The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Trump DESTROYS Candace, Tucker & Megyn In Scathing Post.

Episode Date: April 10, 2026

President Trump makes a scathing post on Truth Social, slamming Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens. Kamala Harris tries her best impersonation of a mob boss when discussing Trump’s political dealmaking with Iran while confirming she’s “thinking about” running for President in 2028. Hunter Biden wants a cage match with Donald Trump's sons Eric and Don Jr. J.D. Vance heads to Pakistan for peace talks as Trump claims we will know in 24 hours if talks are successful. Dana explains how Trump remains consistent as Podcastistant has completely flipped its commentary. A rare and deadly “civil war” has broken out between two factions of chimps in Africa.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…Relief Factorhttps://www.ReliefFactor.com or call 800-4-RELIEFRelief Factor is your simple first step toward feeling better—start the 3-Week QuickStart for just $19.95. PreBornhttps://www.PreBorn.com/Dana or Dial #250 and say “BABY”Preborn helps make a life-changing difference for mothers and babies in crisis. Sponsor an ultrasound for just $28, or five for $140.Noble Goldhttps://NobleGoldInvestments.com/DanaSchedule a free gold strategy session now and stay ahead of the curve.GhostBedhttps://GhostBed.com/DANAGhostBed has the cooling luxury mattress you need for deep sleep use code DANA for the lowest prices of the season + an extra 10% off sitewide.Patriot Mobilehttps://PatriotMobile.com/DANA or call 972-PATRIOTSwitch to Patriot Mobile in minutes—keep your number and phone or upgrade, then take a stand today with promo code DANA for a free month of service!HumanNhttps://Humann.com/DanaSupport your heart health with SuperBeets Heart Chews Zero Sugar now Buy 2 get 1 Free.  Visit today to learn how to get a Free 30-day supply. Byrnahttps://Byrna.com/DanaMake 2026 the year you protect your family with solid options—Get the Byrna today.Subscribe today and stay in the loop on all things news with The Dana Show. Follow us here for more daily clips, updates, and commentary:YoutubeFacebookInstagramXMore InfoWebsite

Welcome to the program. Last night, I don't know if you saw this. It's pretty fascinating. POTUS decided some people needed to get told. Oh my gosh, it was glorious. You know that time, let me give you an example of how it felt for me. You know, when you get a swiffer, I love the swiffer. They don't advertise with us.

I just purchase it and I like it. I enjoy it. I enjoy a good swiffer. It's great tool. When you are swiffing your floor and the rectumpt rectangle of the swiffer perfectly fits into a portion of like between furniture or an appliance or something so perfect like tetris when you get a perfect line in tetris it's such a satisfying feeling isn't it not it's a sad it's when you know you're an adult it's a satisfying feeling

the same feeling that i got when i read this tweet i think the weak rike is dead they're just kind of thrashing i'm not going to read potis's whole tweet but he went off on podcast Castastistan, the Carlson's, the Owens, the Kellys, the Joneses. Alex Jones got mad at me yesterday. Like I give a rat's ass. Who said that they've been fighting me for years, Potos said, especially by the fact that they think it's wonderful for Iran, the number one state sponsor of terror to have nuclear weapons.

Because they have one thing in common, low IQs. They're stupid people. They know it. Their families know it. Everyone else knows it. I mean, good grief. This is just, oh, it's like when you, when you, when you like poke like pinholes in a balloon, a water balloon and just let it go.

He says they don't have what it takes. They never did. He says they've all been thrown off of television, lost their shows. They're not even invited on TV anymore because nobody cares about them. They're nut jobs, troublemakers. Maybe I will worry the whole thing. And we'll say anything necessary for some free and cheap publicity. Now they think they get some clicks.

Damn, Trump. Now they think they get some clicks because they have third-rate podcasts, but nobody he's talking about them and their views are the opposite of MAGA, or I wouldn't have won the presidential election in a landslide. Maga agrees with me and just gave CNN a 100% approval rating of Trump, not hand-flailing fools like Tucker Carlson who couldn't even finish college. He was a broken man when he got fired from Fox. I mean, it is absolutely vicious, the stuff that he's saying here. He said that he's got fired from Fox. He's never been the same. He went after Kelly. He said, that she asked him the only Rosie O'Donnell question,

or Crazy Candace, who accuses the First Lady of France of being a man when she's not. And hopefully, we'll want lots of money in the lawsuit. Oh, wait, here's the kicker. Here's, oh, my gosh. He goes, you can hear, you know, did he type this himself, or was he dictating?

I think he typed it himself. He goes, actually, to me, the First Lady of France is a far more beautiful woman than Candace. In fact, it's not even close. or bankrupt Alex Jones, who says some of the dumbest things and lost his entire fortune, as he should have for his horrendous attack on the families of Sandy Hook. He goes, blah, well, so-called pundits or losers. I mean, he goes on.

They're trying to latch on to MAGA, he said. He goes, as president, I could get them on my side anytime I want to, but when they call, I don't return their calls because I'm too busy on world and country affairs. And after a few times, they go nasty. Just like Marjorie Trader Brown. He goes, I no longer care about that stuff. The United States is the hottest country anywhere, and he signed his name. I'm just going to call her Marjorie Trailer Brown.

Anyway, that's hysterical, and I'm here for it. This is, I like mean Trump. I mean, it's just hysterical. So people are, they're very pupset. Podcast to stand is quite pupset because they, and some of them are mad, like some of the really gay and lame ones, G-H-G-Y. they're upset because they weren't mentioned. Like some of them, I can't even remember all their names.

There's that one dumb comic. I can't remember what his name is. He's upset because he wasn't mentioned. Who else? There's some people that weren't mentioned. They were very upset about it, which I think is hysterical. I think he just got mad and had enough last night, Kane. Yeah.

What's your thought? Yeah, I think so. I think he just got mad and... I think he sees it that there's been an effort to fracture the right. because it was a landslide election for Trump. And I think they see that and they want to destroy it and split it so that it's not as effective in the next election cycle. And I think this is all part of that effort. And Trump is right.

The disconnect. So they did a survey. It was UMass Lowell poll. And it was a survey of U.S. adults where they were trying to figure out who Republicans like and who they're listening to. And it's not podcast to stand. That stuff only plays out digitally. And by the way, just so you know. how views are measured, it doesn't matter whether you watch something or not.

If it, what is it? If it auto plays for like five seconds and then you scroll off of it or click off of it, that counts as a view. So that's not, that's why radio broadcast, they have a different measure. It's called TSL. It's time spent listening. Time spent listening instead of clicks. So broadcast measures it differently.

So we actually, I mean, we know how many millions of people listen a day because we measure this stuff. And we can say that with full confidence. there's millions of people that listen to this program a day every single day. And the, you know, like I said, the, like the clicks that play, whether it's on YouTube, whether it's on TikTok, whether it's on Instagram or X especially, I mean, literally like five seconds is what it takes to just mark that off as a view. But that's, they don't measure, they have measurements on it, but that's not what is counted and included when people are trying to, put forth how many views they have. And so with broadcasting, it's time spent listening. So we look at how long people listen and then you have a goal for how long you want to engage those people. So that's, I mean, that makes sense. And this is reflected, by the way, that's supported by what you're seeing with this. These people are not, podcastistan is not the

real world. What these people are talking about is not where Americans are. And Americans are not listening to them. They're siloed off and their little freak cones, and those are the only people that listen. Anyway, they're very upset. I think who was it? Somebody got mad at me because I made fun of Alexander Dugan. Oh, I had all of Pakistan mad at me last night. They all came out of their caves, and, you know, their goats were super lonely. They came out of their caves and decided that they were going to sit here and try to harass me, a superior American woman, uh, on X last night. Just so you know, I am not like most people. I absolutely thrive on confrontation.

I am not a people person. I am a situational extrovert. And I am, it's not a virtue. It is a major flaw. I am literally the biggest bitch you will ever meet. I am one of the meanest people you will ever meet. I like who I like, but I also have zero courtesy for these people who waste everybody's time with their conspiracy theories and all.

of this other nonsense. It is a waste of cerebral space. They are the turds in the punch bowl of discourse in the United States. So if you are not helping things, then get off the train. Plain and simple. So I had a lot of people that were mad at me last night because of this. And like I said, I enjoy this. These people get all stressed out and worked out over it. I love it. I will sit here and manipulate you into everything. absolutely having to bake or act yourself. So stop. You're not going anywhere with me. I've been insulted by better. I've been in a stadium where people literally scream, burn her. You think some fat ass on X is going to actually move the needle with me at all? Get a grip. Anyway, I'm not saying

that to, you know, blow smoke up my backside, but I'm just telling you, don't feel bad for me on social media. Because some of you are like, I hate that you have to. And I'm like, please don't. because I love it. So you're very sweet. You're all very kind. But he was very, and where's Trump wrong? He's not wrong on any of this. These people got blasted and they deserved to get blasted.

Who is it? Alex Jones called me a foreign traitor. Bitch, my family was here before yours. Shut up. Forgive my Portuguese. Like I said, I'm not Door the Explorer here. But I'm so tired. I never disliked Alex Jones, but if you're going to come at me with something stupid like that,

that's pretty gay and lame. It's pretty low T. Maybe you should pop some more vitamins. Good grief. Don't make an enemy where one didn't exist. So this whole thing with Trump going after, they're mad because they were trying to hijack the weak Reich from Trump, or hijack MAGA from Trump. The weak Reich was trying to hijack his own movement that he built. Now, I don't necessarily consider myself MAGA. I never have. I voted for Trump three times. But here's something that's different from me, from some of these other panikins out here. I have been more vocally, legitimately critical of his policies more than any of these people.

Consistently so. More than Jones, more than Kelly, more than Carlson, more than any of them combined. Consistently, I call balls and strikes. So when I hear people go, well, I can't vote for him because of this Iran war, I hate Trump accounts. I think they're the dumbest thing that's ever been conceived since income taxes. I think it's stupid. The idea that you were going to have Mexico pay for a wall, that was never going to happen. But I still like him.

He got wrong on some Second Amendment stuff. You know, the bumpstock thing, thankfully, was resolved, but there for a while it wasn't. But I still liked the dude, and I still voted for him three times. Do you know why? Because I don't want a bunch of communist eunuchs who tuck and then pretend that they can just put on lipstick and switch their pronouns in positions of power. because I don't want an open border, because I don't want actual Forever Wars with every Tom Dick and Harry across the globe, because I don't want fentanyl in our schools, because I don't want boys and girls' bathrooms. That's why I voted for him three times. I didn't take my ball and go home because I got butt hurt

over a single issue, a single issue, and an issue I'm sorry, some people are wrong on. I firmly believe this. I don't hate you because of it. We just. agree. So all these people that are like, I'm going to take my ball and go home. I guess I'm just not going to vote for them on midterms. Okay, go and fluff the Democrats then. Go over because that's what you're doing. I never, ever, ever told anyone to go vote for Democrats when I disliked a policy from Trump. And I never not voted for Trump. I had a different pick in the primary because we have free and fair elections that foreigners and communists don't get in this country, apparently. we have free and fair elections.

But I voted for Trump three times. I'd vote for him a fourth. But I didn't take my ball and go home because I don't want the communists to win. That's it. And I don't want the Islamists to win either. So he said what he needed to say. Here's the other thing, too. Can I just make this point before we go?

I know we've got to go. But all these people have been railing on him for how long, Kane? since he got into office. Railing on him, day after day after day. At some point, you can run your mouth all you want to. Do not act like a hard ass and go out and start criticizing people. And in the moment you get pushback, oh my gosh, I'm the victim. That's gay and lame.

It's weak, it's low T, it's estrogen dominant. Stop it. if you're going to be tough, then be tough. Don't be situationally tough. Don't cringe and, oh my gosh, he criticized me. Can you believe that he had a post about me? I can't even believe it. And act like you're the victim because you got pushback

after railing on the dude for six months. What did you think was going to happen? For crying out loud, it's Donald Trump. He's literally told people to blank off. He's threatened to bomb the fat dude down in North Korea. What did you think he was going to do? It's like you people just, you know what? I think they don't know who he is. He's been consistent on Iran for longer than I've been alive. Preborn. So last year, they saved 80, just up, just up to 80,000 lives last year. So when women are

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And on the right, we don't really have anything to worry about because we got a pretty big bench. The left, though, oh, man, pop the top because I'm ready to watch that. Let's start with our first candidate, ladies and gentlemen. Her name is Kamala Harris. She never won anything outright. and she's trying to impersonate POTUS and act like in this context of this geopolitical tension that he's some kind of mob boss or something. Just listen, we're going to play this out.

This is so cringe. We may die. Cut 25, please. Well, he's pulled back because, you know, the way that he's thinking of foreign policy, it seems, is when he talks about America first, it's to withdraw off. from these relationships and these connections. And then he kind of rev acts like a mob boss. So then he's kind of like, well, you know,

you take Eastern Europe and I'll take the Western atmosphere. And then you over there, you get Asia. And we're just divided up. Instead of understanding historically, America has always been about our global leadership, Imperfect, though, we have been. What the hell did I just hear? I can hear you guys out there on Radio Land going, Dana, what is that?

Dudes, ladies, where to start? Okay, so first, that's not even how a mob boss was on. Tell me that you never watched Scarface or The Godfather, which was a cinematic masterpiece, by the way. I mean, it just, you know, or any such film without, telling me. Who did she sound like? That's like the worst Trump. And Lorraine's, that's the worst Trump impersonation I've ever heard in my life. Yeah. Who's, that doesn't sound like Trump. It's not hard to do Trump because all you got to do is just raise your voice like that. Every time

you talk, that is his hallmark. Everybody knows it. You don't even have to say who you are impersonating. People will just know, right? They just know. Like, it's like if you impersonate Ross Perrault, not going to do it. Everybody knows what that is. Well, maybe you don't if you didn't grow up watching us and all. Oh, wait, that's Bush.

Yeah, that's right. What was Ross Perot? What did he say? John sucking Sam from the debate. Well, how did he put it? It's that Texas drawl. You're going to sit around, do nothing? Is that what you're going to do?

Yeah, it was like that kind of. I cannot, for the life of me, been here 13 years. I cannot do his Texas drawl. That's the one accent. I can't mimic. I can do that proper. Georgian one, and the Ozark is pretty twangy. The Texas drawl is unlike anything else. It's speedy, but it's not. Does that make sense? I have friends who are like generationally,

multiple generations born and bred Texas. And it depends on where you're from. Like you might have a little bit like this, but then if you get out in West Texas, it gets a little bushy and a little peri. It's just different. Anyway, you all know what it, I mean, all you have to do, You don't even have to sound like him. You just do this. I don't know. That's what some people have told me. I'm not saying that.

Some people said it. You know, it's like that's not what a mob boss even sounds like. I don't know. What is she even talking about? Also, when she's like, well, you know, she is mad at him for representing the nation on the international stage while she's simultaneously talking about how we need to be represented on the international stage. Right? That doesn't even make any sense either. Is she drunk again?

Is she drunk? Yes. Okay, because there's more. Then she was asked, cut 26, God help us. Kamala, are you considering running for president again? Here's her answer. Your openness to talk to the American people, as I said in introducing you, you and I go back over a quarter century. And if there's anyone that has had open communication is you and I.

So are you going to run again in 20? So, okay, you know, I tried to be subtle, but I just figured I'd go right out. Well, that's as subtle as Reverend Al Sharpton could ever be. We love you for many things, but not being subtle. Just answer the question. Listen, I might. I might. I'm thinking about it. I'm thinking about it.

her own party doesn't even want her to do it guys if you remember back when she was in the primary she wasn't even going to survive till the next debate she was not even going to make it to the next debate if you remember she was so disliked in her own party that she had not a shot in hell Tulsi Gabbard was running Democrat primary she was even outranking her at one point and I don't know I find the whole thing odd it's just all odd and Tulsi Gabbard

that's I'm like DNA I mean she was a former Democrat but I don't know just fine Kamala Harris is just not popular and I don't think she ever does anything she's like an ornament for the Democrats

I don't really think she does anything I mean it's just this is just crazy so I swear if we have to do this again Kane Luckily, there's no metric that you can point to that says, oh, yeah, look, she's got a chance. Like, there's no metric you can point to that shows she has a chance at winning a presidential race.

So I'm not willing. There isn't enough gin to deal with her running again. Can we play cut 20 real quick? Because I didn't play this earlier. And I need everyone to watch Hunter Biden talk like he's going to walk into an octagon and beat somebody up. This is too funny. Hey, guys, Hunter Biden here. I just got a call from Andrew Callahan.

He asked me to come out on the Channel 5 Carnival Tour at the end of the month. I think we start in Phoenix and then we go to San Diego and we end in Albuquerque. And I think he's trying to organize a cage match, me versus Eric and Don Jr. Like both of them? I told him I do it 100% in if he can pull it off. And if he can't, I'm still coming. And I think he's got a lot of other surprises up his sleeve. A lot of fun, and I hope I can see you guys out there.

So he has to do this because he can't merch out his dad anymore and make money for the Biden. So what is he going to do, like snort a bunch of Coke and go in like a berserker? I mean, for real, Kane. Yes, he will do that. And it won't even be for the fight. It'll be just a Tuesday. That'll just be, yeah, that'll be, what is it, your frontloading, your experience. Yeah, just Tuesday or a Wednesday for Hunter.

Yeah. Can you imagine being so broke because he can't even pay his lawyers at this point? Yeah, he's so that, yeah, that's in your substack headlines. He is broke as all get out right now. He's completely broke. He can't afford to pay anybody. He is, I mean, I don't know if he's going to declare bankruptcy or not. Oh, he would have to.

I mean, based on everything that I'm seeing, holy smokes, there's a list of people he owes money to and lots of it. Yeah, he has, yeah, he's got. it's a lot. He's owes a lot of people. Well, he wasn't even able to pay that guy that he borrowed a bunch of money from that he was selling his art too. You remember that whole thing? His bong smoking lawyer? Yeah, yeah, yeah, the bong smoking dude. He was out there like smoking pot the day before he was going to go into the courtroom and he was like pictured. He's too broke to pay his lawyer. So I guess this is what he has to do. He's crying poor again. He's, and that's because he had Abby Lowell and both the tax case. Remember, he was under

investigation because he was moving money around and the gun crime case because he lied on his 4473 and so he says he's doing a tour with a YouTuber this is just debasement I find this to be so cringe it's I don't I'm trying to think I don't know Eric or Don Jr. What do you let when you see this it's like what Eric Trump is not going to do this and Don Jr. I wouldn't even reply to it if I'm them. I mean, I can see him, Don Jr. being entertained about it by it, but I don't see him doing this. I mean, it's just, I don't know. Because he is, apparently, his legal debt alone is $15 million.

Yeah. And that's just with one firm. Yeah. Yeah, that's right. That's one firm. And him and his law firm, they can't agree on the amount he owes. So a judge, they have to go to arbitration. And a judge is having to deal with.

finalizing how many millions he actually owes. And so Biden has a new lawyer, and they're in discovery right now. So this is a long process. I mean, he's suing everybody. They're, there, he's in a million different lawsuits. And I don't, like his, so his wife, isn't she from South Africa? She's an influencer.

So they're apparently, I don't know if they're living in South Africa. He was, remember he was living in. in Malibu and that beach house that very funded super fancy beach house and that I think they said like the monthly rent on that

was something like 20,000 something crazy dollars insane and then they had to have the house next door for Secret Service so I don't know if he's got that kind of money anymore coming in from the federal government to do that type of stuff but he's this is something else man this is just something else

I don't think that this fight's going to happen. No, the fight's totally not going to happen. And I think this will eventually lead to like a Jake Paul thing. And then it'll probably something like that will happen. But he's got no chance. His spit paintings aren't getting any money. No one's getting any traction with his spit paintings. So he's got to do something.

Because it's gross. I can't even believe he was doing that over COVID, too. The spit paintings over COVID even. I don't know. But he's, this is, I don't know, he's got to get money somehow. He's in debt. He's in millions in debt. and I don't is he are they going to get paid for it is he going to is there going to be like a purse

oh I you know what the coordinators figure all that out based on the cost and then is it a pay per view thing is it going to be sponsored like there's all kinds of different avenues for the revenue but yeah I don't know that's been because I mean clearly he's going to be doing it for money oh yeah yeah uh I don't know I don't know I because I'm I was like looking, trying to see, I don't see any kind of... No. Who would put that money up? Neither Don Jr. nor Eric need the money.

No? This is him begging. Why doesn't he cage fight Gavin Newsome? Right. He's the only one that needs the money and probably craves the attention. Why doesn't, why don't we send him to Africa to deal with the monkey wars? That's actually perfect. Right? No, because then he would have all those monkeys on cocaine. And then it would just be horrible. It'd be like the Great Emu War Times 11 on steroids and cocaine. I don't know.

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make sure you go and get our newsletter. There's some good stuff up there. And we got more to come later today as well. So we were talking a little bit earlier about some of the fight and podcast to stand, which we'll come back to. But Iran, though, very interesting. They're still firing. There's no ceasefire. For all the people who are like, but the ceasefire, there isn't a ceasefire.

Because Iran still keeps lobbying rockets. They're still, and their terror proxies are still doing it. And POTUS, you know, it makes me think, maybe that's POTUS's goal, you know, to let these people run it out. And then, all right, you didn't work for the deal. Because you had the Pakistani defense minister screw everything up. And then Pakistan, through him, released a statement. They were the ones who tacked on Lebanon. Lebanon had nothing to do with the negotiation process.

And they were trying to stop. They were trying to screw it all up. And then they were out there deleting tweets. This dude was out there tweeting about Israel's evil and must be defeated, et cetera. Scrubbing his timeline, that's the guy that wanted to, those are the people that wanted to come in and bring Iran to the negotiating table. Does that in any way sound like that's in good faith to you? No, these things were completely sabotaged from the get-go. So Trump's playing the game.

That's why I'm like, can you, can people for five seconds, look, when it comes to negotiations on foreign policy stuff, you don't have anybody better. on the economy i got issues but on this nobody better i'll fight you i absolutely will i totally 100% believe it i a thousand percent believe it and i have called balls and strikes long enough you should take me seriously on this so the uh we'll see how it goes because trump has said yeah we're still well if you don't do this we're still going to bomb the hell out of you we'll see how it goes The talks are supposed to begin in Islamabad as we, and again, this is not a negotiation for a final agreement. We're just trying to get to the table to negotiate. So we're like, okay, are we going to negotiate?

Let's negotiate the negotiations. And the two-week ceasefire, apparently in Iran's eyes, only applied to the United States. The Stradivormuz, they're still trying to demand tolls coming through it. they say that they want all financial assets released i don't think so i don't think so at all look here's the here's the basic bit of it they say they won't stop enriching uranium and they and they will not allow the straight to be open if those are non-starters for them bomb them back to the stone age i'm done let's not fart around with like wasting time on shouldering just bomb the hell out of them i'm done dealing with it aren't you just take it

Mama, take it. Tell all the Iranians, go inside, hunker down. We're coming for the mullahs. I mean, they are dumb enough where they just meet all the time, pop their little heads up, like prairie dogs. The Iranians have been in the streets. You would know that because the Iranian media has a blackout. And people like Tucker Katarlson and Marjorie Trailer Green, they get out there and say, that's because they like the regime. What? It's insane. It's asinine. No, this is This is interesting to see.

Trump said that we're going to find out in 24 hours if he thought that the talks would be successful. We'll know in 24 hours is what he said. So what, Saturday? If it, yeah. We'll know Saturday. Well, that's nice. You know, we got Artemis coming in.

Podcast stands melting down. You know, I was joking. We should maybe take bets. on whose head rhetorically explodes first of the podcast Stanians. That'll be a nice denouement to the week, don't you think so? Oh, yeah. No, the Iranians, what Trump said, he goes, the Iranians don't seem to realize they have no cards

other than a short-term extortion of the world using international water rays. The only reason they're alive today is to negotiate. I like it. So we'll see. Remember back when Wittkoff and Kushner met with them, they tried to, you know that they were trying to strong arm them at the meeting. Now all the details have been coming out. They were coming out there, really blustery, coming to the table saying, you can't do anything about our nuclear program.

That February 28th meeting, where they had Abbas Eriaguchi, when he came in, he was telling them, we're not giving you anything diplomatically that you can't take military. barely. Now, see, I feel like that deserves a Doc holiday response right there. That's what, that deserves a Doc holiday response. So we'll see. Now, NATO might be stepping up. I'm not going to get super excited over this. Are you super excited over this, Kane? No, I'm not. I mean, it's all, it's like a day late, dollar short type thing. Here's NATO saying that they are moving now 22 nations to secure the straight. Listen to this. This is new. It came time to provide the logistical and other support.

The United States needed in Iran, some allies were a bit slow, to say the least. In fairness, they were also a bit surprised. To maintain the element of surprise for the initial strikes, President Trump opted not to inform allies ahead of time. And I understand that. So the White House now looking at... There we are. Interesting.

Interesting, is it not? So it seems like NATO now realizes, oh boy, we're the ones who benefit from the straight. We're the, oh, maybe, ooh, maybe we should get in there and do something about it. We don't need it. We're just boxing out China. This is what people don't realize. This is why podcasts to Stan is mad because they're against America on the world reset. That's why they keep pushing multipolarity and sharing Alexander Dugan commentary.

A couple of Joneses, people got really mad at me because I insulted Alexander Dugan. Apparently, it is bad in capital libertarian circles if you insult Alexander Dugan or Carl Marx, and you talk about how the only purpose they could ever serve as having their fat corpses feed the worms. They don't like that when you say it, but I'll say it louder again. So that's the whole, and remember back on my newsletter, if you want to go read about that, there's a whole section, it's the battle for the soul of the right. we explained to you in very clear terms what multipolarity is. You need to understand this.

D-E-I-C-R-T, all of this is from that same sphere. This all really kick-started. I first started writing about all of this back in 2012 with Derek Bell, how he was pushing critical race theory, which is Frankfurt School of Marxism in college campuses all across the United States. Multipolarity is part of that. And it is the promotion of the concept

that the United States is no longer done. and no longer strong, so we are only powerful in our own little sphere. And then we share power with China and Russia, multipolarity, instead of what it really is, which is a unipolar world, unipolar world, meaning one, only the United States is this dominant. And this is really what the reality is. China's economy is not strong enough. Don't even get me started about Russia. The United States is dominant. And there are a lot of efforts to try to undo that. And a lot of it has been, I think the most dangerous tactics to do that have actually come from within the right. And I say right very loosely. This is part of the problem with a coalition. I like coalitions,

but they have to be, what am I thinking of? Not quelled. You got, what am I thinking of when you go hunting and you're trimming the herd down? Culling, sorry, culling the herd. You got to call the coalition, rhetorically speaking for the people who want to think that every disagreement is a death threat about them like Mark Levin. But no, he didn't do that. He was accused of it. So you have to call the herd rhetorically speaking politically with the coalition. Because otherwise you have people who are leftists that liked one thing from this president and they decide to turn on him because of one issue and, you know, sound and become leftist again. And then they try to use that as a way to pervert the entirety of the right. So that's what this is. is. They've been pushing this idea of multipolarity as a way to weaken the

West because they're big cheerleaders of Russia. They're big cheerleaders of communist theory. They won't call it communism, just like the left doesn't like to say that they're socialist, but they are. It's all the same, it's different sides of the same piece of feces. So, this is, you know, been part of the problem.

But POTUS, he's been consistent on this. Incredibly consistent on this. I have a few other things I want to hit with all of this as well. Iran's still firing. We know that. They're still firing. We also have the Pakistani defense minister deleting tweets where he was, I don't know how he can even be involved in negotiations anymore after that. These tweets, it's not like they were 10 years old. They were two days ago. He was tweeting this out. Lebanon rejected Iran negotiating on its behalf. Their prime minister said that only Beirut, we told you this yesterday, handles talks. Do you see how

this is falling apart for them now? Do you see? You see how it's all falling apart from them? This narrative failed. Do you know why this narrative failed? Because you were aware. Now, it gets even crazier. This is how bad some of the misinformation is. The president of South Korea quote tweeted a video by a notorious Woke Reich account. Woke Reich actually is being generous in terms of courtesy. I think that when you say Hitler is king and you tweet things like that, you're probably like a legitimate Nazi.

I don't call people Nazis for disagreeing with me, but if you go out there and you literally say, we need a Hitler Day and things like this account has said, yeah, you're probably a Nazi. And if you go out there

and you're defending the Mullahs and you're actually arguing that Hominy had some good ideas, you're an Islamist. So you're an Islamist Nazi. When you verbatim say things like that, yeah, that's deserving of that title, right? We're not just disagreeing on things like, you know, is Green Day punk? You're literally saying things that, you know, like Hitler's great.

That means you're probably Nazi. Anyway, I say this because the South Korean president yesterday, quote, tweeted a video that that account posted where they said it's live footage of IDF soldiers torturing a, quote, Palestinian kid and throwing him off a roof. well here's the reality it wasn't a kid it was an armed adult terrorist from gaza who had two guns on him and a grenade and they were in an active firefight out in the desert it's from september of twenty twenty four this dude was not even remotely a child do you consider being 30 well they estimated about 36 years old the guy do you does that sound like a child i mean

we're using Hunter Biden math now to declare ages? It literally was an actual armed terrorist. He had a grenade and he was going to detonate himself if he couldn't kill enough IDF with a firefight. So they somehow were able to get him. But they were able to get him, but not, it wasn't before he blew himself up prematurely. So he was already dead when they moved in. What they were doing was taking his body and they were were moving it to a truck so they could get it, they could clear the area. And the way that that not, an illegitimate Islamo, fascist Nazi account, legitimately, because he says Hitler's great and says he went to Hitler Day and all this stuff, this account was out there, like apparently promoting it that it was live footage of them

torturing a kid. And it got millions of retweets and the IDF had to like issue a statement. and then when sleuths, it wasn't data Republican, but sleuths like data Republican started running it down, what they discovered is, oh my gosh, this actually was a middle-aged armed terrorist. That's what this was. And they were in a firefight and all of this,

and it was in the West Bank. So the South Korean president had tweeted that, and it went around the world. This is what I'm talking about with misinformation. You guys need to be very, very careful. listen to your gut, practice your discernment, because the war isn't in the streets and the war isn't overseas. The war is it for your mind right now. This is the first stage of a conflict. The war is for your mind. And you are being plied right now. The ghost bed. It's not haunted. It's just comfortable.

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been talking about Iran. We talked about the Sevec. We've been talking about immigration, all of this stuff. But have we talked about the Nogogo chimpanzee community? Because there's a new war, a new civil war. Imagine the law and order gavel. There. It is described as a rare and deadly civil war, which is broken out and it's currently being waged right now between two chimp factions. in Africa. Now, I've told you guys before my, I've literally been in a physical fight with a chimpanzee. Have I told you guys this?

It's actually kind of terrifying. There's only two animals that actually, that legit, okay, three, four, hang on, wait a second. Four animals that actually freak me out. Spiders, crickets, don't ask, chimpanzees. And then what was the other one? Maybe just three. Kind of goats. Anyway, these things, apparently this is only the second type conflict between these two factions of its kind.

It's called the Gombe Chimpanzee War or like they had another one in Tanzania that was called the four-year war. I cannot believe that this is like such a thing. So it's been off and on for about eight years, according to Nat Geo. I you know if you want to look at it that way but they had been apparently involved like fine and had gotten along for some time and then all of a sudden and that's what they're trying to figure out and I'm pulling this up they can't figure out why all of a sudden that changed so they said that it's the only second conflict that's ever been observed and they said that it started out as an ordinary day of swinging between the trees and snacking on ripe figs and then all of a sudden I'll help you. broke loose somehow. And they said that one of the males ended up getting killed and it just went insane after that. The social order was unsettled and the group splintered and hostilities started. So they said that they're trying to figure out exactly why the split happened and then also why what kicked it off because they said that it was remarkable because it was a previously unified

chimpanzee community called the N-G-O-G-O-G-O. And then it went and had a civil war. And it was one of, like they said, some of the chimps were known to attack male strangers on the outskirts of their territory, but they went after a male that was in their community. And they ended up tearing him apart, like quite literally. The chimps have murdered seven adult chimps and 17 baby ones. And biologists witnessed all of it. And they said, 14 others have gone missing. They're dead. A chimp just does not go missing. He's dead. Dude's dead. So they've been studying this. They said that before the two sides went to war, they first stopped associating with each other, likely because the deaths of key individuals that had moved easily amongst

neighborhoods. And when you don't engage in daily practices, they said that hold everything together with these types of, you know, communities, they can fall apart. So they've been fighting each other in Uganda's Kabale Forest National Park. and that's that's yeah so all hell has broken loose and it reminded me of another i mean they they're they're by the way they're monitoring this they have a a social media account where they said that like for instance the chimp group center appears to be on the verge of routing they've retreated from the primate lodge and their alpha male morton appears to be heavily wounded or perhaps kia i mean it's a whole thing it is a whole thing they said that uh

I just find it hysterical the way that they're mine. It reads almost like satire. But Kane and I were talking about this because did you ever hear about the great emu war? This is not the first time that animals have launched all out hostilities. This actually happened in Australia. And Australia, it makes sense because it's Australia. It's Australia.

Like their spiders have developed the ability to give you the middle finger. It's Australia where everything can kill you, including the plants and probably the air. So they said that this was back in, what, the 30s, it started as essentially wildlife control, and then it went sideways. The tall flightless, the Australian military was trying to subdue the tall flightless bird known as the emu cane,

and they lost horribly. They were beaten by the birds. Emus are the second largest birds in the world, and they're found only in Australia, and they were exterminated by colonists in Tasmania. But then it got really crazy. They were going to different spots in Australia that settlers did not want them going into. And then they had 20,000 emus at one point that breached the perimeter of a huge wheat-going region, wheat-growing region around Campion and Western Australia.

They call it the wheat belt. And so this diverse ecosystem was under threat from 20,000 emus. That's a lot of birds. They're huge. And they had falling wheat prices. They were dealing with government subsidies. Farming was difficult. They were dealing with a drought.

And then they had these like emu incursions. And they were trampling crops and fences and doing a lot of damage to the crops. So settlers were trying to tell the Australian government, look, you know, a lot of us are veterans. Can we deal with us? We've got, you know, we need, we need machine guns for sustained fire. they asked the minister of defense at the time, said George Pierce, and he agreed he let the settlers have their firearms and munitions to cold the emu population. So the emu war began in November of 1932, and they literally treated them like combat zones. So they sent these like a handful of

soldiers and their commander. They went with two Lewis light machine guns, 10,000 rounds of ammo, and they were just going to have the mass extermination of these emus because they were causing millions of dollars of damage to wheat their crop while they were literally suffering through a drought and they were trying to get as much possible as they could harvested and deal with it. So then they had to push their campaign. It was going to kick off in October. They had to start at November because the rain scattered all of the emus across the area and they tried to herd them towards an ambush, but the emu's outsmarted the people.

And then they were going to get 1,000 of the birds, but it was foiled because they're gun jammed. And so they were traveling to wherever these emus were to try to get them. And the emus kept evading, escaping. They would have equipment problems, something. And they said every pack now has its own leader. They discovered that while they were chasing these birds as they were evading, they developed their own, like micro hierarchy, like little battalions, right? And they began trying to outsmarter.

They suffered like hardly any casualties. They said only 50 of them. By like a year later, only 50 of them had been killed. 50 out of 20,000. They said that if we had a military division with a bullet carrying capacity of these birds, it would face any army in the world. They can face machine guns with the invulnerability of tanks. So they actually had to have a tactical withdrawal. They gave up.

And they lost so much ammunition. They said that it was 10 rounds per confirmed kill. They saved a little wheat, but that was it. They said the effectiveness of the coal paled next to the strategy of just offering bounties to these like armed farmers. So, and then the public sympathy for the emu grew and they couldn't go do it again because people felt bad for the birds. Kind of similar to what Canada was doing to those ostriches up there, wouldn't it? Are there birds that, were they going after those birds up there? So anyway, I'm just not a big, I told you about the chimpanzee.

I've told everybody about this, right? You guys are very familiar with it? Are we not? The chimps. I mean, look, I wouldn't want to go to war with these Champaign Z factions. They're crazy. Like, apparently they ripped the beans off of a couple of them. And these people who live in the area are like, why are all these monkey parts everywhere?

It was crazy. You got a leg here. You got some nuts there. I mean, it's just wild. Well, it's true. It might be a delicacy in some parts of the world, but not there. So, long story short, they're just kind of letting them. fight it out because I think they've learned now maybe we shouldn't get involved in this just let them

cook right let them fight it out I would because they're strong and crazy I wouldn't want I okay so long story short I will not make it long story long when I was a little kid I was in kindergarten and my mom worked at a gift shop during the day and she worked at a food processing factory at night and um our neighbor that lived up the hill and we lived in out in a rural area in Missouri our neighbor who lived up in the hill had this farm and had geese and yes, they were related to that famous, they weren't related, their daughter married into that famous chimpanzee family in Missouri that had all the, they did the, they had that big documentary on Netflix. Anyway, they had a couple of them that they treated pretty much like kids.

And they went on vacation and her parents, my, the neighbors that lived up the hill, took one of the juveniles who was still in a diaper to watch him for the week. And I was really excited because I'm like, oh my gosh, it's like a little friend, right? And so I got, you know, my cowboy boots on, and I got my cowboy skirt, and I had a Dukesahazard T-shirt because that's, you know, I don't know. And I, you remember the bugle corn chips? And as kids, we'd put them on our fingers, like witch's hands. So I had a little baggie of bugle corn chips for me, and I made a little baggie of bugle corn chips

for my monkey friend. And I'm like, we're going to be best friends. It's going to be like a life, like a real living, my buddy doll, but like an animal. So I was real excited, and I was out at the end of my driveway to meet our neighbor and my new monkey friend, and she was holding his hand, and he was coming down the hill, and he was in overalls, and it was cute. And I handed him the baggie of bugles like, we're going to be best friends, and he looked at it for a second. And I thought, you know, I had all the hope in the world like, this is amazing. He's taking the bugles.

And I could just picture afternoons of us sitting on the swing, eating bugles, having fun, high-fiving, you know, flying kites. It's like a montage of just, you know, innocent summer fun. And then that was interrupted, pierced rather, like a balloon, like he won a needle with a balloon by the shriek of the chimp going, and he ripped apart the bag and bugles went everywhere. And then he shoved me and I got mud on my cowboy skirt and my cowboy boots. And after that, it was on like Donkey Kong. Oh my gosh, this thing would try to pinch me and he would shove his hand in his diaper to do who knows what. and then tried to touch me with it. It was horrible.

And at one point, I had had it. After, like, three days of this, I was done. He pinched me for the last time. And I made my hand stiff as a board, and I hauled my little arm all the way back. And I did, like, I mean, half the circumference of the globe with such force, I hit this chimp like a pimp smacks up working lady. And just, bam, knocked him back.

Well, I didn't know how strong they were. that they could rip your face off. And I was too mean for him to try, but thankfully the neighbor was there and intervened, and I got in trouble. I was done with it. Like, I would try to go to sleep. It was like an Edgar Allan Poe story.

I'm trying to go to sleep, and the door would creak open, like taking my naps in the afternoon, and I would be like in their study, and I would be on the sofa, and the door would creak open and like a glint of light would fall on my eye, and this chimp would try to come in real quiet.

I had no idea what he's going to do. Maybe, like, hurt me or something. Anyway, long story short, I don't like them. But I did slap it and I did win. I knocked that thing. I knocked its damn teeth out. It's like, we ain't even doing this anymore. So I would not be involved in that civil conflict.

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If you punch him, does like white poof come out? Yeah. Because he's made of cocaine. You get it. It's the joke. They said that they could square off if Hunter Biden gets it. He must be really broke. He is.

I mean, he looks like if you're watching the simulcast. Dang. He's supposed to be, he's in his, what, what is he, 57? He's 50, he's, what an old-looking baby. Remember because it's little baby, Hunter Biden, little baby, Hunter Biden. Yeah.

So that's pretty crazy. So they said that they're going to have a cage match. So there you go. I don't know. Maybe they will. Maybe they won. The IRS is touting a 24% increase in stolen money. I'm sorry, tax refunds compared to the previous administration.

I don't care. The fact that they exist at all as an agency and isn't rubble, I don't care. This is your money that you get back. Basically, they're saying, ha, ha, we took too much of your money and we're giving more of it back than we used to. I don't care. All of it's unconstitutional. I think they should have to give every cent back, ever taken to every living American.

That's me. So that is meaningless to me. I find it offensive. I give it the finger. NASA warns that there's no plane B as Artemis Cruz. They're coming back from the moon. It's their most terrifying part of the moon mission. The temperatures outside of those heat shields are going to be about 5,000 degrees.

They said it's super dangerous. I think they hype up the danger, but this is what they like know how to do. They know how to do this. They're going to land in the water in San Diego and then they pop them out. But I was reading about all of the health difficulties. Like they're going to have, they're going to be, you know, disoriented, obviously. And a lot of them say that their neck is sore when they get out of zero gravity, like, because they have to hold up their head.

It's like stuff that we haven't thought about here, right? I mean, but they said that it's going to be about, I think, 7 p.m. Central, 8 Eastern when it lands, when it lands. when it gets back in. So they're on the, I mean, they're coming back from the moon. They're coming back into orbit, Earth's orbit, and going into our atmosphere. So this will be, this will be very interesting, and it'll be very interesting to see. I plan on watching it. I think it's fascinating. I love this stuff. Let's see. Oxygen has been made from moon dust for the very first time.

Feel like that's a way to get asthma. Blue Origin said it developed a reactor that can release breathable air from lunar soil. Okay, that is kind of neat. But how clean is it? You know, if I use my Apple phone to give me the, you know, weather quality, the air quality, what's it going to say? I mean, they're saying breathable. Yeah, well, there's a lot of things that are breathable, but is it healthy? You know what I'm saying?

I mean, you can huff a can of paint and that's breathable, but is it healthy? I don't know. Gen Z is carrying around what they call anxiety bags with tools to calm their nerves. They're called purses. Stop it. So stupid. This is so dumb. Oh my gosh.

Like for instance, they have this story, the New York Post, with their all their, they're just absolutely gay pop-up ads. They said that they, they had, talk about this 22-year-old

who worked all day and was panicking. Why are you panicking? You're 22 years old. You have your first job. Just get the hell over it and grow up and just join the human race like a normal person. Quit inventing anxiety. Quit it.

She was, so she got, she gets anxiety, I guess, from having to work a long day. Oh, you would never want to do my job. Oh, my gosh, you would never. But why do you need a...

They said they're anxiety kits. And they're like a do... It's a purse. It's a purse. You know what you put in there? Purse stuff. Lip gloss, gums, any kind of gum, mints,

eye patches, you know, your keys. That's a purse. Stop it. I feel like Bob Newhart and SNO. That's really what this is like. can't even deal with it. Let's see. Adults who have never married, apparently they have a higher cancer risk. Huh. Interesting. Yeah, they said the cancer risk is significantly higher for adults who've never married.

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a lot of these influencers, suddenly become Catholic. Well, not if some of them actually aren't even Catholic, them of, they haven't even gotten confirmed or gone through their process and all of, my Catholic friends say they're not real Catholics. But they want to speak for the Catholic Church. You've seen some of this with that Carrie preaching lady and all of that, people who become literal Catholics like last month. And then they start arguing with other Catholics and the bishops and saying, and they make everything about Israel. Everything is about Israel. And there is, it is it's another part of this sciop to

infiltrate and look at these strongholds in American culture and split them up because what have we always said? With the left and with communism specifically faith, Christianity is the singular biggest

threat to tyranny, to communism, to all of that. It is the biggest threat. They don't want competition. They want to be first. They want you to make idols of the state, have an idol of the state, and have that elevated above God in the hierarchy of how things should be. And that is demonic, but that's what, like the Alexander Dugans and all of that, that's what they're promoting. All of that they're promoting it and they're infiltrating Catholicism to try to do that there.

They want to basically take the hand that's on the rudder of morality for the nation. And so they pay attention to this because this is a big thing brewing. And Lorraine's piece gets into who's involved and the front groups and all of that. So it's a must-read piece and it's up on substack now. And you should go look at it for all of you subscribers. All right. Today in stupidity, what do we have? Are we already there?

We're there. We're at the end of the week. All right, it's Hakeem Jeffries, cut 12. apparently diversity, equity, and inclusion were in the Constitution. Did you know that? No. Did you know that? I didn't know that.

Let's hear what he says about it. And we won't let these extremists get away with lying to the American people. They want to suggest that diversity, equity, and inclusion are foreign values. They're not foreign values. They're American values. Are they? Let's just check the record. The motto of this great country, e-pluribism,

Unum, that's the motto of this great country, out of many one. That's diversity. No, that's called acclamation and assimilation. That means you assimilate to becoming free here in the United States. That's why. That's what it is. I don't even think he understands E pluribus unum from anyone. I don't think he does.

Of course, you know, not the brightest bulb in the box. That does it for us this week, folks. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. I will be back with you on Monday. God bless. Find the podcast if you miss anything. Facebook, YouTube, like, and subscribe. Have a great weekend.