The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Monday September 9 - Full Show

Episode Date: September 9, 2024

Dick and Liz Cheney endorse Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris publishes her platform over the weekend. Is Kamala Harris’ post-convention bump over? Dana breaks down the keys to having an effective debate... Tuesday night. Dana shares a story about responding to a woke preacher in Idaho on the Internet. Dana shares even more stories of the outrageous migrant crime happening in cities across the country including Haitian migrants beheading and eating ducks in Ohio. Pete Buttigieg says Republicans are using the investigation into the botched Afghanistan withdrawal as a “political football”. Did Beyonce get snubbed for her receiving zero nominations at this year's Country Music Awards? Foreign policy expert Stephen Yates joins us on the investigation into Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal, Kathy Hochul’s former adviser’s ties to the CCP and the immigration crisis.Please visit our great sponsors:Black 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.  Hillsdalehttps://danaforhillsdale.comVisit DanaForHillsdale.com to pick your new favorite podcast today on the Hillsdale College Podcast Network.  KelTechttps://KelTecWeapons.comInnovation. Performance. Keltec. Learn more at KelTecWeapons.com today.Patriot Mobilehttps://patriotmobile.com/danaGet a free month of service with code Dana.ReadyWise https://readywise.comUse promo code Dana20 to save 20% on any regularly priced item.Tax Network USAhttps://TNUSA.com/DANADon’t let the IRS control your life—empower yourself with Tax Network USA. Visit TNUSA.com/DANA

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Starting point is 00:00:01 But have you spoken to Harris in the process of making this? And can you tell us anything about that conversation? I'm not going to talk about the details of the conversation, except I would just say that she has a full recognition and understanding of the stakes of this race and of the importance of reflecting the broad coalition that's coming together to support her. Well, I don't know about you, but I just couldn't make up my mind until Liz Cheney weighed in. Yay. I mean, I get up every day and I think, gosh, WWCD, what would the Cheney's do? It's my first thought, America. I know that you guys were on the edge of your seats just waiting and wondering what the Cheney's were going to do. I mean, how did the Cheney's take their coffee? What is the Cheney's favorite cut of rib? Who did the Cheney's want for President of the United States? I mean, you know, they're the most influential family that's ever existed. existed on God's green earth, right? I mean, God just made them special er. Just saying.
Starting point is 00:01:05 And seen. Hi. Welcome. It's Monday. Dana Lash here with you. I'm at the top of this very first hour. And in case you can't tell, that's just both of them did. I'm just curious as to what they hope to accomplish with that.
Starting point is 00:01:20 No one hears, wow. You know, Dick and Liz, they just endorsed Kamala. I'm going to just totally renounce everything I stand for. Lord and Savior and I'm just going to vote for Satan. I mean, that's what it kind of seems like, right? Oh, boy, so they did. That's what happened. Cheney, you knew, didn't she do it before?
Starting point is 00:01:40 I really don't. I think she did it. I think she backed him before. Or back, sorry, Harris before. And I think Cheney did. Dick Cheney, I think, I just know he doesn't like Trump. Dick Cheney came out with, I don't know. I may be honest with you.
Starting point is 00:01:53 I read like the first graph and then I skimmed it. I'm like, this is ridiculous. Like, I love that. I love that people like him love themselves a lot. I don't have anything. I don't know any of them. I've never met any of them. But I just,
Starting point is 00:02:07 I don't understand this, this flex, if it's a flex. Cheney was mad. Let's see. I call Trump depraved human being. J.D. Vance was a misogynistic pig. Oh, I guess it's Liz.
Starting point is 00:02:18 It says that. And then Dick Cheney decided he's, he's backing him as well. He said Trump is a threat to our republic and a coward. There you have it. So I don't know. I mean, I just, we can all now go about our lives that we know what they're going to do. That's, you know, I mean, it's very important that we knew what the Cheney's were going to.
Starting point is 00:02:40 It just changes the course of the election. You know, it's, oh my gosh, look at it. The world reversed spinning. The world on its axis stopped spinning and then reversed. We're actually going backwards in time. That was me talking backwards just then because of the power of the Cheney's influence. It's just amazing, right? Am I exaggerating that ever so slightly?
Starting point is 00:03:03 No, I'm not America. It's America's first family. We know that. We know it's true. So, I don't know. I just, the whole thing is weird to me. It's weird. I mean, who gives a rat's ass?
Starting point is 00:03:14 Who cares? You're going to go, okay. You're going to go vote for, okay. Nobody's cared anything since, like, what, the early aughts. War criminals, all I heard from the left, war criminal, as the description of Dick Cheney. literally war criminal for decades the Democrats. Oh my gosh, they have vilified him as,
Starting point is 00:03:33 I mean, he was literally a Hitler. What do you think that started? That started with Bush. Bush was literally a Hitler. I have crashed. So I used to crash lefty protests,
Starting point is 00:03:43 and I would stand in the back and just make a ridiculous spectacle of myself so they couldn't air any of the footage. I don't know if you guys knew that. There's probably some B-roll of me like being really ridiculous out there somewhere. I'm positive. But they would interview these activists,
Starting point is 00:03:56 and I would be in the background. and I would just go crazy because I'm like, you're not going to use any of this footage. You're not going to take this live. Anyway, long story short, I've crashed a lot of these protests. There used to be a website back in the early odds called protest crashers and you'd print out signs and you'd just take a friend and you go. It was so fun. Anyway, I can't tell you how many of those I've been to where they were like burning
Starting point is 00:04:17 them an effigy, Bush and Cheney. They were burning them in effigy. I saw like somebody spent the time, who does this? Somebody spent the time to make. a paper mache of both of them gave them both a little Hitler stashes which actually kind of made it really difficult to figure out who the paper machet was supposed
Starting point is 00:04:35 to be because none of these people were like truly artistic. Anyway, so they had like a little Hitler stash and then they beat them like pinionas and burned them. No joke. I watched that happen, downtown St. Louis. I watch that happen. So I'm just saying, now what's this? Well, I love the people who used to portray me as La La La Ha La.
Starting point is 00:04:53 I mean, that help kicked all of this off. So I just think it's weird. I don't get why they, I don't know. I mean, I can't actually say that someone's literally Hitler unless they are Hitler. That's kind of what the literally means. And I also can't say that someone's a threat to democracy or a threat to the republic unless they're actually a threat to the republic. I mean, granted, I don't agree with Trump about everything. I don't agree with a lot of the people that he puts in his cabinet or in his inner circle. But to sit here and say that the dude is a the right to the republic is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. That's like St. Marie and
Starting point is 00:05:30 Twinnett lived modestly. What the hell's wrong with you? This is so goofy. But why do these people come out and think that this is going to, I mean, that's a great way. This just shows you how clueless they are. That actually drives people to support Trump. Because people don't like Cheney Bush. Bush Cheney. There's some criticisms. Now, nothing personal against the guy. I just think this is dumb. Just, you know, I don't know. It's just the whole thing is weird. The whole thing is weird. And Lorraine reminds that the, you guys remember that bio, that film that they did of Cheney, Vice? And they said, they said Cheney's actually worse than Trump, the guy who did that. Of course. It's literally hell. So I don't know. What do you, is your, are you greatly influenced now, Kane?
Starting point is 00:06:18 No, not at all. As a matter of fact, if I was on the fence and I saw somebody like Cheney, you know endorsing Kamlo like he did i would do opposite of that i would do opposite of that i mean it's had such an impact we're going to talk about some of the polling that shows her actually slipping a little uh you know because the impact that it's had uh so we're going to discuss all of that harris speaking of which she's finally published her policies guys on her website yeah i mean she's only been in the race for a couple of months so you know i mean better no better time than now to finally put your policies up there. I love how they, I mean, the words, this is, did that Megan Markle lady write everything on
Starting point is 00:07:00 this website? Because it sounds like a bunch of new age words salad garbage. Listen to this. This president Harris will never hesitate to take whatever action is necessary to protect us, force us, and undressed from Iran and Iran-back terrorist groups. Vice President Harris will always stand up for Israel's right to defend itself, except when asked by the press. And she will always ensure Israel has the ability to defend herself. Why don't you like say the same? What, Who wrote that sentence? She and President Biden are working on the war in Gaza. And they said that such that Israel's secure and hostages are released and suffering
Starting point is 00:07:35 Gaza ends. And the Palestinian people can realize the right to dignity. Blah, blah, let's see, scrolling. I mean, it's just, it's she's, so she's going to defend Israel. Israel's right to defend itself by ending the war in Gaza so that the people who voted for Hamas and Hamas can realize their. quote dignity, right to dignity, security, freedom, and self-determination. I mean, part of their self-determination is putting Hamas into power. But okay. So the,
Starting point is 00:08:06 she gets into anti-competitive practices. I mean, it's finally up on her website. I, unfortunately, I did look because I had to. It's part of my job. And it's called a new way forward. So wait, is it forward still or is it a new way forward? Ooh, notice that slight edit. Because forward is going over about as well as a turd and a punchbolt as at a party. Nobody, because they're like, you're in charge. You've been in charge for four years. What are you talking about? So, forward.
Starting point is 00:08:35 Wait, Kane, this is what she's going to bring for you. She's going to help you with groceries. Yeah. She's going to make rent more affordable and homeownership more attainable. Is she? Uh-huh. How? She's going to give, Vice President of House, it's going to get first-time home bars
Starting point is 00:08:52 $25,000 to help with our Don payments with more generous support for first generation homeowners. So if you live here in the United States and you pay your stuff and you have your kids who live here in the United States and they pay their stuff and they have their kids who live in the United States and they pay for their stuff, get in the back of the line, suckers, because if you came over here questionably legally or not, then you know, you don't get the $25,000. And all the houses are going to be $25,000 more expensive. So government spending that got us into this mess. her proposal is to create more government spending to get out of the mess. Yeah. It's like screwing to preserve virginity. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:09:34 It's not. Mm-hmm. I don't. Just because you know why you don't understand it? Because you're a sexist. Oh. It's because the plan originated in the mind of a woman. A woman with a lady bits.
Starting point is 00:09:48 A woman. That's why. So sexist and maybe racist and some other stuff. because you are white adjacent, let's be honest. So the new way forward, that's the super fun, her policies up. Well, now you can actually see what she's for. She had to do it, and I feel like they rushed through it for the debate, because if she gets on the debate stage, then Trump's going to be like,
Starting point is 00:10:11 she doesn't even have her policies up, and people are going to go to the website, and they're going to be like, hey, he's actually right. What else is he right about? So I think that's why they had to do it. They're really not a lot. Like she, her, so let me just give you the headlines. This is what she's got. Cut taxes for middle class families.
Starting point is 00:10:30 And then she's got like two paragraphs about how the rich are going to get bent over a barrel. Make rent more affordable and homeownership more attainable. I just shared that with you. Grow small businesses and invest in entrepreneurs. With what? And they're talking about again, they want to give money to people. Yeah, that's tax dollars. That's not how that works.
Starting point is 00:10:50 Take on bad actors and bring down calls. What? Now, I want to be as dumb as a Democrats and take this literally. She's going after Hollywood. She's going after bad actors. Oh, my gosh. She's taking on big pharma to lower drug prices and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Let's see. We've got, oh, provide a pathway to the middle class through quality, affordable education. And we're increasing government spending. Let's see. Oh, roads and bridges support American innovation and workers. But not by, I don't know, getting government out of the regular. the economy to the nth degree to where we're cutting or we're increasing capital gains taxes, et cetera, and making it more, making it impossible for people to invest. No, no, no. She's all about roads and bridges, guys. That's all these people know. They never went, they never went beyond Bob the Builder level education in elementary school. Everything is Bob the Builder. Well, let's see, my plan is Bob the Builder. I'm sorry, what is it, Madam Vice President? Well, we're going to Bob the Builder the hell our way to the middle class. That's what we're going to do.
Starting point is 00:11:51 roads and bridges for everybody. So that's what, that's actually what she's pushing that. So she wants, let's see, oh, roads and rebuilding roads and bridges using materials made in America.
Starting point is 00:12:08 Well, don't you got to make sure those materials are made in America and what capital are you going to use with that because everybody's going to be paying more taxes? Okay. So then she's got, invest in affordable child care and long-term care.
Starting point is 00:12:18 Government pays for your kids. And then lower energy costs and tackle the climate crisis, which is the stupidest, like, oxymoronic statement you could make. So there you have it. Oh, wait. And then she's got restore and protect reproductive freedoms. Abortions and vaginas. There you go.
Starting point is 00:12:34 You knew that was coming. So I, um, nothing really comprehensive. No, no. Mm-mm. That requires thought, dear sir. Yeah, maybe Cheney could go right or some policies and see he's already writing statements to Portner. Less than 60 days out. Yeah.
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Starting point is 00:14:17 I do like the fact that they're kind of getting more normal size again, because I don't I am super with some things I'm very lazy and I don't want to have to use two hands from my phone Is that bad? That's like a first rule problem I mean I have to strain to re I'm like And it just makes me sad But they're ubiquitous iPhone's about to break new ground It's going into AI
Starting point is 00:14:37 What is that going to, is that going to make things actually work? Is it going to make Siri work better? Because Siri, my Siri hates me And does not do anything I ask her to do She's an irrelevant tool bag I just I don't use her for anything Anyway, iPhone 16, they said it's going to be tailored specifically for AI. I don't even know what that means.
Starting point is 00:14:53 Can that write text to people I don't want to text back? I don't know. What does it mean? Nobody knows. So anyway, we'll watch for that. I'm sure that that's going to be more exciting than Cheney endorsing Harris. Also, the animal sacrifices on the rise in queens with chickens and pigs being tortured and twisted rituals. Yay, sanctuary cities, woot, woot.
Starting point is 00:15:16 Yeah, that's apparently what's happening. If you want to be walking in the park, I mean, just be prepared. You're going to see a bunch of birds that their heads cut off or birds' heads that have been cut off. And in fact, citizens have been very upset. And by the way, a lot of them are like immigrants who came here legally that don't want to be playing in the park and watching animals' heads flying everywhere. I'm just saying. Keep your pets close. Keep your pets close.
Starting point is 00:15:37 Exactly. They said that creatures recovered. They said there have been life pigs, severed pig parts. Severed, oh, a near-dead baby rat tied up in a bag with chicken bones. I don't even know what that does. A freshly decapitated chicken heads, a live hen in distress. This is like the ultimate cops episode. We've got it all.
Starting point is 00:15:59 We have a near dead baby rat tied up in a bag with chicken bones. A freshly decapitated chicken head and a live hen in distress. And a dead dog with its neck snapped. I know it's horrific. But they said it's getting worse. The animal sacrifices are happening more and more repeatedly. According to Sloan Queeley, who's co-founder and president of animal rescue in that area. they said that it's, I mean, it's like an actual thing that they have to worry about.
Starting point is 00:16:20 Tons of animal sacrifices that are happening. This is crazy. We're going to come back to this. Also, a Gen Xer with an MBA can't get a job despite over 1,500 job applications. This is like one guy's quest because of Bidnomics. He said his degrees have been useless. I agree. I don't think that you need to be going unless you're going into, like, law, you're going into medicine,
Starting point is 00:16:41 maybe some kind of scientific thing. Otherwise, it's all just a giant scam. It really is. And police across the United States have been given a new UFO handbook, as they say that crafts post significant safety risks. I hope the October surprise is the existence of aliens or Bigfoot, like something. Stick with us. Maybe it will get lucky. Our partners that help bring your free radio, it's the folks over at Keltec, the P15. If you haven't seen the P15 yet, you need to check it out.
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Starting point is 00:17:53 sent you. 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. First of all, of course, I haven't seen what's in the report coming out tomorrow, but I do have a question about what they're doing over there. If they've had three years to assess what happened. Why are they delivering a report after Labor Day in a presidential election year? I think it really feeds in to a sense that this is something they're using as a political football. Stupidest man alive.
Starting point is 00:18:30 Right there. Bob the builder, Buttigieg. I mean, I just can't believe. I mean, it's the president oversaw one of the most disastrous withdrawals in any kind of, like, military history. And why is this coming up in an election year when his vice president said she was the last person in the room and advising him on it. Why is this totally coming up as a measure of her record? I just don't even know why. What? That guy. Welcome back to the program. Dan Alash here with you. Bob the builder, Buttigieg. This is why they stick him and make him work on transportation,
Starting point is 00:18:58 which should be the most boring job in the world, but because he is such an idiot. It's controversial. I just want to recap, he doesn't know why this election being the first held since the disastrous withdrawal from what was then called the Hami Carzai. International Airport in Kabul, which cost us 13 service members. He has no idea why that's important in this first election since that happened. Like, that's so crazy. What? He has no idea. I've heard mall rats that had like more sense and had a better ability to read the room than that cat. Good night. These are the people in our government. These are the people that are making decisions about what our taxpayers go to or tax dollars go to. These are people that are making decisions about your roads and bridges. No wonder they're all falling down all over the place.
Starting point is 00:19:44 Good heavens. So I wanted to talk a little bit about some of the polling that's out there, because if you read NBC, NBC is really pushing that Kamala Harris has an edge on Trump with women, women like Harris. Now, before I begin this topic, I could either have my first response to this headline, be something that is pretty neutral and everyone can pretty much go, okay, yeah, we can get behind that. or I can tell you exactly what I think on varnished. Which do you prefer? The red pill or the blue one. Which do you prefer, Kane? I like red pills. Okay, no neutral milk toast?
Starting point is 00:20:23 No. Okay, because women are stupid. What? Oh, I'm not supposed to say these things out loud. Like, it's, I can't tell you how many videos I've seen where women have been asked, who are you voting for? And they're like, that lady with a vagina, that one. Her.
Starting point is 00:20:41 She's a woman. I'm a woman. I'm voting for her. because of that. You never, I will give you this. You never hear a dude go, I'm voting for him because he's, he's a dude. No, you don't. You really don't. Margaret Thatcher existed, so shut up. You don't, you don't hear that. Dudes don't do that. And women who like to use male characteristics by which to measure their, their degree of empowerment are the first ones to go, I'm going to vote for her because she's a chick. Oh, I don't care if she sacrifices babies and
Starting point is 00:21:10 beats puppies with aluminum bats. I don't care. She's a woman. Yay. women. That's it. That's why. So that's the only, that's what I assume from this. It's the, it's the, it's the silliest thing ever. Now, the remedy to this, though, for some of the, what is it, black pill or the new trad bros that are single, don't have any women and they want to lecture, like happily married couples that have raised children have been together for over 20 years, about what a successful relationship looks like. I'm just curious. Those people would say that you would take away women's right to vote when some of those women actually pay more in tax than you do and make more money than they do. I would say, no, it's with better.
Starting point is 00:21:44 her speech and to shut down those stupid arguments and to convert those women into voting like-minded the way that we would. That's the, that's the response to that. But I was looking at some of this because I don't dislike Nikki Haley. She did unfollow me on X, though. She used to follow me and she totally unfollowed me. I mean, I was, I wasn't mean, but I was honest in my criticism, but she totally unfollowed me. I cried for 5,000 days over that. I want you to know. I was so depressed. Sound true. Yeah, doesn't it?
Starting point is 00:22:17 So she was asked about this through NBC and she was telling NBC well it's because Trump and Vance need to change the way that they speak about women. You don't need to call Kamala dumb. But I mean, you don't have to.
Starting point is 00:22:32 You can see it, but it doesn't hurt. And what is this? Well, she can. So this is politics. Everybody put on your big girl britches and grow up. Come on. I mean, either you can hang or you can't. That's it. That's the, that's the nature of the game. Good heavens. So some of the surveys,
Starting point is 00:22:48 a lot of people have been discussing, you know, who's, because Trump is opening up a little bit of a lead. I'm always going to caution you people on this. You know why? Because you tell Republicans, there's a little bit of a lead here and they're like, oh, that's great. We can all go home and relax. And then that's it. They leave. I'm not even joking you. I've seen this happen so many times. So I almost want to lie to them and be like, no, we're so far behind. No, don't go home. stay in and no, you need to go out and be evangelizing. No, because it is true, like every time. So you get this New York Times,
Starting point is 00:23:18 Siena poll showing that Harris is actually losing any kind of steam that she had. It was out yesterday morning, and it was looking at likely voters. Now, yes, it's not registered, likely. So that's a, and it was looking at about 48 percent, it was 48 to 47, and they're, especially, in some of these battleground states. That's where they pulled some of this from. And it didn't, it didn't, it didn't, it didn't, it didn't bode very well for Harris. And one of the questions was, do you want a major change in the election between Harris and Trump, you know, which,
Starting point is 00:23:58 suggesting, well, of the two candidates, which one measures the greatest change from Biden? And, uh, over 60% said, yes, that they, they want a change, a major change. And then, As the follow-up question to that, barely 25% of these likely voters said that Harris was the candidate that defined that change. In fact, it was 53% that said Trump was the candidate that actually defined the change. You have a candidate that went from the most hated Democrat candidate. I mean, hated amongst their own side. and in a true test of the media's ability to retcon her, they've tried so hard to remake her. Everyone thought she was a horrible candidate.
Starting point is 00:24:51 Everybody thought, all the media, the media, I mean, think about two weeks before Biden dropped out, right? I mean, back in New York, New York Times had a piece. Let me open this up. This is from 20, this is last year. The headline, Kamala Harris is trying to define her vice presidency. Even her allies are tired of waiting. February, 2023. They said Harris is struggling to carve out a lane for herself
Starting point is 00:25:17 in what may be one of the most consequential periods in the vice presidency. They were slaming her for not knowing what she believes or who she was or having any kind of policy. It was echoed by the hill. And CNN even said, quote, exasperation and dysfunction inside Kamala Harris's
Starting point is 00:25:34 frustrating start as vice president. Politico echoed it. there's also a couple of pieces from Axios. Washington Examiner had a piece on some of these headlines. There's even more that weren't included in here. And when you look at the polling, and this was a real clear politics, right before Biden dropped out of the race, Harris's unfavorable rating was 54 percent, 54 percent compared to a 38 percent favorable rating. So the media, in a true test of its magical abilities, is having to retcon her and glow her up from the most disliked Democrat to she's now top of the ticket. None of them liked her.
Starting point is 00:26:24 And they're all trying to redefine this. And I think for a little bit, they had some energy going and they tried to, you know, they were trying to scam people. Let's have some enthusiasm. But it's not working. In fact, it's starting to die down, if anything. It's really starting to die down. The surveys on this, and this is the New York Times, Seattle that everybody's freaking out about it,
Starting point is 00:26:49 it was 1,695 registered voters. And the candidates in the seven battleground states that are going to determine the election, Trump and Harris are tied in all of them. And I mean tied as in it comes down to literally, what is the percentage of margin of error in each of these surveys. And so they're all, everybody's freaking out. Democrat consultants are saying, well, it's the end of the honeymoon phase.
Starting point is 00:27:11 Is it, though, is it just the end of the honeymoon phase? Or is there more to it than that? Feels like there's more to it than that. So it's a narrow lead in this New York Times, Sienna poll, but it's a lead nonetheless. It is, and it is within the three point margin of error, but this is one of the first times that there has been that much, that Trump has been this much ahead. And again, it's within the margin of error three point and reduces it down to a one point. But that's a first for the New York Times, Siena poll. And furthermore, it kind of, it kind of goes along with what some of these other,
Starting point is 00:27:46 what some of the other local media are reporting in some of these battleground states. Now, there have been a few others. You have 538 that we've talked about as well. CNN, they've been freaking out. They're saying, oh, my gosh, in some of these swing states, Harris is losing her edge. CNN was freaking out. They were saying in Pennsylvania, this could be. a deciding factor. They're saying that she's
Starting point is 00:28:08 really struggling. They said in Pennsylvania that the race is tightening and when you looked at the polls just, you know, a month ago they noted that New York Times had Harris plus four. Quinapeak had her plus three and Franklin and Marshall had plus three, although that was, I thought it kind of a trash.
Starting point is 00:28:24 I didn't, I had that in my notes, but I didn't go to it because I thought it was too small and I thought it was over-simpled. But this is it's kind of interesting. They're very nervous. I think that she's also keep in mind, I don't think that she's really looking to play to Pennsylvania. I think they're making a play for Georgia. So CNN's freaking out over Pennsylvania by way of not picking Shapiro to be her VP. I think that they're foregoing all of that
Starting point is 00:28:50 and just wanting to hit Georgia because Georgia's flippable. It definitely is. So the some of these surveys and I we're going to see more and more of them and I think it's going to I think it'll probably even tighten up even more. This debate is going to be a maker. break for her. I don't, I think it's also Trump's to lose. Trump will win unless he chooses not to this debate. I think that's a fair assessment. No, you think so, Kane? I think that he will, he will win unless he chooses to lose. I hope that he is super disciplined with message because what she's going to try to do, and if I were advising her, I would say you need to get off the issues as often and as quickly as possible. And you need to roll into identity. And you need to roll into identity.
Starting point is 00:29:36 politics and you need to try to showcase him as a short-tempered divider. That's what you're going to have to do. And you need to keep him off his game the entire time. Act in unpredictable ways. And that's, and that's, I think, going to require way more creativity than she has and more quick-thinking ability than she has. I don't think that's something that she's going to be able to do. But that's what they would need to do in order to force Trump's hand and push his buttons. and I don't think he's going to lose this cool. I think that there's always a potential that he may say something that you could try to make a t-shirt off of.
Starting point is 00:30:10 But what does that do in terms of moving the needle? Right? Like, does anybody care because even the people that would buy those shirts can't because they're broke because they can't afford anything anymore thanks to Bidenomics? I don't know. I mean, good grief. Just look at some of the latest stuff that we have with immigration
Starting point is 00:30:27 that we're going to be talking about coming up. So the reality is that she is, any steam that the media was manufacturing for her, she is losing. And I hope at the debate, and one of the reasons why I played the Buttigieg audio, I hope during the debate that he hammers her on that. You said you were the last person in the room. Were you not? She was the last person in the room.
Starting point is 00:30:49 Anything that Dana Bash doesn't bring up, he's going to have to. He's going to have to be disciplined and he's going to have to be very prepared and thoughtful. Because he, I really think, I really think that. he could destroy what the media has been trying to do in terms of building her up in one debate. She has the harder job coming up, not him. Our partners over at Patriot Mobile, it's the only Christian conservative cell phone service that is out there. And they do a lot to advocate for liberty and promote the liberty movement. And they also want to make sure that you can afford your cell phone bill.
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Starting point is 00:33:13 Did you see her eating it? She was eating it? She was eating it? Yes, she was. You call the Humane Society to see if they'll come pick those cat up. It's deceased. That's so, like in the road. Kane in the road.
Starting point is 00:33:27 No, someone's driveway, looks like. Eating a pet cat. In somebody's driveway. Oh, berf. It looks like the walkway of this apartment area. Yeah, the video is really dark. Well, it's night outside. So it's kind of hard to see.
Starting point is 00:33:45 That's so, I mean, this is something that they're having to deal with now in, like, for instance, in one Ohio town, they've been losing their minds because they said that people who have come in, and these are people who are coming in illegally just, you know, flooding in. They're decapitating ducks in public parks and eating them. Oh Well Okay They said that people are running Going through trash cans Running into buildings
Starting point is 00:34:13 flipping cars in the middle of the streets Grabbing ducks by their neck and cutting their head off and walking with them They're eating them That's what one Citizen was saying in Springfield, Ohio This is crazy This is crazy
Starting point is 00:34:29 And One woman said that she's being driven out of her home because of all of the activity. There was one, they said tensions overflowed after a school bus crash. Someone who was in the country illegally, this person from Haiti veered into the wrong lane and killed an 11-year-old in a school bus crash. That's just terrifying. I mean, this is what you have to have law and order.
Starting point is 00:34:56 That's what makes this, that helps, I mean, contributes to the stability of the Republic. You have to have law and order. You can't have people running around like this and everybody coming in with no documentation and what, Kane, you're over here like full of thoughts. I can tell your face. Well, I mean, I have the audio and the video of Kamala talking about, you know, we need to support.
Starting point is 00:35:17 This was, by the way, in 2021, she's talking about needing to support these Haitian migrants. And at that time, the number they gave us was over 100,000. Yeah. I think it's more than that, but here's what she said that. That is why also. Starting with our administration, we gave TPS temporary protected status to Haitian migrants, 55,000.
Starting point is 00:35:41 And then more recently, we extended temporary protected status to over 100,000 Haitian migrants for that very reason, that they need support, they need protection. Okay, well, and again, these are people that have not followed the process to enter legally. Big difference. And now they're in Springfield, Ohio, eating everybody's pets, running into buses, isn't it? and stuff. Just insane. So some of the stuff we got on the way, we have more polling to discuss. The debate ongoing, it's going to be at ABC. David Muir is moderating this one. I think I incorrectly said Dan Abash earlier. But, you know, we got, I found a funny headline from the Babylon B. It said Trump
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Starting point is 00:38:06 A trillion, $300 billion over 10 years. And we reduced the budget at the same time. A trillion, $300 billion. I mean, $11 billion million, we reduced the budget. He sounds like Dr. Evil whenever he talks, like a less lucid Dr. Evil. Like a far less lucid, Dr. Evil. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you.
Starting point is 00:38:32 second hour you can listen coast to coast channel 347 direct tv the chat happens over at rumble uh and uh this we also have uh find us at uh facebook and youtube all that good stuff so the debate is upcoming Biden's going to be Biden's Biden's done at this time right he's I mean he's not I don't know he's nowhere to be seen the debates tomorrow in Philly and I'm contemplating whether or not I'm doing a live thread. And the reason I'm contemplating that is because I know there's going to be a lot of notes and a lot of sound bites. And we're going to be juggling a lot of stuff. So I'm trying to make sure that.
Starting point is 00:39:13 And I have Foxed tomorrow evening as well. So I'm trying to juggle some of the stuff. So I don't know. Lorraine had asked that there's going to be an open throat over at substack. And that's up in the air until I know more this evening, which is always fun. Because it might be a little difficult to be on camera. and then, you know, like right before or right after, you got to, you know, usually you got to be ready to go. And so we'll see how it goes. Anyway, but the, it's interesting, it's in Philly,
Starting point is 00:39:42 Pennsylvania, a state Biden's made a play for, a state that Harris really, it just seems like they've, Democrats have given up on Philly or on Pennsylvania. So they didn't have Shapiro on their ticket, which I thought would have actually been a really good thing for them to do, but, you know, they're not listening to me. And instead, they got Tim Walz, who, by the way, speaking of Tim Walz, where's he at? Audio Sound by 10.
Starting point is 00:40:08 Go ahead and, let's go ahead and kick this off real quick. And we did something a little bit. We banned banning books, especially banning LGBTQ books for themes in that. Nobody banned books. Do these morons not understand the difference between age appropriate and age inappropriate? that's all that happened.
Starting point is 00:40:29 It was just age inappropriate books without parental consent are not allowed in children's libraries paid for by the taxpayer. Parents need to know if you're telling their kids about, I don't know, like graphic sex. They need to be aware of this. So it's a question of age appropriateness. And the fact that these goofballs don't understand that. I mean, why would you trust them with anything if they can't even grasp this? So in Pennsylvania, going to have the debate.
Starting point is 00:40:57 ABC, David Muir is going to be the moderator. And I still think it's wild that everything is as close as it is. And I think that this debate is Trump still is. Already, if I had to say who won the debate, even though it hasn't happened yet, I'd say Trump did. Because, come on, guys, look at it. Is it really a question? But he could, he could, he could play his hand wrong. He could be too aggressive.
Starting point is 00:41:24 He needs to be similar in tone to how he was in the debate with Biden. He's got to be like that. He has the opportunity here to completely destroy all of the work that the media has done trying to remake her. After they were trashing her two weeks before Biden dropped out as a lackluster vice president who had no idea who she was or what her policies were. to this. Now they're acting like she's, you know, the second coming of Thatcher in terms of influence and smarts, which she's not. But it's, he could, if he has that tone, if he's even keeled, if he has that approach, I think he'll do, I think he'll win the debate. It's his to lose. This is make or break for her. If she has a disastrous performance, that's it. This is on ABC. So it's
Starting point is 00:42:23 not just on basic cable news. It's on ABC for crying out loud. They, if she's horrible, that's it. And I really do think that it would, I mean, is that too early to, I mean, because it's September, Kane, will the feelings about a bad debate performance last till November? Well, I guess it depends on how bad it is, because we saw how bad Biden's was. And man, he pretty much dropped up right afterwards. So who knows? I mean, it could be a long, long-lasting shalacking that Kamala gets. And we're literally less than two months from the election. So we're not talking about a lot of time no matter what. We talk a lot about his tone too, but it's important to run. It's important to make mention of the tone she needs to have. And I'm going to be watching how she comes out and how she presents herself. She gets, it's easy to push her buttons. Very easy to push her buttons. It's easy to push Tim Walz's buttons. It was easy to push Biden's buttons. She has coasted on this. expectation or not expectation she's coasted on this image of being a cool as a cucumber
Starting point is 00:43:32 authoritative smart and in charge AG right top crop coming out of California and it is a creation that has been attributed to her not one that she has earned she was not a good AG she was not a good senator. She's not been a good vice president. She is just a lackluster candidate who got where she was because of what she is. Not because of what she has done. This is identity politics where, I mean, equity has, she has performed well with it and beat out maybe more qualified Democrat candidates for her spot. And that said, she has to go in also with a very moderated tone. She has to. She has to to look as though she is authoritative. She has to present the presence of someone whose reputation is having been AG, a successful one, and maybe a successful senator as well. She's, she has to leverage
Starting point is 00:44:38 all of that. She's basically got to fake until she makes it because she's none of those things. This is the longest that she is going to be in the media's glare unchecked without a safety net. this is a wild time to have this be your first test. It really is. Consider it. This is her first. This is also the bad part about not doing press. Because when you do press and when you're thrown into that very unpredictable environment and you're having to answer questions and think on the fly and also moderate how you appear to look so that people can't glean information from your reactions, you know, your nonverbal reactions. She doesn't have any of that under her belt, none of it. Because she doesn't, she hasn't taken advantage and availed herself of opportunities to do that. That actually helps to hone your skills for the purpose of a debate like this. She's not tested herself. She's cloistered herself.
Starting point is 00:45:35 She's been put away just like Biden running out from the basement. The fact that this is her first big test is wild to me. So she's going to come out and seem very moderated. She has to seem very cool. if she seems shrill, badgering, if she starts going into word salad territory, she's going to look bitter and angry and dumb and unprepared, and that will be disastrous for her.
Starting point is 00:46:01 She has a tougher line to walk that he does. I mean, he has all the advantage going into this. And she is, this is not a position I would envy if I were in her place, although I would have done way more prep than she's done. This is, I've never, this is wild. Can you imagine, Kane, this is the first time you're being tested like this on the fly, having to, you know, come up with, you're going to be challenged by, maybe a little bit, or ask questions by the moderator.
Starting point is 00:46:29 Then you have the Republican challenge. You're going to be asking you questions. You're not used to being in a live setting in front of the press on camera doing this dance. Yeah. And the only actual experience she has, that we see on video in debate, she's been destroyed. So, yeah, this is going to be,
Starting point is 00:46:48 this is an uphill thing for her. I mean, the more that you think about it, the crazier that it is. It really is. So, I don't know. We're going to, we're, it's tomorrow. We're going to be following it.
Starting point is 00:47:00 We're going to be following all of it. A couple of things, too, as well, to get into. This, uh, let's see. There's a feat. I wanted to touch on this the other day because I kept seeing, I ended up seeing this.
Starting point is 00:47:12 an aside. I also follow an account called woke preacher clips, which is very entertaining. I don't know if you've ever seen it, but it is. It's very entertaining. This, I saw that this, there was this guy who calls himself a preacher. Reverend Ben Kramer, I don't know, he's in Idaho somewhere. He seems like a super lefty dude. He was talking about guns and firearms. and or talking about Christianity and firearms. And he was, he was saying that you basically can't be a Christian and own a gun. No,
Starting point is 00:47:52 that's basically, that is what he was saying. He was posting, like for instance, he posted like this, these weird, like selectively edited graphs. He was promoting mom's demand,
Starting point is 00:48:06 all of this stuff. And I was, well, it made me a little aggravated to say the least about this the other day. yesterday when all of this happened and I responded to him because I have a major problem with with people who do this and he was saying that the assault weapons ban worked and that he said he was 14 when Columbine happened in 1999 Congress passed the assault weapons being in 94 and he said that it was lifted in 2004 mass shootings quadrupled but first off he didn't realize
Starting point is 00:48:34 as he said he was 14 when Columbine happened um Columbine happened during the assault weapons being eugenius and furthermore mass casualty incidents continued to occur, and every single measure of the assault weapons ban, including not one, but two, Department of Justice analyses of it concluded that it had no impact at all whatsoever on any kind of felonious activity or homicides involving firearms. And I, you know, chastised this reverend. I said, don't abuse your position as a shepherd by misleading your flock about the truth on firearms. I mean, this, it had absolutely no impact. In fact, crime, after the assault weapons being sunset in 2004, in 2005, the first measure of crime by the
Starting point is 00:49:26 FBI, this report published in 2005, showed that that crime actually dropped, interestingly enough. And the other reason that it had no impact is because rifles are not used in typical in felonious activity involving firearms. Homicide involving firearms was entirely ineffective and because the ban targeted something that isn't used as the driver of crime. And of course, this guy's shilling for mom's demand, you know, a group that actively works with actual domestic abusers to target and silence pro Second Amendment women, which is shameful. And the other misnomer about it is the assault weapons ban didn't actually ban rifles. It banned the various attachments onto said rifles. So if you had, you know, like three or more
Starting point is 00:50:20 attachments, then, you know, then that would make your rifle an quote unquote assault rifle. You take the attachments off and the rifle's a normal rifle again. It's like Clark Kent putting on glasses. He's a totally different person. Take him off. He's, you know, Superman. It's just wild. But that's, it didn't actually ban anything. And it had no absolute impact. And I, I had, I included receipts on to this, but I can't stand, I cannot stand pastors that get woke and political like this. And woke preacher clips reminded me that this guy, his church, his church raised money for abortion procedures after Dobbs.
Starting point is 00:50:58 They raised money for Planned Parenthood. This guy. Unbelievable. See, as I noted, you know, one of the problems that we have and we're seeing, I mean, there's a there's you have dwindling church attendance and one of the reasons why you have dwindling church attendance across the nation is because you have people like this behind the pulpit and now all of the news you would probably miss it's time for dana's quick five i want to laugh at this headline because you guys know how i think about e vs the one hundred thousand dollar electric
Starting point is 00:51:31 truck markets here and cnbc has a guide to rivian ford tesla gm the tesla cyber truck now they got the F-150 lightning. I love, by the way, my favorite thing in the world is to hear the left try to sell people in rural America electric trucks. Just imagine all the work that it can do. Yeah, especially when it runs out of power in the middle of the fieldy jack wagons. It's actually, they said there's an electric truck market? I think that that's, everybody's broke.
Starting point is 00:52:01 And no, nobody wants this. Nobody wants any of these. I don't dislike, I'm going to be honest, I don't dislike the cyber truck. it's not the first car that I would pick, but it's so weird looking. It's the appeal is the weirdness of it, I think. But they said that, oh, these other trucks look more trucky. So I don't know. They've got the GMC, what is it, the Hummer.
Starting point is 00:52:27 I just really an electric hummer. Go out into the desert, run out of power, and be stranded. Yay! I don't know. I'm just, I'm not in it. Why are they pushing those? So let's see, hobby apps are becoming the new, great, are becoming the new social media network. So they have, you know, there's an app that connects people who run, and I cannot think of anything more annoying on God's Green Earth than an app that connects people who run, unless it's connecting bicyclers.
Starting point is 00:52:58 It's a new, it's a new app that does this. So if you are annoying and you want to be annoying with other people who are also annoying, You can all mob together using this new app and annoy the hell out of everybody else. Good heavens. Sometimes technology goes too far. The police in Denver, they want to curb gun violence around violence used where that involve firearms illegally used by mainly prohibitive possessors. By banning food trucks. Banning food trucks.
Starting point is 00:53:29 That's going to stop the crime, they said. Banning food trucks. Real thing. We're going to come back to this one. We got a lot more on the way, including law and order, the debate, immigration and more. Stick with us. Keep your finger on the pulse with a Dana Show podcast, delivering timely news with insightful analysis. Whenever you want, straight to you on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Starting point is 00:53:54 Dropping, you got a bunch of people on a bus getting dropped off at a gas station to come down here. I know a single mom that FaceTime me tonight. FaceTime me this morning. the welfare, all this that really need, like, that really need something. And it's nothing but immigrants over there. And I don't even want to, like, seem like I'm coming down on the immigrants because it's the people that's bringing them down here. Because wherever they're at, that's what they're used to, bro.
Starting point is 00:54:18 They're in the park grabbing up ducks by their neck and cutting their head off and walking off with them. It's eating them like. Well, that's not how it works at the fair. I mean, Jiminy. Can I just say, aren't ducks mean? Can't they be mean? I mean, I find geese are more mean than ducks.
Starting point is 00:54:41 Geese are jerks. Yeah. I think geese are mean and ducks are just like, ah. That's so sad. Whatever. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you. Bottom of the second hour.
Starting point is 00:54:51 That's a guy from Springfield, Ohio. He's like, guys, you know, you got all these. And the people he's talking about are people who are here illegally. And there's so many that are coming in and being brought in that they, can't handle the influx. These areas can't handle the influx at all, and it's created a major problem. And this is, you know, this is what these residents are talking about. They had a council meeting. This is in Audio 7 by 26 in Alabama. They shut the meeting down because residents were demanding transparency over all of these people who entered illegally who are coming into the
Starting point is 00:55:28 country. Listen, do we know where the individuals we're discussing are coming from? wrong where there are point of order jails because you're treating them like lawful US citizens which they are not okay so I'm gonna cut it off because we've had three people to come up I'm gonna cut it off because we have no reason again we have no reason to launch an investigation or to treat people differently because of how they look there's no reason for nobody well that's just what I'm saying I just said that Tiffany just said that okay but I said there's no There's no reason for us to discuss this any further.
Starting point is 00:56:09 What a broad. Tiffany said that. So you're just going to say, you're just going to say statements out of nowhere, just make up stuff out of nowhere and react to it. You're going to argue with yourself? Tiffany. Are you of two minds, Tiffany? Gally, I can't believe these people like get into it.
Starting point is 00:56:29 Those city councils, they shut it down because people were, what is, no one talked about how someone looked. They're talking about whether or not someone came here, and then after they came here illegally, they continued to commit crimes. That's, what does that have to do with how someone looks racist, Tiffany? Tiffany's a giant racist. What a hateful, hateful female. Giant racist. Oh, it's how people look. Oh, because Tiffany thinks that all immigrants are brown. Don't you, Tiffany. You racist female. She thinks all immigrants. That's, that's how Democrats think. That's how you have like, what's his face? Nadler saying that people come over,
Starting point is 00:57:05 They can, what did he say? I mean, crazy stuff. Like, oh, they can just do yard work or this or Pelosi saying this stuff. I mean, they. Yeah. Insane. That's, no. That's not true.
Starting point is 00:57:20 But that's how Democrats think. And by the way, they ignore. They care so much about minority status unless it's minorities who came here legally. And then the moment they come here legally, you're just white. That's how they act. That's how Democrats. If you come here legally, it doesn't matter what your skin color is. You're just basically white. Get out of the way.
Starting point is 00:57:41 That's, they can, and because the people who are some of the loudest on this are Americans who immigrated here legally. Big difference. But Democrats don't care. They don't care about that. That's not the only, I mean, there's been so, you have the, the gangs, the Venezuelan gangs in Colorado, which didn't the governor, he was trying to kind of deny that that ever happened, that that was taking place.
Starting point is 00:58:05 And there was multiple apartment complexes. You have, I have a couple of other, there's a lot of sad stories. In Louisiana, this one illegal immigrant was admitted to knife point rape and kidnapping of a Louisiana girl. So here's the other problem I have is when you, so I want you to listen to this headline. And this is New York Post, which I don't think is, New York Post is not a left-leaning entity. And I do sometimes wonder if they do this because they get penalized and sort of. search engine results. So they said the headline is ghost migrant admits to knife point rape and kidnapping of Louisiana girl. 13. Oh, migrant. What? And so they'll say things. They go back
Starting point is 00:58:48 and forth, this migrant or an undocumented immigrant. And then they finally say in the third paragraph, after they identified Diego Rodriguez Salvador, 23, they said Rodriguez Salvador, an illegal migrant from Honduras. No, he is an illegal alien, an illegal immigrant. Why do we have to do all this word salad. That's an actual legitimate legal term. This is what I get so aggravated about. On Facebook, I can't, and if we have it, like I can say illegal immigrant. If I type that, if it's part of the headline for a video, if it's a title of a video on Facebook, they will hide the video, or they will strike it. YouTube, they will remove it. So you have to say migrant. Well, what does that mean? Migrant makes you think of people who just migrate, right? And it makes
Starting point is 00:59:34 you think, oh, well, they came here illegally. It's above board, right? Or immigrant. Oh, it's above board. We're the only country that does that. The literal only country that does that. Everywhere else, you are an illegal alien or you're an illegal immigrant or you are an immigrant who got, you're someone who you've got here illegally. You're committing a crime. You're a criminal because you entered the country illegally. Everywhere else, they use proper terminology. But here in the United States, it's not allowed for some reason. But this 23-year-old lured a 13-year-old girl into his car
Starting point is 01:00:08 and raped her at knife point. Assaulted her and then he dropped her off in her neighborhood and then sped away into the night. He turned himself in after police found his car in New Orleans East
Starting point is 01:00:24 and they called him on the phone. And there was a little bit of a manhunt. They got him, they brought him in. they said that little is known about him, except that he is here from Honduras illegally. That's it. He is illegal.
Starting point is 01:00:41 And then they say things like, this is what the Kenner Police Department said. He has an undocumented status in the United States. He's here illegally. Don't say undocumented. He's here illegally. The purpose was to not have documents so he could come here illegally.
Starting point is 01:00:55 Stop doing this. What an insult that is to people who come here legally and join the American family legally. What an insult that is to diminish what they've done by conflating it, by using words like migrant or undocumented immigrant and to conflate them with people who come here illegally. Do you know how unbelievably bigoted that is to do? So this guy's charged with second degree kidnapping and second degree rape of a juvenile. That's just like one of the latest. I can't stay. How often do you see that, Kane, that language that's used, migrant, migrant or undocumented immigrant, and it takes you a minute to realize, oh, this person they're talking about already committed a crime of entering illegally.
Starting point is 01:01:46 Yeah, it's intentional. They love to conflate, too, when they argue, you want to argue, you know, we want our back door closed. If you lock your door at night, it's not because you hate everybody on the outside. It's because you want to protect the things that are inside. And that's exactly the perspective. So they like to muddy that by saying, oh, you're against immigration, when in fact, no, no one is against that. We're just against the illegal immigration. Right. And then in Canada, they caught an illegal immigrant plotting. a terror attack in the U.S. And this is another one where they were saying immigrant. And no, no, no, immigrant means someone who is here legally. This is a person who's in the country illegally. This is the problem with the language and then the situation at the border. They can't even accurately discuss or will allow accurate discussion of the criminality involved. And it's a huge issue because it makes you think that, okay, well, they can't also, I guess, how do you solve a problem if you're not going to acknowledge that it's happening? Audio something, 27. Remember what Kamala Harris said. This may come up, by the way, in the debate, which she said when asked about health care for people
Starting point is 01:03:03 who entered the country illegally. Listen, audio somebody, 27. A lot of you have been talking tonight about these government health care plans that you've proposed in one form or another. This is a show of hands question and hold them up for a moment so people can see. Raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. Hold up her hand. There she held it up. Hold up her hand. There it is.
Starting point is 01:03:35 So how is that? Why? Why is that something that people who enter illegally deserve? Free. I mean, it's not free. somebody's paying for it. I was at the, one of the times I was at the border down, this is our GV area. I went down there at the time with Louis Gomer.
Starting point is 01:03:57 And there was, so in McCallin, in this time they had a lot of the community and a lot of the doctors that were doing, that were providing these services for free. And they were being really undeservedly criticized. And I went down there and I was talking to a lot. lot of them. There was a guy who donated one of these, like a, it's like a medical bus where you can go and you can get evaluated. The reason they did it is because under Obama Biden, I mean, the demand was that you have these people come through and you have to process them. And they did not want to overtax their own resources and have their hospitals swamped and turned into processing units
Starting point is 01:04:42 for people who were coming across the border illegally. So they had to, they, I mean, the community was coming together and they were establishing these places for people to be processed. And they weren't even being treated like third party government contractors, which is the weird thing. Catholic charities then there was. But these people weren't. They were trying to alleviate some of the burden that was being placed on their own resources. And people who didn't know what was happening or how it was happening were attacking them, acting like, oh, they're providing these services for people coming across the border illegally.
Starting point is 01:05:13 And that's going to just invite more. No, they're trying to keep their hospitals from getting besieged and keeping the government out of the town so that Obama Biden couldn't roll in and say, oh, look how overwhelmed they are. We need more government involvement now because we're going to have to get in and help a leave. And they didn't want to make the case for that.
Starting point is 01:05:31 So they were trying to manage it as best they could. And in looking at that, the majority of the people who were fighting it, there on the border themselves, were people who came from, families that immigrated to the United States. And they, everybody comes here for the American Dream. Everybody wants to have the American Dream. And they were so upset and so angry to see what they value diminished by the way it was just tossed out to people, even criminals who
Starting point is 01:06:02 were coming across the border. No documentation. People who were involved in trafficking or drugs or who were coyotes, you know, all of this. And I can understand why they were, I mean, you get why they're so upset and they were working so hard to keep their community from just being overwhelmed. It was truly unbelievable to see, to see all of that. And they weren't doing it because they wanted to make it easier for people to come across illegally. They didn't want their hospitals to be overrun. I don't think people understand. I mean, I saw people literally in line on the street at a bus stop given vouchers by some of the Catholic charities down there. And then they were lined up and they, I mean, multiple blocks. Not even kidding.
Starting point is 01:06:43 you the number of people who were down there was like a it was like imagine you know when you go to a small town and they shut the town down and they have like a festival it was like that those kind of numbers i'm not even kidding you i've never seen anything like it in my life and they were all so overwhelmed and where does that come from you know oh we're going to give health care that's exactly one of the reasons why these people were banning together to stop what was happening happening in their town being used as an example for what Harris just said there. Oh, well, yes, we need to give health care to people who are coming in here illegally and make that happen. That, A, you're talking about more government spending, government getting involved, I mean,
Starting point is 01:07:25 how does it even work with all the legality involved in it? They, I mean, where are Democrats for those people who are not being represented down there? You will never see CNN, MSNBC, ABC, go to any of these border towns and actually talk to those people. They are terrified. of Americans who immigrated here and who are very against these policies, terrified of them, because they would destroy them in one sound bite. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida man. A Florida man hiding in the attic discovers there's no hiding from the heat or from the law.
Starting point is 01:08:13 Palm Coast, Florida, a man attempted to evade arrest by hiding in the attic of the attic of his Palm Coast home. Flaker County Sheriff's Office said on August 30th, hot and humid out there, that Michael Allison thought he could hide from deputies in his house on Piedmont Drive. Now, according to deputies, he was wanted on a felony violation of probation for a warrant on unlawful possession of a controlled substance and driving with a suspended license. The deputies saw the guy go into his house. They knocked on the door. They announced who they were. They entered the home in search of him and then they found out he was hiding in the attic. They told him to come down and he did 30 minutes later extremely dehydrated. They had to treat him at the hospital. He's 37 years old
Starting point is 01:08:56 before taking him to jail in Florida summer in the heat, in the humidity. What a dummy. I mean, at least there's no gators up there, right? I mean, could have tried to try that. As Kane says, old people aren't innocent. Florida man, 75 years old, try to stab a patron and punched a manager. 75 years old Dude, what got into his inshore? Carrying that anger around for a long time. No joke. David Gully, 75 of Palm Beach Shores. He was arrested in charge with aggravated assault,
Starting point is 01:09:28 possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, terroristic threats, disorderly conduct, simple assault. He lunged at a guy at the red horse by David Burke, I don't know, restaurant during an argument over a wine being spilled on the victim's wife. He got a cut finger. But they, oh, there's video that we cannot play at all. They said that according to the people at the table next to him, he was saying that they're
Starting point is 01:09:58 trying to slow down on the old spirits people. What in the world? And the man asks, apparently like two tables got into a fight over it, over wine being spilled. And one guy says, an accident is why there's wine spilled all over her back. and he asked Goli who's at the table next to him, do you have a knife in your hand? And that's when Goli lunched at the woman
Starting point is 01:10:20 and the woman screamed, no, David, before a fight emerged. It got broken up by restaurant employees. Oh, my gosh. Like, so this is crazy. 75 years old. But did he spell the wine, though? He did.
Starting point is 01:10:34 Sounds like it. Stick with us. Third hour on the way. And so for me, I wanted to to make the announcement to do it in a way that wasn't connected to the party politics of the moment. I also happened to be in London at the Taylor Swift concert. Yeah, I was going to say.
Starting point is 01:11:01 She was asked why she wasn't at the DNC. That's Liz Cheney, and she said she was in London at the Taylor Swift concert. What a flex. What a boogie thing. I was in London at the Taylor Swift concert when most people can't afford groceries. That's where I was. Just tone deaf. And first off, welcome back.
Starting point is 01:11:24 Top of this third hour, Dana Lange with you. Can listen coast to coast. Find us at Substack Chapter and Verse. Lorraine has the latest of the news last week in Legola. Also, Rumble and Channel 347 Direct TV. We're also on X. YouTube, all that good stuff. I don't like anybody enough
Starting point is 01:11:44 to go to a different country and see them on concert. Like, I like live music, but there's a limit. You know what I mean? Is there anybody you like, Kane, enough that you would go to another country to see them in concert?
Starting point is 01:11:57 See them in concert? Yeah. I don't know. It'd have to be, gosh, is Pantara out there still doing their thing? No, dying back. I'd love to see that.
Starting point is 01:12:08 He'd have to come back. You know, the last, Real show, this was early 2000s that I was really impressed by was the band Slipknot. I know it's weird, but I kind of dig that. I feel like Steve would go for Oasis. Steve would definitely go for Oasis. I know. I had the text thing set up when it went out, but then I ended up not applying for it because it's just outpriced me.
Starting point is 01:12:30 I can't do that. I just thought that was so weird that she said that. Like, why didn't you go to the D&C? I was in London at the Taylor's Thief concert. People are broke, and that's your. I just, am I being too picky about that? It's just a weird thing to say. I was just in the air first class at the time it was going on.
Starting point is 01:12:51 Oh, you know she flew first. Oh, for real. Come on, you know she did. Just a, I don't know. I don't know why. Does her endorsement really do anything for independence or moderates? No. Does it do anything for the right?
Starting point is 01:13:05 No. Does it do anything for the left? No. But the left thinks it does something for them. That's what's funny. thinks that this matters and it really doesn't it's just fun to make fun of it really doesn't matter it doesn't i don't know the uh objections to the uh report coming out on afghanistan i i know we played this once but i need to play this again audio sound bite seven poot buddhajuse was really upset
Starting point is 01:13:32 uh oh sorry pete bdgeese was very upset over this report coming out on the debacle that was the withdrawal from Afghanistan. And now the Bidens have Biden Harris have all these generals trying to wait into it to save them. First, listen to BDGs. First of all, of course, I haven't seen what's in the report coming out tomorrow, but I do have a question about what they're doing over there. If they've had three years to assess what happened, why are they delivering a report after Labor Day and a presidential election year. I think it really feeds in to a sense that this is something they're using as a political football. No, it's literally when it came out. If you say his name three times, so you know, like in
Starting point is 01:14:23 Beetlejuice, if you say his name three times, like he comes into your world or you go into the set, what happens if you say Booty Juice's name three times? It's got to be like consecutively. Booty juice, booty juice, booty juice. What happens? Like a Bob the builder shows up, like a possessed one. He is like that. A bridge falls down.
Starting point is 01:14:49 A bridge falls down somewhere. So don't say booty juice. If you, don't say booty juice three times. Booty juice, booty juice. Have you no heart? These national security leaders for America, it's these generals and admirals and a sergeant major wrote a letter blaming Trump for the issues that led to the withdrawal.
Starting point is 01:15:11 An Afghanistan? What in the world? These guys, they did this. Why? This is so, first off, wasn't it the Afghanistan government that that made the agreement? Because they talk about the prisoners being released from the prison there. That was the Afghan government, I thought, that had made that arrangement. Because the Trump administration couldn't tell Afghanistan what to do with its prisoners, correct? Oh, but heaven forbid. So I don't think these people actually know what's going on. And it was this, it was the Afghan government that did it, that had released. The bottom line is that Trump wanted to, when he first assumed office, he was going to, because both sides were using, we're going to withdraw from Afghanistan as a, as a, major talking point during the campaign, right, in 2016. And Trump had said, we're going to withdraw from Afghanistan. We're going to get out of there. And that's going to be the end of it. And if you remember, he was advised by military members. Let's not do this because if you do it in the manner that
Starting point is 01:16:27 you want to do it, then you're going to have a power vacuum and bad things are going to happen. you have to leave a residual force, which is what he ended up doing. So Trump followed the guidance from military that had been over there that had been working on this and overseen it. He followed their counsel on this and left a residual force and was doing, following their timeline. Biden goes in and he was held bent on being able to say he was the president that brought everybody back. So he didn't even want to leave a residual force. And if you remember, there were tons of reports on this. He had, he ignored all of the advice, not just of the government in Afghanistan, but military counsel. He ignored everything and went ahead and wanted to do it his way. Even the timing was weird,
Starting point is 01:17:25 because remember, it was going, you know, you're going into spring, you have the harvest season, and then people, you know, they, they're the different warring factors. go up to their houses in the mountains and then they come back down and they have fighting season. That's like literally a season over there. And they were telling Biden, the last thing you want to do is post-harvest, going into fighting or going into a fighting season and have this be the time that you completely do a withdrawal. And he didn't listen to them. And so as a result, we got what we got. Not only did he, did he not listen to them, but he didn't pay attention to the fact that as the Taliban was sweeping through Afghanistan, they were legit using WhatsApp as they were approaching different villages
Starting point is 01:18:08 and negotiating the village's terms of surrender on WhatsApp before the Taliban even got in. That's why so many of those villages surrendered to the Taliban as they rolled in and there wasn't any kind of conflict. They just lay down their arms and they just, that was it. Because it was all on WhatsApp. We knew this even before the plane, flew out of the airport there in Kabul with people hanging off of it. And so they keep going back to the Doha agreement. And there were certain considerations that were not met in order for the Doha agreement to be binding. I mean, they, you, they were supposed to be, Taliban were supposed to cut ties with al-Qaeda, which never happened.
Starting point is 01:18:53 They were supposed to cease attacks on coalition and troops, which never happened. There were a number of things that they just, they didn't, they just basically, they didn't mean. at all. So the Taliban had no interest in following Doha agreement. They had no interest in keeping to it. And the idea that they were going to do so in the first place was kind of silly, which is why the Trump administration didn't trust them. But now all of a sudden, everybody wants to act like the Doha agreement was just gospel truth. And the Taliban followed every bit of it. Even the report that came out about this noted that the Taliban were in breach of that agreement, that they did not follow it. and so now that's why Biden
Starting point is 01:19:31 Harris have these generals trying to come in to save them on it because they're getting such flack. I don't see how this doesn't come up in the debate. So it's being said that Beyonce was snubbed in the 2024 CMA nominations despite her chart-topping country
Starting point is 01:19:47 album Cowboy Carter. I listened to the songs on that album. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't a great album. There were a lot of covers on there. You listened to it. I did. I mean, the Jolene cover wasn't a standout. I thought that there would be,
Starting point is 01:20:04 I thought that it would be innovative and I always like hearing different covers of, you know, iconic songs like that. It just, um... Look, there's no denying. She's got a great voice and everything. But there was nothing groundbreaking.
Starting point is 01:20:15 There was nothing that came from that album that was like, oh, you know what? This stands out so much that it needs this attention. It was just, it looked like an effort that her label made her do. Yeah, it's sort of, um,
Starting point is 01:20:29 Because she's, I mean, nobody's saying that she's not a good performer or that she doesn't have a good voice. But it wasn't as groundbreaking and it wasn't as innovative as the production on her previous albums. It really wasn't. And we talked about it like when it first came out. I mean, there were a couple tracks on there that were, you know, they were good and weren't my jam person, you know, style-wise. But they were good. But they weren't groundbreaking. They weren't, I didn't think it was incredibly innovative in terms of pushing the envelope.
Starting point is 01:20:59 for the next progression for sound for a genre. I just, I didn't hear it. I didn't hear it in that. And I don't, the idea that you should get an award based solely on sales, it's not how all of these awards things work. Like, you know, Grammys don't necessarily work that way. CMAs don't necessarily work that way. It doesn't matter if it's a chart topping thing or doesn't, I mean, it matters the production,
Starting point is 01:21:24 the songwriting, you know, the overall composition, et cetera, et cetera. of that fact that's that's what these these awards are measured on so I really hope that a bunch of stupid people who aren't musically inclined are going to try to make this a big ordeal like oh well she was snubbed it's not a snub if it just wasn't a great album and it's okay if she didn't have a great album I mean she's had a lot of good albums why do you I mean not everything could be a hit and I it seemed if I it seemed almost too formulaic like oh if Beyonce did a country album that's what it would be like that's why I feel like her label was involved with making her do this like there was some sort of or they were over involved yeah in her contract where she's got to do an X amount of albums over an X amount of years and she just did this one to fulfill the contract obligation yeah so I don't know and she she kept saying that the other thing I don't like is she was saying that she got a cold reception at an event and that's why she wanted to make cowboy Carter. It was the 2016 CMA Awards.
Starting point is 01:22:32 And she says that she did not feel welcome in country music. I just, okay, hi, this is an industry that that venerated Charlie Pride. Okay. Stop. Not everything is a slight on identity politics. And sometimes it's an, and the country music industry, is a weird industry too. It's like outlaws are sort of denigrated and then session musicians are sort of elevated, but then they do like the up and coming store. I don't know. It just weird.
Starting point is 01:23:04 And it kind of signaled to me that there was like a big label push into it, which maybe some of the more like boutique factions didn't appreciate. I don't know. But it wasn't a great album. It just simply wasn't. I mean, you know, there's, I have a lot of artists that that I like and not every, not, they don't always write hits, right? Metallica. Garage ink. Wasn't a bet, one their best. Wasn't their best. But that doesn't mean that you like hate them
Starting point is 01:23:31 personally or have something against them. Not every album is a winner. And it doesn't mean it's a snub. And now all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. A 100-year-old miner's hat was stolen from a museum in Carbon County. And you, you know, Utah. Why would someone steal? I mean, other than it looks kind of cool. A 100-year-old minors cap stolen out of the museum. It was an antique reminder of the county's past. This is the most boring theft story I've ever had in my life. Can I just be honest about it? It's a 100-year-old miner's hat. It's sad. A guy noticed at the museum that the hat was gone. I mean, what is somebody going to do with his hat? It's not like you can sell it. People are going to know
Starting point is 01:24:19 immediately, right? It's very specific. I don't know. I, but that's of all the weird things for somebody to take. Why that? Let's see. This is interesting. Buckingham Palace. Warrows, quote, doing donuts in $100,000 cars. A BMW coop and a Mercedes C-63 AMG. We're both spotted CCTV. on the pall mall after triggering acoustic noise cameras, the Westminster City Council installed the cameras to go off if it's over 90 decibels happened nearby. Apparently they were racing in the road. I gotta be honest, like that big long road going up to the palace,
Starting point is 01:25:01 that would be, that's, that's, you're begging for drag races there. You're begging for a race there. I mean, I'm just saying, it looks neat. This is actually disgusting and I don't want to read this story. A guy sneezed in the shower and it was gross. That's all you need. Ontario has its first domestic case of human rabies since 1967. Human rabies.
Starting point is 01:25:22 I guess it was a, was it a bat bite? They said that they're, I mean, this is like the only one that they've had. They've had 26 cases in humans since 19. I don't care. This is a boring story too. A guy got rabies. He got, he ended up getting a rabies bite. Also, a man went missing in Washington National Park on July 31st.
Starting point is 01:25:44 He was literally just found alive. This is a wild story. He was yelling for help. So, like, he was in the Chilliwack Basin, and a trail crew found him. I mean, it was like a month later. So he was missing for a month in the Cascades. And a 39-year-old Robert Shock, he was last seen at the park on July 31st. They found him August 30th.
Starting point is 01:26:09 He'll live and well in Chilliwack Basin. I want to know, did he hang out with Bigfoot? big foot's big feet big foot singular plural like moose like what is it it's big foot always big foot a group of big foot we need that a group of big foot like a group of crows is a murder yeah what is a group of big foot yeah i'm curious anyway we actually need clarification on the plural form of big foot you know i just feel like we do stephen yeats coming up next the dana show podcast your fast funny and informative news companion for those always on the move. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Starting point is 01:26:46 There was no deception, lying, or lack of transparency by this administration, either during or after the withdrawal. We did the best we could every day to keep the American people informed of what was happening. We conducted our own after-action reports and shared those too with the public. They're really trying very, very hard to make this not the disaster that it really is. It is really coming back to hurt Biden and Harris after this report, released. Welcome back to the program. Dan Lash here with you. Bottom of this third hour, that was John Kirby, who is, I like he puts a glasses on. He's just reading from this paper.
Starting point is 01:27:19 Very careful to denote that none of these opinions are his own. He's just reading them right off the paper. Very smart move. But it's still a disaster. And now you have this one letter of, what is it, generals, a Marine, all this, all trying to defend Biden Harris. And they're saying that everything with the Afghanistan withdrawal was all Donald Trump's fault. It was all Trump. bit of it, which, as we all know, we all paid attention to this. That's inaccurate. Joining me on this, eating ducks and parks, CCP warning people about beautiful men and women, our good friend Stephen Yates. He always comes on to discuss the funest things. We've really got some fun stuff today. As you know, senior fellow over at America First Policy
Starting point is 01:28:00 Institute, and he is the chair of the China Policy Initiative. And Yates comes on X. Stephen, always good to see you. They're trying very, very hard. to rewrite history on this, especially as this debate approaches, and this report just came out, rewrite the history on Afghanistan. But bottom line is, Trump wasn't in office. He did, I mean, for all the criticisms of anything that he's ever done, Trump listened to military counsel, who warned him about what the timeline would be if he decided to do a full withdrawal. You have to leave a residual force. Biden didn't listen. And the disaster was on Biden Harris's watch. What do you make of this, like, push to redefine the history of this?
Starting point is 01:28:41 Well, the first part, Dana, I find extremely sad is the continued evidence of politicization of the top echelon of military brass. There was a time when we could count on multiple star generals and admirals that basically speak truth to power, speak truth to the American people and basically stay out of partisan politics. And if they retired and ran, whatever. But these generals stepping forward are engaging in politics, not talking about national security and strategy. This is politics. And I find it sad. Perhaps it has something to do with former President Trump speaking of how he felt betrayed by some of these folks. And all of us having watched them engage in rancid domestic political politics for the last few years and suggesting maybe they should not hold office.
Starting point is 01:29:33 So that part I find truly said. Substantively, the part that the Biden-Harris team can't avoid is that Harris says she was the last in the room. Biden said it was his decision. And among their decisions was to give up the Bogram Air Base before getting people out of the Capitol and Kabul. That was never a part of the Trump administration plan. And to anyone who'd ever been to that country, it would be completely insane to go through that. order of events. So there's this whole separate thing about did you want to withdraw it into war? Yes, strategically, but not under all circumstances. And then how are you doing it? It was the team Biden
Starting point is 01:30:16 decision with Harris as the last person in the room that decided you give up this massively invested strategic air base before you get your essential people out first. You just can't run away from that. And then there's the images of the people falling off the plane. That was their doing. And I think that the public can't get that image out of their mind, and they know it's failure, not success. You bring up a really good point. I mean, several really good points. But, you know, to regular average everyday non-military people who saw, why are you moving everything from Bagram to the, well, it was then the Hamid Karzai International Airport? Why are you moving everything from Bagram over to the Hamid Karzai Airport in the middle, you know, of an urban center where it's going to be very, very difficult to control in and out. It's going to be very very difficult. very difficult to maintain, you know, a secure perimeter. Just the basic stuff, like, that everyday people could see that this administration was doing and then come to find out, the military was advising against all of this. And Harris, she said she was the last person in the
Starting point is 01:31:17 room. She was the last person there. So how does she, I mean, this is going to come up in the debate. How does she, she can't run away from this. She stamped her name on it. She was desperate for that influence. It's hers. She's perfectly capable of saying something that is divorced from reality. We've seen that over and over. And I suspect another dose of that is coming tomorrow. It would shock me if this doesn't come up as part of the debate questions. But then again, those networks don't take my suggestions for debate questions. I thought ABC listened to you.
Starting point is 01:31:45 Like you're like, ah, so sad. I might hope, but my hope is eternal, I guess. Yeah, they're so conservative over there. It should be. I mean, it was such a strategic moment. We've talked about it before, I believe. I think that was once in a century, maybe once in a thousand, year's kind of inflection point.
Starting point is 01:32:05 Oh, yeah. There are several very bad things that sprung out of the poison fruit of that tree. Yeah. And so, yes, there should be a question. She doesn't have a good answer for it. But I think that the fallback in talking about this too is not necessarily the geostrategory of Afghanistan, which I suspect most Americans are tired of, but it's the politicization of our generals that is part of the weapon.
Starting point is 01:32:33 of government is a deep state. It goes back to the 51 who lied. All of that stuff. I think Americans know that and are fed up with that. Yeah, I don't like seeing the brass, like literally people with the wearing the brass defending, especially in such an egregiously incorrect manner, defending based on politics. It's just, it's inappropriate. I want to kind of switch gears and talk to you about now this, not, they keep calling it a former aide. This was like her deputy number two, you know exactly where I'm going. New York government. Governor Kathy Hockel, this, why did it? I've never worked in government. So I don't, I'm trying to figure out how to, Kane and I were trying to make sense of this. How does someone who works in government
Starting point is 01:33:17 and works, you know, under the governor of New York, of Ford, not one but three multimillion dollar homes, drives around in a Ferrari. Her husband apparently works in the government too. These are government workers that apparently make more money than Kathy Hokel does or any, you know, average multi-millionaire in the United States, that didn't stand out to anybody. That would have been my first warning sign. And then, of course, you know, to say nothing about all the equity she talked about. Of course, we're talking about the story we discussed last week, Linda's son. She held numerous positions in New York State government, Deputy Chief of Staff.
Starting point is 01:33:53 That's the number two. That's like right under the governor. And they apparently were successful in prevailing upon a number of government officials to ignore Taiwanese officials whenever they reached out during the pandemic. Why is it always Democrats that have these relationships with Chinese? I mean, we had the story last week, Stephen, of these, you know, the Russians paying some goofy influencers for videos. Well, China, I mean, this is why I guess Russia is the vassal state. China apparently is actually putting their people in positions of government, and they're apparently effective in blocking Taiwan from accessing our leaders.
Starting point is 01:34:26 Yeah, well, it's shocking on many, many levels. and there has to be an element of willful ignorance in this ignorance because she was hiding in plain sight. And just so people can put together what should be obvious, there's the principle in government. There's a chief of staff who tends to be literally the top, closest, most important aid. And deputy chief of staff is the most important aid to that chief. These people are known to the principle.
Starting point is 01:34:53 It's not like some far-flung bureaucrat, low-level appointee somewhere in a big government. This is right there in the inner circle, the sanctum sanctorum. This is known. And why is that kind of person there? Probably because of money from constituent relations. Probably because there are groups that are part of the re-elect campaign and community outreach that they're trying to bring on board coalitions. But this coalition was pro-Chinese Communist Party.
Starting point is 01:35:23 It wasn't like an ethnic organization. These were organizations that were directly tied. to the Communist Party of China, part of the United Front, outreach to the United States. And so this, you know, when I went to the government first couple of times, it was made very clear. You give up your civil rights when you go into government in exchange for privileged access and high responsibilities, et cetera, et cetera. You don't actually have freedom of speech. You have the freedom to leave and then get that freedom back. But you give some of that up.
Starting point is 01:35:53 And we thought we were going to be monitored for ethics reasons. I mean, if I showed up with a new yacht, number one, I have no picture. so I shouldn't be on yachts and getting sunburned, but I also can't afford one. And that's the easiest flag is to find the expenses out there. It's the oldest thing in the book. And not only were they not looking, these things were hiding in plain sight. And that no one in Hockel's office even, I mean, she's driving around. I'm looking at the details from the Associated Press, a 2024 Ferrari.
Starting point is 01:36:24 The property in Hawaii, $2 million, lived in an over $4 million. dollar's house in long island a multi-million dollar property and man has set new york i don't know where that is uh and then the husband apparently got a financial boost for some of his business stuff in china and they actually this linda sun was actually helping to shape on behalf of the communist chinese party messaging coming out of the new york governor's office to be more in line with communist china i cannot believe jaws more jaws are not on the floor over this Me neither. And to spike the football on it a little bit, never forget that one of the first environments that the political warfare about COVID came out of was New York City. And she was there
Starting point is 01:37:13 in that orbit. And to whom would she be loyal? The people that put millions of dollars into her pockets and her husband's pockets, or the citizens of New York or the United States of America. And so when people were told you can't talk about the China virus because that is promoting Asian hate. Who do you think was front and center in that strategic communications argument? Wow. There's a lot of damage done by these people. And what we've caught recently is just the tip of the iceberg, but it doesn't take a genius to go back to the COVID experience. And that, I think, should open a lot more eyes than it has. Yeah. I have to speaking of China, NBC says, China's warning students against beautiful women and handsome guys who might turn them into spies. do not be lured into false romantic relationships by foreign agents.
Starting point is 01:38:01 They're warning their young people of the handsome guys and beautiful women. I feel like, you know, Democrats like Eric Swalwell should have perhaps maybe taken heed of this. This is funny that they feel like it's such a threat that they're having to like widely broadcast this to their younger generations. Yeah, the honey pot's been around for thousands of years, probably since there were men and women in high places. And the Chinese have used it very, very well. I'll resist the urge to make a joke about flatulence and the certain congressman. Apparently, that was attractive to a Chinese person. But that was, you know, his was only one of the bad examples.
Starting point is 01:38:40 He can't forget the driver for Diane Feinstein being there for 20 years. There is a problem. And frankly, it's been this blind spot of wanting engagement and money from the community and thinking of it as an ethnic community as opposed to an international, foreign, political, hostile entity. And then there's the feeling defensive of when they say, oh, well, you're just against Chinese people.
Starting point is 01:39:05 There's a lot of Chinese people that are not from the People's Republic. There are a lot of Chinese people that are not the Communist Party in China. This is not rocket science. We've really got to get better at this. Isn't it weird to you talking with our good friend, Stephen Yates? At Yates comes on X.
Starting point is 01:39:17 Last question for you. Isn't it weird that, you know, last week there was the accusations about Russia, influence peddling, et cetera. You know, we made the joke about the influencers, which I don't know if that moved the needle or not. And they make a big show of it. You know, you got John Kirby that speaks to it.
Starting point is 01:39:34 And yet all of these that we are just talking about with the CCP, that never merits inclusion as for any mention in any of these press conferences. There's never any, oh, the CCP is looking to reshape our United States' messaging and agenda, you know, at the state-by-state level. I know Mike Pompeo had warned about it, and everyone called him a kook, and that he was just deep, he's a deep, they actually said he was a deep state coo because he was warning people about this.
Starting point is 01:40:03 But it's true, but there's never any kind of press conference about this. And I just think, I'm not diminishing or trying to say that the Russian threat isn't real, but my gosh, their state agent after state agent of the CCP to say nothing to the little substations that they had or the spy balloons. Well, I will diminish it a little bit, just in the sense of perspective, and I hope people can kind of build upon this idea. But that couple in New York took more money and put it in their own pockets than the Russians allegedly put into that influencer campaign.
Starting point is 01:40:36 And Russia is a problem. It is a national security challenge in many different ways. But is Russia killing hundreds of thousands of Americans now before our eyes? No, that's the People's Republic of China sending those precursor chemicals. And so we've got an active human campaign where they're putting people in positions of influence and exercising it, shaping everything from Wall Street to state government to apparently the United States Senate from time to time. And they're killing American families and communities.
Starting point is 01:41:12 And you want to pretend like we should go into kind of hair on fire about Russia, Russia, Russia again, there's a clear and present danger that's already here, and you better start protecting Americans now. But if they believed in that, they wouldn't have opened the border for the last four years. That's a great point. Our good friend, Stephen Yates, at Yates-Combs, always on fire, always good. We'll talk about eating ducks by the lake another time. Good to see you, my friend. Take care. Thank you for your time. Thank you, Dana. Take here. On the go and need a quick news fix with a fun twist. Follow Dana's absurd. truth podcast for bite-size and formative episodes perfect for your busy schedule on apple or wherever you get your podcast
Starting point is 01:41:55 as far as contrast the contrast can't be more clear it couldn't be more clear if you think about four years ago america was reeling it was reeling and once in a generation pandemic it was isolated from the world stage crime was up uh the middle class was sidelined uh we saw an insurrection An insurrection on January 6th and 2021. That the former president. So the reason that crime has gone down is because they stopped counting the crime. Absolutely true. That's about right.
Starting point is 01:42:36 That's how about how Democrats. Yeah, that tracks. That's about how Democrats approach all this stuff. Yeah. They do the same with like reporting on how successful. schools are with graduation numbers. They do it all over. Everything that's government funded, they make up these metrics or they just completely stop reporting them. So it appears as though things are just par.
Starting point is 01:42:57 Yeah. Yeah, that's about right. Yeah. That's, well, you could do that with anything, really, couldn't you? All right, we got today and stupidity almost. All right, this is John Kirby, Juan. Go ahead and play this because, really? Really? Was anyone ever held accountable by the president directly for what happened with the withdrawal in Afghanistan? And if not, for my mind the audience why you? We have all held ourselves accountable for... They've all held themselves accountable. Who? In what way? In what way? Folks, that does it for us today. Make sure you sign up for chapter and verse over at Substact. Find us YouTube, Facebook, like, and subscribe. Back with you
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