The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Absurd Truth: Sharon Osbourne Gets TEARFUL Over Trump Voicemail

Episode Date: November 13, 2025

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Starting point is 00:01:09 Support the show and tell them that Dana sent you. Dana Lashes Absurd Truth Podcast, sponsored by Keltec. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida man. This story is all manner of insane. So a Florida man jumped from a moving vehicle after a kid called 911 to report her parents fighting inside the car. So the Florida woman had to grab the wheel of the moving vehicle and bring it to a stop. Her husband just jumped out of the vehicle as they were, I mean, I get being aggravated at your spouse so much sometimes that you want to do that, but don't.
Starting point is 00:01:49 You want to just jump out of the car, but don't. Albert Searcy was charged with tampering or harassing a witness domestic violence, fleeing and attempting to elude, child abuse, false imprisonment, driving while his license was suspended or revoked. I mean, there's a lot here. But a kid called 911, they were trying to pull their car over during an argument, I guess, and the kid called 911 saying the parents were arguing. So the husband jumps out, the mom pulls it over, Washington County Sheriff's Office showed up, and they were able to get the contact with the driver, et cetera, and they took him into custody. He jacked his face up so bad. Oh, my gosh. That's so.
Starting point is 00:02:27 bad. He hit like face first, apparently. She was able to crawl over the mom, the center console and gained control of the vehicle and brought it to a stop. There were three other minor kids in the car. How are you a dad and you're jumping out of a moving car with your babies in it? Like that guy, his face got all scorched up, but man, he ought to, if I was his wife, I'd beat him half to death for doing that. I'd make his other side of his face match and I'd paint his back porch red. You'll be kidding me. What kind of fruit cake does that? I'm going to Jump out of the car. I'm so mad. A guy who's got, you know, all the charges that he's got.
Starting point is 00:03:02 A 25-year-old Florida man was arrested because police found 66 pounds of cocaine hidden under his dog cage. Whoa. Seems like a weird place to, okay. Florida man was arrested after slapping a Jacksonville deputy's horse out of Florida Georgia game. That's a police horse. That's a working horse. You can't be slapping that horse. Every year we've got one of these stories. Somebody slapped them.
Starting point is 00:03:24 I would slap somebody who's slapped a police horse. I feel like you need someone with the police horses that are just by the police horses to do that. I'll volunteer. You slap that horse. I'm going to just open hand slap you so hard. They said the horse ace was in distress after the smack and Ward was put into cuffs. He ought to be. I hope they let that horse give him a little kick, too.
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Starting point is 00:05:00 contact form at Keltuckweapons.com slash Dana. That's K-E-L-T-E-C-Weapons.com slash Dana. You know, you've got to see the humanity in people, which brings me to the soundbite. I loved this so much. I saw this last night. This is Sharon Osborne. So she was sitting at a table with her son, Jack, who hunts, by the way, he's a hunter. And Kelly, her daughter. And I want you to contrast what you saw with the plane with what Sharon Osborne is talking about. So Sharon Osborne, as you know, Ozzy Osbourne passed away just a couple of months ago. And clearly they're still dealing with the grief of all of that. What do we want to play? The longer or the shorter one? Let's play this. It's a couple of minutes, but it's worth it. And I want
Starting point is 00:05:55 you guys to listen how she describes and it's almost like when she began talking about her interactions with Trump because Trump had called Sharon and left a voicemail and he was giving expressing his condolences and he was very gracious and so she's addressing it and in the beginning it sounds like
Starting point is 00:06:17 not that she's afraid of anything but it sounded like she was a little nervous as to how the digital economy is going to react to this, right? And then it's like as she got a third of the way through, she didn't care. Nice is nice, good is good. And it was a very
Starting point is 00:06:35 brief respite from the intense tribalization everywhere else. It's worth the listen. A little long, but it's worth the listen. Compare the lady on the plane to this. I mean, should we play the voicemail?
Starting point is 00:06:52 Yeah. not saying who it's from everyone everyone will know hi sharon it's Donald trump and i just wanted to wish you the best and the family you have grateful honestly it was amazing he was an amazing guy i met him a few times and i want to tell you he was unique in every way and talented so i just wanted to wish you the best and it's a tough thing i know how close you were and whatever i can do take care of yourself say hello to the family thanks bye Love him or hate him. He didn't have to call and leave a voice mouth.
Starting point is 00:07:31 Listen, when it comes to politics, we know nobody comes out a winner. Whoever you like, there's... Half of people are going to go like this. And now it's more so than ever in history, is it that people's choice of which party, which politician... No, you can't come out a winner. All I know is a man that I know. I worked with for a month. I spent one month with him and his wife, who was always gracious, elegant, just a delight to talk to his wife.
Starting point is 00:08:17 And he was always, how are the children, how is Kelly? I'm so proud of Kelly and Jack for what they've done and their manners are great and he was just a great guy to talk to and he has always treated me with respect. Listen, I'm not American. I can't vote. I don't want to vote.
Starting point is 00:08:46 I don't vote for anyone. I vote for no one. Never have, never will. But the thing is, all I know is, he's treated me with respect, your father with respect. He wanted nothing from us, nothing. Melania the same, nothing. And they have been great. And for him to take his time to do that for us.
Starting point is 00:09:13 And because, do you know what? He doesn't live in a bubble. He knows what's going on in the streets. he knows what what is going on and i can't say that for our prime minister oh there gives you a little insight right there you know kirstarmer the big lefty she can't say that of their prime minister i thought that was a nice there was a real nice little touch there but what a how refreshing is that I watched that twice. That's the third time I've heard it.
Starting point is 00:09:51 It is, and I wrote about this in my book, Grace canceled. And the reason I'm talking about this now is because they see the rights slipping into this a little bit. You have got to be able to see the humanity and other people if you ever hope to persuade those other people. What is this all for? it's all for persuading people to see your perspective and for people who look at it from an evangelist perspective it's about persuading people to come to Jesus right when you cannot see the humanity in someone how are you ever going to be able to persuade them do you think that you're going to insult them into agreement the moment it gets nasty
Starting point is 00:10:43 is when that's your indication that that individual has zero interest in real discussion. They have zero interest in real debate because it's not about that for them. It is either about putting a point on the board or destroying someone. When I had Kevin Roberts on the show, and we've had a lot, I mean, the Kevin Roberts interview was the one that went bonkers. We've had a lot of people. We had Randy Fine on the show, you know, and I pushed back against him pretty vociferously. because it's not about being nasty and trying to flex. Like, I'm really trying to drill down into the issue and understand, because when you can understand, then you know how to craft a persuasive argument.
Starting point is 00:11:30 So if we're not out there trying to persuade people, then what's the point, right? What is the point of any of it? Trying to flex? That's just stupid. That doesn't move the needle. In fact, it repels people. You should be judged by how many people you're attracting, not how many people you're repelling. One person that you can persuade is someone that you don't have to fight.
Starting point is 00:11:56 Furthermore, it's an additional ideological soldier for your side. We have got to start properly looking at this in politics, tactically, intelligently. otherwise we're going to lose and we are right there where we are about to have everything that we've been fighting for granted we can do a lot of work in a lot of other areas but as somebody who has been doing this since the Tea Party days and I have watched as really legitimate limited government constitutionalists have fought and have scraped the victories in the judiciary were victories. Spiked that football. You know, at least getting the tax cuts made permanent against some other Republicans that did not want to make that happen with the one big beautiful bill. That was a small victory, but it was a victory nonetheless. You have to realize that these victories aren't going to be measured by giant yardages. They're little incremental things back and forth, back and forth. And how much ground can you hold? How much more ground can you gain? all of this is about persuading people every bit of it and we can't we can't be repelling people so the
Starting point is 00:13:18 reason i bring this up compare the lady on the plane was sharon osborne and sharon osborne doesn't it sound like she really came to all of this very organically and how did she come to it organically people were kind she said things about gun control i don't agree with she's never been nasty about it ever. You should be able to have that debate with people. Kevin Roberts. It was very amicable. Amicable to Kane, I thought. They were hard questions and I give him credit because he knew that it was going to be like this. I mean, we were incredibly belligerent towards the end. And Kane's one of the nicest people ever. He's like nine feet tall. He doesn't look like he is. But he's like one of the nicest people ever. And it was very out of character for him to be like that. But we wanted to make this
Starting point is 00:14:08 conversation happen. And he knew it. And he still, and everybody was very polite and civil. I don't know why it can't be like that. You don't always have to scream at somebody. But it sounded like she came to that very organically. And because they were kind. It doesn't hurt to be nice about it. It's not a weakness. Gosh, it is not a weakness. Do you guys know how hard it is? You guys know how hard it is to be nice when you don't want to be nice. It is hard for crying. It's a lot. It's a always been hard for crying out. John had jumped in a whale. Nobody, you know, nobody, it's hard to be nice. This is where Patrick Swayze comes in with, oh, you guys knew I was bringing it here. The cinematic masterpiece came that his roadhouse probably, you know, it should have won Oscars, maybe a Nobel
Starting point is 00:14:57 prize for whatever it could be awarded a Nobel Prize for. Everything about that movie is just pure perfection, including the advice of be nice until it's time to not be nice. And it's very obvious when righteous indignation is a response and a legitimate one. So if you're all about common sense and keeping what's yours and you want to protect your money from Washington's spending and crazy markets, you need to check out noble gold investments. Gold and silver are not just some numbers on a screen or digital assets that can just disappear with a click. They're real, tangible things, and they've been trusted for thousands of years. So with a gold IRA, you can actually own physical gold and silver in a retirement account, tax deferred or even tax free.
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Starting point is 00:16:28 Lebanon, Missouri. Do we not? So this came from CBS, Channel 13KRC. A woman was charged following a Friday night disturbance. she fought some kids she actually she arranged a fight it was like
Starting point is 00:16:44 fight club but with kids uh it was at a laundromat across from the high school now I am trying to understand her name K-A-Y-D Katie no it's not shut up
Starting point is 00:16:59 are you kidding me that's her name no her name's Kade we're calling her Kade because it's dumb if you spell your name and it's Katie and it's K-A-Y-D to call you cad stop it her name's cad none she was accused of organizing and encouraging a fight between kids who had an ongoing dispute the uh victim was at a friday night football game they got a message to come to the laundromat to talk about the beef that is never going to go well when someone's like
Starting point is 00:17:26 come to the laundromat let's talk about beef your answer is no uh between them and the other kid and then they showed up and there was a large group of kids there and they all had their phones out set to record world star and then they got pushed the victim got pushed towards the other juvenile who started assaulting them uh they attempted to break up the fight they were able to get away and go back to school and contact the parents and they were retreated they were treated at a local hospital for injuries uh cad nun claimed that the minor who was assaulted was bullying doesn't sound like it and had another juvenile reach out to arrange the meetup to put an end of the argument that sounds dumb now if i was the parent and i found out this happened i'd probably text cad none to meet me at
Starting point is 00:18:05 the laundromat and let's talk about some beef between us and settle it. See how that goes. Yeah, she deserve to be charged because it's moronic. You know, like, you don't, parents don't set it up. I'm all about settling disputes on the schoolyard, but not with parents organizing it. That's lame. Stop it. A Tennessee death row inmate declines to choose between the electric chair and lethal injection. So lethal injection it is. Ding, ding, ding, ding. Harold Wayne Nichols declined to choose between the electric chair and lethal injection. So the default is lethal injection. He thought he was going to get around that one, but the state of Tennessee was too smart for him. He was sentenced to death in
Starting point is 00:18:45 1990 because he raped and murdered a 21-year-old student. So he had two weeks to change his mind about choosing which method. I would have been like, or I'll suffocate you with a pillowcase or firing squad. I'll use a pillowcase and a hammer. There you go. Firing squad or lethal injection, your choice. And then we're going to default to pillowcase and hammer if you, you know, that's where we're going to go if you don't pick. That's what I'd have told him. You're not going out smart us. So they've only used it five times in the past decade, the electric chair. So now he got, he'd been given a reprieve due to the woo flu. So he got lethal injection. And he already admitted to it. He confessed to it. He's an absolute monster. The sad fact is, is that he's
Starting point is 00:19:27 been kept alive that long after 1990. I mean, you know, you did the deed. You did the crime. you're out you're off this mortal coil i really feel like um again if something was going to come out it would have come out number one number two the way that i was reading some of the stuff that's been released so far i got the sense that didn't wasn't trump the one who kind of tipped everybody off to this in the first place after he banned upstein from marlago so do they think that that makes him look bad and got and Virginia Guffer even said in her sworn deposition that that he was not implicated or even around or involved in this talking about Trump at all. But then it came out that Epstein apparently was
Starting point is 00:20:16 trying to, well, he was working to try to undermine Trump this entire time. In fact, in some of these emails that came out, Daily Mail had some of these yesterday. He had a plot to, quote, let Trump hang himself, end quote, at a presidential debate. These were, I guess the Democrats in the House Oversight thought they were really going to get something with us. But he was literally working with Michael Wolfe. I'm going to come back to that name in a minute. He was colluding with Michael Wolf to undermine Trump. And this was back, you know, Wolf recorded all of these conversations with Epstein beginning in 2014, going to 2019. Now, why does Michael Wolf sound familiar, especially during that era? Because if you remember Steve Bannon, who was a perennial idiot,
Starting point is 00:21:00 Steve Bannon was the guy who allowed, he invited Michael Wolf. He invited Michael Wolf to the White House, gave him all access. So Michael Wolf was wandering around the White House. He had all access. And Bannon was thanked generously in the book's acknowledgments. Because if there's one thing you can count on, he's always been a very eager showboater. Michael Wolf was brainstorming with Epstein on how to invent leverage against Trump in these emails. This was literally the exact same time that Michael Wolfe was let into the White House by Bannon. And then he wrote all of that nasty stuff. And that's one of the reasons why Trump and Bannon, I mean, he called him sloppy Steve and he went after him. Can you imagine you're
Starting point is 00:21:49 cozying up with this guy? What gets me is a lot of these people want to sit here and throw around phrases like never Trump if someone had a different choice in a primary. But they never use this choice for themselves when they're actively undermining a sitting president by inviting a snake in to have all access who's working with a literal child sex offender to try to undermine the sitting president of the United States. I mean, if you want to call something never Trump, that sure as all sounds like it. That's not a vote in a primary. That's like working against a guy who is freely and fairly elected. Letting the guy in there. Unbelievable. And the entire time, That's one of the emails. Wolf was telling him, I think you should let him hang himself.
Starting point is 00:22:34 And they were saying, if we were able to craft an answer for him, like trying to sit here and figure out how to undermine him, how to do it. Remember the smear job that he tried to do with the quote unquote Trump biography? That really wasn't a Trump biography at all? I mean, unbelievable. The entire time that Weasel was working to undermine the administration in every way possible, but there were some folks who just wanted to see their name in print. in a book acknowledgement. Wild. And I don't know why Democrats think this is making Trump look bad, Cain.
Starting point is 00:23:06 I mean, am I missing something? What am I missing here? Again, I'll go back to what I said earlier, is Democrats count on their base not knowing better. The other thing, too, and this is the other thing that stuck out to me, one of the emails that was released was from a New York Times journalist Landon Thomas,
Starting point is 00:23:25 who was tipping off Epstein about, a follow-up investigation by a journalist and then a former NYPD detective. He, this guy, Thomas Landon, literally emailed Epstein and said, quote, he is digging around again, not clear if it's another book or expanded paperback version, was asking me all sorts of questions about why you hired Ken Starr. I think he's doing some Trump digging too. So you have Landon Thomas Jr., who is described as a financial reporter for the New York Times, tipping off Epstein.
Starting point is 00:24:01 How is that not a major story? How is that not a huge story? And this is while Epstein was working with Michael Wolfe, who was invited into the White House once again by Steve Bannon, who just wanted to see his name in print,
Starting point is 00:24:17 and invited into the White House to do a smear job on Trump while he was colluding with Epstein to take him down from within. This seems like, a massive self-owned by Democrats on House oversight because they released this, they think thinking that there was a gotcha in there, and a gotcha actually just makes the left look worse. I was reading these emails that were released. So Trump knew what Epstein was doing. He literally
Starting point is 00:24:44 told Jelaine Maxwell to stop it. He banned Epstein for Mar-Lago. Apparently was one of the people that was blowing the whistle on it. And then you have Michael Wolf, who is a wannabe journalist, but is really an activist. He's like the American Khashoggi actively advising Jeffrey Epstein on how to blackmail a sitting president.
Starting point is 00:25:07 But then he didn't have anything to blackmail him with. And so they were talking about how do we craft something. That is all in email. So how is this this doesn't, this actually makes Trump look better.
Starting point is 00:25:22 Why did they think this was a big thing? thing. This makes them look worse because they love Michael Wolf. Michael Wolf didn't write a single damn thing about the Bidens, but oh my goodness. And there's some stuff there. There's some juicy stuff in that and the Biden family drama. See, the problem is the very media that was doing all that collusion is the same media we're expecting to write and report honestly on it. And it's not going to happen. I mean, these, so this reporter working with the New York Times tipping off Epstein. And these are
Starting point is 00:25:55 supposed to be our moral betters, and then all of the reporters that were getting the discredited opo from Fusion GPS and laundering it through their respective outlets so that they can then, that could be collected as evidence to substantiate an around standard operating procedure acquisition of a surveillance warrant. Thanks for tuning in to today's edition of Dana Lash's absurd truth podcast. If you haven't already, make sure to hit that subscribe button on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast.

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