The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - BONUS: Comedian Bridget Phetasy Destroys Feminist Freakouts

Episode Date: September 16, 2026

Comedian and Podcaster Bridget Phetasy joins us on the Sydney Sweeney fallout, the insane feminist reaction, the Ed Sheeran/Macklemore drama, the viral UT photo and more. Meanwhile, Dana explains how the lazy way of thinking that Israel controls the United Nations is purely based on anti-Semitic opposition.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…Alliance Defending Freedomhttps://JoinADF.com/danaIf you believe your freedom is worth defending, now is the time to act.  Donate to Alliance Defending Freedom at the link above and have your gift MATCHED. Chapterhttps://Chapter.Org/DanaAsk Chapter today if you could be saving money on your medicare coverage. PreBornhttps://PreBorn.com/Dana Donate to PreBorn today.  For just $28, you can sponsor one ultrasound and help save a baby’s life while supporting parents during a critical moment.Relief Factorhttps://ReliefFactor.comBe the next person sharing a Relief Factor success story. Get started today with the 3-Week QuickStart for only $17.76 and tell them you heard about them on The Dana Show. Patriot Mobilehttp://PatriotMobile.com/DANAMake the switch to Patriot Mobile today. Visit online or call 972-PATRIOT and use promo code DANA for a FREE month of service.Webroothttps://Webroot.com/DanaSave 60% off Webroot. Protect your devices. Protect your family. Protect your peace of mind. Live a better digital life with Webroot. Byrnahttps://Byrna.com/DanaTrusted by law enforcement, security professionals, and everyday Americans—defend yourself and your family with Byrna.Ghost Bedhttps://GhostBed.com/DANAIf you’re waking up tired before the day even starts, check out GhostBed.  Now get an extra 10% off their lowest prices of the season with promo code DANA. HumanNhttps://Humann.com/DanaGet the limited edition HumanN Watermelon Flavor and find out how to get a FREE 30-day supply before they sell out.Subscribe today and stay in the loop on all things news with The Dana Show. Follow us here for more daily clips, updates, and commentary:YoutubeFacebookInstagramXMore InfoWebsite

Welcome back to the program, my lovelies. Dana Lash with you, your lovable crumagin. I wish that we had the licensing capability or cheap to play our bumper tracks because we have like the most like banging tracks. Little Catherine Wheel Sparks are going to fly one of the most underappreciated bands of the early odds, late 90s. What happened to them? They were amazing.

Didn't realize the lead singer was actually Bruce Dickinson's cousin. I say that because that's good music, right? We're going to dive into whatever in the world. is happening with pop culture right now. So you get the Macklemore stuff, but then Sydney, Sweeney, lovely lady, beautiful lady. That's a lyric, isn't it? Who's getting so much

hate because she has boobs? I really don't know how else to put it. So that's why we brought on our expert on this. She is absolutely hysterical. She had a great piece out that I absolutely loved, and we're going to make sure that you get it. It's linked in the newsletter.

Bridget Fadacy, who is a comedian, and she has her own podcast dumpster fire, Walkins Welcome, and she's got a book coming out, The Left Can't Mean, which is going to be hysterical. She had a whole piece on this, and I loved the way that you summed it up.

Bridget, it's always so good to see you. You said, like, we're back in our Maxim era, where it is okay to say, wow, that person is fit, or that person looks attractive, and it's okay for women to have boobs again. The floor is yours. Oh, that was like two years.

ago to that piece. And then I got, people came after me for saying that that was the case. And I got dragged. Why would they come after you? They were like, because they were saying, oh, no, only fans is around and all this stuff. And I'm like, yeah, but it's not the same. When we were growing up, there was, there was kind of a mandatory. We were talking about this, my friends and I the other day. There was like a mandatory nudie scene, even in PG movies. There was, you know, every 80s movie. Every 80 movie. Thank you. And, It was just more normal in the culture to kind of value beauty. And then we went through this whole era where it seemed like you couldn't be hot and fit and beautiful.

And if you were, especially if you were a man, you were a Nazi. And if you were a woman, you would get all these accolades for being fat and out of shape. And this body positivity movement happened. I actually don't think it's a coincidence that this all started reversing once we, We got Ozempic on the market. I think there's a direct connection between these things. Interesting. But still, you have all of these people coming after her and saying that, I'm like ladies, liberals in particular, they would say for years, my body, my choice.

You should just celebrate, you know, your sexuality. Sex work is work. And now she's doing all of this stuff where she's celebrating her body and being sensual and their attack. and they're attacking her. Yeah, they're attacking her. And I think what you just said, for those joining, we're talking with our friend Bridget Fadice, and you can find her on X, Instagram, YouTube.

What you just said is very interesting because it's something that Zach Snyder kind of touched on when he was talking about the 300, and he was saying that no one makes, how did he put it? Like nobody makes movies where you have that sort of attractiveness, not in like a completely trashy, like, cringe, ick way, which I think everybody sort of looks at, only fans is representing that.

But he also said the 300 was the gayest movie ever made, which I completely reject because he had like basically like a twerking oracle in it and like a really long sex scene that was not like homosexual. So I don't know what he's talking about. But you touched on something that's incredibly important because that is different. It's like it's like elevating it to your what you said celebrating beauty and celebrate and not hiding women's beauty away and acting like, you know, like the whole everything is me too. I don't know how to put it.

There has to be a balance. It can't just be only fans or you're just under a burqa. There has to be a balance here. We can't have it. We've got to celebrate femininity. We have to celebrate our beauty. I think it's okay to like boobs. There is something too where this did come around about the male gaze and me too.

This was this big push against male. standards of beauty. But as you can see from a lot of these pylons, it's mostly women attacking women. It's not men. Yes. And it feels like it's women that struggle with their own insecurities. But they don't want to like articulate that. So the best way they can is to attack other women, which is kind of sad because I just feel like that's, you know, you shouldn't do that. Well, and a lot of this body positivity stuff was it did give you the ability to be a bully and feel righteous about it, which is the worst kind of bullying. I actually prefer

the mean girls who are just kind of mean and snarky and are in your face about their, however they might feel about you as opposed to this very strange, subversive mean girl, but actually I'm righteous. It's

very snake in the grass kind of behavior and dare I say female. No, it is very much so. And it's especially like manifest in a way that I haven't seen before. Like when you look at WNBA and all of the female athletes and like female actresses and people who are in culture that were attacking Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark,

but they would attack them for speaking out, but they would say nothing in defense of like women in sports. So that's why to me it seems so contradictory. It's like they're, are they trying to run women out of the concept of beauty of reviving that? That's what it feels like because there's such a hypocrisy there. So, and this is the other thing that you're touching on, which is great. I don't want to hear about what women should be doing or how women are setting sports back from people who can't define what a woman is. You also cheered when there was a male boxer winning an Olympic medal. So that is doing more to set women's sports back than an ad that she's doing for a gambling app that she has a stake in, by the way.

And also, it's not the female athletes making this all about them was so weird to me. She wasn't daring you to show off how athletic you were. She was talking to mostly men and daring them to gamble on her app. I don't know why they just made this all about them. They were like, oh, yeah, I'll show you my back flips that I can do. Like, no one was talking to you, you lunatics. You don't have to prove anything. She just made an ad.

I mean, she's literally like promoting her business. And they look at it as a direct challenge, which is insane to me. Okay, I want to switch gears here. I want to, if you don't listen to McElmore, my respect for you goes up so much. I mean, I already respect you immensely now. I just feel like regardless of what he, because he got in trouble because he went out and said a whole bunch of stuff. He didn't just go out and say Free Palestine. Like he ran his mouth.

And it made some middle of the road audience people who paid to. tickets to go see a concert, a little uncomfortable. So the promoter dropped him. And a lot of people are going after Ed Shearham, but it was the promoter. And of course, they have things insured and all that. You know how that all works. But Robert Kraft wouldn't have him at the stadium. Everybody's attacking Robert Kraft.

But since when, Bridget, are we forced to, like, use our own private property and resources to accommodate someone whose opinions are horrible and whose music just sucks out loud? We're not. It's called Freedom of Association. Bye. Like, I'm sorry. And that's it.

Everybody, thanks. I mean, it wasn't he wearing a costume? Yeah, at one point he had a very derogatory costume. Yeah, he had like, I don't know if it was a mask or like a prosthetic, but it was like this giant nose. And then he had like this weird black there. Yeah, it was sauce for sure. No, I'm sorry. No, this is the same conversation that we had around the whole platforming.

No one is obligated to platforming. form you. That it's not taking away your freedom of speech if a private business decides that that you are bad for their business. This is, and it's even more true in real life when someone owns the actual place. It's a little bit trickier when you're talking about, you know, virtual platforms. Yeah.

And monopolies that often run these platforms. It's not as tricky when you're talking about an actual stadium that somebody owns and has, Like you said, insurance and all this stuff, I'm sorry. Bye. Yeah. I mean, I don't know why there are some people who say that that's not cancel culture. Like you said, that's just, I mean, I can't go into a red lobster and start throwing rolls at people and screaming at the woke rike or G-G-Y gay.

I can't do that. I'd get run out. That's not, that's a red lobster, ma'am. Yeah. This is a Wendy's. It's a literal meme. Like, I'm sorry, McElmore. This is a Wendy's.

Like, get on. out of here. You're not, you don't get to make every single moment about your little pet, whatever project it is. It's, again, this is the main, everyone has main character syndrome too. Yeah. And they'll try and act like it's for somebody else. Right. But it's not. You're just, you're, this isn't all about you. You're not taking anyone into consideration. You're not taking Ed Shear and into consideration, the guy that you're opening for. You aren't taking anyone but yourself and you're trying to say, oh, it's because I care about these people. And you are probably doing them more harm than good by these dumb little antics. And also, you're just Maclemore.

I mean, how much do you think he really cares about the issue of like Gaza? Because he's like, oh, genocide in Gaza, well, there's a genocide, an actual genocide happening in Sudan right now that nobody's talking about. He's never said anything about that. But he also, Bridget hasn't had a hit in like almost 15 years. And he only had two. And it took and his songwriting credits are a whole handful of people. So I just kind of question his talent. It feels like it's a substitute. I am once again begging everyone to learn the definition of genocide.

This is not it. It's not it at all. Okay. Last quick question because I, you know, unfortunately, if we were just a podcast and we weren't on like actual terrestrial air, we would go for hours. You live in Texas. I just kind of wanted to get real quick, 30,000 foot thoughts because I think people, Oh, boy.

I'll say this. I think people have every right to demand a reduction in immigration and accountability and also assimilation. Like, let me ask this. I'll just put it like this. What happened to the expectation of assimilation? Because when my grandparents, during their, and I've heard this from so many other people that are in the older generations, they're like, we came and we wanted to speak English and we wanted to adopt the American lifestyle. When did that stop? Did it stop?

I just feels like people are siloed off when they immigrate to the United States now. Too few assimilate, I feel like. Maybe. I think the, it's weird. It's been very strange living in Texas during this whole debate that's happened in the past couple of weeks. Not to put you on the spot with anything, but. No, no, no. It's fine because I will say I'm, I was a died in the wall liberal.

And I would say that years ago, had I not been in Texas on the ground with my own eyes, I would have seen this debate online and said, oh, these are just racists who are co-opting a debate and they're just being racist and I would write them off that way. Now, I will say living in Texas in what I would call a little bit of a Bollywood suburb, I have been more open-minded to the debates that people are having about legal immigration. Because I will say from my own eyes, and this is only anecdotal, the entire neighborhood that I live in has been mostly people who are not from America who have moved into the new houses that have been built since I've been here. Now that I'm sure that it's a lot of people

living next to each other and whatnot. But when that H-1B visa, there was a debate that happened a couple Christmases ago that happened. And I was looking out my window and as these people were saying, you know, oh, they're replacing the middle class. Again, liberal Bridget living in L.A. would have looked at that debate and said, what, a bunch of racists. Bridget living in Texas who sees lots of mostly only immigrants living in my suburb says maybe there is something to this.

Like the legal immigration does seem completely out of control. And every other country gets to restrict it and have it proceed sustainably. But the United States has never allowed that courtesy. You can't tell me that this isn't taking jobs away from American workers. You can't tell me that it's not taking houses away from Americans. And again, I don't even know how to have this conversation without clumsily sounding racist. Everything is a landmine. There's no one.

And again, I am for, like, the melting pot, the immigration, but we're talking about... We're not a big old racist. We're talking about massive demographic replaced. I mean, even that word, you can't even use that. It's like, there's big demographic... This is what identity politics is done. Look at Bridget. Like, she's so eloquent, and she's, like, so funny.

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it may not be tonight or tomorrow because it's an ongoing thing and I've already been at it for four days. A major, major post on this that I, that I was doing separately, that I'm now kind of retooling and including all of the stuff about this, what's called the foreign military financing agreement or the FMF. Now, as the vice president said, and I think the is important. I think it's important because you're talking about, hey, our tax dollars. And whenever you tell me about my tax dollars, you know I'm going to be paying attention to it. That's number one. Number two, we're also talking about what I consider to be a firewall for the United States in the Middle East. That is how I view this arrangement. And it is under attack by the Red Green Alliance.

The communists that would like to kick us down to our own sphere in the name of multipolarity, the same sort of Marxism that Tucker Carlson espouses, and that's exactly what it is. You can go read everything I've written about Alexander Dugan and multipolarity over at Substack chapter and verse. But also, the Islamist that would absolutely love to destroy the only Western entity in the Middle East. And it is. It is. So we're going to go through all of this nonsense. Now, the particular claim that we were talking about, and if you want to play this, clip one, if you can prepare that clip for us real quick. That particular claim that the vice president made, and it was in a conversation that he had, what was it, Kane yesterday, the day

before yesterday, I believe that he made those. And he was speaking at this confab, and he made this remark that this, somehow, you know, the suggestion that we take our foreign policy cues from the Middle East, he was saying, well, Europe shouldn't let it from this, and we cannot let our Middle Eastern foreign policy be subservient to the state of Israel, which I explained in detail how that is entirely inverted, entirely inverted because if anything, actually not of anything, the truth of it is Israel takes their notes on foreign policy from the United States. Israel has been entirely constrained because of Western, the accord of public opinion with Europe and the United States. I would say that that led to it believing the false idea of this containment

trap with Hamas in the lead up to October 7th. It's also one of the reasons why the response has been so prolonged. It's one of the reasons why they subject their own troops to higher casualty rates by the manner in which they prosecute and defend themselves because they're trying to minimize the loss of civilian lives while Hamas recklessly, absolutely. Hamas shoots at their own people trying to get to a food truck. That is real scent. And unfortunately, the mainstream media, the European press, had a report on it. because it happened in front of them and everybody could see it. Aid groups were warned about it.

So this is all stuff that we know, right? We all know this stuff. So we were talking about how that's entirely inverted. And it's inverted because it absolutely is. I mean, the idea that we would take any notes, it's entire, I mean, it's the United, it's Israel that takes notes. I was talking about the FMF and how US reproval is required for Israel to share their innovations or have any kind of weapons, exports, anything like that.

And I gave the example of David Slink. because David Sling, we had to give their defense ministry approval. David Sling is like a basically, it's like, you know, rocket, you know, missile whatever protection, to put in layman's terms. Finland was interested because Finland, Finland has a, you know, they bolster their military up against any kind of Russian, potential Russian aggression. So Finland was interested. They wanted to purchase it. Israel couldn't even talk to them about it until they got explicit permission from the United States because that's part of the FM. we have with them. Now, we have FMF with agreements with dozens of countries. Israel terms,

Israel's terms are the most restrictive for them and the most favorable for us out of all of our agreements. So we have about 10 countries that use FMF for direct commercial contracts. You have Israel, you have Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey, Portugal, Pakistan, Yemen, and Greece, right? That did change somewhat recently because we expanded the direct commercial eligibility for our foreign military financial aid to our services to 30 other 32 NATO countries. And then I think it's 18 or 19 non-NATO major non-NATO allies. And that was done under a statutory change that was completed in 2023. So and it went and it was, it went into effect this last spring.

So Romania also is a $920 million FMF direct loan agreement. and Egypt has a 1.3 FMF agreement annually. Jordan has a half a billion annually. Some of the other Middle Eastern nations that have FMF outweigh the FMF allotment that Israel has. But I don't hear any of those people complaining about that. They only don't like Israel because it's a Jewish nation. And let's be very honest about that.

Don't insult my intelligence. Don't insult my audience, their intelligence. Don't waste all of our time by pretending the objection is anything other, other than it's a Jewish nation and that's why. Be honest. Be honest. Because these people, these people objecting to the FMF would be out there against Tunisia and Jordan and Turkey and everybody else. But they're just mad because it's Jews.

That's why. Be honest. Israel terms are super beneficial to us. Super beneficial. And in order to get. some of the access to some of what they want, including scaling up tech, they have stricter restrictions, if that makes sense, right? But it, there are, I think of the NATO nations, you have, everybody gets congressional reviews, all of that. They all get congressional reviews. They all have

certain things that they have to abide by. But Israel is kind of an outlier because of some of the severity of restrictions, including how, for instance, if they're bringing technology to us to scale up, we end up owning that IP. Now, I don't know, from what I've seen, there's, you know, Turkey can maybe, and that's, by the way, when you hear all this stuff about collaboration, and we'll talk about that later, that's what you're talking about, scaling up tech. So we've done this in a lot of different ways, and I mentioned some of this, by the way, on social media, yesterday. There's all different ways that this is, that they scale things up. Like, for instance, headset displays. I'm not even talking about the David Sling. I mean, you've also got,

uh, uh, interceptors, the iron beam, which is amazing. I mean, it's literally a laser cannon. Uh, that's ITAR under ITAR regulations and policy controls. All of that manages who they're allowed to share and talk to about this tech and enter engagements with and do business with all of it. The iron beam, by the way, um, they're usually. using some of this tech to take down the Hezbollah UAVs and hit these anti-tank missiles. There's all kinds of stuff that we've been able to benefit from. Our Apaches, by the way, we have in-camera missile head uses. In-camera missile heads, it used advanced imaging instead of GPS.

We're now incorporating that into our production line. We've used that, by the way, against Iranian targets. This is Lockheed Martin manufactured weapons. that's been used in Iranian targets. The missiles actually came from Troy Alabama. I mean, I don't even think people realize how many jobs this is creating. How deep do you guys want to go? I'm prepared to go really deep because I love weapons tech and I literally want a laser cannon.

As long as I can get a laser cannon someday, I feel like sidebar because we can have cannon cannons. I feel like a laser cannon isn't any different. So I want that. You know, just imagine me as the lady looking at the boat in the glass bottle on Napoleon Dynamite. I want that. That's me. But that's, I mean, we benefit so much from this. We were able to actually like get our

tanks back on the, you know, making tanks great again because of the defense capabilities we are able to equip like our Abrams tanks with that were actually Israeli IP that they scaled up with us. And then we end up taking ownership of that IP. So that's, that's an arrangement that you don't see with other FMF partners. That is a very unique arrangement. So again, back to my point, that this idea that somehow they're directing our foreign policy is actually one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. And that is as courteous as I can be in describing my reaction to that false statement or that accusation. I've said before, and I truly believe, I mean, first off, this is entirely inverted. I think Israel kneecapped itself by listening too much to the Western Europe,

because they have to have public opinion on their side. I mean, you have this sciat that all of these Islamist nations are perpetuating against them, and you have people like McElmore that get out there and Europe and all this other stuff, and they just listen to this. I've had people in my comments for the past 48 hours sit here and try to sell me on Hamas figures. They're like, well, the Ghazan Ministry of Health. Guess who runs the Ghazan Ministry of Health? Literally Hamas.

and by the way, their fighters have dual capability, dual roles. They're a doctor by day and then they go underground to the tunnels at night. I mean, it's asinine. So many people are buying this sciop. It's the new BLM. It is the new mask wearing. It's the new 15 days to slow the spread. So, I mean, again, how deep do you all want to go?

I mean, that's the thing. This, they bought into the, containment trap because they take so many cues from the United States on their foreign policy. We would never do that. How do you think the United, how do you think Donald Trump would react if a terror attack cost the per capita equivalent of over 40,000 people in one day? And what do you think Donald Trump would say to anybody that tried to tell the United States, oh, hold up.

Now, you shouldn't be mean to the people who did this to you. I can hear it in your head even if you don't want to say it. you yeah exactly you know what that reaction would be so why do we think it should be any different with anybody else if somebody attacks you and kills members of your family what are you going to do I know what I'm going to do I'm going to blow your damn doors off and I'm going to drag every single person with your genetic line out in the street that's what I'm going to do like I said you shouldn't have me an elected office but that's same you know I mean this this is the aid this is a diversion people are trying to use as a way to drive division between the United States and our only ally

in the Middle East. And that's true. One of the things that we're going to talk to here coming up, or we're going to speak of, is two things. First off, the false claim of apartheid and the false claim of genocide. Now, one of the reasons why we're hitting this so much is because, A, you had the McElmore thing. And by the way, Katie Perry, guys, she unfollowed. Ed Sharon on Instagram. Katie Perry, who can't fill stadiums, who's aged out of her audience's demo,

who hasn't had a hit song in over a decade, whose husband left her probably, or four younger model, and she's now dating the like disgrace, possibly, you know, a son of a Marxist dictator in Cuba.

The Canadian, former Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. I don't know. It kind of looks like Castro. in a way, you know, just saying. So she unfollowed Ed Sheeran because she wanted to be dramatic about it. And then you have these other artists that decided because they're mad that they're mad that a private property owner isn't being forced to give a stage to a moron who can't write a song by himself without a million other session musicians. And he's only doing this because he hasn't had a hit in like what, 15 years? And he's now desperately seeking fame.

McElmore, that guy, Jiminy Christmas. So it's a pursuit of fame for him, for sure. But all these, they're all being so performative about it. And so all that talking points now in the air, yeah, here's the other thing, all of the people that are sitting here screaming about, well, McElmore's free speech, he has free speech. But I love how these people who don't understand what free speech is, they also don't believe in private property rights. No one owes this clownist stage.

choosing not to have a jackass making sucking music and talking out of his backside about issues that he has no concept of. That's not cancel culture. That is you don't have to be forced to use your private property and your time and talent to host that. So either you believe in property, right you damn marksist or you don't. I mean, you know, we can sit here and do this all day long.

I'm prepared. I will outlast anybody. You know, I don't know if people realize this, but that doesn't faze me. We have more to come. folks as we wrap up this third hour and we're capitalist, God bless America, so we can't do it with other people who make it possible. The whole nation needs relief factor because the whole nation is dealing with inflammation. I mean, I could make a joke about it, but no, for real. Like a lot of

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keep it a little safer um with this florida couple who are arrested after they fled a crash and try to hide their damaged vehicle in their garage because they thought no one was going to find them. Flager County did, though, the deputies arrested. Nina Hawley and Matthew Green, 43 and 38, respectively from Palm Coast, following the crash at the end of last month. Investigators said the pair fled the scene picked up pieces of their truck and drove to a nearby home. They were driving a Dodge Ram and it hit another vehicle, broke off the engine block. That's how hard they hit it. And so they tried to run away and hide it, not even a mile from the crash.

They were done, call it. So they had additional charges because they fled the scene of an accident, et cetera. And a 19-year-old Florida man drove the wrong way in I-75 and hit a pickup truck before a DUI arrest. Thankfully, he didn't kill anyone. He looks a little too happy in his mug shop, but he was taken into custody by Florida Highway Patrol. And it was almost three in the morning when it happened. He smelled black alcohol, according to the affidavit. As we move, our partners that help bring you the program,

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Dana and use promo code Dana. That's ghostbed.com slash Dana. Promocode Dana. Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the United States. Look, it is, look, it is embarrassing, really, I think, going beyond politics, how ignorant this president is about the dangers of AI. And I would hope that the people around them, many of whom are not ignorant, will tell them, that he has got to sign that legislation. And furthermore, at a time when the American people, whether the conservative or progressive,

are standing up and demanding action, his political friends will probably say, you should sign that bill. And same as the question, is this a president who's... I know that I'm supposed to be talking about the meat of what he said, but for just one hot moment, I would love for a member of his staff. You know, you can go to, like, Target, you can go to CVS, you can go to, like, Walmart.

You can even get it on Amazon, and it's like a little stick of wax, right? And you can, it's like deodorant almost where you can screw the bottom of it and the little wax comes up. And you can either apply it to your flyaways directly or put it on your hand and warm it up a little bit and do it. So you literally don't look like you're touching that static ball at the Magic House in St. Louis. And only St. Louisans are going to understand that reference. What in the world? So Bernie Sanders, who by the way is proving horseshoe theory correct by aligning with the sloppy cast-off. from the first Trump administration.

I don't trust anything that comes out of his mouth. I don't trust a single thing. I just like to use him as a broader example, I think. You know, it's kind of sort of how I look at it. Just, you know, using it as a broader example. But he's saying that Trump is super embarrassing on AI, that it's, oh, he's so ignorant. I feel like he understands AI better than a guy

who's never worked in the private sector, has never created a job. A guy who's only, I guess, financial successes are somehow being able to buy, what, three homes on his congressman's salary and his wife bankrupted a private girls' school, you know, because he's a big socialist. And now, all of the news you would probably miss.

It's time for Dana's Quick Five. All right, hear me out. I got a great idea from this headline. So the Wall Street Journal is, they've got this story where it says the school where students do farm work and chores, and they pay $40,000 a semester. It's the Mountain School in Vermont, and they literally, families pay $40,000 for their teens to do chores on a farm in rural Vermont.

So I have an amazing educational opportunity at Dana School, the School of Dana Lash. You can come and help clean up roof repair debris. Just 20 grand to eat. I'll only, yeah, we'll only charge 20 grand a year. Washing Kane's car, cleaning up, you know, roof debris. It's an amazing, amazing task. Sorry, I went long last segment. Bridget Fadessi up next.

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