The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Trump vs. Canada, Pulitzer for Deadly Propaganda, & Another Locker Room Controversy

Episode Date: May 6, 2025

India and the UK come to a trade agreement and Dana is jealous we aren’t able to get anything done. Dana recaps Monday’s Met Gala including the theme of “Black Dandyism”, how White people were... supposed to adhere to that, plus all the best and worst moments Trump meets with Canadian PM Mark Carney in the Oval Office. ProPublica wins a Pulitzer Prize for propaganda claiming Georgia mother Amber Thurman died because of pro-life laws rather than the dangerous abortion pills she took which ended her life. Antifa rioters start a takeover at the University of Washington. CNN is claiming that Mexican communities are cancelling Cinco de Mayo celebrations because they're afraid of getting deported by ICE. Lefty Ana Navarro complains that a Canadian couple she knows doesn’t want to get married in Florida because of the trade tensions with the US. Loudoun County Public Schools has opened a Title IX investigation into three high school boys who said they were uncomfortable with a female student using the boys’ locker room. New York Magazine runs a photo spread where wealthy celebrity elites posed in their posh apartments dressed like their furniture.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…All Family Pharmacyhttps://AllFamilyPharmacy.com/DanaCode Dana10 for 10% off your entire orderBeamhttp://shopbeam.com/DanashowSleep like never before—Beam has improved over 17.5 million nights of rest. Try it now with code Danashow for 40% off.Home Title Lockhttps://hometitlelock.com/danaProtect your home! Get a FREE title history report + 14 days of coverage with code DANA. Check out the Million Dollar TripleLock—terms apply.Byrnahttps://byrna.com/danaVisit Byrna and check out the New Byrna CL during their Mother’s Day Promotion.  Order by May 11th for your FREE Kinetic Projectiles with purchase.  A $49.99 value. Patriot Mobilehttps://patriotmobile.com/DanaDana’s personal cell phone provider is Patriot Mobile. Get a FREE MONTH of service code DANAHumanNhttps://humann.comSupport your metabolism and healthy blood sugar levels with Superberine by HumanN. Find it now at your local Sam’s Club next to SuperBeets Heart Chews.  KelTechttps://KelTecWeapons.comSee the third generation of the iconic SUB2000 and the NEW PS57 - Keltec Innovation & Performance at its bestRelief Factorhttps://relieffactor.comTurn the clock back on pain with Relief Factor. Get their 3-week Relief Factor Quick Start for only $19.95 today! Goldcohttps://DanaLikesGold.com My personal gold company - get your GoldCo 2025 Gold & Silver Kit. PLUS, you could qualify for up to 10% in BONUS silver

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The United States government will never default, that we will raise the debt ceiling, and Treasury will not use any gimmicks. We will make sure that the debt ceiling is raised. I don't want to raise debt ceiling. I don't want any of that stuff. That stuff's bad news bear, man. I don't want any of it. That's just the way I'm looking at it. Welcome to the show, Dana Lash with you, and we are at the top of this first hour. We got a lot of stuff to hit. And in that, in some of it, we're going to talk about some of these trade agreements. We're going to get into some of the latest with the media. I've got a bunch of media stuff for you that's just absolutely garbage. And we're going to get into some of the culture stuff. And I'm going to have all of that here at 4.
Starting point is 00:00:58 you. It's, if you can hear it, I don't know if people can hear it or not. Just FYI, it is storming, like torrential rain, uh, crazy here in Dallas, Texas. Steve, can you hear it actually through the microphone? I'm curious. Yeah, well, it's because it was, our dog is having an existence. He's having non-flashbacks. Wick is having non-flashbacks right now. It's, uh, it's crazy. so we're gonna uh we're gonna get into all of that here well we're gonna try to hopefully get into stuff without the power going out i've been a little it flickered early this morning and i've been a little nervous about it because you know you don't want the power to go off when you're on air so it if it does if it does go off just so you know we're gonna we'll make sure that well it's gonna be
Starting point is 00:01:49 goth talk it'll be a dark hour we're gonna it'll still be rolling but it's gonna be it's gonna be we'll be in the dark. We're all ready for it came. We've got our candles. We got our incense. We got everything. We're ready to got got got it up. So this. So just FY, because I mean, it's loud. I don't know how you all can't hear it. Anyway, all right. So let's get to everything. So we've got this. I read this headline this morning and I got real excited and then I reread it. It says India, UK, free trade agreement concluded. Wait, wait a minute. Wait, wait a second. Why did, why did they get one? Why is, why did they make theirs first? What, what's the hold up with us? Why didn't, why do we not have this? Because we need to have all of these, all of these, uh, different,
Starting point is 00:02:38 what was it, 77, 77, 77 different nations that we have to have these agreements with. And I'm, I'm just, I would like to see these agreements be made. We got to have them. I talk about this every damn day to the point where I am just done talking about it. Every damn day. It's the same thing. Well, we're almost there. I'm not going to, look, I'm going to tell you guys something. I'm not making excuses for the administration when something's not done because it's, I mean, we've got to call balls and strikes. And I realize that a lot of this, too, has to do with Congress. So I don't, I don't want to seem like I'm being mean. But at the same time, this has to get done. Or you're not going to have a second half of Trump's term. they're going to drag him into impeachment paloosa everything that everybody voted for is gone
Starting point is 00:03:29 it's gone it's done everyone else is so afraid that they're going to jeopardize their stupid little cottage industry of clickbait hoard them that they're going to lose when you know potis turns out they're going to lose all of that influence and nobody's going to care about these people but they're not being honest with you about this stuff it is so dangerous what we're doing what we're playing with right now and by having these people drag their feet in congress so I saw this, India-UK-free tradement agreement. Why is theirs done first, Kane? Am I being completely irrational?
Starting point is 00:04:01 I'm mad. I know that we're in a 90-day pause right now with the tariffs, the reciprocal nature of the tariffs. And so these countries now are scrambling to make deals. So I'm less concerned about two different countries making a deal with themselves because we will have a deal with- I don't like here, Starrmer. No, nobody does.
Starting point is 00:04:21 I want a mean girl him away from the table. Nobody likes him. I want to bully him. Yeah. It does feel right to do it. Why doesn't, I mean, I look at this and I'm like, wait a minute, he's a jack wagon. Why is this done first? So, oh, and they're all like, Modi was like, I'm delighted to speak with my friend here, Starmer.
Starting point is 00:04:36 We've successfully concluded an ambitious mutually beneficial free trade agreement. Is this also something that you think that they orchestrated to try to put pressure in the U.S.? That's how I'm reading this. Yes, and it makes me angrier. Yeah, for show, so that there's enough for the media, you know, to parse out to the public. That's what this is about. We're still in that 90-day pause. These countries will want to make a deal before we get to the end of those 90 days.
Starting point is 00:05:00 This all will happen. What these countries do, I'm less concerned about because we'll have our own independent thing going on with India and our own independent thing going on with the UK. So I'm not too concerned about this at all. Yeah, well, you know, it's not that I'm concerned. I'm just like, you know, I'm mad because I wanted to get it done first. I'm very competitive. I'm even competitive with, like, prime ministers. I shouldn't be because I'm a citizen of this
Starting point is 00:05:24 You know, it's like why I just don't like Here Starmer doing anything successful I love the Brits. There are our allies They're great dear friends of ours But at the same time, not him But at the same time, I don't want him to do I don't want him to do better Is that mean to say I just don't want him to do better?
Starting point is 00:05:41 No, that's fair. I mean, we're Americans, right? I And I want this to be our announcement. I want our You know, that's what I would like. Well, you know who's visiting the president today, right? Yeah, the Mark Carney. So he's been talking tough ever since he, quote, unquote, won an election.
Starting point is 00:06:04 Well, he's there right now meeting. I mean, I think he just pulled up like 15 minutes ago to the White House. POTUS greeted him. He's a lot shorter than I thought he was. He's 5'3 with an attitude. You know how they did the TikTok thing? Five three in an attitude. Five three.
Starting point is 00:06:20 He's a wee dude. I think he is. POTUS is actually ginormous. So he's meeting the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. That's going to be an interesting. It looks like it was like a very cordial. I always watch that first meeting when they shake hands. I'm like, hmm, let's see here. And it was very cordial. I mean, Trump was very nice about it. He's, you know. So I, I, I, he's meeting with him. And we've got, let me pull this up for you. And in top of all that, I got a couple of other things. So Paul Tudor Jones, he's this guy who's considered to be this financial whiz. He's not, so here's why I'm putting some emphasis on what he says, because it's not unlike what our friend, Carol Roth, has said prior.
Starting point is 00:07:10 He has said, stocks are bound to hit new lows, even if we tone down the tariff battle with China. And he said, you know, the Fed's locked in on not cutting rates. POTUS is locked in on tariffs. It's not great for the stock market. He said, we're probably going to go down to new lows, even if and when POTUS dials everything with China back to 50%. Now, that's not unexpected. It isn't unexpected to see something like this. But I think a lot of that is going to be mitigated by codifying some of the deregulation.
Starting point is 00:07:48 and the controlling of spending. Gosh, that thunder. God didn't like that headline. I'm just going to say, did not like the headline. Now, on top of this, we have Mattel who says, remember the sound bite from POTUS where he said, well, maybe you just need two dolls. I don't really think that's the best messaging. And this is where I'm going to tell you, you can like POTUS and like this administration
Starting point is 00:08:15 and think they're awesome, et cetera, et cetera. I'm always going to call balls and strikes, okay? I'm not in a cult. I'm not, I don't like anybody enough to where I will not disagree with them. Nobody. There's just, there's no such thing as blind allegiance. And it's unpatriotic. I mean, for crying out loud, you're supposed to question your government, not be best friends with them.
Starting point is 00:08:34 It just goes against our very American DNA. That said, I think that messaging wasn't the best, like maybe two dolls instead of 30. I saw people saying two doll Don and all this other stuff. Oh my gosh. Maybe not the best. But the reason I say this is because now you have Mattel, who has this headline. It's the CEO of their, of Mattel. And they said that they're not going to onshore jobs, but they are going to have price hikes.
Starting point is 00:09:01 So that's the Mattel CEO told NBC he does not foresee toy manufacturing coming to America. They said by the end of the year, less than 40% of Mattel's product will be sourced from China. the goal that they have is to reduce that to below 25% within the next two years. But the idea of bringing all that back to the U.S., he said, that's not going to happen. He's like, he's like a significant part of toy creation happens here, but, you know, putting it all together, he's like, that's going to, but they are going to reduce it to 25%. So that's a step forward. I mean, look, you're not going to be able to accomplish with tariffs complete onshore and a few U.S. jobs without deregulation
Starting point is 00:09:43 and making it a more hospitable financial environment for business. You're just not going to do it. I mean, our cap gains are our corporate taxes, rather. The fact that we have corporate tax rate higher than that of communist China is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen. And all of the people out there bitching and moaning about onshoreing jobs, I haven't seen a single one of these stuffed suits say anything about that, that statistic. And people who don't talk about it don't understand its relation to fomenting a hospitable business environment.
Starting point is 00:10:12 you're not going to be able to get everything that you want just by controlling it executively because you're not that's just you're putting a band-aid on the problem that's just all of these are symptoms of the bigger problem the bigger problem being a government that spends too much that is too much regulation that that doesn't prioritize production first manufacturing first so until we have all of this other stuff in gear you can pass whatever e-o you want to it's only going to put a band-aid on the problem and that band-aid's not one of those tough strips. So, I mean, all of this other stuff has to come into play here. All of it does. Now, Ford is warning. I don't think Ford should, how much of, what bailout
Starting point is 00:10:54 did Ford get? Do you remember came off at the top of your head? They got a significant bailout back in the day. Remember that too big a film? Somehow, I feel like they were one of the few that refused. Oh, wait, no, you're right. I'm thinking of GM. Ford was the only one that refused. Yeah. You're correct. Ford was the only one that refused. Their warning of a two and a half billion hit as it pertains to tariffs. They suspended their annual earnings forecast this coming in from a couple of different places, including Reuters and New York Post. They suspended their annual guidance because of uncertainty around the tariffs, saying the levies are going to cost about one and a half billion in adjusted earnings before interest in taxes. Maybe we should control the taxes,
Starting point is 00:11:31 don't you think? Wow. Wow. Let's just full stop right there. Huh. Before interest and taxes. stop. That's what we have Tudor Jones talking about and what this article is alluding to, just to tie it altogether, is that the bigger problem isn't tariffs. And this is what the left doesn't get either. The right doesn't get it and the left doesn't get it. The bigger problem isn't tariffs. The bigger problem is another T and it's called taxes. And it's another consonant, an R, and it's called regulations. Deregulate and
Starting point is 00:12:16 cut taxes. I know I sound like a broken record, but there are literally people that are supposed to be smart, but again, clickbait whores that are on the right that don't realize this. They think, oh, we'll just pass a tariff and everything's going to get fixed with the tariffs. I'm not kidding you. Super smart people that go on TV and they
Starting point is 00:12:32 say this stuff. That's not accurate. The left is like, no, tariffs are all the problem. We need more taxes and regulation. No. That's That's the problem. That's created all of this mess. So this is all, tying this all together, this is the issue. Now, coming up, ProPublica was awarded a Pulitzer.
Starting point is 00:12:52 They wrote this stupid story about women dying because they couldn't go out and get their abortions. But what they failed to actually properly attribute was that the issue, issue isn't the inability to get an abortion. these people rushed to get a hastily concocted, rushed experimental abortifacient that actually caused the deaths of these women. So pro-publica, they lied, and they got a Pulitzer for it. We're going to discuss that. I also have some other media for you. In addition, in Loudoun County, I know in Virginia, check this headline out.
Starting point is 00:13:30 A girl was in the boys' locker room videotaping boys undressing. They're the ones who seemingly look like they get in trouble, and she doesn't. What in the world? We're going to talk about this here coming up. We have a lot to hit. It is a very busy, stormy, stormy day in Texas as we rolled towards headlines. Our partners that help bring you the program, our friends over at all-family pharmacy, they've got you covered, whatever it is that you need.
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Starting point is 00:15:28 probably miss. It's time for Dana's quick five. So China is hit by worker protests over unpaid wages and factory shutdowns. They're not protesting the communism. They're just protesting the sweatshop labor that they basically have. They're disrupting Chinese factories, sparking worker protests over unpaid wages. That's according to the financial times. They've been, because factories have been shutting down and furlowing workers.
Starting point is 00:15:54 Some of this has to do with the trade war, by the way, just saying with that 145 percent duties placed on these products. so people are mad because the CCP's been shutting down their factories. Collections are coming for millions of student loan borrowers. The Education Department is going to threaten to confiscate tax refunds. Good. Absolutely. That's what it is to be a big kid in today's world. You take out a loan. You bet your ass you're going to pay your loan.
Starting point is 00:16:22 It's not my responsibility to pay for all these trust fund, welfare, suckling at the teat of the taxpayer, grifters. Pay your own way or be more responsible. get better grades and get a scholarship, or maybe go to trade school, or do something else, get a skill set. But expecting everyone to pay for your college education, you are the scum of the earth grifter, if that's something that you subscribe to. So good, go after them because some of us are tired of being, we're tired of dealing with high taxes
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Starting point is 00:18:01 Make some common sense of the crazy headlines with the Dana Show podcast. You're on the go guide for getting up to speed on today's most important stories. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or your favorite podcast platform. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash here at the bottom of this first hour. We're in a Brit pop, Brit rock, like late 90s early aughts mood because of the rain and the storm here in Texas. It's not helping the mood. We're really more cynical and gothy than we are normally.
Starting point is 00:18:29 So it's good to be with you. Channel 347 is the stream over at Shrek TV. You can also catch us. X. Rumble, where the chat is. I'm not responsible for what those people do. Facebook, YouTube, all that good stuff. So I want to just change because I could sit here and we could just talk forever all three hours about tariffs and there's other stuff happening. So we're going to circle back.
Starting point is 00:18:51 One of the things that I do, it's like a guilty pleasure is I well, I love people watching, right? I read the Daily Mail, which is a good. garbage paper because I like to people watch, right? Just like you know, if you go out and you, you know, have a, you know, glass of wine, it's nice enough. You're sitting outside talking with your friends, your spouse, whatever, and you're just people watching outside, right? So the Met Gala, which I normally don't pay attention to and haven't for like ever, because it's usually a bunch of stuffy people that wear overpriced stuff and they try to be very extravagant. And it's all for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Anna Wintour, who helms Vogue, she organizes it and she organizes it.
Starting point is 00:19:30 she's like notoriously steely about whoever gets in and you know what the theme is so the theme last night and i thought it was kind of odd uh because it seemed like it was very well it seemed like it was very racially charged you have so there's a style it's called dandyism right and dandyism was black or white it was all you know all manner of of everything and it was basically how do i put it like you're dressing to the names like when you step out with accessories on like you've got the hat you've got the fascinator if you're a lady you've got you know everything is like perfectly tailored you look sharp it's pressed you look like you just hopped out of a bandbox it you look nice now it's always and i love tailoring and proper dress because i think it's a sign of a healthy society
Starting point is 00:20:20 i am super old school and i go into rabbit holes with this stuff what they did yesterday is they wanted to focus specifically on black dandyism with an emphasis on structure with clothing. Now you might be like, what does that mean? Really, I don't know. It's up for interpretation if you look at some of the people who arrived at the Met Gallagall. Now the Met Gallo is this big fundraiser thing that they do for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. There are one big thing a year. Everybody goes to it. Well, not everybody. It's a very, like, Anna Wintour specifically selects each guest. So they wanted to explore black dandyism specifically, which I thought, okay, it's Anna Wintour, she's super far left. Of course, it's going to be racially charged. Whatever. So it just basically means you're
Starting point is 00:21:08 going to dress to the nines. You could pay homage to like, you know, I guess like black, you know, iconic members of art or whatever. And then your outfits are supposed to be a little structured. Usually this is where people get weird with their stuff. They get experimental. experimental I guess makes sense in some sense I am one of those people that believes that form follows function but I also think you don't have to rob it a flare so some of them I like the dude who had a fake piano strapped who was back yesterday I just didn't get it
Starting point is 00:21:38 and you know I was looking at this and my first thought when I watched all these people first I first thought the guest list was kind of a downgrade there apparently there was like an only fan's person that got invited how does that even happen now wait don't show i'll get to the pam anderson thing in a minute because that's a whole other topic so i the first thing i thought was i guess they're just inviting anybody and everybody here camilla harris attended last night and she was in a crewella de ville gown that was half black and half white and the way british i think it was british folk they said oh she looks
Starting point is 00:22:11 stunning that is an overused word like i see people all the time go that's gorgeous or that's stunning i'm like no it's not that's like mid stop she's not stunning it was it was It looked like a jersey dress from, you know, like a wrap dress from the 90s. Juan's getting ready to show you what she. Okay, so this is her outfit. First off, if you're going to wear a neck scarf, you don't need dangly earrings because there's too much happening there in the neck area, particularly with the pleats going around the shoulder.
Starting point is 00:22:38 I get very weird about this stuff. Also, I don't understand what's happening with the sleeves. Like one of the sleeves is blousey and the other one's more structured. There's no structure in this dress. And if it's satin, it's such an unflattering material and it just drapes across her pitifully highlighting all of her worst areas. Why would you wear this? I don't like asymmetrical necklines with neckscarves like this and then completely out of place dangly like quasi chandelier earrings. Stop it. I am my grandmother. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. That just hit me. I'm 90. So you see what I mean?
Starting point is 00:23:12 I just don't like it. When you wear a dress like that, you shouldn't have two humps, the bust in the belly. Okay? You can't. You got to, you know, you got to pick one over the other. You can't, you can't have something that drapes like that. I know guys don't care about this, but guys, I'm giving you an insight to the female psyche. So just bank it, okay? So I was looking at this. I'm like, well, damn, they just invited anybody and everybody. I was waiting to see,
Starting point is 00:23:33 like, uh, what's his face? Uh, Billy Ray Cyrus show up, although he's dating Elizabeth Hurley right now. So that's a whole go, dude, Google that. Google it. Okay, no, don't have a heart attack. Billy Ray Cyrus is dating Elizabeth Hurley, who was the punk queen in her day,
Starting point is 00:23:51 before she got with Hugh Grant. Google that. I was highly, I was like waiting to see him step on the red carpet. And then I can't remember who this guy was with a piano on his back, but okay, I don't know what it's the red bean. Okay, you know, I don't know. He looks like he just got, you know, like an achievement in Dark Tide and he's wearing it on his back. I don't understand what's happening, but okay. It's accurate. So here's my thing. You have all these people. They have the structure dress. Some, some look nice. Ninety-eight percent look like. trash. I thought Zendaya looked really good. I thought her outfit was nice. I loved her headwear. Make headwear great again. Hats on women need to become a thing again. But can we talk about
Starting point is 00:24:32 Pam Anderson for a moment? Because there are a lot of people that were questioning her. Now, if you don't follow Pam Anderson, I mean, clearly she was married to Tommy Lee. Everybody knows this. She was the Baywatch Babe. She was like the 90s icon. So she shows up, she got her haircut. And she's been in a thing where she doesn't wear makeup. And she did it for health reasons. If you follow her, she explained why she doesn't wear makeup. She wants to be healthy. She cooks organically.
Starting point is 00:24:59 She even has a cooking show that Megan Markle totally ripped off poorly because Pam Anderson actually cooks. She makes all her own food. She grows her own vegetables. I mean, she's super healthy and fit. That takes a lot of effort. So she's been going to these events with no makeup on. So she showed up at the Met Gala last night.
Starting point is 00:25:14 And a lot of people were going, can you believe how doughty and frumpy she looks? I need a full stop with these people because most of the people, that I see criticizing her looks would not be given a second glance from a one or two out of 10 at the bar. Okay. The people who are criticizing her, they're like ones and twos. I need them to take a million seats right now because ugly people don't get to comment on Pam Anderson's outfit. So first off, let's start with us. She's 57 years old. Her skin is flawless. She puts a lot of effort into taking care of herself for the people who think that effort is only manifest. But wearing a but ton of makeup on your face, right? I hate makeup. I don't even have eye makeup on
Starting point is 00:25:55 right now. I am mascara and that's it because I can't stand makeup and it's humid here. So she has amazing skin, 57 years old. She has not had plastic surgery. She is naturally fit. She is wearing a completely appropriate, perfectly tailored, structured dress befitting the theme. Her haircut is on point. The bangs may not be my taste, but they're well executed. She's 57. I know 20-year-olds who could not go on the red carpet bare-faced because their skin looks like asphalt, right? They look like it's like pockmarked. I know 30-year-olds who do not have this woman's figure. So she shows up naturally looking better than 95% of the people there. That's a win. She looks amazing. And there is no shame. Newsflash, women don't have. Women don't have
Starting point is 00:26:51 to be boobs out with caked on makeup, spider leg lashes, extensions out, hair extensions out the ass, you know, with a full everything, acrylic everything, they don't have to look like a wrung out, try hard only fans want to be sex pot. They can also look like this and have some natural beauty. So mega props to Pam Anderson for flying the one finger salute in the face of society and restating what true feminine beauty looks like. Mega props to her. And for all the ones and twos and mids that are criticizing her,
Starting point is 00:27:29 let's wait until you're 57 years old and let's parade you on the red carpet with your natural skin and your figure. And let's see if you can even remotely compare. So I thought she was one of the winners of this. And I told Kane on break, I look at things like this, like events like this, as a
Starting point is 00:27:52 kind of like a temperature check on society, right? And I was looking at the people that were on the red carpet and all just, it just looked like it was nothing. It, you know, it just looked like it fell off.
Starting point is 00:28:06 It looked like a symptom of a sick, sad, broken society, right? Broken fashion, just, you know, people who tried too hard, oh, Juan's getting Zendaya, I thought her outfit was, perfect perfectly tailored suit perfect hat she was a winner this is what you know feminine beauty you
Starting point is 00:28:27 don't have to be like only fans you don't have to you know with the with the uh jasmine crockett eyelashes and the extensions you know out to there you don't have to have all that but otherwise i thought it looked like it just a sick sad society i did and i and i i love that pam anderson her face was so shining i mean she just like was light she just i loved it and i'm not like a big pam i'm not like a major fan. I haven't followed her all her life. I just saw, you know, some of the things that she said, good on her, right? Isn't that what we want? Or no, we want fake stuff, right? We want fake engagement. We want fake everything. We want fake news. We want fake lives. We want curated carousels that only show off our best moments. Fake, fake. I mean, that's literally part of the
Starting point is 00:29:11 digital sickness. And we expect it to translate to real life events like this. And when it doesn't, we're like, oh my gosh, that's someone like what I'm used to seeing on Instagram. We're Everybody looks like they're made of myzapen. They're all flawless. Everyone you know uses a filter. I don't even post pictures of myself when I'm in bad light. Admittedly, I totally don't. Everybody uses something just so you know.
Starting point is 00:29:36 But no one wants to be honest about it because everybody's supposed to be perfect. That is a digital sickness. And it's something that we who are all about conserving individual power and I think being who you are is part of that individual power should be pushing back. against. So good on Pam Anderson. Good on all these people for like looking nice and all this stuff. Otherwise, oh my gosh, there was some absolute misses.
Starting point is 00:30:02 Men do not need to be in skirts. I don't care unless you're Scottish. Don't do it. And it's not a skirt. It's a kilt. But don't do it. You know, don't do it. I don't want to see it.
Starting point is 00:30:12 I don't like some of the men look like fruit cakes. They just did. I'm like some of y'all look a little bit light in them loafers and not in a fashionable way, I have to say. So that's, you can't didn't pay attention to any of this. That's the biggest dose of estrogen, some of them in listening to, we'll get for this year. It's just that right there. But I do think it's like a sign of a sick society.
Starting point is 00:30:33 It is. Isn't it not? Like, you look at some of this stuff and you're like, oh, my gosh, this is supposed to be the best. Steve Joan, Steve DJ Funnacle said that Sabrina Carpenter looked like an M&M. I barely know who she has. Well, now, but she has way too many extensions. Like, you should not look like Aslan. Like Christine Ome needs to stop with the extensions.
Starting point is 00:30:52 It looked like she skinned Aslan and put it on her head. Quit. Stop it. Your natural hair is pretty. Stop doing that stuff. Stop it. I just, and also platform shoes, it makes you look like Clydesdales. Oh, if you think I'm even remotely done, I'm not because we have the New Yorker magazine spread
Starting point is 00:31:09 that looked at all of these dirty hippies and leftists. If you get my newsletter at substacks, so that's Sabrina Carpenter. Those are Clydesdale hooves. Those aren't feet. those aren't heels those are Clydesdale hoobs every time I see them I think clop clop clop clop that's all I hear that's all I hear ladies you're supposed to be like elegant and and not like and most women can't even walk in heels anyway it's like watching toddler stumps to stop anyway so if you think I'm even remotely done stick around I feel like you know somebody's got to be Joan Riff
Starting point is 00:31:48 verse. God love that woman. Rest our soul. But the New Yorker magazine spread. So New Yorker, they did this. We're going to talk about this coming up. Don't show anything yet. They did this magazine spread where they looked at like all leftists. They are all super far leftists. And I'm thinking that the dirty hippies that were in it that I didn't know were probably like all leftists too. People don't understand that the people who run the New Yorker magazine, they don't understand that people don't find living in New York attractive. Like I've turned down just. I've turned down jobs because they wanted me to move to New York. And when I was apartment hunting in Manhattan, like for my family, I'm like, I cannot raise my kids where they look out the window and see
Starting point is 00:32:27 skyscrapers. I can't do this. I've turned down like jobs because of that. People don't realize that normal people who are not in New York don't really want to live in New York. And we don't find anything attractive about it. So they did this whole magazine spread where they were glorifying far left people like Gloria Steinem and all that and showing you their homes. which was such a betrayal of who they really are as people. It's hysterical. And they also had George Soros' Nepo Baby in it. We're going to talk about all of that coming up. We're also going to get into some of the latest with the media, two major media malpractice stories that we're going to get into. And there's Loudoun County Public School, the situation with the girl in the boys' room,
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Starting point is 00:34:35 No more pronouns, no more climate change obsession, no more emergency vaccine mandates, no more dudes in dresses. we're done with that yeah we're focused on all I want to hear is we're here from the military you're a baddy we're here to kill you bad
Starting point is 00:35:08 that's all I want to hear that's great that's Suck Def Heggseth who says we're done with using the military as a social experiment as much as I love this, none of this matters unless Congress gets off as fat keysters. How depressing is that? Now you understand my mood. Now you see me. I get all these things dangled in front of me, all these amazing things, all these shiny, awesome things that I've
Starting point is 00:35:31 wanted forever. It's like getting a present on Christmas and then your parents are like, oh, we got to take this back. Yeah, that's what's going to happen. If Republicans don't get serious and do something about this, you got to make this stuff permanent. We got a second hour coming. coming up. We're going to make fun of some stuff. We're going to go after the media. And why are they going after Federman? Oh, that's right, because he's not an anti-Semite. We'll talk about that as well coming up. Stick with us. I've seen the amazing changes relief factor has made for so many people, and I've seen it firsthand through my husband Chris's pain relief from using Relief Factor. Right now, it's easy to give their product to try because Relief Factor makes it pain free with their three-week quick start for just
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Starting point is 00:36:50 Give Relief Factor a try. Call 1-800-4 relief, or visit Relieffactor.com. Can you tell us a bit more about the deal that you've reached with the Houthis? No, it's not a deal. They've said, please don't bomb us anymore, and we're not going to attack your ships. And when did you hear about that? It doesn't matter where I hear the very good source. I could tell. Very, very good source. Would you say, Marco? I would say pretty good. a very good source. Not that they're the source and everything, right? Marco.
Starting point is 00:37:19 I mean, the source was great. Isn't that right, Marco? Who's not the source? He's just here, but not being the source. But he would know, right? Because, again, he's not the source. He would know. He's the Secretary State.
Starting point is 00:37:34 Not the great, I know. What do you mean? I know. I got a great source, right? Marco, wink, wink, nudge up. But it's not Marco. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you. We're at the top of the second hour. We are in a mood. It's rainy and stormy and just perfectly goth and cynical outside. And we're here in Dallas, Texas. Again, top of the second hour. I like, he's like the Houthi said, please stop bombing us. That's what you want to hear, right? You want to bully the baddies so bad that they're like, please stop. Stop killing us. Stop bombing us. You want the baddies to cry and beg. Because, you know, complete and total annihilation.
Starting point is 00:38:15 That's not really like a victory. Getting them to question everything that they are and everything that they've ever done and everything that they're ever going to be their purpose in life to look into that black abyss and question everything and then come back to you and say, please stop. That's victory. A complete and total emotional breakdown of your of your opponent. That's victory. Just a little thing. You know, it's the little things that make us smile and warm the cockles of our hearts. That's all. So he's, he met with. with the Canadian Prime Minister, the Mark Carney, whose last name is not lost upon me. The Carney. And he's visiting at the, visiting the White House. And POTUS is,
Starting point is 00:39:01 he said that India has already agreed to eliminate all tariffs on U.S. goods. What is it? Like tariff for tariff now? So they've already agreed to eliminate all this. He said they'll drop it to nothing. I guess it's just a matter of getting it on paper. We should be friends with India because they have more people there than China does and they'll throw the they'll throw the CCP off cliffs.
Starting point is 00:39:21 I mean, that literally has happened. So, you know, they've been up there in the Hindu Kush tossing off CCP folks just off the cliffs. They run out of ammo and they go to fisticuffs. I'm just saying they'll whip out those gherkins and beat you to death. So it's true. Not the, not the vegetable, either, the sword. but um yeah so we've got we've got you know we we got some progress now i just want to see all all the rest of them i i just want to see a little a little bit of the a little bit of the rest of it that's all
Starting point is 00:39:56 we got a number of things i mean i'm even gotten everything we get senator rand paul's going to be on later on in the program can we talk two things first off we're going to make fun of antifa because apparently there's still a thing i got to talk to you about this idiotic uh ProPublica award. So when Georgia had their battle over abortifacients, you know, because now the abortion clinics in the mailbox, as you know, and that's what, you know, the morning after pill, more and more abortions are, you know, are because of this, are coming from the morning after pill.
Starting point is 00:40:36 So ProPublica, their reporter, Kavitha Serana, she had this garbage, piece of propaganda where she claimed that Amber Thurman, a Georgian mother, and by the way, Lorraine wrote about all of this over at Substack and has sent this out before. So this is going to sound familiar to you if you're a subscriber. So Amber Thurman, she's one of the women who's named in all of, in this propaganda. She took abortion pills because she wanted to get an abortion. She was in Georgia and she was enabled or whatever. She ended up actually she wanted an abortion pill. She didn't want to go in, you know, do it how they normally did. She wanted an abortion pill. And ProPublica wrote a huge thing on this. And the reporter
Starting point is 00:41:32 falsely claimed that the, quote, complications from abortion pills are extremely rare, which is so ridiculously false. I don't understand how that is not. just reckless endangerment that's super false that is uh there's a lot of complications from it and have been a lot of complications from this and so she took these she took an abortive patient apparently didn't follow like the uh didn't seek medical care for i don't know how long and ended up having serious complications that caused her death as a result and ProPublica did this piece, and I'm pulling this up, where they acted like the reason that she lost her life was because she couldn't get an abortion.
Starting point is 00:42:25 That was how they ran this piece. Quote, abortion bans have delayed emergency medical care. In Georgia, experts say this mother's death was preventable. The problem is that she took the abortion pill and then she didn't go get medical care. By the time she got to the hospital, it was too late. And they were trying to act like they didn't give her care for it. she was already having a miscarriage at that point due to the abortifacient, but she allowed it to go septic within her.
Starting point is 00:42:48 I mean, you know, abortion in a mailbox, abortion clinics in a mailbox. It is, it was, it's stunning to me that this was even, I mean, reported in this way. Because I've seen some propaganda before, but this is actually one of the worst. And here's like, for instance, they did, there was a study that was done by the ethics and public policy center based in D.C. and they looked at these prescribed chemical abortions to see how actually dangerous they are. The Federalist ran a piece where they specifically examined how more than one in 10 women who take the abortifacian. They suffered serious adverse health events and it's actually 22 times higher than the FDA approved drug label says.
Starting point is 00:43:41 that's insane the abortion pills are killing women it's not the laws it's the pills and the article also says that you know they also repeat the lie that even for ectopic pregnancies that oh well they don't even give them care for that that's an absolute lie because it's not a viable pregnancy and the viability is that's a sticking point ectopic pregnancies are not viable they're not viable there is no technology in our modern world that can make them viable it is is not there. It is, it's not, it is not something that can be done. And it's treated as a miscarriage. It's treated as such. So ProPublica didn't even get that right. And I have to tell you, I have a certain
Starting point is 00:44:24 level of disdain for females who, either, there's, there's only one of two ways to look at it. They're either stupid about biology and the way that their own physiology and anatomy operates. And thus they write about women's issues without a scientific working fact-based knowledge of what the hell they're writing about. That's number one or two. They think that you by nature of being a woman are so damn stupid that you're not going to know this stuff. And so they try to pull the wool over your eyes with this propaganda. There is no middle ground here. It is either one or the other. And in both cases, there is an insidious element of maliciousness that is an undercurrent of both because to be that stupid and this era requires a religious devotion.
Starting point is 00:45:10 And they want a Pulitzer for this. They want a Pulitzer for this. I mean, I just, it's stunning to me. They, that's what it was. I mean, it's, and they reported falsely how she passed away. They ignored all of this other stuff. She legally acquired abortion pills. She legally acquired them.
Starting point is 00:45:40 and she was pregnant with twins. She sought abortion as a form of birth control. And so Thurman drove to North Carolina because Georgia has a six-week limitation, unless you're talking about the life of the mother, et cetera. So they have a six-week limitation. She was using it as birth control as the majority, and by majority I mean 98%. Actually, it's over 98%.
Starting point is 00:46:05 It's 99%. It's less than, according to Planned Parenthood's own statistics, less than one percent have to do with rape or incest, and it's incredibly rare. But they want to lie to you and act like that's the typical. So Amber Thurman, she legally acquired abortion pill. She was pregnant with twins, and she wanted abortion as a form of birth control. She went to North Carolina. She took one abortion pill in North Carolina, and then she got back in Georgia,
Starting point is 00:46:29 and she took the other abortion pill. She didn't even follow the instructions for it. And most women, in fact, you know, I just read to you the statistics. I mean, you're looking at over a quarter of the women that do this. they end up having to be hospitalized because of the serious complications that are caused by this drug. And she soon discovered that.
Starting point is 00:46:48 She developed sepsis. And she was vomiting blood. Even after she went septic and was vomiting blood, she still waited days, days before she went to the hospital. And for whatever reason, and I think it was because of her physical stability at the time. They were waiting to perform a DNC. Now, you can have medical negligence due to an
Starting point is 00:47:15 emergency caused by taking abortion pills. The left falsely claimed that she could not get a DNC upon admitting herself to the hospital because the state laws admit them. That's another lie. Georgia law, and I've written about this as well, and it's Georgia law, I mean, I can read you the statute, it explicitly allows D&Cs as a treatment following a miscarriage, which she absolutely has. It's the 24 Code of Georgia, Title 16. Subsection 1611, 161710 goes into chapter 12. It gets in the restrictions and performances of abortion availability of records, civil cause of action, affirmative defenses. And it gets into the rhyme and reason, the down to the letter of yes, it allows these D&Cs following a miscarriage, but she was actually already miscarried. She was already
Starting point is 00:48:03 septic. So she waited until she was in sepsis. and she was vomiting vast amounts of blood before she even got to the hospital. And the hospital, and I'm not going to, I don't know their reasoning, but I would think that if you're already septic and you're vomiting tons of blood and you've got a crazy high fever, that they're probably, before they do a procedure, are going to want to make sure that you and your heart rate, et cetera, are stabilized first. She did not follow doctors' orders for this. that is not because she couldn't obtain an abortion, it's because she's an idiot who killed herself
Starting point is 00:48:44 because she wanted to use abortion as birth control when it would have been a hell of a lot easier to keep her knees kissing in the first place. Let's be honest about it, ladies. I mean, do you not have the responsibility to be responsible as a grown-ass woman? Forgive the Portuguese. I'm not Dor the Explorer here to Screen Time Baby. sit your kids, I'm asking her questions. I mean, I hear all this talk about empowered women,
Starting point is 00:49:12 but apparently women aren't empowered enough to even follow basic instructions, taking an abortionist birth control pill. Seriously. How is that the law's fault? She illegally obtained what she got and killed herself because she didn't take it right, and then she waited until
Starting point is 00:49:28 she was septic and purging blood. I mean, are we now going to say that women are not only empowered, are unempowered, but now we're going to say that they're all stupid, too, and they can't follow basic medical instructions? Because that's the argument that you must be willing to accept in order to take ProPublica's argument that this was caused by the law and not an idiot broad who did not properly follow doctors' instructions when she wanted to have abortionist birth control, when, as an empowered responsible woman, she could have kept her knees kissing. Where's the lie?
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Starting point is 00:51:38 Don't actually. They're heading to Hollywood to upgrade at Star Power. Google's launched a film and TV production initiative called 100 zeros. Everything is going to be cringe because they just feel like Google half-asses everything. Let's be real. It's just going to be cringe
Starting point is 00:51:53 and stupid. They're going to sell projects to the studios and not put them on YouTube. They want to promote their products and a positive image to tech. Do no evil, except you are an evil, evil entity. Blank Google. Blank them all to blank. You know, I mean, I can't stand them. They're a useless garbage browser or garbage search engine. Garbage. Low income now means six figures in Bay Area counties. You better be leaving San Francisco. You got to pay, I mean, you got to pay like a million dollars to live in a box by some feces and needles. That's how much. Top French chefs are warming to AI in the kitchen. Okay, I don't know how I feel about this.
Starting point is 00:52:33 They had all their, the Michelin Guide Awards, they had all their little Michelin chefs, get together, and they were talking about using AI to help them with recipes and ideas. They said a lot of people are using it, but there are so many egos in the business, they're not going to actually admit it. You know, we're going to start seeing it for everything. Recipes, war strategy, business, everything. A man obsessed with firefighters set fire to his own home just so his idols would come and put it out. That's an actual thing.
Starting point is 00:52:59 It happened in Britain. And, I mean, he ended up, 26-year-old James Brown from Northumberland was arrested. He was fascinated with firefighters to the point where he literally lit his house on fire so he could see them. Stick with us. Look, your house is your absolute biggest asset. Why in the world you wouldn't have it locked down? I don't know. I mean, you lock your car up and you make sure that, you know, your car is protected.
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Starting point is 00:55:15 They're in Seattle, and they had 25 protesters that were arrested. They were covering their faces and stacking furniture, and they were taking over the building. They were taking over the University of Washington building And covering their faces Twenty-five, tens of people came Whole tens of people came out They're still out there doing this stuff Well, when you get paid to do it?
Starting point is 00:55:41 Losers They all went to Hot Topic and got all their black attire And then they went to like military surplus And it's the only time that they ever would go into one And they, the group is called Super Ooh Oh, sorry, UW you it's super ew do you guys want to hear about super ill a bunch of lizards i am so ignorant today it's the weather and just me normally super ill
Starting point is 00:56:13 they identify themselves as pro hamas they say Palestinian but we guys we know that Palestine doesn't exist it's a made-up name and Palestinian isn't an actual ethnicity. They're Jordanians. And they issued all these demands. They wanted to take Boeing out of IEB and a whole bunch of other stupid stuff. They want the building to be renamed. They don't want the building to be named after Boeing. I mean, you know, we're, we've never audited the Fed and we have all these other things going on. But yeah, sure, get mad over the building name. You guys are losers. Losers, losers. They don't accomplish anything. Good night. And they are so upset over the name of this building. That's what they're mad about, Kane. They're not mad about, you know,
Starting point is 00:56:57 the deluge that caused everything at the border. They're not mad about the billions upon billions of dollars, tax dollars that were wasted through U.S. aid and everything else. No, they're not mad about any of that. They're not mad about the nation building of the previous two, the previous Democrat administrations. They're not mad about any of that stuff. No, they're mad about the name in the building because leave it to these brain dead dilly bar trust fund socialists to only care about miles wide inches deep BS so they can pretend that they're like activists and something like that I can't stand these people golly I would not survive I got in trouble once at a college protest because I got in a fight with some kind of activist I could not survive on a college campus today
Starting point is 00:57:45 I would be arrested there's no way because I'm not going to throw stuff at you I'm going to swing you around like Tarzan by your hair. I just, I can't with these people. They show up, they're mad over the building name, Cain, Dear Heavens. I think they're always mad about the names of things like Fort, forts, uh,
Starting point is 00:58:04 Fort forts, schools, golfs. Golfs. They hate the name changes of those. They, um, they were told that trespassers have to go. If you don't leave, then you're trespassing, blah, blah, blah.
Starting point is 00:58:17 But yeah, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, basically all over the page for stuff and they got really upset and they uh they I mean they're in Tifa rioters that's what they are they're writers and I'm just and they're they're in like bike helmets
Starting point is 00:58:33 one of them was beating a trash can and they all have their stupid little backpacks do you know how easy it would be to just whey these fools I mean I mean one of them has a backpack on bigger than them I mean you need to get proportion
Starting point is 00:58:49 right you just tip that sucker over man and he's down on the ground I'm just saying you know looking out just saying this is so lame their protests are always lame and they're always these like skinny little dudes I don't know but they and the cops here's the thing
Starting point is 00:59:05 the cops walked away did they not get permission to arrest them for being losers they retreat they retreat that's what they did I don't know and of course you know I'm looking at him, and I know this is important to the left. Guess what? They're all white
Starting point is 00:59:22 communists. Oh, shocker. I mean, this one dude in front of the cop looks like he's five feet tall. Five foot with an attitude. He's got a sled that he's hitting. They cut trash cans in half, and they love how they think, look at us, we're being so proactive. They dumped over, they tipped over dumpsters, and they're beating their little trash cans and they're yelling at the cops. This one cop, though, I got to say, standing there like, I don't know, my hands are tied i'm not paid enough to care about you morons i mean there's 20 if you if the if the school really wanted to deal with them they would deal with them it's not hard it takes a second okay you just deal with them this is so dumb why would anybody go and stay in seattle we were in see
Starting point is 01:00:05 i know now look i love our affiliates up there everyone assures me that outside of the city it's real proper can't remember when we so can and i went up there for a market visit once that was a fun time actually dude we were the only people who did not look like we were going to mountain climb. Can I just an aside here? Our hotel. I need our fam that's in Seattle right now listening. I need y'all to be explaining something to me.
Starting point is 01:00:27 So is it a requirement that you must at all times be prepared to hike? Because without fail, I'm not even kidding you. I was in a, because they got coffee shops everywhere. And I was getting a breakfast coffee. And there was a dude in his suit. And he had on an outdoor jacket over his suit. And he had on hiking boots with a. suit. That's the first I've ever seen. Like in case you wanted to leave the board meeting and then
Starting point is 01:00:53 like hike up into the mountains and go see some Sasquatch. I don't know. It was fascinating to me. Everybody was all kidded out at all times to go hike outside, even if they were just like walking their dog outside. I've never seen anything like that. Now, I have to be honest, I don't think all of them hike, but they wore it. Anyway, one of these fellers, here all it has hiking boots on so the only reason I just happened to sketch the I just happen to peep the feats and I could see I could see some hikers on
Starting point is 01:01:26 just saying but yeah why the cops falling back stand your ground what are they going to do run up against you with their little trash cans come on these people thrive on the indulgence of non-action that's what it is be like get off property or I'm going to knock you back on your backside that's what's going to happen you're going to get off the property and you're going to go and I mean
Starting point is 01:01:45 Antifa is just it's their their actual And they try to co-op the name is what it is. But yeah, they, they, they, they didn't push them down a hill. Can I just stop also with the breathless hyperbole that's used to describe this? They're sort of advancing on the cops. They're walking, they're strolling. The cop is like, I don't care. The cop is, is reacting like he would to two toddlers fighting and he's done with it.
Starting point is 01:02:14 But they're like, Antifa pushes Seattle PD. down a hill, fully repelling them. Oh my gosh, stop. It's a bunch of dweebs in Hot Topic hoodies that they just got and they're just being loud and
Starting point is 01:02:31 annoying. Again, if they wanted to repel that, if they wanted to get rid of Antifa, they could. I don't think you should tolerate stuff like this. I am to spare the rod, destroy the child kind of thing. You don't, why would you, stop, stop tolerating this stupid nonsense.
Starting point is 01:02:48 If you're, you're not protesting when you're occupying a building, you're trespassing and you're being a hoodlum. Stop it. Just quit. The idea that they're mad about the, the building name, when, get over it. You know, then have mommy or daddy buy the naming rights. I mean, you guys are trust fund communists. Go ahead and have mommy and daddy buy the naming rights. You know, the same people that make sure that your credit card is paid that you used to pay for all your essentials in life?
Starting point is 01:03:16 good night these people i don't know why they're not arrested it just looks dumb i would have knocked them all in their ass and arrested them that's what i'd have done but that's why i'm not i couldn't i couldn't cut it in seattle i wouldn't be able to stand it can we also discuss how cnnonin thinks that mexicans are too afraid to celebrate sanko de mayo with audio sund bite five because i'm we got to talk about some media malpractice go ahead and hit us with this one today is may fifth and that means Cinco de Mayo, Wolf, a holiday that celebrates Mexico's victory over France. But some in the Battle of Pueblo, I should say, but some communities have canceled or scaled back cultural events
Starting point is 01:03:54 because of President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration and the fear among many Latinos that they could be arrested. Why, thank you, white blonde woman, and the man whose name is Wolf. Thank you. So one of my friends, and so I'm going to ask. ask white adjacent cane and Juan here. So even though it's like a Mexican thing,
Starting point is 01:04:21 one of my friends who is Mexican says that no real Mexican actually celebrates Cinco de Mayo. Is that true? It's actually true. I mean, we may have some Mexican food that day, but what is there to celebrate, honestly? What is there to do to celebrate?
Starting point is 01:04:37 My friend, she goes, look, the only people who celebrate this, she goes, are the suburban people who go out to like, you know, Yeah, to get margaritas. TGI Fridays, and they have some margaritas. Those are the only people who celebrate it. Is it true? Well, and the businesses that sell those things.
Starting point is 01:04:52 Well, yeah, but it's not like a giant Hispanic celebration is what she was saying. No, it is not. Because I was like, wait, you've never celebrated. She was like, no. Nope. Interesting. There's nothing like every year, you know, we do the Fourth of July. We have like the barbecue and the fireworks and there's a whole bupah.
Starting point is 01:05:09 You got a cookout. Yeah. For Cinco de Mayo, it's not. It's like, wow. Grab one of the, let's get an avocado on that taco today. It's not really. It's put an extra lime in the mark. It's not a big deal.
Starting point is 01:05:23 Yeah. I was just dying laughing at it because I thought it was hysterical. But leave it to the, I mean, you know, she is the lady on CNN, the blonde white savior there. Oh, my goodness. How racist is that? Oh, there's security even celebrates. Cinco to Maya.
Starting point is 01:05:39 Well, it's the white people that they're serving that are celebrating. Sanco de Mayo and they're not celebrating Sanco de Mayo for the same reason that they all pretend to be Irish on St. Patty's Day. They're not celebrating St. Patty. They're drinking. That's what it is. It's a drinking day. It's a day where you can drink. And it's like, oh, you're drunk and it's 2 o'clock. Well, it is St. Patty's Day. Oh, you're drunk and it's two o'clock in the afternoon. Oh, well, it is Sanco de Mayo. That's acceptable. Same thing. Maybe I'm being too. So my, I was raised, it wasn't, it's not a written, formally written rule, but it's like you don't get drunk. when the sun's up is the rule
Starting point is 01:06:16 unless it's 4th of July maybe St. Paddy's but but you know then that's acceptable you're at a cookout yeah yeah yeah yeah but you know otherwise nah not for a minor thing you don't you don't do that stuff but Cinco de Mayo is like the St. Patty's Day
Starting point is 01:06:31 it is it's the Mexican St. Paddy's Day it's like America's excuse to day drink yeah it is that's right it's the they're like Halloween is the chance to walk around and slutty stuff for like a lot of women Exactly. This is, yeah, exactly.
Starting point is 01:06:46 I was laughing hysterically over that because, you know, then you, then it looks even more ridiculous when you see that CNN soundbite when you hear it. Oh my gosh, well, for me, a blonde-haired, blue-eyed white woman, all the Mexicans are so scared to celebrate St. Godemayo because they're going to get totes arrested. Ah! I can't believe this is an actual CNN thing. and he sat there like you know again this is my favorite thing to say right now a cigar store and just blinking you know so they they're canceling they're afraid of being deported by ice i don't think could you be any more racist there could you be more racist you see i don't even know
Starting point is 01:07:28 who that was they just rotate these people to sit in by wolf but by the way they can self-deport they don't have to be at the mercy okay can we talk about that coming up because i don't want to pay anybody to self-deport gtFO what i'm not paying you $1,000. I do. You can self-deport or I will drag you up by your ankles. I disagree with you 100%. And I will yeat you the hell over the Rio. I completely disagree with you. I am not paying. Where's the money coming from, Kane? What, what do you mean? It's coming from the saving. Did you see the per person? Did you see the per person of the cost does per person to deport using ice? And then what it costs, the cost, the suggested cost for self-deporting. No, no. You can do this with your hands all you want to when you talk.
Starting point is 01:08:11 than $10,000 per person savings by doing the self-deportation. King thinks that if he makes, if he emphasizes doing the chef kiss hand, that it makes it more accurate. I do. It doesn't. So, no. Sometimes top with my hands. No, no.
Starting point is 01:08:27 Why is it? That's first off, that's a false argument. And here's why. It's not. Why do we have to give them any money? You can deport or you can get yeated the hell over the Rio. I'm sure Daddy Holman's got some arm strength. Do you think it's free to get heated?
Starting point is 01:08:39 Do you think it's free to get yeated? Is that what you think? I would eat someone over for free. Yes, of course. You and I would totally do that for free. No, hear me out. Hear me out. Hear me out.
Starting point is 01:08:48 My dream, I want to make a trapeche. I don't know why. It's a fascinated medieval weaponry and the balance of which, you know, I think it's amazing. I'm still with me. We could just put a bunch of them in there and just be. I am 100% for that idea. It's still not free. The trebushe costs money.
Starting point is 01:09:01 I would pay for its construction. Yes, but it still costs money. You would have a bowl big enough to fit 20 illegal immigrants in and then just right over. This is a great idea. The cartels can lay some pillows down on the other side. Crapping on the idea. I just,
Starting point is 01:09:16 there's a money savings here. The money savings is to eat them over. And there are a lot of people who would do it, like myself, who would love nothing more than weekend warrior. It turns out that self-eating is cheaper. That's not self-eating if you're paying them. It's self-eating.
Starting point is 01:09:31 You're incentivizing illegal crossing. Yes. And then they're going to come back because then you're leaving the door for them to come back. To a tune that's much cheaper. Oh my gosh. Oh, no. No, I am not going for less money. I'm going for no money spent.
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Starting point is 01:10:56 A Florida man was sentenced for assaulting a DFW gate agent. 53-year-old Florida man was sentenced to four months in federal prison for assaulting the DFW gate agent in October of last. year. He pled guilty to interference with security screening personnel. He faced 10 years for the crime. He was at the gate. Security footage showed him
Starting point is 01:11:17 repeatedly punching the gate agent in the head. Now, there have all been times, and we felt like doing that. But you don't do it because the assault's illegal. And he admitted that he did it. And, I mean, obviously, because he's on camera doing it. But they
Starting point is 01:11:33 removed him from the Jepp Bridge, and you can't do stuff like that. Some people are special than you. You can't do that kind of stuff. I'm just saying you're not, you know, to find a different way to resolve. Am I supposed to feel super sad? We've all been in a bad, we all have bad stories, but you don't, you can't do that with them because they're particularly protected. Let's see. Oh, oh, oh, oh, Florida man spared feces and jail cell after his DUIRS at Santa Rosa Beach. That's kind of gross. That's, uh, I'm not doing the one where the guy had three wives in three different counties because for the fourth day,
Starting point is 01:12:04 it keeps appearing in these headlines. So, This guy, he was in jail, Santa Rosa Beach. He was taken in Walton County. He was driving under the influence. There was all these disruptive incidents. And they arrested 47-year-old Jason Buchanan. And he was harassing people, confrontational. When they got him, he went to the bathroom in his cell and made a giant mess. He's got a long criminal history, though, unfortunately. Stick with us, third hour on the way. I'm always going to tell people to carry. I'm always going to tell people to carry. I'm always going to tell. to carry lead and I have zero issues at all whatsoever using lethal force to smack down a threat to me or my family. But I understand also that not everyone wants you to be safe. The people who pass these gun-free zones
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Starting point is 01:14:03 We can't have this, you know, impasse, this fight going on with Canada. It is ridiculous. And let me just tell you a little story. Last week, I ran into a couple, I know. She's French, Canadian, he's French. They were planning a big wedding in Florida. They're no longer getting married in Florida because their relatives and friends don't want to travel to Florida. So that's money lost for the florists and the cater and the venue and the parkers and the airlines and the airport workers and the drivers.
Starting point is 01:14:33 all in Floyd and it's happening in me. It's happening in so many states. So it's your stupid friends and their family, their responsibility, not anybody else. It would be great if the sellout could advocate for the United States as much as she tries to advocate and clout chase everywhere else. I think I'm done playing her audio sound bites for a while, but that's just the stupidest reasoning. So what's her face from the view? Welcome back to the program. We are at the top of this third hour, Dana Lash, with you. Channel 347 is. This is where you can find the streaming, the video component of the radio program. And, of course, the chat's at Rumble.
Starting point is 01:15:11 You can also find us an X, YouTube, all that. We were going to have Senator Rand Paul on, but he's had to reschedule, so we'll have information about that later. So a few other things to touch on, including this crazy story coming out of Loudoun County, Virginia. They have been in the news nonstop for some of this stuff. of those. So there, this was in a school locker room, right? Loudoun County, public schools, they've opened a Title IX investigation in a three high school boys who said they were uncomfortable with the female student using the boys locker room. And their policy allows students to use school bathrooms, locker rooms, according to how they identify that day rather than their
Starting point is 01:15:57 actual biological sex. And the father, in fact, a virgin. father was the one who reached out and was making the news, Channel 7 News aware, they said that there's an investigation into his son. They're investigating the boys and trying to figure out whether or not the boys committed sexual harassment after they and their friends were discussing how uncomfortable they felt with the fact that there was a girl in their locker room. room. And it was a girl who decided that she was going to pretend to be a boy. And so they're 15 years old. And they said that the boys were very uncomfortable with the girl in the locker room. And they're being accused of sexual harassment for expressing their concerns. The female
Starting point is 01:16:58 student started using the boys' locker room. And after gym class, one day. She used her phone to record his son and his friends in the locker room. And he said, I also have a daughter. The dad said, I also have a daughter in that school. And if there was a male in their videotaping her in the locker room, I would also have issues. He said, even if it was someone of the same sex, that is an invasion of their privacy. Yeah, and you're a pervert if you're recording people in the locker room. And according to the school's own policy, video and audio recordings are prohibited in school locker rooms.
Starting point is 01:17:39 But the student who recorded the video apparently is not receiving any consequence. All of the penalties are falling on the boys because they spoke out. And the boys are being accused of sexually harassing a girl. Now, you tell me how that's possible. if this if this Tark wants to identify as a boy and use the boys locker room and they're going to pretend that she's a boy using the boys locker room how is it sexual harassment if she is perceived to be a boy and the boys are speaking out against someone who's pretending to be a boy videotaping them in the locker room you're pretending that they're all boys so you can't have it both ways you can't say all that sexual harassment but also she's a boy you can't have it both ways and he's like you know these are these are kids that have great school records they have no disciplinary issues they clearly were uncomfortable and the girl was being a B it's what it is and now they're being targeted and the boys are being punished I'm just shocked at this she's not being punished for violating
Starting point is 01:18:58 the rule against recording in the bathrooms or the locker rooms, they're the ones being targeted because they spoke up. And they're going to have that on their record. Sexual harassment is going to be on their record. So in the future, you know, if they go out for scholarships or anything else, when someone sits down and they're looking at this, they're not going to see, they're just going to see the thing that says sexual harassment on their record. There's not going to be any nuance. And the worst is going to be assumed. the student the girl is not facing any consequences apparently because of that recording the boys are in trouble because they objected to it and they felt uncomfortable that a girl
Starting point is 01:19:38 was recording them changing in the locker room where's the parent of this girl i'd file charges against the parent of the girl for harassment for him intimidation i think this is extortion also i'd find some way to finagle that in there there needs to be a penalty for these people the people who do those stuff I had cousins this was in Hillsboro Missouri I had cousins that at that school young girls in high school athletes and there was an 18 year old boy that wanted to pretend to be a girl and wanted to change in their bathrooms and their locker rooms the girls were terrified they were all like taking turns changing in the bathroom in the hallway so he had used the whole locker room by himself despite the fact that he was a crap athlete and you know really didn't contribute anything. They accommodated him over literal entire sports teams of girls at that school. This was a few years ago. There's got to be strict penalties.
Starting point is 01:20:39 I would explore every avenue of lawfare that I could. Personally, I would literally take out a loan and I would threaten to financially ruin that family unless they got their kid in check because that's the only way these people are going to pay attention and listen. There has to be clear penalties for this stuff. Oh, you don't want to, you don't want to have an issue. with your kid and having to go to court and dealing with harassment and bullying and extortion because this is what this is extortion. Go along with it or we're going to do this to you. That's
Starting point is 01:21:07 extortion. They're extorting children to accommodate perversion. And the boys can't even raise issues? Yeah, you're damn right. This dad's mad. Absolutely. There were a lot of parents who were who've been speaking up, this school has had problem after problem. If you asked, is this the same school district where a girl was raped in the bathroom? Yes, it is. Guys remember that? The girl who was sexually, brutally assaulted in the bathroom by a boy, a bigger boy, like I think he was 18 years old, who wanted to identify as a girl,
Starting point is 01:21:46 and they hid it from her dad, and then they secretly transferred him to a different school where he did it again, to another girl in another bathroom. they protect perversion this is like one of i mean i've got all kinds of this has been going on for years at the school it was the uh stonebridge high school where the boy assaulted the girl that was in 2021 and then excuse me the next year there was a boy who changed in the girls locker room at the Loudon Valley High School and the daughter was uncomfortable because she said he was leering at her. She got in trouble for even voicing concern. There was another one, same district
Starting point is 01:22:38 at the Woodgrove High School where they had student protests. And by the way, you've got Christian families, atheist families, Muslim families, Hindu families, every, like, creed, background, and even political persuasion are all united in this because they realize how dangerous this is. And do you remember in February of last year when they had a big school board meeting about it, they shut the cameras off for public comment so that no one could see what the parents were telling the school board so that parents couldn't voice their concerns. They did that after that dad blew up that story about his daughter being raped in the bathroom
Starting point is 01:23:27 that was all on video that was live streamed so after that happened oh boy they don't want to have to deal with this again we better shut these cameras off this is the stuff this school's doing this was one of the things that they were trying to make happen in our school district and we had a
Starting point is 01:23:46 knock down, drag out multi-million dollar fight to take over the school board over this man they brought in NBC they had Lester Holt here. They had the NBC cameras driving around our subdivisions. They had news producers
Starting point is 01:24:01 that crashed a woman's house. They were having a meeting with parents. It was a bunch of grassroots parents. In fact, the family that led it are Cuban. It is a Cuban immigrant.
Starting point is 01:24:13 He came over here as a kid. And he was leading it. But they wouldn't talk to him because he wouldn't white. That's true. That's actually true. The NBC producers ignored him.
Starting point is 01:24:22 because he was brown. He was a brown father who came from Cuba as a child, and they didn't all can't have that. They need to make it look like it's a bunch of white Anglo-Sax and Protestant Christian Trumpians that are objecting to this stuff. There was a Vietnamese family that helped the Cuban family lead the charge. There were Muslims in our community that were speaking out against this. NBC ignored all of them. The rule, the unwritten rule at NBC was if they're Brown don't take it down. That was their unwritten rule. They weren't going to talk to any of these parents and feature any of their concerns about what was happening with the trained stuff in the CRT in schools. And Loudoun County, Virginia, this is like the worst of the worst. I can't even
Starting point is 01:25:07 imagine. Can you imagine I'd lose my mind. Now, John Federman is under attack. I've seen two hit pieces alone this morning about him. And they're saying, oh, there's a divide driving a wedge between him and his wife. Oh, there's a devastating decline being exposed. All these people like political writing pieces, daily wire, or not daily wire, daily mail, which will just take oppo from people and run it. It's so dumb. They're really trying to act.
Starting point is 01:25:43 They're really trying to drive this as controversial because he has been very critical of Hamas. now he's he's a democrat he's got democrat fiscal policies he's got a lot of democrat policies that i don't like he just doesn't like hamas and they're going after him over this and it's like that now all the knives are out for fetterman now they're that remember when they were trying to say you can't question his ability to serve because of a stroke well now what do you think they're doing they're literally questioning his ability to serve because of a stroke i actually think that he's even better than he ever was now. He's more coherent. He's clearly more clear-minded. He just isn't going to not going to put up with this stuff. And they've got knives out for him.
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Starting point is 01:27:49 And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's quick five. All righty. So a Georgia camper kills a rabid bobcat with his bare hands. He said it was either him or me. Georgia man was left fighting for his life. A rabid bobcat attacked him while he was out camping. Okay, can I just say this is another reason?
Starting point is 01:28:13 like why? I mean, I'm all for going out in nature, but I ain't going to sleep out in it, because we invented the house as a people, you know. As humans, we invented the house. But this fella, Midway, Georgia, Hunter
Starting point is 01:28:29 Hudson, he's out camping, and a bobcat struck without warning. And he says, it was me or him. It was me or him. And I got two little boys, 12 and five, and daddy's coming home. He said he was enjoying a quiet campfire when a sound in the dark just shattered the night. I heard a crazy noise.
Starting point is 01:28:44 You know, I never heard it before, he said. And then that bobcat came out nowhere. His friend apparently got the video without even helping him. I'm like, help him. His friend's recording the video like, ah. He says, I walked out of my camper and got attacked by Bobcat. He goes, I wasn't looking for the Bobcat. The Bobcat found me and jumped on my shoulder.
Starting point is 01:29:03 He said his gun was out of reach, so he had to rely on pure instinct. He said he grabbed him, pulled him as hard as he could, took his thumbs and put him in his nose, hurt his nose so he couldn't breathe. He had blood running at the end of his fingertips. He said, I had to call the ambulance. And then the Bobcat tested positive for rabies. So he had 40 shots.
Starting point is 01:29:24 And they're about a half an inch to an inch needles. They're real painful shots. I mean, modern medicine had not improved on them. They are real painful. You got to get that mids deep in there. But his friend had the footage of it. And I'm like, did he stop to hand to the gun at any point?
Starting point is 01:29:39 Or, you know, where you get a lace shot it in the head, something? I don't know. In Massachusetts, if you smell cucumbers in your home, get out. Now, wait a minute. This is not right. I grew up with copperheads. I don't think they smell like cucumbers, but they say that it mimics the scent of cucumbers. It has a musk, but I don't think it's like cucumbers. Kane, you grew up around copperheads too. I mean, how we'd be out in the woods all the time.
Starting point is 01:30:06 I don't remember this cucumber smell, but they say whenever they get bothered or threatened, that There is a musk that you can smell. But cucumbers? I almost stepped on one one time. I had a dog that attacked by it, got in a nest of them. How you say, cucumber? If you wanted to be Hillary, what's her face, Baldwin? How you say you get the headway from the copperhead snake?
Starting point is 01:30:30 How you said cucumber? That woman. I've never heard of that before, cucumber. Men are shaving off their eyelashes because they said that it makes them look feminine. Stop it. Stop doing that, men. A famous gorilla hurls a rock into a crowded zoo and hit a man on the head. I feel like doing that some days.
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Starting point is 01:31:07 Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with you. we're at the bottom of this third hour and we're actually we're talking about some films and I saw this great image of rooftop Koreans it's an AI thing I'm like that Quinn Tarantino needs to do a film on that I know he's like done with all of it but still speaking of like film and arts and I I want to switch it up because can we talk about the entitlement of that's so often celebrated by the media I at media malpractice. Like we've got, there's a stupid New York Times piece. We had the pro-publica stuff. This, you know, NPR, obviously, CNN that interviewed a Sinaloa terrorist. Well, what are your feelings about POTUS because they're all about terrorists? You had
Starting point is 01:31:55 Brian Stelter, real quick, who had tweeted that right now newsrooms need to do a better job of incorporating Constitution 101 to their news coverage. And while we're at it, maybe Schoolhouse Rock needs to make a comeback. like, oh, you're interested in this now, but you weren't interested in it back when you had a presidential candidate and a party that tried to undermine a free and fair election by merging discredited oppo through a literal firm that was lobbying for Russian oligarchs, Fusion GPS, and they got slammed, they violated the FEC laws. They had to pay a hefty fine for it. And then they bypassed the procedures that are in place to protect citizenry and protect our due process when they, when they used favor to expedite the request to get a surveillance warrant on a private citizen due to politics. So middle finger to you because you guys, Brian Stelter and everybody had seen in MSNBC have not cared about this for forever. Don't you guys try to delegitimize the courts. You have defended abuse of power under every Democrat administration.
Starting point is 01:33:06 not start complaining now. Do not start complaining now. It's assinine. These, now they want to try to rest the mantle of, uh, ombudsman away. All right. Speaking of media, the New Yorker, I don't read the New Yorker. I don't read the New Yorker because I just, I don't care. I don't live in New York. But this was too funny to not. I have a piece up at substack called never dress like your furniture unless you're rich. so they have this like super swanky photo spread in the new yorker of all of these like big leftists and dirty hipsters i will make an excuse i i exclude martin scorsese from this i like martin scorsese sorry i like martin scorzzi first off they took up pictures of all these people in
Starting point is 01:34:00 their living rooms and martin scorzzi's house is amazing and i'm not gonna no it's a goth dream and no criticism for him. Also, I appreciate the fact that after Alec Baldwin murdered a woman on set, that Hollywood was calling to get rid of guns on all films, and Scorsese went crazy on everybody saying, hell no. So good for him. And he's not woke. Martin Scorsese is absolutely like the opposite of woke.
Starting point is 01:34:21 He's a gem. He's a rare gem in Hollywood. So I exclude him. He's in this. But they were looking at like these New York artists and hipsters and all this stuff and taking photos of them in their living. rooms. And can I ask a question? I'm not trying to sound like, um, purposefully obtuse. Are shelves like not a thing anymore? Is it the reason I ask, do we just like put our stuff on the
Starting point is 01:34:51 floor now? That's Martin Scorsese. Okay, he's the, that's him and his daughter, Francesca. Beautiful home. Perfectly. I mean, this, you got the lead glass. You got the cool. I mean, it's perfect. He's excluded. So, um. The other people, though, no. The other people in this spread, they don't have his taste. I mean, that's a goth dream.
Starting point is 01:35:14 Come on. That's a goth dream. So they did this big spread, and, uh, the first thing I saw was nubby, worn carpets, books on the floor, because apparently it's really cool to pretend to be poor for shelves. And they, I don't even know who some of these people are. It was very important to make sure that no one in the spread have, shoes or socks on. And I know that they were trying to like evoke this relaxing at home feel, but it was gross. Some feet don't need to be seen. Put them away. It's gross. I just don't like
Starting point is 01:35:45 them. They're nasty. They are unfortunate things that we have to deal with as humans. But it feels forced and awkward. It just feels like robotic and cringe. Like there's this one living room. It's the first photo that I have. But it was this woman, she's barefoot. And she's, She's standing on this nuby green, super saturated 70s avocado theme. Her husband's organized, like he's arranging flowers. And the whole room, like the carpet looks very thread warm. The chairs look dilapidated. So that's in Greenwich Village.
Starting point is 01:36:25 I can, that looks like it smells like steel cigarettes, feet, and gym. Right? Like what is the point of, like, what, look at the nubby carpet. it you're supposed to have like a feel envy for this like they they're like showcasing like this is the cream de la creme one of my favorite i mean it's like literally probably literally from the 70s when i was a kid this is going to make sense in a moment uh my grandmother had a garden shed they did lots of stuff in the garden shed moonshine in the bathtub all kinds of stuff but my grandmother and i once found a nest of like buttons and dollheads and coins and
Starting point is 01:37:02 like a sock and it was in a garden shed that this little wood rat like probably spent its whole little life running around collecting stuff and that she she trashed it in like minutes and I thought about this when I saw Gloria Steinem's dresser top she's in front of this like yellow like ochre ochre or okra I don't know wall and I was looking on top of her dresser and my first thought was who dusts all this garbage she's got like a like a packer rat, like a pack rat collection on top of her dresser. It's a rat's nest. It's weird. And she looks skeletal. She's the feminist sellout. Then you have Al Sharpton. And I don't know if you've ever, I've seen pictures of Al Sharpton's house before. He's got like this two-story penthouse. And he's
Starting point is 01:37:54 in front of a portrait of himself, predictably. And then he's got this spotless, boogey as all get out pet enclosure. Is that his actual bed? The pet enclosure has like an acrylic water bowl in it. People who have no idea what animals do apparently decided to make that. Maybe that's his little enclosure in his house. I don't know. The big thing though, the Piaz de la resistance was the George Soros nepo baby and Anthony Wiener's ex-wife, a.k.a. Hillary Clinton's right-hand woman. This is what kicked it all off. They are literally dressed like their chairs. Again, with the 70s avocado green. Because you can't be truly rich unless you can dress like your furniture. So here he's doing his best to convince you that he's a heterosexual male
Starting point is 01:38:48 and that he likes this woman. And I just need to stop full stop right here. They're glowering at the camera as rich people do. They're not only in sync with each other, they're in sync with their literal actual furniture because they're better and richer than you he's a NEPO baby I mean can you afford to dress like your furniture I don't think so his little platform sneaks they just like
Starting point is 01:39:10 they just give me total Clydesdale hoof vibes and he's wearing manpreys you guys know what man preys are right? Caprize for men and he's got just enough of that pale sausage canckel peeking through throw that photo back up one
Starting point is 01:39:26 the one where you get the NEPO babies in green. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Look at the pale sausage canckel peeking through. And he's got his Clydesdale platform sneaks on, right? Her trousers are like meticulously unimmed. Like, they're rebelling against tailoring. And they has a laissez-faire attitude to like puzzles and feces and grind walking the streets of Manhattan. Because let's be real, they don't walk the streets of Manhattan. They ride on the backs of fat cherubs. They flip them about to and fro and the cherubs, and the cherubs wings are made of dollars. That's what this is. So I don't know. The other one that I really, really love, by the way, look how, did they look like normal people? That's like Scott Evil,
Starting point is 01:40:11 Dr. Evil's son, Scott, and his girlfriend and their Nepo baby house, that this dude would never be able to afford if his daddy wasn't George Soros. But the other one that I thought was hysterical is the woman who's partially responsible for the scourge of modern art. I hate modern art. I hate modern art. I hate modernity. I hate all of it. She, her name's Agnes Gunned, and she is sitting in her, apparently, she
Starting point is 01:40:38 only has one chair in her giant east side expanse. And I joke, I was like her and her dog take turns sitting in the one chair in their penthouse. And she's got this, like, all this modern art everywhere. Like one of the
Starting point is 01:40:53 pieces that she has is, I kid you not, a literal black canvas, with one red stripe painted across. You know that's worth more than like your city that you live in. That one painting is probably worth 11th, corpillion, frillion, trillion, billion dollars.
Starting point is 01:41:10 You know that. And she's just like sitting there in this chair, this like restoration hardware looking chair. And I mean, I don't even understand. I just hate the art. There was like, in addition to the Scorsese thing, there was one thing in here where it was just a framed thing of garbage pale kids.
Starting point is 01:41:27 Garbage Pale Kid Cards. Now that I literally would punch out a kid on a playground to get a garbage pale kid card. Cain, that was like Jolly Rangers and Garbage Pail Kids were the currency for Gen X back in the day. You know, like in prison, they got like cigarettes. Okay, well, in playgrounds, it was Jolly Rangers and Garbage Pail Kid cards. Even like Pokemon cards today, you couldn't even really, I mean, it's kind of that comparison. We didn't have really any games or, you know, got to catch them all sort of. Oh, but, but parents, oh my gosh, parents like Pokemon cards.
Starting point is 01:42:00 Back then, they thought garbage pale kid cards, oh my gosh. Yeah, that's true. Like, that's of the devil. I don't even know who this lady is, but she is, I mean, I don't really like anything else in her apartment, but the professionally framed garbage pale kid collection that she's got on her wall, it is chef's kiss. It's amazing. I do like that.
Starting point is 01:42:20 That's the only thing that's, like, worth it. Oh, my gosh. so they did and I get it that they were just like showcasing different people you can't tell me that there aren't any conservatives they had aOC there she was I was looking at what she was crocheting and it looks like garbage like I can just tell that her gauge is all jacked up and she's that look what is she trying to do like it's all misshapen I mean even in it's early stage there's still some kind of form girl you cannot crochet probably as well as you cannot make a drink and how did her dog who is not
Starting point is 01:42:51 supposed to jump because French bulldogs jumping is bad for their back, get up on the sofa. Did she lift him up there? I don't know, but whatever. I just think it's just hysterical that they decided, like, let's look at these insufferably, except for Scorsese, these insufferably liberal people in their houses. And they're all trash. Like, they have no taste. There was no taste in any of it, except for Scorsese's. I mean, it looked dirty, Kane. For those who don't understand, will you please explain the whole avocado green? thing that was like in the 70s and then people who didn't remodel their houses it went all the way up into the 90s I don't even understand it like appliances were that color no everything was that
Starting point is 01:43:29 color toasters your hand mixers I mean things everything was that color I'm not kidding everything tabletops like actual tables yeah the floor oh my gosh doorknobbs everything was that color do you remember the stoves and the refrigerators yeah oh We're all that green, weird green color. Avocado green. They're trying to make it come back. And it looks dirty and shabby. I don't like it.
Starting point is 01:44:02 Well, yeah, it looks like how we grew up. Yeah. And we grew up kind of poor. Yeah, we grew up poor. So it's kind of like derelict chic is what they're trying to pull off right now. It's like grimy, stinky chic. I don't even know how, like stinky chic. I don't even know how to.
Starting point is 01:44:21 But there is no positive psychological response to that color. Why did they do the spread? Was it to make us not like these people? Because I dislike them more now. Nobody likes that color, though. Like, have you, has anyone ever told you they prefer avocado green for anything? And can we talk about the people that have the giant modern art pieces? I hate modern art so bad because it's just so unimaginative, honestly.
Starting point is 01:44:48 Oh, this is my interpretation. Oh, shut up. you can't paint and so you just did this shut up but they have like nothing in their look at my big completely obscene totally doesn't work with the architecture or anything else modern art piece I'm so enlightened and so blah I gag me I just no no thanks no thanks that's why Scorsese is so perfect because it's all like it just works every bit of it works but this is the stuff that they run they run this stuff thinking that this is going to appeal to you. This will appeal to you, right? No. Oh, Lorraine notes, in the 80s, do you remember,
Starting point is 01:45:27 okay, so you had, I know we're going on, but hold up, avocado green in the 70s, in the 80s, it was cornflower blue. I had a rich friend who had cornflower blue carpet. Guys remember that? Who puts blue carpet in their house? It doesn't go with anything. But cornflower, that was the big thing. And mauve. is that right mauve that it's like a the purpley color i don't know i don't do i'm like that's pink i don't know it's like soft pink i don't know but everything like as she knows like the toilets the showers the sinks it's all that color the appliances in your kitchen i want all my i want my toilet to match my stove i don't know but that's what these they think that this appeals to you because it's rich people in new york and that everybody can fly over
Starting point is 01:46:19 or who is not in New York wants to be like this. Eh. Subscribe to the Dana Show podcast because who says you can't make fun of people while staying informed on your own personal time? Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcast. All right. I went a little long
Starting point is 01:46:38 that last segment, but it was worth it. Tomorrow, the left is stepping up their attacks on John Federman because he's not a Hamas-loving goat-shagging anti-Semite. So, would you think I would tweet it and not say it. Cain, I mean, Steve and you both said do it. It makes me laugh. Oh, man. So make sure you're going to want to tune in tomorrow. In the meantime, find us on YouTube, Facebook, like and subscribe. We're also at Substack, chapter and verse, lots of good stuff that comes out there
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