The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Trump & Vance Are Not On The Same Page | Political Commentary

Episode Date: July 17, 2026

Tucker Carlson goes on a British podcast and endorses J.D. Vance. Dana explains how Trump is focused on America’s interests and protecting our national security while J.D. Vance is staying away from the political issues and going after Israel. Canadian wildfires are contaminating U.S. airspace in the northeast with 3 cities reaching the top worst air quality on Earth. Dana exposes how Ontario’s woke forestry policy has contributed to the burns. Olive Garden goes viral over a tweet showing how their “Pasta Pass” security is more strict than Democrats’ voting laws. Federal health officials say they found the source for the outbreak that has been making everyone sick. United Airlines is reportedly allowing some passengers to change their flights for free if they don't want to land at Florida's newly renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport. Plus, more commentary.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…Byrnahttps://Byrna.com/DanaTrusted by law enforcement, security professionals, and everyday Americans—defend yourself and your family with Byrna.HumanNhttps://Humann.com/DanaGet the limited edition Watermelon Flavor and find out how to get a FREE 30-day supply before they sell out.Patriot Mobilehttp://PatriotMobile.com/DANAVisit online or call 972-PATRIOT and use promo code DANA for a FREE month of service.Relief Factorhttps://ReliefFactor.comDeclare your independence from pain with Relief Factor—start the 3-Week QuickStart for just $17.76Ghost Bedhttps://GhostBed.com/DANAGhostBed has the cooling luxury mattress you need for the best summer sleep. Use code DANA for an extra 10% off sitewide.Noble Goldhttps://NobleGoldInvestments.com/DanaIf you want to see how physical gold and silver could fit into your portfolio, download Noble Gold Investments FREE Wealth Protection Kit.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. I've noticed something. And I was thinking about this when, because I, with the video that we were playing yesterday with Vance, with the vice president, POTUS has gone out there and has just gone after all of our geopolitical enemies that are trying so hard to divide America. And that's the whole, I mean, he went after them hard. He went after them hard. And he was, you know, thrown out receipts talking about the, you know, hackable voting machines, really slamming China, slamming China.

And I was thinking about this. I'm like, this is a very, there's a very clear difference in the administration this week. Because POTUS has gone so hard after China, after Russia. all of those geopolitical foes that have been pushing that red-green alliance, really. And Vance goes after Israel. He didn't say anything about this. They do not at all seem like a team right now. At all.

They do not seem like they are on the same page. And that's a real problem. I think that's a real problem going into midterms. you have the Tucker Carlson wing of the Republican Party that hates Trump and wants to remake the GOP. This is cut 24. Listen to this. This is what he said. I mean, this is more proof for my point.

The Republican Party, the fact that you've left it, does that mean you've given up on J.D. Vance leading the Republican Party being the next presidential candidate and it being a different Republican Party to what you see now? Well, I think if J.D. Vance were president, of course, he would not be at a war with Iran. It's impossible for me to imagine J.D. Vance standing up and saying, we need to have two wars to defeat a phantom nuclear program. It's like too insane. You know, I think he has too much self-respect to say something like that. I don't think he believes it. I think J.D. Vance would have led the Republican Party into closer alignment with its own voters. What? Okay. For voters have overwhelmingly been supporting POTUS on this. I mean, I've looked at all of the surveys on this.

They have overwhelmingly supported Trump on what he's been doing with Iran. Whether you look at, oh my goodness, Quintipiac, whether you look at Gallupil, where you have issues is economics, and it's a completely different survey set. Completely different survey set. And I don't know where he thinks he's going with us. Nothing that he says is supported by truth. So you have one of Vance's closest friends, the guy who got him into the White House as vice president, the guy whose son was his deputy press secretary, and you know that was a gratuity hire,

who's saying, oh, well, we wouldn't have had this. You know, because if Vance were in office, remember, they subscribed to the Barack Obama foreign policy, that Iran is just one economic package away from functioning like a normal regime. If only we would just give Iran more money. If only we would just try diplomacy. These are statements made by either clueless people or people who believe that politics began the day that they were born. The diplomatic dance with Iran literally predates my birth.

In fact, it's gone on longer than most of you in my listening audience. viewing audience. That's how long. Decades, decades, decades, decades. So the assertion that, well, if only, that doesn't even make any sense. Because the issue hasn't been the United States, the issue hasn't been any policy with the United States, the issue has been the regime. There is this push amongst the Carlson faction of this coalition. And really, they're leftists who make more money trying to ingratiating. themselves with the right than they do being simply on the left. Because remember, the left doesn't tolerate if you get off message, right? And the rights coalition tolerates it because

it's the only way that you have a coalition. So they have that freedom there. But their leftist cosplay, like Ashley Webb is cosplay as a woman, they're cosplained as Republicans. And they're really trying to undermine everything that the president is doing. If you really look at it, they're the ones who are floating this idea that Iran can be reasoned with and that Trump is a warmonger. They've really been floating that. And I feel like Vance just rides it. And he's not too aggressive in saying anything against it because he needs the optic of looking as though he's supportive of the president. He would tank himself. It's too early for him. At some point, he's going to have to turn on POTUS publicly. In order to ascend, that's going to have to happen.

In order to make Vance happen, Trump has to be destroyed. And that's what all of this is laying the foundation for from the get-go. Vance's track to this point has been almost versus champion just like Barack Obama's. It immediately comes in and spends, you know, 18 months here, a year there, and then all right now you're vice president because Tucker Carlson and Peter Thiel really pushed hard to make it happen. So this idea, and Tucker, and this is probably why he never got hired at the CIA, he's playing his hands a little too early.

It's too early to put all this stuff out here yet, but they're already doing it. And I think they're doing it because they did not anticipate Trump being as successful as he was out of the gate with Iran. I really feel like that expedited a lot of things. But he's, he keeps, Tucker keeps acting like he's the one who speaks for the majority of people on the right. He really does. And he asserts that, well, Vance is the one who speaks for the majority. No, Vance, actually, then he, if that were true, he probably would have won his Senate race in Ohio by a larger margin than he did and without the millions of dollars that he needed in the form of a bailout for Mitch McConnell. And Trump had to be lobbied very, very hard. And I've heard this from people who were involved in

it, very hard to even consider him. So it's something that people had to literally call in a lot of chits, CHI-T-S, to make happen. So no, that's not really how that works if someone agrees with you or if they feel like you speak for them. But that being said, there is this disconnect, and it's very obvious in the administration. POTUS is really focusing on China, Russia. He's really focused on cutting China out and protecting America's interests

because he understands that this is all about protecting American interests. That's what it's about. Healthy allies also protect America's interests, making sure that China doesn't control choke points protects America's interests. But that's not anything that the VP has been addressing. It's just wild to me that you spend two hours in a podcast interview and you kind of gloss over really and skip over everything that POTUS is pushing on and you only go after an alliance.

It's just weird to me. And very energetically, enthusiastically do it. and spend a lot of time really without unprovoked, without Rogan having to draw it out of him. It's just very odd. They're not at all on the same page. And it's becoming more evident. And I feel like one of the reasons Vance is doing all of this press

is he's trying to separate himself from Trump. He's trying to keep his name in circulation because so much of it's focused on Trump and then Rubio and Besson and all. of this stuff as it relates with the negotiations, which Vance wasn't really part of until the last half of the last bit. And then that was his whole idea of, well, we have to push diplomacy and economic relief and all of that, which that's where it came in with the Saudi states or the Arab League and Saudi Arabia, UAE, et cetera, well, they can give money to Iran. Remember, that's the

idea that they're just one economic package away from being a fully, like, respectable regime. Doesn't make any sense. They've never have been. I mean, we've heard that excuse. I mean, dear heavens, that's what Barack Obama said. That's why they took over all those pallets of cash based on the same belief that Iran was just one economic package away from functioning like, you know, a normal regime. So they're not all on the same page. And it's becoming problematic because it's proving to be a distraction for Trump's agenda. And the thing that I see, because they're all doing damage control. They spent all yesterday. doing damage control. And they spent all this morning doing damage control. And there are a lot of

messages going back channel criticizing people and trying to prevent them from speaking out more. So that's becoming a real issue. It's becoming a real problem. You can't detract from what POTUS is doing. I gave the example yesterday. It's like when the preacher and the pastor finishes his sermon and then it gives a great sermon and that's what everybody's supposed to have in their minds. as they leave and go back to their lives that week. And then you have the guy that's leading the closing prayer, come up and ramble on for 20 minutes longer and give his own mini sermon and stuff all over it.

It's very similar. It should not be that way. But what it signals is that there is a lack of cohesion and they're definitely not on the same page. So I don't know what the... And not only does it look like they're not on the same page, but it kind of looks like Vance is sort of on the periphery. Because I feel like if they were both on the same page

and also if they were communicating regularly, that I don't know, I just feel like the messaging would be a lot tighter. Because Trump's been running a tighter ship on this stuff, this term, than he did his first time in office. So there's a lot of, there's a lot of red flags here. But this has been, all of this, they're trying to build a body,

for the lack of a better way to put it, a presence for Vance, a CV for Vance, so to speak, outside of Trump. they're trying to make him relevant apart from being VP, apart from Trump's popularity on his own. So this is a PR controlled opposition effort. That's what this is. They get very, they get very, I've had people mad at me for talking about this. I'm not kidding.

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wow, wow, wow. It looks bad. I'm looking at all these hazy pictures. Now, where did this come from? I mean, it's wildfires, but how did it get this bad? Huh? Maybe it's because Canada's really bad at, what, wildlife or land management? Land and forestry? Clearly. I mean, I don't, I mean, acres are burning. and even where Steve is in D.C., I mean, it's smoky all the way down to D.C. That's insane. So it's really like hazardous from everything that I'm reading about it. Like all the pollution now in the air has made it hazardous for people to breathe. Apparently, Ontario has a forestry policy that allowed, now,

because I looked into this, and I was reading some forestry stuff. Ontario's forestry policy has allowed the continued aerial sprain of glyphosphate across parts of the boreal forest to suppress deciduous species like Aspen and Birch in favor of conifer regeneration.

You know who would really struggle with all those words? Mockabur. That's just an in a... Did it is? It's just an anecdote. Yeah, it's just an anecdote. Now they said northern, Ontario, they have another devastating wildfire season. You have over 100 active fires. You have

ongoing evacuations, homes lost, smoke going far beyond Canada's borders, air quality alerts like crazy, hazy skies affecting every, I mean, it's in the United States now. And the forest management, their practices, they really need to be rigged across the coals for this. They said that fire ecologists have noted mixed forests containing more deciduous species can be more resilient to wildfire because trees like Aspen and Birch are generally less flammable and they can help slow fire spread. But they said that conifer, so like how are they managing, I mean, are they managing for timber? Are they managing for, I mean, what, what, Quebec they said banned glyophosphate in 2001. Apparently Ontario hasn't. So, wow. I mean, it's bad. They said that the toxicity of this

I mean, some of it, I mean, it's just bad. They've been closing six. They've been closing all kinds of stuff. Like people that are in Michigan, I know folks that are vacationing, like, up in Michigan, and they were saying that they've literally just been told to stay inside. So it's a vacation where they've been mostly staying inside. And that the air quality is historically bad. And they said that spending a full day, health experts were, I think they were just generalizing,

but they were saying that spending a full day outdoors is, like, roughly smoking 10 cigarettes. The economic toll, six flags in Illinois. Cain, Six Flags, Great America in Illinois, closed Friday. Really? Close today because of the hazardous air conditions. Yeah. Wow. Yep.

Wow. Let's see. Cedar Point in Ohio closed early, their amusement park because of, quote, poor air quality caused by Canadian wildfires. It's in Pennsylvania. I mean, it is. everywhere, everywhere. They have over 700, apparently, over 700 active wildfires, 8.2 million acres destroyed. That doesn't seem like, that seems like it's on purpose. That seems like it's on

purpose. And then you have the World Cup Final Sunday, and they're saying that the smoke could be one of the biggest stories because it's apparently, so they're playing in Jersey, right? So the air quality in Jersey is going to be red. How is that going to work? What are they going to do with that? You are seriously telling me that they're going to risk having those players running around and red quality air? Juan, do you think they'll cancel it or postpone it? Ooh, he says, yeah.

Wow. Yeah, they could move it to somewhere else. Yeah, play somewhere else. I mean, they're going to have to go pretty far down south because it's red all the way, oh, man, I mean, all the way down to Baltimore. It is red. That's wild. and then they get into some

some of the actual forest management people are talking about like, oh, this is a 10% additional degradation, a Q, I don't even know what that means. But they're saying that masks won't help. Wow. Now, apparently, I guess they're having storms rolling through, so I don't know

if some of that wind and all of that is going to help move it out. So you had Ohio, Senator Moreno is going to introduce a bill to sanction Canada over wildfire smoke now. He's accusing them years of an adequate force management justified in the name of climate change, he said that they're going to, they're going to sanction them over this because it's now the economic and actual physical cost

is measurable. I mean, it's all the way down to the Carolinas. That's so bad. Yeah, so Bernie Moreno says he's introducing a bill next week to sanction Canada and the responsible Canadian government officials for the atrocity. Holy wow. And that, yeah, toxic. as I'll get out. So Steve has been seeing it in D.C. And there have been pictures of D.C. Like Ariel of the reflecting pool and the Lincoln Memorial and all of that where it's very, it's super hazy. I mean, it looks, that's bad. That looks like somebody's burning something on their grill. That's what it looks like. That's what happens when you don't have proper land management. So it's like California, but times 11ty. That is insane. And it's super bad. I mean,

you're having toxins released into the air and this is like going through your system and you're breathing it. That's horrible. So, you know, man, this is bad. They had the National Weather Service. They posted yesterday, smell smoke this morning? Yeah. And it shows. It seems like it's like really, it's pushing down into the Carolinas, but it's really, I feel bad for Michigan. Michigan, Ohio in northern Indiana Pennsylvania I mean it's I mean it's just

Delaware it's just covering the whole northeast like even parts of the Midwest northern Midwest but that's a lot so yeah we should sanction them we should and they should manage their damn forest better good heavens

I read an article where it said the past 17 years Canada's had a greater share of burn than the United States. Like that's like more fires in the United States. And they, and it all comes down to land management. I'm just watching all of these videos of it just burning and just people can see it from, like there's a footage from planes where they can see giant billowing, like smoke billowing in.

Good heavens. So, well, maybe they should, they should. Do more. And then you had Mark Carney. So Mark Carney was asked about these wildfires. And he was asked, well, how are you going to, you know, he was trying to find a way to deflect because he was asked, well, how are you going to deal with all of, how are you going to mitigate this, et cetera? And he was trying to say, well, you know, we only have 60, I'm looking at the transcript here. We only have 60 water bomber airplanes to fight more than 860 wildfires and six out of 10. provinces and he was talking about how heavily they had invested in green energy. And if we can play that, let's play some of that audio I just dropped. And he was basically blaming the United States for this when he was asked, well, what can Canada do more to avoid this having all of this go into Northern America? Listen to those. What do you say to elected officials in the U.S. who are asking Canada to do more to avoid that the north of the U.S.

every year sees the smoke from the wildfires. We need a contribution from the Americans in the fight against climate change. And I'll give you one example. Now we're putting the emphasis on investments in clean energy. In the U.S., there are now prohibitions. They're against clean energy, for example. Wind energy. That's one example.

Second, Canada is maintaining its efforts globally and the U.S. are reducing their efforts globally. So, yes, climate change is everyone's responsibility, truly everybody, including. So here's from the global carbon budget of 2024. Which countries have contributed the most to historical CO2? they talks about the countries that have emitted the most, and they miss out on, I mean, how do you not even list China? How do you not list India? Are you kidding me?

It's all such a sci-op. So the country that can't control fire is lecturing everyone else on global climate. Okay. You know, they gave 100 million to Gaza. They could maybe, I don't know, have spent some money on this. It seems like that's something that they could have done. they're blaming the United States, which has done more to reduce any kind of greenhouse gases,

et cetera, than any other nation on earth. And we're being lectured? Because you guys can't conduct proper land management? That's not our responsibility, Schmuck. That's so just another thing. Manage your damn forests. Manage your forests. It's not our responsibility to do that for you. Good heavens. Why do they stop prevention efforts? I mean, that's a big question. Why do they stop it? It's insane. But they expect the United States to, when they mean they need the United States to help, they mean they also need the United States to. They want money. For what? They want money. Now, a few other things to touch on, China's foreign ministry responded to POTUS's claims of election interference. And they said, quote, the U.S. allegations have no factual ground and are aimed at vilifying China.

We have no interest in interfering in U.S. elections and have never done so. No one believes you. No one at all believes you. I mean, remember the California mayor that resigned Elaine Wang because she was a CCP spy? Remember her? Remember all the, she's just one of several. Holy wow. the folks who help make the program possible. It is the friends over at Ghost Bed. Ghostbed is a great

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that Marco Rubius talked about, as well as the election interference, although China's insisting that these are all lies. I mean, that's, hmm, hmm, they're just, it's all lies. They haven't done anything. Really? I find that. Nobody believes that, actually.

Nobody at all believes any of that. They've been in, I mean, this has been something that has been discussed. What was it? Back in 2016, we were talking about voting machines going out of California. I'm not even getting into the number of CCP officials who've had to stop down from a elected office. They did, though, Kane, they did actually, how do I say? They did climb because they started as drivers for people like dying, Einstein, CCP entities, and then they became full on elected officials for Democrats.

There you go. So we've known this. A couple of other things to get into. We've got, it's a crazy, it's kind of a weird newsday. Oh, I got to talk about Olive Garden because this was mentioned before. I mean, Olive Garden isn't bad. I haven't eaten there in forever. I don't think we have one around here.

Was it the never-ending stick, never-ending breadstick that they have? I loved the, what is it? I asked AI to write a commercial for Olive Garden, and that was a thing that went viral a few years ago. It was funny. They have a never-ending pasta pass. And they said the pasta pass sale apparently started yesterday. Someone asked them, quote,

Are you able to order pasta for family using this possible? pasta pass, or is that exclusively for the person with the card at the table? Because it'd feel really weird with just one person having unlimited pasta while everyone else awkwardly waits. And so Olive Garden said, no. The never-ending pasta pass is only for use by the passholder whose name is printed on the pass. Passes are personalized and non-transferable. Pass holders must present a valid photo ID along with the pass at the time of ordering. Wait. Why does pasta, why does the pasta pass and Olive Garden have better security than our regular voting? Huh? Why? Why? Why? They should just run our elections at this point. This is crazy. So you can, you have to have a voter ID for the pasta pass at Olive Garden. but you don't need an ID to go and vote in many states.

Wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold up. Is Olive Garden racist? I was told that if you believe in voter ID, then that's racist. It's what we were told reliably came. We were informed this. I mean, you literally have to have ID to get the never-ending pasta pass. That's crazy.

So, I don't know. Oh, and I mean, I like that idea. We should do that here. It's like they even got a back, they even have like a backup. Personalized, non-transferable, have a valid photo ID along with the pass. You can't even, so you have to have all of that to get the pass. And then to use the pass, you still have to have photo ID, even though you had to have your photo ID to get the pass.

You still have to have your photo ID. present the pass. That's more secure than our elections, ladies and gentlemen. Dare I say that it seems as though we view pasta, never-ending pasta, maybe with, we put a little bit more reverence towards that than we do. Voting? We think that somehow that that's more precious than voting? I mean, I don't know about you, but I think I'm calling shenanigans on that. That's wild. So that's some of the latest. Also now, hold up. I found this. is this at? Because have you guys been hearing all of the stuff

about the lettuce with, we talked about it yesterday, the people were asking if Olive Garden, like used any of that lettuce or anything like that? So I saw this thing where I guess they had found there's a plate,

oh, I don't know if I want to say the, they found a place, federal, so CBS as federal health officials say they found the source of the nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak. That made everybody sick.

And it is a California supplier. They provide lettuce to Taco Bell. Oof. Oof, a lot of people. Taco Bell, Target, Whole Foods, Costco, apparently. Oh, man, there's a lot. They provide a lot.

And there's a guy in Ohio who has sued Taco Bell and Taylor Farms because he had explosive deuses. He became seriously ill. He ate several Taco Supremes. I am so glad I've not had a Taco Supreme as of late. They said it was the shredded iceberg lettuce. It's always a lettuce. That's always the lettuce. And that's apparently what did it. Taylor Farms. And apparently they got chopped lettuce like everywhere in like your grocery stores, all of that stuff. And again, do you know, just to remind everybody, do we know where the cyclose psoriasis comes from. You guys know where it comes from? You guys remember? Yeah, it comes from duty. Yeah, it means, okay, so how did it get here? Because that means,

there's duty in it. That's what it means. There's literal poop in it. Human waste in the lettuce. How? I want to know how. Now, the traceback investigation, where is the lettuce that comes from the California supplier? Where does it originate? Kane, would you like to know? Oh, no, I do. Mexico. Of course. Comes from Mexico. They have good water there?

Taylor Farms is based in Salinas, California. It's the major supplier. The lettuce came from Mexico. So I feel pretty confident in saying that people were deucin in the fields. Kane, how else does this happen? Look, everyone knows that you don't drink the water when you're in Mexico, right? So maybe they're using that water to water these heads of lettuce. and now we've got bad Mexican water

that's obviously human poop water. I'm going to ask the internet. Watering these heads of lettuce. The Taylor Farms lettuce get contaminated. I'm going to just ask and see what it says. Let's see. Oh, yeah, apparently they did. Yep.

Either contaminated water or when there's no when there's no sanitation in the field. Yep. So people are just either deusin in the water and then spraying the water on the lettuce are deuce and right on the lettuce, one of the two. Yeah, they think it's what plants crave. That's literally it.

You know what? Doesn't, you know how you don't get this? And lettuce that you chop yourself. Because you can wash it all off. Although, would you really, I wouldn't even want to eat lettuce knowing if it had that on there and I washed it off, I still wouldn't eat it. You know what I mean?

You got to scrub with soap that stuff. I'm not going to just wash it. Like if you grab a dog turd with your hair, hand are you just going to like run it under some water no you know what i mean like no boo this is crazy so steve says duzen in the fields is his favorite steely dance song that's not the name of it what there's like almost 2,000 people that have been sick 94 hospitalizations and apparently though there's people are saying no no no the CDC's tally is way behind the tally the tally is way behind the of other states. So it's probably more than that. So Michigan said they had more than 5,000 cases

confirmed Friday. 102 hospitalizations. Now here's the other thing. Tyler Farms had this exact same situation a year ago, E. coli to the onions. McDonald's had to briefly stopped using onions on its quarter pounders. Hmm. So they said that the cycloceriasis begins about a week after infection and then the illness can be like two days to two weeks. So, yay! I mean, good heavens. Just, it sounds like there's a, that sounds like there's a wide, wide birth there.

I mean, oh. So you're supposed to wash your produce, obviously, cook on your food when possible. I just think that that's, that's, I'm just saying it. Maybe we should stop sourcing stuff from Mexico. Yeah. Hmm? Let's just not, let's just, let's not say we did, right?

Let's just stop getting from that. If I'm a company that sells that vegetable wash spray or something that is supposed to combat stuff like this, I'd be right now massively advertising my product. Exactly. Exactly. I love how they advertise their greens. 21 grams of protein. Do they tell you where that protein's from? Mm.

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So it's not a replacement. It's an option to have when your options are limited. You can visit burna.com slash Dana and learn more. That's b.rrna.com slash Dana. Palm Beach International Airport. There was a bill the Florida legislature approved to rename it to the president, Donald J. Trump Airport. Right. And now I didn't, of all the things, maybe I'm being naive here, because the left has a problem with everything. So why would I be surprised that the same people who have a problem with literally what is on the box of butter, why did I think that there would there wouldn't be any objections over this. So there is, what does live and let's fly? That's a, I guess a memo, right? Or that's, it's a, I guess it's an airline industry. So it's a,

United Airlines and another airline, they're doing the, it's a reciprocal program, I guess, for their travelers. So that little program had a memo that they sent out. And apparently, some passengers want to change their flights because they don't want to fly into President Donald J. Trump International Airport. Kane, is it because of the name? Or maybe is there something wrong with the airport? It's because of the name. That's all it is.

So it's just the name. Yeah. They don't want to land at the airport. They've always landed that because of the name. So this internal memo, apparently it's allowing people who don't. want to land at the President Donald J. Trump International Airport to change their flights for free. If they can go to Fort Lauderdale or Miami, if they don't want to come into the Palm Beach Trump Airport. The guidance even included a suggested response for agents, quote, I understand

that you'd rather not fly to this airport anymore. United Airlines told Fox Business that their memo was poorly worded and not accurate. What? So how much money do you think that they're losing on that? It's their fault. They're accommodating these idiots. If the company is deciding to accommodate these idiots, whatever losses they're incurring is their own fault.

Well, and I'm looking at those piece here. And, yeah, they can switch to Fort Lauderdale. They can switch to Miami. It just seems like that's kind of a drive. if you're going, without having to pay extra. Wait, would you have to pay extra? If you, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Cain, say that you were like, I don't want to fly into Fort Lauderdale.

I'd rather go to Miami. Would you have to pay extra? Yes. But if you don't want to fly into the President Donald J. Trump Airport, you don't have to pay extra. It's only free if the airline themselves made a mistake. And then, you know what I mean? That's when it's free. But that's not how it's happening here.

The airline is accommodating these people because of their feels. How much is it usually? What's the fee to change? I don't change airports because I'm very picking. I think it depends on the type of ticket you buy in the very beginning. Like how much, you know, because you do have the option to have a non-refundable type ticket as well. So they said if their customer doesn't want to fly to the airport, use your... This is the memo.

Dear heavens, I'm sorry. I'm just, this is so stupid. It's making me angry. If a customer does not want to fly to the airport, use your empowerment to, offer acceptable alternatives, such as Fort Lauderdale Airport, Miami International Airport. And if they don't want to land, they give them like suggested responses. For instance, one of the guidance offers this as something gate agents, I guess, or agents can say to the passengers, quote, I understand that you'd rather not fly to this airport anymore.

We can look at nearby airports like Fort Lauderdale or Miami instead. Is that an acceptable alternative? It sounds like they're talking to toddled. That's so insane. This is so stupid. Who cares? Fort Lauderdale's 45 miles south of West Palm Beach. Miami is over 70 miles away. So that's still a haul. If I were united, I would just say, you know what? Get T.F. over it. You walking mental abortion. Or don't fly. In fact, I would say, no, you know what? I'm taking your ticket. you're too retarded to fly. We don't want this nonsense in the air.

We do not want this nonsense up in a pressurized tube, 30,000 feet in the air. Because someone may go crazy at you because you're that stupid and petty. Who is that? By the way, these are only rich people that this affects. These are rich progressives that are doing this. There is no person who is counting their pennies who's like, well, I just don't want to fly into this airport.

I don't like the name of it. If you're flying to West Palm Beach, you're not poor. Sorry, y ain't. Yaint. Yaint. You ain't poor. These are just rich progressives that are bitching about it. That's all this is.

Get over it. Get over it. There's so many things. What's going to change them objecting to this airport? What are they fixing? Look, I solved world hunger because I switched my flight instead of going to President Donald J. Trump International Airport. So many words.

I switched my flight to my. AMI International. Look, I stopped all world hunger. I ended racism. I stopped the conflict in Iran. Just by switching to this different airport. What are you accomplishing? What are you accomplishing? You know, I don't want these people to not be able to do that, but I wish there was a follow-through. Like, is there a way, this is again why you never should vote for me. If I ever run for office, just know that it's an alien who's wearing me as a suit. Because I hate me. people too much to want to like represent them. I'm sorry. I do. Actually, I'm not at all sorry. I don't want the grief. I could never. And I would never want to represent anyone who would

vote for me. But if I was in elected office, I would be like, okay, well, all of these people, we're going to round you up for forced sterilization. You're too stupid to procreate. And you're never allowed to fly again. You think China's bad? Oh, dear children, no, no. Under a Dana regime, Oh, it's going to be, it would be ridiculous. I'm just being honest, Kane. I'm just telling you what I would do. That's it. See?

So be thankful. I bet I don't want that done to me, though. So, you know. But the airport said they have to change the name by state law. And it does not affect its ownership, governance, or operations. So, I mean, what do they think is going to happen? You think, oh, well, do you think that if you fly into Donald J. Trump Airport, your taxes are going to lower? Oh, no.

I mean, what are you think? I think the border is going to close more. Like, what are you upset about? Good heavens. People are just so dumb. It's just one of the dumbest stories I've ever seen. And it's real. How many...

But the thing is, for there to be that much, for there to be a story about this, that means a lot of people were complaining. For United to literally have to craft a memo, that means enough people were complaining. Was it United that crafted the memo? Or was it that live and let fly? Well, the United's part of that little program.

Right. And the other airline that I can't pronounce. Well, if the math... That one. Yeah, that one. Those two airlines together, that's like their frequent flyer or whatever travel program. So, yes, it's partly United. I think it's part virtue signaling and maybe a few people complained and they found an opportunity to virtue signal here.

I think that could have been it. But I just don't want to think that humanity is a stupid or a good portion of it is this stupid. You really? I don't want to think that. I mean, I keep getting the evidence thrown on my face to the opposite. Oh, no, I need to see evidence to the contrary at this point. point. I need to see, I need to see evidence to the contrary. So, I mean, well, maybe, you know, that's more, those are more flights for you. If you're in Florida and you want to go out of Palm Beach,

those more, look, you got more flight opportunities because you have these people that are self-canceling. So I can't really, I can't really, you know, push against that. Empty middle seat. Yeah, right. Do you do, yeah, oh, man, empty, that's right. How much of your financial life exists? a number on a screen. Your savings, your retirement accounts and investments are all digital assets. And that's one reason many people choose to own physical gold and silver as a part of a balanced, diversified portfolio. They're tangible assets that you can actually hold, and they've helped people preserve wealth for generations. If you're wondering whether precious metals

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as Quick Five. On the Today Show, of all things, I watch this video a million times, and I didn't see anybody in the background. That doesn't mean that there wasn't. I guess it just wasn't on the video. So apparently the Today show, somebody stormed their offices yesterday, lunged at Craig Melvin. I have no idea who that is.

I don't watch that stuff. I guess he's one of the hosts on the morning in the Today Show. I don't know. Call him a slur and is now facing a hate crime charge. Why is it a hate crime charge? Why isn't it just your trespassing and your debats? Why does it have to be hate crime? All crimes are hate.

The person approached the Melvin guy and alerted security. He was taken into custody by law enforcement without further incident. No altercation. Nobody was injured. How does that, okay, how does that even happen, though? How does that guy, because when you go into that building and I've been in that building before, you go through two different layers of security. You go through in the very beginning before you even, depending if you're taking the elevator,

or escalator or whatever, you have to show your ID. you have to check in, someone has to clear you from whatever department, particularly that you're going into. So how did this guy get in there? He had already had security clearance or someone let him in. That is the only way that this guy got there. The only way. I don't know why Al Roker's at the bottom, because isn't he dead? I don't know.

Maybe. I don't know. I think he might be. But so that's kind of crazy. So, and he lunged it at Craig Mel. Oh, no, Al Roker's alive. Sorry, Juan, you're right. I'll workers alive.

I don't watch these shows. I don't know. I don't know anything about the Today show. Willard Scott, you might be thinking of, right? Oh, was he the Strawberry Jam guy? Yeah. Like, happy birthday with some yes, some muckers. That's right. All of the morning show people are the same to me.

They're all the same. You know, Willard, Roker, I don't know. They're all the same. They're all weather people too, aren't they? I think so. Was he? Is he? I don't know.

Cal She opens a betting market for pharmaceutical trials and FDA decisions. Kane is there a way we can get in the on those. My Lord. I mean, you can literally bet anything now. I mean, anything.

I'm not a gambling person, but I feel like I'm leaving meat on the bone, as they say. Right. Right. Puerto Rico announces emergency water rationing.

They have a drought. Juan, they have a drought. It's a tropical island. It happens all the time. Wow. Juan is our, our very pure,

conservative, dude, Juan is Puerto Rican. Every two, three years, it happens. So they do that. It's super normal.

Really? Okay. Because they're, but they're acting like it's a big, a global warming catastrophe, though. But they said they're, it's water rationing, emergency water rationing. As the drought worsens, coming out of San Juan, they said that the chronic water shortages have forced the governor to declare a state of emergency. Thousands of people are facing 48-hour rationing periods. And that's going to affect several communities as well.

They blamed the lack of rain, severe water shortages, et cetera. We'll watch. Stick with us because we have more in store. Welcome back. to the program. Dana Lash with you. It is Friday. We made it, guys. We made it to Friday. Woo!

I know. Everyone's like this. This has been a week. I was looking at, just to give you an idea of how much the left does not want to talk about everything POTA said yesterday. Here's the headline from New Yorker, MSN. Trump drags America, deep down the rabbit hole. Okay.

And what issue do you take? I mean, there was a lot of fraud that was proven. And it's like they're running defense for China, especially where it concerns voting machines. They're running defense for China, not very American first. So they've been just trashing this. Oh, it's, he was claiming that the U.S., we have a U.S. election vulnerable. abilities, et cetera, they are really trying to act like that didn't exist. I mean, China, here's the other thing.

One of the, that he got into with his address is that there, I mean, not just the issue with voter rolls, but the issue with, as Red State put it, a digital dossier on everybody who's voting, the CCP, there, I mean, that's what came out in these classified documents is that the CCP is also stealing personal data. and you're looking at, what, over 220-some-odd million American voters that have been compromised. It is a huge, huge haul. Catherine Harage was reporting on it about how this plus other records like the 2015 security clearance stuff, the health data, which, I mean, there's going to be a lot of, you get all that personal data. You can engage in fraud.

it was reported as, quote, China's illicit acquisition of 220 million U.S. voter files. Even CNN. Now, here's where the left is differing. So you had like MSN that was saying, oh, this is, we're just going down the rabbit hole. But CNN is like, yeah, this is an alarming disclosure.

They're even admitting this is alarming that they carried out the largest compromise of election data in history, 220 million Americans. And that includes, by the way, your name, your address, your phone number, your political party preference, any other sensitive data that's required to vote, that's that is huge. That's unprecedented. And they assigned the intelligence even shows that

China assigned a data exploitation unit specifically to this new effort of compromising our data protections. I mean, an incredibly significant. And so he was, reiterating, they've been collecting data. They had 22 million security clearance applications in 2015 known as SF86, the roadmap to your life that was hacked by China. That's what Catherine Harridge reported. So the threat comes from the data. You can weaponize voter rolls. Healthcare records, security clearance applications that you can build a profile for every single American citizen. And you can use that for fraudulent voter registration. I identity theft, or targeting Americans for recruitment by China.

You know, people like Tim Wolfe, though he's already been recruited. That is significant. So it's not just about them getting the data. It's also about how it's used. And they released some emails that were very heavily redacted. Lorraine has a lot of this up at Substack, by the way, chapter and verse. the Trump's alarm over election integrity. This is why getting the SAVE Act pass is incredibly important, right?

And yes, it also, there's a lot of this stuff that's already been out there, right? Lorraine went through everything in the vulnerabilities folder. The White House had the release came in four different categories. You had vulnerabilities in our electronic voting systems, China's acquisition, exploitation of data, the whole nine yards. You need to go read the whole piece. There's a lot there to process. But it's important.

We have today's stupidity. Kane, what do we got? Well, it could have been Home Depot in Dearborn, Michigan, where they put up all these signs in their store that are in Arabic. That was always fun. But cut 21. Mom Donnie's got a housing expert out there talking to you. Listen to this.

Our city is turning the corner on tenant power. When we organize, we win results. The Mamdani administration is emboldening us so that we no longer tolerate the violence of evictions as a matter of business as usual. If you don't pay your bills, as it relates to your housing. Haddington bear. Well, she's on the left. But you get evicted when you don't pay your rent. That's how it works.

This eviction freezing and eviction equals violence is absurdity. It is absurdity. You don't have a right to live in something. else's property that does it for us today i'll be out next week back after you can follow along facebook youtube podcast like and subscribe god bless have a great weekend