The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Did AIPAC Have Any Influence Over This Election?

Episode Date: August 5, 2026

Cori Bush loses to Wesley Bell in a well-funded House race. The DSA slams AIPAC’s funding, while ironically celebrating Muslim Abdul el-Sayed in Michigan. Dana fact-checks, yet again, AIPAC’s political mission and fact-checks leftists’ stereotypes about AIPAC. Rep. Beth Van Duyne joined Dana Loesch to share commentary on her bill, the GTFO Act, to deport illegal aliens convicted of terrorism, Trump's aggressive stance on Iran, including the degrading of its nuclear and military capabilities. The Pew Pew Jew, Yahuda Remer joins us to reveal the flood of antisemitic comments he received after being invited to read his children's book at a Gun Owners of America event, which led GOA to provide him armed security.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…Alliance Defending Freedomhttps://JoinADF.org/DanaAlliance Defending Freedom is on the front lines defending the freedoms and values that matter. Join the fight today. 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 Watermelon Flavor and find out how to get a FREE 30-day supply before they sell out.Patriot Mobilehttp://PatriotMobile.com/DANAVisit online or call 972-PATRIOT and use promo code DANA for a FREE month of service.Relief Factorhttps://www.ReliefFactor.comYou could be the next person sharing a Relief Factor success story. Get started today with the 3-Week QuickStart for only $17.76.Ghost Bedhttps://GhostBed.com/DANAGhostBed has the cooling luxury mattress you need for the best summer sleep. Use code DANA for an extra 10% off sitewide.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. Fast Growing Treeshttps://FastGrowingTrees.com/DanaGet an additional 20% off  your first Fast Growing Trees. Get better plants and a better looking yard. Noble Goldhttps://NobleGoldInvestments.com/DanaIf you want to see how physical gold and silver could fit into your portfolio, download Noble Gold Investments FREE Wealth Protection Kit.Concerned Women For Americahttps://ConcernedWomen.org/DanaDonate today and together, we can defend our girls, equip parents and protect the next generation.Chapterhttps://Chapter.org/DanaAsk Chapter today if you could be saving money on your medicare coverageSubscribe 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 to the program. They're trying to simultaneously argue that the quote-unquote Israel lobby is so incredibly powerful. Look what they did. But then they also were beaten by the Islamist in Michigan. Now make that make sense, Kim. I can't. You can't have it both ways. So now you guys see why.

That's why I had to bring that tugboat to shore. I wanted to make sure that you had the full, I mean, it doesn't make any sense the way. that they are trying to argue this. The reason that Cory Bush ended up losing is because she is a bat crazy fruitcake. That is why she is too crazy for the far left majority black first congressional district in Missouri.

That's how crazy she is. A lot of this stems, let me take you back for a minute because I want you to understand this. Let me take you back for a second. a lot of this stems from let's go back to the Michael Brown shooting oh I know take you back so that was in this area that was in St. Louis all in this district and if you remember in the very early days now also remember that it was members of the black community that also testified before the grand jury and said that Mike Brown absolutely was attacking the cop and then you had two separate independent forensics reports one of which was commissioned separately by Eric Holder aside from the DOJ that proved you know completely without argument that that yes, he had a gunpowder residue in his finger. He had his finger in the trigger guard, etc. He was guilty. Anyway, but in this district, Corey Bush was one of those who decided to try to hijack it. There were a lot of community leaders and church leaders. If you remember, the opposition

to the Mike Brown thing began, there were a lot of church leaders that were real smart and they got in front of it. They got out there and they got in front of it. They're like, no, no, no, young people, we are not going to go and write in the streets. They work, I'm going to give, I will give some of them church leaders in that in downtown north side St. Louis a lot of credit because they were getting out there. They saw it was coming and they were like, no, no, no, we're going to get ahead of this. You had church elders that were in the streets talking to people and praying with people and doing all of that and really common things down. Well, then you had the Chicago commies come in. And if you don't think that that's a real thing, it is. I can't tell you guys got to remember.

I got started as a street activist and a newspaper columnist. So I've been literally in the streets all over the country. there is literally a group in Chicago, that's what they do. They were the guys that worked with the SEIU and the Kenneth Gladdy thing back during the days and Russ Carnahan and all that stuff. There's a lot of history there. So they came in. They came in to Northside and they began working with far-left activists who didn't even live in Ferguson.

They lived in South City, by Bevo Mill, South City St. Louis. And they began agitating. and then because they had media training, they began hijacking all of the interviews and everything. They took all of that away, all of that momentum away from the church leaders and the community leaders. And Cory Bush was one of those radicals. She wanted the fame. She wanted the opportunity. So she hopped in with those Chicago commies and wrestled the mic and wrestled the TV cameras away from those community leaders who had

been in the streets this entire time years before this had happened, trying to foster good relationships with the police and the community. So that's how she got started. There was a lot of resentment towards her left over from that. That factors into this. There were a lot of things that factored into her loss. And I'm putting all of this on the table because the stupid brain dead mantra right now is, it's the AIPAC. It's real. It's AIPAC. That is one of the stupidest, most mental abortion takes I think I've ever heard in this whole thing. We're going to talk a lot more about this here coming up. I have a packed show for you today. We're going to get into the other parts of these election. We got John James Wins, Kansas Republican nomination for Michigan Governor.

The second congressional district, now we got our final boss fight. We're going to get and dive into some of this stuff. I mean, it went really far in Michigan. What was the county? Was it Wayne County? they were like, suddenly we discovered like a bunch of mail-in ballots. And it was in favor of Haley Stevens. It was a cheat-off. It was an absolute cheat-off that happened in Michigan. But we got more on it. How much of your financial life exists as a number on a screen?

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And he beat that Haley Stevens lady. the Abdul el-Said. So we'll see where that goes. And then, yeah, then you all said Corey Bush that lost in St. Louis. And those two races, I think, are interesting because the left is like, A-PAC, which donates like a fraction.

Can I, I don't, look, y'all, I don't want to make anybody mad, but can I just be, this is going to be so much easier for all of us if I am just very forthright, okay? of all the groups that spend money, and they do not spend enough for the stereotype. Like if you're going to sit here and sell me a stereotype,

y'all, the receipts best be matching, and they don't. It's like a pittance, right? I'm like expecting like oodles of cash, just, and it's not, like even remotely. But people just blow it up because to-does, that's all it is. It's just so, and yeah, when it stops being a thing, I'll stop talking about it.

You're right. When it stops being a day-to-day thing, I'll stop talking about it, being a day-to-day thing that I see happening day-to-day in the news and everywhere else. I mean, no offense to them, but I don't, you know, I don't know the people who run their thing. But I'm just saying, it seems like you should be spending a lot more money to have that stereotype. Like if someone's like, oh, that person's a raging bee, you expect them to be mean, right? And to be a raging bee. And when they're not, you're like, hmm, that's interesting. Why the disconnect? So I'm just saying, I've got some questions.

Like, why is there this disconnect? So everybody keeps talking about the APEC stuff. And I mean everybody, like, they literally are. Where's the, we got, I'm sorry, David Axelrod. This is, is this eight? Okay, so this is cut eight. This was, like, yesterday evening. Well, last night, not evening, but like last night.

as all of these results were coming in. Watch. What you see in Michigan is a interest group spending $30 million. She's got $64 million in television spending, and they're responsible for at least half of that. And one of the issues, as Kristen mentioned, that people are grappling with is the power of money in our politics, the influence that interest groups have, And I think it's a legitimate, it's a legitimate question.

Should essentially an agent of any foreign government, whether it's Israel or any other, be able to spend, or is it healthy for them to spend $30 million in a race like this to influence the outcome of that race? I think that's a legitimate issue. Look, I mean, I get your point. I don't think that they're an agent of foreign power. I think they're American Jews, as you said. Their mission is to support the policies of the Israeli government. Well, I think their issues is to protect Israel. But you have to have to...

No, no, no. But, Van, read what they're... I'm happy to be corrected about you, but I'll make my own point. Which is that why is APEC going after this guy? That would be the question. I can't believe Van Jones. He used to be a 9-11 truther. Came around and was sensible on this.

So first and foremost, because I looked it up, I feel like we almost should have somebody from their group on and be like, why do you, like, why do you control everything? If you guys control all the, and spend all this money, why are you so bad at winning? They spent, now they did spend a lot of money in the Michigan race, but did you see what was happening there? You have an Islamist, like a for real terror-loving Islamist that actually is like, yeah, he doesn't think Hamas is a bad group. I'm not making this up. This is literally just based on all of this stuff that he said publicly with his own face. I kind of like to judge people by, you know, the stuff that they say with their own mouths.

So this idea that they're a foreign group, and I know we've talked about this before, but again, it's still news because all of these people still keep talking about it. It is an American group of people who, American group of people who are Jewish. And from what everything I've seen, they're not advocating for Israel's interest over the United States, they believe that it is in the interest of the United States to have an alliance with Israel, which is the only ally over in the Middle East that votes exactly the way we say every single time at the UN. And sometimes they're the only entity that is backing the United States in the UN. And when the United States decides that, oh, Venezuela is getting

Froggy, let's go see what that's all about. They back us. That is the only ally over there and the only entity that has done that unquestionably. So, yeah, I get it. I would like to have an ally like that. What is the problem of a group of people who are Americans who have a different religious belief set from you spending their money the way they want? Hell, is this not America? Are we, Wait, whoa, whoa, hold up, hold up. Are we now going to be telling people that we don't like their speech and how they spend their money and we need more regulations because we just don't like wrongthink? Because that doesn't sound very America first. Doesn't sound very America first. For those of you who don't speak, Groyper, does not sound America first. Does not sound like it's in America's interest. What it sounds like is a sciop trying to bait people into actually opposing. America's best interests. And there's a bunch of stupid people who did all the masking and the clot shots. By the way, the people who did that within the right, who were big champions and that Tucker Carlson was one of them, they're the ones who are the loudest with us. I've yet to see a

siop that they don't fall for. Pretty amazing, right? The power of discernment really escapes some people. Or are they paid to not notice it? I don't know. We're just asking questions. But it's a group of Americans. How was that any different from a group of Americans who would are backing gun rights or anything else? That's also in America's interest. It's in America's interest to have strong allies. America first does not have to mean America alone. And America alone doesn't mean that you go a nation build like Bush establishment post-liberalists everywhere. Big difference. I mean, good on Scott Jennings cut nine for saying this and backing this up. Listen. a political party that could appeal to, you know, mainstream Americans. I think they're going to deeply regret these associations and this continued demonization of APAC. APAC is Jewish Americans, Americans who are choosing to participate in politics. And let's be honest, they're just using it as a euphemism to say, the Jews. I mean, that's what they're doing.

And I think it's- Senator Sanders is Jewish. Okay, that doesn't absolve him of demonizing other Americans who simply want. to participate in American politics. So, Sochi, I mean, do you think that that's... I mean, it's weird because all of the people who get so upset and they scream foreign influence at an American group who happened to be Jewish are completely silent on the $400 billion foot-Katari footprint in the United States.

I mean, if you would like to see literally every single receipt on that, going back multiple election cycles, I've written about it over at my substack, chapter and verse. and not only did I provide the links, but I also provided the annotated screenshots for people too lazy to click the links. Imagine that. But they never see anything about that. So wild. I wonder why. Gosh.

I mean, we could theorize. I'm just so tired of this. We're smarter than this. And, you know, quite frankly, a lot of us didn't go bust our ass out in the streets with activism in the early days of the Tea Party. to watch Russian stooges and Katari goat fornicators come in and bait the stupidest among us with Psiops. Sorry, but that's not why we were out there doing what we did. When it's a leftist plot, you can see it coming from a mile away.

I see it coming from a mile away. A lot of you do, that's why you're here and we're all fellowshiping together. Now, there are, what is it? Because they went and looked at it and broke down all of their donations. APEC donates more to Republicans than Democrats, but they do donate to Democrats. I don't like that. But here's the context,

the Michigan primary, that Abdul al-Said versus Haley Stevens. They donated money to Haley Stevens for her campaign. Clearly there's a reason why. Maybe it has to do with Abdul al-Said

hating Jews. I mean, don't take my word for it. These are things that he's written and said. So I get that they would donate to a Democrat to get the best outcome in that particular race, right? I mean, he, Abdul al-Siyid is one of those guys who has gone right up to the line of saying that Israel should not even exist. He says it's a genocide rogue state and that they commit genocide in Gaza. Now, as I told you yesterday, that is an absolute lie. how do you commit, how is it genocide when your population has more than doubled, when your birth rate is one of literally the highest on planet Earth? Now, these aren't just my figures. They're literally like Amnesty International and the United Nations and everything else. I'm not even going off. I don't use the Hamas Ministry of Truth. They're the ones who said that they had 11,700 petrillion people that were killed post October 7th. And then as it turned out, it was like 70.

Hamas fighters. So, you know, kind of a little bit of a discrepancy there between the numbers they issue and the actual real numbers that happen. Of course, you know, that and what some people on the left consider moderate, the Palestinian Authority, they're the ones who facilitate the martyrs payments. The pay to slay, they facilitate those payments. So spare me the whole it's not even, we're not even playing that. But yeah, I can see why, if you're looking at a Democrat at primary and you got someone that doesn't hate an ally's right to exist and doesn't think that

and doesn't have an issue with Jews because that's something that American Jews are having to deal with. And then you have a guy who absolutely does. Hmm, who are you going to what kind of outcome would you like to try to shape in that? They have every right to. They're Americans. They can spend their money however the blank they want to. And if

anyone is a problem with it, then take your fat, happy ass to Russia where you don't have the problem of that freedom. So tired of this. Either be a America first or don't be America first. But don't sit here and be a trainee America first while trying to pretend that people who are American don't have the right to free speech or to freely spend their money however they would like to. And that's what it is. I find these people cosplay as America first. You're no different from the trainees that tuck and put on lipstick. You're just doing the

same thing with your patriotism. Putting it on. Mm-mm. Same thing. No, I absolutely do not have any more patients for this because I'm talking to a bunch of literal like people who are downing mental abortifacients like it's, you know, Jaeger shots. Stop it. We have more on the way as we move. We got headlines coming up. And also, Congresswoman Beth Van Dyne will join us. If you're a parent or grandparent, you already know what's going on. Our kids are being flooded with messages about gender ideology, sexuality and sexual exploitation from social media, Hollywood, and even their own schools, often without parents knowing. So that's why I'm grateful for the work of concerned women for America. For more than four decades, CWA has been fighting for faith,

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That's concernedwomen.org slash Dana. And together, we can defend our girls, equip parents, and protect the next generation. Congresswoman Beth Van Dine from the Great Republic of Texas joins us now. Always good to see you, my friend. Always good to see you. And I want to talk about the job fair, but oh my gosh, can I please talk about the GTFO Act? Because it is the most perfectly named piece of legislation that I think has ever come through Washington, D.C. for those who are unaware, it is the Getting Terrorist Fanatics Out Act.

And this is inspired by the terror attacks that happened in March 12. So it mandates, I did not know this. The denaturalization for any naturalized citizen convicted of terrorism. So currently, the way the law is now, they can get froggy and they aren't denaturalized and booted out. That's insane. I did not know that that was the status quo right now. You got active as judges who don't want to hold these people responsible, and that's exactly what's happening. is, you know, the judges are deciding, oh, we're going to take pity on them or they agree with their position.

You know, but you saw, you know, these terrorist activities happening all across our country. You saw in North Texas when we had, you know, funding for, you know, organizations, you know, people who were actually trying assassination attempts on our law enforcement when they shot up on ice facility. You know, that's happened twice in North Texas. And we got to figure out who's paying for these terrorist activities and hold them accountable, hold them responsible. hold them responsible. So if you have people who are promoting terrorist activities, paying for it, actually being convicted of doing these terrorist activities, why are they still in the country? It is not a right. It is a privilege. And if you've come over here from a foreign country that you were getting out of because you wanted to be in the U.S., and then you're going to perpetuate those types of

crimes on our land, you shouldn't get to stay. Yeah. And that seems like common sense. One of the things I hear from the left, and this was the guy who's, his name escapes me. He was the guy that was leading a lot of the riots at Columbia University, and he ended up being Mamdani's guest at Ramadan. He went and ate at Gracie's mansion. And he was like, oh, well, this, you know, to demand

that I leave, this is a, you know, violation of my free speech. Well, he was doing more than that. And there are also a lot of other people that have come into the country. If you're, like, actively like, talking with terror entities and you're getting money funneled through other entities from terror groups, that's not a free speech issue.

That's not, that's entirely different. And that's what a lot of, because I've seen some of the discussion like, oh, well, this is going to go after people for speech or that that is not at all what this does. No, no, not at all. If you are, if you are actually having, you know, committing terrorist activities on U.S. soil, if you are found guilty of that, there's no reason why you should be allowed to stay here. If you are promoting those, those types of activities, again, you know, assassination attempts on our law enforcement, if you were one of those, there were assaulting, you know, not really respecting the rights of Jewish students on campuses and terrorizing them, supporting Hamas in our country. Why are you here?

Go back to the country that you fled from or respect our values, respect our laws here. You don't get to stay if you continue to break the law and if that's what you're doing. And again, you've got activist judges who you have to be pushed to do the right thing. And this mandates that if you've been found guilty of terrorist activities in the U.S.,

then you are a naturalized citizens, you can have that naturalization revoked and be deported. Right. And we're talking with Congresswoman Beth Van Dyne for those just joining us, which makes so much sense. You'd be a good guest in the United States. I don't think I can, I don't think that there's anywhere that I can go to where I can kind of, you know, get involved in either their politics or try to raise some cane with foreign financing, you know, in a different country. They don't allow that. So why should the United States should have to allow it either? It makes sense. And we're not even going to that extreme.

We're saying you get involved in politics. You see people all the time who run, you work on campaigns. You know, that's fine. But what we're saying is committing terrorist activities, terrorist crimes within our country. That is a low bar. And again, you know, I don't know of any other country in the world that would allow that. But denaturalize these people who are funding these activities,

who are committing these atrocities and get them out of our country. Exactly. I wanted to ask you as well, before we get into the job fair, your thoughts kind of like on POTUS with Iran and how you think. I always thought POTUS's instincts were spot on, and especially when everything first started. I always thought, you know, he had a very aggressive stance, and I like that consistency from him because he's, I joke with people, but it's not really a joke. Like, he's hated the Iranian regime since longer than many of us have been alive and has been consistent with it. And that's a significant thing. I think that's one of the most consistent issues

that he has. And I think that more in Washington kind of need to trust his judgment. What are your kind of like 30,000-foot view on the way that everything is right now? Well, this is a country that 47 years ago declared war on the U.S. who has done in the last 47 years more to damage, you know, our relations in the Middle East than any other country, you know, around has targeted, has maimed, has has threatened, has killed, you know, innocent American civilians as well as, you know, our U.S. service members. This is a Islamic radical regime that had the ability with ballistic missiles to actually reach London while denying it. They were on the precipice of being able to create nuclear weapons that could destroy whole countries. This was what we faced five months ago.

In the last five months, that that nuclear capability has been decimated, has been pushed back an entire generation that we have done great damage to their army to their to their to their navy and to their air force and i think this was a very very strategic move on the president's part when you listen to you know folks like kane and you and and and in marco rubio they will tell you the threat was real uh that the timing was important now i am as anxious as anybody else to get out of there but the fact is is that we have got to make sure that we have got to make sure that sure that what we went in there, the purpose that we went in there is actually completed with the goals completed. I think that it's happening right now, with everything being decimated,

they are desperate right now. And they're looking at the Strait of Hormuzes as their only chip. And you're looking at businesses in countries around the world who are even taking that away from them, you know, increased energy production in the U.S., looking at Venezuelan oil that's coming to Texas refineries that we're able to export. Looking at potential pipelines now, they're going to be built to go around the straight. You're taking that chip away from Iran. That's exactly what has to happen. And as much as people can not stand the president,

they have this Trump derangement syndrome, if they look at other presidents, if they look at Obama, if they look at Biden, Clinton, all of them agreed that Iran was an enemy of the people, that this regime, not Iran, not the people of Iran, but the radical Islamists that are running that country are the enemy of the U.S. and need to be handled, need to be shunned,

need to be controlled in such a way that they don't have a nuclear power that can take over, you know, any other country. And they don't pose a threat. That's exactly what we're trying to do right. That makes perfect sense. I wanted to ask you, Congresswoman Beth Van Dyne's joining this video, the North Texas Job Fair. This is from, and I was looking at just like the, you know, just my one sheet on it.

And it's my NTX jobs.com where people can go and learn more about this. from what my understanding, and it's coming up tomorrow, 11 to 3, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Globe Life. And it is the largest in the nation. That's what I have read. I mean, there are, oh my gosh. How many jobs are up for grabs? Thousands. 66,000 jobs. We've got 670 businesses. Every single industry that you can imagine. If previous years or any indication, 30% of the jobs have been $100,000 and above. So it's entry level as well. well as Seath Suite Level. Really, any kind of interest that you have will be represented. There are 670 businesses, which is blowing us out of the water from what we had last year, which was 525 businesses. So this is going to be bigger, badder than we've ever seen before. Largest job fair in the country. This started out as a tremendous success. We couldn't believe when we had 6,000 people. Last year, we had 35,000 people, and we're probably going to have that more

more than that tomorrow. So as you mentioned, it's going to be at Globe Blackfield tomorrow, 11 to 3. Bring a good mood. Bring your phone. Bring walking shoes. Recognize the fact that it's going to be about 100 degrees tomorrow. Yeah. Get you inside those doors as soon as possible. And just get around and go to my NTXjobs.com to see the 670 businesses that are going to be there. Make sure that you've got a strategy to be able to hit the ones that you want to talk to because four hours goes by like that before you know it. Oh, yeah. And I love how, and for those who are asking, it's free to attend. There's no cost to attend at all.

And I even love it how you have the dress code in because you do recommend business attire because, and this is huge, right? There are employers that will literally interview you and hire you right there on the spot. So people could be going and walking away with a job tomorrow. And it's one thing. You know, we passed this, we were working families tax cut bill last year that had job requirements. But it's another thing for a congressman to come home and make sure that people are getting those jobs. In North Texas, the reflection of so many businesses, so many job opportunities, just shows you how fast our economy is growing, how people want to be here, and the opportunities that are available.

So really excited to be able to do this, want everybody to come out and be in a great mood and be able to find your next career in pretty much any industry that you're interested in. I love it. And Congresswoman Van Dyne will also be there tomorrow. But yeah, wear comfortable walking shoes, business attire, because you could walk away with a job on the spot, free to attend. And you can go to my NTXjobs.com. See all of the people that are going to be there. so you can map it out, as she was saying. And I think this is an amazing thing. I don't know anybody else that does this. I mean, you're in D.C. making sure that, you know, working families get relief.

And then you come back here and you organize this huge giant thing where there's like, you know, thousands upon thousands of people that come out, hundreds upon hundreds of businesses. And you make sure that those jobs actually translate into reality for people in your district, which I don't know anybody else that does that. I think people look at, you know, what we are able to accomplish on the floor of the house and what we are able to accomplish in D.C., but my job goes further than that. It's not just what we can do in D.C.

It's what we can do here at home. It's working with the mayors, working with the police chiefs, working with the school boards, working with the citizens, talking to small business owners, talking to people who are looking for their next career in really working at that local level. And I think maybe because I was a council member

and a mayor that I get it, but it's talking to people figuring out how you can help them. So in addition to what we do in D.C., we do a lot in the district. casework is really important to us. If anybody's going up to D.C., let us know we're going to help you there. You need a passport because you're running out of the country and you're found that yours has expired.

Give our office a call. If you're working with a federal agency and you're not getting the responsiveness that you need, give our office a call. That's what we're here for. Amen. And I have to remind everyone, and you reminded me by saying it, for everyone who talks about Sharia and the fight against Sharia before it became. even known that we were dealing with it in the United States. Congresswoman Beth Van Dyne was the

tip of the spear and one of the first, if not the first elected official, to actually take on Sharia head on at great, like, physical threat to her own self. And she defended her police. She defended her town in Irving, Texas. So I cannot let that go unsaid. So she's literally been the first person to battle it. So if you want an expert on all things battling Sharia in the U.S. of A, is the one you go to. MyNTXjobs.com. This is always a great event. Tomorrow, people go check it out. Congresswoman, Beth Van Dyne, always so good to talk with you and always so good to see. You're just continually delivering for your constituents. Appreciate that. And I will never forget by the time, by the way, when we were in that battle, that you were one of the

first ones to help me with a microphone and get that message out. So I am forever grateful to you, too. Thank you. Of course. I've always told you that I carry. We do defensive pistol lessons. We do all kinds of stuff. But I also realize, too, that sometimes I go to places where my Second Amendment rights are not recognized. Maybe it's private property. Maybe it's municipal restrictions. So what do you do? Because you do not want to be made a statistic. You do not want to become another statistic or, you know, an easy target for a criminal. This is why you need to diversify what you carry sometimes for these particular instances. This is not a replacement. This is not anything other than another option when

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And the partially shock, the partial shock came from the fact that this originated within the 2A community. the two-way community that has stood against far-left gun grabbing, which began as an identity politic during the days of Jim Crow, Dred Scott, Judge Roger Taney, I wrote a book on it. To find that being practiced again and presented as some sort of individualist virtue was shocking, the mental abortion required to, like, follow that narrative. So my friend, Euda Remmer, everybody, why, He rightly knows him as the Pew Pew Jew. He's an activist. He's an author. He's, you know, he trains people to be self-sufficient with self-defense. He was at Gun Owners of America, which by the way is a great organization. Gun owners of America had their event in Iowa. We were supposed to be there, but we had only literally like just gotten back in from Israel and I was jet-legged and exhausted and I hated to miss it. But he has this, Uda has this hysterical book and we're going to bring him on in a second. Sorry, longest intro ever. He's got this hysterical book called, good night gun store. I mean, he writes books for adults, but this is a funny hysterical

kids' book, right? You know, lock the doors, stem the lights, rack up some bedtime laughs, good night gun store, right? It's hysterical. And so other people at Gun Owners of America, they had this like story time thing that they did with their books because there are other kids' books out there. And Eudorimer was also invited by G.O.A. to do the same. But what ended up happening is that their posts was flooded with hundreds of some of the most vile comments I've ever read from people that I assumed were smarter than that. And he had to have armed security at a Gun Owners of America event. And he wanted to stress that GOA handled it incredibly well and they were fearless in the way that they immediately confronted it. Yuta can tell

the rest of the story. He joins us now via video. My friend's good to see you. As always, Poo Pee-PJ. Always good to see you. Thanks for joining us. And being so open about this because, wow, were you shocked by how that unfolded this past weekend? I mean, yes and no. I'm not necessarily shocked because I get it all the time. I was just shocked to see that all these anti-Semitic vile comments were happening on a very, very, just a simple post. Come hear me read my book, Good Night Gun Store at Gun Owners of America.

Leadership Summit in Iowa. And it was simply just a kids reading session. And all of a sudden, just a flood of anti-Semitic comments just racked up on the post. And I was shocked to extent that these comments were on a simple post, nothing to do with Israel, nothing to do with politics, literally. get a, come join me with reading a pro second amendment book to kids. And it was, it was pretty crazy to see. Yeah.

I mean, I saw, and I saved every single one of the comments, by the way, because I'm crazy. And I immediately went in and I, I mean, I'm not going to read. I don't really want to read them because they're horrible. I mean, if you can, people can imagine. And we are people, and I'm definitely one of those people, I do not throw around the term anti-Semitic as like an everyday use pejorative. It has real meaning. And especially in the gun community, we know that words have meanings because different words invoke different penalties and different aspects of the law.

So we are very attuned to those words having meanings. But when I see people say things like, oh, they're jewing up G-O-A or, oh, gosh, this guy, Christ is King, using blasphemeaning, literally, as trying to use that as a cudgel, which, you know, is sinful in itself. I mean, some of the stuff, I'm not going to read it, you saw it, and people can go and see it. it was stunning and it wasn't bots it wasn't bots it was actual real life people GOA intervened and they thought but the way that you put it better safe than sorry how did the security thing happen what triggered that so i i saw the post i saw a bunch of the comments and i kind of just showed it to a few friends of mine who work at geoa and they started reading all the comments and they they got really upset and they got very nervous uh you know with all the

political violence we've seen over the last couple years, they didn't want to take any chances. Now, I really wasn't worried and I even told them that. I'm like, you know, really don't go out of your way. I don't think, I think most of these people are keyboard warriors and I don't think anything's going to happen. But they were like, yeah, we're not, we're not taking any chances. And immediately they corralled their staff. They sit down. First, they sat down with me and said, do you want us to take the post down? And I said, you have to do what's best for GOA. On one hand, if you take it down, I'll applaud you for taking it down. I don't want you to deal with all the trash.

But on the other hand, First Amendment, these people can say whatever they want. And I will support their ability to say whatever they want. But, you know, GOA, I gave them that decision to make. And then they were like, okay, but we're going to put an armed guard by you when you're reading your children's book. And I'm like, I appreciate that. Again, I don't think anything's going to happen.

but if you guys feel that that is necessary, then I definitely will feel more comfortable. And they immediately did. And I sat down on the floor with a bunch of kids and their parents. And probably about eight feet away from me was an armed police officer, just looking over the situation. So I definitely want to applaud GAA for not,

not, you know, sweeping this under the rug and actually taking a stance and defending me. The way that they handled it, they were very transparent about it. They were very open about it. And they were immediate just from everything that you've described with their reaction. Did anything happen while at the event, at your event that you had? No, no.

Thankfully, thank God, nothing happened. It was very simple. Everything went off without any issues. And the book reading ended up being a big success. So, you know, I'm very thankful that nothing happened. Does it stun you as it does me to see individuals who apparently predicate their support for Second Amendment rights based on the religion of those involved? Yeah.

I mean, it's unfortunate. I've seen a lot of people who I used to call friends who kind of went off the rails and, you know, jumped on some other political commentator train. Because the reaction to your event, there were people literally questioning your right to bear arms because you're Jewish, which I thought was a betrayal of their stated purpose and reason for even attending GOA's event. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, they can question me all I want. They can question GOA, but at the end of the day, my actions speak louder than my words. I have proven time and time again that I am a staunch two-way supporter. That I, you know, I mean, I've worked with Texas gun rights. I've worked with gun owners of America, firearms policy coalition, Second Amendment Foundation. And I have proven time and time again that I will defend the two-a completely. And if people don't see that, if people just want to judge me based on the fact that I'm an Orthodox you, then that, you know, they can do whatever they want. But I will continue to fight for the

Second Amendment, the Second Amendment for everyone. And I will continue to do that with a loud voice and not shy away from the fight. And I'm glad that you do that because I just think that you're such a valuable and powerful voice in the Second Amendment community. And that's one of the things that's so infuriating is to watch people bow and use the same language that gun grabbers use as a way to try to invalidate the rights of others while simultaneously cosplaying as big Second Amendment activists. That is what I found really unbelievable that these people exposed themselves that way, just with their reaction to you. What steps—first off, let me ask you this. We're seeing this sentiment increase in the United States, and I don't think it's organic.

I've talked about that at length on this program. what is what are what is the solution to this how do we push back on this because i especially in the two-way community where we can't have division like this that's when we lose i mean i that's a great question i don't necessarily have an answer for it because you know like like what are we supposed to do you know right jews are arming themselves jews are terrified to see what's going on in the country and when you have when people have been calling that Jews don't do anything to defend themselves, you know, post-Holicoc. And all of a sudden now Jews are taking up arms, but that's still not good enough.

And we're being lambasted and judged based on the fact that we're Jewish and not that we're pro-second amendment. Like, that doesn't leave us. Right. That doesn't have a place for us in the Second Amendment world. And it's kind of terrifying to see that. terrifying and inexcusable because I just want to ask some of these people, you know, who is you? Well, who are you? Who are you the bouncer? Why are you acting like the bouncer of the Second Amendment community and who are you to deny someone participation or a voice based on their religion?

That betrays the entire purpose of this whole movement, the whole movement that came. Like, I mean, going back to the history of it, I mean, it's bewildering. I'm so glad that you speak out about this. And I know that because you teach gun safety, you teach, you know, You have, I mean, you're a range boss. You do all of this stuff. And you, you know, you teach your own family, as I do in every other Second Amendment activist. We practice this in our own homes with our own kids. And, you know, you do that as well.

I hate that you went through this. I hate it so badly. And it makes me sick. I'm sorry that you had to go through this. I appreciate that. And it's one of those things, though, you know, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger type of deal. And this is the first time something like this. I mean, I've got anti-Semitic threats before.

I've got death threats before, but nothing on this level where I actually had to have an organization provide armed security. And, you know, again, what doesn't kill me makes me stronger. It only strengthens my resolve to defend the Second Amendment for everyone. And the people who I call friends have, you know, completely had my back over the last 24 hours. And a lot of people actually went to the post and defended me. And it's been fantastic to see. And it's something that I don't take for granted.

And again, you know, shout out to gun owners of America for really taking a stand and defending me. And it's something that I don't take lightly and something that I appreciate greatly. Instead of people criticizing you, they ought to be thanking you because I think that you've done a lot more to advocate for the Second Amendment and mainstream, you know, just the right of self-defense than a lot of the couch crusaders that are in the comments behaving like anti-gun leftists who are going after you just because of what your religious beliefs are. ridiculous just because of who you are. That's ridiculous. Udurimer. I want everybody to go and get his book, Goodnight Gun Store, but he has other ones. You can go to the Pugh-Pew-Jew. I'm sorry he is sold out of space lasers. I did look. You have that listed. It's sold out. I tried, man. I tried. I'm saying, but you have a lot of great books up there. You have a lot of stuff so people can go to the Pugh-Pew-Ju.com and check it out. Udurmer, you're a good friend, you're a great patriot,

and you're a great Second Amendment ally. And I'm grateful that you're in this movement, and I'm grateful that your voice will only get louder from here on now. God bless you. Well, thank you so much, Jane. It's always good to see you. Always good to see you too, my friend. We'll talk again more. We'll talk again soon. Sounds good. All right, take care. I love working with the crew at fast growing trees, especially at this time of year when everything's in full bloom and you can actually, you know, see your yard come to life. Fast growing trees is America's largest and most trusted online nursery with thousands of trees and plants and more than two million happy customers. And summer is the perfect time to upgrade your outdoor space with fast-growing shade trees,

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Am I bad mom? Because I'm like, I mean, six flags I took my kids to, but I'm like, we're not big, we're not a big theme park family. I am not that mom that's going to, I don't know,

this is going to set a horror. I am not that mom that's going to be going to Disneyland with Mickey Mouse ears. That is not Dana. Dana don't do that. But they have $20 cocktail. You know that these are going to be just

all sugar and like red dye. It's going to be. just, and you're going to have the worst headache ever. I would never buy. I wouldn't drink at Disneyland. I would be too annoyed to just drink. And it just would magnify the problems. I don't know.

I just can't. But all the prices are increasing up there. But do people, I know people go to Disneyland. I have a friend that went. She started her family later in life, and she is the God lover, but she is the mom that goes with the Mickey Mouse ears. And I'm like, why are you there? I mean, you guys look so nice in your pictures, but your environment looks like hell.

I can't. So Eric Adams is selling data centers in Wisconsin now. Now, I'm not against data centers. I just want them to be done properly. Like I don't want my, you know, I got friends that are dealing with nightmares right now with it. And it's because first off, you have to get it right when the proposal comes in. You've got to be involved in your city council. Like we're dealing with right now. You've got to be involved in your city council and you've got to head it off of the pass. That way you can work because you don't want to lose the jobs and you don't, I mean, we want America. to like lead this, but we also needed to not be plopped right down in the middle of like, you know, an area where there's no consideration for drainage or power or anything. There's just got to be responsible. Like he would be with any other business

or entity that goes in there. But Eric Adams, I guess he is now a business development consultant and he's doing that for data centers. I mean, I guess everybody's got to go somewhere. More people are smoking, as my mother would say, the marijuana than they are cigarettes now. Not in Texas.

Not in Texas? They're smoking more in Texas? No, they're not. Oh, because Texas is just July 31st. Texas banned all of that, uh, right, except for gummies. I don't like the government banning anything, especially the same government that push the clot shots on everyone.

I don't like them. I mean, I'm not a partaker, but I, I don't know. Like I, I just don't, I get really kind of,

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Find out if relief factor can help you get back to doing what you love. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash, with you. I was watching this debate between my friend Joel Berry and like half of the conservatives fear about how much burritos cost. And I don't know if you saw it. It was like a big deal. Because the argument is that there are, like, Joel was like, you have to trim government spending, have fewer taxes, have fewer regulations, you know, get rid of entitlements, et cetera. And, you know, that can also help alleviate energy and food costs

because I don't think anybody's going to argue and say that things haven't gotten more expensive or that they aren't expensive. But I also understand that there's a lot of things that play into that. But they had this somehow got into this thing about burritos. And someone was like, oh, well, it's hard for people, you know, when it's $20 for a burrito and if they're a dooredash. It's like, wait, well, you're not poor if you're doortashing a $20 burrito.

Right. First of all. And then I started doing the math. There's still my calculator. So I made taco bake. So it's basically Mexican lasagna. And so it's flour tortillas and then meat and cheese and peppers, you know, things like that.

And the peppers we get from our garden, the tomatoes for like the pico, the guy on that I get from my garden. And so that's kind of, you know, I don't know if you would include the cost of like the water and the plants, but I'm not. I mean, I'm not. I mean, I'm just looking at it strictly from like a produce. But it ended up being, actually, it was like 49, 58 for everything. And the biggest two things were meat, but then the sour cream.

And I'm not going to lie. The sour cream was like $5. But I like a bougie sour cream. And I am too lazy to scoop it out of the package. I want to squeeze it right out of the squeezer thing. Whatever that's called. Yeah, Daisy. Yes.

So that's, that, that's me. That's me. I mean, yes, there were more affordable options, but I don't care because I'm like, I'm in my 40s and I went squeezable sour cream. Anyway, but that made two casserole dishes, two pounds of hamburger, two casserole dishes. So it's, I always, when I cook, you're going to eat it for two nights. That's the rule. And you ate it for two nights. But that was 49.58.

So not $25, but technically, it's kind of that, or not $20. but technically it was kind of that. I would say each one of those casseroles is at least two burritos. Minimum. We're talking to the big burritos. Oh, yeah, yeah. Easy. So, you know, when you look at that at a five or six burrito total, you know, that's not

a hundred bucks. So you're paying 49 bucks for that. I just feel like there are like Jen Z ears and maybe some like infant fetus millennials that do not know how to grocery shop. Yes. Like I've seen people complain, like I'm not going to say, but some of my kids' friends that, you know, when they're at concedousyers, that, you know, when they're college and they're like, I went to the store and I bought like sliced watermelon.

Why would you buy a pre-slic? Of course it's going to be more. Of course it's going to be more. You're paying for the laborer into that, into the slicing. I don't know. Wartissory chickens, though, at Walmart, that's where it's at, y'all. It's like $6, seven bucks. Right now they're $8 at my store.

A big old giant rotissory chicken. You can do so much with it. They're delicious. Today in Stupidity King. You remember Katie Porter who didn't win her primaries, California. Oh, she's like, get out of my shop. The crazy white liberal woman. doesn't really narrow it down.

But here she is in Cut 11. Boy, is she really smart? Listen to this. I feel like you don't mean that. I saw so much enthusiasm on the internet for Abdul El-Said. He's very charismatic. He's been running a podcast. He's, let's face it, he's good looking.

He's enthusiastic. He's new to, he's new in office. She said nothing about policy or any other talent that would help out the public he represents. That's weird. Imagine that. Folks, that does it for us. today. Make sure that you find the podcast, YouTube, Facebook, like, and subscribe, the newsletter, chapter, and verse, and I'll be back with you tomorrow.