The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Trump ENDS The War, Millionaire Mark Ruffalo's Socialism Idea & Fetterman Trashes Dems

Episode Date: October 13, 2025

President Trump reaches a historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas as the hostages are released from captivity and sent home to their families. Dana reacts to the hostages being reunited with their families after two years. A man goes viral following his yard getting rolled with toilet paper by teenagers claiming he wasn't mad he was impressed. Dana reacts to the announcement that a Qatari Emeri air force facility will be built at the Mountain Home Airbase in Idaho. John Fetterman is SHOCKED that ANY Democrat would refuse to celebrate President Trump freeing the hostages in Gaza and ending the war. Palestinians are blocking the Red Cross vehicles from driving to pick up the hostages in Gaza. Dana reacts to Mark Ruffalo calling for a “reimagining” of the US economy in a viral video glorifying socialism. Marjorie Taylor Green gets criticized from the right after saying “there needs to be a smarter plan than just rounding up every single person and deporting them”. Don Lemon gets absolutely destroyed by two people on the street in Chicago when he attempts to tell them that crossing the border illegally isn't a crime. Dana explains why she walked out of yet another church because they had a female pastor.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…Boll&Branchhttps://BollandBranch.com/danashow Start building your sanctuary of comfort this fall with Boll & Branch. For a limited time get 20% off your first set of sheets plus free shipping.Webroothttps://Webroot.com/danaChange your October from cyber-scary to cyber-secure with 60% off Webroot Total Protection.AmmoSquaredhttps://AmmoSquared.comDon’t get caught without ammo and be sure to tell them you heard about Ammo Squared on this show. PreBornhttps://PreBorn.com/DANA Or DIAL #250 Say the keyword BABY. That’s #250, BABY. Together, we can save lives — one mom and one baby at a time.ChapterFor free and unbiased Medicare help from my partners Chapter, dial #250 and say keyword “My Medicare”Chapter and its affiliates are not connected with or endorsed by any government entity or the federal Medicare program. Chapter Advisory, LLC represents Medicare Advantage HMO, PPO, and PFFS organizations and stand-alone prescription drug plans that have a Medicare contract. Enrollment depends on the plan’s contract renewal. While we have a database of every Medicare plan nationwide and can help you search among all plans, we have contracts with many but not all plans. As a result, we do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently, we represent 50 organizations which offer 18,160 products nationwide. We search and recommend all plans, even those we don’t directly offer. You can contact a licensed Chapter agent to find out the number of products available in your specific area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-Medicare, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options.Keltechttps://KelTecWeapons.comKelTec builds every KS7 GEN2 right here in the USA with American materials and workers—upgrade your home defense today. All Family Pharmacyhttps://AllFamilyPharmacy.com/Dana Don’t wait until flu season knocks at your door. Use code DANA10 at checkout to save 10%. Relief Factorhttps://ReliefFactor.com OR CALL 1-800-4-RELIEFTurn the clock back on pain with Relief Factor. Get their 3-week Relief Factor Quick Start for only $19.95 today! Byrnahttps://Byrna.com/danaGet your hands on the new compact Byrna CL. Visit Byrna.com/Dana to receive 10% off. Patriot Mobilehttps://PatriotMobile.com/DanaDana’s personal cell phone provider is Patriot Mobile. Get a FREE MONTH of service code DANAHumanNhttps://HumanN.comStart supporting your cardiovascular health with SuperBeets now available at your local Walmart. 

So now we're going to forge a future that is worthy of our heritage. We're going to build a legacy that all the people of this region can be proud of. New bonds of friendship, cooperation and commerce will join Tel Aviv to Dubai, Haifa to Beirut, Jerusalem to Damascus, and from Israel to Egypt, from Saudi Arabia to Qatar, from India to Pakistan, from Indonesia to Iraq, from Syria to Bahrain, Turkey to Jordan, the United Arab Emirates to Oman and Armenia to Azerbaijan, another war that I just settled. We are going to have hope, harmony, opportunity, and happiness here in the spiritual and geographic

center of the entire world. That's what you are. Israel, America, and all of the nations of the Middle East will soon be safer, stronger, greater, and more prosperous than ever before. And I want to thank you all once again for this exceptional honor. This has been truly an honor. It's seldom that a president is invited to do this. And I love Israel. I'm with you all the way. You will be bigger, better, stronger, and more loving than ever before.

Thank you, Burma. Huge, huge. So this was a significant achievement that, whoof, we are going to follow today because POTUS is in the Middle East. He's in Egypt right now. And as we told you last week, and had a piece up at Substack about this.

He was going to be traveling over there. They have a Peace Summit. He was going to be traveling over there. Also going to be signing, et cetera. and the signing. It's very interesting watching this. I'm, I've got a million different points that I want to spit out of my head all at once. So welcome to the program.

It's Monday, top of this first hour with you, Dana Lash. The chats at Rumble. You can channel 347 direct TV. You can watch the radio show. So the hostages, the 13 remaining hostages, they were released. and of course it was with all the fanfare that you can imagine Hamas orchestrating and the this was point one of this

Gaza peace plan and a lot of these hostages have been returned there's all kinds of amazing video showcasing what it was like when they were reunited with their families that they haven't seen for two years over two years now and incredibly significant significant. And I think that this is perhaps, well, the first time in two years, correct. I mean,

there were 13 that were let let go. I think this is maybe the biggest deal or the best deal that Trump has done of his presidencies. Wouldn't you say so? I mean, it sounds weird to talk about it like that and I don't mean to lessen it by saying that. However, think about how many times they have tried to, and by they, I mean, Western, the succession of Western leaders have tried to calm tensions and bring this to a halt in Gaza. I mean, it's forever. I remember back when, gosh, I was a kid and I was having to sleep over with my friends and we would stay up and watch MTV. And do you remember that song, all we're saying is give a piece of chance, you know, that whole, they redid it, John and Yoke. song. They redid it and they had all these different celebrities. And I remember thinking at the time,

oh, it has to do with something over the Middle East. I mean, it's been war, they've been warring over there forever. And then of course, with the creation of the strip, then Israel's unilateral withdrawal, and it just never stopped. It just, they just kept, I mean, you had Islamists that just kept warring. So this is incredibly significant. We're going to dive into this. And I don't even know how if you are, you know, even in the progressive press, how you don't get POTUS a hat tip over this. But just some pretty stunning scenes. I am a little ticked off, which I'm not going to talk about immediately. We're going to talk. We're going to get into that as the program goes. But I saw Mark Carney and Kier Starmer arrive. So all of these world, all of these Western leaders are showing up and

they're going to the Peace Summit and they had what they called their class photo. So you had Maloney, you had McCrone, you had Victor Orban, who was there as well. And when I saw Carney and Starmor walking together, my first thought was, why are these losers showing up here? Why are these rat bastard, spineless losers showing up here, along with McCrone? Because those clowns did everything possible to stymie these negotiations. Those clowns did everything possible to drag this out for as long as it could be dragged out for. They did everything possible through their ineptness. and their stupidity to nearly derail this whole thing multiple times.

And I want to point out something also that Trump was able to bring the remaining hostages back and has been able to negotiate this up to this point, which is further than anybody has, without bending a knee to Hamas and rewarding them by recognizing the creation of an independent, dependent Ghazin state. Carney did it. Starmer did it. Macron did it. I mean, we can tick off the long list of leaders that have done this. But Trump didn't do it. And it all goes back to the strikes in Iran, which we're going to talk about, because this is peace through strength. Absolutely. And it's pretty amazing.

And we've got a lot of audio for you today. I wanted to throw up this. And this is something that Rubio actually had echoed. I don't know what soundbite. This is because we have 11,000 soundbites. What cut is this? If not, then we'll go back to it. So this was Rubio saying that it was really, you know,

when you think about the continuation of the ceasefire, Britain and France, remember when they just stomped into it and recognized, said we're going to recognize the creation of an independent state? Well, that threw a loop in these negotiations. Rubio touches on that here. This is huge. Listen. If you notice that the talks with Hamas fell apart on the day Macron made the unilateral decision that he's going to recognize a Palestinian state.

And then you have other people come forward. Other countries say, well, if there's not a ceasefire by September. We're going to recognize a Palestinian state. Well, if I'm Hamas, I basically conclude, let's not do a ceasefire because we can be rewarded and we can claim it as a victory. So those messages, while largely symbolic in their minds, actually, have made it harder to get peace and harder to achieve a deal with Hamas. They feel emboldened. It did. They absolutely felt emboldened. I mean, they were getting recognized with their own state.

That's insane. They were getting recognized with their own state, getting rewarded, awarding that atrocity. But Hamas finally gave up the remaining living hostages. And they parted with, I think that was the only leverage that they had left. They have no more leverage now. And how how let's go back to what happened in Iran and specifically I would say even before the strikes in Iran I know a lot of talking heads are out there like oh it's the strikes in Iran yet let's go back before that though this actually was won before that do you know when this conflict was one this conflict was one when Trump went to the Middle East this contract this this conflict was one when Trump went to the Middle East and when he was meeting with the Emirates he was meeting with the Saudis that is when

this conflict was one. And I'll never forget, and I told you this, I told you at the time that it happened, and I still look back on it now, and I say the same thing. I think it was one of the most significant moments in history of Middle East conflict when Trump was up on stage, and he was talking about the normalization now that Syria got rid of Assad. And yes, they got a warlord there, but again, you know, not every nation is going to be like the United States, the democratic processes, and a republic. But the guy that they got in. was less attuned to Iran and more attuned to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. And remember when Trump was on stage, and he said that he was going to roll back those sanctions

on Syria now and open the door for investment. Now, at that point, you had all of these other Middle Eastern nations that did not want to run afoul of sanctions with the United States and get hit themselves in the process. You know, they didn't want to be, they didn't want to be party to that. So they waited. They waited and they waited. And so when Trump got up on stage and he said that they were rolling back the sanctions, they were going to normalize these relations with Syria. Muhammad bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, stood up and applauded. And then everyone else stood up and applauded. That was significant because, and then the airstrikes came after. Now, how were those air strikes so successful? Because Syria stopped providing

air defense for Iran. So Iran's skies were wide open. And that those strikes would not have been successful in the manner that they were had that not happened. That's when Trump won the conflict in the Middle East. I told you at the time that is beyond significant. That's the most important moment perhaps in this whole thing. And lo and behold, after the visit, when you had the strikes that took place, Syria did not any longer provide air defense for Iran. So Iran's skies were left wide open to be dominated by Israel. That the moment was made. possible by that visit in the Middle East, which was probably one of the most successful visits that a sitting president has had going over to the Middle East and negotiating. This wasn't like

one of those things with Joe Biden where it was hat in hand. You know, please sell us some crude. It wasn't anything like that. This was a very significant meeting. And they knew Egypt and Qatar, they were telling Hamas, look, this is your last chance to end this. It is your last chance to end it. That's it. Turkey even said, look, Hamas better be, that y'all better be approved this plan or you will be stripped of every association, every bit of diplomatic assistance, every bit of political assistance. Qatar and Turkey, we will not hold, they said that you're not going to host, we're not going to host your political leadership anymore. Egypt will no longer contend and argue for Hamas to have a say in Gaza's governance post-war.

Wall Street Journal reported today that Trump left them no choice. He cut out every diplomatic and military route that they had. And they were under immense pressure from their hosts. And as a result, this is what's been happening. Pretty amazing. We got more on this as we roll into headlines. in the bottom of this first hour. We got more on the way as we rolled awards headlines.

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I don't know much about her. But apparently they said that she'd put her house up for sale. Her health had declined very suddenly in recent months. And she was apparently very thin. But that's kind of sad. She was 79 years old. October 11th is when they announced it. Also, let's see.

this they're saying are we heading for a big crash I'm not even going to read this headline because it's so stupid it makes me want to break everything and just go back to bed I just want to break everything throw things around because I'm so tired of these stupid headlines I don't like Trumps aren't going to write something stupid about the economy that's what they do that's what these things are that's what it is can't am I wrong no Dana you're so right you're so right it's just painful see that's it's your

sentiment I know it doesn't hurt there's no pain in it that's it I don't want to read on this one either. What in the world? So this guy is at St. Peter's Basilica and he drops trout and urinates inside St. Peter's Basilica. And of course all the tourists are shocked. It was on a Vatican altar during they were having mass. But he did that. And I just like, I know exactly where they did. How does someone do this? Like they were able to get him. He was unidentified. And he climbed the steps. I know nothing about this. I'm just reading it as it is from the sun, British paper. This is altar of confession. It's one of the most sacred spots in Catholicism. And it's where the Pope himself traditionally celebrates mass. And then that's when

he dropped trow and decided to take a leak. It was during the 9 a.m. Mass. And the crowd was just, I think most of them didn't know what they were seeing, or they were trying to figure out, are we seeing what we're seeing? Because there were those expressions, too. But security was able to get him out. That's just ugh. Can you imagine how to clean that? So, gross. Why are people

nasty? So this guy, a dad, according to New York Post, this is a dad who was charged with killing his 14-year-old daughter's rapist, and he's now running for sheriff. I'd vote for him. Oh, in a heartbeat. I don't know that I could, I mean, I'd vote for him.

He's accused of killing his 14-year-old daughter's rapist. He said the legal system failed him because they charged him with murder. Now, I know you shouldn't be a vigilante, but in this, this is what happens when you have lawlessness and disorder. If you don't like vigilanteism, then I suggest you stop with the restorative justice. Because injustice, this sort of injustice, like what was perpetrated upon this family, is that's exactly what it is. It's injustice. That's also lawlessness and vigilanteism, really. He was charged with second-degree murder, so he ran for sheriff. in Linot County, Arkansas. He launched his campaign. And he said the campaign is about every parent,

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you might remember that hostage. He's now back with his family today. He was released. He was one of those who were released. Pretty amazing sights. Here are some of the footage of these hostages. who are being reunited. Can you imagine being kept?

And when I'm reading, there are conditions and some of the stuff that happened. I mean, it's rough. It's bad. And they're now back with their families. We have, what, cut 12. This Guy Dalla was reunited with his family after two years.

Oh, goodness. Can you imagine not seeing your loved one for two years? years, two years. And they're all so thin. Oh my gosh, they're all thin. They've, they've, they've, they've, they've, they've, they've, they've, they've, they've, they've, the, I can't even imagine the, um, what the rehab, not just talking about physical rehabilitation, but mental rehabilitation from what Hamas put them through. What that's going to be like. My goodness. Just two years. You know, Hamas could have done this from the get-go. First off, they could have not have violated the ceasefire on October 7th, but they could have released all of these hostages.

But that's never what they wanted to do. Cut 13, another hostage reunited with his parents. Again, two years kept in these dark tunnels, having to dig their own gravy, being tortured, being denied food, water. And they're all so thin, some more than others. but they're all so incredibly thin. I mean, it is just heartbreaking. Heartbreaking.

And you have cut 15, Yosef Oana's father. I remember this guy when he was doing interviews. This is cut 14 when he reunited with his son and

just wild. Two years. the family's getting ready to meet with them now. But just amazing stuff. Okay, I thought we were going to see the reunification here. There it is. Gosh, and they're so young. Like, this kid's this young man, so young.

I can't believe audio cut 11. What, I, I mean, I almost couldn't believe this cut. I saw this earlier. So Abby Phillips, CNN, actually, Well, how do I even set it up, Cain? She was critical of Obama because Obama did not give Trump credit for this deal. That's fair. Kind of shocking.

Listen to this. President Obama put out this post talking about the peace deal and the prospects of it. And Don Jr. responded to it. I'll finish it for you. Thank you, Donald Trump. Honestly, it's not unfair. to say if President Obama's going to write a whole post about a peace deal, maybe he should acknowledge the president that brokered it.

Why is that so odd to hear? I did, so, Kane, you guys obviously manipulated this audio, right? No, we sure did not. Wow. I mean, it's obvious. And this was a negotiation of peace through strength. I mean, that's that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, exactly what this was. Now remember too, the other part of it was when those the heads of, you know,

some of these, these Hamas generals were hit in Doha. And that's when Carter really, it became very real for them. Like, there's nothing that's going to shield us. We need to get on the right side here. Nothing's going to shield us from this. And I think that also contributed to this. there's a lot of things piece through strength and Hamas finally caved finally caved they've been under they started being feeling the pressure from turkey they started feeling the pressure from cutter they started feeling the pressure from Egypt and notice too nobody else wants to take them think about this every single time whether you've had Egypt whether you've had Egypt whether you've had Lebanon whether you've had Jordan because these are mostly Jordan When they have, when any of these neighboring, like previously, when they've been, when they've accepted Gossans within their country, what happened? The Gossans within their country, they decided to foment civil war. And they paid for it.

Those countries paid for it in blood by allowing those people in. Because you're talking about generations of people who have been raised to hate everyone around them and play into the victim complex. And the United States was the only country with balls that decided that they were not going to play into this narrative. Peace through strength gets results. Coutowing to this nonsense like Joe Biden did, like Democrats want to do, doesn't achieve anything. Mark Carney, the little weasel in Canada, didn't achieve anything.

He rewarded them and he almost ruined the negotiations because he stomped out there like a toddler and was like, well, we're going to, we're going to recognize their own, we're going to recognize their statehood. same thing with Kirstarmer. Meathead goes out there. We're going to recognize their statehood. And almost derailed negotiations. And Hamas knows that they have been kneecapped in all this. Now, you know how I told you when they would bring out the, you know, usually previously when they would bring out the hostages, they have this like big, it was this like weird

thing that they do. Like the last time that they released hostages, remember they had a little square and the little Gosens square. and they brought the hostages in their coffins and they had some of the, I think, members of the Bebas family mislabeled. They had just a random woman in the and Sherry Beavis's box. And they had this big ceremony, et cetera. They didn't do that this time. They didn't have a propaganda ceremony.

Interesting. What they did is they were trying to turn the knife one last time before they handed the hostages over. they made video calls to the relatives of the hostages, and they had the hostages stand by their masked Hamas captors while they were making these video calls to the families. So they were trying to turn the knife like at one, you know, some way. But they didn't have the big theatrical propaganda ceremony. And this Hamas guaranteed its demise with October 7th. And now

they don't have hostages. And IDF, I mean, they have to comply or they're annihilated. And remember, this was just one of a 20-point plan. They have to disarm. They have to leave. And if they don't, Trump's washing his hands of it. And he's saying, Israel, you do whatever you've got to do. And I'm going to tell you now what this achieves. You're not going to have the carnies and the

Starmers in the Israeli Parliament's ear anymore, whispering, oh, you need to hold back. You need to hold back because look what they were able to secure by not doing that and actually listening to the United States on this. The peace, their strength, secured what they wanted. Now they have a direct comparison. This way gets results. The Biden, Carney, Macron, Starmorway does not. They've lost all influence now.

they are meaningless. I don't even know why they're at this event. Did you notice it, too, came, they were standing at this event, and Trump was standing there, and they were all coming up and shaking his hand one after the other. I thought that was very interesting, because he's in Egypt, and they all came forward, and they were shaking his hand one by one. Like, he was the host, and everyone was coming to pay their due. And then they lined up for a photo.

McCrone was in the back. Historic photo. It's so good. He was all the way in the back. He was all the way in the back. And I, it's really amazing to see all of this. Now, the other part of this, and this is the one I don't really like. So for the hostages, Israel has to release some of the terrorists. And they are terrorists. I want to be very careful in my word choice here. The prisoners, the terrorist prisoners that Israel has in custody, are terrorist prisoners. And that is, that's exactly, I mean, I was looking at some of the names and reading the descriptions of those who are being released. These are people who have blown up, you know, innocent, you know, women and children because they, they wanted to shoot, stab, go on stabbing sprees.

You also have people that helped orchestrate suicide bombings, things like that. This is, those sorts of offenses. Those are some of the people. people that are going to be released to Hamas and Gaza. There's about two, almost two thousand of them, well, about nearly two thousand of them. And the people who are, like for instance, one guy who's being released, Helmi Muhammad Hamash, he coordinated a suicide bombing on a bus in Jerusalem and killed 11, wounded 50. He is one of the ones that Hamas once returned. Marad Adalz in 2016, he stabbed a 38-year-old mother of six in front of her children at the entrance to her home. He's one that Hamas has demanded be released.

Those are the people that they're asking to be released in exchange for innocent hostages. There's also, hey, Kane, there's another guy named Jihad. His name's Jihad Ram. What does he do? You know, he probably runs like a coffee stand, maybe a banana stand, like an arrested development, you know, frozen banana stand. I don't know. No, no, you would be wrong. He, you know, like his name, he engages in the practice of jihad. And they, he stabbed and beaten stabbed to IDF reservist, him and another individual with a crowd, a civilian crowd outside. He also lynched an 18-year-old. old and kidnapped and lynched an 18 year old. There's a lot. There's a lot. There's a lot there. And then, of course, some of the people involved in the Romalo lynching. You know, some of the people that held up their hands had red hands, which insanely became this symbol of for Hamas. Crazy. Those are some of the

people that are going to be released. That's who they're talking about. So that's I'm less excited about. And we're going to get into some of the other. It looks like there may be some of these other caveats involved. So I know everyone over the weekend was talking about Cutter training on jets in the United States. They're purchasing jets. And apparently we are training them on how to use them. And there was a lot, a lot of questions about that. We're going to talk about that coming up as well as we roll towards a conclusion of this first hour. We have days of these United States coming up. It's the folks over at Chapter.

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or wherever you get your podcast. Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the United States. To the three young men, that did this last night. I have to say, as I was watching this take place, my heart swelled with pride that maybe there's hope for your generation yet. Because this kind of stuff has got Gen X written all over it.

But what really got me excited that you did it, despite the trail camera right here. You did it anyway. And my heart swelled with pride as I viewed your beautiful work looking at my cell phone and thinking, I am proud of those three young men. There is hope for your generation after all. because this is Gen X made over.

That's funny. I don't know that I'd have the same. I'd be like, why are you? Because they look like two-ply, man. It's expensive. They looked like they grabbed the good stuff out. I'd have been like, why couldn't you use the one-ply? That's, you know, don't be using the good stuff.

Just saying, welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with you, days of these United States. He had a fun attitude about it, that guy. The two-ply does fly back. better. Like, it doesn't rip apart when you're throwing the roll itself. I haven't heard of anybody doing that like forever. Oh, man, I did it back in the day. Yeah. Oh, you did? And I've, I've sporked a yard. You mean just stuck sporks in the lawn? Yeah, yeah, I've done that. Yeah, totally done that. I didn't know. Wait a minute. What am I talking? I didn't do any of those things.

What are you talking about? It's under duress. It's not me. I'm not my right mind. So coming up, some of the stuff we're going to be touching. the, I'm sure you all saw this also over the weekend, Sec War. They were discussing the training of these Qatari pilots on jets that Qatar is purchasing. And that's kind of like, I understand that it's sort of the standard operating procedure when someone makes an acquisition like that. And then they want to train and they want our pilots to train them. and I know it's a whole thing. I get that.

But I just feel like for Qatar, they sheltered Hamas for decades. I just sort of feel like maybe they shouldn't get that consideration, right? Maybe it's just me. But I feel like, maybe you shouldn't get that consideration. But I also feel like it was sort of a caveat

for the steel, right? This is a caveat to the steel that Cutter gets training from our pilots. I hope it's not the best training either, just I've got to say. And maybe it's like, you know, some of the, you know how you,

when you bake cookies, the first batch is not usually the best one. It's usually after you get, maybe it's those jets that we can sell them. I don't know how jet making works, but, you know, maybe it's that first batch of jets. We just let them have those.

I'm not sure it's like cookies. Like, or when there's a new iPhone, right? Always the first ones that come out. Those are the ones that are always buggy and there's always something wrong with them. Maybe, you know, the first batch. match of jets, Kane.

Those, the Qataris can have those jets. Just saying, thinking aloud here. But, again, that could have perhaps been one of the things that they had to include in this deal to make it happen. So we're going to look at that. Also, it's Christopher Columbus Day. And the president, he had signed, he likes the Italians, you know, he signed a, he signed a proclamation about this coming up. So we're going to discuss because the left hates Christopher Columbus Day. And apparently wasn't there some museum? I think it was over in Europe

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Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or Wobberto. wherever you get your podcast. No one other than President Trump could have achieved the peace that what we believe will be a lasting peace in Gaza and Qatar played a substantial role from the beginning, working with our folks to ensure that came about. So I want to thank you for that historic piece.

I look forward to joining the president as that gets, it's already been delivered, but as that's formally signed as well. And I'm also proud that today we're announcing, we're signing a letter of acceptance to build a Katari-Imuri Air Force facility at the Mountain Home Air Base in Idaho. The location will be host a contingent of Katari F-15s and pilots to enhance our combined training, increase lethality, interoperability. It's just another example of our partnership.

And I hope you know, Your Excellency, that you can count on us. Hmm. That was pretty significant what Heggseth was announcing there. And I think that also has to, that, I think that was maybe part of this peace agreement. That's not, I think it has something to do with those. Welcome back, by the way, to the program, Dana Lash with you. And we are at the top, or no, sorry, bottom of the second hour. And, you know, it really, there were a lot of questions about this when this first came out.

and this, you know, Qatari deal, they're opening up, it was described originally as an Air Force facility in the United States and Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. Now, I understand that this is just an acquisitions process. They're, you know, cutters, they're buying jets and they want our pilots to train them on it. I get all that. I just don't like the Qataris. I think that's fair to say, right? Because they've sheltered Hamas. They allowed. this to go. I mean, all of this happened in spite of Qatar. I get it. And everyone says, well, Cutters, they allow us just to have a base there. Like, we're doing them, like they're doing us some great favor. We're doing them a favor by not annihilating them for all the support of Iran and terrorism all these years. So spare me. Don't sit here and give me that podunk. Like, oh, we're doing that, or they're doing us a great turn. Pound Sand, we're doing them a huge favor by not turning him to glass for being so close to Iran. So, you know, I just kind of look at it like that.

I feel like that's, that's fair to say. Now, again, I know it's an acquisitions process. And it does, it, I feel like I'm a little different on this. I don't know necessarily that I would have struck that particular aspect of the deal, but maybe it was a deal breaker. We don't know. We'll see. And I know that that's custom. I don't want to hear, I know how it works. I know, yes, when other people buy our jets, yes, there's a process in place. But not everybody else sponsors Hamas. And not everybody else works is in cahoots with Iran, even at the detriment of our own soldiers, by the way, in the Middle East. So, yeah, there's a little bit of a difference there. Just saying. Now, the way that it was widely reported, and J.D. Vance talked about this,

audio soundbite 17. Well, it's, again, it's in acquisitions. It's like if you're getting a Tesla, you have to learn how to operate the damn thing, right? Right? I mean, you get in it and it's just, you know, it's very futuristic and there's a lot of bells and whistles and a lot of buttons to push, some that maybe you shouldn't. So you're getting trained on it. I understand all this.

Cut 17. This is the VP. What is the function of this cutter facility? People are wondering, is this an air base? What is Qatar going to be developing in Idaho? Yeah, I saw some reporting about this, Maria. I actually talked to the Secretary of War Pete Hexeth this morning. This is largely a fake story. We continue to have with countries that we work with. We have relationships where sometimes their

pilots work on our bases, sometimes that we train together, sometimes we work together in other ways. They're reporting that somehow there is going to be a Qatari base on United States soil. That's just not true. We are continuing to work with a number of our Arabs, our Arab friends, to ensure that we are able to enforce this piece, but we're not going to let a foreign country have an actual base on American soil. So there's a bit of misreporting on that, as there often is, as you know, Maria.

So there you go. That explains all of it. Now, again, I get it because I'm, I got, you know, questions about the Qataris. And then I was kind of joking with Kane a little bit earlier. Maybe we give them the first batch of jets. Like the first batch of cookies ain't so good, right? The first iPhones or whatever that come out.

those are the ones. He usually got something wrong with them. Maybe we're like, hey, same price you can have the first batch of these jets that we're making right now, right? This seems like it's pretty fair. It's a fair thing. So I get it. I get it. Now, in addition to this, a couple of other things, Federman made a very good point here because Democrats have been largely sidelined. Notice that they're nowhere involved in any of this. Have you noticed that? There's not any oxygen for them at all. Cut 15. Let's see. Absolutely elation. I mean, how can't we all celebrate this thing? I mean, you've had human beings held underground for over two years and tortured and beaten and starved, forced to dig their own graves and things. Now they can finally come back home. And now everyone, everyone should be celebrating these things. And clearly the Palestinians are, and people at Israel are too. And now there are people in our nation, you know, some of those aren't really celebrating or even acknowledging a thing. And that's part of the truth there, too. It really was never about peace. It was more about an anti-Israel agenda. And now, why can't we all, whatever, where you are politically, this is a huge development

and this terrible, awful war is going to come to an end. And now you can rebuild Gaza, and these families are now reunited. How like, that's a big, thing and it's a strange it's a strange time if you can't celebrate this. And he's right. I just, I do think that it is incredibly interesting to see the way that they're all standing on stage right now. They have these guys in peace talks underway. They're having this peace summit. They've,

he just was standing on stage with everybody from Georgia Maloney and Kier Starrmer, all these world leaders. and it was interesting. It was greasing, greasing the hands, you know, back patting, all this stuff, calling them out. There was no, I mean, it's very clear who's responsible for this. And what is responsible for this? Peace through strength.

Trump was just reasserting the West up there. He was reasserting the West and the West's strength on that stage. because he didn't bend to knee like Kier Starrmer, the little that guy, that lunchbox, seeing him with his giant head. I feel like so I married an ex-murderer.

He'd paper now. Go to sleep on your giant pillow. You've got to see the movie. It was really good. Anyway, but he's seen him back there. He wasn't invited to speak. He really didn't like see anything because he and Mark Carney just about damn near derailed the thing because they're such simps.

just about damn near derailed it. They were the ones who thought, well, you know, let's just go out here. Let's go ahead of Trump. I honestly think they tried to torpedo this. Trump was in negotiations. The United States and negotiations with Qatar, Hamas, Egypt's involved, Turkey's involved. Everybody's putting pressure on Hamas. And here you have the dopes.

Mark Carney and Kirst Starrmer that come out there, along with Emmanuel Macron. Well, I think we're just going to go ahead and give them some statehood. We're going to go ahead and recognize a fictional state They never existed in all of the thousands of years The Islamic antiquity kind We're just going to go out there We're going to get better And get a Palestinian state

They immediately They get out ahead of Trump During negotiations And they announced that Same thing with Emmanuel Macron I can't do a like a A backwards French accent We're going to give them their own state

Who hoes the white flag of surrender same thing. They almost torpedoed it. So I'm glad McCrone wasn't, was he even on the stage, Kane? I didn't even see him on the stage. He was way off. He was way off. Get him the furthest away. Stick him next to Abbott, to Abbas out there. The guy runs Fata. Go ahead and stick him out there by him. Same person at this point. But I feel like they were really humbled. Kier Starmor shouldn't have been that close to the center. I really do feel like Carney and Starmor were really humbled. But these clowns show up acting like they deserve any credit for any of this. And they don't. In fact, the only leader up there who didn't really bend the knee besides Trump was Maloney. Everybody else was like,

oh no, we got to go. They're falling up Portugal. Everybody falling all over themselves to award Hamas statehood before a single hostage was released any of it. They were out there. They've been wanting to do that for a while. And they were sidelined. So I think this was a huge optic. Trump reasserted the West on this stage. He isn't playing around. Peace through strength. And peace through strength won. Can we stop being pansies with our foreign policy now? And I cannot underscore this again. This was one before the strikes. The strikes cemented it. But when Trump went over to the Middle East and when he started talking about the sanctions with Syria, oh, and it made the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia very happy and the heads of United Arab Emirates and all of these Arab leaders,

got up and they were, they were very happy. They were, they're very against Iran. They're, they're not pro-Islamist. They're pretty anti-Islamist. They, they want to make money. And they know they can't do it the way that Hamas, Iran, Islamism is operating. And that was huge, because then Syria pulled protection of Iran's skies. Iran had no air cover. And that became Israel's skies after that. That's when it was one. That's really when it was one. Huge. Significant. That was peace through strength. When they got touched in Doha, it was one. Peace through strength. And these weak need, people like Starmer and Carney, they don't understand that. McCrown. They're weak. They're spineless. It's disgusting the way that they betray their people. Now, a few other things on this. So they cave. Now, we'll see the other points of the plan.

because now Hamas has to disarm this is not done yet remember it's a 20 point plan and they were they're supposed to also there's a few other things they have to they have to hand over they're having the prisoner release as well right now and we'll see how this goes because there's a number of other points that they have to meet we're also still in the middle of a shutdown how many votes now came 11 d 000 Democrats are just not interested I think seven, possibly eight. Yeah, yeah, because I know it was like what, seven. On Friday.

Yeah, seven like on Friday. Yeah. So the shutdown's still in effect. Have you guys noticed you can't go out and do anything because the government shut down? No, you haven't. You haven't noticed a single thing. I actually think it might be better, Kane. Might be better.

Democrats still have not agreed to pass the CR that they passed. This is literally the same stupid bill. that they passed three months ago. Not even kidding. This is the same bill that was passed in spring. It was the same bill that was passed before that in fall. It is the same bill. Democrats just wanted to add a trillion dollars of new spending to it, which included expansion of benefits for people who were here illegally. So I didn't even like the last bill. I thought the last bill was stupid. This is dumb, this is the same dumb bill. And Democrats want to act like it's Republicans that are doing this. It's literally the same levels of spent. If Democrats were smart, they would say, oh, no, this is a win for us.

We're getting everything that we negotiated last fall. We're getting everything that we were negotiating before Trump was one election was back in the White House. It's the same bill. They would just, they'd be clowning Republicans, but they're so petty and so dumb. They can't even realize the strategy in that. Our friends at, uh, it's the folks at Bernagon. I look, I have zero problem throwing lead down range. I've told you this a million times. I have zero issue using the lethal force to protect myself or my loved ones. This is not even up for debate.

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All right, we are going all the way to the very end of the list for our first headline because I've been waiting all weekend to talk about this headline. Florida parents left a 16-year-old by the side of the road with the bag of guns and said, go on and fin for yourself, say police. Now the parents have too many damn names, Kane. Bradley Leon Guerrero Santos. Now you get three. stop it.

Okay, so you can be Bradley Leon Guerrero. Santos is his last name. So he's got to drop either Leon or Guerrero. It's two damn many names. And then Rosanella Boya, 35, are facing child neglect charges. They were near Sarasota. There was a 911 call on October 1st about a suspicious male who was walking on the side of Interstate 75. When police approached the boy reluctant.

identified himself as, you know, this is his parents' kid. And he said when he got home from school that day, his parents told him they were taking a trip. He went and walked the dog. He saw them throwing, like, clothes into duffel bags. And then they rushed him in his eight-year-old sibling into the car. He said that their destination was, quote, either Guam or Idaho. And he didn't want to go. So that's when they kicked him out of the car, left him with two pistols in a bag and some cash. And then they told him to take care of the house. And that was it. They were arrested, clearly. He said his father's very religious often gives him difficult tasks to test his mental fortitude. And they said that they told the son that he was the chosen one. I don't know.

Like part of me is like, that's a really good idea. No, and I'm joking. Part of me is like, yeah, you know, scared straight. Maybe. I don't know. Are we getting the full story? It's just like throwing your kids in the pool to teach him how to swim. It's kind of like that. Yeah, with a bag of guns and some cash, you know, on the side of a highway. I mean, why didn't they just leave him at the house. Why did they take him? That doesn't make any sense. So they're charged with child neglect. Also, because there were pistols that they left the 16 year old with. They got another charge for that. So it was like a minor to access a firearm, something to that nature. I just think that there are ways that you can instruct kids on this type of thing without throwing them on the side of the

road at like the middle of the night and then leaving him and no, he has no way of contacting anybody. nothing. He had no phone, nothing. So just saying there's probably better ways to do it. But also at the same time, I'm like, you know, how many people had family that would, you know, put them in the woods and say, okay, come back in an hour? I mean, in Sweden, they let their kids sleep outside in snowdrifts. So just saying, all right. Let's see. A Florida man smacks people with a metal shelf in a public's fight. Publix fight. This is a new thing. All right. So a. Brawl began inside a Miami-Dade Publix, and there is video footage per the New York Post. The shirtless Florida man, who it was also shoeless, grabbed, I guess he took apart an in-cap

on an aisle and then started, like, beating people with the metal shelf. There were large parties of people. It broke out after an aggressive verbal argument, and then that turned then physical. Yeah, this looks bad. The half-naked man Clement May. And C-L-I-M-O-N-T, two ins. He picked up one of the shelves from the N-CAP and started whacking two women brawling on the ground. It just, I don't even know who's at fault here.

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Please expel this Knesset member. Please expel this Knesset member. This is the parliament. And there was very quickly, it was a pro-Hamas, I guess what, a protester, that interrupted Trump's address of the

ruling body and then he was escorted out it all happened very quickly and he was escorted right out it was very interesting sorry for that Mr. President I'm

that was very efficient and that's how that's how he responded Welcome to the program, Dana Lash, with you. Very, very, very, very good day. In fact, for many families that lost their loved ones and had not seen their loved ones in two years, as you know. The POTUS is over in the Middle East. They just had this big thing in Egypt.

The world leaders, we talked about that. I'll have something up coming up about that on Substack chapter and verse as well. But that's where you had one of these left-wing members, pro-Hamas, I would say, of the Knesset interrupt POTUS since he was speaking to the governing body. And then cut 48. So Gazans were blocking you know, Gazans. Everyone acts like

Hamas just enforces its will over this strip. They are popular with the people in this strip. And never forget that, especially when some of these hostages were kidnapped, there were tons of civilians that ran over and were helping Hamas and spitting on the bodies, kicking them all that, the whole nine yards. Gossens were

blocking Red Cross vehicles from even getting to the hostages to pick them up. Audio somebody or this is cut 48 look at this vehicles are trying to go through just to get the hostages and gossens weren't letting them go through gossens of all ages they were not allowing them to go through

originally yeah they had food medicine the whole nine yards you know no no no so very interesting stuff that's happening look I don't know what's going to happen in that strip if Hamas's 20 point peace plan. Now, we're only in the first couple of points of this peace plan, so a lot of stuff could still happen. But if they do not disarm and leave, I mean, they must. But if they leave, then who's going to, it's got to be quick and there needs

to be some kind of control of that area. Otherwise, there's going to be a vacuum. And another Hamasi-esque faction is going to move in and take over. So these are all considerations here. I want to switch gears. Cut 43, Mark Ruffalo, who I just find him to be insufferable. He's always super negative. It seems like he is the worst aspects of his character, the Hulk, but without the ability to actually turn into a giant green thing. But he goes on this rant against capitalism. The guy who makes millions of dollars per movie in Hollywood goes on a rant against capitalism and wants to replace it with socialism. Listen.

What do we do to make life better for everybody? We certainly have enough. I mean, we just created the most number of billionaires in the history of the world. You know, we had enough. We couldn't do this. But it's going to take some reimagining of what America is, what our economic system is.

What's clear is it's not working and it's not sustainable. Actually, when our founding fathers set this up, they had the national motto of e-pluribular, unum out of many ones. And we've never achieved that. Oh my gosh. Okay, sorry, Juan, we're going to not make it past that. Oh, my gosh, you absolute walking mental abortion. Do you not understand what that means? It doesn't mean everybody, socialism, guys, time for socialism. I mean, I'm interpreting it literally. E pluribus unum. That means socialism. It means from many one, meaning from many who seek liberty, from many who seek freedom. You have one voice. And that is that animating spirit of liberty. that unites us and defines us. Talk about historical illiterates. People who literally are unfamiliar with anything that the founders ever said, anything that they ever wrote, any of the debates that they had in the Freedom Hall, any of it. That is just asinine. It's not pointing to socialism. It's pointing to a unification behind the spirit of liberty. I'm sorry. Was there a lot more of

that to play? Yeah, go ahead. I'm sorry. I was just was not going to, it wasn't going to happen. I'm Sorry, go ahead. E pluribus unum out of many want. Yes. And we've never achieved that. No. There's a long time we didn't even vaguely even strive for that. But we can still strive the vision of America, the promise of America.

We still have that. We have that promise in our DNA. Someone slipped that in there, which creates a possibility for it, right? That's like the moment we're in right now. It's physics. Things have got to come to a point where there's so much movement. It's chaotic. It's chaotic.

chaotic, boom, something new comes out of it. Water to steam. There's no other way to actually change. And that's painful. It's like giving birth. I mean, birth is painful. It's dark. We don't know. It's scary. Will it ever end, you know? It's like the same. It's just like being in college and you go out to eat with some friends and then two of your friends get super drunk at dinner. And then they just sit there and they never shut up at the end of the table. And they're like, we're going to solve the world's problems. and they go on endlessly before it ends up devolving into some kind of like conspiracy theory deep dive. That's what that conversation was, Kane. I mean, I think that's a pretty accurate.

Yeah, that music, whoever decided to put the music behind. Who ever put that stupid music, I want to find them and swing them around by the hair on their head until their scalp falls off. Not only is annoying, but I guess they were trying to impose an emotional, like, lane you were supposed to be in while listening to this rubbish. Fury? Yeah. What, yeah, what, we're going to put, we're going to drop this annoying music, this Amelie type music here and try to make people feel sad about these morons talking. Mark Ruffalo, a guy who I don't think what he's like, we're going to reimagine what America is, like what our economic system is. Like it's clear.

I mean, it's like not like working like and like sustainable like, you know, and then you have Rain Wilson who is only sounds intelligent when other people write his lines. Like, yeah, it's your pluribusunum. That's exactly immense socialism. Oh, my gosh. Mark Ruffalo is worth like $35 million, something to that extent. I don't know. And he's worth a lot of money. And he has over and over again, he's gone after wealthy people or just like people

who, like himself. He's mad at everybody except himself that makes money. I don't know. I've read that it's like $35 million, but then someone else, some other estimate said that. Fox Baltimore said that it was like closer to 90 million. Anyway, he's all into the no king stuff. And he does not like people who are, he only wants to be successful himself. This is how communists think. They want to be rich, but they want you to be poor because they think that

there's a scarcity of opportunity and they don't want to have to share influence with you. They want to gatekeep and keep you away from all of it. So they impose these asinine, mathematically illiterate regulations to keep you broke and to keep them rich. They are literally everything that they talk about hating, but it's all in one person, which is them. That's what it is. That's who these people are. To hear somebody like $90 million, Mark Ruffalo up there complaining, I'm just so rich people. Oh, it's insane. We got to replace capitalism with socialism. Well, there goes your whole industry, dude. Got to replace capitalism. Socialism. Socialism. is what people who are tired of working or they don't want to work and they want to be lazy,

they just, they want to, they want that so that they can coast on everyone else's effort. You know, we're getting your Thanksgiving. So what we do every Thanksgiving, I mean, near yes, it's next month. We always talk about how, you know, the first society set up established by Europeans in the United States. It was a socialist society that completely failed and everyone almost died. They almost died because of starvation because they tried the socialism and the socialism didn't work. So then they had to switch over and actually try to make people work of their own merit. And that was much better.

They were much more successful. Mark Ruffalo just hates America. He hates everything that this country is about. He doesn't like our freedom. He doesn't like even the crony capitalist system that we have in this society. He hates every aspect of it, even though he has benefited more so than many other people in this country, from the very things that he bitches about. And it's only from that safety of success and that show.

of success that he can blast the system that he was able without any complaint prior to use to enrich himself so i can never take these people seriously they always bitch and moan and they're they they sit on all their millions did mark ruffalo buy any of you a house no did he pay off any of all's mortgage hell no he pay off any of all his health bills no he didn't did he all give you all any money no he didn't did he pay off a bill for you no no he didn't not a single so he didn't he didn't even inspire me to do any of those things. Yeah. So he's just a poser. That's all he is. Just like Bernie Sanders, three house Bernie Sanders. They're posers. I can't take any of these people seriously. They don't even live by the tenants of socialism that they pretend to adore. And nobody questions

it because they're all in this cult of personality. They're so busy kissing ass. They don't even stop and go, wait a minute, why aren't they living by the rules that they want everybody else to live by? Great question there, champ. just asinine, just so asinine. So I don't know. I, these people, I can't take any of them seriously at all. I can't take any of them seriously. By the way, Columbus Day.

It's Christopher Columbus Day. It's not Indigenous People's Day? That's so ridiculous. Columbus was, I mean, Christopher Columbus, America Vespucci. These were great explorers. I don't, contrary to history, or no, contrary to what people want history to be, it seemed like, you know, Columbus wanted to make everybody Spanish citizens and Christians. They always try to make them out like this brute.

But no, he was, you know, a self-made Italian who was very successful in what he did. And he was very, I mean, you have to be very courageous to sail across the sea the way that he did. not many would not many dared to do it and he Christopher Columbus was he was the first immigrant to the new world what gets me is that all these people on the left hate Christopher Columbus so I guess they hate immigrants huh Kane wow I guess they hate immigrants because he was like you know first immigrant really you know some Vikings but he's the first immigrant wow look at that and they hate him they hate him for it but I thought they loved immigrants I'm all confused now I'm all confused so I just find it interesting that they

when did people have such a problem with Christopher Columbus this is like a new thing cane when did this come about this is like a newly created thing like 10 years ago maybe yeah like just more than a handful of years ago was when we started seeing it it's just the people who are they hate themselves so much they always have to project hatred of

something and whenever there's nothing in the news they have to make something up and that's what indigenous people's day became I I do think it's interesting that Democrats celebrate Indigenous People's Day. By the way, have Democrats done anything to make it to where, I don't know, the actual indigenous people can even own their own property on the

reservations that Democrats marched them on? Why does no one ever talk about that? Just can't wrap the mind around it. Democrats, well, let's give them a day. Maybe they'll forget that the fact that we literally strip them of all of their land, sent them on a trail of genocide, and put them on land that we thought originally was worthless. And then when we realized that there were rare earth elements on and gas and oil, et cetera, then we wanted to take it over and, like, restrict them with regulation out of existence. But let's just make it to where they can't own their own property. They can never own their own home. They can never own the land that their livestock grazes on. In fact, they have to pay remittances to us to even have the rights for grazing. We're just going to fleece

them six ways to Sunday. But, hey, we'll give them a day. Hell, you got Indian people's, Indigenous People's Day. We'll give them a day. Maybe they'll forget about the economic rape that takes place on these reservations at the hand of Democrats. Maybe they'll forget about all that. I mean, that's Democrat logic for you. If you want to deal with inflammation, if you want to deal with minimizing, you want to minimize your aches and pains, whether it's from exercise or just maybe, you know, the long road of life, you can do that with relief factor. It's 100% drug-free. and it uses things like resveratrol and curcumin and turmeric and all kinds of stuff to help support your body's natural inflammatory response.

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Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office reported that 33-year-old Aaron Spencer entered the bank, entered the bank, demanded money by implying that he had a pistol. He then fled the scene on foot, discarded his clothing. Oh, I hope he had other clothing And a parking lot nearby And then his mom called the 911 Communications Center saying Her son had just robbed a bank

And she was on our way to turn him in They got the stole They recovered the money And they got him And he's charged with robbery With a firearm while wearing a mask Is that like an enhanced to charge? Curious about that one?

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How does... That's poisoning. You can't tell me that you don't know what super glue is and that he wasn't trying to poison the guy. That's kind of nuts, right? Right? Like that seems at least you would get. No, he's avoiding prison time. Felony charge, placing foreign object and edibles. Mount Peas, uh, nice, they slap on the wrist for that. Stick with us. We got more in store. Love the folks at all family pharmacy. I actually had to use him again. So my, uh, my son who is in college ended up getting strep throat and he was able to get

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Yeah. I mean, it's like, I think you made the point. We're sort of like taking, we're getting Federman and they're getting her. because this is not the first time that she's sort of been sliding to the left on some stuff, especially judging by where she used to be previously on this. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with you are at the bottom of this third hour. That was Marjorie Taylor Green who was saying that, well, we've got to do something about labor that needs to be a smarter plan than rounding people up and deporting them.

Well, I'm still all about deporting people. So I don't mean, if you're America first, then you're also in support of ensuring. that those who entered illegally and skirted accountability and responsibility aren't rewarded. That seems pretty forthright. She's getting a lot of, I think she's getting a lot of criticism about this, though, understandably. It does seem like a leftist position. She's saying, well, you know, works as a, you know, in construction.

What is she talking about labor, cheap labor? So what did it seem like she was kind of alluding? to, right? I don't know. What is your thought on it, Kane? You think she's alluding to cheap labor? Would she not want to round everyone up who entered her home illegally? Like, is she being inconsistent there? Because if someone came in my house uninvited, I'd be all active in rounding them up and getting them out or ending their life, whatever. I mean, didn't she say as a construction business owner, she's saying, I don't think we should just like, basically it sounds like she sounds like she saying we I don't I'm not in favor of deporting illegals that I don't like to inject meaning where

that's what it sounds like that sure sounds like that I mean that's what it does sound like that that's what it sounds like she's saying well as a business owner realist we have to do something about labor and that needs to be a smarter plan than just rounding up okay so what it's also very different from how she started I have to say it sounds very different from how how she started. There has to be a consequence or a penalty of importing people in just simply to reduce the price of labor. Let's think about that for a minute. There has to be a smarter plan. I'll counter it. There has to be a smarter plan to mitigate labor costs than just importing in people that you think can do it at a cheaper price. How about that for starters? You see what I mean?

it's like it's a shift left but without the intelligence behind it. And I'm not to say I don't really believe that there's an intelligence behind some of the positions on the left. But that would be a more I mean it's still wrong but it would be in more reasonable position than what she just said. It doesn't make any sense. I mean that's exactly what it is. You you yes opposition to deportation because you don't support the importation of cheap labor illegally. That is that is that is actually a, that is a smart plan. That is a smart way. This is what, what did you, did you people think this was going to be easy? Did you think that correcting decades of dissent into madness was going to be easy? Did you think that it was just, everyone can sit on their ass and the hard work

will get done because somebody will do it, but not going to be me, not going to affect me, not going to affect my bottom line? I mean, for real, is that what people, did they think that? I mean, I got questions about this. Cut 28. This is Don Lemon. He was in Chicago and he was attempting to talk to people about border crossing illegally and arguing with him that it's not a crime. He didn't fare so well in this exchange.

Listen. Okay. Crossing the border illegally is not a crime? No, it's not a criminal act. It's a misdemeanor. So why are they being sent back and saying that they're breaking the law? That's the point. Okay.

As somebody that... We don't know. know if they're breaking the law because they won't tell there's no due process where's the evidence that's the whole point and if they are breaking the law most people will say okay then they need to go if they're criminals but if they're not why are they being rounded up and sent out especially when he promised to to deport the criminals and now he's not doing that I don't think we're going so misdemeanor is not a crime so misdemeanor is not a criminal act no if

you get charged with a misdemeanor that's not a criminal act because we have levels of crime. Everything is not the same. So it is crime. No. We have different levels of, I shouldn't say crime, but it's not, it's not, it's not a crime. You're not breaking the law. Why is it called a misdemeanor? Well, it's this cause? A misdemeanor of what? Why is it called a misdemeanor? Oh, for the love, dude. My dude, come on. It is. That doesn't make, it doesn't make any sense. I just, I still, you know, some of the people on the right, especially those who are in the MTG camp, What, again, I go back to how easy do they think this is going to be?

I mean, it's not going to be comfortable to get back on the track that we need to get on. It's not going to be comfortable because there are hard decisions that have to be made. And, you know, the whole purpose was to get to this point, say we could make these decisions and then put those decisions in motion, the result of that. Good night. It's just, it's just bizarre. It's bizarre. So I don't know. I got to tell you, too, by the way, because I've, it's, we're going to get into a couple of things here. The Columbus Day, where did I saw some of the Columbus Day stuff? What did you say? Elizabeth Warren. Stephen made the funny comment on air, well, off air, whether or not asked if anybody had wished Elizabeth Warren a indigenous, happy indigenous people's day.

I don't think that they did. I was looking. I don't know if anybody's wished her that yet. She was apparently speaking about it as well. She was speaking about Indigenous People's Day instead of Columbus Day. I just find that the irony of that completely amazing, completely amazing. She's also going on and on about the shutdown, which is still in effect. A lot of you had asked too, because we'd, you know, we have been looking for a new church. right we've been looking and I'm thinking about doing maybe a standalone deep dive on this

at some point I don't know when but at some point what we went and visited a church and I'm going to warn you I'm very old school about certain things certain things in church I get very to the letter of Paul on a lot of things and some of you know where I'm going on this and I don't really care if somebody gets offended or not because your problem's not with me. It's with the word. It's with God. So, you know, take it up with him. That's between y'all. But I'll say this. We, we have been visiting some churches to find a church home. And I don't mean like shopping. I want a Bible believing church. I want a church that is, you know, full of the spirit, preaching from the Bible. We're a church of Christ. We're non-denominational. So that's where we tend to, that's where we'd like to stay.

when we went and visited a church this weekend and it was a church i'm not going to say any i'm not going to name check anybody but we went and visited this church and it was someone that we used to go to church with that had recommended it we get there it's a beautiful campus i mean it's it's very new it's a beautiful campus they you know they had a water they had a fountain they had all kinds of stuff can't it was fancy inside it smelled like um a retail store like i think they maybe had some kind of like scent that they were pumping through the H-FAC. It smelled amazing and they're clean like soap. It was so nice.

I don't know why that struck me. It's a little loud. The sound was loud. We come from a faith that or a practice. I don't want to say a faith where, you know, church or Christ. So we come from a place where we don't have a lot of the instrumentation because it's, you know, lift your voices up and you're active in the worship. I do get weird when there's like a wall of instrumentation that's so loud, you can't even talk to the person next to you and you feel like you're at a concert.

I just got, I have some issues with that. But anyway, it's a minor thing. We're in there and they had a great worship and pray service and they were singing some old school songs that I remember when I was a kid. And we're getting ready to settle in. and a woman comes up and she's, you know, talking about stuff. And I was assuming that this is going to be a female who is coming up and is talking to us about maybe, I don't know, VBS or maybe some of the women's groups or something. And she kept going.

And then she started in scripture and I realized, oh my gosh, she's giving the sermon. Kane's eyebrows just shot up over his Robert Evans glasses. She started, she was giving the sermon. And I sat there. because I think that you either take some of the word or none of the word or all of the word or none of the word. You can't just like parse it out and take, I'll just have a little bit of this word. I'll have a little bit of this. You either take all of it or none of it.

And I don't support women pastors. I am very, again, if you take issue with me on this, then argue about it with God in Paul's letters. I argue about it in the New Testament. I'm not going to. I I there there is deborah there is ruth and i think that christianity has done more than any other faith jesus was the first feminist i use that word like almost kind of jokingly uh the true equalizer and christianity has done more to lift up women than any other faith uh and has been has done so much for women this women are called to certain things men are called to certain things

and i'm not going to argue about it because it's just a just it it is the word is what the word is and I'm sitting there and there's a woman pastor you and I were raised very similarly and I'm it just shocked me and then she was giving a sermon on gossip

and biblical law and she kind of was participating in gossip while also giving the sermon about gossip and I'm thinking this is wow this is all we got up and walked out of the service now we had

some family visiting with us. We were very quiet, but unfortunately, I did not know that they were going to, you know, you're visiting a church. I didn't advance and make sure, hey, you don't got to want, you know, I just didn't think that was something I necessarily needed to do if it was a Bible believing church. And I was very shocked. We left in the middle of the sermon, because I'm just not going to, I'm not going to sit there and listen to it. And it was so sad because there were so many young people there and they look like they had a great youth program. And I just was just, I, that's, that's a big thing to get incorrect, I think. And I, there's always going to be something incorrect or something off. I'm not, I'm not looking for the perfect church. I'm looking for a church that is in the word,

and I'm looking for a church that is, you know, of the spirit and that is, has a heart for God. and is not about trying to be of the world and meet what meet the world in the world. You know what I mean? I want, be of the word, not the world. And I felt like this was just more of that. Church is where you are, that's where you go and you fellowship with believers and you are stepping out of all of the insanity of this world and you're getting back to the purpose. I don't want to see it portrayed on stage as part of a.

sermon. It's not social experimentation. It's if the Bible, I'm just, I was so frustrated because I thought, you know, I was really kind of excited. Like when we walked in and I'm like, wow, this is great. And I was livid that it was a female. She was, and she wasn't the regular pastor. And that's irrelevant. She was still up there and she was delivering a sermon. And I just had a major problem with that. I mean, the Bible's pretty clear on things. And again, if people want to take issue with it, they can take issue with God. Your beef is not with me. I don't know.

Was that the right thing to do, Kane, to get up and leave? I would say so. I mean, everyone has their own convictions, but the reality is there are leaders that lead from a position that everyone would respect. And then there are female pastors. So that's where I'm at. Yeah. It was, it just, I was shocked because normally, you know, you have someone who gets up and they're like, oh, yeah, on our announcements and the kids, you know, you're going to kids church or whatever. She just stayed up there. And then she was at the podium. And then she was getting into scripture and then she started talking about gossip. And I'm just sitting here processing all of this stuff. And I just couldn't sit there. You know, we, our nephew was with us. And he was like, well, I know that, you know, God knows that I know that this is, you know, in compatible.

with what, you know, his word in the Gospels. So do I get up and leave or, and we were all of the same mind because I was like, nope, this is not, not what I'm, I'm not going to exercise patience and wait for you to get some of the most basic things right because our lives are too short. The end. That's just kind of how I look at it. And I know it's, there is a problem in the, there's a problem in the Christian church. And a lot of people, people are really, they're trying to water everything down and in the bid to make it seem like, oh yes, come one, come all. You're like throwing away some of the word to be of the world. And this is a problem. We're going to talk more about this in the weeks to come. I know we've got to

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Because now you've got to go back and say Hitler did this, you know? I mean, it's just, I don't know, man. I, it's something. Like Bill Clinton was giving him accolades. There are a number of Democrats that are, this has, is this hard for them? I'm curious. It proves that they were more against Trump than they were for anything.

And all the people who were like, ceasefire, ceasefire, now they're mad that it was ceased. Keep an eye on this. Today's stupidity. All right, it is Letitia James who will go down for mortgage fraud. It turns out, by the way, Most every one of her documents had fraud in it. But anyway, this is her responding to it.

This is nothing more than a continuation of the president's desperate weaponization of our justice system. It isn't. He's forcing federal law enforcement agencies to do his bidding. Sorry, Big Tish was the one actually playing that whole weaponization thing. Yeah, Big Tish was, yeah, she was the one who, yeah, she did all that. That was her. All right, folks, I'll be on Fox Business at 430 Central. maybe later on Fox tonight, just watch Facebook.

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