The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Hunter Biden Continues To UNLOAD, Colbert's Response & An Ozzy Tribute

Episode Date: July 22, 2025

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I don't know if they are they, I guess they're making a move to try to unseal the grand jury stuff for the, I don't know. I don't know until we know it. But apparently there are also a House Committee subpoena, Jelaine Maxwell via Daily Caller. They unanimously approved a subpoena this morning. And we'll see, I mean, right now all we have is a subpoena. We don't have any response to that. But we'll see. Maybe there's a move to get some transparency.

Maybe it's going to be different than all of the other times. People say that they have stuff and then they actually don't have anything. Maybe it'll be different. We'll see. But so that's some of the latest. And then of course, also, this, they're getting all Hollywood in on this now. This wasn't, I don't think that this was supposed to be as big of a thing as it was. But I feel like the left is really glomming onto it.

Stephen Colbert definitely is glomming onto it. And he wants to make it, he would rather, it's easier for Stephen Colbert's ego image and ability to make money in the future for it to look like he was canceled by the president of the United States rather than his show was hemorrhaging millions of dollars a month. He couldn't sell. He was dropping in ratings and he was insubordinate. It makes it look so much easier if he was just canceled by the president. And so that's the narrative that they're all, I'm just, we all know why his show has been canceled. We all know why CBS no longer wants to air his broadcast. He doesn't do very well. And he ended up just turning out to be super bitter and not funny. And nobody

wants to watch that. And so apparently last night they all got together and decided to have, you know, a three minutes hate or however long their show is. How long is his show? I've never watched. I've never watched Stephen Colbert. I never got a government experimental injection and I've never watched Stephen Colbert. How do you know how long is this show? How long are those shows? Like a half hour. Steve, do you watch late night? Do you know how long they are? I'm not going to look it up, I'm too lazy. Oh my gosh, that shows an hour. That's an hour long.

He does that for an hour. He's hateful and just a living turd for an hour. Jimmy Christmas. There's like 25 minutes of commercials, I think. There's no way they're selling commercials. But apparently they had a number of people that showed up there, including Lynn Manuel Miranda. Then they had John Stewart.

And I guess he did all this stuff that he, I don't know. He was just trying to be very, very funny. And of course, he called himself a martyr. Of course he did. I mean, grand, grand ideas of who one is, correct? He called himself a martyr. And that was in his monologue. I don't know if we have that.

But he was taught, he, somebody said that they're coming after Jimmy Kimmel next. And he said, no, I'm the martyr here. I'm the only one. And, but he really does view himself as being this martyr. And like I said, it's easier if it's easier for him. It's easier for his ego for his image and for his ability to make money in the future to have the narrative be he was canceled by Trump as opposed to he was canceled because his show wasn't making money anymore. And nobody wanted to watch him. Nobody wanted to watch him.

I mean, they had like, how many people do they have on his program last night? It's probably the most. They probably had more guests than people. that we're watching. But they had everybody from Jamie Lee Curtis and all of this. He, uh, audio sound by 10, if we can say it. And hopefully YouTube won't like get mad at us because it's CBS and they try to file.

So YouTube tries to file copyright claims on us. They're trying. They're trying to get our show. They've been trying this for years, pulled off of YouTube. So they've demonetized us. I mean, we're on YouTube purely performatively. We don't make any money off YouTube. They've killed us on YouTube.

They, they demonetize us. They kill. I mean, they suppress us. The only reason we even upload to that hellscape of a, whatever you want to call it, total panamonium, the only reason that we upload anything is for people out there.

That's it. I mean, it's like charity work at this point. YouTube is nothing. It's meaningless. It's stupid. It is a progressive run hellhole. And so anyway,

my point being is that, because I get comments all the time from you all who are like, why did you just play the audio of this? or why didn't you play this clip? Because what they do is they file a copyright notice, even though it's complete fair use. And then our video gets deleted. And then they say, if we give you one more warning,

we're going to delete your entire account. They say stuff like that to us. So this is the stuff that we have to put up with back channel. So I don't care if they're all weeping and ashing of their teeth. Go die in an AIDS fire. I don't care. You rat, bastard, whiny, censor progressives. You people are the Stasi.

You people are the ones that wanted to shut everything down. You people are the ones that launched efforts to get shows like mine pulled off of every damn digital platform. You guys screwed over all my social media accounts. You made it to where I didn't gain or lose a single follower on X for like months on end. Even Grok admits that there's something super sketchy happening beyond any kind of anything it knows of on that platform. So your guy wasn't performing ratings-wise. so he gets canceled and you guys are all apoplectic. You guys are showing more,

the left is showing more rage over this than they showed over the people whose jobs they cost by demanding we all locked down. They're showing more rage over this than all the people whose social media accounts got pulled off because of Hunter Biden's laptop. I'll be damn if I have to watch a bunch of old wrinkly ass boomers,

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They could. I just also don't like disproportionate looking robots. Like if you're going to make a robot, don't make it like miniature. I don't like, you know, we have mini pigs and mini-doodles and all this other stuff. I don't want a mini-human in the form of a robot. It's weird. It's unnerving. I don't like it. Apparently, scientists declare humans will burn in cosmic hell. It's going to end with a big crunch. Well, it started that way. So, yay. Beef prices, they say, are the new egg prices. They're soaring. Eat more cows. Ranch more cows. Whatever. And they're they won't. We got a lot more on the way, including, oh gosh, more than I can share in the seconds I have. Just stay with us or I'll find you. It is our friends over at Superbeats. Their product, Super Barreene. You can get it at, I mean, you can like, it's from the same people do the Superbeats Harchews. And now they have the SuperBerine. And you can walk into a Sims club and get it. And it's less than a dollar a day. You can invest in metabolism and blood sugar support. And that's what superboreen does. It's not just any Burbering that they use.

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call my, like put your big girl pants on to my mom or something. And I kind of feel like saying, who the fuck do you think you are? I would never speak about your mom that way. Yeah. I would never speak about your father that way. I would never insult your parents that way. Even to this day, I would never... So I got to say, he's the only person who can cuss,

and I believe that they actually cuss. Like these other people, I think they're nasty, but I think that they're just not comfortable. Like Hunter Biden does it. You've all seen his naked backside, right? There's videos where he's banging Russian hookers, like all over the internet. He's in a bathtub sleeping with a crack pipe perched on his dry parched lips.

So, you know, I feel. like he just doesn't really care about how he comes across anymore. I mean, is there really, like, what kind of image rehabilitation? What, what can you get out of that after you see someone's 50-something-year-old pocked backside, you know, pausing with their finger on the trigger of a gun while they've got crack on a scale behind them, you know? Or cocaine. How did the drugs work? I don't know. It's all powder, right? I don't know. You make a good point. But when he cusses, I want to be like, okay, Gavin Newsom, that's what it sounds like. when you're actually debased and you just cuss every other word. That's what it sounds like.

That guy right there. He just doesn't care. It doesn't even care enough to shave fully. Like he just doesn't care. He's there. It looks like somebody, you know, he just basically got up. Come on. He doesn't care.

That was, whose show was he? Or he was on somebody's stupid podcast. But that was Hunter Biden talking about how Nancy Pelosi was the one who ran his father out. Now, just wait until Joe has his book ghost written for him. just wait. This is just a sign of things to come. Because you know Hunter Biden is not going out there saying anything that Joe has not okayed him to say. Because right now, nobody's buying his spit art. Nobody, I know I'm also amazed by the fickleness of the art community that nobody wanted to purchase Hunter Biden's saliva paintings anymore after Joe, his dad was no longer president of the United States. It's really amazing, Kane, how that worked, how that that, that, that support. apply and demand worked that arrangement. I, for one, could have not, I could not have seen that coming.

It's truly shocking. But nobody's buying a spit art. So what's he to do? He's got to find something. He's got to cling onto his dad. That's the only way he's going to get any money left now. And Biden's going to have one hell of a ghost written book. But he better hurt him, write it, because the man ain't getting any older.

Damn. I mean, he's like. He's getting older. Huh? He's getting older. I mean, he's not getting any younger. That's what I mean, yes. Good heavens.

Good heavens. So, I, but that's what it sounds like when somebody's really, you know, every other word. There's a lot of dirty laundry that's yet to come out, I think, of all of this. Because they still have not cemented over on the left. They still have not come around a, you know, a particular leader. They have no idea who their leader is going to be. They don't know. They don't know.

they're just Gavin Newsom wants it badly. That's all we do know. He wants it very badly. But I don't know. Is he going to be able to get it? Who knows? It's not going to be an Obama acoly because I think that they're even starting to lose power. And also, I think when you have Michelle Obama out there doing a podcast, I don't know how often her podcast uploads because I don't care.

I mean, there's a million things I'd rather fill my head with. I'd rather go and literally count cracked acorns in my backyard than just, just, you know, just simply Google how often her podcast posts. I don't care. But I do think that there is something, when you share that much information, the mystery dies. You know what I mean?

And then there's no allure anymore. All your laundries out there in the open, like Hunter Biden's naked pockmark backside, right? It's just all out there in the open. So I don't know. You can't get that image out of your head, can you? That's why the guy doesn't care. He's like, you all see my ass.

I don't care. He just gets out. there and is like, blank this, blink that, and runs his mouth and tells everyone else to go do unflattering things to themselves. I mean, he's, you know, he just doesn't. So imagine what a barn burner, the ghostwritten book is going to be. I think I kind of probably know what the title's going to be. Blank you. Story of Jack Wack and Biden. Hunter Biden has all of the meanness that Joe has still, but it's just too addled to recover. Because that's, That's really how Joe Biden was.

Joe Biden was a jerk. And talking about it in the past sense because he doesn't even know where he is anymore. But still, it's not an excuse. Not an excuse. How dare you make fun of his stutter? Shut up. We have a lot more audio of him. Audio sound bite three.

I need this. We're going to just explode this one. Just blow this one up. This is about the Hunter Biden laptop guys. And, you know, it's not a big deal because like all of you people have them. Yeah. Anybody that is keeping it open of mind is what is it that you think the laptop proves? Or what you call the laptop?

So everybody has a laptop. So when they say Hunter Biden's the laptop, what is it that they're talking about? Do you know? Well, I know that your entire ICloud was connected to it. All of your personal text messages, private photos, all that kind of stuff. Like everybody's laptop. Yeah. And you left it with a repair shop owner, particularly I think the New York Post,

was involved in the spearheading of this mass dissemination of your private materials. From what it seemed like, it was a lot of private texts between you and your friends, family. Your entire sort of private life was on there. Yeah. And again, so everybody has a laptop. Everybody has a cloud. I'm assuming not. No, no, no, not everybody has a laptop. Everybody has a digital life.

Almost everybody has a digital life. Everybody has a digital life, pretty much. And that includes voicemails and pictures and test messages. and emails and location data. Sounds like Joe, doesn't it? Everybody, you do, you do. Everybody that is here right now. By whatever means, they got my digital footprint going back decades.

Oh, yeah, they did. They got your digital footprint all right. They got it a lot. Everybody's got a laptop. Yeah, not everybody has literal home movies with hired foreign hookers while they're also snorting, you know, nose candy. Not everybody's got that. What the hell?

Kind of deflection is that? I mean, yeah, I had these things, but everybody is a digital life. You know what my digital life comprises? You know what my digital life consists of? My digital life consists of the stuff that I stream, right, on TV, which is usually documentaries or horror films, sometimes a Western, but I've seen almost all of them. It includes me playing certain video games because I like to play casually. So I'll play certain things.

And then when Hell Drivers comes out for Xbox on the 26th of August, I'm not. literally considering taking the day off work. I mean that, you know, me doing stuff like that. Me Googling crochet patterns. What else? So what you're saying is it's not about smoking crack. Your online persona isn't... Yeah, no, there's no crack or hookers.

Or arguing with people on speakerphone or whatever. Yeah, I don't have any... I'm not arguing with my drug dealers. You know, I would have to get a drug dealer first. I'm not arguing with, you know, drug dealers. So, yes, everybody has a digital life. No, not everybody lies on a 4473, bangs their sister-in-law, gets her addicted to drugs, and then has your illegally obtained firearm thrown in a trash can across the street from the school.

No, not everyone gets appointed to, what is it? I swear to you, it was like $80,000 a month job to helm energy at Burisma. When the most you know about energy is how many backup packs? you're going to need in order to make your home movies with your four higher Russian hookers. So that really doesn't make any sense. Not everybody has that kind of a digital life. And also, he doesn't just have a digital life. He is a digital creator.

He had his own account on some Hobag site where he made all of these nasty videos and uploaded them for other people to view on these skanky sites. Ew. Oh my gosh. Well, everybody has a digital life. That's just, no, not everybody. And who's the guy who looks like Fletch? He looks like he's cosplaying. His Chiffy Chase sitting there like, yeah, I was like, he's so afraid that he's going to lose the interview.

He doesn't want to ask a tough question. He's so terrified. He's like, yeah, I mean, it was just like, you know, like all of your personal communications and stuff. This is all that, you know, it's all that stuff. I mean, totally understand. And then he doesn't even push. back when Hunter Biden's like, yeah, everybody has a digital life. My first thing was, no, not

everyone sits here and bangs Russian hookers while they're snorting blow and arguing with their drug dealer and an uploaded movie to their online porn site. No, not everybody does that, Hunt. Not everybody does that. Not everybody sends their family member to go eye up

heiresses in Palm Beach and see who they're going to be able to get as a side piece, and they just openly discuss it. Even after your laptop went missing. No, not everybody does that. Sorry, not everyone gets an $80,000 a month job on a company that your dad arranged for you on something they know nothing about. That's like hiring me to work on the NFL. Well, Dana, what do you think about this?

Well, I don't know, but maybe we could have the ball in different colors. I don't know. Like, maybe we could change out the stitching, no. You know, like that. Nobody, or I could be like, I don't know, maybe we've got to change the chief's uniforms because they look like catch-up packets. I don't know. Like, maybe let's, they're going to come up now, but that's okay. an example. So no. And that guy just doesn't push back. This is why, you know, sometimes, yes,

there's so many podcasts that's oversaturated, but the, there's no pushback. You're just letting him ramble. Okay. What do you mean everybody has a digital life? What do you mean Nancy Pelosi forced your data? Did you guys not know that he was like completely brainaddled? Like what was in it for you guys that you guys didn't like want to support him making healthier decisions to maybe not take a job that gave him so much stress where were you guys in all of that not a single one of these idiots have asked him that all these people are like so eager to gobble up clicks to have hunter Biden on they all ask him the same stuff not a single person has pushed back no but they'll dress up like fletch not a single person has pushed back not a single person has said okay but you guys knew

that he was struggling doesn't that have more to do with this what Nancy Pelosi thought? Like, why didn't you help him make healthier decisions? Or when did you know that something was off? When did you know that he had no idea where he was? When did you come on? But they're too afraid that they're not going to be able to finish. They won't have an interview or they won't get a sound bite.

So they don't ask. They just cower. Every single one of these interviews I've seen, these people just cower. Well, I mean, yeah, I mean, it was like, he was like terrified to bring it up to him. Grow some balls. Ask some questions. Good grief. It's just disturbing.

Our forefathers who ran the penny presses and literally called each other hermaphrodites in editorials and printed publications would be so ashamed of you. We've got more of that, believe it or not. I know. We're also going to get into all of the celebrities that are coming out because nobody understands what censorship is. Jamie Lee Curtis, all these other folks. And I'm going to show you the cringiest thing you're going to see probably for the week. I had to watch it. You do too. You can't get away from it. Just when you think I've talked about it already, I'm going to show you the video. But anyway, we're going to dive into all of that. We also have some other stuff to touch upon latest immigration. We're going to get into this, well, we've got trans policy. We've got a lot. So as we move, because we've got days of these United States still. Taking charge of your health is easier with all family pharmacy. If you've been hearing about the latest in brain and cellular health, you're not alone. Blue is making waves for supporting focus, mental clarity, memory, and mood.

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thought it didn't really belong in politics. No one believes it. But what I've seen is that Republicans are weaponizing faith. And it's actually to our own disadvantage to not talk about it. And so we have to do things that are uncomfortable. And that's what I think is so inspiring about that interview. Is that way he supports abortion on demand up until the moment of birth? Because that's their party's official platform.

I mean, well, just about. I mean, they believe in abortion on demand funded by the taxpayer. So tell me how Christian that is. I love people who are like, well, I'm a Christian, but, Also, I love all these things. What? I, what do you mean weaponizing faith? Pointing out that you don't live it?

I mean, that's just, that's not weaponizing that. That's just simple discernment. And there's a major difference, by the way, between judgment, hypocritical judgment and then discernment. That's simply Christian discernment. Just highlighting the fact that you're claiming, I mean, even the devil can quote scripture to cite Shakespeare. It kind of sounds like what's happening here.

he's trying so hard, look at him, they're trying so hard to act like they're somehow the middle. And they, some of them have an idea that that's what it's going to take in order to have relevancy, not just, I think, going into midterms, but beyond midterms also. And that they can't, by staying on the fringes of the far left, that's such a very, there's not a lot of, there's, I mean, yeah, it seems like there's a lot of people there only because they're so loud. only because they're so loud. And then you have a bunch of, that's why you have a bunch of different signs

and messages and slogans at every single one of these protests because not everyone's there for the same reason. They just kind of have to take what they can get. But that's the downside of Democrats allowing those people to be their street team for so long. And that's really what, you know, that's kind of what the problem was.

So, I don't know. I, people who say things like that. but then believe in obliterating the American family and support policies to that effect and believe in things like abortion on demand. And they believe that somehow you can force will in people, which not even God does that. No, no. It just seems, you know, and then of course, we're not even going to get into the bearing false witness and all the other stuff that he engages. And nobody believes us. He's just, he's just a spiteful person. The funny thing is, all those people on that panel were just smiling, nodding,

yeah, that's right, we're also, yeah, we're also Christians, really? I mean, you say you are, but your policies don't reflect it. Your concern for others don't reflect it. The only time you ever show concern is when you think that it can actually be advantageous to your position or to your cause. So coming up, this, I don't know, idea that somehow, well, do you hear the thing?

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Considering that these will be built in areas that host strategic ports as well as military air bases. You took an ammunition? Yes. The U.S. House, Congressional Committee on Appropriations approved budget. Well, it's very important. Otherwise we wouldn't have approved it. Yeah, it's very important.

Otherwise, we need ammunition. We're going to end up in a few months. We'll have more ammunition than any country has ever had. We're going to have more missiles than any country has ever had. We're going to have all the speedy missiles. We have the speedy ones, the slow ones, the accurate ones, the ones that are slightly less accurate. We have everything. But we will have more ammunition than any country has ever had.

It's very important to me. I just think it's funny. We're going to have the speedy ones, the slow ones, the ones that are super accurate, the ones that are not so accurate. I don't even know what purpose it serves, but I love it. It's just funny. Welcome back to the program. That was from a little earlier president in the Oval Office. He was meeting with the president of Philippines.

And I think, well, he's having ongoing meetings there with folks in D.C. And, of course, also on deck, one of the things that we have is this weird, this fight going on over the, well, I guess just the Epstein stuff. Is Jelaine Maxwell? She's going to be forced to testify? because then the way the media is the media is asking questions like does that mean that there's like a chasm between the admin and they're saying it was an ambush like a I don't know if it was an ambush but I mean she already had her trial and she did already testify what else is new that I mean I'm all for it but I'm just like what else knew do they think that they're going to get out of that what came what new things do they think they're going to get out of this I don't know I don't know I'd did see, though, that Johnson had shut down voting just so that this wouldn't be, I don't know if it had to do with the document release or whatever the case may be, but the voting was blocked by Speaker Johnson on the Epstein stuff. So I don't know exactly what the motivation is for that,

because they have all of August to take time off. Why are they starting now? Well, that's probably why, because they have all of August to take time off. That's why. So apparently they have a House committee that subpoenaed her. And I think they're reading some of this that their DOJ is going to be meeting with her, I guess, privately. So I don't know what else they think that they're going to get out. I mean, I'm all for it. I want everything released and out there. And I explained yesterday that I'm sure that there are a lot of, you know, people implicated in all kinds of maybe shady dealings.

I mean, we are talking about our own members of Congress who themselves had a slush fund. Millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars we have paid out to settle sexual harassment cases for members of Congress. And we don't even have the courtesy of being told for whom we were settling these things for. We just, it's our tax dollars that are, that we're doing it. So interesting indeed. So this is one of the one of the things we're watching. And, of course, also the ongoing push. with the late night stuff, late night's dead.

Now Hollywood's demanding an investigation because they said that they have bribery concerns. This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard of my life. Writers Guild of America, they're saying that, oh my gosh, there needs to be an investigation. WGA, Writers Guild of America, wrote in a statement, quote, The Writers Guild of America has significant concerns

that the late show's cancellation is a bribe, sacrificing free speech to curry favor with the Trump administration. Wasn't he bragging about losing $50 million for the network already? It's all of this stuff is, all of this stuff is public. You can see how many people tune into a show. You can see that he's at the bottom of the heap for ratings. You can see that, I mean,

they don't have a lot, they can't move a lot of inventory, not a lot of people are wanting to buy ad time in his day part. He is like at the bottom of, the barrel. He's just not selling. He's just not appealing. That didn't even have anything to do with Trump. I mean, seriously, they're going to try to say that the 60 Minutes lawsuit and them having to settle with Trump, that he was like, yeah, you know what, give me a Colbert. No, I would think that if Trump was, if Trump had the option to silence somebody over at CBS, I don't think that he would care about Stephen Colbert. Colbert doesn't move the needle. The only time that we're talking about him right now is just because

it's so ridiculously stupid. It's an avatar for the level. over reaction. He doesn't move the needle. He doesn't do anything. He doesn't do anything of note. He just, he does a very unfunny show. That's pretty much it. Trump was on with him once in 2015, but then that was it. I think when Colbert first started out before he got, I don't know if he got jaded or if that's just how he always was. He was funnier when he was on daily show years ago. But this idea that it was done, like there was a bribe or that it was done because at his request, that's a stupid accusation. But they're demanding an investigation into it. I mean, these people are ignoring the settlement. That was because the 60 Minutes thing,

remember, that was, and then Colbert was the one who said on his show on July 15th that the settlement was designed to sway the administration and this merger. It was a proposed $8 billion merger between Paramount Global and then Skydance, which is under investigation of California. So I don't know. Now the WGA wants Leticia James to get involved

and they want her to investigate. So, and they've called, I think what they've been joined by what Adam Schiff, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, they say oh the public deserves to know, Kane. Like what? Like what

does the public deserve to know? This is so stupid. What does the public deserve to know? Audio sound by 12. Adam Schiff thinks he has the answer. Listen, so stupid. So what is behind the cancellation of the most popular show on late nights? Stephen Colbert would routinely get two and a half million viewers for each show. That is the number one ranked show in that slot.

Why would CBS cancel that show? Now, CBS issued a statement claiming that the cancellation of this show was for purely financial reasons and not having anything to do with other matters. Now, what are those other matters that contributed to this decision or may have contributed to this decision? Well, for context, CBS is owned by Paramount, and Paramount is merging with Skydance in a transaction that has to be approved by the Trump administration. And while this merger has been pending, CBS decided to settle a frivolous lawsuit with Donald Trump. Frivolous. A lawsuit that Donald Trump brought for millions of dollars where he sued CBS because he didn't like the way CBS had edited an interview last year with Kamala Harris.

Well, because it was an in-kind contribution. And so let me just like set some things up here for some of these drive-by idiots. So before I even was allowed on air, I had to do, you have to do, because it's public airwaves. So we had to learn about pay for play. And then you had to learn about all of the rules from the FEC that govern airtime specifically before elections. And I, you know, depending on, you know, how close to the election you, the election day you are, if you're going to have on a political candidate, you have to give equal time to their opponent. And so the accuracy. And I mean, and it wasn't just something that Trump made an accusation of and it was unfounded. I mean, there were, there was agreement that what CBS did was violate this, this equal time consideration because it was, it had fallen within the time period of X amount of days before an election. And they, there was no equal time that had been offered to Trump at all whatsoever. And even, and they did it. It's so late in the game that they weren't going to be able to accommodate

equal time for him in the same manner. So he absolutely did have a case. Anybody that has ever been on airwaves at all whatsoever has to undergo like an educational course or some kind of training or something on this to where you understand it because you can get seriously fine for violating it. When I did local radio, when I was first starting out, this was something that we had to really religiously adhere to. And the crazy thing is that different campaigns would try to trigger it because you would have campaigns that would wait, and they would try to argue that so-and-so was within the scope of time when they weren't,

and it was a big ordeal. So networks have to be very careful of this. And I think that they just, CBS just thought that they could get away with it. I remember when I saw that interview that night, I was like, oh, man, they're going to get, they're handed to them for this. Because it was an absolute violation.

You were within 30 days of the election. I mean, it was, they had to offer equal time, and they hadn't, and that's why they got in trouble. It wasn't because he was bribing them. Seriously, they didn't need to make up their mind. If you're so in the right, then step two, but they knew that they weren't. That's why they settled. This had nothing to do with it. Stephen Colbert's show was so incredibly low-rated. He was hemorrhaging, not just viewers. He had already lost like four million viewers, almost his entire audience that he had attracted when he first was kicking it in 2015. Their ad revenue was half of what it was in 2018. So his ad revenue dropped. It was $439 million in 2018. It dropped to like 218. And it was continuing to hemorrhage. It was on, it was still on the decline. So they were dropping viewers like flies. I mean, in one demo, one time, they barely edged out Jimmy Kimmel, which is why he keeps running around acting like he's like somehow the undisputed king of late. late night. He beat Jimmy Kimmel one time in the 18 to 49 demo. And it was by fewer than a thousand viewers. I have all of the, I have all of his, his, his ad, I have everything here. It was by, I mean, it literally was, this was late nighter. You have New York Post, late nighter, TMZ. I mean, this is so goofy. Ad week, which marked his ad revenue.

Ad Week is a pretty left-leaning publication, by the way. The show's ratings and ad revenue have been on a disastrous downward trend. That was a quote. That was from weeks ago. They were comparing the late-night shows. They said, the show's ratings and ad revenue are on a disastrous downward trend, particularly when compared to the show's peak viewership and when compared to every other late-night show, shows like the Tonight Show.

And then it gets into how the Tonight Show's ratings were better and their ad-referral. rates are more, I mean, you can substantiate them a little bit more. So that's, that's all. They, that was what, it was the ratings decline, the ratings decline and the ad revenue decline. So this idea that he was, he was told to go because, you know, what shift is, what Schiff is saying here that it was somehow punitive because he was critical of Trump. That has nothing to do with it. This was in the works for a long time. This was in the works for a long time, even before the settlement. He has been struggling since his show first started. These other late night shows were able to maintain, and even when they would have dips and dives, they were able to actually regain. His show

never was. It never, ever recaptured an event. And you know when it really started nose diving per ad week, was actually during COVID? Who was really celebratory about locking everybody down? Stephen Colbert, nobody wanted to watch that. Nobody wanted to be stuck in their house by force of penalty, by threat of penalty, and have to watch a guy celebrating and being in everyone's face and telling everyone like some jerk to stay home and not go to work and not have their kids go to school. He was not resonating with anybody. He wasn't. I was talking real quick to a friend of mine because I said Craig Ferguson earlier a couple of days ago and I should have said James Corton because the late night was Craig Ferguson was always a little bit more, for the lack of a better way to say it,

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And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick 5. So a new report claims that premature organ transplants are endangering donors. And there are several families that have gone on record stating that surgeons attempted to initiate organ retrievals while patients were still alive or improving per July 20th report from the New York Times. Amid a growing push for increased transplants and number have endured premature or bungled attempts.

And so now the Health and Human, the Health Resources and Services Administration has been investigating. They said there were 70 canceled organ removals in Kentucky alone that should have been stopped sooner because patients showed signs of revival. And so now you have health and human services looking to fix the transplant system. I'm going to tell you, there's a lot of questions. to be asked about this, and there are a lot of people that want to bully you away from asking questions

by portraying you ironically as heartless. Ironically. Yeah. Also, let's see here. One in four Gen Z workers regrets going to college. I still have to meet, I don't know, there's like a lot of people

that think, too, that when they graduate college that they immediately should be in line for like a CEO position, and they don't want to do grunt work. They don't want to, they don't understand the concept of having to start, like everybody else. ever in the history of humankind and working your way up. But I also think that not everybody should be going to college either. But they said now there's 23% of them.

And I'm wondering if they're the 23% that also was demanded that Biden pay for their college. And then Biden promised free college. And then he didn't fulfill free college and kind of pull the rug out from everyone. And something that no one ever could have saw coming. It's not like we talked about it for days. Ground squirrels, yes, squirrels are taking over in North Dakota City. And officials are not immune. They are displeased, you might say. Squirrels are exasperating the people of Minot,

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It does not play. The driver ducked and let out a shout. Thankfully, nobody was hurt if you can believe it or not. But, yeah, can you imagine? He made it out. He almost got zapped. Came out unscathed. Stick with us because a funny way that white progressives are harassing people in the Northeast.

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Seriously. Good heavens. That's Hunter Biden. I didn't think I was going to get like a crack tutorial on my. my bingo card today. Yeah, I didn't either. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash. I don't know. Audio sound bite one.

This is the ambient cut that was pretty insane. Listen, please. I know exactly what happened in that debate. He flew around the world, basically, the mileage that he could have flown around the world three times. Yeah. He's 81 years old. He's tired of shit.

Give him Ambien to be able to sleep. He gets up on the stage, and he looks like he's a deer in the headlights. I don't think he needs Ambien to help sleep. No. Do you? No. I don't think he needs Ambien to help go to sleep.

Yeah, I think he needed crack. I think he needed something to wake up. He looked like he was dead. More than he needed that. Yeah, he looks like he was dead. I mean, I think he needed, yeah, I think he needed something. I don't know. I just can't.

Can I play three again? I'm still trying to wrap my mind around this. This is a soundbite for the ages. Listen to three. Listen to three. My question to anybody that is keeping an open mind is what is it that you think the laptop proves or what you call the laptop. So everybody has a laptop. So when they say Hunter Biden's laptop, what is it that they're talking about? Do you know? Well, I know that you,

your entire ICloud was connected to it, all of your personal text messages, private photos, all that kind of stuff. Like everybody's laptop. Yeah. Okay. And you left it with a repair shop owner, particularly I think the New York Post was involved in the spearheading of this mass dissemination of your private materials. From what it seemed like, it was a lot. of private texts between you and your friends, family, your entire sort of private life was on there. Yeah, and again, so everybody has a laptop. Everybody has a cloud. I'm assuming not. No, no, no, no, not everybody has a laptop. Everybody has a digital life. Almost everybody has a digital life, everybody has a digital life, pretty much. And that includes

voicemails and pictures and test messages and emails and location data and, you know, everything. Everybody, you do, you do, everybody that is here right now. By whatever means, they got my digital footprint going back decades. By whatever means. Well, it was because of you, because you literally uploaded it to a porn site that was public. That's how they got it, by whatever means.

You had uploaded a lot of these videos already. A lot of these videos people found online without needing your laptop to do it. and then they found that there were videos that you had on your laptop that had also already been uploaded to these different sites. You left your laptop at a repair shop for over a year, well over a year. You can't, they're not a storage facility. And he signed a contract stating that if he didn't pick it up after six months, then it was theirs. So he wants to come back almost a year after that six month term because it was actually over a year. That's how long he

left it there. And he thought that, I don't know. That was the means by which they got it. That was the means by which you got it. Lorraine makes an interesting point because the guy who looks like Fletch, who's wearing the ball cap and doing the interview, apparently he's, I don't know, some rando who made his YouTube page look like a legitimate site. And that's, I don't know, if Hunter Biden knew who he was talking to. Maybe that's why the guy had never press. back and look so terrified when he was asking him questions because he acted like he was too afraid to ask him anything what you go to realization over there so they kind of pumped hunter in this interview did he know i mean or maybe he had maybe it started out that way but he just never pushed

back if you have hunter biden in front of you saying why i don't know they just got this by whatever means they got it you're going to be like dude you uploaded this stuff yourself You did them. You upload. People found it, like I said, before the laptop, these videos were already out because they ran it. I don't want to know how, but they ran across them on these grody sites. And it came out that way. So, I don't know.

Those are the means by which they came out. I was told this was Russian disinformation. Yeah, it was too, that it was all Russian disinformation. Why didn't he just go with that? Why didn't he just be like, yeah, that was all Russian disinformation? He's so privileged and he acts like he's so beat up on. He had the whole Intel apparatus running defense for him. He had the FBI, the CIA, Secret Service.

He had DNI, DOJ. He had literally every intelligence apparatus in the entirety of the Department of Justice that were acting as his babysitters. because remember it was secret service that was said to have hushed up the gun in the trash can and it was secret service that apparently hushed up and this is from his own memoir this is about the time he bought his gun he went on a bender and then rented a car somewhere out in california and drove to arizona or something and he had his brother's attorney general badge in his car and he was drunk and cracked out of his mind and didn't he like wreck the car he like wrecked the

car or do something and just left it there and Secret Service had to intervene and all this stuff and all of these people were cleaning up his mess. That's why it didn't make, no one knew about it until he wrote about it in his memoir. Is that not something? The son of the vice president of the United States does this and you don't know about it. Is that not something? Kane? I don't know why you're attacking baby hunter Biden.

I would love to get breaks like this. Right? I would love to get as many breaks. as these Biden brats get. His daughter is my age. I am a grown-ass woman. His daughter is my age and she leaves her diary in a flop house

and they discover it and they make a big fit. That's not ours. It's fake news. It's more Russian stuff while they're raiding reporters' houses to get it. And then they get it back

and then they sued the drug addict, the recovering addict that found it and try to put her in jail because she found it like forever. like again another situation Hunter Biden left his laptop

for almost actually it was 18 months Ashley Biden's diary was found there after she had moved out like eight months nine months later never came back for it never expressed any interest in it and it wasn't until any Joe Biden doesn't intervene until

his kids actions hurt him and then he gets involved because he's such a caring dad sorry but if you have two kids who are messed up like this and they're from two different women the common denominator here is you. You're a crap dad. You're a bad dad.

And we need to be, we need to, you're a bad parent if your kids are like doing the stuff that Hunter and Ashley Biden are doing. I know in society we can't say that because no one wants to have their feelings hurt. No one wants to be indicted for messing up as a parent. Nobody wants to do that. Well, get over it because it happened and you suck. This is bad. I would love to have these breaks. It sounds like he still, the Biden still want to be kingmaker.

Or they, I don't think they ever were kingmaker. Let me rephrase that. They want to have a life after the White House as kingmakers. That's, that's kind of like the feel that I'm getting from this a little bit. Now coming up, I got to switch gears here. So Paramount struck a five-year deal worth $1.5 billion with Trey Parker and Matt Stone, South Park. They're going to produce 10,000. new episodes per year of South Park. So it's like 30 million an episode, right? This show has lasted

for so long. It's actually pretty amazing. So this is good news. I think it's very good news. So they're getting, it's a five, what, five year deal, one point five billion. Now, they fired Colbert, Paramount did. And now they're going to be able to hire a show. that actually retains viewers and grows viewership. Huge streaming deal. So they got the global streaming rights for South Park. So they're bringing it to Paramount Plus. Where is it right now?

Is it like on Hulu or something? South Park? Didn't Comedy Central have its own like little app and then it's gone now? I don't think that they keep it up anymore. Is Comedy Central still, wait, first thought, is that a thing anymore? So Sidebar, I don't even, the only reason I keep cable is to watch C-SPAN and then

literally just like two news stations I'm not even lying that's literally I don't watch it I do not watch cable at all do you watch cable and I found I haven't even really the past like couple of years

I haven't been watching C-SPAN really you're right I don't have I mean usually we get clips of things now instead of watching full like in the old days we'd have to watch a full thing to find out with the time code and what we wanted out of it. But now, yeah. I'm like, do I want to keep it and then or just get rid of it? And if I want to stream a news network, I'll just put that on or flip back and forth between them. I mean, like,

what's the, I need to do the math on that. Like, what's the cost? Because I don't even know why I have cable. I have not watched cable. I have not sat down and watched anything on cable in five years. For some people, it's how they get the internet into their home. So it's like a combo package for some of these companies. So some people can't get rid of their cable. They just have internet. They probably don't consume cable. They probably consume more online content.

And I wonder, too, that I know it makes everybody mad because you have to subscribe to so many different apps. Like if you want one thing, you got to, and I don't want to do all that stuff either. I get you. Like, you need a one stop. I get it. So I don't know. But I mean, I, that's right.

I didn't even know if Comedy Central. I just remember seeing it on, I don't know if it was Hulu or where it was. So now the show, five-year deal, $1.5 billion, that's going to be $300 million a year. This is crazy. And that's it. The deal apparently is still being finalized. But it is one of the, I think it's one of the longest running shows. This show came out right when I started college.

I was a freshman in college. I think when this show launched, either that or a senior in high school. I don't remember. It was like right there. I was like 17, 18 years old when the show launched. Because I graduated when I was 17. So I, that's, I mean, that's how long the show's been on. I've raised like, you know, I've got two kids.

I have a whole family. That's how long this show's been on. How wild is that? I don't know any other show that's had the longevity that South Park has. So interesting. So I, there are a lot of, like, really jealous creators out there over the South Park stuff. And I do think it's fabulous. that, you know, and it's not, let me add this for some context, too. If this was just about

Trump not liking Colbert, South Park's made fun of him too. Southmark, they make fun literally of everybody. They are equal opportunity offenders. They make fun of everybody. But there's a difference. They do it to have fun. Stephen Colbert does it because he's an old crank. That's why. There's a big difference. He's just mean-spirited, nasty old crank. That's what he is. One way makes money and Colbert's way doesn't. I mean, it's so much, I mean, ridicule is fabulous. It is powerful. It's funny. It's unifying. And it's somewhat based in truth. But when South Park does it, they're not being mean-spirited. It is hysterical when they do it. And it makes sense. And it's written well. And the voice actors,

they're good voice actors. Stephen Colbert is just mean. Isn't he? He's like me. He just mean and he tries to wrap his mean spiritedness. And like I guess he thinks he can get a pass for it because he's a comedian. Lorraine reminds me. So Simpson started in 1989, still running.

South Park started in 97. Simpsons are the same way. They make fun of everything. That's like the whole, if you want to be successful, there is there you you can make fun of everything and you can do it and still have fun it's when you lose the good humor about it

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Video shows deputies arresting a man who tried to set fire to a Florida gym before he was found laying naked in a tanning bed. Body camera footage released by Lee County Sheriff's Office shows them respond. Of course, it's a planet fitness. Do they have like those things? They have those tanning beds at Planet Fitness. That makes all the sense in the world.

That makes so much sense now. They got reports that a naked man was running through the gym crawling into the ceiling and trying to start a fire in the bathroom. Then they are searching, oh, I guess it is. They do have them there. Really? Well, they serve donuts there, too. I'd plan of fitness from what I heard.

Yeah, you didn't know that? Yeah, so that makes sense that they do this too. It's like fitness, but not. So they are searching the gym with guns drawn and canine before they find them naked in a taining bed. 25-year-old Henry with two R's for some reason. Avarado was taken into custody and placed in a patrol car. They had to wrap them in a towel.

The deputy goes, I'm going to wrap you up. because you left cheek marks. Oh, God. Yeah. So he ran around. He climbed into the ceiling, knocked down ceiling tiles. He did all kinds of stuff.

So he's got a number of charges. I know. Let's see. A Florida man gets a, he wins a DUI after he plays a game of drive a lawnmower and a busy roads.

Wow, what a fun game. Don't do it. So a Florida man got picked up by police because he drove his riding lawnmower down a busy toll road while he was drunk six ways to Sunday. Christopher Spain, 38. He went out for a little drive or a mo. And when he failed to signal or

it wasn't because he failed a signal or because he sped, they said he was driving erratically. How do you drive erratically in a lawnmower? I mean, for whatever reason, when you give me small objects that have power, I can't drive them very well, but I could probably drive a lawnmower like better than this guy. And so he apparently drove the thing on a toll. Road, witnesses called police and they made clear that they were able to catch him and they took him into custody. He's got a DUI charge. Stick with us. We've got more in store. Third hour next. CBS, our network, CBS, who I want to reiterate have always been great partners. Put out a statement saying a very, you know, very nice things about me and about the show.

And thank you to them for that. They clarified that the cancellation was purely a financial decision. But how could it purely be a financial decision if the late show is number one in ratings? A lot of folks, it's confusing. A lot of folks are asking that question, mainly my staff's parents and spouses. Well, over the weekend, somebody at CBS followed up their gracious press release with a gracious anonymous leak saying they pulled the plug on our show because of losses pegged between $40 million and $50 million a year. 40 million is a big number. I could see us losing $24 million, but where would Paramount have possibly spent the other $16 million? Oh, yeah.

They just spent $100 and something on South Park because they're funnier than you. Golly, I can't wait until he's off air because he's just not funny and he's mad. Imagine being mad and bad and then complaining that people don't just, like, give you participation trophies. Why is he act like such a millennial? He's like a, isn't he? I don't know how old he is, but he's like, sick. something, isn't he? I don't know. I really don't know. I don't care. Don't tell me

because I don't care. I really don't. I just don't care. Welcome back to the program. Kill us all now because that's the left is just, actually I can't even deal with him. They apparently we got a deal, a trade deal. White House and Philippines made a trade deal per the hill. They agreed to the trade deal with the U.S.

They're going to lower tariffs on its, I like how they first, there's immediately right in that first sentence. Can you check your stories, before you run with your typos. Philippines has agreed to a trade deal with the United States that will lower U.S. tariffs on its experts to 19%.

Lower your tariffs on your experts. Well, dang. I mean, what were the experts tariffed at, Kay? I was looking for the info on exports, though. Yeah, well, that's not what we're talking about is it, sir. We're talking about experts. Now, I don't know what type of experts. I mean, I know it's a typo, but still.

the O is on the other side of the keyboard from the E. It really is. It's like way over there. Takes a whole other hand. I know, I'm saying. So they said it's a great visit. They're going to pay 19% tariff and they're going to work together militarily. And so it's, I mean, it goes from 20 to 19%. I don't know.

You get a discount. Trump announced a 17% duty on imports from the Philippines in the spring that was on his liberation day. But he said it would go up to. it would go up to 20% is what he says. So now he's, now he's at 19%. I don't care. Okay, good. Great. Let's get some, let's get trade deals. Dear heavens, let's do this, please. That's what we've been needing to do. Something has to happen. All right, I promised you that I was going to share with you this way that white progressives are trying to aggravate John Roberts and conservatives. This is. actually hysterical. Do you kayak came? Let me start with those. I have, but it's been so long,

and I don't think I ever will again. I mean, I've kayaked. I don't like it because it makes me pretend that I can't use my legs. And I feel like I'm trapped. And I don't like that. I don't, what if you fall over? What if it tips over? And then you're, I'm sure that there's a way that it doesn't do that, but what if? You know, what if? Anyway, Anyway, so progressives in Maine kayaked. This is what about Bob episode or sequel.

They kayaked at the summer home of Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts to protest the extremist agenda and demand resistance to tyranny. And it looks, if I'm being honest, it looks really lame. I mean, you have a bunch of like basically

granola people. They love their granola. And they're oh my gosh you guys they made an actual whole video oh my gosh they actually made like a whole produced video oh my gosh they actually did yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah it's on my ronda they um made a whole video of this where they um i guess one of them has a drone upper island flotilla they called it a flotilla wait let's let's let's one two three four five six seven nine kayaks there's nine whole kayak nine whole kayaks.

And they called it a flotilla. And they, I don't know what they're doing. I'm watching this video. And they're just basically in the water way, way, way, way far away from his house. That's on his summer house. I guess it's on the land. I don't know where his summer house is. And they are sitting there and I don't know what they're doing.

What was the point of this exercise? Juan's showing you the video. Okay, someone explaining me how this is supposed to be a protest. I was told there was a flotilla. Well, yeah, but it's just a bunch of like granola eaters and tofu and hemp weavers. And they're just in the water there. They're just there doing whatever God knows what. What are they doing?

They're just sitting there. Oh, now they're all together in that video. Look, now they're all together. I feel like Snoop Dog narrating Nat Geo. Look at all these hippies. Oh, there's somebody in a little raft. That's not a kayak liar. So what is the point of this?

A bunch of dorks get in their kayaks and they go sit in the water like weirdos outside of John Roberts' summer home. That's what, this is why I would have alligator snapping turtles and I would release them all into the water just then. What is the point of this? I don't even know which one is his house. I guess the one where they keep trying to fly the drone up near his house. So what is this a protest? Nobody knows what this is about. It just looks, what is the purpose of it? You waste a beautiful day sitting in a kayak outside, somewhat outside, like somewhat kind of near somebody's house. That's all it is. Kane, that's all it is. I'm helping.

I'm helping. Look at me. They had a float. Oh, they had signs that read that no one could read from shore that said, shame, protect democracy. And you made a king. And then they had little signs that lined the road that you can't read. Like they're like the size of a piece of paper. You can't even read them.

How do we message? Can I just, wait, can we just, I mean, these are rich white people in their kayaks, number one. They're just, I'm going to go out and protest in my kayak. Okay. Can we start protesting people at their homes for stuff? Okay, because here's why. because I saw a chick that was wearing nude-colored leggings. Nobody should ever wear those.

She was wearing nude-colored leggings. And I saw her in the grocery store in the frozen food section. And I was like, what? I just saw a pantsless person. And it took me a hot second to realize, no, those are her legs. And she's, my grandmother says, would say leggings like this. And I can't say it like I used to anymore. I have to say it the way she does.

And this woman was in leggings. Okay. Nude-colored leggings and had black flip-flops on. First off, leggings aren't pants. Maybe put on shoes. And I just think that if you're going out in sweats and workout gear, you're just giving up in life. I subscribe to the Carl Lagerfield theory of dress. You don't leave your house in sweats and you don't wear leggings as pants.

And especially, there's never any time that nude leggings is okay. So the reason I'm asking this is because are we just going to start randomly protesting people? for things we dislike. Because I would be so busy if that's the case. Right? You could get some people involved with your cause. I'd show up like leggings aren't pants with like signs you could actually read. Like ban nude leggings.

Nude leggings. Nude leggings is tyranny. That's the kind of stuff, you know. Dude leggings is tyranny. I said that. Yep. That's what I said. It's is not our.

It's is. Just things like that. you know or um i don't know i mean i just maybe we can do stuff like that this is such a rich progressive way to protest by the way well guys i have an idea let's go get on our kayaks yeah look aren't they expensive hang on i don't know anything about kayaks i don't care if it's live radio i'm asking that expensive

maybe they are kayaks expensive okay answer oh yeah they are actually oh wait no yeah they're they're actually not like super cheap they're very expensive Really? Prices vary. Yeah, I mean, apparently, yeah, they're like $500,000 apparently. What? I don't know. I'd rather just have a gentleman then.

Kayaking is not like a totally, is it as expensive as hockey? Probably not. But anyway, I just think that that's like the most progressive, the most trust fund socialist way to protest is, guys, let's go getting our kayaks. And let's go kayak over to John Rock. Roberts's summer home. Let's leave our summer homes in our kayaks and go to John Roberts's summer home and let's go protest him from our kayaks. Oh, yeah, Steve knows. Well, they would leave their summer homes and they would get in their kayaks and paddle over. And then what do you

do? Like that's so anticlimactic. You're there protesting with your sign. You got to balance your paddle and you got your sign. Like, do you have like chance or something? I don't know. The thing I love most is that they made a very well-produced. They made a very well-produced video. My dog just broke into the studio. They made a very... You can't come in here. But you can't, though.

But you can't. Oh, Wicke is turning up pretty good. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. But that's not for puppies. Anyway, he's mad because he heard about the kayakers. So Wick learned how to open gate. You can't, though. He's more of a canoe.

It's not for puppies. It's not for puppies. Kind of guy. So he learned how to like open gates. Juan's showing you right now. So they had a drone. Who's controlling the drone? So they had a drone that made all this footage and did this like super well produced

to video. And they, this is so like self glorifying. I want to throw a big old bold. right in between the kayak and just have the waves go. What's the next level of protesting? Is it helicopters? Hey, guys, let's get in our helicopters. Let's fly over someone's summer home.

Yeah, we're going to go take our choppers and go fly over someone else's mansion. We're going to leave our mansions in our kayaks, and we're going to paddle over, and then we're going to protest, and then we're going to... This is me paddling fast. Paddling back over. That's what we're doing. Let's imagine the time right before. before the kayaker showed up at Roberts home.

And now let's think of the time right after they left. What was the difference? Was there any sort of change? Was there an addition to policy that somehow popped up because of it? Like what did they do by floating by and sitting around for a little bit? No. I would walk out with a brusky on my deck and be like, what up, losers? And now, all of the news you would probably miss.

It's time for Dana's Quick 5. Really sad, breaking news just now. Ozzy Osbourne dead at age 76 years old. It's now being announced by everyone from Hollywood reporter to TMZ. The Osbournes apparently said in a statement that he died, died today surrounded by love. That is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning. They said he was with his family surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family.

privacy at this time. This was just a couple of weeks after he played his The Farewell Show with Sabbath, The Farewell Show. So he went out on his own terms. Unbelievable. Wow. I mean, just one of those guys you thought would live forever. We'll have more on that coming up. But Ozzy Osbourne now dead at age 76, just announced by the family. Also, some of our latest headlines. and we're going to have more on that, like I said, coming up. We also have this, let's say, da-da-da-da, an engine of a Boeing passenger plane burst into flames during takeoff, another Boeing plane. Grip, rip, rip, and also there is a, well, what, is the do not drink order? It was lifted in Port Angeles after a fuel tanker spill.

That's K-I-R-O-Tenel-7 that first reported that. And that was just the other day. They said they finally lifted the do-not-drink order for, for residents after a tanker truck carrying gas and diesel overturned in Indian Creek. So a lot of stuff happening. Ozzy Osbourne dead at 76 years. We have that and more coming up. Stick with us.

Make some common sense of the crazy headlines with the Dana Show podcast. You're on the go guide for getting up to speed on today's most important stories. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or your favorite podcast platform. Gosh, this is one of the best songs, too. Ozzy Osbourne dead at age 76. Well, Mama, I'm coming home. And this is one of my absolute favorite songs that anybody has ever done. I mean, No More Tears is amazing.

Crazy Train. I mean, the catalog of his music is amazing. And it's like, man, this is a bummer. 76 years old, that seems so young, right? That seems so young. Steve, can we wait until at least it hits the chorus? I mean, it's going to take a little bit, but, you know, to get there. Those of you who are watching the stream, you're like, what?

We're playing it for the radio folks in the background. But it's such a great track. Mama, I'm coming home. That's such a great track. Dead at 76. And it was just announced by the family. They released a statement. But goodness.

This song, this was, what was this release in 90? Something like 90, I think. 91 something like that i just i remember when this song came out i think i was in six or seventh grade and i thought man this is like such a great song and i remember don't laugh at me i had my sony discman you know i have my sony disman that you had to hold like this because if you bumped it at all it'd skip but we'd drive back from the ozarks from my family and i'd have my little my little headphones on and I'd listen to the song leaving. And there's a chorus that kicks in. Oh,

so good. So good. Dead at 76 years old. Now, you guys know I'm a, I'm, Kane and I are big, big music aficionados. I like all good music. It doesn't matter like I'll go in any genre. Love Black Sabbath. Love Ozzy Osbourne. I've been, I've seen them live. I don't know how many times. I've been to Oz Fest. In fact, one of the coolest moments of my life. It was backstage at something because we knew some mutual people and I was seven months pregnant with my second son and it was something that members of Sabbath were doing and Gieser Butler was backstage and I found myself standing literally right next to Gieser Butler.

It could not have been nicer. He was incredibly nice and he was very concerned because I was very pregnant and he was just like, oh, you all right. Do you, would you not to sit down? And I was very, he was very nice but um yeah just uh he man ozie had a very what how many comebacks that this guy have i mean you never really left but think of it how many not comebacks how many iterations in his career did he have successfully that's that is an accomplishment in and of itself uh i mean after i think when did he start doing the osborns when they start doing the reality show that's i think was one of the big moments for reality television. That is literally the only reality show I ever watched was the Osborne.

I'm not into like reality TV. I've never been into reality TV. Dave, you know, he's, that show is interesting. And he's still toured. He's still toured. I liked his work that he did was Zach Wild. I mean, you know, goodness. Everything that he did was good.

I loved the duet that he did with Lita Ford and closed my eyes forever. Gosh, do you remember. Kane when that track hit. I mean, it's still, that's still, is a great track. So 76 years of age. And we were talking on break. So, uh,

Keith Richards is how old? How old is Keith Richards? He's still alive, right? Yeah, he's like 11,000 years old. He's still, and he's, yeah, he's still out there playing. But yeah, his first, his, can you imagine, your Ozzy Osbourne and your, first solo album and the first

track, the hit track off your debut solo album is crazy train. How many people strike gold like that? That's such a great track. Such a great track. And then of course, Des Moines, Iowa is forever going to be famous well, for a number of reasons, the least of which include

the bat biting. He did think, in his defense, he thought that that was a fake bat that someone threw on stage. He didn't think it was real until and I read it I watched an interview with him where he didn't actually know it was real until I bit into it He wasn't trying to like eat a bat I mean I don't know unless he was pulling our leg in that I don't know but man there's not a lot of There's there's every now and then you get these pop culture events that happen and I think it really kind of like sharpens perspective of everything and one of the things that really struck out, really stuck out to me is how important I think live music is and rock and roll. It's not, music today is different. It's very different. And you see how big bands are that

incorporate a lot of, you know, the more old school sound and old school instrumentation. I have to say old school instrumentation now because everything seems to be like computer generated. but man I don't know I hope everybody's like blasting some Ozzy today that's just wild that yeah everyone's like man

this hits hard it does crazy he's seven I don't know he's just one of those guys that you think is gonna live forever like Keith Richards right like Keith Richards is the only thing

that's going to be left on this planet and 100 like you know several years 100,000 years in the future we'll have Nokia old Nokia flip phones cockroaches

and Keith Richards He's his only good, and I don't say that as it be mean. That man figured out how to live through everything. And I thought Ozzy would be another one. I really did. I thought he would be another one. Man. So he was able to go out, though, on his own terms, man.

He played a live show. I mean, that was just a couple of weeks ago. Craziness. Craziness. So, man, I know. I know everyone's asking me about my grandma's rule of three, Kane. I can't keep. Lorraine goes 76 is not young

Yes it is Lorraine It is young and rock and roll It's young In rock and roll it's actually not young Stop it, stop it, King In rock and roll True And you know

She says Richards is yeah he's 81 Is it mean that I thought Keith Richards would go first No everyone Right You all thought he was gonna go first right We've been thinking that since the 90s Yeah we've been thinking that since the 90s Man

So yeah if you're just joining us, Ozzy Osbourne, absolutely legendary, has passed away, age 76 years old. And, man,

just pretty unbelievable. Pretty unbelievable. They said that, I mean, this is just weeks after his final show. Didn't he go out sitting in a chair?

He was out in the throne for his final show. And honestly, like his voice, his tone and his pitch, sounded pretty dang good. You got to

give him credit. You know, I don't know. He's got, he definitely lived loudly. He snorted ants once, didn't he? Did he snort ants in front of Motley crew? Isn't that the story that they were trying to like one up each other and then he snorted a bunch of ants and they were like, oh my gosh. Yeah. So, I don't know he's got uh uh i mean he helped define and i think mainstay an entire genre and uh i think he like really he they got a lot of i think they got a lot of heat for being because they're like oh you're in at the occult and you're into all of this i mean it was a stage performance no less than alice cooper was a stage performance and alice cooper is an absolute devout christian and i would put up his charitable work against anybody's any day of the week um you know ozie me

maybe less so, but it was about theater. It was about theatrical performance. That's what it was. But he was able to, I think, survive through so many different things, not just in music, but so many different controversies. And he always came back because he always made good music. I think that should be like a lesson for people, especially like when you have controversies in politics. You know, you can better weather controversy if you have a good body of work to stand on. And that's why a lot of the clickbait hoard them and influencing and all of that's just such trash it's why there are a dime a dozen and people come and go you got to be able to stand on your body of work um and that's one of the things whether it's music or any kind of anything you you can see that it's it's incredibly

evident for him he sold over a hundred million records galley golly a hundred million records just unbelievable but uh yeah he's um i don't know he's always just always seemed like he was a mainstay that he was going to be a mainstays. So goodness. Anything to add, Cain? Anything to add? Not really. I mean, that sound was influential for rock as a whole for many decades.

And it still will be, you know, out into the future. But definitely a very influential sound. Yeah. Yeah, very much so. I would absolutely agree. Very, very much so. So, wow, just craziness. Just craziness.

So I'm happy I got to see him live. That's all I care about. I'm happy I got to see him perform live a couple of times. And, you know, enjoyed his music. So just another one gone. I don't know. Everyone's like Dana. Grandma's rule of three because now everybody's petrified.

I literally got like a handful of emails just in the past like 20 minutes about this. I don't know. Kane, you got to keep track of this. Who's the third now? Or is that three? Are we safe for a while? What's up? I mean, I think that's technical.

three because I mean if you think about it this guy Tom Troop who Tom Troop he was in Star Trek and Mary Hartman Mary Hartman no he doesn't count he doesn't count okay well he would have made three then well I don't you have to know him Theo Huxstable and then we've got Ozzy Osbourne and there was someone else before Theo yeah so that would be three but that was a while Yeah, yeah, but it's like if it's in, so for the people who have no idea what I'm talking about, God love her, God rest her soul, I don't want to get haunted. But my grandmother had like some really crazy rules and really crazy, like, superstitions. So she had this rule of three. Deaths are always in threes. And it has to be somebody that you know of or that you know, like somebody famous of whom you know of them or somebody that you actually personally know. And if, you there's a fourth and it starts all over again, right? But it's always in threes. She's never been wrong, I'm just saying.

So whenever we have a celebrity death or a political or whatever it is, we have to go by the rule of three. So I can't remember who, I swear there was, I thought there was like a third one, but, you know, I, mm-hmm. I don't remember. I don't remember now. My brain just got fried because of this news. I don't remember who the third one is. Anyway, I'll mull it over tonight. But a couple of other things to get into.

Connie Francis, thank you, Steve. Vegas Larry. God love you, Vegas Larry. Vegas Larry's got the memory that's going to save us all. Connie Francis. Theo Huxstable, aka Malcolm Jamal Warner,

and now Ozzy. So that's three. That's three. So it starts over. Okay. So we're, now if there's another one, then the rule three starts again.

I didn't make this rule. My granny boots. And they called her boots because she was mean. I don't know how that makes sense, but that's what they did. That's her rule. And that's what we got to roll by. So, man alive. All right.

What? This is the most depressing segment of radio ever. We can't go out. We can't go into a break like this. I feel like Casey Kasem now. You can't go from an up-tempo song into a dog death. If you guys have no idea what I'm talking about, you need to Google, Casey Kasem. dog. Just Google it. And then there's going to be this video where he's pre-taping a program

and he's very upset because he has to go from an uptempo song, right? From a song into this dedication of a dog death. And he's like he gets so mad. He gets so mad about it. And he just works himself up into a fit over it. Not able to catch the full Dana show. Follow Dana's absurd truth podcast and get news and laughs delivered in short, easy to do. Digest episodes. Ideal for your busy lifestyle on Apple or wherever you get your podcast. Who didn't when they were learning to play guitar, try to get this line? Who didn't try to do that?

Actually, no, I did, so I can't. I don't know. I play a really bad rhythm guitar. But I can play. But, yeah, I mean, after that, you know, like breaking into the verse, like, no, I'm done now at that point. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash, with you. and we were talking about Ozzy Aswan because he passed away age 76. That's like an iconic thing, I think, for just like music. And it's one of the water cooler things.

And when I say a water cooler thing, I mean, there's different things that happen in pop culture that everyone can be like, wait a minute, pause for a moment. Democrat, Republican, whatever, independent, DEI, non-D-EI. And everybody can be like, wait a minute, there's a commonality here. That happens so hardly at all anymore, right? and it just pulls you out of your little individual silos and you're back, for the lack of a better way to put it, in Earth's gen pop, right? You're pulled out of your own little silo and you're like, wait a minute, we all liked him? We all liked his music? Yes. And, you know, I'm sure we didn't agree on everything and that's irrelevant. He still made great, he had great songs. He had really

good songs. But that's one of the reasons why this is like also something that, you know, you kind of hover over a little bit. But, because it was just one of those, it's one of those things, one of those unifying things, the water cooler moment. But man, that's a great song. Randy Rhodes is on that song. I think he's got a, he helped write. He's got a songwriting credit on that, on that track too. That was from his debut album. And that was like his, like, his debut song off it. That's crazy to have. such a barn burner, like right out of the gate. But yeah, and I said to Kane, I'm like, are we going to have a bunch of sissies now? We don't have like a lot of, we don't have very many

really good old school rock and rollers anymore. We don't. People who threw caution to the in and embraced what that what it's kind of all about you know you just you embrace I'm not saying sin and excess get over it for a minute but that audible journey I don't know how else to put it came no it's more formulaic now back then it was just kind of discovering some new ground now it's all people would get into a room and they jam and they'd write a song nowadays you got session musicians and computers and they're like well okay this group likes this melody so we're going to put the oh oh oh in every song everybody's barring traits. The millennial yodel.

They're barring traits from people who blazed trails. That's what everyone's doing now. All right. Today and stupidity came. Well, I guess we can use Jamie Lee Curtis because there's so much stupid. It's hard to choose. It was just sort of that and just pointed around at it. So let's do cut 11. Well, I listen to this.

It's bad. He's a great, great guy. They just cut NPR and, you know, public broadcasting. Yes. They're trying to. violence people, but that won't work. Sorry. You having federal dollars, having them taken away is not the same thing as a right being violated.

Yeah. Nobody's rights were violated. Nobody had their rights violated. Folks, that does it for us today. Have a good rest of your evening. I will be back with you tomorrow.