The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - BONUS: Europe Turns Heel To Help The United States

Starting point is 00:00:01 The big story that I think is incredibly significant that took place, the story came out this morning, is the change in tone from these European nations. If you remember what we had discussed yesterday and some of what we were discussing just this past week was the reluctance. I shouldn't say reluctance. I actually mean outright refusal of these European nations. to actually get involved and help with maintaining peace in the Strait of Ormuse. And it's, I mean, you would think that that would be an easy decision for them to make, particularly considering how much energy they actually receive, how much LNG,

Starting point is 00:00:57 how much crude, everything that they get, you would think that they would be a little bit more interested in helping out just ever so, just a little bit. I think the United States maybe 7%, if that, I think it's actually under 7% that we would actually get from the straight-of-horm movies. They get quite a lot more. And the fact that they didn't want to help out. You know, we played that audio. I think it was from Emmanuel Macron. It was yesterday, I think, right? where he would say, no, we're not interested in helping out.

Starting point is 00:01:29 Okay. We're not interested. All right. There you go. So not just him, but also Pedro Sanchez, Spain's socialist leader. And then, of course, Germany, which Germany is kind of responsible for a lot of atrocities as it relates to their immigration with Angela Merkel, et cetera. And, of course, they've kind of gone along with this by seeking dirty oil and gas elsewhere,

Starting point is 00:01:54 with us empowering the geopolitical foes of NATO, which kind of undercuts NATO. But all of these NATO nations that were super happy to sit back and treat the United States like a pimp, to treat the United States like we were all, all of us taxpayers are nothing more than a giant welfare system for them. And that's exactly how they treated it. That's how they treated NATO. They didn't even want to meet the bare minimum of spending for their own defense. You have to at least, what is it, like 2%, 2.5% GDP towards your own defense spending. I mean, that's for you. That's not you spinning it on anything else. But they didn't want to do that. Instead, they expanded their entitlement programs. They imported in a bunch of third world savages. And now everything's going to hell. Now you have Britain. Great Britannia doesn't even have, I mean, a barely functional navy. They sent one, what is it? One destroyer to the Mediterranean after Iran droned Cyprus. And this was after Kier Starrmer lied prostrate at the feet of hominy and was begging him to not. Please.

Starting point is 00:02:54 don't, please don't do anything. We don't have the willpower or the, or really the, the resources or anything else in order to be able to push back. I think they really believe that the United States is going to say, okay, well, then we'll do it ourselves. But what Trump did and what he reiterated yesterday was he said that, well, you know, we don't need it as badly as these guys do. So maybe we should just leave it to them to handle. He not only said that to the press, but he also put it out on truth social. And then all of a sudden, these Europeans leaders start looking at each other. And, whoa, really.

Starting point is 00:03:28 And this is where Japan comes in. So you have the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy. I should say Italy, by the way, has been a lot stronger of a supporter in this than other European nations. But Italy is more conservative. It's the most conservative country that's in the European Union. And the conservative resurgence and explosion within the political structure in Europe began in Italy.

Starting point is 00:03:52 And it's spreading elsewhere. But UK, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, they all issued a joint statement, quote, expressing, this is from Insider, expressing their readiness to contribute appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Ormuse, while welcoming countries undertaking preparations, coordinating strategic petroleum reserve releases, and exploring ways to boost output. Hmm. Well, on the eve of maybe perhaps having their oil cut away and their access to such energy removed. They decided, you know what, we should not continue to rely on the United States to do everything for us. Maybe we should do a little for ourselves. Hmm, that makes sense.

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Starting point is 00:06:19 or fragile mental health. It's called a weekend. That's what weekends are. They said that they need a respite. They need to ditch the daily grind and enjoy little midweek mindfulness. They would like to be able to walk barefoot through the grass and frolic in a meadow.

Starting point is 00:06:37 That's the weekend. It's a weekend activity. But they're wanting more time off. Why don't you work for 10 years in the workforce first before, saying that you want more time off. U.S. debt reaches $39 trillion milestone for the first time amid a spending surge. We have got to get the spending under control.

Starting point is 00:06:58 And Republicans need to get off their keysters and get it done. I've been saying this for years. And it's not any better under a Republican administration than a Democrat one. Just so you know, it's been pretty bad. They've got to cut spending because you know what's going to happen when we lose midterms and set up for Democrat presidency in 28,

Starting point is 00:07:18 they're going to say, oh my gosh, we've got to make up this revenue taxes. That's going to happen, just so you know. More people have been hospitalized by trendy supplements that have been recalled over contamination with deadly bacteria. Or maybe just get eight hours of sleep and eat healthy and you won't need maybe perhaps all of the supplements. The CDC, if you believe it or not, they issued a recall of a whole bunch of other,

Starting point is 00:07:44 A whole bunch of super greens, live it up supplements, organic green superfood, whatever. They've had 97 cases, 26 hospitalizations, and 32 states that were tied to bacteria contamination of their product. That's so gross. That's nasty. Let's see, the FBI and IRS are going to investigate nonprofit groups from domestic terror links. You know, you need to check out some of these Islamist ones, particularly in New York. We've got a lot more on the way. Stick with us.

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Starting point is 00:09:44 Senator. If Iran were allowed to develop at the IRBM ranges, which is 3,000 kilometers, it would threaten most of Europe. And yes, as you mentioned, we know that Iran is gaining experience in these larger, more powerful booster technologies through its so-called space launch vehicle program. If left unimpeded, yes, Senator, they would have the ability to range missiles to the continental U.S. It's one of the reasons why degrading Iran's missile production capabilities that is taking place right now in Operation Epic Fury is so important to our national security. So that CIA had John Ratcliffe that he was laying it out about everything.

Starting point is 00:10:38 everything with this is what they feel was the immediacy. This is what they were looking at. And, you know, previously we had played Rubio Audio and he was talking about the use of those, of their missile stockpile that was growing at an insane pace. And what's funny is that, actually, I was just, I'm looking to pull this up. There was a piece that I read and it was supposed to, they were trying to design it as a hit piece against the administration. And it, it, it, ended up actually kind of confirming the rate of production with these missiles with the aid of China. And so that didn't actually go that well for them with that. But then again, you know, it's they don't want the United States to be successful.

Starting point is 00:11:22 Welcome back again to the program. As I said, Dana Lash here with you. And this immediacy, the, I get what they're saying, that you have a certain window to act. and when you get past that point, the consequences are going to be double or even triple what they would have been by not acting earlier. And that gets into what Rubio said that sometimes the cost of inaction is greater than the cost of action. And that's what he and POTUS had explained early on.

Starting point is 00:12:02 And as I said, I think that they deserve the benefit of the doubt because he's been very consistent. He's been very consistent on all of this. My friend Kurt Schlichter has a piece out at Town Hall, and as you know, he is a retired colonel. And he was talking about one of the, I mentioned last hour I would get into this. He was talking about the report that POTUS was considering boots on the ground. POTUS is not considering boots on the ground, but he doesn't want foreign entities to think that. And I wouldn't either. If I am playing a, if I am in a, Imagine it as the tensest boardroom battle that you could be in. Because, again, it's following the War Powers Act.

Starting point is 00:12:47 Congress isn't declared war. We haven't met other criteria for that consideration. It's not a war. We don't want it to get to one. And so that's why they were saying, decapitating the leadership structure, all of the top ranking, eliminating stockpiles,

Starting point is 00:13:06 and making it to where they can no longer enrich uranium, that was the goal. And as I've said, I think he's been incredibly consistent. No mission creep whenever there's action, it is in and out and that's it. And he unleashes our fighting forces to do what they do best. And that's what it's about. My friend Kurtzlechtar has a piece that, as I said, that gets into this boots on the ground part. And he was saying, look, even if it were to get to that, it's not going to be our people. It's going to be Israel that would be doing it. And he says the only one that we don't, he said, because he's talking about the people who say that we're losing, which is stupid. These people are lying to you. That's so damn dumb, honestly. Like, stop.

Starting point is 00:13:52 Still, he says still with the Israelis taking out squad-sized units of whatever the farcey word for Gestapo is using exploding drones and the people beginning to take to the streets, it's only a matter of time before the mullahs lose control of the dirt. two. That's it. He says the victory is so complete that it increases the potential to doubt it because the achievement is so incomprehensible. Sure, they fired some missiles and drones. Yeah, the enemy gets a say. Of course they tried to close the straits of Hormuz, but that's not going to last. Tactically, they can't do anything to us that impacts our combat power. Our casualties in material and men are minimal. And in fact, half he says, of our casualties are from accidents.

Starting point is 00:14:33 and the other half are from a lucky hit. Strategically, Iran has completely blown it, he writes. Their goal was to get the surrounding states to force America and Israel to stop by attacking Iran's neighbors. And instead, that made their neighbors mad. So now they're helping us, which is true. He also adds, as Klaus Fitz points out, war is simply politics with different means. And the end result will be a non-nuclear capable Iran without a ballistic missile capability. But that's not the real objective.

Starting point is 00:15:01 The collateral benefits, he writes, at Congress. from the political effect that this war is meant to achieve. Regime change, he writes, gets a bad name from stupid people who don't know history. And a significant number of wars throughout history have had the specific purpose of regime change. Reading the piece my friend Kurtz Lichter has at Town Hall. He said the Romans would march true into barbarian nations specifically to change the regimes. That's absolutely true. Into ones that could be allied and paid tribute.

Starting point is 00:15:27 Of course, they ended up messing it up with unfettered immigration later, but that's a different story. He says, we don't need Iran as our allies. or a tributary, we just need an Iran that's not run by pagan apocalyptic psychos who hate Jews and Americans nearly as much as Candace Owens, Ilan Omar, and Medi Hassan do. It's great. In support of a garbage agenda, he writes, to salvage defeat from the jaws of victory, because the only thing these people hate more than the idea of America winning a war against third world semi-humans is an America led by Donald Trump winning a war against third-world semi-humans.

Starting point is 00:15:57 And these influencers are trying to talk you into thinking that we've lost. And that's where all the aforementioned stupid people test. comes in. If they tell you that we are losing their stupid, it's true. Absolutely true. Well said. All right, kids, if you have ever fought with a garden hose, and you know exactly what I'm talking about, like the kinks and the tangles and sometimes it looks bad after a year and the whole thing turns into a rubber knot the second that you need it, a lot of people replace their hoses like every couple of years. It's a springtime tradition for some folks. But now there's the world's number one expanding garden hose. It's called the pocket hose, and it really is that small. And they have their new

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Starting point is 00:18:15 Apparently a Florida bill against marrying your first cousin failed. Oh. Huh. It's one of 18 states where you can marry your first cousin. It's legal. Are they running out of potential husbands and wives in Florida? No. FDR married his.

Starting point is 00:18:35 cousin. Albert Einstein married his cousin too. I never liked FDR. It makes so much sense, man. Just saying. So, yeah, cousin marriages. You know where else that happens? Somalia. Yeah, it happens in Somalia, too. A lot. A lot. And in Iran. And in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Yeah. Yeah, it's definitely, look, I didn't say this. The statistics said this. I'm just saying. So I had to bring that up as a headline. Let's see. A, um, Oh, here, let's, oh, let's do. Oh, patient refuses to leave the hospital after a formal discharge. Why would you?

Starting point is 00:19:15 By the way, is it just me? There is a legit hospital smell, right? Yes. Okay. Am I crazy in that if you visit a hospital and when you leave, your clothes still smell like it? No, that's true. How long you're there matters? I had a huge, like, fun debate about this with my friend.

Starting point is 00:19:31 I was like, oh, I mean, I got to change, like, you know, whenever. I just have to change because germs and the smell. Anyway. So I was like, this is Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare. They're suing this patient because he won't leave. I am assuming he. They just say the patient. They don't identify them.

Starting point is 00:19:45 It was a complaint filed this month. They said that the patient was admitted to the hospital for medical treatment. Then they determined that the patient did not need acute hospital services anymore. They had a formal discharge order. And then the patient refused to leave. They continued to occupy a room. And I don't know how you can do this. that. And that means aren't you going to have to pay for the time that you're in there?

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Starting point is 00:21:58 0% say that they disapproved. You don't have to be a mathematical genius. You can't go higher than 100%. He is the 19172 Miami Dolphins. I think it's actually funny that they're like it's 100%. I mean, I think that the base supports him, and there have been numerous polls that have been taken. There's like, my last count was eight different surveys,

Starting point is 00:22:21 and they all show, despite what podcast to Stan is trying to pull. Most people are like, yeah, we're going to try. the administration on this. But I do think 100% really. There's not like one dude out there, one chick out there who's like, I don't think so. Find that a little.

Starting point is 00:22:40 I mean, it is CNN. That guy was so going to sell me a slap chop or something. Would you think they would lean on that way or they would just try to find some way to populate that disapprove portion of the people? I think they were just trying to make it look ridiculous. Well, that succeeded. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:22:56 I think they were just trying to, I mean, I just think, I think the other surveys that show an overwhelming majority of support, I think those are more accurate. But it's not 100%. I wouldn't expect it. I'm weirded out when I see 100% agreement on anything. Because you guys don't even agree with your spouses 100% of the time, right?

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Starting point is 00:27:48 Interesting.

The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - BONUS: Europe Turns Heel To Help The United States

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