking about the security in your child's school?
Why is your lack of parental attention to the security in your child's school,
the responsibility of a mother thousands of miles away in Texas?
But it's easier to blame everyone else for your own oversight.
I know a lot of the parents.
I've spoken to numerous teachers.
I even had a teacher on air with me.
We protected her identity who told me she was terrified of that student.
That student was known to all the teachers as being dangerous.
The school knew about it and other parents knew about it.
And the teachers tried to raise alarm about security protocol within the school and that went completely unanswered.
This was a thousand percent preventable.
And that's the thing that enrages me.
You know, I've talked to other parents who lost children there.
Many of them have become friends.
Some of them have become actual dear friends.
I've had some to my own home.
And there is a difference in attitudes, I will say.
Because not all of them are even political or even Republican.
Some of them are.
Some of them are just like, wait a minute, why didn't school do this?
none of the people who have been complaining about gun control have ever asked the school any of this stuff.
Only one parent did.
And that one parent was on the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas Commission.
And to their credit, they were very genuinely curious as to why were all of these security failings allowed to exist.
But not a single one.
I've never heard Manuel Oliver ever once ask about the security at that school.
Why did these security assessments?
Why were these concerns not follow?
up on. Why would the doors
never lock? Why was the gate wide open?
Why out of the
entire school with three different buildings
as a part of this campus and they were pretty far
apart was there only one security officer
with minimal training?
Why did the police
who responded, why was it Coral Springs
who was so well trained?
Why were they the ones to go in and respond?
Because Scott Israel didn't have his
stuff together. That was never
asked. No, instead they spent
time literally painting pictures of
me, life-size pictures of me and traveling all around the country to showcase pictures of me
with blood dripping out of my mouth and giving interviews where they called me a horrible mother
and a baby killer and said that I ought to learn my lesson and things like that.
Thereby driving every nut job in the country to try to come and get me.
This isn't about me though.
This is about why in the hell was this ever allowed to happen at this school?
and why in the hell did Jim Acosta not even at once in his entire career bring it up?
None of these people brought it up.
I sat across a table from that smarmy-ass George Stephanopoulos two weeks after Parkland.
And he was asking, well, about background checks and all this other stuff.
And I was ready for him.
I'm like, I'm not going to let you turn this around and make it about anything else but the failure that it was about.
Robert Runcsey was allowed to stay on his superintendent.
Scott Israel was removed from his position, but then he went and got another.
And Jim Acosta doesn't even have the respect for the subject that he claims to care about,
to know any of this or ask about it.
And that is the real betrayal here.
And in the meantime, what has changed with school security?
Some schools have hardened.
They've improved and they've decided to provide the same,
level of security that you would have at a rock concert or a baseball game because our children are
more valuable than that, are they not? But that's something that Jim Acosta wouldn't know to ask about
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And now, all of the news you would probably miss.
It's time for Dana's Quick 5.
A passenger was kicked off a flight after causing a two-hour delay over a major plane violation.
this from the New York Post
the passenger was escorted
it took six police officers
he got caught busted he was busted
vaping in the bathroom
so they had a two hour delay
he didn't argue or anything
it occurred in Edinburgh
in Scotland so it was a
Ryan Air Flight
and they were supposed to go to Spain
and it was hopefully nobody
had any connections because y'all weren't making
him a man tried to carjack police
this isn't
Britain using a gun made
from a primac bag
a stool bag
officers believed it was real
because apparently they don't know any better
and it was dark
it was a brown paper bag
the 37 year old was captured on camera
chasing a police car while pointing
the fake bag firearm at cops
and shropshire
and tried to smash his way
earlier into a shop exposed himself
to staff you know but honestly
like how do you
no he just had a gun he just had a paper bag
he was pretending it was a gun that's goodness uh recall alert
64,800 pounds of butter were recalled
kRO over what undeclared milk
because it was not declared on the butter's label
cane
cane what's butter
well it comes from milk
so yeah it's just like a churned up milk
Bunge, North America, is the manufacturer.
I would think we'd all know that.
Just because you didn't declare it, when it says butter on there, doesn't?
But your butter didn't say that it had milk in it.
Well, because butter's made for milk.
Yeah, but the pockets didn't say that the butter had milk in it, did it?
It didn't say that, did it?
Oh, my gosh.
This is why aliens don't visit.
A woman walked, she's determined, walked 16 miles just so.
she could stab her father to death.
According to MSN,
the Wisconsin woman
tried to kill her father
while she was hallucinating
that he was the living embodiment of the devil,
say Badgers, State Police.
34-year-old Jamie Anderson,
she's accused of one count
of attempted intentional homicide
in the first degree
using a dangerous weapon.
The charge includes
a domestic abuse assessment
and it occurred
just last month,
but now it's all going to court.
So it was like
apparently in the early morning
hours. The defendant's father answered the door when she arrived. And yeah, she said she was going to kill you,
and then they fought. There you go. Don't do drugs. Where's the lesson here? Don't do drugs.
Denmark, a zoo asked, oh no. Oh, no. No. No. Are you serious?
A Denmark zoo has asked people to donate their small pets as food for captive predators.
Oh, it's a zoo in Denmark, it's in Copenhagen.
They're asking for donations as the small pets for the food for the predators.
The Alborg Zoo, they're trying to mimic the natural food chain of the animals housed there for the animal welfare and professional integrity.
Why would you do this?
This is silly and a danger.
They said that they will be
The pets will be gently euthanized.
Wow.
They said if you have a healthy animal
that needs to be given away for various reasons,
bring it to us.
The zoo says guinea pigs, rabbits, chickens are great.
And then after being gently euthanized,
the animals will be used as fodder.
Nothing will go to waste, they said.
Oh my gosh.
That's, yeah, I would not do this to a friend.
Also, audio soundbite 19.
Representative Ramirez.
So I don't know if you guys saw this.
This is a member of our government
who, during a speech,
she said that she
was apparently like Guatemalan
before she was American.
It's Representative Delia Ramirez
out of Illinois.
Listen to this.
Agent.
I can't.
I'm going to say a lot of Spanish because I'm
Guatemalteca with much orgue.
Primero that I'm American.
She pushed back on the criticism.
because some people were saying that, well, she should be deported.
She was born in Chicago and she is in Congress.
She made a comment in Spanish where she's saying, you know,
I'm a proud Guatemalan before I'm an American.
It was shared by the DHS Department of Homeland Security X account.
Well, then if that's the case, then denaturalize and deport.
This is why I might be a controversial opinion.
I don't think that you can serve two interests and be an elected office.
I don't think that you should be allowed dual citizenry and serve an elected office.
I don't think that you should have dual citizen.
I don't think you should be allowed to have dual citizenry and run for any elected office in the United States, whether it's local, whether it's, I just, that's the end of it.
And that would not be unusual to establish such a law.
There are other nations, a lot of other nations that have similar, similar legal requirements.
but you either have allegiance to the United States or not. That's pretty much it. So yeah, I think
she needs to not be on any Homeland Security Committee and I denaturalize and deport then. Fine,
that's fine. Go ahead. If that's what you want, then you can return to Guatemala and maybe
best represent your interests there. This is the, these people and part of the destruction of
the United States Republic is the indulgence of this nonsense that people have. They don't want to
viewed as being mean or being caustic or oh heaven forbid people are terrified of being seen as bigoted
and everything is bigoted nowadays if you don't agree with somebody on health care you're a bigot
if you like a particular brand of jeans you're a bigot if you drive a particular type of car you're a
bigot if you wear a red hat doesn't matter what it says you're a bigot i mean i'm just so
tired of it being applied to every single thing that the left disagrees with regardless if it's
actually an argument based in bigotry or not
They're the bigots.
That's what they've become.
They've become the bigots they claim everybody else is.
But people are, they will literally sacrifice their own self-interest at the altar of the left so that they're not called, they're not, their characters are impugned by being called bigots.
No, I don't think that you can, you can't have allegiance to another country, especially another country before that of the United States.
But I don't think that you can have allegiance to any other country.
denaturalize and deport. It should be a privilege to be here in the United States. It's not a right
to come here. It's a privilege. It's a privilege that the United States can choose whether or not they
want to bestow on anyone who's coming into the country. No one is owed admittance. No one is owed a place.
No one is owed a singular damn thing. That is it. And that is not unusual on this planet.
It's only unusual in the sense that we are the ones who are expected to allow everything. We are the
ones who are expected to allow a degradation of our border. We are the ones who are expected
to erode our laws of admittance. We are the ones who are always expected to pick up the slack,
to take the hit, to take the bait, to lift, you know, take everything up. I'm so tired of it.
I think everybody else is tired of it, too. That's what they're voting the way they are.
They're done. So no, I'm tired of this stuff. If you value another country more than that of
the United States, then you can go back to that other country and you can represent them there.
I think that would better serve you. I think it would, you know, better serve her constituents.
And that's the other thing. You know, you have the left that thinks, oh, well, this is a Hispanic
congressperson. Yeah, that, you know, her fellow Hispanics probably believe this. You would not,
that's like the unspoken bigotry that the left shares. They proving clearly, they do not
understand that demographic, which is why you have so many Hispanic voters that are
just going over to the Republican Party. That's why we talk about these redistricting in Texas.
Of these congressional districts, some of them are so predominantly Hispanic and they're growing
so, so red. And the left doesn't know how to deal with it. The left just thinks that if they
just talk about like racism or border, like the border's discriminatory towards you or something
to that effect, that that's going to be enough to like, that's all they have to do in order to get
somebody to vote for them. That's the dumbest. That's that's so dumb. That's why they're losing
that demographic by, I think, a wider, faster margin than any other demographic.
There was one survey. I'm sure there's going to be others done as we go into midterms,
but even more so than black Americans, even more so than women. It's Hispanic Americans
that are overwhelmingly going towards voting Republican because there are a lot of people, too,
especially if they're immigrating to the United States, they do not want to remake what
they're moving to in the image of what they left. Nobody wants that. Nobody wants to create
Venezuela 2.0 in Florida. Nobody wants to make a, you know, a Cuba 2.0 in Houston. Nobody wants to do that.
They come here because they want to be free. That animating spirit of liberty. E. Pluribusunon.
That's what it's all about. But the left thinks, oh, well, they're brown, so they must,
they can probably be moved by false accusations of bigotry. That's how the left thinks.
Instead of talking to any kind of, you know, demographic about, well, this is what we can do to make it easier for you to run businesses.
or reduce your tax burden or reduce this, et cetera,
reduce government involvement, reduce penalties and regulations.
No, instead they're like, well, you're brown,
so you probably are going to be moved by false accusations of bigotry.
That's how Democrats approach it.
And then they're shocked when they lose,
and then they're screaming that, well, it's Trump.
That's the one who is trying to cheat.
I don't even, he's not even running again,
so I don't even know how that's possible.
Number one, number two,
that doesn't address the bigger problem
of all of these other conservative voters.
moving into these districts and reshaping them.
And then, of course, number three,
it doesn't address Democrats refusing to see those new voters
and wanting to disenfranchise them
by refusing to acknowledge existing law
that shapes our voting maps
and instead clinging to a power
that isn't really theirs legitimately.
Hmm. It's a major problem for them.
I don't know how they're going to deal with it.
So sad. Mm, so sad. That's my sad phase.
But I am getting tired of it. I'm getting tired of the,
of the, uh,
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