The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Friday June 14 - Full Show

Episode Date: June 14, 2024

The Supreme Court rules that the bump stock ban is unconstitutional. LA City Council members removed No U-Turn signs from a gay neighborhood, calling them homophobic. Recovering Investment Banker Carol Roth joins us on CPI data, stagnant Fed rates, the end of the petrodollar & more. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson defends spending $30K on hair and makeup with his campaign funds in order to support Black-owned businesses. Why aren’t other G7 leaders speaking up about Biden’s mental acuity? Jill Biden claims this election isn’t about age.Please visit our great sponsors:Ammo Squaredhttps://ammosquared.comEnsure you are prepared for whatever comes your way with ammosquared.comBlack Rifle Coffeehttps://blackriflecoffee.com/danaUse code DANA to save 20% on your next order.  Byrnahttps://byrna.com/danaVisit today for 10% off and get the protection you need.  Goldcohttps://danalikesgold.comGet your free Gold Kit from GoldCo today.Hillsdale Collegehttps://danaforhillsdale.comVisit DanaForHillsdale.com to start your National Survey on Presidential Selection today!KelTechttps://KelTecWeapons.comSign up for the KelTec Insider and be the first to know the latest KelTec news.Lumenhttps://lumen.me/DANASHOWVisit lumen.me/danashow today for 15% off your purchase.  Patriot Mobilehttps://patriotmobile.com/danaGet free activation with code Dana.ReadyWise https://readywise.comUse promo code Dana20 to save 20% on any regularly priced item.The Wellness Companyhttps://twc.health/danaUse promo code DANA to save 15%.

So according to the Biden campaign's communications director, Michael Tyler, he says, weapons of war have no place on the streets of America, but Trump's justices have decided the gun lobby is more important than the safety of our kids and our communities. And this statement goes on to essentially say that if Americans are looking for the candidate, the Biden campaign, argues that cares about the gun violence crisis in this country, there is only one person in this race, Michael Tyler, the communications director, says, that has been running on a proven record of successfully taking on the gun lobby, and there's only one candidate running on a promise to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. That's President Biden. So, of course, during the course of this administration, President Biden has been very clear on that. After repeated mass shootings that we have seen in this country tragically time and time again, you've seen President Biden come out and say that he's proud that there was a bipartisan effort to pass some legislation when it comes to gun violence, but that he wants to do more. And he has always put that in the frame of wanting to ban assault weapons. So this is just some of the coverage of this SCOTUS case, because it's SCOTUS season that came out this morning. And I don't know when we'll

get the, I know everyone's, I think everybody's waiting for the presidential immunity one, although So this one was a pretty big one, and it had to do with the bump stocks. You guys remember this bump stock battle that we've had. It had to do with all of this because this was the, I mean, it was under the Trump. It was the Trump administration that made this determination. And I'm going to kind of set up why it went this way, because there was a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff that was happening. and we're we'll dive deep into it today and we're also going to talk about some of the stuff with G7 we're going to get into some culture stuff because it's alphabet month and you know as a result

every single day there's like something going on with the alphabet mafia which is what I feel like they should be called from at this point forward it's just the alphabet mafia just refer to it as that because you know I and it's all the trans Tifa people too it's all trans Tifa so we'll get into all of that and more here as we get started on this Friday. So welcome to the radio program. This ruling, I actually am surprised that it wasn't a 9-0 ruling, if I'm being honest about it. And the reason that I'm surprised that it wasn't a 9-0 ruling is really because of the nature of the case. This wasn't a case that was about bump stocks or even Second Amendment stuff. It wasn't even about that.

This was a case that was about the administrative state, and it was about bureaucracy. And it had to do with the nature of, you know, ultimately, can the ATF, which is a group of unelected bureaucrats, are they going to be able to make law in place of Congress? And that's what really this is all about. I mean, it's about whether or not the ATF, which is an agency. You didn't elect any of these people. None of these people ran campaigns. None of these people tried to go after your vote.

These are people that were selected. And, well, I mean, the head of the ATF is typically picked by the president. and then of course, you know, Congress has to act. And then these individuals, and this wasn't the first time that they've done this, it was the administrative state exceeding its authority. Now, we saw something similar with this as it pertains to the issue of the rent moratorium. And the rent moratorium situation where you had another administrative state that was seeking to tell people that they didn't have pay, they didn't have to have to pay their rent. And it was the CDC that was getting involved in it.

This wasn't even the ATF. That was the CDC that did that. And of course, that ended up getting struck down in a different ruling, a different court. I think it was Ninth Circuit. So there is standing to go after the administrative state like this. And that's what this was. And I, I'm happy about the ruling because I think it was the right thing to do. However, it's not a statement on the Second Amendment, and it's not a statement on rights limitation or anything to that measure. I was reading the opinion earlier today. And I'm glad, like I said, I'm glad to see that at least where this Supreme Court seems to be more motivated than on limiting the administrative state almost than anything else. But then, of course, you know, you have Cantanji Brown Jackson,

and you have Sonia Sotomayor, you have Elena Kagan, who apparently thought it was completely okay to act and have a group of unelected bureaucrats make law, which, I know. It's totally fine for them to do that. Well, Kantanji Braun-Jackson can't even define what a woman is. Are you surprised? Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And Sonia Sotomayor thinks that you can, that however often you press the trigger,

that means, that's whether or not, it's a fully automatic gun or not, right? Remember? I know you remember her during the arguments on that. Yeah, it was the six three decisions. So those were the three. Clarence Thomas held, he wrote the majority, and he underscored it, that a semi-auter is equipped with the bomb stocks, not a machine gun. Now, why does this matter to you? It matters to you exactly for the reason that anything that has to do with any part of your life that could be affected by the administrative state matters to you because this is this administrative state exceeding its authority and making law where Congress should. And as I've already told you, we've saw this already with the CDC and the

rent moratorium. We are seeing it with the pistol brace thing is going to go the same way because, but it's and it's going to be because of this case. It's going to be because it's an administrative agency that exceeded its authority. If Congress wants to limit bump stocks, they have to write the law to do so. You can't alter the interpretation and impact of the Second Amendment by putting out some edict through the ATF. That's just not how you just can't do it that way. Now, I'm going to explain coming up why that is, because there is a reason why it was left to the ATF to do. If you remember at the time, the Republicans in Congress were getting a ton of pressure to do something about this. This was in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting,

which we still don't know a lot about, which is very interesting, that there's a lot of information that was kind of kept. I mean, there's a lot more that we know now, but there's a lot we don't know. But it was all in the wake of that.

But I'm going to, here coming up, get into the reasoning and how all of that came to be because there was a lot of pressure being put on Republicans. They didn't want Democrats to be able to say that Republicans were doing nothing

and then get the momentum to be able to pass something and get these moderate Republicans on, you know, in the House. I remember, you know, during the Parkland days, particularly after Parkland, they had, I mean, there were Republicans right and left that were caving on an assault weapons ban. That is fact. You don't know that, but I know all the discussions that were going on in D.C. They were caving, dropping like flies like Marco Rubio on that town hall stage. Right after left, they were dropping like flies in terms of supporting not only an assault weapons ban, but they were

also backing red flag laws. They were all coming together as quickly as they could to see how they could make this, how they could make this limit the after effects of this. And it was, that was, that was a very dangerous time for Second Amendment rights. And it, very dangerous time. And it was from that storm, from that, you ended up getting, you know, the ATF was allowed to do things so Congress wouldn't. Because if Congress could do it, then you'd have to fight like hell to get it undone if it was legislation. Well, if the ATF does it with an edict, then all you would have to do is have a president undo the edict or do what we're doing now, what we're seeing and litigated. And so that was considered this safer route because the genuine, the general thought was that you can only

fight so much and then your fight can only be as, there's a limit to how much success you can have fighting this. So that was the, that was the reasoning to the approach of it. No joke. So we're, we're going to talk more about that coming up. Also, a couple of other things because Biden in Italy for G7. He really bit the head off of some of these reporters over there. And I want to, let's play this. This is Audio Soundbite 5. Listen to this.

He gets so mad at this reporter for asking a question that he didn't want to answer. Listen. American reporter. Josh Wyngrove Bloomberg. Thank you, Mr. President. I have a question for President Zelensky shortly on the announcements. But if you don't mind, I'd like to ask you about your discussions on the situation. in Gaza here at the summit.

You were asked just a short time ago about it after the skydiving demonstration. Can you give us your assessment of Hamas' response? And do you believe that they are trying to work towards a deal or is this response working against a deal? And what is your message to allies, including those here at the G7, about what more, if anything, the U.S. can do

to drive towards a peace agreement? Thank you. I wish you guys would look at the G7. I wish you guys would play by the rules a little bit. I'm here to talk about a critical situation in Ukraine. You ask me another subject. I'll be happy to answer it in detail later. But the bottom line is that we've made an agreement,

I've laid out an approach that has been endorsed by the UN Security Council, by the G7, by the Israelis, and the biggest hang up so far is Hamas refusing to sign on, even though they have submitted something similar, whether it had not a company. So he's mad. We don't need to play this whole thing. He's mad because I guess that's not a question that he wanted to speak to. He wanted to hear, he wanted to have a question about Ukraine.

And he's seen in there with Zelensky. He didn't want to, he didn't want to talk about Gaza. He didn't want to. They had the White House Press Correspondents Association that put out a statement saying they're going to ask whatever they're going to ask, and that's all there is to do it, which I thought was kind of interesting, because this isn't the first time they've had to sort of slap his hand at that. But he was not happy that they asked a question that was out of, he didn't want to talk about that. He wanted to talk only about Ukraine. He did not want to talk about Gaza.

He didn't want to, he wasn't prepped to answer any questions about that. I don't know if you read any of this. There was a detailed account of the rescue operation, the four hostages that were rescued inside. of Gaza that the IDF went in to get literally a step-by-step description of how that op went off and how they were gathering information and how they were going into and the reconnaissance that they were doing. They found out where the hostages were being kept. They surveilled the area. They were doing everything possible to limit loss of life because Hamas is right there in with all the other refugees. And some of the refugees are helping Hamas hide these hostages.

I mean, they've been in regular average everyday houses with other families. So the IDF sent a team in, a spec ops team, to go in and rescue them. We're going to talk about that coming up because it's unbelievable. But even in spite of all of that, there's a new poll out. Gaza still overwhelmingly supports Hamas. Not even kidding you. New survey that is out. And it's not much different.

It only fell 4% since the same survey was taken in March. We're going to talk about that coming up. We're also going to get into some of the latest, the policy Biden administration, And the right had a massive fight in France last night. Like, people got locked out. Cops were called. I'm not even kidding. Typical French.

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They say the no cruising and no U-turned signs were put up in the 1990s to prevent people in the gay community from meeting up with other gay people. I was also surprised that these U-turn signs were still up. And at first, you know, they seem a little, oh, okay, it's just a no U-turn sign. But when you learn the history of it and you realize that these were used to profile gay people, it's so important that we have these removed. The L.A. City Council members have, I don't understand that. Somebody explain this to me.

It's a U-turn sign. Is that what it is? It's like it doesn't mean it's not, you have to deep dive. If that's actually what the meaning was, it's such a deep dive, nobody knows. A U-turn is definitely not straight. You think they'd be for that. Well, U-Turn means go back the other way. I mean, we have these signs all over in Texas.

You can U-turn. You know, you can you turn everywhere. It's kind of a pain in the ass. You can you turn. Like almost everywhere in Texas, you know, that can. It means the gays can just, they can just walk all over the sidewalks, all over the streets. Apparently, that's what that means.

I mean, I feel we're at the point, we're at the point right now in culture and in policy where I actually, Kane and I have to double and triple check because we don't know if it's satire real. Like this is a story. It was like, no.

I thought it was fake. I thought it was a satire, funny, comedy skit, but no. How do they interpret these signs to mean that the gays can't be there at whatever time. They said that, well, the police would deliberately lure men that they suspected of being gay

in order to arrest them. They didn't just arrest you for being gay. Not in, you know, like, I mean, they would try to get you for prostitution or something like that or solicitation. But... Why are you gay? There had to have been a crime there, right? I...

That's Juan's absolute fear. favorite sound. That's his favorite sound bite ever. He cannot. Every time we play it, it doesn't matter. Days later, he'll laugh his head off it. I love it. Why are you gay? He just chuckles every single time he hears it. I mean, it's alphabet month. Why couldn't they just put a sign up? Because it feels, it feels like, I don't know if you saw in the video where they were taking the U-turn signs. It looked like a busy intersection that was maybe kind of dangerous if you did a U-turn there. you know what I mean? Why don't you just put a sign up that says,

this doesn't mean you gay people? Wouldn't that have solved the problems without having to take down signs? This is so dumb. Galley. Or just, you know, Kayne, just put up one of them rainbow murals up on the street there.

Because only the gays can cross there. There's an invisible... Have you ever tried crossing in a rainbow crosswalk? You can't. Nope. You can't. It's like it knows. It knows.

You can't. You got to walk around. it, there's an invisible force field there. They, uh, they, I don't know how the, they figured it out. I feel like we should be weaponizing that, you know, and using it in, uh, on the battlefield, but instead where it's only applicable to, they, they keep all this stuff for themselves. You can't walk on their crosswalk because the invisible force field and lesbians are invisible. They keep all this stuff to themselves. I mean, we could be turning this into a massive spec ops outfit and you're not, you're not

playing fair. I, I don't know. I don't. They have, they said that. one of the signs is going to be donated to the National Gay and Lesbian Archives? What is that? I didn't even know one of those existed. It's like the archive of them, Sycorax and Warhammer. This is the gay and lesbian part.

I don't know what this means. What do they have there at the Gay and Lesbian Archives came? A history of history of gay sex. I don't know. What? I got to Google it. We're Google. Live radio. We're Googling it. Why are you good? Google, Google.

let's go out and play Google Google Google Oh here it is Oh, oh don't Google it Don't do it Well Well The first thing that came up

Was three dudes in leather bondage So I'm not joking What the heck did you put in the search bar? I went to their official website dude Hold up I got to put this in slack It's uh yeah

that's their gay archives. That's what's in the gay archives. Hold on. Hold on. So four separate times I've heard the explanation of why they don't like the no-you-turned signs. And I still don't know why they don't like the no-you-turned signs. Yeah. I don't get it.

I still don't get it. Well, it's going to this museum, the sign. Oh, my gosh. I didn't even know that that museum was there. That's a dot-edu site. Dude, did you go to it? I just did. You just looked at it.

You put it in there. Steve said, it's by the founding daddies. Oh my gosh. Stop. Oh, why is it like this? Do not even encourage that. So there it is.

That's exactly what I thought it would be. If I'm being real. I thought it would be that. You know, so all the gay stuff goes there. So they thought they were going to put one of those signs there. So I guess you can't be naked dressed in leather straps on that street. Going the other way. You can't.

If there's a sign up. I just can't. Everything is so dumb. Does dot EDU mean it's taxpayer funded? Uh, yeah. What? Yeah, it's a dot, yeah, well, because isn't, uh, isn't USC, isn't, hang on, we're doing this live. Yeah.

Because isn't it public? It means they get something, right? Oh, yeah, yeah, it is. Look at that. It's government. Oh, it's a private, well, it's a private institution that gets, uh, ooh, gets a lot, gets a lot of grants. they get a lot of grant money. So yeah, some of your taxpayer money

in some ways involved in this website. It took me like a whole two seconds to look up. Look at that. I'm not going to tell you guys what the website is because you definitely cannot pull it up at work. Do not pull that because it'll have dot E to you on it. Your boss ain't going to believe you. It can't going to believe you.

So now what am I going to start getting in my timelines? Am I going to start getting some dominatric stuff? I don't know. Maybe. I'm just trying to figure out what they collect there, why they need a whole gay archive. We just have collections and flags for everything now. Because see if everybody has a flag,

then nobody's flag matters. Right? Remember, that was one of my favorite lines of the Incredibles, but he didn't say flags. He said, if everyone's special, then no one is. See? Uh-huh. Uh-uh.

That's what it is. But the new U-turn sign is, they said they didn't want, they wanted to curb the gays from roaming the streets to hook up. I think that the gays roaming the streets is like you're, them worrying about the signs about that is the least of their problems. I don't even know any gay people that would walk around in California right now because they're tripping over like, you know, needles and turds.

I mean, that's all they're slipping on everything. That's all it is. There's a little poop map, guys. So come on. They're not doing, they're not walking around outside. They're not walking around outside. Just, it's not happening. All right. So I had to share that with you because I had to read it last night.

So certain things, I'm going to take you down with me. That's just how it's going to go. Oh, man. So, yeah, that's... So transphobia is solved then, right? I mean, it's solved. What, transphobia? Yeah. Gay phobia. Like, who is afraid of... Nobody's afraid of gay people. We're just like, can you not shake your weighing out in the street during a parade?

It's literally all we're asking. But taking these signs down, fixed it, whatever... was wrong. What did it fix? The erection. Oh, golly. It's Friday. Half of you are already sitting either under your sprinkler in your backyard,

pull side, or you're driving home from work. The rest of you're slogging through it. We're helping you, so just roll with it. I'm just... Just making sure it fixed it whatever it was. If that's all it takes to fix things, like what other signs can I take down?

Like, if I were to take down, on for his own signs. Right. As a suggestion. Like, what does that fix? What does that solve something. Yeah, sure does. I'm told.

If I paint rainbows, we should just go off and paint. We need a straight flag. I just be curious of what that would look like. What colors are left? Everybody's been claiming them. So they can take down our sides. We can't even drive on theirs that are on the street. They can take down signs, but God help you.

If the tires. of your car, touch one of the blessed rainbow murals. That's low has been painted upon the asphalt. If you do that, you'll die. This is what equality looks like? Is that what I'm supposed? Yeah, it's a quality. When

some people are specialer than you, that's equality. Did you guys know that? Yeah. That's a quality. To do, do, do, shooting star, the more you know. Well, and I'm sure you can whip up something and post at it where it's like a stars. If I do that, it wipes stars,

a rainbow across the screen, right? Just work your magic over there. Just grow another arm. Sorry. The, uh, I, but I am, I am curious. I can't tell you how many people, there are a lot of people who listen to the program who identify as, you know, constitutionalists and they are, uh, they also identify of a same-sex nature in terms of attraction. And there are no funnier responses. I got to say than the responses I get from those people. because they're like hang on I got to pull I have to pull this up I don't want to say the guy so the guy's name is Braden and that's all I'll say he's like I have to tell you I am so damn tired of seeing rainbow everywhere rainbow is tacky it's tacky it doesn't go with anything I'm tired of seeing it

all over everything when does it stop that's an actual email and it and it he identified as being a gay dude so I'm just saying you know I feel like there's a a loud group of, because it's such a small segment of the population. And I think then of that percentage, there's another percentage from that percentage that wants to paint all the things and take down all the signs. And they're the ones who are like, no, we know that everybody said in the 90s that they wanted to be equal. We don't want to be equal. We want to be specialer. So we want all of these like special accommodations. Well, that's not how it works. It doesn't work that way. I wanted to share with you this story too. This is just

crazy. The IDF, the hostage rescue, it all came out yesterday, the step-by-step detail, and they had literally a long face-to-face battle. One of their commanders was shot and killed, but they had, they were there for several days

surveilling where these hostages were kept in all of this, and I mean, it was pretty amazing to, in reading all of this, at one point they ended up getting into a gunfight, and what gets me, as they went into one of the houses where the other two hostages were,

there were more terrorists there that they think had slipped in at some point before the sun came up. And they were there. They engaged in a gun battle. But when the other refugees outside started hearing the gunfire, this is like a, you know, Team America World Police kind of thing. People were literally like throwing off cloaks and pulling out RPGs and, you know, submachine guns and all this stuff. like out in the streets there in the refugee camp.

All these people were coming out and just like shooting at the building. Like, oh, there's, is there IDF in there? Pup, pipip, pip. I read that. I had to read that several different times, like many different times. I stopped and I was like, wait, what? What? Because they said that dozens of terrorists emerged from the tunnels around the building.

They just came up like rats from the tunnels. And then they said that people just in and around the area just, they said, just started coming out with guns. and literal RPGs. They blew up their extraction, their helicopter that came to get them. They blew it up. So then they had to go to Plan B. Yeah. That's how crazy

it got. That's how crazy this got. So I got questions about, you know, the camp and who's there? And do they know who's all there? And how many tunnels are there? There's a million questions like, because this is in Rafa and those tunnels that we were talking about, those are the ones that we mentioned last week that ran from the camp all the way underground into Egypt and they were smuggling all kinds of guns and munitions in.

Unbelievable. And a new pullout shows that over 67% of Gaza still support the October 7th terror attack. It only fell by 4% since the same survey was taken in March. And they said that the majorities in the survey in the West Bank and Gaza want Hamas. as their government what I tell you. Very interesting indeed. We got a lot to get into still as we barrel to war to get today's stupidity coming up.

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See, I'm so tired of hearing these idiots call my name as Fannie in a way to attempt to humiliate me. Because like silly schoolboys, the name reminds them of a woman's rear. Um, it's also literally an old-timey name. I mean, there are actual literary characters named Fanny. I mean, oh, what, actually, isn't there, isn't Fannie Price one? Yeah, Fannie Price. That was from Mansfield Park. That's Jane Austen. I mean, you had a lot, you had Fannie, yeah, I mean, that's, you had all of these,

there are, there, throughout that period of literature, that name was actually, it came out quite a bit. And I've even heard it in names, like, it's more of like a Southern name, but I've heard of that name before. And when I first saw her name, I'm like, oh, it's Fanny with an eye. Like Tiffany with an eye. Fawny? I feel like I'm trying to say wash without saying it like I'm trying to say it wrong. Because, you know, the correct way to say Warsh is Warsh. That's the right way to say it.

Milk? It's the Southern Missouri that comes out. And y'all are wrong with that, with them worse. You're wrong with those words. it's wrong. But she's, she's mad because people say her name wrong.

Chick your name is like an old-timey name. How are people supposed to know that it's not fanny? And by the way, technically when there's the presence of two vowels, the second vowel makes the first vowel

a long song, or long sound with the presence of the second vowel. So you got two vowels right there. The A is long. Fanny, right? It's Fondi? Wait, how, that's not all

that. But say it again for me, I can't say her name. I say Fony. Fony. Okay. It's almost like an O, like a short, foul O. Fawny. And then I think Steve calls her Fawny, like a fawn, like a baby deer.

So. That just made me my parents' accent trickling down to me. I say a lot of weird words. Wait, what accents do you have? Parents have a fili. My mom would say fawny because she's from Pennsylvania. Okay, let me ask you a question. Do your parents say yins?

No, that's Pittsburgh. Philly is used. Different part of Pennsylvania. Wait, Pittsburgh say yins? We've had this conversation, but yeah. So, because in the Ozarks, like in Southern Missouri, yens is a thing. Like, YINS, like YINS going out to eat,

yin's coming over. So did people from Pittsburgh go there? Like, what's, how did that happen? Second hour on the way, stick with us. I agree with Annie Oakley who said, quote, I would like to see every woman know how to handle guns as naturally as they know how to handle babies. Now, I myself regularly concealed carry 9mm. Now, that said, not every woman is like me, has had the hours of training that I've had or feels comfortable

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And the Congress has to have a legitimate reason to request these materials. There is no legitimate reason that anyone has identified on the Republican side why they need the audio recording in addition to the transcript. And so, yes, congressional oversight is very important. And certainly Donald Trump did give the finger to Congress, and he said it explicitly when he said, I will defy all congressional subpoenas. But that is not what this administration has done at all. This administration has actually gone over and above what is necessary in the usual accommodation. This is Dan Goldman.

And he's saying that, he's saying that, well, you know, this, Merrick Garland has gone above and beyond, guys. He's been so cooperative with all of this. and he's talking about the subpoenas when they were asking Garland to please hand over. We need to be able to have the audio to Joe Biden's testimony, his closed-door testimony. We need to be able to have the audio for that. And they won't give it up. And they want to make sure, they just simply want to make sure that the, the redactions and the transcript after the redactions is still representative of the audio.

Because remember, they said they edited it, but the excuse that they gave as to what they took out, how they edited it was so weird. They were saying, well, you know, we took out redundant, you know, conjunctions and prepositions and things like that. Okay, well, why did you do that? Why did you have to go through and edited it? That's so, why'd you edit it? Why'd you have to do that? That's so dumb. Just give us the audio.

But now remember, as they said yesterday, that the interview that he had or the testimony that Biden gave after that, that's when they decided, oh my gosh, we're not going to prosecute the guy. It's on her, it's like, we're not going to prosecute this guy, because he's old and feeble. minded. That's what they said. So he wasn't mentally competent enough to stay in trial, but he's mentally competent enough to run the United States, essentially. I think that alone makes it

a necessity to see what was said in the interview. I do not trust these people to say, well, the transcript, even though it was edited, and it was some, it was, and it's, to me, if it's edited out, it's been redacted. The edited transcript, yeah, trust us on this. These are the same people, again, who had 51 different members of the intelligence agency lie to your face and say that the laptop that was entered into evidence in Hunter Biden's trial in Delaware and that the FBI finally verified, they all lied to you and said that it was a Russian

siob. And it wasn't. It was real. And they all knew it was real. So this is so, all of this is, is, we need to have the audio. And the more they fight, the worse it looks. The worse that it looks. welcome back to the program top of the second hour danelash here with you and we've been going over a number of different things we've been talking about the some some of the g7 stuff as well and touching on that supreme court ruling that came down this morning about the bump stocks by the way lorraine mine goldman's a guy he did help prep michael cohen for for trump's trial i was like wait why does that name some familiar and i was thinking of that and lorraine who has mind reading capabilities was like it's because he prepped at Michael Cohen for trial. So welcome back to the program. Like I said, you can listen coast to coast. You can watch the simulcast of the radio show as well. And a quick note, so on the bumpstock band, which came out, and it was 6.3. I thought it should have been 9-0. It was because it wasn't about the Second Amendment. It was about the overreach of the administrative state. And it had nothing to do with the bumpstock per se. It had nothing to really even do with the Second Amendment per se.

This was, it was entirely, it's entirely different. This had to do with whether or not the government extended its authority through the ATF to regulate something that they really didn't have the authority to regulate. And that's, that's exactly what this was all about. And I mean, this has been, I really think that this is also going to, effect, because we saw this at the CDC with the rent moratorium, and I really do think that we'll see this, you know, the pistol brace stuff. But this gets into the Chevron, the Chevron doctrine. And where when you have an, you can't have an administrative agency essentially over-extend its authority. And the idea that you have to refer to an administrative bureaucracies,

interpretation of a law. I mean, this is, it looks like they're really going to town on it. Scotus does. Because you had the CDC and then of course, even some of the lower courts with the Ninth Circuit with the CDC, this isn't the first time that they've made this determination as it relates to the over-extension of the administrative

state. So I no matter which way you look at it, it's a good ruling. It's good news. It's good for freedom. However, to make you understand how we got to that point, right after, and this was, I mean, this was before the pandemic when all of this stuff went down because you had Parkland, you had the Las Vegas shooting, and Republicans were under a lot of pressure to find one thing that they could compromise on.

And they were being told by other Republicans. I'm not going to give you names, but I'm telling you the lay of the land at the time. They were being told by other Republicans, you're going to have to compromise on some of this stuff, whether it's red flag law, whether it's, you know, the universal background check, universal, which was the creation of a gun registry, because we already had a background check system, all of this. They were being told that they, said the ban or further restrictions on semi-automatic rifles. And a lot of Republicans were very, very nervous. They were very scared. The administration at the time, the Trump administration, didn't help when they had that huge meeting. They had that, remember that roundtable and they were Democrats and Republicans

sitting there? And that's when the president made the comment about red flag and due progress. process that I hope that he is one-aided from that. But that that just gives you some insight, though, into how much pressure was on Republicans to compromise on something. And there were all kinds of meetings on Capitol Hill. And it was, it was, it was rough going. It was very rough going. So the idea was, well, we don't want Congress to do something about it. Because if Congress does something about it, then it'll be a lot harder to reverse it, which I get it, and that is true. So the idea was, well, give it to the ATF, because if we just give it to the ATF, you know, what are Democrats going to say? Democrats love when the administrative state makes law. They love it.

They're not going to complain about it. They think that it'll work and it'll be lasting. So let's roll with that as a form of protection for a little while. So the thought process was let the ATF handle it because it means less confrontation for Republicans. And the ATF can out with the rule and we can go, well, that's the ATF's rule. That's literally what the thought process was at the time. And I'm not saying it was right because it wasn't. Republicans need to stop being afraid to fight toe to toe to on stuff. But the fact that they were so afraid to do so, excuse me, my understanding is that they didn't think that they had the support to do it. There are, you got to, there were a, just because somebody is an R after their name doesn't mean

they know gun law. It doesn't mean they even know firearms. There are a lot of Republicans. There are a lot Republicans that don't even own firearms. I mean, I had Vivek Ramoswami, who I don't dislike as a person at all. In fact, I think he needs to come down here and go shoot. But he had said to me that, you know, he didn't own a firearm. I'm like, oh my gosh, we got changed that. That has to be changed. Just because, and it doesn't mean that they support rights, firearm rights, any less, but I do think that when you are a gun owner and you do have that responsibility, I do think that it gives you a little bit deeper insight into the Second Amendment and its purpose. My point is that there were a lot of Republicans that were very, very nervous about it. They didn't think that they had support within

their own party and they thought that Democrats were going to outmaneuver them on this issue. And they were allowing Democrats to outmaneuver them on this issue. So it was a very challenging time. You cannot hide behind the administrative state when you're too coward, too cowardly to make a decision and then turn around and point your finger at them when they overextend. Because had behind the ATF for this rule. They did not want to fight on that. They didn't want to fight about it. They didn't want to fight about bump stocks because they didn't even know enough about bump stocks to talk about it, talk about them. And to even explain how, no, they don't function how you think they function. And they also didn't want to say, well, you could tie a rubber band around it and you could turn in it, use anything to turn it into a, oh my gosh, don't say that because then they'll want to ban more. They, they didn't know how to message it. So they just didn't want to talk about it. So their, their response was, oh, well, the ATF made a rule. And the ATF, I have to say, they were too dumb to realize that they were kind of getting played on it. In some ways, it was brilliant and in some ways it was cowardly. Because it gets overturned in the courts, but until it gets overturned in the courts, you've got to live under it.

And it didn't even have to get under turned in the courts. If only lawmakers would do what they were supposed to do. But remember, lawmakers are only as empowered as you make them. If you send somebody weak to D.C., you're going to get weak leadership. if you send someone who's too afraid to make a decision on their own and they've got to focus group everything, that's the type of representation that you're going to get. It's not just that you send a Republican. It's the type of Republican that you send. Some of the other stuff hitting as well. Now, Biden has ruled out commuting Hunter Biden's sentence, which you know is totally a lie.

You absolutely know this is totally not even true. He was asked yesterday during a presser if he thinks his son got a fair trial, and whether or not the DOJ operated independent of politics. And he said, quote, I'm satisfied. I'm not going to do anything. I said I abide by the jury decision. I'll do that. I will not pardon him. And then he was asked about commutation where apparently he shook his head.

I don't believe it. I think he's going to, he'll pardon him or he'll commute a sentence. Absolutely. Nobody believes that he's not going to do that. Come on. Nobody believes it. So the other thing here to get into. talking i'm going to pull this up this was funny so we we discussed the elections the

e u elections remember how we've been complaining about how socialist france has been and we talked about their high taxes and how emmanuel mokronza ween and we've you know we've wished that they were better we wish that they were the kind of ally that you that the united states had back in the day when they were helping us fund our independence so the republicans got a got to a big fight. So you have the party, there's a couple of different parties. You have two different conservative parties. One of them is Le Republicans. That's the party of Jacques Chorac and Nicholas Sarkozy. And they apparently, there was an announcement that they were going to, that Sarkozy that party would ally with Marine Le Pen's party. And apparently they've started fighting over it.

and one of the top officials started saying that, oh, this guy who's saying this is only speaking in his name only. So they literally got to a big O fight and it included one of the French right running to, they locked themselves into the party headquarters. And he locked himself in after his colleagues turned against him. And then the general secretary of the party had the spare keys and there's video of her going to the big blue door at their headquarters and going in. they've so they're they're all fighting because Emmanuel Macron called for a snap election to deal with the prominence now of the national rally party that's Marine le pens party and they took home over 31% of the vote they're going to control the national assembly in France that's their legislature they're going to control it and they're so the right now is having a breakdown because now they're

in power oh my gosh and typical French style they decide to get petty and fight it's funny we're going to talk more about this. I love watching French politics because the French are very dramatic in the way that they do stuff like this. Like we fight behind the scenes. They will literally lock each other out of their headquarters and make each other come and record themselves getting into it.

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So people poop? Yeah, it's it's I am made of jokes right now though that I can't even get through this unless I put the I reminded myself as something I put it in slang. They said it's an intestinal pathogen commonly used. That's literally how it's spelled. I'm not even joking. It's that it's at the amount it's it exceeded the amount considered safe by New York state standards. Well, what is their safe standards? What are those? So they said that other parent other why is it so bad? I don't understand that what? Are people taking water deuses? Is that what it is? I don't know how else to explain that. Is there like a sewer plate that's pumping stuff into the water? So a bunch of Massachusetts residents saved a low-wilt man after a fire on a moped crash.

No one ran away, they said. They helped him. Good Samaritans. It was a crash, send a man apparently running naked into a smoothie show. he's on fire. And they said people were taken off their clothes to give to the guys. Some were grabbing fire extinguishers. They were trying to put out flames on the moped.

Other people were taking the debris out on the road. Everybody just, like, jumped into action. And it's nice to see that because normally people just stand around and take video. So, you know, thankfully. Red wine and chocolate could fuel a healthy space flight, say scientist. Okay. That sounds like a great time. Yeah.

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where curiosity meets courage by following on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. I don't think anyone knows as a definitive answer why people are, not as happy about the economy as they might be. And we don't tell people how they should think or feel about the economy. That's not our job. You know, people experience what they experience. All I can tell you is what the data show, which is we've got an economy that's growing at a solid pace.

Is he high? Like, I'm just wondering, like, you know, is Hunter Biden into, like, selling his booger sugar out the back door of the White House, or is this, you know, is it for everybody, just for Hunter, just for, like, topping Joe off? Is Jerome Powell hitting it, too? I hear these people and I got to say this is me off whenever I heard them talk because this is

not our shared reality y'all welcome back to the program Dana last year it's Friday we don't care she actually should get an award for hair she has in fact we're going to come up with an award and give

Carol Roth who describes herself what is how does she she always she's like one of the smartest people in economics and she's a retired, or no, recovering, not retired. She's like 10. She's a recovering investment banker, an entrepreneur. She's a New York Times bestselling author of a book that will scare the hell out of you. You will know, own nothing. You will owe nothing. And she's an activist on behalf of economic illiteracy and the best hair out there. Carol Roth joins us now. Carol, always so good to have you,

my sister in the fight. I'm going to get to Jerome Powell because first, and then we got to talk about the petro dollar, because I've not heard anybody talk about this. And my first thought was, we're out of get Carol. Where are they? They're not looking at what we're living, clearly. No, they're living in an alternate reality, and they have been for quite some time. And, you know, if you are part of the wealthy and well-connected and the elite,

you're probably doing quite well because not only is the cost of living been inflated, but also assets have been inflated. So all the people who J.POW, as I decided to call him, is hanging around with, you know, they're probably sitting around being like, well, my life's okay. I don't know why everybody's so angry. Meanwhile, the data shows since Joe Biden took office, more than 20% cumulative inflation. And we know that that's underreported by probably a factor of at least two. But, you know, you listen to the things they say. First of all, we're going to, you know, listen to the data. Well, the Fed, if, they're going to be data dependent, how are they doing that? Because we know the data isn't dependable. It continues to get revised. It continues to go through different adjustments. We know fewer people are responding to surveys. So I'm not sure. Maybe it's a different set of data that they're getting than we're getting, but certainly anything that we see isn't dependable and isn't telling the same story. And just the epic amount of gaslighting that's been going on,

you know, these are the same people, Jerome Powell, Janet Yellen, who was Janet Yellen's final press conference under Trump. She said the biggest issue was that inflation was too low. She had the nerve to say that back then. Then in May of 21 under Biden, she said she didn't see inflation, you know, going to be a problem. Then inflation started to get stoked. Then it was transitory. You know, we hear the same thing out of the Fed. So when they've been wrong about just about everything, why is it that we're hanging on their every word? Why do they even have this mandate that they supposedly have from Congress? Because obviously, they're not doing a real great job of that.

That's a great point as well. I remember her saying that. And I've never heard anyone say that inflation was too low. Like, is that a problem? Like, I don't think that's even an issue talking with our good friend Carol Roth. And you can get her newsletter, too, by the way, at carolroth.com slash news that she sends out all kinds of good stuff on. I want to come back to this because I think all of this is affected by what about to talk about now. This, the news came out the, uh, that the Saudis are no longer going to be

requiring sales of, of crude in U.S. currency. So nobody's going to have this reserve currency of our American dollars, you know, and using that as like this, the, the standard for, uh, energy, for oil purchasing from the Saudis. They're going, they said they're going to, they're also going to be dealing in all these other currencies as well. Yeah. Where there is no, I've not heard a single thing, Carol, from the administration on this. No one has spoken about. it. Janet Yellen hasn't said anything about it. Poot Booty Juice, Department of Transportation, Jen Granholm over at Energy,

not a single person said anything about this. And Biden's now got his whole famed amly over in Italy, the great, you know, National Amphoons Poolia Vacation over there. In the meantime, we're watching the petro dollar die and our economic dominance with her. This is disastrous. Yeah, it's crazy. I didn't even know that there was an expiration date on that agreement.

I thought it was an ongoing thing. and then all of a sudden just quietly, oh, this went away. This is something that if you want to get into the weeds on, I actually have a whole chapter where we talk about this and you will owe nothing, which you were so kind to endorse and you can really kind of understand what happened. But basically, when we went off the gold standard, there was this quiet delegation that went over to the Saudis and made this deal. And they basically said, okay, you agree that dollars is what we're going to price oil in throughout the world.

And not only that, so that's sort of the trading part of it, but that you are going to take the excess dollars that you have and you are going to plow them back in and buy treasuries with them. And that was in exchange for us supporting Saudi Arabia from a military standpoint. That was basically the deal that was cut. And this was so secretive that for a very long time, I think until Bloomberg uncovered it, that they didn't break out treasury purchases from Saudi Arabia. They just sort of lumped them in regionally because they didn't want anyone to know that this was an actual deal that had happened. So the big shift that is happening now, and we've seen this throughout the bricks.

And by the way, the shift that is happening is not like an outside power move. This is all internal. This going back to the Fed, as we're talking about, the Fed has not kept the dollar stable. on an international front or internally, not domestically either. And so when you have commodities, whether it is oil or whether it is food, things that people need to live for their economy that are priced in dollars and that dollar is not stable and all of a sudden it's costing more and more dollars for them that they don't have and they have to go into their reserves and exchange and it becomes more expensive for them,

that becomes a national security issue for these countries. That becomes an issue of being able to feed and, you know, have to have, electricity in their country. So of course, over time, if we don't manage the dollar appropriately, that's going to be an issue. And President Biden and hit its administration without Congress weaponize the dollar even further this year when they decided to seize Russia's assets. So who wants to have their reserves in dollar-based assets if the U.S. at any point in time can come in and say, just kidding, we're taking them and trying now to find a way to give

those over to Ukraine. So this is our fault. And what is going to shift and change is we are going to have fewer central banks buying dollars, which by the way, they've been on to this since the Great Recession Financial Crisis. The last 10 years, central banks around the world have actually been net sellers by about, I think the last I saw was about $100 billion, maybe more at this point of our Treasury. So they haven't been the ones buying them on net. That is going to accelerate. They're going to put more treasuries in the market, which means more supply, which is going to impact interest rates. So that means the U.S. government will not be able to borrow cheaply and continue to finance their deficits on the cheap, and it is going to raise the cost of living. And that's the reserve part.

Then there's the trade part. It's going to lessen the amount of trade that is being done in dollars as well. This all threatens our status, you know, as the world's reserve currency. and given the fact that we have 120% debt to GDP, and that's projected to grow, that then creates more of a chance for us to have a sovereign debt crisis. The only reason we have not seen everything blow up at this point in time is because we are the World Reserve currency. And so this shift is a huge threat to that.

And not enough people are paying attention. They're just kind of going, yeah, I'm not exactly sure what that means, but I'm sure it's okay. None of this is okay and is going to have great consequences 100% because of what the U.S. has done. Their shoddy management of the country's financials, this crazy amount of debt we have, this insane central bank that has been derelict in its duties, and none of the people evolved, Dana, are going to be held accountable. That's, I mean, it's, it's criminal. We're talking with Carol Roth, who just expertly explained how this is going to all distill down, how it's going to affect everyone.

Because you made a great point. The reason that we haven't blown up from a lot of our bad decisions is because we were the world's currency, or the reserve currency, and now we're not anymore. How quickly does that impact come? So we still are. I would say that we still have the, you know, the stronghold. And it's interesting because what we're seeing is that when these currencies are being replaced, these central banks, they're not plowing them into other currencies. So it's not like we're losing and you're seeing a big jump in you want. What are you seeing a jump in gold? That is becoming the de facto. So I would keep an eye on that. And it's one of those things. It's kind of like

the Hemingway attributed phrase. How did you go bankrupt very slowly and then all at once? We don't know when that specific point in time is going to be. I think this is going to be more like death by a thousand cuts that like one big crisis. It's just we're going to see this slow slide and all of a sudden you're going to wake up one day and be like things are just much worse and they're going to blame it on anything and everything else. Usually a Republican or somebody who's MAGA or whatever it is. But it's going to be just all of these small issues that like snowball into a really big issue. And that gets in because one of the one of the pieces that I read to tie all these these two issues together.

It was, I think it was USA to do. It was the U.S. at Air Forbes. Anyway, they were examining the Trump campaign, the Biden campaign, talking about tax cuts. And I love their perspective was how to pay for them because Biden obviously wants to increase taxes. On top of all of this,

refusal to cut government spending, increased taxes, furthering drive of inflation, that's just going to expedite all of this. So much. Yeah. So I don't like the phrase, who is going to pay for tax cuts. Oh, I hate it.

Because tax cuts is letting you keep your own money. There is no paying for that. What it is is that if you are changing the tax system, then you have to right-size spending. And oh, by the way, there isn't a direct correlation. We saw after the Trump tax cuts that the revenue to the government continue to increase. That is why Joe Biden never overturned that during his tenure because he has taken in more and more revenue.

because when you put money in productive hands, it creates growth and opportunity versus when you put it in government hands. And so, you know, the idea that all of a sudden you're going to raise taxes and that's not going to slow down the economy is farcical. And it totally does get away from the issue of changing and addressing government spending. And unfortunately, we don't have the political will on either of those fronts. to do much. So I think then you end up with door number three, which in like, let's make a deal is often the zonk. And that becomes how do you, you know, how do you take care of these huge deficits? And ultimately, as that goes into the debt, well, you end up monetizing it. And then that causes longer term inflation. And I think the trajectory that we're on is just basically telling us

that inflation is going to continue to be with us. They are going to continue to normalize it. their quote unquote two percent target which is a joke because you know janet thought that inflation was too low we had to have it at least two percent is that's going to target's going to creep up and is now going to become three percent or whatever it is and you're going to have the middle and working class having a harder and harder time of attaining the american dream while the wealthy and well connected continue to do better and you're just going to see that that gap widen and on a non-merit based basis oh gosh somebody creates something and has lots of productivity and they they gain something from it. That's great. I have no problem with the inequality. But when it is done

on a non-merit-based basis by government and monetary policy, that is just stealing the American dream from Middle America. One last quick question for you talking about our friend Carol Roth, the author of the bestseller, you will own nothing your war with a new financial world order and how to fight back. And of course, make sure you get our newsletter at carolroth.com slash news because you just, we're touching on it, inflation. We keep hearing that, oh, no, it's cooling. it's fine, it's going away. The Fed doesn't cut the interest rates, though, so I need a little bit more than that. Because they keep telling us it's okay, well, we're not seeing it and how the Fed acts are in anything else. CPI data, none of it. Yeah, I mean, my best analogy is weight. So, you know,

you go on a binge one year, you gain 10 pounds. It happens to all of us. You go to the doctor. They say, you got to do something about this. You say, okay, I'm going to try. The next year you come back and you've gained four pounds. What does the doctor say is to say, wow, you've really controls your weight gain. Good job. You only gain four pounds this year versus 10. No, he goes, you're not fit into your jeans anymore. You got to do something. And that's the discussion we have. That all of a sudden, we're up, you know, the equivalent of the 20 pounds, which is really 40, if they were being honest about it. And they're going, you look great. You look fantastic. It's okay that you're wearing elastic waist pants. Don't worry about. Just stay in those pants.

It's great. They look great anyway. It's just a style. Yeah. Oh, man. Our friend Carol Roth, you can find her at Carol J.S. Roth. Find her on X. I keep up wanting to say Twitter. Make sure to find her at Carolroth.com slash news. Get that newsletter. Get her book. It's like a terrifying book. You know what? Make it into a horror film. It'll be like an economic horror film. Carol, always good to see you. Have a great week. My friend. Thank you. You too. Take care. We have more to come, folks, as we wrap up this second hour. We've got Florida man on the way. Florida man is going to make everything seem saner. Can't even believe I just said that. I agree with Annie Oakley who said, quote, I would like to see every woman know how to handle guns as naturally as they know how to handle babies. Now, I myself regularly concealed carry 9mm. Now that said, not every woman is like me has had the hours of training that I've had or feels comfortable around firearms due to years of use or maybe they're by a gun-free zone. I'd like to change that what I can while encouraging self-defense at the same time. So this is where Berna comes in. It's kind of like a starter weapon. It's they make a non-firearm firearm. I like the idea. I like the idea.

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A Florida man was accused of reporting a fake bomb in a public's bathroom during a meat heist. There's so many things wrong with this headline. I mean, the bomb in the bathroom, meat. It's all bad. The guy, he's from a Coco man has found himself behind bars after he allegedly reported a fake bomb in a public's

bathroom in an apparent ruse to distract deputies because he wanted to steal a shopping cart full of meat. Dallas Britt, 46 years old, was arrested and charged with the following the incident that unfolded Brevard County Sheriff. He got charged with a false bomb report, misuse of 911, petty theft, and use of a two-way communication device to facilitate a felony. Couldn't that have just been like a phone? Can you get that charge? Interesting. He said, said, quote, somebody put a bomb in the bathroom like the garbage can.

It's ticking. So they went and he got in a lot of trouble. So you can't be doing stuff like that. Why would you do that to steal a shopping cart full of meat? But okay, this Florida man did. Also, oh, I don't want to do this one. This Florida man stripped naked and lit a

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I think it's always appropriate to make sure that we're investing in small businesses, especially minority-owned, black-owned, women-owned businesses. our campaign spends money on food. We support black and brown owned businesses, women own businesses, printing. There are a number of things that my campaign spends dollars on. And I'm so committed to supporting small businesses that even as mayor, just made another announcement of another $34, $35 million available for small businesses. I need so one was playing, he's got the, you keep him out there for a minute. And you can put me sad by.

side with him if you want to. First off, welcome back. Top of the third hour. Dana Lash with you. Sign up for the newsletter, sub-sac, chapter and verse. Got all kinds of good stuff up there. Find us. We've got the chat on Rumble, streaming on X, Channel 347 DirecTV. The reason I want him to stay up, wait, this way. The reason I want him to stay up there is because does he look like a dude who, first off, he's a dude who spends $30,000 a year on his hair and makeup. On what? Dudes. You tell me what you see on this man. His hair, I, yeah, I can't even comment on his makeup. What is his hair, his hair has to be some of that. What is he spending $30,000 on? Anybody? Nothing? What's the most expensive? Gentlemen, what is the most expensive haircut you all have

ever gotten? I don't know, because all the men of my family go to a barber. They don't go to salons. Right. Back in the day, it was like seven, eight bucks. I think I've paid up to like $35, $40 for one. Um, so. Do you go, but you go to like a barber. Right. Steve, do you go to a barber? I do go to a barber, but I, you know, the most expensive barber I've been to is like 50 bucks for just a cut. And Juan, you don't go to a salon, do you? Oh, no, Juan's like, no, I go to a barber. Yeah, everybody I know goes to a barber.

I don't know anybody. He gets once a week haircut, right? That's a fair amount, right? So 52 haircuts a year? He would get a once a week haircut for, what? I mean, that's fair. No, it's not. Sure.

But it should only, if you're, he don't have much hair. a haircut. If he's getting a haircut every week, Kane, what? It's just their, they're like buzz in the sides and he gets it cropped on the top. That's it. That doesn't take no time at all. Well, yeah, I know. I think you're equating it to how much time based on how much he pays to get it. I love the excuse that he gives. Oh, well, it's okay because it was black-owned businesses. Right. I mean, it was his campaign funds, by the way. you get trouble for that stuff. You can't be using campaign funds for things like that.

He's like, oh, no, it was, it was black owned businesses because he hired a black makeup artist or something. And a lot of his campaign expenditures were just very vague. Like, oh, hair and makeup for event or hair and makeup for TV or hair and makeup for debate or something to that effect. But still, how is it $30,000? I say this to somebody who works in TV. and I've worked,

I do my own hair and makeup for when we're together every day and I don't like, I actually, there's only very sidebar, very few makeup artists that I like because I feel like the makeup is so thick and I don't like wearing a lot of makeup because it's just, I can't breathe

and I feel sticky, I can't handle it. And I have very sensitive skin. And so I'll come in fully done and force them only to do touch-ups. It infuriates everybody, but just high-roll. But even then, when you hire or you have a, makeup artists. Like when I did my book covers, we had a makeup artist. And they would do you for

editorial, which is different, totally different for television. Television, everything, you can't be shiny. It has to be matte. You have to, like out in the street, it looks like drag queen, old lady makeup. But when you're doing print, it has to be lighter, it has to be shinier. It's very different. And so in some of those respects, you have to bring someone on. Even then, it's not thousands of dollars. Even then it's not thousands of dollars. I have done shoots and events in D.C. and in New York and in Florida and in L.A. and everywhere. And because I will ask people like, you know, how do you do financial? How do you do with?

And they, you know, they'll tell you like some of their stuff they get paid several hundred dollars or they'll, you know, maybe if it's like an all day thing, they might get a couple of thousand. depending on how many people they're doing and what all they have to bring. This is just for him. I'm putting all this in context. This is just for him. So I don't think it was all going for that. What was it all going for? Because you cannot tell me even if you're being super boozy and you're hiring this lady

to come out and do your hair and makeup everywhere you go for every time you go into public. I mean, hell, I think he's saying he's spent more than Lori Lifefoot. She's a woman, although they have the same hair. I don't know. It's very confusing, but I love the whole, well, you know, I, it was all black-owned businesses, so it's okay somehow. You can't criticize it. What? Yes, you can.

You absolutely can. Just wild. They think that they are above the law with everything, always above the law. So some of the stuff that we've been following, we, we. We're getting into, we talked to our friend Carol Roth about some of the economic stuff. And, you know, they've been having this discussion with G7 about, you know, the economic security in the Indo-Pacific region, with energy, with all of this other stuff. She had said something that was very interesting. You know, the money that was, that some of the money that's being used for Ukraine is stuff that's been seized in those, in, in, from, from,

Russia. We're talking about like some of the reserve US dollars. She made a good point that people aren't going to want to do that if the U.S., you know, it's not a strong, doesn't inspire confidence or help cement support for your currency if you're just going in and seizing

that, which it's Russia still, but the point is it does cause other countries to kind of question, wait a minute, maybe we should just, you know, engage in, maybe we should just do crude with other currency. Maybe we should have a different reserve. Maybe we should, should. But they were signing that at G7. It's very, with which Biden has been looking, I saw more

video from last night where he was at an event and he, as he walked in, I guess it was a dinner he was going to with the other leaders. And again, it was one of those things where he had no idea where he was. I have a post up at Substack that you got yesterday if you, if you sign up to the newsletter where I got in a little bit to the, I got into, I got into. the question that I've heard a lot of you ask about why are the other leaders not doing anything? And I heard that a lot from people yesterday. And a lot of them particularly were talking about the video where he was kind of like wandering away when they were watching the parachuters come in. I don't know if they, because that guy came in with the G7 Italia because

they were the host country. And I included some video. a bunch of different videos of how when he, I guess it was when they first got their photo up upon arrival and he walked down, there were like four or five short steps into this courtyard. And he was in front of Fumio Kashita, who is the Japanese prime minister. And as he was walking down, he stumbled on those stairs. And Kashita like rushed over to the stairs and then realized I'm on camera and then try to be very, you know, and, you know, kind of helped Biden a little. bit. And then after their photos, they had, they were walking along this, they took their photos,

and then they were walking along this, this, uh, uh, breezeway. And there were another set of like two or three stairs. And it was interesting because she to immediately sidestepped, got around and like, made sure that Biden was okay going down the steps. And I noticed, I also included video in there when he was speaking at Normandy, and after he tried to, he misjudged how far the chair was away from him because it was far back. I mean, they had to step back several steps to get to the chairs because they were all stepping up near where the flags and all that were. And after that, it was like maybe minutes after that, they, Jill got him out of there. And there's video of Macron, the French president looking very, like, oh, this is, this is weird.

You could tell he was very confused because those were American veterans that they were greeting. And McCrone was turning around and he was, you know, he stayed and was greeting the veterans. There were American veterans there and also some French, et cetera. And the question that a lot of you ask, well, what are these, why are these other leaders not saying anything? And I think that's a fair question to ask. but what are they supposed to do? Now keep in mind, Biden being there is the choice of the voters and the Democrat Party. They cannot risk, these leaders cannot risk alienating an allies governing party, either now or in November should Biden win. So they kind of got a role with it, right?

and also at the same time, their geopolitical foes are pretty much our geopolitical foes, and they're all watching everything. And I think that they don't want any weakness by association, considering that the United States is still the superpower there, they don't want any weakness by association. And I'm not pointing out Biden's behavior, like his, you know, all of that to mock him. I think it's cruel that he's there at this point, regardless of he's been a horrible president, because his party is so obsessed with power. that their refusal to acknowledge his clearly, his clearly obvious difficulties, it's making us look weak. But, and I'm saying this about all of them, even the ones that I don't like, which is Emmanuel Macron, because I don't think Maloney likes him either. There's a video of her shaking his hand and she's making a face that she cannot hide. But I will say,

it was incredibly telling when, after they had their first photos taken, and then when they were there. I think that some of these leaders, I think they were briefed about his cognitive difficulties. I don't think Ursula Vanderline really was as much, and she's the commissioner of the EU, and Juan's been shown that simulcast. But there was at one point, Maloney, who was the host, I think she was. She was, she, I watched her, and now it's like six or seven different videos Shepard him. Now all the other leaders know where they're going, and Juan is showing some of the, on the simulcast. Ursula Vandrelin is the commissioner of the EU. She's got the short blonde hair and the peplum jacket. And Maloney's in the cream-colored suit. She sees Biden going away.

Macron sees him going away and he steps over. Maloney is trying to very surreptitiously as much as she can bring Biden back. Some were saying, oh, he was watching the other paratroopers. No, that's not everything was happening in front of him. Then you have Kashida who comes up. You have Sunok, who is the British Prime Minister. But they all filled in around him. behind him almost like they were going to keep him from wandering off again. Like they all knew and they were just filling in the gaps. They were just kind of immediately moving to fill in the gaps. But it was like McCrone knew immediately.

And he saw, it's like him and Maloney were kind of looking at each other like who's going to get him. Who's going to get him? Am I, Kane, am I reading too much into this? You know how I love body language. One of my favorite YouTube channels is the body language. Yeah. And you don't even have to know a lot about body language to understand that's what was going on.

Yeah. I have to say I I'm never going to say this about world leaders that I don't like and I'm talking about Macron he it felt like he was acting to kind of minimize some of it I will say I don't want

as much as I dislike Biden I do not want our leader to look weak on the world stage because he's representative of our country I don't want other I don't want our geopolitical enemies going what in the hell is wrong with the Americans why did they send this guy why they pick this guy I don't want

them think in that. I want our enemies going, what in the hell is wrong with these Americans? This guy's going to kill us. That's what I want them to think. I want our geopolitical foes to be terrified of who we put up there. I don't want them looking at him like, oh, are they, why did they pick this weakling? I don't want them to

have that thought in their head. But I thought it was very interesting that it was particularly McCron and Maloney that we're doing as much as they could, I think, to kind of rein him in. And Kashita, Fumio Kashida He immediately ran over to him And was, you know

Helping him down the stairs and all of that But he was also trying to make it not look super obvious They were all very aware that they were being recorded It was fascinating to watch I can't tell you how many of these videos I watched last night When I was getting ready for the show today I know we got to get moving because we got headlines coming up And now all of the news you would probably miss

It's time for Dana's Quick 5 This is crazy So in Poughkeepsie in New York A woman was killed after she was attacked by a mad cow. This was at her northern New York farm, her northern New York farm, according to St. Lawrence County Sheriff's office. Floor Lopez was 28 years old, was tending to a newborn calf when a nearby cow charged at her, struck her several times. She was taken to the hospital. She did not recover from her injuries.

So that's wild. I mean, you do have to be careful around the heifers, for sure. but man I don't know if I've ever heard anybody being actually like in recent time being killed by a cow like that that's wild the let's see oh Portland of course they were

they were hosting a world naked bike ride it was canceled the 24 one was I can't even imagine the 25 one they said they're looking for volunteers please no one volunteer that's disgusting that's no one sees that no one needs to see that let's see here Omaha police a motel once accepted ground beef as payment I mean, I can't say, I mean, what kind of ground beef was it, though?

I mean, and it was in Omaha? Omaha Steaks, I'm just saying. You can take that. Omaha police said that it was a motel 6th, a motel 6 near 84th in Grover Street. They said that apparently they were becoming concerned. Neighbors were because of crime and safety issues, and they were trying to, law enforcement, trying to put some pressure on the motel. And apparently they discovered they were literally accepting ground beef as payment.

Like how much, like if you got a room for a weekend, how much beef is that? I mean, how many pounds? Yeah, stick with us. We've got more in store. Elevate your commute, workouts, or downtime with the Dana Show podcast. Unleash the power of knowledge at your fingertips by following Dana on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. This election is most certainly not about age. Joe and that other guy are essentially the same.

Let's not be fooled. Joe isn't one of the most effective presidents of our lives in spite of his age, but because of it. You know, she's right. Jill's right. It's not about, it's not about age. It's not, it's, it's, it shouldn't be about his age at all. You, she's absolutely right. It is about cognitive decline. Sure. Well, it's more than that, because I know 80 year olds that are, Well, let me tell, first off, welcome back to the program. Let me tell you a story about Chris's grandma. The original grandma lash, all right. She was a very, very sprightly little old lady, right? She had a flapper style.

She always wore short curly hair. She started getting dementia in her later years. But up until then, she could, like, move. She could, you know, she, they took all her tools out of her house because she wouldn't stop fixing up stuff around her house if her husband passed away. She was a handy woman. She wouldn't stop doing stuff.

She was trimming trees and they're like, oh my gosh, you cannot be out there. Now, we were talking on break about the average height of women. She's probably one of them four foot 11 women came. She was diminutive. They're like,

you cannot go out there with a chainsaw. They took her chainsaw away. She got a handsaw. Oh, my gosh, you can't. They took that away from her. Well, then one day, one of the neighbors in their small town

was driving past her house and they saw her hanging up down in a tree, her ankle caught in the branches. She had climbed up in that tree with a damn butter knife trying to trim this lone branch off. She was very, very, like, with it, active spry. You know, they had to really be creative as, I mean, when, when, as her dementia set in. And my grandfather, he was super with it, super smart, up until the day he passed, was able to get around, had no issues at all whatsoever. His body just eventually failed him. But he had no, I mean, he was a rancher. He had no problem moving around. He's out there in the fields all day long. I've been around the family members

that have, that have aged and have just been super active and super sharp, even up to the moment that they passed. And I've had family members that have had strokes and family members that didn't recover from them as well as others did. And that's why it looks so familiar what you see him going through because every single one of us has somebody in our family that has gone through something similar to some degree of severity. And it's not an issue of age. It's an issue of his cognitive abilities that have clearly been compromised due to health issues that they don't want to be transparent about. And you don't have the right to be opaque. When you're in this office, your life is not your own at that point because you are representing

all of the United States of America. And your decisions can literally affect our livelihoods and lives. So you don't get to be opaque about this stuff. You don't get to keep secrets like this. We all can see it. The people who sit here and go, there's nothing wrong with him, you sound so stupid. Just stop. This is not an issue of us trying to get a win over you or,

anything. I don't like the man. I'm not going to lie. I don't like him. I think he's a horrible person and I think he's just a hideous father. That aside, he is an old man who's not even being allowed to enjoy his sunset years. He's not allowed to kick back and just hang out with his great grandkids and his grandkids. He's not allowed to rest. They have him doing this because they need a vessel in which to enact their agenda. There was nobody else that they could get that was going to be competitive. Cuomo took himself out with COVID,

and he wasn't ready by 2020 anyway. Newsom is just unlikable. Kamala, they don't want her. That tells you how bad they don't like Kamala. They do not like her. I think Kamala was a condition of support from the Obamas. Because the Obamas liked her.

She was part of their crew. She was, when she was A.G. of California, she was groomed and went up senator and then into the vice presidency. But this is, if this is, you know if it's this bad in public, what is it, what is it like when he's not in front of cameras? Have it, you've thought about that? This is just what we're seen publicly. What is it like when it's not, when he's, what's private? I had a story. Let me pull this up, where there were some aides that had said, yeah, it's actually, privately, it's, yeah. And I have this story somewhere, but that's something that they had said.

And I can only imagine, here it is, the son has the story. They said the 81-year-old has been losing focus during the gathering of world leaders for G7 in Puglia, Italy. According to these diplomatic sources, one told the son, it's the worst he's ever seen. Another insider, diplomatic insider added that while the president had shown moments of sharpness and clarity during meetings, at other times he appeared to lose focus and concentration. Other attendees from multiple delegations have said that Biden's performance, his incidents have been embarrassing. So the G7 diplomats are all whispering. And it just, he just, it, it, it doesn't look well. So my point is that it's, it's cruel.

It is cruel. You know why they don't get that sound by ready for me? Because that's a prime example, Kane, of why they don't want her. Again, that was a condition of Obama's support. And this. They do not. Nobody else wants her to be in that. They don't want her to be behind the resolute desk.

They'll do whatever is possible. I don't think we do either because she would, I think, be more difficult to control for them. Listen to this. This is one of the reasons. Example, Exhibit A as to why. No, you cannot have her behind the resolute desk. I don't know who's worse. Listen.

So the importance of community banks is they are as they are called. They're in the community. led by members of the community. They are people who understand the capacity of the community, the needs of the community, the culture of the community. Oh my gosh. So community banks are called community banks because why? Because they're in the community.

Oh, well, thank you, Vice President. Is that the only thing that she has to offer for that? I mean, so they don't have as many assets as bigger. Do we need to actually do it to explain around what they are? Oh, Lord. You all know, right? Do you all not know? No, you all know.

I don't believe that. I don't believe in the name. They, their loans are, look at this. Their financial activities, including their loans, are kind of directed through to where their depositors live. And they're smaller. It's a little bit more than they're just in the community, Kane. But my vice president said that's why they're called that. Oh my gosh, I can't even deal.

You must have and know that you are applauded for having the ability to see what can be unburdened by what has been. That's brand new. That just happened. Five minutes ago. She don't have anything else? Man, I think we know why they're keeping Biden in there. Yeah, can you, do you guys see it now? That's why. That's why he's staying in there. So, yeah, I don't know. But, you know, it's still, Democrats know it's an issue. They, they know that's an issue. You know, the Washington Post, there was a column where they were talking about what, why, why not place Kamala with Hillary Clinton? I'm going to hiss at it. Can you imagine? No, I don't want to. Jeez. She would, if I were Secret Service, I would not want her to be anywhere near that.

You know? I'm not kidding. I am not kidding. That woman is evil. I try not to let politics get super personal. But there are some of these cats in this business and the business of politics. And you all know it. You look at them and you're like, no, you're evil.

Like you're a demon from hell. You're evil. Like you know it, right? You just, they're not like regular people. It's weird. You know what I'm talking about. Yeah, CNN had his story out today. Jill Biden's been like really working hard to try to dispel the criticisms of his, of Biden's,

his cognitive issue. They keep saying that it is an age issue and it's not. It is an issue of cognitive decline. And that's the big thing. It's an issue of cognitive decline. Has nothing to do with age. Has nothing to do with age at all. So a couple of other things. I want to make sure that we're touching. Oh, everybody's been talking about the Joe Biden dog bite story. Do you feel bad for the dog? I feel bad for the dog. What more proof do we need? The Bidens cannot raise the damn thing. They can't parent. You knew that they would be bad dog owners. All their kids are on drugs. I wouldn't be surprised if Commander, the dog is on drugs. I wouldn't be surprised if he has a little puppy pack of cocaine in the back. Call him little puppy escorts.

Yeah, it gets that puppy powder. What? Wharf. Cachow. You know it. Is it, I mean, look at all their kids. All their kids are hot messes. I think it was a matter of time for Bo.

All their kids were hot messes. It's not shocking that their dogs are too. That their dogs have not been trained right and their dogs are too. It's not a surprise. So just saying that I feel bad for the dog because he was biting Secret Service members. Now, Chris and I were talking about this. My husband and I were talking about this last night. Is it because the dog doesn't like Democrats or is the dog a Democrat?

Because he's biting Secret Service. So I was like, oh. Huh? Like a classic Democrat? No, like a new one. They don't exist no more. So is the dog violent because he likes Democrats? Yeah, maybe or because he is one.

I don't know. Wow. I don't know. I was trying to figure that out. Yeah, apparently Biden watched him bite all these people. He just watched him. I think it's just sanity versus insane They took the secret service detail

took to wishing each other have a safe shift Don't get eaten I'm sorry but I trust dogs too much To think that this dog didn't know what he was doing You know what I mean like This is one of the reasons I miss having my dogs And my husband and I are by the way at an impasse Because I want to go and adopt all the dogs from the shelter

And he's like He's a little nervous about shelter dogs So if you're on Twitter Don't tell him I put you up to it He's not here and he can't hear me don't tell him that I put you up to this, but just be like, hey, have you, just act like it's totally natural

that you're bringing up shelter dogs to him and make him feel comfortable about it, but not in a weird way. Because we are at an impasse right now on that. But see, this is why I miss having dogs, because dogs can sniff out a BSer. If a dog doesn't like you, then you're not, you shouldn't be liked.

Yeah, so what if commanders just biting all the right people and we're getting the whole story around? Secret service guys, though? I don't know. I don't know about that. I don't know. Who knows?

But apparently Biden accused a member of his own detail about lying after Major the dog. I thought it was, well, there was one. Commander was one. Major was the other. Major apparently attacked one guy and Biden accused the guy who got attacked of lying about it. You know, like the time they accused the guy of hitting and killing his first wife and said he was drunk when actually she ran a stop sign. And yeah, she was she was at fault, but whatever. So the, yeah, he apparently got, all these guys got. bit. And all these documents show that, I mean, there were holes in agents' suits because the dogs were biting them and ripping their suits. And it wasn't just one dog, it was two dogs.

I understand maybe if you get one dog every now and then that has something wrong maybe with it and is not, it's just a mean dog. It's very rare. It's 99.9% of the time it's the owners. And you can't, I think people want Belgian Malinwas and German. shepherds because they think they look tough and cool, but they're absolute jack wagons who don't know how to train dogs. I think the Biden's one of these dogs because they thought they were cool, trendy dogs. You can't get a Belgian Malinois and not train it. You absolute clown hat. What is the matter with you? You can't get a German shepherd. And I say this is somebody who had a German shepherd growing up. You can't get a German shepherd and not train a German shepherd.

These are dogs that have to be trained. Good heavens. If you can't train them, do the world of favor and don't get it. That's his problem. Follow Dana on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, because knowledge is your ultimate superpower. The party formally of the moral majority is now, I suppose, hoping to fashion some kind of immoral majority to reinstate Donald Trump as president. What in the world is this immoral majority? Like deplorables. It's like they want to.

to lose. There's no greater way than getting people. You know what? One thing that the right does not like is when you call them names for how they vote. And then you're going to make people, you know what's going to happen? They're going to make people who don't even like Trump go, you know what? Blank you. And then they go on vote for Trump. That's what's going to happen. They're going to keep pushing it and keep pushing it. And then that's what they're going to do. That's what Hillary did. Immoral majority. What's immoral? What's immoral? You're the guy who votes for abortion on demand funded by taxpayer dollars up until the moment of birth because you were one of the guys who also endorsed that thing and said that you would back a House compliment to the bill that was in the Senate

that back that that was uh came into play in the 22 well in the special elections right after 2020 actually so you tell me and he was dumb enough to be duped by two Russian comedians acting like they had some dirt on Trump like he was actually caught on tape acting as though these comedians he was really going to get some dirt on Trump from these comedians Like this guy is completely worthless at that level. Yeah. I mean, he's beneficial for Democrats, but he's worthless for the country. It's, I'm so tired of, I hate that.

I just hate this stuff. Oh, and a moral majority. Oh. That's, we're. Today's stupidity. Yeah. It's a moral majority, right? I could go off on this for a little bit, but we're out of time and I'm cutting into

Kings today's stupidity. Go ahead. Go on. Just play it. Just listen to this crap here. LA City Councilman. Members Hugo Soto Martinez and Nithia Rahman were on hand today to help remove the signs. They say the no cruising and no U-turned signs were put up in the 1990s to prevent people in the gay community.

Whatever the problem was with those signs, now that they're removed, it's fixed, right? We don't have the problem anymore because they took down a U-turn sign or a no U-turn sign. Yeah, no cruising sign. So whatever the problem was, taken down the signs, fixed it. And there you go. And there it is. Folks, that does it for us this week. I hope you have a great week.

And happy Father's Day to all of the amazing dads out there. We love you. We're grateful for you. I'll be back with you Monday.