The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Friday August 2 - Full Show

Episode Date: August 2, 2024

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Starting point is 00:00:01 Senator, last question. Senator, I'm curious, though, because not one candidate who has been able to have when it comes to guns. This is it involved the process of perhaps of banning certain guns.
Starting point is 00:00:14 Does it involve law enforcement that essentially going to people's houses looking for a specific banned guns? Is it involved perhaps creating a dad of people? So this is old audio that we're going to jump into. It's old audio of Kamala Harris.
Starting point is 00:00:29 It's like four years ago talking about gun control. It's going to be one of the many things we're jumping into. Happy Friday to you. Dana Lash here, you can listen to the program Coast to Coast, and you can also watch the simulcast on Channel 347 DirecTV, find us on RumbleX, all that good stuff. So the, that's just the big story, which is really what we need to kick off with, is the VP stuff, because the Veep Stakes are heading towards the finish line. And I had a piece that went out on substack yesterday that, got into how it looks like they may be choosing Josh Shapiro, maybe. And the reason I say that is because
Starting point is 00:01:09 he had canceled, you know, literally everything. He cleared his whole schedule. And he had a couple of fundraisers up there as well. He cleared out his fundraisers and kind of cleaned out his schedule. But that's not the only person. He's not the only person who cleared out his schedule. And this is where it gets weird. Because you also had poop booty juice who apparently also cleared out his schedule. It's a little weird. And a couple of other ones also cleared out their schedule. Tim Walz did too. I don't think anyone suspects that Secretary, Mayor New Mom, Poop Booty Juice, is going to be the nominee for VP. I really don't think anybody believes that. So it's kind of funny that, you know, he's the guy who's, you know, he's clearing out his schedule. But Andy Bashir,
Starting point is 00:01:54 Tim Walsh, and Josh Shapiro and Poohp Boot Booty Juice all canceled events over the coming days. So it's either, you know, the speculation is that, you know, maybe she's trying to dodge and fake people out and all this other stuff with it, or maybe, just maybe, uh, they're going to have a four-way fight to see who's going to be the, uh, VP. So it, you know, kind of remains to be seen with that, you know, so we'll, you know, we'll, we'll, we'll figure that out. But in the meantime, as I wrote, Josh Shapiro looks to be like the most, uh, um, obvious VP running mate. It looks like he, you know, might be, I mean, that's what it seems like. And he's, you know, he's not a moderate, but he's moderate enough for them to
Starting point is 00:02:46 project moderation from the candidate. I mean, he's moderate enough. So that's going to be, I think here Bashir will be her best bet for this. you know, ultimately, I really think that, you know, she's going to have to have a governor because she's the most, as we said, she's the most unaccomplished Democrat candidate. I mean, you know, I think that we've ever seen. I was going to say even maybe next to Barack Obama, but Barack Obama, I will say, at least served like all of his Senate time when he, by the time he got nominated, where she, I mean, she just doesn't have a lot. she doesn't have a lot of merit. So I don't know. We're going to see about this.
Starting point is 00:03:33 But I think that she's going to have to have a governor on the ticket with her. She's not going to be able to just, I don't think she's going to be able to pick somebody like Mark Kelly, the senator. And, you know, I mean, that's just kind of the way it is. I just don't think she's going to be able to pick. They're not going to be able to pick somebody like Mark Kelly. She's going to have to have an Annie Bashir. She's going to have to have a Josh Shapiro. That's how it's going to have to be.
Starting point is 00:03:54 And so, you know, with that, you know, if she takes, if she picks, you know, if she picks the Shapiro, it's going to piss off the Dearbornistan's and they've been up in arms over Israel defending itself, you know, against Gaza for forever. So it's going to make them mad. And, you know, we'll kind of, we'll see. But one of the things that it will do, and I put, I'm looking at the newsletter, I had it on the newsletter for you. The, if you are a subscriber to that over at Substack, I mean, when you look at Pennsylvania, they are, very, very, very, very, very, I mean, it's like, you know, they're virtually tied. It's, you know, they're neck and neck. He's, they're tied because it's in within the margin of error is what it is. You know, it's, they're tied because they're in the margin of error.
Starting point is 00:04:42 So with that, I mean, that's, you know, that's kind of what we're looking at right now. And we'll sort of see how this goes. But it's looks like it's going to be, it looks like it is going to be Bashar. So now in Pennsylvania, because they're neck and neck, if she does, or sorry, Shapiro, if she does pick a Shapiro, What ends up happening is that will, you know, potentially help swing, swing state Pennsylvania towards Democrats. And it will help Harris, who is, you know, like I said, locked in this, you know, virtual tie with Trump when factoring in this, you know, this margin of error. So that's where, that's what we're looking at right now. So that's the, some of the VP stakes. And it'll probably give her a decent bump in the polls. And we're going to talk about all of that here coming up. but it'll probably give her a decent enough bump in the polls for it.
Starting point is 00:05:32 So in with this, as I was telling you, you have Waltz, you have Shapiro, you have, you have, Boudajat, I really don't give her rights ass about any of these people. I really don't, if I'm being honest, it's going to be one of these jokers. It's going to be one of them. She accidentally called herself president when she was in Houston at Sheila Jackson's Lee service. she referred to herself as the president of the United States, which is kind of funny, because she's not, listen to this.
Starting point is 00:06:02 This is when she was speaking about it. Which as a United States senator, I was proud to co-sponsor. And then as vice president, it was my honor with the president. With the president. Yeah, she's, I'm sure it's just totally accidental. That's right. Just completely accidental. Just totally accidental.
Starting point is 00:06:31 That's all. now I've got a bunch of flashback audio and we're going to have a whole segment on the gun control stuff which is we're going to get into that but the and Josh Shapiro also is a big gun control guy which we're going to highlight some of his stuff as well on that because they would be just two little gun control fuds and just peas in a pot together so well you know it could I mean and it he's been really mouthy lately I think so it makes me kind of wonder if he's not setting himself up for stuff so we'll see. but they're Veep Stakes. I mean, she's going to be announcing, you know, really, really soon. And the next few days, she's set to announce a pick. So we'll see. I mean, now it's a mad scramble and a lot of infighting in that party. Now, in the meantime, it looks kind of like the Bidens have all been pushed out. Lorraine found this this morning. His public schedule, Joe Biden's public schedule. I don't know if you've seen it. He's back to Delaware. He went, let's see. He had a out of town pool call time, 7.30 in the morning.
Starting point is 00:07:34 He departed the White House at 9 o'clock this morning. And then he's already back in Delaware. And that's it. That's it. That's it for, and then we don't have it. And then they call the lid at noon. So it's almost like they're pushed out. When you look at his schedule, he's not really doing a whole hell of a lot. And it looks kind of, you know, did you guys see the video of him yesterday?
Starting point is 00:07:58 He wandered onto the plane that, after everybody got off, he wandered onto the plane, the plane that he was, that everybody got off on. And he went over to the plane. Kamala Harris is walking with him. And he grabs and he just starts walking up the steps. And everyone's like, what the hell are you doing? I don't know if he was trying to show everybody
Starting point is 00:08:22 that he could walk up the steps. It was just really weird. But he gets up on the steps and just walks on the plane. And that's it. Bye, guys. I mean, that plane's not going anywhere. that's not Air Force One. And everyone just sort of stood out there watching awkwardly.
Starting point is 00:08:35 I guess they were waiting for him to realize that it wasn't Air Force One. I'm watching the video now. It's just so funny. I mean, I don't know how long Harris stood out there. This whole video is like two minutes and 26 seconds. And I'm just watching the video. And I'm just going to, you know, talk over it because it's a long video. And I'm like, at some point, surely he's going to come back down off of the steps
Starting point is 00:08:55 and, you know, realize that he is not on Air Force One. Harris looks around awkwardly. Some of the other cars pull up. The AIDS, no one goes up the stairs after him. I don't know if they're hoping that someone's on the plane to tell him, the hell are you doing? You need to get off the steps. Like, nobody's, this is not Air Force One. I mean, he climbs in the video.
Starting point is 00:09:16 It's like the 29 seconds in, he climbs the steps. I'm already at the 115 mark, and he's still on the plane. And so one of the AIDS kind of steps forward. And he goes to the stairs, and they're all very ginger about it. Like they don't, you know, it's so weird. It is the weirdest video ever. He's in on it forever. Like, someone suggested, well, maybe he's using the bathroom.
Starting point is 00:09:40 Like he was on the tarmac and he just climbed a random plane to use the bathroom. It just doesn't make any sense either. But I mean, Harris is standing at the bottom of the steps, a few feet away, looking around, very awkward. She's just, it's so awkward and he's still on the plane. We're almost at the two minute mark and he's still on the plane. He's on the plane still. No one knows what the hell he's doing. And everyone's just, and then he comes back,
Starting point is 00:10:04 and he comes back and he stands at the top. And he looks out like, can I do this? And then he comes down the steps very, this is the weirdest thing I've ever seen in my life. It's so weird. And Harris, I mean, he was up there. He didn't get off the plane. You're watching it now.
Starting point is 00:10:24 He's sitting, he stands there. And he looks and he just gets off. the plane. It is so weird. Why did he? And she looks like she's sort of laughing, but not really. It's just odd. The whole thing's odd. It is so weird. But it was, I mean, it took him. He was on there a minute and a half at least. Someone said, oh, he went in to thank the pilots. No, no one thought that. No one literally thinks that. Kamala was looking around like, please help. Someone help. Do you honestly think that he went to check the pilots? No one believes that.
Starting point is 00:11:01 That's so stupid. The pilots get off at that point. They don't just sit there. This isn't like a big commercial jetliner. This is so stupid. So I don't know. I look at videos like that and then I look at his, you know, his schedule. And he's just, you know, I can see he's getting pushed out.
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Starting point is 00:12:45 on Thursday as investors recession. Fears awaken. This is according from CNBC, the latest numbers which we're going to get into are not good at all. In fact, I mean, this is, I mean, are you really shocked over any of this stuff? Because I'm not. No one's shocked over it.
Starting point is 00:13:05 This, a new study says dogs help their owners become healthier. 61% of dog owners admit that spending time with their dog is the single best part of their day. I agree. I wish that I could not see, except for you guys, I like you guys. I would just love to spend only time with
Starting point is 00:13:21 dogs. No people because people are horrible. Just dogs. But they said this and this is like one of the million surveys that they come out with. I don't even understand what the point of the survey is. It's stupid. It's the same as the stupid survey that we had in stupid headlines last year. It's the same stuff.
Starting point is 00:13:37 It's all dumb. Dogs are amazing though. They're great. We like dogs. Sea lions are stranded on California's coast with signs of poisoning by harmful algae. I know how this happens, but they said it apparently has. They said that sea lions are, they're stranded
Starting point is 00:13:56 on the stretch of California coast with signs of, it's like the algae bloom or whatever, something like that. They said that there's the stretch of the coast and they've been eating harmful algae. The Channel Islands and Marine Wildlife Institute said that since July 26, they've been inundated by daily reports of six sea lions along a whole 155 miles of shoreline in Santa Barbara and Ventura, counties. The marine mammals, mammals, it works too, they're suffering from domoic acid.
Starting point is 00:14:29 It's a neurotoxin that affects the brain and heart, and it's largely affecting adult female sea lions, because algae sexist. The nonprofit said that it rescued 23 animals so far. They said that they're seeking, they see the outbreaks of this.
Starting point is 00:14:45 It's like that, it's just weird bloom and algae is what it is. They fom with the mouth. They can have seizures. Maybe don't eat The algae, stupid sea lions. Actually, it's not their fault. It really is, and it's probably our fault. It's probably MAGA fault. Who knows?
Starting point is 00:15:00 I mean, isn't that usually how it goes? The Army's $11 million deal, sorry. With the Rock has backfired spectacularly. The Army spent millions of dollars getting Duane Johnson and his football league. Daily Beast, Rottenhill with your stupid pop-up ads. With their little, his football league, they said that they, the contract, they were required him to post five Army ads on his Instagram, and he only posted two. And then the UFL, that minor league competitor to the NFL, that he co-owns, they were also to play these ads during games and place them on players' uniforms.
Starting point is 00:15:37 But apparently the deal was so catastrophic that the Army projected it may have lost 38 enlistments instead of gating thousands of new recruits and they want their money back. I've heard that he's can be a diva. I've heard that. I've heard a lot of stories about the rock from a lot of people who've worked with him. Just saying, and they're like, oh, he's a good partner. You know, I'm kind of kind of believe some of the people that I know that have worked with him, and they're like, he's a diva. I also heard that Jack Black smells from a very famous actor that I'm not going to name.
Starting point is 00:16:05 It did. Well, I could. He's no longer on Earth, but, you know. So, interesting. And shoplifters point to inflation as main reasons for stealing. Can I also point to inflation for main reasons for punching you in the face? That would be great. So coming up, gun control.
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Starting point is 00:17:56 a majority of Americans pulled in just October, said they oppose it. If these massacres can't convince them to support an assault weapons ban, how would you as president? If my recollection serves correctly, a majority of Americans said they didn't want seatbelts and cars. Certain things just must be,
Starting point is 00:18:15 done with the best interest of the whole. Hmm. So that's Kamala Harris. I want to just give you the, the context of this audio. It's audio that's four years old. It's four year old audio. And she's explaining her gun control position.
Starting point is 00:18:39 She's also, it's in the middle of the Democrat primary. So it's the Democrat presidential primary from 2020. and she's explaining in Vegas her positions on gun control. And there are a couple of points where she had said, she was bragging at one point. I posted about it on X. She was bragging at one point how she was the only candidate to call for confiscation. She said she was the only candidate that called for confiscation.
Starting point is 00:19:13 and how that's, you know, she's, this kind of goes into how I've said over and over again. She's to the left of Joe Biden. And she said audio sound by 11. This is where she was talking about it. This is where she goes back to that executive order to get the ATF to take away people's FFLs on top of it. And I'll explain more about this, but listen to this. Senator. And I will tell you when elected president, I am prepared to take executive action.
Starting point is 00:19:41 I am prepared to say, and I will say, the United States Congress gets 100 days to pull their act together on this and put a bill on my desk for signature. And if they do not, I will take the executive action and put in place a comprehensive background check. I will require the ATF to take the gun licenses of gun dealers who violate the law. And I will put, by executive action, a ban on the importation of assault weapons in our country. Yeah. So the ATF with gun licenses, and we've talked about this and I've written about it, the ATF with gun licenses, the ATF with gun licenses, the ATF is already even taking gun licenses. That's the other thing that we should point out as well. But we'll get into that because that happened after she was named vice president. Biden becomes president. They really weaponized the ATF to really go after a lot of these FFLs. But so again, four year old audio and I was tweeting about it this morning. And the reason why I'm bringing back this old audio, Although it's not really that old. Again, it's from the primary. The reason that I'm bringing this stuff up is because her campaign insists that she doesn't believe this anymore.
Starting point is 00:20:47 Her campaign is trying to insist that she doesn't believe in mandatory confiscations. Her campaign, just like they were insisting that she is not the borders are, they're trying to insist that she doesn't believe in mandatory confiscations anymore, that this is not something that she backs. She doesn't believe this. Why are you talking? do, da, da, so, I mean, I am, I've got a lot of questions about it, as I'm sure you all do as well, what makes you change your mind on something if it's genuine?
Starting point is 00:21:21 Like, when people have genuine conversions on things, you know, normally they're very eager to tell people all about it, right? They're very eager to tell people why it is that they changed what they believe and, and why they think the way they do. and they've never given an explanation of this. She's trying to moderate her positions because it's too extreme for most Democrat voters is the reality of the situation.
Starting point is 00:21:46 And she's to the left of Biden on this. Don't think for one second that she's not. I mean, what she's talking about here, and I'm going to play audio sound by 10 for you, what she's talking about here, she talks about creating lists of people and then sending agents of state door to door to confiscate your lawfully owned property.
Starting point is 00:22:10 So this is a little bit of a longer cut, but I want you to listen to it because they are going to work overtime. And by day, I mean the Harris campaign and the media, they're going to work overtime to try to convince you that you never heard any of this, that these positions in her mind were never held, that she never stated any kind of support for them, Listen to this. This is, again, in Vegas. And this question, this is Carrie Pickett, who is with the Washington Times who's asking her this. Listen.
Starting point is 00:22:40 Senator, last question. Senator, I'm confused, though, because not one candidate who has, you have previously one of the kinds of guns. Never releasing to talk of the process of perhaps of banning certain guns. Does it involve law enforcement that essentially going to people's houses looking for specific banned guns? Is it involved perhaps creating the strategies of people who are legal gunners? What kind of process are we talked about here? Well, first of all, as a point of distinction, I believe I'm the only one who is that people take executive action. So mine is not just a plan, some plan for legislation. I'm actually prepared to take executive action to put in place rules that it proves this situation. I also have, as part of my background and experience, working on this.
Starting point is 00:23:30 this issue when I was attorney general and we put resources into allowing law enforcement to actually knock on the doors of people who were on two lists, a list where they had been found by a court and to be engaged to themselves and others and were on a list where they were precluded and prohibited from owning a gun because of the conviction that that prohibited that ownership and those lists were combined and then we sent law enforcement have to take those guns because listen we have to deal with this on all levels but we have to do this with a sense of urgency and we have to act enough for the talk and again i really have to stress lawful gun ownership is one thing we're talking about something else and we have to
Starting point is 00:24:20 stop conflating and blending all that's what she's doing though right here while she's simultaneously accusing everyone else of conflating it let let me point out that that, you know, she's the gun control czar. She was selected to oversee all of their gun control initiatives through the Office of Gun Violence Prevention. And that's the office that orchestrates all of the gun control policies that they have. And they did that bipartisan Safer Communities Act. And that act also was setting up financial institutions like Bank of America to start saving
Starting point is 00:24:59 your purchase history to create a de facto gun registry. In fact, if you remember, Bank of America actually handed over a bunch of that information to the ATF without any probable cause or any warrants at all whatsoever. My friend John Lott had a piece about that over at crime research where he said that, you know, this is where they have actually, they have almost one billion transactions so far, and this is Biden Harris. And they, they, have been digitizing all of these records for licensed gun dealers collecting and digitizing
Starting point is 00:25:35 them. And Bank of America provided, and I said the ATF, I meant the FBI, excuse me, provided the FBI transactions, any transaction that was made with a Bank of America account essentially so that they could track purchases. And I'm talking about like firearm purchases. This is something that Congressman Thomas Massey and
Starting point is 00:25:53 Congressman Jim Jordan with the House Judiciary Committee and the subcommittee on the administrative state regulatory reform, sent letters to Citigroup. They sent letters to Chase and Company to J.P. Morgan to P&C financial services, truest U.S. Bank Court, well Fargo, about banks giving voluntarily, the federal government, our private financial data. And this was post-January 6 because they used January 6th as like the initial launch pad for a lot of this information gathering and a good chunk of it was gathering information about firearms and particularly the Bank of America. If you did anything with a debit or
Starting point is 00:26:29 credit card, they were able to kind of take that. Like I said, a de facto registry. And so this is something they sent tons of letters out about and they were trying to demand answers from Bank of America. And the, even though they've been trying to establish this in the face of registries that you have registries in states like state registries like in California and you have them in Maryland and you have them in Hawaii and Illinois, essentially, but they have never done anything to solve any crime, nor have they reduced any crime. I mean, Canada has an entire country registry,
Starting point is 00:27:06 and that hasn't done anything. But the point is that this goes feeds into what she's saying. When she's talking about lists, she's not just talking about prohibited possessors, which that's already federal statute. You know, if you're a prohibited possessor, you're not supposed to be in possession of a firearm, right? you're not supposed to have any of that.
Starting point is 00:27:24 And if you continue to have it, that's not a loophole or a failure of the law. That's just you being in violation of the law. And so when she's talking about going door to door, she was asked this to another, she talked about this on Jimmy Fallon show. She was saying that what would constitute a visit or what would necessitate a visit
Starting point is 00:27:45 is if people were holding on to, quote unquote, assault weapons, right? And this is, she keeps talking about the assault weapons ban, and confiscation of this, et cetera, et cetera. This is audio, I believe you said audio is number 13. So this is when she, this is, I think, Jimmy Fallon, but she was talking about the mandatory nature of this confiscation. Listen. I'm prepared to take executive action and put in place a ban on the importation of assault
Starting point is 00:28:09 weapons into our country. But we still have to deal with the over 2 million assault weapons that are currently in the streets of America. And so a buyback program is a good idea. If Congress fails to act, I'll give them 100. days to put a bill on my desk for signature. And if they do not do it, I will put in place by executive action, a comprehensive background check requirement, and a ban on the assault weapons and importation of assault weapons into our country. I'm done. And that's why she's done,
Starting point is 00:28:36 she says. She's done. Now, she has talked about this for years. She has talked about this. Back in 2019, she gave, she was at, it was MSNBC and a Michael Bloomberg group, and she gave a speech in which she endorsed Australia's gun confiscation program, and which, by the way, their ownership, firearm ownership is now at pre-band levels. But she was talking about their gun confiscation program and how the United States can and should do the same thing. She was not only talking to it,
Starting point is 00:29:08 and she talked about the importation of those firearms. She wanted to ban all semi-automatic, I mean, she's talking about all semi-automatic firearms. And when she was questioned about that, even during the debate, you know, she made it very clear that that's what she's talking. talking about. This doesn't just go to, you know, oh, it's quote unquote assault weapons. This is an open invitation for all semi-automatic firearms. So my point in bringing all of this up and
Starting point is 00:29:33 noting this is that she's trying to moderate her position, but yet every single step that has been taken under Biden Harris has been to strengthen the ability to act on that in the next administration. So like the collecting of data, the bank data, going after, you know, importation, things like this, you know, the demanding national red flag laws and all this other stuff, they have done a lot, even with the advent of this, you know, the gun violence prevention, you know, whatever department that they've had to try to further act on this in a subsequent administration. And she's never taken a step. She's never backed away from it. She's never tried to undo any of it. In fact, she, she, in this time has traveled all over the country, and every chance that she can when this topic comes up, that's what she mentions. You don't in just one week in one election cycle say, oh, you know what, I've changed my mind on this stuff that I've said for seven years. And that's just what I've said nationally for seven years. I mean, longer than that even. You don't just change your mind on this stuff. She's trying to moderate her position so that she can win over independence who are put off by her extremist approach.
Starting point is 00:30:46 to this. And none of her stuff, none of the stuff that she's talking about obviously would work anyway. But this is, she is the most extreme anti-gun candidate to have ever run for office. When you look at her position, when you look at where she stands on every single issue and what she's done thus far, she is the most extreme anti-gun candidate. that is running, that has run. She is to the left of Biden. So all of this stuff should be factored in going into November because this is, you know, this is her sending agents of state.
Starting point is 00:31:28 And I go back to my question to the left. I don't understand how so many people on the left can say, you know, the state killed George Floyd or the state killed Atiana Jefferson or the state killed Brianna Taylor and say all these things and then point to how the state behaved in Yuvaldi and how the state didn't anything for Parkland. And then also simultaneously say that not only do you want the state being the only entity that has the guns, but you also want the state to come to your door and forcibly take them from you. She's talking about, she's calling for violence. This is dangerous. It's incredibly dangerous. And then of course, you know, if it is Josh Shapiro, well, you know, he's calling for
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Starting point is 00:33:41 There's no way out Okay You got me for at least another 90 days or something He doesn't know about that He doesn't know what that means He's not even really the president anymore He's in Delaware
Starting point is 00:33:55 They already stuck him to Delaware They called a lid at new Actually they called a lid for him 50 minutes ago, 56 minutes ago So no, that's it That's, you know That's all it is I tell you what
Starting point is 00:34:05 I um it does feel like and lorraine noted this too it feels like the family is discarded like they have him just because he's the president right now and then now it's now they're I mean he's that's it they're done they're their influence is gone everything's gone with them everything's gone that's it I mean it is kind of fascinating Really, when you think of it, how quickly, you know, they went from making deals to, and it's all dependent on Joe because they built everything up to be around Joe. And then you saw the video Joe where he went on someone else's plane. That was so bizarre to me. I don't know. We have so much coming up in the next couple of hours. Let me give you an idea. So the latest in 2024 bread and circuses. So the Taiwanese boxer who failed the gender test, he easily won his match against a woman in Paris. I'm sure you're entirely shocked by that. I am so shocked. Wow. Can you believe? And everyone is fascinated with the Turkish shooter, the competitive shooter, who literally walked out with his hand in his pocket in a T-shirt and won a silver medal. And everybody's been comparing him to all of like the fully kidded out South Korean shooters because they all look like stands from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
Starting point is 00:35:29 And they're all like the way that they pose and they're all kidded out and they get their special glasses and their uniforms and hats. and then this guy from Turkey is like whatever. It looks like he literally just came out of the parking lot smoking a cigarette and then, you know, dusted his hands off, put his hand in his pocket, just, you know, standing there all cash-like and wins a silver medal. We're going to talk about that as well
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Starting point is 00:37:05 a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy and strengthening alliances. This is an incredible day. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with you. I remember there was one time in, I think it was biology, because history was easy. but I had to write something about the cell or some kind of paper, and I just was done writing about it. But I had a word count that I had to meet.
Starting point is 00:37:41 Towards the end of the paper, I was just throwing all kinds of word webs out there, trying to just stretch it as much as possible. Well, and the mitochondria, as one would know of mitochondria, is the powerhouse or the thing that powers the house of the mitochondria, the cell in which the mitochondria is in. And I just constructed this like Rube Goldberg sentence diagram so I could get all the way to the finish line of the word count.
Starting point is 00:38:20 Now that was just one paper when I was in junior high. This is her every day. That's Kamala Harris every single time. She sees a microphone. And she just all there's like something that happens in her mind where she just has to talk and she doesn't wind down. And Joe Biden, if we can throw, we don't have to play it again, but if we could throw it back up there, Joe Biden standing next to her. His chin disappeared into his collar. I don't know what happened.
Starting point is 00:38:50 It like his chin slid all the way down his neck into his collar. And he just, she's talking and he's looking at her like the hell. And she keeps going. and then he just, he is, that profile, he just looks like, oh my gosh. I think he just fell asleep standing up is what I think happened. But his face is literally all of us. And at one point he kind of turns and looks and just like, oh, oh. I think you may have walked on that plane just to escape.
Starting point is 00:39:17 He probably did. Like he's looking at her now. If you're not watching the simulcast, let me voice act it. And, you know, things that stuff. Uh, uh, uh, uh, this particular Biden body. double looks really good though. It's so perfect. You think that's a body double?
Starting point is 00:39:37 Very convincing. Can they trim? Can I just point out something? Small mullet. Please for the love of all things holy, will you trim whatever fuzz is his nape? He's trying to. He's going for a mullet. His hair, it's not a mullet yet.
Starting point is 00:39:52 He's going for it. But it's like sticking out at his nape. You can't just all of a sudden just poof out a mullet. Which, by the way, I hate that word, nape. On Attack on Titan, they always talked about that all the time. Go for the name. Sorry, you have to know it. But I hate that word.
Starting point is 00:40:08 But anyway, it sticks out. Like, I can see things under it. Juan, if you do not screencap what you just have in the monitor right there, I'll never forgive you. Wait until he turns. And then you're going to see some red in between the hair. And, I mean, you can see it's sticking out. There it is. It's sticking out.
Starting point is 00:40:28 It's kind of like an umbrella. Right there. Oh, my gosh. Like, cut that. It says mullet. Why would you not trick? I admit, who's what? You know what? I can tell Jill hates him. Because if my husband went out with his hair looking like that, I would hold him down like I was wrestling a pig and I would chop that off the end of his nape. I would cut that off. That's like duck fluff. Sticking off the ass of a duck. That's what it is. It's duck fluff. I mean, my gosh. It's like an awning made of mullet.
Starting point is 00:40:59 It's not even a proper mullet. Because you can see underneath it. It's just sticking out. Who allows the man to do this? You can see a streetlight from across the road there, right in between. Why does Jill allow her man to go and do? I'm going to tell you something. No self-respecting woman, no good, decent woman allows her man to go out with his hair looking like this. None. You can always tell in a couple if the woman hates the man, because if the man has hair like this
Starting point is 00:41:29 and that woman is not giving him grief for it, she hates him, hates him. That's how you can tell. There's no way. I'd bristle him down. I'd cut it off. I'd shave it off while he's sleeping. There's no way. Because it's also a reflection of you, ladies, right?
Starting point is 00:41:45 Come on. Ladies, be honest about it. You look at his hair as an extension of your hair, so it has to look nice. And if it don't look nice, then you don't look nice. And that's problems. But that's duck fluff. I can't get over this. The leader of the free, well, you know, for all intents and purposes,
Starting point is 00:42:02 leader of the free world. And he's got duck fluff hanging off the back of his neck. And then you've got, you know, Willie Brown's ex-girlfriend out there, word salating. I just can't. This is like dumb and dumber, but in real life, our pet's heads are falling off. I mean, it's just so bad. Oh my gosh, I can't get over that. Cut that.
Starting point is 00:42:26 Trim it. It's not hard. Good heavens. So they Neither of them spoke well Let's just put it like this They had They get them on the tarmac
Starting point is 00:42:40 And not a single one of them Met the challenge of speaking well So you just heard her which one is he Is three the one where he's there? Is that him talking? I think so Okay let's Let's play I Oh that's a press conference
Starting point is 00:42:57 because didn't he talk on the tarmac too and it was horribly bad? I mean, it was so bad I can't even differentiate anymore. Both of them were just like... You did play cut five. That was from the tarmac too, I think, right? Oh my gosh. Let's look at it from it. Okay, yeah.
Starting point is 00:43:10 Okay, so this is where he's talking about the assassination of that Hamas, the Hamas's leader, Ismail Hanya, who's dead now. And he's talking about a Ghazan ceasefire deal. Barely, he's barely talking. Listen. I'm very concerned. about it. I had a very direct meeting with Prime Minister today. Very direct. We've got it. We have the basis for a ceasefire. You should move on it and they should move on now.
Starting point is 00:43:43 Pardon me? It's not helped. It's so weird No energy It's so weird Kane and I were talking about the time When they caught Trump on the tarmac He was leaving a It's like a political rally
Starting point is 00:44:08 And someone just told him That Ginsburg kicked the bucket With Bear Ginsburg And he was like Oh I didn't know that And it was like a movie scene And Elton John was playing in the background Not like the person
Starting point is 00:44:18 But like the song was playing in the background What was it candle in the wind? Yeah Yeah And then he said something just really poignant and nice and it was like that was the score of it. It was fascinating.
Starting point is 00:44:30 But kind of the difference, the tarmac, the tarmac measure. They just look both so bad, guys. Oh, my word. Now, I think with Kamala Harris, I don't know that a VP pick has ever been more important than it is for her. I mean, you guys have seen, well, you've heard her try to talk. You've seen her try to talk. None of it's good. It's all.
Starting point is 00:44:53 but I think that whoever she picks they have got to make her look better they've got to make her look better and I don't know who that's going to be if it's going to be somebody like Josh Shapiro if it's going to be an Andy Bashir and I was telling you earlier that Shapiro cleared his schedule out
Starting point is 00:45:14 and I wrote a piece about it at chapter and verse he cleared out his schedule and they also had who I think Bashir did too and then you had a number of other, another of a number of other video, these, Buttigieg, Bashir, Tim Walz, Josh Shapiro, all cleared their schedules. So it could be a four-way fight. It could be her campaign, like faking everybody out.
Starting point is 00:45:42 But I think Shapiro might be her best bet, particularly since Democrats have sort of stepped in it with the Jewish community, because they've been trying to appease Dear Bornistan. So I just feel like that may be her best bet. And also, Andy Bashir just looks like a fud. He does. And Tim Wals isn't any better. He literally is a fud. And then, well, I'm not even going to talk about the guy who's like the love child of Bob the Builder and Howdy Duty.
Starting point is 00:46:08 We're not going to have that conversation. Good heavens. Now, a few other things to touch on here. We've had the 2024 Brighton Circuses. I don't know. I still have not been watching any of these, but I will say I have enjoyed the photos of the Turkish, let me pull this up, this Turkish competitor. He's on the Turkish shooting team.
Starting point is 00:46:36 And people were stunned when this dude, like, came out in a T-shirt, had his glasses on, was real chill, had his hand in his pocket, 51 years old, Yusef Dyckik. and he went out and won a silver medal. He had no specialized lenses. He had no ear pro, no ear protection, no eye. I mean, he was wearing glasses, so he doesn't really need any kind of eye cover already. I mean, technically. And when you compare him to all of the other competitors,
Starting point is 00:47:09 especially if you look at South Korea's competitors, they legit look like Jojo characters. Like Jojo's Bizar Adventure, they look like some kind of anime, cowboy, Bebop, whatever kind of characters. They're all kidded out. They have on these like specialized suits and they have their special glasses and they have their special hats and everything's special. And they stand in weird special ways. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:47:33 I guess this is how they train in South Korea. And they look really, really cocky. And then you get this guy who just is sort of like a softer falling down type of vibe. You know, the movie with Michael Douglas. he looks like the fed up dad who just like walked a hand in his pocket it really is what elevates this and he just goes out and he wins a silver medal and what he was telling the press he goes he goes I shoot with both eyes most shooters do it with one so I didn't want all that equipment shooting with two eyes I believe it's better he goes I've done a lot of research on it so I didn't need the equipment
Starting point is 00:48:09 and then he goes shooting with my hand in my pocket has nothing to do with artistry I'm just more comfortable when shooting and he's he's just he's so confident But he said he goes, yeah, I'm just, he, when he was asked about, why don't you have any other, you know, accessories or anything like that? And he was like, I don't need it. I'm just a natural shooter. I'm a natural shooter. Oh my gosh. That's like so. He's a vibe, man. He is a whole vibe. Hey, Steve, is that brat? Is he brat? Do the Gen Z help, you're millennial, but help us evaluate the Gen Z application of Brat. Is he brat? No, he's not. Yousuff Dykech? No, he's not. Okay. He's just a badass. he's yeah he's uh Juan's got to throw do we have did I give you guys any images of the South Korean shoes
Starting point is 00:48:54 we might get sent to the gulag if we put any more Olympic Oh wait that's right we can't Just show me a Jojo character then Juan Just find me a Jojo's bizarre Same thing There was one guy who was standing with Yeah so the bread and circus
Starting point is 00:49:06 24 I don't even know if we can show you Any images on the simulcast Because they've How many times have they dinged us I don't even know us every single time we even say the name of bread and circus is 2024 they come and get us they I'm not even exaggerating we have received so many citations from them over calling it olympics and just ozempic you could the ozempics yeah just ozempics but you don't have people with
Starting point is 00:49:35 like I mean everybody would they look like athletes they don't look like people with no muscle mass and saggy buds points to the success of ozempic but they have like we can't even we can't even show, didn't they ding us, Kane, when we showed something that said Olympics? Yeah, we didn't even play any audio from it. We didn't even say it. We didn't even say it. imagery from it. Yeah, there was no video. Juan has the photo and it said it in the background and somehow
Starting point is 00:49:56 the algorithm was like, nope. One has the photo. This is the one that. It's the Jojo character? Yeah, yeah. Oh my gosh. It's, I don't understand the stance. Now, this dude's in the Olympics and I am not. No, you got to get his waist in there, Juan. You've got to get the waste in there, if you can't.
Starting point is 00:50:14 Okay, so now he's giving Brad. And Steve comes in. He's giving Brad. What does that mean? What is giving it mean? Oh, God. Okay, let's move on. No, no, no, no.
Starting point is 00:50:27 You're not going to be like, okay. No, you're not going to do that. We got a break. We got a break. No, I, no. Yeah, Juan's got his waist in that. That's a South Korean shooter. He looks like a Jojo character.
Starting point is 00:50:39 He's just giving period. What? What? Okay, let's go. What? What? No, you can't just go, he's giving brat. And then, like, we're supposed to roll on. And we're going to continue off the air.
Starting point is 00:50:51 Giving is another form of saying, like, giving the aura of you just cut it off to giving. See, we're dumbing down. Is it like Riz? Is it like Riz? So you could be giving Riz. Yeah. So it's like giving Riz. We're giving everybody who's watching the show, Shaken Baby Syndrome.
Starting point is 00:51:07 Educational Friday. Trying to figure. Educational Friday. All right. So the guy from Turkey, he's all of us right now. We got a lot more on the way. we roll into headlines. We're going to give you some headlines.
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Starting point is 00:52:41 And now, all of the news, you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. So Gen X and millennials face a higher risk of cancer than previous generations. It's probably because Gen Z is giving us all cancer. With words like Brat and Riz. We're all dying. I wish you guys should hear the conversation that we are having on break right now. Oh my gosh. It was published in the Laneset Public Health Journal and I don't care anymore. I just, you know, can I, if I had to choose, I'd be like meteor.
Starting point is 00:53:11 right macy gray what is an ozimic emergency she suffers an ozimic did she like um you know
Starting point is 00:53:22 like go on air or something oh no no she said that she was short of breath and unable to walk and oh no it was the opposite
Starting point is 00:53:32 if she couldn't go that's what oh that's what happened to her oh no no it was that she had stopped a lot is what it was. That's apparently a side effect. All right. We have more, it was short this segment because we could not shut up about slang last segment. So I apologize. Stick with us. Sponsors for this portion of our program. It's Black Raffle coffee. Oh my gosh, you guys. They give so much brat. Just drink the damn coffee. It's good coffee. Right. And they have all these, they have like the best beans. They get the best beans from all over the world.
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Starting point is 00:55:20 20% off using code Dana, black rifle coffee.com. Brighten up your timely news consumption with the Dana Show podcast, where every update comes with a little dash of not so serious. On YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Kyle Rittenhouse. Outreach director for Texas gun rights. A lot of people are upset that I said I'm going to be writing in Ron Paul for President of the United States. And that is true. I will be writing in Ron Paul. Unfortunately, Donald Trump had bad advisors making him bad on the Second Amendment, and that is my issue.
Starting point is 00:55:54 If you cannot be completely uncompromisable on the Second Amendment, I will not vote for you, and I will write somebody else in. We need champions for the Second Amendment or our rights will be eaten away and eroded each day. I support my decision, and I have no take back. So I will say he's very young. I mean, he's like newly 21, isn't he? He's super young in all of this. So I want people to keep a level head because everybody's raging, like all of the, I guess, I guess the hardcore. Because I think you have like people who like Trump, the hardcore people who love him.
Starting point is 00:56:27 You have people who like him, people who love him, the hardcore, hardcore people. And then, you know, you have the people who are ambivalent and then you have people on the left. Welcome back, by the way, to the program, Dana Lash, with you, bottom of the second hour. that's Kyle Rittenhouse who said he's writing in Ron Paul. I don't dislike Ron Paul. I just feel that that's a sentiment that's like over a decade old, right? That's like back in the 2012 era. That's back in the 2010 era. That's back in the 2008 era. Like we got to keep going back. It's like old. And I don't dislike him. He's been on the program before. But I don't, look, he's young, number one. Number two,
Starting point is 00:57:09 he's not entirely wrong on some things when he's talking about criticism of that specific issue and he put out like he had a graphic and all this stuff normally I don't normally I don't really talk about the opinions of people that don't own property and pay taxes
Starting point is 00:57:25 or that are like super young but he had talked about he put out a record and he was mentioning the bump stock stuff and the fix nix expanding the perit of person's database the red flag stuff, raising minimum age to purchase, which he had supported. And he had looked at, he said that he was going to look at me. And he gave a list of stuff. And he told Feinstein, and this is
Starting point is 00:57:51 according to the graphic that he sent, you know, assault weapons ban and safeties in school safety bill, et cetera, et cetera. Let me let me just point something out about use and politics and also purity on issue. Because I think that you can have a couple of different. approaches and still not be a person for compromise. And I am a, I believe that, well, I'm, you're probably pretty shocked at how little regulation I won for 2A. I mean, I, that it's mentioned in the Constitution is the regulation. That's kind of it, in my opinion. But I also know that this is the reality, this is the world in which we live, and this is, we have certain realities we have to deal with. And I want to go back really quick to this was post-Parkland.
Starting point is 00:58:42 And there was a lot of pressure on lawmakers post-Parkland. And I will never forget being at the town hall and watching Republican Marco Rubio. Marco Rubio has never come on the show, especially after I criticized him for this. And that's the way it is with a lot of politicians. If they hear I criticize them one time, they never will come on again. So I watched him crumble on stage where it concerned universal background checks and red flag law. And there was a lot of, and he wasn't the only Republican that was crumbling on this. He just happened to be the Republican that was crumbling publicly in front of a nation on stage at a major town hall that was set up to be a political event by CNN, a week after a massacre. And my understanding is that there were a couple
Starting point is 00:59:25 of bills in committee that were looking at establishing red flag legislation, universal background checks. An assault weapons ban was less likely, but they were doing an Overton window approach where, well, okay, let's at least do red flag, national red flag legislation. That had already passed under, at the time, Governor Rick Scott in Florida. He and a bunch of moderate Republicans, and there's still a lot of moderate Republicans in Florida legislature. And my understanding is that DeSantis has been kind of, there's been a little battle there to try to get some of that stuff rolled back because DeSantis hated all that stuff. but under Governor Rick Scott they passed, you know, this red flag stuff in Florida. And that was giving a lot of these other Republican politicians some shade to fold on a national version of this legislation. And so it was that they were also, excuse me, they were also looking at the bump stock stuff.
Starting point is 01:00:23 And all of this, all of this was bubbling up in legislation. in the Capitol all at the same time. And Parkland was sort of like the straw that broke the camel's back for it. And there were a lot of Republicans that just because they have ours after their name doesn't mean that they understand firearm law. It doesn't mean that they are, you know, firearm enthusiasts,
Starting point is 01:00:43 none of that stuff. It just means that that's all it is. They ever are after their name. And there were a lot of Republicans in Congress that were really folding. And my understanding was that some of the legislation was going to easily make it out of committee, make it to the floor,
Starting point is 01:00:55 and probably had a really good chance of making it through the Senate. And one of those was the bump stock thing and a few other. So I know that there was like a, there's like a fight that was happening. And the thought process was, well, allow the ATF to deal. And I'm not saying I agree with this approach, but I'm telling you some of the thought processes that were out there. Allow the ATF to just go ahead and redefine stuff.
Starting point is 01:01:22 And then because then if the ATF does it, the administrative state doesn't have any legal foundation in doing it. and it's something that can be undone through lawsuit, which ultimately happened. But how many years did it stay in place, though? You see what I'm saying? Like, how many years did you have to deal with that as an, as an, as a, as a, as a illegality?
Starting point is 01:01:42 And so because there was so much momentum in Congress to get some of, to pass some of this stuff, the Dodge was let these administrative agencies deal with it and read and redefine it how they want to. So then a lawsuit can undo it. later so it's not binding because if Congress does it, it's going to be binding and impossible to get rid of. I don't support that, but I agree. I understand the, I don't agree with having it done, but I understand the logic of what they were trying to do because there were too many weak Republicans that were terrified at the time of having this affect them with voters. So there was
Starting point is 01:02:23 some strategy there. And then there was just also some goofy stuff that should never have happened or never have been said. I mean, red flag, national red flag legislation, the establishment of, you know, universal background check. You know, you can't take the guns and then go through due process. That undoes, you know, the absolute foundation of our judicial system. So, you know, I understand some of the fears and some of the criticisms. Now, like I said, I think that he's very young.
Starting point is 01:02:49 And I also think that young people in politics don't necessarily understand strategy all the time. And I also think that when you're young and, you're young, and you haven't been through some political you haven't been through you haven't been bored to death and dulled by so many political battles let's put it that way yeah you haven't been jaded you you're more emboldened i think to be more idealistic and i'm not saying that that's a bad thing because i think that sometimes it's a nice injection into the current status quo i but i i what I am kind of questionable on, though, is all of the heat that he's getting. I don't understand that because just a little bit ago, he was used as a litmus test of whether
Starting point is 01:03:36 or not you supported the previous president or the administration and that if you didn't believe that what he did was self-defense, which it was, then it was like an, it was just weird. like he was sort of used as like an avatar of support. And now there are a lot of people that are raging against him saying that he is betraying Trump. And the thing I'm questionable on is this. Do do do were people supporting him about, and I'm talking about written house,
Starting point is 01:04:12 were they supporting him about doing what was it about supporting him for doing what was right or was it just about supporting 45. Because if you think that what he did was right and that it should be protected, then I don't know why you can't say, well, we disagree on this issue, but, and leave it at that. Now there are people that want to totally destroy him because of this. And it's all over social media. Like the BBC wrote about it, all this stuff. And I just don't understand. Like, is it about supporting him because what he did was within his, he was within his rights? Or was it, just a cult of personality thing because here's one of the things that the right you've got to be
Starting point is 01:04:54 careful of. And I think some of this is because you have a coalition. I don't even want to say big tent anymore because I think people misunderstand coalition and base. They're two different things. You have the base and then you have their allies in the coalition. You have to understand that when you're building a coalition, you're going to have some of the behavioral attributes of people who maybe were not ever part of the base to begin with. And some of those behavioral attributes that they're bringing over might include the desire to see hive mind. That is something that the left does. So if you have people who were just very recently on the left or maybe who are moderate and leaned left, then if you're, if those people, which is great, if they're part of the coalition, you have to realize, too,
Starting point is 01:05:35 that there are going to be, you know, the most zealous people are the new converts and that you're going to see some of these behavioral attributes pop up in the coalition. And I think maybe that's some of what we're seeing. I don't know how else to put it. And maybe that's why people all of a sudden are like he's persona non grata. He's excommunicado. You have to leave the continental because he said, I, I just don't understand how it can be flipped like a switch like that. You either think that what he did was right and just or you never did to begin with. And now I see people just like, you know, no pun intended, gunning for him. So I don't know. I mean, is it is it a vote for Kamala? I think that a lot of people, have died so people have the free will of what to do with their vote, which is why I'm really uncomfortable of telling people how to vote, but I think that you should have as much information as possible to help inform you of how you're going to vote and to make sure that you think before you vote and you understand the consequence of what that vote brings. But I'm not comfortable
Starting point is 01:06:36 with telling people how to vote, and I'm not comfortable with, you know, going after people and chasing them down like some kind of rabbit dog if they're not going to vote the exact same way that I do. or if they, you know, are going to do a write-in or whatever. I had said in the beginning that he's young, and sometimes youth does not equip you with understanding full strategy of things, because the deeper you get into it, the more Machiavellian that things get, and the cloudier things might sometimes seem, even though the objective is clear. And I don't think in this race, you have a pure, I don't.
Starting point is 01:07:14 think you can say you have a pure two-a candidate. I think you have a candidate who's who is better and can be more persuadable on two-a than the other. I've known Trump for over a decade. I've know Don Jr. I know Don Jr. very, very well. I texted him after when we were in Nassan, I heard about, um, I was getting like news about his dad and I'm like, oh my gosh, because I couldn't get any updates. And, um, he had said that, you know, uh, everything was okay and he gave me an update. And he's a gun guy. Junior is a hardcore gun guy. Like he reloads his own ammo for crying out loud. So I, knowing that he is a part of that, and I know that he was very instrumental when all of that stuff was happening after Parkland as well. I don't think that you would ever see something like that from the White House.
Starting point is 01:07:56 And I can understand why people would be nervous about it. I, I just, knowing what we know about Kamala Harris and everything that we've heard from her, I feel like not having a strong vote against her. helps her. I do not want people coming to my door because I own a semi-automatic firearm because it will not go well for them. And I will not comply. I absolutely will not comply. And I'm not the only person. There are millions of people in this country, hundreds of millions, who also will not comply. And so I consider that. And I'm like, that's why you can't have someone like that in office. That's been a cornerstone of her her foundation for so long. I understand what he's
Starting point is 01:08:51 saying, but also, again, he's young. He's idealistic. And I think that there is some strategy. And it's not about being dumb or being ignorant. It's just something that you get through experience and age. Wisdom is different from smarts. You know, wisdom is something that, you know, you accrue through experience and living and it's time tested and it's. battle one and all of that. And I think he has a certain amount of wisdom because of the experiences that he has. But this is a political negotiation at this point. And this is kind of new for him. I think people need to kind of give him a break. I mean, the guy was almost killed. I mean, you know, he shot and killed a dude. So I think people need to maybe chill the hell
Starting point is 01:09:37 out a little bit with just the cult of personality and the witch hunt and going after everyone. The right does not do hive mind, guys. And I don't care how many people we bring in the coalition. That is something you are always going to have a problem with. We are not the left. We do not do hive mind. And
Starting point is 01:09:53 frankly, I think enough people have fought and died that they can do whatever the hell they want to with their vote, even if I think it's wrong. So chill out. I mean, God love him. He's almost a fetus. Come on. That's what we were joking about. Yeah, I know he's like 21 years old. You know, he's almost as old as toddler Hunter Biden, who, by the way, weird segue has been hanging out with Sean Penn, waiting to hear about that. So anyway, that's the latest.
Starting point is 01:10:20 That's some of the latest. We got Florida Man on the way as we rolled awards headlines. Are you okay with abandoning arts, culture, and music to the radical left? For Pastor Allen Jackson, this one isn't negotiable. I mean, all of our classic music and so much of our classic art has Christian themes. And somewhere along the line, the last hundred years or so, we really stepped away from that. And we've got to come back with courage and boldness. I'm not willing to relinquish the arch to darkness and evil. Subscribe to Culture and Christianity and Alan Jackson podcast on your favorite podcast app. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida man. All right. So I know it's like, it's
Starting point is 01:11:07 It's not really Florida man, but it's Florida storm. So they're getting a tropical storm, and it's headed Florida's way. They're saying it's a potential, you know, it's a tropical storm. They've got warnings issued, and all I know is that, like, good night. Can they just, can they, they need to get a break from this. But they got to just, you know, listen to, make sure you, you listen for the warnings issued for your area. But they've got, I'm looking at, like, the satellite that I do, Ventusky. I was looking at that satellite.
Starting point is 01:11:33 They're tracking it, and it looks like it's, the way that it's, It's like a tropical cyclone four. They think it's going to become, what, tropical storm Debbie? Debbie. Really? It's Debbie. I know that there's like a formula that they follow to name these things, but still. So they're saying like around Saturday, it's going to be right there, North Cuba.
Starting point is 01:11:58 And then it's going to be going in on the Gulf side towards like Naples and then, you know, all of that up around like Saturday, Sunday. So everybody be safe. Just be safe. And it's Debbie with a Y. Yeah, Debbie with a Y. This Florida man, some of this I have on the rundown, some I don't because my everything's going crazy. Florida man was arrested because he tried to steal a decorative turtle. Yeah, he got in trouble because he tried to steal a decorative turtle.
Starting point is 01:12:26 Cape Coral, he was arrested after trying to take this turtle. He was hiding in the bushes. He looks nuts. He was arrested after allegedly entering a homeowner's backyard attempting to steal the decorative of turtle before hiding in the bushes. His name is Cade Logan. He was arrested on Friday after Cape Coral Police responded to a home for reports of a suspicious person on the property.
Starting point is 01:12:47 And they said the homeowner called police reported that he was walking around. Yeah, he was trying to steal this like yard ornamentation that they had. We have third hour on the way. Don't go anywhere. I mean, yesterday to the National Association of Black Journalist where he said that Vice President Harris is quote all of a sudden black. As a father of three biracial children, did those comments give you pause at all? They don't give me pause at all. Look, all he said is that Kamala Harris is a chameleon.
Starting point is 01:13:15 She goes to Georgia two days ago. She was raised in Canada. She puts on a fake southern accent. She is everything to everybody, and she presents to be somebody different, depending on which audience she's in front of. I think it's totally reasonable for the president to call that out, and that's all he did. I mean, look, she's running as a tough on crime prosecutor, even though she implemented open border policy. She's saying that she wants to support the police, yet she wanted to defund the police just three years ago. It's totally reasonable to call out the fact that she pretends to be somebody different depending on the audience she's talking to. You know, I listen to questions like that, and I'm like, open-handed slaps should be accepted as responses, legitimate responses. Why can't I do that?
Starting point is 01:14:03 That's sexist. Yeah, it's sexist That I can't Welcome back to the show It's Friday Dana Lash with you Fighting allergies like crazy And which I don't know why
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Starting point is 01:14:29 Our friend Vegas Larry By the way you know you can go and hang out at Rumble There's a discussion that happens there You can find us on X 347 direct TV. I'm required to say the channel 347 direct TV part. But you should go watch it. The tweet from Kamala Harris, she says she's honored to be the Democratic nominee for president of the United States. She'll accept the nomination. How many people voted for you? Calm. How many people voted for you? Oh, none. That's right. None. That is correct. None voted for her.
Starting point is 01:14:58 She had not a single person that voted for her. She's just being selected by the powers that be. The New York Post had a story about how she berated. She would scream at her staff, leave them in tears, and that people were told to not make eye contact with her. What? Why? Don't they tell you that with dogs? Like an aggressive dog? Or no, isn't it like a dog or something like that? Cats? I don't know. Like some animal they tell you not to look at. And you're not supposed to show your teeth to dogs, right? To aggressive dogs or something? I don't know. this is literally a line from the New York Post piece. A.G. Harris instructed her entire staff to stand every morning as she entered the office and say,
Starting point is 01:15:47 Good morning, General. Gregory was also given instructions to never address Harris, nor look her in the eyes. That privilege was only allowed to senior staff members. I mean, I know we made fun of Amy Klobuchar for eating, like combing her hair with a fork and being kind of brat, as they would say. but I'm just, you know, this seems a little ridiculous. You're not J-Lo, you're Kamala Harris, you're Willie Brown's ex-girlfriend. You're not J-Lo. Got to say, you're not, you ain't her.
Starting point is 01:16:20 So they, she seems like she's higher in her own supply, man. I got to say, and doesn't it, like all of a sudden you're seeing her everywhere with Joe Biden now. Like if Joe, like on that tarmac, Lorraine said that that was like late at night. And that's one of the reasons. He had already sundown times five. And that's why he sounded so crazy. But the idea that you don't ever really see Biden address anything by himself anymore. It is, she is the de facto president.
Starting point is 01:16:50 They're trying to make it seem like that so that her election is just a formality. And I do want to warn you about this, as dumb as it is, the media is going to work over time to make her a thing. And I've seen some of the polls. And you know what? Trump needs to not help her. He needs to not help her. I was looking at some of this. Let me pull this up.
Starting point is 01:17:09 I was looking at some of this polling. So, and I know that there's the RCP averages and that and there's a couple of polls in a lot of these swing states there within the margin of error of each, margin of error of each other and they're very close. That makes me incredibly uncomfortable. I don't want to see that happening. And they have some of the latest. So in Wisconsin, according to 538, they're, 50-50. And Michigan, it's Harris 54, Trump 46. And Pennsylvania, it's Harris 47, Trump 53. Now,
Starting point is 01:17:44 that's what 538, he says that it's as it is right now, according to the model that he has with the available polling data that he has, he said that it is a toss-up. And that's even with all of the bad economic news that we have coming in from the administration. I mean, you have the worst two-day period for S&P since September of 2022. We've got bad jobs numbers. You know, it's not, none of this is good. And even with that, you, in the national polling average, and this is for 538, they have her plus Trump by 1.1. And they say that the race is well into toss-up territory. Now, RCP is just a little better.
Starting point is 01:18:28 You look at some of this. RCP is just a little better. when you look at the matchup of Trump and Harris. And it has them, I mean, it only has Trump plus one, really. I mean, well, today's is 1.2. Yesterday's it was, you know, one. But they're tied. It should not even be like that.
Starting point is 01:18:55 It really shouldn't. They shouldn't be tied. It should not even be anywhere remotely. that close. There are a few reasons why it is. And I think that one of those is, and you can't talk about it on the right because any kind of, any attempt to ascertain any open areas, any weaknesses, and try to fix them is considered betrayal because the right has, I know a lot of you don't want to hear this, but a lot of people on the right have turned into the left. They cannot have any kind of constructive conversations, even for the sake of improving a campaign and winning a race. Because I've told you guys six ways to Sunday,
Starting point is 01:19:31 I will legitimately, I say this without an ounce of joking in my system, I will run down your damn grandma. I do not care. I want to win in November and anything that gets in the way is an obstacle. That includes ego, that includes misguided idiots, whatever it is. Anything that gets in the way of not having her in the White House is an obstacle. So, that being said, the reality of this, and I think, yes, the media does have a lot to do with it, but I think that candidates sometimes don't help themselves. It is not the voter's job to do something for the candidate. It is not the voter's job to rehabilitate the candidate. It is not the voter's job to make the candidate's policy seem more palatable. It is not the voter's job to make sure that the
Starting point is 01:20:32 does his or her outreach, it is not the voter's job. It is the candidate's job. You can't say that candidate A or candidate B is going to be a fighter for their voters and then demand that their voters actually be the fighters for them. That is not how this works. And so part of this is the media and part of it is the candidate and their team. That is a reality. I want to go back really quickly to 2020. Now, I'm not saying that for every state and every county, but there were some where I actually did pour through the hard numbers and the data because it's literally my job. So in Texas, you guys know we got Senator John Corny in here in Texas. He's not very popular. There was, it was funny, there was one instance where I was at an event. I was at a fundraiser, which I
Starting point is 01:21:24 normally don't go to. But this one, this was a party fundraiser and I was a guest, of I was sitting at a table with some veterans and it was a party fundraiser. So my husband and I went and we were there and my husband's very friendly. He says hi and talks to everyone and he walked past Senator John Cornyn and said hello to the senator and he said the senator wasn't rude but he wasn't entirely receptive kind of dismissive like oh hi whatever. And my husband was like well I guess you know he had more important people to talk to you. That's fine. You know, didn't really think anything of it. And then later when the senator saw me and I was standing next to my husband you know came right up and said hello and you know shook my hand and then I said this is my
Starting point is 01:22:07 husband and then he realized I could read his face he realized that he just kind of brushed him off a little bit earlier and it was like oh my and I don't like it when people do that I can't stand that that is a pep heave of mine and um I just thought that was kind of I filed that away and I kept it in my bank my memory bank the reason I'm bringing this up is he's just not super popular in Texas you know I have a cordial relationship with him because she's just to see as a senator, you know, I mean, what am I going to do in one person? But I have a cordial relationship with him. He's just not very popular.
Starting point is 01:22:41 Now, in Texas, it wasn't that there were any kind of, it wasn't that there were some bunk ballots or anything like this, because I, the people who are running the system are actually hardcore grassroots people. In my district, they are hardcore grassroots people who run it. In every precinct, you know, that's, if you have a problem with your polling area, usually that's because Democrats run it and it's always a mess. Notice how it always happens in Democrat areas, by the way, whenever they have those polling breakdowns. It's always in Democrat-run areas. So in our area, you know, we have these grassroots people, hardcore conservatives that run voting, et cetera. And Trump struggled in Texas. And Cornyn, it's not that people didn't vote.
Starting point is 01:23:24 Republicans were coming out to vote. But what they were doing was leaving the very top of the ballot either blank or they wrote someone in. This is in 2020. And that meant that it wasn't a reduction compared to previous elections in Republican votes, although more Republicans need to turn out. We always have low turnout. It was that people were not voting for president or they were writing in someone. And that is how John Cornyn got more votes in the state of Texas than Trump did. Now you're thinking to yourself, oh my gosh, that's in Texas.
Starting point is 01:24:02 It is in Texas. And it's not because there was like lefty weirdo stuff afoot. And I can say that with a thousand percent confidence because we're active in our area. We know, and you should be as active in your area too. We know what voters are thinking. We know. And there were people who were tired of drama. They wanted policy. They were a little upset about, you know, some immigration things that hadn't gotten done. They were mad that tax cuts weren't made permanent. You know, there were legitimate concerns that they had and it was sort of they felt burned out. Remember what I told you months ago about voter burnout? It's happening to get into. So that's a problem that their campaign never remedied. They never corrected it and a lot of the people that were involved in that are
Starting point is 01:24:52 in the campaign now. So that's carrying over. After someone tried to murder him, there's I think a lot of things that I would have done differently if I were advising a campaign and again this is going to sound very Machiavelli but go but this is the nature of things to build on that quite frankly to really build on that and shut out any and all discussion or attention from the opposition and now instead I have sheet after sheet of numbered soundbites for you about DEI and about race we got job numbers can't come in Do you think that anybody in the Republican Party has hit that today? Has anybody?
Starting point is 01:25:36 No. I, how many sound bites do we have? How many do we have yesterday, Kane? We're just on DEI alone. Oh, yeah. We at least had a handful yesterday. Every Republican out there is trying to get a sound bite in on it. The economy is in the crapper.
Starting point is 01:25:50 Excuse the Portuguese. That should be the number one thing being hit today and Republicans are not hitting it. Instead, everyone's arguing over DEI because they're taking the media and Harris is bait on it and being led per usual. I don't care who you have as a candidate when the party never learns its lesson and when campaign operatives never learn their lesson about being baited and taken in by the media, you're not going to win it. There's no master class being given here except one by the media. And I don't like saying that because I more than anybody love them and have reason to personally. But it angers me because I see these mistakes that are being made and I don't see
Starting point is 01:26:27 them being corrected and it's impacting. And that's why you're seeing some of the polling the way it is. It's not because it's bad polling. It's because that's kind of, I think, sort of reflective right now. Not every poll's the same, but we are 90-some-odd days out and early voting starts even sooner. We've got to get a handle on this. And there's certain things we've got to fix in order to be victorious and put some distance between these candidates in favor of 45. And the way that it's being approached now is not the way to do it.
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Starting point is 01:28:09 And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. Sorry, I was reading all your all's comments about the Turkish shooter compared to the South Korean shooter. You guys are killing me. You guys are so brat. Wait, I don't think that, is that right? I don't know. Steve is out now.
Starting point is 01:28:27 Steve's traveling. So Steve's our official, Gen Zeta, Millennium. ELE transcription service. So, all right, so headlines. This, uh, uh, uh, oh, ammo machines. What? Company behind ammo vending machines wants to expand them in more stays, including California. This is a mazeballs. American rounds based in Dallas. Now, I'm not going to say that American rounds should put one of these vending machines in my house, but I'm going to say that American rounds, which is based in Dallas. And Dallas, Kane is where we are in Texas, where we are residing.
Starting point is 01:29:06 I could tell you, I'd make a weekly purchase. I mean, you know, they said they want to install more ammo vending machines. Maybe they said they have eight, they debuted machines at eight stores, including some in Texas, Alabama, and Oklahoma. I don't have a store, but I am all my own customers. So I just want to say American rounds based in Dallas. someone cut this and send this to sales Maybe we should have one of these in my home It'd be amaze balls
Starting point is 01:29:37 It'd be amazing You gotta scan your driver's license to validate that your 21 years or older It's like I want one of those old I wanted to be like one of those old cigarette vending machine style Where you pull them, I have other headlines But I don't care about any of them right now Because I just want this one Where you pull the thing, my grandparents had one of those
Starting point is 01:29:55 Pull the thing and the stuff out Drops out doesn't know what I'm talking about right now. They don't. All right, we got a lot more on the way. Sorry, I just hijacked this segment. Stick with us. On the go and need a quick news fix with a fun twist.
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Starting point is 01:30:38 Blank them reindeer. You can't speak it? No, you can't speak it. Wait, what do you mean to speak Christmas? Is that like that's brat? I'm not making any promises at all this segment. It's Friday and I don't care anymore. I feel like Ricky Jervais is the Golden Gloves.
Starting point is 01:30:56 I just don't care, you know. I don't care. Get your award. Get the hell of all states. I don't care. I don't care. It's last time. It's not the last time.
Starting point is 01:31:03 So welcome. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lashbott, of this third hour. So this, wait, this was a 2017 press conference. What are she talking about?
Starting point is 01:31:13 Oh, illegal immigrants. So because you want people to come across the border lawfully so we know who's who, that means you can't speak Christmas. What is speaking Christmas? You know.
Starting point is 01:31:27 Speaking Christmas, speaking Christmas. That, that, that, that. You know, like making Christmas? I don't know. saying, you know, tidings of great joy? Stuff like that.
Starting point is 01:31:37 You can't... Falalala. No. Cannot say it. Take the halter. No. Cannot speak it. Um, away and a...
Starting point is 01:31:46 No. Stop it. Gosh, dang. How dare you? Jingle that? No. Dare you try that. How dare you?
Starting point is 01:31:54 Mm. Like, she's really mad in that clip. So in 2017, this was right after Trump announced the end of deferred action for childhood arrivals. the DACA, and she was losing her mind about this. How dare we speak Merry Christmas? Well, my first language, my second language is Merry Christmas King. Merry Jesus's birth.
Starting point is 01:32:19 Merry Christmas. Fala la la, la, and all good things. Good tidings to you. You and your kin. So I love speaking Merry Christmas. Speaking like that. How dare you? Feliz Navid.
Starting point is 01:32:32 Oh, oh, definitely don't speak Merry Christmas in Spanish. I'm just saying. She's like really upset over that. But it's crazy that they were so upset. Now you guys know what DACA was, Deferred Action Childhood Arrival. So all the people that were dragging kids, half of them that weren't even theirs, remember, that's one of the reasons. Under Obama Biden who started this, whether you like it or not, acknowledge the fact that Obama started this. because word got out that, huh, there are some creepy adults bringing some kids across the border.
Starting point is 01:33:09 Some of them were the same kids over and over again because they were doing a rent-a-kid. I've been down there. I talked to Border Patrol, and it was amazing. Like, they had pictures of the same kid over like a two-year period. And it was just monkey. Like, they were tracking. Border Patrol was actually trying to monitor the well-being of these children because nobody else was. Because they were seeing the same kids.
Starting point is 01:33:29 Like, how many daddies do you have? You cannot have six, seven different. dudes bringing you over being like this is my son no it's not but everyone was doing it for daca because if you brought a kid over you would get you would get expedited faster etc you get in and they say the cartels would send the kid back etc some of the kids that were brought over under this program were able to stay and then through no fault of their own because they were kids they were dragged by their adults you know there are parents and that that's daco was meant to assist them so the separation that took place at the border that started under Obama Biden
Starting point is 01:34:04 because they were trying to make sure that these kids weren't being trafficked. And they would separate them for a brief period to make sure that they were their actual parents and they would try to verify it because they did not want kids sold into sexual slavery. So I will say at least if you can hate everything about what Obama Biden did,
Starting point is 01:34:21 I mean, if you're going to do that kind of stupidity and create a major problem, at least try to do anything you can't attempt down the child trafficking, please. And so when Trump ended DACA, which was like a huge thing. DACA, the dreamers, all of that. They were trying to push the DREAM Act forward
Starting point is 01:34:37 and create a pathway for citizenship for people who were brought here as kids. One of the things that the campaign had said going into 2020 and 2018, there were a lot of Republicans saying, well, a lot of these quote-unquote kids are like 19, 20 years old now. And if you can apply for college
Starting point is 01:34:55 and do all of this other stuff, why can't we modify at least the law to say, all right, if you're applying for citizenship, and you're following the legal pathway to become a citizen and you're being honest about your identity and all this other stuff, okay, then maybe we'll consider you for inclusion in that. But Democrats didn't even want to go that far.
Starting point is 01:35:12 They were just like, no, blanket amnesty. They weren't even willing to meet Republicans on a compromise, and regardless of whether or not you agree with that compromise or not, the issue is that Democrats weren't interested in that. They were only interested in blanket amnesty. They were not interested in solving any kind of issue. So that's all at the tail end of the, that she just she's so ridiculous when she tries to act hard ass it's i can't there's you know how like
Starting point is 01:35:36 certain women try to act tough and you're like really and like some dudes too like if if poot booty juice decided to act real tough would you believe it cane if he if pooh booty juice looked right in your face and said you i'm gonna beat your butt i would laugh you couldn't do anything with chuckle in that moment yeah see what i'm saying so it's like and i see her do this kind of stuff i'm like Really? Don't speak Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. That was a press conference after the end of DACA. That's where that came up from. I love how all these clips are coming out. It's actually hysterical. The gun control stuff, though, is frightening. That's, oh, and by the way, you know, because the jobs report is bad, right? The latest U.S. job growth slowed to $114,000 in July. Unemployment has jumped. Yeah. Guess who got the blame for that? Guess who got the blame for it, Cain? Let me, I'll do multiple choice.
Starting point is 01:36:38 All right. Okay. So if you're Harris, because Biden is already sundowned in Delaware, right. If you're Harris and you get the jobs report, right? And job growth is slowed to $114,000 in July. We're talking about right, like, in the last month. Yeah, we have a three and a half year history of them being in charge. Uh-huh.
Starting point is 01:36:52 Yeah. And you have unemployment inch tire to 4.3 against expectations that it would hold at 4.1. Right. Highest level for jobless rate since October 2021. Man. again, since October 2021. Very important. More government jobs.
Starting point is 01:37:06 Not as many as last month, but more. But 21. Guess who Harris blames for that? Now, is the answer, since we were just saying you can't speak, Merry Christmas, is the answer number one, Santa Claus. Oh. Is it number two, Donald Trump? Is it number three? Island of Misfit Toy characters?
Starting point is 01:37:30 Okay. Or is it number four? I don't know who else it would be. A squirrel? Yeah. No, Biden's dog that bites people. Who's the blame for it? Huh.
Starting point is 01:37:44 Wait, what was that first one again? No, I think I know it is. Yeah, it's not Santa because I know how much she hates Christmas. So, yeah, it's going to have to. I'm going to go with number two. I'm going with B. That is Trump. And ding, ding, ding, ding.
Starting point is 01:37:58 You are correct, sir. Did you like our music? It's very high in. We paid licensing for it. You are correct, sir. Kamala Harris has blamed Trump for the latest dreadful jobs report. How long has Trump been out of office? Yeah, since 2020.
Starting point is 01:38:12 And again, do you remember what I said, how the highest level for jobless rate since October of 2021? You know what October of 2021 is? It's not January 2020. Oh, yeah, that's true. It's very different. Yep. So, like, if you were comparing October 2021 to January, 2020, you can't.
Starting point is 01:38:32 Because they're not the same thing. Not even close, actually. So she literally said in a statement, quote, Donald Trump has failed Americans as president costing our economy millions of jobs,
Starting point is 01:38:46 bringing us to the brink of recession. She blamed him for this. It's his fault. Apparently. The jobs report. She's... Somebody's getting into Hunter's supply. Well, he's too big.
Starting point is 01:39:01 Well, he's too big. Well, he may. may have left it behind. He's with Sean Penn right now. Isn't he Maduro's friend, Sean Penn? Yeah. Yeah. So he's hanging out with Sean Penn right now. I guess they're like doing blow together. I don't know. But yeah, she said that
Starting point is 01:39:15 it's it's all Trump's fault that the job numbers are really bad last month, that the report, the jobs report that is out. Because, so I guess Trump has a magical property
Starting point is 01:39:32 to him. He's got this ability to actually affect policy inside the White House, even though he hasn't been in the White House since 2020. It's very interesting,
Starting point is 01:39:48 isn't it? Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Super interesting. So, I mean, I don't know why she thinks that's his fault, but it's his it couldn't be the people who have been in office since that time until now, could not have been them. Or that additional spending.
Starting point is 01:40:06 Yeah. No, no, no. Don't even get into that. I mean, you know, apparently Biden and Harris did not do anything, but what Trump did. They only just, they didn't add any new plans. They just let it stay the same. They didn't do anything. They just went in there and sat on their hands and didn't do anything for all these years. So that's, that's why they blamed Trump, apparently. Now, if you believe that, I don't know if you're in the market for a bridge property. but I have an amazing... I actually... I've been looking for a bridge.
Starting point is 01:40:35 Yeah, well, you know, I have... There's a bridge that's actually in London that I can sell you. You know what's going to be horrible is what they do every election year, especially when a Democrat is trying to get reelected, is the Fed is going to commit to lowering rates that they had to raise
Starting point is 01:40:50 because of the overspending of government. So now they're going to falsely lower rates in order to make it look as though the economy's doing this soft landing thing instead of an actual crash, which is what we're all to be expecting, honestly. Yeah. So they're going to find a way to postpone this crash just long enough.
Starting point is 01:41:11 So it's advantageous for them to blame it on Republicans. Yeah, but then if she ends up winning, heaven forbid, let's not have that happen. I just saw a picture that she apparently took with Hillary Clinton. Save the pantsuits for other people, ladies. Save some of those pantsuits. It's pants suit, 24. Oh, my gosh. Democrats, why do they not have like likable women?
Starting point is 01:41:40 Hillary Clinton has never been a likable woman. Kamala Harris is not a likable woman. Amy Klobuchar wasn't a likable woman. Big Gretch isn't a likable woman. Why do they have a problem with likable women? Elizabeth Warren's not a likable woman. What is up with that? Jennifer Granholm.
Starting point is 01:41:56 Oh, my gosh, she's not a likable woman. Janet Yellen? Janet Yellen. She's like the female penguin. She's like the liberal version of the character that designed the costumes on the Incredibles. That's a whole suit. I mean, why do they not have any likable women? On the left.
Starting point is 01:42:16 We started with Pelosi. Yeah, she's not. It's weird, right? Like, think about it. I want, just, here's an exercise real quick. Think about one likable, amiable, Democrat woman. Who do you got? Give me a second here.
Starting point is 01:42:36 Who do you got? Don't you dare say Kristen Cinema. She left the party. I heard someone thinking that. Christian Cinema left the party. She didn't count anymore. Can't pick her. Otherwise, I'd give that to you.
Starting point is 01:42:50 Kathy Hochel, no, that's... Really? Did you just say Kathy Hogel? I'm thinking out loud. What are you going to crucify me for that? Oh, my gosh. Let's see Lori Lightfoot. No, I guess what Lightfoot? Oh my gosh.
Starting point is 01:43:02 Did some, a voice in your head say, say Lori Lightfoot. came. I'm going through all the women on the left that I know exist and I can't. You can't think of one. I can't even think of a like close one. Maxine. What are they going to do? No Maxine Waters, definitely.
Starting point is 01:43:17 Because they keep saying the future is female, but. Well, their females are kind of some bees. I just got to say, you know, we got more on the way. You don't want to miss. As we rolled a, what is the conclusion of this insane hour. I don't even know anymore. It's, that's all crazy. of our partners that help bring you free radio.
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Starting point is 01:44:39 Your fast, funny, and informative news companion for those always on the move. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you. And we're at the end. Where's the end here of this third hour? on a Friday we made it all the way in i just want to point out because i keep this is like blowing up that written house thing 21 year olds are going to change their mind on stuff and i think everybody needs to
Starting point is 01:45:10 like stop losing their mind over every damn thing that happens honestly that's unpopular to say i don't have enough middle fingers to give you my thoughts on what i think about what the internet deems to be popular or unpopular and it seems to change with the wind which is also kind of why we why we are in the position that we're in in the first place. So I think that people need to give a 21-year-old a break if he decides to write in Ron Paul over 10-year-old strategy. But that's okay. I mean, I just, that doesn't mean that you can't support the Second Amendment,
Starting point is 01:45:48 and it doesn't mean that you can't think that he'd enact in self-defense all of things, which he did. So I don't know. Everything is just, everything is dumb. It's all dumb. Everything is dumb. Just let's just all, I'm so glad it's Friday so everyone can take a collective breath. Because guys, 90-something days out. And they already called the lid for Biden.
Starting point is 01:46:07 He's in Delaware. He'll be there. I actually don't know next week when he's supposed to go. I just realized, I don't know. When is he going back to D.C.? When is he back? Hmm? That is a good question.
Starting point is 01:46:17 Because he's, they already called the lid. They called the lid at noon. So he's been. Right. Yeah. Hopefully Monday? Maybe. I know.
Starting point is 01:46:26 Maybe Monday? I don't know. We'll see. We'll see. Yeah, we shall see. So, yeah. All right. Today in stupidity, guys. All right, this would be Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary, John Kirby. One, this is cut number eight. This is him essentially saying Biden, Harris, this administration, they're actually not even in charge. They're not even in charge of anything. Listen to this. Could you say something about this, though? Does President Biden and Vice President Harris think that it is justice for the Gitmo prisoners that perpetrated the 9-11 bombings. Is it justice for them to get plea deals from the United States? So I can say this on that. Number one, this was a decision made by an independent military convening authority inside the military commissions process. The White House was not aware that the deal was in the works. In fact, we weren't even aware that it had been inked.
Starting point is 01:47:17 So the White House wasn't aware? Who's supposed to be the commander-in-chief? That this was in the works. Great job, guys. Great job. Yeah, we're so happy. We're so pleased. and that does it for us this week. Make sure you sign up for the newsletter over at Substack Chapter and Verse. Find us on Facebook, YouTube, like, and subscribe. Have a wonderful weekend. I will be back with you on Monday.

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