The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - BONUS: Marco Rubio's Greatest Speech Ever?

Episode Date: October 7, 2026

Sec. Marco Rubio speaks in Athens and blasts multipolarity, unmitigated illegal immigration and emphasizes Western values. Dana reacts to Zohran Mamdani’s October 7th statement. Stephen Yates from Heritage joins us to react to the Fort Hood Killer being sentenced to a firing squad, the Pentagon removing B2's from the UK’s Fairfield base, opinions on Israel since October 7th and more.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…HomeServehttps://HomeServe.com/DanaJoin the millions of customers who trust HomeServe and save 50% less your first year. Savings compared to renewal price. Void in Florida.PreBornhttps://PreBorn.com/DanaIf you’re looking for a way to stand for life and make a real difference, a $28 donation can help PreBorn provide one life-saving ultrasound. And if you’re able to give $140, you can help provide five ultrasounds.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. 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. 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.Byrnahttps://Byrna.com/DanaTrusted by law enforcement, security professionals, and everyday Americans—defend yourself and your family with Byrna.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

All the fault of the radical Shia clerics that make the decisions in that country, they are the ones that have put the poor people of Iran in the situation that they're in. Because every dollar and every penny that that regime gets, they don't spend it on roads or bridges or helping improve the lives of the Iranian people. They spend that money on Hezbollah and Hamas and militias that fire rockets out of Iraq and the Houthis. That's who they spend their money on. They should have spent their money on their people. And instead they spend their money on terrorism and on weapons. So hopefully that will change.

Yeah, they'll never have a nuclear weapon. Thank you very much. Do so. Well, and they shouldn't. I really liked his speech that he just wrapped. I don't know if you all had the opportunity to see it. I was kind of watching it while getting ready for the program. I mean, he literally just finished.

And he's in Greece. He's been in Iceland. He's, and one of the things I liked about his speech, particularly, And it was, like, maybe towards the last 10 minutes of it, five, 10 minutes of it, maybe the last five minutes of it. He blasted in a very smart yet subtle way. He blasted multipolarity. Now, why is that important?

because that is what a number of people in Trump's administration I've been trying to get him to do, which Trump, to his credit, does not want to do it. Multipolarity, if you remember, is the idea that the United States must shrink its influence on the world stage all the way back to its own hemisphere, its own little sphere, right? That's where you get the multipolarity. It's on a little poll. And so for other nations like China and Russia, for them to be able to come forward and grow in popularity. Because the idea is that the reason those countries aren't powerful and as popular as the United States and as successful is because,

you inherently have to adopt this mentality that it's the big bad United States. And it's the big bad United States that's keeping these other countries down. And really, you know, they are just as economically successful and militarily powerful. That's not true. But that's what multipolarity sells. It's a lie, dressed up in finery. It's a lie that is trying to bully Americans into, accepting, I would say, de-evolution. I would say less than. It's asking you to turn your back

and away on your heritage. That's what multipolarity is. And it's a Russian concept. Of course it is. And in fact, it's a Russian concept. We've written about it. I've written about it extensively over at the newsletter, chapter and verse. The top guy that promotes this, he's the of multi you have you have critical race theory which was a concept that was promoted by Barack Obama's mentor Derek Bell and this was back in the 60s and I would say early 70s and this is the equivalent of it this idea of multipolarity it's it's I mean that's the only other equivalent I can think of. And like I said, there are people that are within the Trump administration that are promoting this. They're promoting it. They've been trying to introduce policy to that point.

And this, I thought, was a great rejection of it. A great rejection of it, his speech. But that was Marco Rubio in Greece. And it was a great, great remark. Now, I'm wondering how, by the way, these Russian stooges are going to respond to this. Because this was, I noticed it. It wasn't super subtle to me. But he spent a good several minutes talking about how America should not accept anything less than being number one. And that's really ultimately what it's about. It was a good remark.

It was a good remark. I mean, it was, and I was glad that he made it. So welcome to the radio program. And Dana Lash here with you. We're going to get into a number of things, including it's three years on from October 7th. And if, believe it or not, there are still people that are defending what Hamas did that day. include and trying to dress it up and trying to distract and deflect and act as though the Hamas terrorists deserve like some sort of remembrance too.

I'm not even making this up. Zoriamandani of all of the, and I'm going to come back to the Rubio thing because I'm fascinated by this, by the way. The Zerreemandani issued a statement and I think we're going to throw it up on the, if you're watching the simulcast of the radio program. he had a little statement that he put up. I don't know if you saw this. I read it this morning.

I was like I couldn't. Just the amount of tone deafness is insane. But he had this statement wherein he tried to really make it about Gaza and not so much about Israel. He said the suffering didn't in that day. It continues through the Israeli government's devastating ongoing genocide in Gaza. in which it is killed more than 74. This is all Hamas ministry math, by the way. None of this is accurate.

The figures that he's thrown out have been debunked by everyone from the United Nations to UNICEF to the Red Cross, just so you guys know. They've been debunked by everybody. But he says in this, he goes, he talks, he spent two paragraphs blaming Israel. because Zoran Mandani really believes that Israel did it. You know what I shared this morning? I feel like all of these people should be forced clockwork orange style to watch the atrocity that they support. I shared a video this morning.

One of the individuals that was in one of the kibbutzum in southern Israel and out in the desert was a Thai worker. And he was targeted because he was working on a kibbutz. And there were a group of terrorists. And I guess that was a garden hoe that he had. It was a garden hoe. And they were trying to decapitate him.

They were trying to chop his head off on camera. That is the brutality that supported. That's what Hamas does. He spent. Zoroamandani spent two paragraphs talking about, oh, it's so bad, well, the genocide apartheid. He said all the words. He said all the words. But there is no genocide in Gaza.

I will argue this until your last breath. There is no genocide. Happy to drive. I'm happy to do the work for the welfare queens that sit on their fat, fetid asses and don't do it themselves. they expect to be force-fed information because they're too lazy to do it themselves. I have zero mercy, zero courtesy. I owe no manners to anybody who sits here and perpetuates this stuff, including this terrorist dog that sits in the mayor or office.

I really do believe that Mamdani, I don't, first off, I don't see how you can be a devout, you can't be a devout Islamist and run for office because you want to talk about dual citizenry. This is what really bugs me about all these people. And it also bugs me about, like for instance, you know, going back, touching back really quickly on Marco Rubio's remarks on multipolarity. I don't want to hear any of these post-constitutionalist in cell cucks breathe the words America first while supporting a Russian perverts multipolarity theory. You heard me. And I hope you choke to death on your rage most sincerely. I have zero mercy or courtesy for these people. Likewise, the people who think that there is a genocide

in Gaza or that there's anything else like Mandani. People like Mandani, you can't tell me that you're loyal to America first. You believe in Sharia. I think if you're a Sharia practicing Muslim, you should be barred from holding elected office in these United States. It's dual loyalty. No one talks about that dual citizenry. No one talks about that dual loyalty. We will today, though. Three years on. If you are a subscriber to my substack over at chapter and verse, I have a post up today, and I'm going to have more later on. But I had interviewed Mazel Tazau, and she is a survivor of the Nova Festival Massacre. And the reason I think that people need to watch this.

First off, I don't, everyone who's like, oh, the America first, shut up. I mean, could you be any more singular brain-celled? I'm so tired of dealing with the progressive left. I have, I don't think I even feel for them anymore. I'm so tired of dealing with them. People who want to be ignorant, choose ignorance. But what happened there is a warning sign. A warning, it's an alarm, a five, five-alarm fire.

As to what can happen here in the end. United States. In fact, it's already happening. We had an honor killing and the town over from where I am right now. If you think it's not happening in these United States, then you haven't been outside of your golf club. It's happening here. That should be a warning sign. What happened there should be a warning sign to everyone here. We're going to talk about it. Partners bring you the program. It's the folks over at Patriot Mobile. It is the only Christian conservative cell phone service that you have available to you. I don't know if you realize this or not, but there isn't another conservative cell phone service. Patriot mobile is it.

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Golly, people are so sensitive. Stop it. Delta and Air Canada, well, it is the Canadian plane. Air Canada planes were involved in an LAX runway collision. How do you hit another damn plane on the runway? It's a giant plane. It's a whole plane. You can see it coming from a mile away.

Maybe don't hit the damn thing. Good night. It's not like you're, you know, you're not talking about like a shopping cart. It's a plane. You're in a plane. You see another plane. But they collided. Delta Airlines has taken off for departure when its left wing

clipped the horizontal stabilizer of an Air Canada flight. And Air Canada was being towed. So now they got a, oh, it's a big ordeal. Now they got to fix the wing in it. Oh, my gosh. Of course, all the media was out there because they needed something else to talk about other than the high crime rate needles and feces. NASA targets a mysterious hole on the moon.

Okay, I've seen a horror film like this. NASA targets a mysterious hole on the moon and a hunt for a vest. underground cave. Some are wondering, is it a future shelter for astronauts? That's what the monster who lives there wrote. They're investigating the opening. It's known as the Morris Hills Pit. It sounds like a subdivision in South L.A. And determine whether or not it leads to a cavern that could shelter people from future, from radiation and extreme temperatures. Sure, where do you live? The Mars Hills Pit? Oh, with the Moon Monster? Mm-hmm. It's where I live, and I snort moon dust all day long.

Tweed! This sounds like a bad idea all around. Like, I'm all for space exploration, you know, giddy up, IA, whatever, blah, blah, blah. But I feel like this is a really bad idea. You know, you're going into a space pit, just saying. Let's see here. We also, I really am interested. How far does that cavern go?

They don't know. Do we want to know? I don't know. Maybe we should wait until we have the full capable tech to just survey before we just start launching people down into this pit. Let's see, a naked Trump statue went on display in Strasbourg because Europe is obsessed with naked American presidents and by particularly the Strasbourg lefties. You have to be like what? Kane, can I say on air?

Because that's what these people are. They're G-H-E-Y. You have to be like a gay drag queen to want to like put up a naked stature. That to me, if you're putting up a naked statue of Apollo. That's not just, you're not showing that you dislike them. You're showing that you're a pervert that really wanted to sculpt someone's naked body. That's how I look at this. So, let's see.

Some foreigners made a statue. There you go. Moving on. Can you tell the mood? McDonald's was hit with class action lawsuit alleging that AI powered menu prices, that AI was fixing the menu prices. Somebody really had to pay attention to this. Anyway, they're getting sued in federal court. I'm sure we're all going to wait with, you know, baited breath to see how this

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December 3rd at 1 p.m. I just pray that it's live stream, maybe pay-per-view, something like that. Joining us now on this in a million issues is our friend Stephen Yates. He's joining us on a weird day because we weren't here Monday. He's so generous with this time. He's the host of nation states with Yates. You can find him on ex senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. And he's He worked in not one but two presidential administrations. He's a foreign policy genius, and he joins us now via video. My friend, it's good to see you. I wanted to get your thoughts.

There's a couple of things I wanted to ask you that's in the news today. The Nadal Hassan, and I wanted to ask you about Rubio's speech and, of course, all the bombers at Fairford in the UK. But I don't think it would be, I feel like it would be a good idea to have this as a pay-per-view event. This execution of Nadal Hassan, apparently it's going to be by firing squad. and I'm sure that there's no shortage of volunteers that would serve that purpose. But I kind of wanted to get your thoughts on this because it's been 20 years. This has been a long time coming. But also, I feel like when we get these bad guys and when we carry out justice, we need to spike the football with it, if nothing else is a deterrent.

Well, I'm all for it. I think it's a return to fundamentals, especially for those who engage in actual textbook treason. And so if there isn't a crime, for which it merits the firing squad. I don't know what is if this isn't it. So, I mean, really, I think it's one of the many things that Secretary Heggseth, he can get jabbed from time to time for giving some spicy memes and putting some cool words

into his speeches and maybe praying more than people want the Secretary of War to in public. But wherever their hackles are, he is leading a return to fundamentals. And this is one of those things that has thousands and thousands of years of military history behind it. You commit treason against our troops and you die. And it hears to the first rule of politics in my book that I learned from television,

so it must be true. And if it's important to do or if it's not enough to do good, you have to be seen doing good. And so it's not enough to just put him to death and make him have to pay their price. Don't play around with chemicals. Don't play around with touchy feelies. Do it the way it's intended. it was an act of war against our republic, eat it, sucker. Oh, I love it.

And that's going to be the tagline of nation states with Yates. There it is right there. I think he came up with it. He got it. I just know that it's probably, I think it's also good for morale because I know a lot of a lot of our soldiers were very upset that it happened on a base and that, you know, they couldn't defend themselves, et cetera. And then we had, you know, the naval yard.

And then we had another one, attempted one in Florida. So I feel like that's also going to be good for morale. talking about, though, terrorism, because I'm trying to shove a whole bunch of stuff in the short time we have. I want to look at the U.K. because now we have these bombers, our B-1s, that have been removed from that Royal Airfield in Fairford in the U.K., because of reported, apparently, security concerns that involve maybe a potential drone attack. That seems incredibly unusual to see an Iranian drone attack in the U.K. How feasible is something like that? Well, before the Ukraine conflict, you wouldn't have thought it was feasible at all. But Ukraine has proven you can reach at distance and just do the maths. It looks like Palestine has arrived on the shores of France.

It's not that far to get to England. And so we're looking at a situation where I think because there has been a sort of mutual commitment to civilizational suicide in recent years by liberals, there is a lack of of trust that we can keep our material safe. Plus, if you aren't going to let us use things reliably in a time of crisis to us, then why are we prepositioning there when we can go from the humble state of Missouri all the way to the other side of the world without anyone knowing it and things go boom? So I think it was, of course, related to the security environment.

There are a lack of trust in what our allies' capabilities are at the moment, sad to say, But also, we don't need to put people at risk. And Europe hopefully is going to listen to the multiple speeches that leading Americans have given. Today's by Rubio is just the latest of the series, but it's wake up Western civilization. There's something worth saving. Yeah. And that speech that Rubio gave, I thought, was a real knockout speech as well.

I mean, he's giving it in Greece. He's, I mean, at the site apparently where there was a major defeat of the Ottoman Turks. And then, of course, the day that, you know, October 7th, and he's talking about the West waking up. And I feel as though he also was taking a hit at the multipolarity that many post-constitutionalists in this country have been trying to pull the current president down the road of this idea that we have to become smaller so China and Russia can become larger. And of course, China all supports multipolarity. Russia, I mean, they came up with this theory or been the biggest promoters of it. Did you like his speech? I thought it was probably the best speech he's ever given.

It's hard to think of Secretary of State, certainly in the TV age, who has given a more meaningful speech and delivered it well. And holy moly, I don't know how you beat that backdrop anywhere outside of the United States. Of course, America is the most beautiful. Of course. But this is a very, very substantive and meaningful message. Of course we have a bunch of dwarf minds running around on social media that think being a A classicist means being an isolationist and they can make some sort of quotes here and there,

but you can't be a classicist without drawing upon the deep well of civilization. That's where I think Rubio just spiked in their face with this speech, that he is not for that vision, not just of America, but the world, and that this deep well of civilization profoundly leads from that point a couple thousand years ago to America, the greatest experiment ever known to mankind. We're supposed to be proud of that. We're supposed to build on that. We're supposed to hand that down.

You don't do that by bidding, being little dwarf minds running around, pretending as if the world can be ignored and it won't hit you. Exactly. That was a great speech. I hope that our enemies domestically and foreign heard as well. I also wanted to get into, because it's October 7th, you know, three years on, it has been really phenomenal to see. I know there's been some surveys that have been taking that have shown that I guess the perception of Israel has taken a hit following October 7th, which to me speaks of two things. the horrific propaganda that is fueled by Iran and Qatar and promoted here in the United States and I think

boosted by Chinese algorithms, et cetera. But also, if I'm being frank, I feel like there's been this godlike mythos that's been created around the Israeli military capability, but maybe even also more understated their PR. I think a lot of this is, Israel has got to get better with PR. And I kind of wanted to get, I mean, I think it was, I don't think it was proportionate enough, the response following October 7th. I don't know how you can witness the stuff that Hamas uploaded in any way walk out thinking that, you know, that they were disproportionate and their response are not justified. But how you have all of these, and there's numerous surveys that have been taken, Stephen, that show, especially like Gen Z and younger millennials, they don't think that Israel is in the right on this. What happened?

Well, I think a lot of things have happened. There definitely is, I think, a phenomenon that perplexes me because I guess I'm a fuddy-duddy. No, you're a smart guy. That's why. All of what you're saying, I agree with. But if you are sort of mind-broken enough to walk around holding a phone in front of your face, talking into it, in traffic, in a car, in a bus station, in an airport, anything else, is It means that you have no situational awareness at all, and you forgot that there are inventions

like headphones or that this device was meant to be by your ear, or that you could live your life without conducting meaningless conversations while going about your business. It's an aside, but it's not an aside. If your brain rot is stuck feeding that addiction, why do I expect you're going to be able to understand geopolitics? Are you even reachable for rational conversation if you are a, addicted to doom scrolling, whatever is being fed to your mind. And I guess, of course, that makes you vulnerable to manipulation.

And there has been profound manipulation of information. It's not just Americans. Europeans are addicted to this stuff too, and it affects how you think. It makes you accept the unacceptable over time. It's sort of mass hypnosis in a way. And so, yes, I think the Israelis could probably be better at their propaganda, but there's nothing about this that blubstable. where right and wrong really is.

There is a country that has a right to exist. There is evil in the world that engages in the most grotesque form of barbarism against that country. No matter what you think about its response, it's on you to forget where it started. What started the ball rolling? Not who tried to kick it back and how. And that, I think, goes back to the dumbing down of civilization and willfully being addicted. to these devices and ceasing to function as normal human beings, talking to other human beings, instead of just having some things stuck in your face no matter what you're doing.

I think you're so right on that. And I think a lot of people in the beginning thought, well, it's just another way to consume information. And maybe it started that way. But then it quickly replaced everything, now even thinking as well, sadly. Go find Stephen Yates on Nation States with Yates on X and wherever you get your podcast as well. and his latest is on the midterm checklist. And he compares 2026 to 2022.

And I think everybody needs to go and they need to check that out just to kind of like, you know, I'll give you the last word on this before I let you go. Just because there's some hysteria with the surveys out there. But you've done the legwork on it. There is. And thank you, Dana. I mean, obviously a lot of things in the midterms go close to home. I try to point to things that have to do with our nation state,

what's happening in the world and how it affects us. So you look at the border, tech, energy, and this hemisphere. And if you just take 2022, which is our frame of reference when we last had a midterm, and where we are now, there's some huge places that have changed. And I just posit to the worthy listener, what kind of question should you be asking the people or asking for your vote? Don't ask them whether they like a wall or are they for AI. There's some other questions that I think smart people can ask that really get at the nub

of what kind of people we want leading our country. in 2026. It's not about your feels about gas prices. It's about a lot of these other things. And there's a big, big fork in the road. Don't be mistaken by sort of what feels right now. Amen to that. Stephen Yates at Steve Yates on X, Nation States with Yates and the Heritage Foundation. Good to see you, my friend. Always appreciate your perspective and your time. Thank you. We got a lot more on the way. We've got a Florida man coming up. As we move, our partners that bring you the program. It's the folks at Relief Factor. You guys are familiar with Relief Factor when you're talking about a product like Relief Factor, it has to sell itself twice. And the first time,

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So first up, a Florida man tried to stop deputies from searching his backpack, right? He was saying that they shouldn't do it. but he's got some compromising selfies in there is what he was telling them. But then they looked in his backpack and they actually found a ton of meth. His excuse didn't work. A Palm Beach County deputy saw a white vehicle swerve out of its lane. And then he saw what was nearby, a black moped traveling at night with no lights, no tag. They pulled over the guy, a 39-year-old Michael Giannati.

he said he was trying to go to a friend's house, and he said that he was riding the moped, told the deputy his license had been suspended for years because of unpaid fines. He also said that he got the moped from somebody else, and then when they went to search him, he was like, no, no, no, I got some pretty bad selfies in there. In your backpack?

Like, what? They found meth, that's all. I mean, he looks very dissatisfied. Look how mad he looks on that mugshot. For those of you who are not watching the simulcast, he looks like a mad Arthur from that PBS show. Like he's making a mad Arthur fist. Yeah, exactly.

He doesn't like being arrested. He got in trouble. All right. So, oh, man. Got a couple of other here. This, oh, I didn't see. Where's the one that I had here? I got, well, here, I got this one woman who stole pumpkins off a port, pumpkin cushions off a porch.

By the way, this is like an older woman. Oh, you know what, Kane? This goes into what you always say because you don't like old people. Look at this. I'm sending this to you right now. Oh, wait, no, that's not it. I got to send Kane.

Hold up. I got to send Kane this story because if I don't, I'm never going to live. I got to do it. This Florida woman, she stole actual, like, pumpkin pillows. I thought it was real pumpkins. No, no, no, not even that. She stole these off of her,

off of somebody's porch. And when she was arrested by deputies, she told them that, no, no, no, I didn't take any of these. I don't know what you're talking about when in fact she had because they were sitting on the golf cart that she was using as her getaway vehicle. She stole two pumpkin-shaped cushions and then left them on the golf cart that she used to get away. Polk County Sheriff ended up having due. Well, they had to go in and arrest her. Go in and inside her, actually. It was valued at $60.

She and the doorbell camera recorded her walking onto the porch and taking them away and Listen, not all old people are innocent What are you saying here? Not all old people are innocent. Yeah, but it's not that I hate old people All no old people are innocent. That's what I just heard But she's on the footage. She's on the footage stealing them or on that she's on the doorbell camera footage stealing them. And then she puts them on the golf cart. And then they ended up pulling her over a 69-year-old Christine Freeman.

And I love the hashtags that they use. She hashtag arrested by Polk County Sheriff's Office on October 5th. It was at 8 p.m. She was driving around. So it sounds like she was on her golf cart driving around like porch shopping. That's what it sounds like. Drunk. Yeah, she clearly something was going on here.

I was trying to get it, but Slack was being stupid. so I couldn't send it to you or any earlier than this. Let's see here. I also have a Florida man ends an affair with an exotic dancer, although that, oh yeah, she looks exotic, all right. Joe exotic, good heavens. So, boy.

I don't, does that a tear drop tat? I don't know if that is. Also, when your eyelashes, when your false eyelashes are so thick, it looks like you have an infection of your lower lid, that's too much. So a Palm Beach man told deputies that he had an affair with an exotic dancer at a local gentleman's club, Jamie Kingston. But when the affair ended, they remained in contact.

He cut ties with her. And then she decided to start threatening apparently his wife and his family. So this sounds like fatal attraction. Those lashes are too big for her. Stop it. I mean, she's not an elephant for crying out loud. Stick with us. And we cannot do it without hat tipping to the people who make it possible.

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Hey, every job in my field is temporary. That's true, too. I hear you, ma'am. Hmm. Every job is temporary talking about data center. What number was that? Seven. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's a Pennsylvania construction worker. I mean, he's right in what he says. I mean, he's asking him about these data centers, and he's like, look, everything is, everything's all temporary, really. I mean, that's, you know, that's the truth. of it. Good for him for not like buying into all of that, right? I mean, nice to see. Welcome back to the radio program, Dana Lash, with you. We're getting ready to barrel into our second hour and some of the things that we're going to be covering, not excluding the three

years of October 7th. What does that mean now for the United States? Because, I mean, we're seeing this new sciop play out trying to destabilize and devoid. We'll discuss that, but we're also going to get into some of the local, some of the latest polling. I saw this story. Let me pull this up. I saw this yesterday. In fact, and it said a pollster was upset because they're having difficulty getting people to answer their polls, right? And they were trying to spend it as though that is a bad sign for voter enthusiasm, which I think is dumb.

And that's what they were, that's what they were indicating is that it's a kind of a measure of voter enthusiasm, which is silly. Because, I mean, I know myself, I've gotten tons nonstop text and calls. I know tons of people who have about polling and I've ignored everyone, but I'm going to be voting with bells on on Election Day. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. All right. So first up, parents are AI generating pictures of their kids instead of paying for school photos. Just by the photo, Cheapskate.

They're all going to look weird. Golly, I hate people. Can we just have the aliens come and just obliterate us now? You know how many villages, like somewhere in India, you're denying water because you're running all these. I'm just saying all the data centers for the AI. Why would people do this? They look, it's not, they all look, they all look, weird. All the AI stuff, it looks, it's still, I know a lot of people say, it's so good, you can't tell. Yes, you actually can. I'm sorry, but you can't tell. Scientists reveal that AI can now recreate exactly what you're looking at. Mind reading AI. I definitely don't like this. We're going to take this to, you know what, one day, you're going to wake up, you're going to go to work, and you're going to suddenly realize very slowly throughout the day that you're the only person of meat who's there and everyone else is just like an AI being.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're going to be made like silicone or something, you know. I'm just saying. Mind-reading AI that can recreate. Okay, I'm already done. I can't even deal with this. It's just a brave new world, y'all. Let's see.

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