The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Tucker Lies About Trump's Speech, Brown's Investigation SPIRALS & A George Floyd Movie??

Episode Date: December 18, 2025

Dana recaps Trump's address to the nation Wednesday evening including the “Warrior Dividends” to our servicemembers. Tucker Carlson mistakenly tried to tell everyone that Trump was declaring war o...n Venezuela. Australia’s Prime Minister continues to spew DEI talking points while discussing the tragedy at Bondi Beach. H1D Kamala gives a word salad when Jimmy Kimmel asks her why Biden didn't release the Epstein Files.Providence’s Police Chief reveals that 5 days after the Brown University mass shooting with a killer on the loose, they have not interviewed a student eye-witness for a description of the shooter. Was the Rhode Island cop a DEI hire? The police chief of Minneapolis is being RIPPED for using the Bible to attack ICE agents and defend criminal illegal aliens. Dana explains how she has finally decided to land on a church to attend. The Target employee who was harassed for wearing a Charlie Kirk “FREEDOM” shirt finally speaks out, saying the lady who harassed her should NOT lose her job.Australian authorities thwart another Islamic terrorist attack. Why is Kristi Noem headed to Qatar? A George Floyd biopic is currently in the works starring Oprah and Lil Tecca.Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible…HumanNhttps://HumanN.comNow’s the perfect time to try them—get $5 off Humann’s Turmeric Chews at Sam’s Club through December 29.Byrnahttps://Byrna.comMake 2026 the year you protect your family with solid options—Get the Byrna today.Patriot Mobilehttps://PatriotMobile.com/Dana  OR CALL 972-PATRIOTWhat are you waiting for? Switch today during the Red, White, and Blue sale and get a free smartphone with code DANA. PreBornhttps://Preborn.com/DANAThis Christmas, for just $28 you can help save a life.. Dial #250 and say “Baby,” or give securely online. Make your gift today.AmmoSquaredhttps://AmmoSquared.comDon’t get caught without ammo and be sure to tell them you heard about Ammo Squared on this show. Webroothttps://Webroot.com/DanaMake sure your family stays secure online with WebRoot.  Get 60% off Webroot Total Protection today.Subscribe today and stay in the loop on all things news with The Dana Show. Follow us here for more daily clips, updates, and commentary:YoutubeFacebookInstagramXMore Info

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Along with the just passed one big beautiful bill. Tonight, I am also proud to announce that more than 1,450,000, think of this, 1,450,000 military service members will receive a special, we call Warrior Dividend before Christmas, a Warrior Dividend. In honor of our nation's founding in 1776, we are sending. every soldier, $1,776. Think of that. And the checks are already on the way. Nobody understood that one until about 30 minutes ago. So that was one of, that was like the big announcement. Really, that was like the only new thing, I think, last night that he announced. I mean, give or take. Everything else was already out in the public square and had already, not been leaked, but had we knew it because of certain actions that members of Congress had to take in order to like
Starting point is 00:01:03 enact and make it happen. So, you know, we knew all of this. We kind of knew what was coming. And but the, I think the one thing that we didn't know was the warrior dividend. Now, he outlined it there. And if you get my prep email, I also explained to you, oh, what's the word I'm looking for? The parameters. I had to write gifts last night. So I used all my brain power to make sure my edges look nice. If you have to know. But my point is that he, it's active duty service members. So who, excuse me, who are eligible for this.
Starting point is 00:01:44 Active duty. And the 1776, I think there's even a couple more, there are a few other parameters with it as well. But that was what he announced last. night and the, I mean, it seemed to go over well, but I just, why did we have to have a prime time address with it? He also was talking about ACA, and I got a lot of questions about that because it sounded like he was going to say, yeah, we got to get rid of this and we got to get rid of the high prices. Okay, well, how are you going to do that when we still have all of these restrictions, et cetera, in place? Do you see what I'm saying? Like, some of that stuff
Starting point is 00:02:24 of what he said didn't quite make sense to me because it, I don't know, I just, I didn't think it needed to be a prime time address, if I'm being honest. What did you think, Kane? Did you think it needed to be a prime time address? I think so. I think there's some strategy behind it, because today we got the news on core inflation. It's way down. Numbers were good. My suspicion was that they got some inkling of this good news for today and decided to go out there and say, hey, look, you're suffering. We get it. I inherited a mess, but we're fixing it. Things are going to be good. Just hang tight. Let me cook, bro. And then today the news comes out and inflation's great, right? So it's kind of like a one-two punch strategy where he comes out and says, hey, I'm trying
Starting point is 00:03:13 to contextualize what we're doing here with these insurance companies, what I've been doing with the economy. Like I said, I inherited a mess. And now today, good numbers on inflation. So his policies at least they appear to be working. And I think that the timing was based on this information we've gotten on inflation today. Yeah, I just didn't think it needed to be a prime time address. It's a strategy. Maybe I'm the only one. But I didn't think it needed to be a prime time address. You know what I was expecting. I thought we were going to wake up today and be at war, guys. Why are we not in the war? We were reliably told. I was reliably told we all were a first off. welcome greetings and salutations and all that jazz Dana Lash with you were at the top of this first
Starting point is 00:03:53 hour and I was reliably told that we were going to be in a giant war big of warry war and it's not didn't happen I mean we were told by I don't know who that one comic is I don't even want to say its name just in case there's like verbal VD and it could be catching I don't know but it's there's a lot of questions. I think a lot of other people have questions as well. But we were told reliably
Starting point is 00:04:25 by Grifter Inc. guys, we were told that this was going to be an announcement of war with Venezuela. We were told that. Reliably, Kane. We were told
Starting point is 00:04:41 this is going to happen. Reliably's in quotes. I mean, I think Tucker Carlson was like, well, whoa, yeah, oh, we're going to, whoa, go to war. Go ahead. This is what he told Judge Napolitano. He was saying that, yeah, we're going to go to war, guys. It's going to be a war, I think, maybe.
Starting point is 00:04:59 He was trying to give himself some culpable deniability. Listen to this. I don't know the answer. I certainly on the phone a lot about it. I have no power. I'm a podcaster, but I'm very interested. And so here's what I know so far, which is, that members of Congress were briefed yesterday, that a war is coming, and it'll be announced in the
Starting point is 00:05:21 address to the nation tonight at 9 o'clock by the president. Who knows, by the way, if that will actually happen? I don't know. But he's going out and saying that. So that's not being a journalist. It's not even being a podcaster. That's just being a poo poster. That's it. Because I also called members of Congress yesterday. Five of them, in fact. And every single one of told me. In fact, one of the quotes one gave me was, what the hell? Where is this coming from? No, there was
Starting point is 00:05:48 nobody was being briefed that there was going to be so why would you, it's like you're going out there and going, yeah, well, you know, I heard that President Trump is going to kill everyone with a giant Jewish space laser and it's going to make everybody dying an AIDS fire. I mean, I don't know that. But, you know, I'm just a podcaster,
Starting point is 00:06:05 but, you know, people were, you know, they were told, and I don't know, but that's what I heard. some people say, and I don't know, but that, you know, Deborah are going to die. Maybe. Click, click, click, blink, blink. That's, yeah. That's stupid. Just stop. We're not going to be in a war with Venezuela. That would be dumb. And that's not at all what happened at all. I don't even think anyone from the administration was floating that. I see some of these people out there that really love themselves. I think that they just, you all think that they're talking to you, but they're really,
Starting point is 00:06:39 They put a mirror in front of them, and they just groaned to the mirror all day. A couple of those folks out there like that. And one of them was saying, oh, this is like 11D chess, what POTUS is doing. No, it's not. He just went out and was spike in the football, which I don't necessarily think needed to be a prime time address. But that's like not a major issue. But I still don't think it needed to be one. But he just was out there.
Starting point is 00:07:04 He just goes to spike the football. There was no, they didn't leak that there was going to be some. kind of, uh, a war or anything like that. That was all grifter ink that was doing that. That's good. Oh, I mean, I was told, moho. That there was going to be a war. But there wasn't. Who is that one guy? I don't want to play any of his stuff because, I mean, I just don't like to play great value content on my premium program. But I'm just curious. There was, because there was another comedian too who was out there or guy says he's a comedian he was out there saying that oh yeah it's going to be we're going to be in a big o war so there were a couple of them out there pushing
Starting point is 00:07:46 this oh and do you know RT do you guys know what RT is it looks like a little media outlet but do you know what the RT stands for it stands for Russia today do you want to know how RT came into the existence the communist at the Kremlin they deuced it out and they run it. It is entirely Kremlin founded, Kremlin financed, and Kremlin ran. And they were promoting that clip all day
Starting point is 00:08:16 yesterday of Tucker saying that there was going to be a war, we were going to be declaring war on Venezuela. And that one, you know, a chunky comedian who tries to act like he's Tucker 2.0 was out there saying, and they were promoting that as well.
Starting point is 00:08:32 All day yesterday, they were tweeting it. People had screenshots where they had it on their main page. Isn't that so weird that someone just pulls just this conspiracy theory out of their backside? And then the place that they love because the trains run on time, you know,
Starting point is 00:08:48 they promote it all day. So weird, Kane. So weird. But that's just America First, I guess. I mean, nothing says America first like buying a house in Qatar and then working with a foreign owned company to produce foreign made
Starting point is 00:09:04 nicotine products. that are then also promoted by Russia today. But, hey, America First and all that stuff, right? Anyway, it's true, though. So I, you know, fully expected us to be in a giant war today, Kane. Are you so sad that we're not in the war? We were supposed to be in World War 11th right now because Trump. Yeah, if we believed everything the media has told us over the last handful of years.
Starting point is 00:09:31 Yeah. You're right. I just, can I just make one more point? And then I'm going to move on to a couple of other topics for right now. the claim that Trump was going to be declaring war on Venezuela is literally what all the left says. The left is always like Trump's going to get us into war. And then you had these grifter people who pretend to be on the right also telling you the exact same thing that the left was telling you. Oh, yeah, Trump is going to declare war on Venezuela.
Starting point is 00:09:55 Where's the daylight between those two factions? Where is the daylight between the people on the left telling you that Trump's going to get us into World War 11D? oh my gosh TDS and then the grifter ink people on the right that are telling you the same thing there's no daylight between those factions and do you want to know why there's no daylight between those factions because it's the same faction oh now it makes sense we're going to come back to that because i have a bunch of other stuff so not only are we not in a war with venezuela my only thing was that I just thought doing the address in prime time was just pointless. I mean, I'm one of those people.
Starting point is 00:10:42 It could have been an email. That's me. It could have been an email. I can't tell you how many. There's a meme of someone freaking out because it says they have a call scheduled that day. Like, I can do anything but the calls. You know what I mean? Like, oh, gosh, it could have been an email.
Starting point is 00:10:58 And it always is something that could have been an email. Do you know? I feel like some people just like talking on the phone. but it it could have been an email is all I'm saying I mean not even that he could have just
Starting point is 00:11:09 like walked out in the balcony of the White House midday and just wrecked the news cycle because this didn't really wrecked the news cycle it didn't
Starting point is 00:11:18 and what was my original point if you're not going to be talking about Islamism or China I don't see the point primetime addresses are for some stuff when it really hits the fan when it's a very serious thing telling everybody that you're giving the troops
Starting point is 00:11:33 you know, $1776 is, I'm sorry, that's not a prime time address. You can get mad about it, but it's not. Now, if he was to go out there and say, we got a problem, Islam is increasing its war on the West. I'd be like, well, damn, that's some pretty forceful language from the admin. I can see how that would be in prime time. But otherwise, I get Spike the Football, but guys, we got serious problemos here. I don't know if you've been seeing some of the stuff that's been happening. We get some serious problems in this country right now. Let me tell you, there's all of these NGOs that get billions of dollars in taxpayer money to help the lawlessness of illegal immigration, nothing to save women and children, not that they need it because they've been showing
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Starting point is 00:14:23 Oh, Hunter Biden got disbarred, guys. I know you're so sad about that. Hunter Biden was disbarred in Connecticut after, well, good in heavens, after admitting to an attorney misconduct over the gun charges, the tax conviction, and a million other things. It was a part of an agreement with the state's lawyers, disciplines office, but he did not admit to any kind of criminal wrongdoing, which I thought was interesting. So he's not admitting to criminal wrongdoing just this. So, hmm, that's, I actually thought it was, I'm kind of shocked. that it took that long, if I'm being honest. The Oscars bolts from ABC to YouTube, starting in 2029, no one cares.
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Starting point is 00:18:39 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, with you. I don't know if you guys saw some of the latest from this prime minister in Australia, this Anthony Albany's.
Starting point is 00:19:00 He had tweeted yesterday that we stand united with Jewish Australians and will never relent in the fight against anti-Semitism. He can't even admit that they imported into their country a terror problem, a terror problem that's now manifest to multiple repeated regular terrorist attacks. much less he can't admit to how it's driving the anti-Semitism in his country. So, no, he's not going to protect anything. Listen to this. This is cut 16 from yesterday.
Starting point is 00:19:29 Overwhelmingly, one of the things about this country is what they want is when people come to Australia, you leave old divisions and hatreds at the door, at the door. When you come to Australia, you are here to... support our society of which is diverse, but that diversity is a strength. And that is what overwhelmingly Australians want to see. That whole thing about diversity being a strength is a lie. And here's why, because you're missing a key factor of it. You're missing the assimilation part of it. See in the United States back when we used to say melting pot before the left decided to try a sci-op and get people from saying it because when you say melting pot, that means
Starting point is 00:20:21 it indicates it intimates assimilation. And the left doesn't want assimilation. They want everyone divided so that they're more easily controlled. I mean, it's easier to fight your opponent if your opponent is divided in fighting himself. And that's what this whole thing is. So when he says diversities are strength, no it's not, because you're importing people in, especially people from from countries whose cultures practice traditions that are completely not only are they anachronistic with modern era, but they're completely incompatible with Western jurisprudence with the law in most countries, period. You know, just because you, and this has been used in defense, by the way, in the UK, people coming, whether it's, I think it was, they were North African
Starting point is 00:21:09 immigrants that were coming in and Afghan, et cetera, and especially in Rotherham, Pakistani, and they were grabbing women and sexually assaulting women, and there were several of them who literally used in defense in court that they just didn't know because they come from a place where their culture does not forbid any of those things. So if they just see a good-looking woman and they want her, they're going to go get her. Yeah, that's completely incompatible with this. And instead of forcing people to assimilate and accept the laws of their host country, We are told that we are the ones who have to amend our longstanding laws and cater to barbarism. From countries that have contributed nothing, they have done nothing for any kind of modern scientific advancement,
Starting point is 00:21:52 nothing for medical advancement, nothing for artistic advancement, nothing for any kind of advancement of this human race. Near I say, they've been an anchor on the progress of humanity. But yet we're supposed to entertain the idea that people can come from such cultures and not have to, to even follow our laws because it's out of step with their culture and their third world hellhole from which they originated? No. And none of these things are bad to say because bad ideas should be roundly mocked. Ideas that include raping of women is okay. Ideas that include defrauding the taxpayer of billion dollars is okay. Yeah, it's okay to ridicule those things. And it has nothing to do with race or ethnicity. That is a
Starting point is 00:22:39 dodge that actual barbaric racists want to use so that they can get away with sin. Don't entertain it. So, no, diversity is not the strength. The assimilation is the strength. That is the strength. Now, that's not to say that you forget who you are, but when you come to the United States, you either become American or you get out. You don't become hyphenated American. You become American. Get out. Don't segregate yourself because you think it gives you power as a victim. So Australia's cooked. They're done. I mean, as if you didn't know that when they were arresting people during COVID, right? Yeah. Them in New Zealand. Just a hot mess. They have a major, major, major problem with anti-Semitism. And they imported.
Starting point is 00:23:39 a terror culture. We've imported a terror culture. The vilification by the way going after and I'm going to tell people something for all the people who are being let around by the nose by all these stupid fat, uneducated virgin grifters that are
Starting point is 00:23:55 on social media. These 40-year-olds that have never laid with a woman they have no prospects for marriage. No one wants to continue their gene pool. They're just hopeless and sad. These people that lead these thoughts that try to be these influencers and try to make it all about Jewish people.
Starting point is 00:24:13 Here's a news flash. They come for the menorah today and they'll come for the cross tomorrow. These are the same people that keep promoting this stupid idea that Islamists and Christians are allies. These people are completely ignorant of history. I mean, any of these countries, by the way, where we're talking about this diaspora immigrating from, Christianity is illegal there. It's illegal. You know, when we talk a, we hear people say, I'm going to buy a house in cutter. Christ is king buying a house in cutter. If you're caught proselyzing, proselyzing, you could actually be put to death.
Starting point is 00:24:54 There's no evangelism of Christianity over there. You have to worship in a nondescript building that's on the far away on the outskirts, not even on the outskirts. It's on the outskirts of the outskirts of dough. and you have to be inside the building and you have to worship quietly. There's none of that in Qatar. By the way, over 90% of their populations imported slave labor. That's a whole other idea. So tell me about freedom and Jesus while you sit here and brag about, you know,
Starting point is 00:25:22 buying property in a place that would kill you if you actually try to evangelize within the city limits. It's just asinine. There's no allies. And most of these countries, I mean, what do you think Dimitude came from? It's literally the idea Christians have always been included in it. They're second class, if they're even considered class at all. And a lot of these nations, they have to pay a tax if they're not Muslim. They're harassed regularly if they're not Muslim.
Starting point is 00:25:47 They don't get to have churches there. Are you kidding me? Try putting up a Christmas tree in the window of a Sharia-led nation. See how well that goes for you. And I watched, we had those influencers over Thanksgiving that decided to spend, you know, the day of thanks over in Qatar, was interesting. And they, one of them, was a gay man standing on the balcony of this luxury hotel overlooking this courtyard in Doha talking about how great cutter was. And my first thought was, dude, everybody better, you better be quiet about your lifestyle because they will throw
Starting point is 00:26:20 you off that balcony like people throw Marty Graw beads during Fat Tuesday in the French quarter. Who are you kidding? I mean, talk about cuckery. so there is no alliance here there's no alliance there with that so when i when when i talk about people targeting jewish people in the united states if you think that christians aren't next actually they're not it's not that christians aren't next they're being slaughtered by the hundreds in nigeria and in sudan but you don't hear the crisis king people talking about it because do you know who's doing the killing? The Islamist and these
Starting point is 00:27:06 influencers that you see out here, these grifters, they're horrors for Islamists and they're out there turning tricks on the street corner of the digital market for Islam. That's exactly what they're doing. And they're trying to
Starting point is 00:27:23 convince you that that's the way. They're super quiet about the Islamists murdering, butchering Christians by the hundreds. And these countries in Africa, they want to talk about it because heaven forbid they don't want to jeopardize those checks. $7,000 from Qatar, look how easy I can do it, except there's actually more receipts on that than anything else that they've ever accused anyone just simply
Starting point is 00:27:50 defending innocent Jewish people of. I mean, it is really interesting. You have to realize Qatar has spent so much money on American universities. They have spent so much money on lobbying and all of these fake Christians, these so-called influencers that are super quiet about the jihadi butchering of Christians in Africa. These Christians, so-called Christians that are super quiet about the attacks on Christmas markets all over Europe. Notice how none of them have ever done a single episode on that. Not one. I know because I've checked. I don't just go out and start talking out of my ass about keeping planes and all this other stupid stuff. I mean, some gay Alice Sharpton. But it's true, not a single one. It's just very interesting.
Starting point is 00:28:44 All of this money that Cutter started spending on lobbying. Now, the moment you say that on social media, you're swarmed by bots. Of course, I've been seen a lot of mine, most of mine are foreign. After X made the switch and now you have to actually affirm what country you're from, it's been very interesting, seeing where some of these people are from that have been doing this. But point being is that it is purposeful and it is a sciop on the West because they're trying to push the Islamification of the West. And these people think that if they can just be on the side of the Islamification, then maybe they'll get eaten last. Or maybe they want it all. Maybe they'll just, you know, maybe the Islamists will just target the Jews, except
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Starting point is 00:31:17 to give you an answer that will not satisfy your curiosity i will tell you we perhaps to our damage But we strongly and rightly believed that there should be an absolute separation between what we wanted as an administration and what the Department of Justice did. We absolutely adhered to that and it was right to do that. The Justice Department would make its decisions independent of any political or personal vendetta or concern that we may have. Did we just get drunk? What did I just hear? Are we drunk? Because I feel like that's something drunk people would say,
Starting point is 00:32:01 maybe it happened to us, or is she drunk? Yeah. You know how sometimes like when you go underwater and people are talking and it doesn't make sense when you're underwater because it's all muffled by the water? It's like that. Well, I mean, you know, the process and things. She didn't actually give a coherent answer.
Starting point is 00:32:18 So what is the answer? No, no. She didn't release them because they, there was, nothing there to really release. I'm just thinking there's nothing there. I don't know. I feel like so much of it's already out. But I just wish that people would tell people that instead of like, you know, one of the stupid things that Republicans did is that they let everybody on, right? Like a donkey with a carrot. Oh, yeah, we're going to go, we're going to repeal Obamacare. Vote for us. Keep voting for us, guys. And then they vote to actually extend the subsidies. Okay.
Starting point is 00:32:51 oh well it's because we don't want everyone to lose it right before midterms that's not my problem you guys made us a promise and you stabbed us in the back because you're pansies it's okay it's not okay but you know uh and then now this we were told they campaigned we're going to release the Epstein files we're going to release the Epstein files they get mad when everyone's like remember how you campaigned on you said you were going to release the Epstein files what there's what what do you guys get over it yeah that's not how that works when you when you promise people something some people remember it just saying and the fact that Democrats didn't release it look if there was some super compromising stuff in there
Starting point is 00:33:34 Democrats would have released it I don't I don't believe for a second that they're protecting anybody these Democrats they would have released it even if it would have taken out a couple of their own members just to get at just to get at Republicans because they're so vengeful. They can't see ahead. They don't know how to look ahead. They're so vengeful. So I don't know. I just, why is she, can I ask, why the hell
Starting point is 00:34:01 is she even going on, Jimmy Kimmel? What is she promoting? Normally you're not doing that, the talk show circuit, unless you got something to promote. So what is she promoting? The book thing's over, right? Oh my gosh. Does she have another one? It's funny you mentioned the drunk thing, because that was the follow-up question we have next.
Starting point is 00:34:19 Oh, my gosh. Can I have this in my life? 14 still to play. Isn't it weird that had you been elected president right now, we'd be watching a $40 million documentary about Doug on Amazon? It's a different world. After the election, did you and Doug just start drinking? We did a...
Starting point is 00:34:46 We... Let me just say that we definitely, it took us some time. When was the last time you spoke with President Biden? Wow. I mean, it did take some time. Why is she still doing this? Why is she still going on that? I'm just fascinated as to why.
Starting point is 00:35:05 She's not promoting anything. No one cares about how she coped after getting her butt kicked in the election. Nobody cares because it's six months out. We don't care anymore. We're done caring. I feel like that's, I don't care about it anymore. Where she got beat? Move on.
Starting point is 00:35:18 We're all moved on. She's planning to run in 2028. For what? No. Shut up. Shut up. Guys, don't do this to me. I swear to you, if I have to go through one more election cycle of that woman and her grading voice
Starting point is 00:35:38 and her completely nonsensical answers. Oh my gosh, there's not enough coal that Santa's going to be able to bring. not enough you know what i'll do is i'll make a pyre out of it bring me the coal santa i'll make a pyre not enough there is not enough eggnog in this world by the way who drinks eggnog besides nana who enjoys eggnog you just reminded me i'm going to have to get some of the way home today forgot about that well the reason why that because my parents come my mom comes for christmas she likes eggnog and I'm like you're literally the only person that drinks us and I just is that I don't know anybody my age that drinks eggnog you don't drink eggnog I haven't in a while but I'm
Starting point is 00:36:27 see so you're not an egg nod if you don't have it every Christmas you're not an eggnog drinker okay that's the rule think about it we got a lot more on the way second hour coming up ammo squared ammo squared is a company that make sure that you are always stocked up no matter what happens. It's America's ammunition reserve. A worry-free solution to stockpile ammo for the future. Avoid getting caught empty-handed. Got over 70 calibers to choose from. Set a monthly budget. They'll automatically curate and grow your ammo reserve. Set it and forget it. And it's a gift that keeps on giving. Everything stays stored in a secure climate controlled facility until folks want it shipped. No minimums, no hidden fees. Free shipping on orders
Starting point is 00:37:05 over 250. Visit Ammosquare.com. Set up your ongoing ammo supply. Don't run out when account. Stock up before and after training to stay ready. That's Ammosquare.com. Tell them Dana sent you. That's all part of the interviews, and actually we're cooperating with Brown to get the roster. That was a study hall, so we don't have the number. We're still getting information as far as who was there. I know Brown sent out an email to the students to notify us if they were present, and we're still getting that.
Starting point is 00:37:33 So I can't give you an exact account now. Okay, so this is where it's really bad. This is the, that was the Providence Police Chief, correct? who was saying that they have yet to actually interview the students who were in the lecture hall at Brown University when that dude opened fire. And they were saying that, well, Brown has not provided the info as to who was there and how to reach them. So I guess we're just not going to talk to them.
Starting point is 00:38:02 Kind of important, especially since there were reports that the guy had yelled Alahu Akbar and all of that. Now, that was something that everybody was working to confirm. but now you can't confirm it because nobody's interviewed any of the students who were in there when he opened fire I'm not going to try to tell you how to do your job but by God I'm going to tell you how to do your job what on earth welcome to the show top of the already first hour and I apologize because I all so I have all my content stacked out hour by hour and we haven't even gotten through all the first hour yet uh so welcome
Starting point is 00:38:42 The chats at Rumble. YouTube makes you stream us at YouTube as well. 347 channel DirecTV and the podcast. Don't forget the podcast. If you missed anything last hour, you can find it at the podcast. So, ooh, man. So this Brown Unipede and these, what were, and so the audio that we just played, that was a press conference from yesterday, early yesterday, like yesterday morning. I am shocked about this.
Starting point is 00:39:15 How do you, okay, how do you not know when you're responding to a situation like that, you contain the area and you interview students? And I know for a fact, just for an example, with Parkland. Coral Springs PD were awesome because you remember that disgraced sheriff's got Israel, couldn't run his department for nothing, didn't even keep up on training. They found out the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas Commission, so Coral Springs had to respond. And they were, they secured the area, and they immediately were getting people ready. And they knew it was tough, but they needed to interview people right while they were there and get initial witness statements.
Starting point is 00:39:57 How do you not do that with this? I've never heard of any situation that's like this, where you don't interview the witnesses there or even immediately after. How many days have been, Kane? And they haven't interviewed any of these people. Six, I think. Six now. Yeah. Now, I'm not in law enforcement, but I have family who are, and I know a lot of amazing people in law enforcement. From my experience, that is not standard operating procedure, how that's being done. And just case in point, one of the first people who sent me that video
Starting point is 00:40:47 was a retired cop saying that that was stunning. The email was just stunning police work and he's being sarcastic. Someone who never emailed before, but just someone who saw, listens to the program and was like, oh my gosh, this is crazy, you need to see this. I just, I, I don't know how that happens. I don't know how you don't interview the witnesses
Starting point is 00:41:15 that are there. It is really unsettling because that's part of the case. It's incredibly important to figure out motive. And it's incredibly important for the public because we have had a spate of actual terror attacks here in the United States and we want to know, is that what motivated this? Is this person an Islamist?
Starting point is 00:41:45 Is this person targeting people because of their religion? We need to know these things. A lot of people were saying this guy's a DEI hire. The Brown University or Providence. And then now all of this
Starting point is 00:42:00 that Lorraine has about the Brown University police chief his past ties oh boy he oversees campus safety Rodney Chapman and he apparently
Starting point is 00:42:16 resigned from Utah where he was previously at the University of Utah after attempting to reform the university's police department and then he later took the position at Brown. His efforts per data Republican coincided with student-led campaigns, including those that were supported by
Starting point is 00:42:40 this Hermia Phanian, an armed transgender activist who immediately scrubbed her social media after Charlie Kirk was killed. Hmm. It does seem like there's more of a... concern about this forced false diversity and less about merit for sure this is all super troubling stuff i'm just shocked i mean kane you're not law enforcement but you know enough about these issues after these horrible events happen how i mean if you're at a car wreck your question by police yeah no doubt as a matter of fact every single one of these press conferences from these people
Starting point is 00:43:29 ever since day one, has only left us with more questions. It's not like they've actually satisfied any series of questions with any one of these press conferences. I'm just floored. And by the way, the guy at Brown, he didn't just resign in Utah. They suspended him because they found out he didn't have qualifications for the job. And they said if he didn't resign, then they were going to fire him. So it was like a forced resignation.
Starting point is 00:43:56 So, yeah, some of these accusations about, DEI when you read about these people's history, it kind of seems like that tracks. It seems a little legit, you know, just saying, man alive. I'm just floored by some of this. I just don't know how you don't interview the students. You don't, that's part of the investigation. That's a significant part of the investigation. You don't interview and say, well, what happened? What was it that happened? What was it that was said? And that none of that is, done. I mean, you have to have that immediate memory recall because afterwards, especially if it was a traumatic event for these students, they're going to remember things differently days later
Starting point is 00:44:40 than right after they just lived it. So they're already foobarring this investigation. And it makes me, I mean, when it's that bad, it is completely understandable for people to go, well, is it on purpose, even if it's not. You cannot blame people for having conspiracy theories about this when you foobar it up as badly as you are. Because incompetency, that bad seems purposeful. It seems intentful. So I can't get mad at people who are asking, well, was this plan? Was it an inside job because who the hell would blame them? If you don't want people to be conspiracy theorists, then do your damn job better. It's not their fault for trying to fill in the holes of your slack. Jiminy Christmas. I just, it just gets wilder and wilder. There was another anti-Semitic
Starting point is 00:45:47 attack. This was in New York. Police are hunting a suspect. He's caught on camera. I mean, just easily seen, easily identified. The suspect remains undidentified. The authorities say the victim is a 35-year-old man who apparently it was a random encounter on the street about 4 o'clock. So it was before sunset, so daylight. The 35-year-old victim was walking and this unidentified assailant approached him. And he made anti-Jewish statements.
Starting point is 00:46:23 And then produced a knife with, he immediately used to stab the victim in the chest. And it's on CCTV. Guys wearing a black leather jacket. There's footage. And he just like approaches him out of nowhere and starts saying stuff to him because apparently there's the video. And stabs him in the chest. He's in the hospital. This is getting crazy.
Starting point is 00:46:53 What's crazier? Ooh, boy. A couple other things here. I don't even know how to, our press doesn't make it easy. This professor, the more I learn about this professor who was killed at MIT. So have you heard the way that the media has been reporting the headlines? So they'll say, oh, married father of three, Nuneo Lureo, 47, died or passed away.
Starting point is 00:47:20 It's either died or passed away. He was shot. At 8.30 p.m. on Monday, the guy's still on the loose. He specialized in nuclear science. I was telling you yesterday all of the stuff that this guy was in. Engineering, physics, and he was supportive of Israel. And now they're, well, Israeli officials are asking whether or not he was assassinated by an Iranian operative. The stuff that this guy was involved in, the research, was pretty hardcore. I don't even know actually what it was. It was super science, E. Kane. Do you remember what it? It was like, I don't even know. He literally was working on clean energy and a bunch of other stuff.
Starting point is 00:48:07 And then he just, he gets unalived under very mysterious circumstances. He was the director of MIT's plasma science and fusion center. So he studied nuclear fusion. He's studied that for over a decade. He had award-winning work, and he wanted to create a basically like a limitless clean energy source on Earth that doesn't produce carbon or any sort of radioactive anything, which is the byproduct of fission reactors. And I don't know. This is another one where it's really, really easy to be conspiracy theorist about this one came. And some of the facts you didn't mention is that,
Starting point is 00:48:53 Brookline, Massachusetts, where he was killed, they have a historic murder rate of zero. Zero. So this is the first one? Yeah, he was considered one of the world's leading researchers in energy and nuclear physics. Yeah, they say here's working on advanced fusion and plasma physics. Two days after Brown University, 50 miles away. It's suss, bro. It's suss, man.
Starting point is 00:49:26 It's suss. The neighbor, his neighbor, discovered his body after she heard shots. And they lived in this, like, very beautiful tree-lined street. She said she was lighting her menorah when she heard the gunshots. She rushed to the hallway, the building, and found him lying on his back. Wow. I'm just saying, there's a lot here. There's a lot that's a lot of stuff that, I mean,
Starting point is 00:49:53 It's giving fuel to the fire that is the powering the curiosity of conspiracy theorists, and you can't blame them. We got a lot, gosh, we have so much more coming up. So I got it, so let me just put this on the table for you real quick. One of the things we're going to talk about, I don't know if you watched what the New York AG was doing, they are, they've sued and gone after Hyundai and Kia for, and these were her words, quote, failing to protect their cars from theft. Good God.
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Starting point is 00:52:20 It's time for Dana's Quick Five. So, I put this in here twice. This was me who did this. So maybe it's important, and I should read it. Let's see, this Jane's Addiction is officially broken up. What was it like a year ago when Dave Navarro and Perry Farrell got into a fight on stage? Now they've officially broken up for like the millionth time. How many times is this?
Starting point is 00:52:42 I don't even know. They said they were breaking up yesterday. They announced it. It was actually over a year since they got into, since Perry Farrell. and Dave Navarro got into an explosive altercation. That's going to give a peri for a little more time to be in Congress. Remember that lady? What's her name?
Starting point is 00:52:58 Rosa DeLaro from New York. It's going to give him more time to be her in Congress. So, you know, that works out for everybody, I guess. Yeah. Let's see. Also, the most dangerous states for Christmas. What? Vermont is first and Mississippi is the safest?
Starting point is 00:53:14 How does Vermont first? Are you getting attacked by, like, snow? Vermont ranks number of, one for Christmas risk. Snow odds, injury rates, Christmas Day fires. Wow. Mississippi comes out the safest. Really? Snow's killing people. Also, three-eye Atlas aliens apparently are already here on Earth. We're going to totally talk about this coming up. Yes. We've got to talk about this because, you know, just saying, we got to go, they got to pick a side. They got to pick a side immediately. Stick with us. The Dana Show podcast. Your fast, funny and informative,
Starting point is 00:53:50 of news companion for those always on the move subscribe on youtube apple or wherever you get your podcasts it's especially personal to me having been raised a catholic to be in a christian church this morning as we are approaching christmas and i cannot help but think of what is happening in our city today and how that echoes with how outsiders have been treated for thousands of years. Oh, shut up. How Mary and Joseph themselves were considered outsiders. No, they weren't. And forced to stay in a barn.
Starting point is 00:54:33 That's what we're getting ready to commemorate as Christians around the world, while all of this fear is happening right here in our town. So my goal, and our goal as the Minneapolis police, is to try and do what we can to reduce fear, to reduce anxiety, and to try and help provide for public safety and uphold human dignity in our city. Kane, I want to say something really politically incorrect, just to get out of my head real quick. So I'm going to mute myself. Give me a second. I'm going to mute myself. I was going to say that he probably doesn't
Starting point is 00:55:14 Anyway, so No lives detected. Yeah, there you go. That's the Minneapolis chief of police who has literally no idea about Jesus' life. And my favorite is when guys, the size of Chris Farley and tiny shirts, get up and start lecturing about, you know, big man in a tiny coat.
Starting point is 00:55:41 start lecturing about biblical issues with which they are entirely unfamiliar. It wasn't that Jesus wasn't wanted. Good grief. I mean, and he also wasn't a refugee, and he wasn't an illegal alien, and they broke no laws. In fact, Mary and Joseph actually registered for the census, which is what illegal immigrants don't do. That doesn't mean they're outsiders. Doesn't mean they're outsiders. And they went, they stayed within the, they went to a different province. They were still in the Roman Empire. That they were not outsiders. Stop it. Oh my gosh, won't you think of the poor Somali diaspora. That's just absolutely defrauding taxpayers of billions, which Jesus also never did. Nor did Joseph or Mary. So don't blaspheme and take the name of the Savior in vain so that you can promote lawlessness and evil. You're not getting nothing for Christmas. You need a Bible and you need to actually go to church. I'm just so tired of hearing. this stuff. I'm so tired of hearing it. I told you that we've been visiting some churches and
Starting point is 00:56:48 there's one church that, a couple that we're considering before, you know, put it, because we want a really true Bible-believing church. And we think that, you know, you've got to go a few times to really feel out the sermons and really get and talk to the people and the elders and that to really get a feel of where they are biblically because, and now we're being very, very intentful. Not that we weren't previously, but I remember, because when we left our previous church, it wasn't over one thing in particular. It was over a series of things. And one of them was two Christmases ago, our pastor had said from the stage that Jesus was an immigrant. And I remember, I looked at my husband, my husband looked at me, our kids leaned forward
Starting point is 00:57:36 because our kids knew better. And we're like, what? And then he went on talking about, the border and basically was allowed his politics to see through he basically supported an open border and was saying that Jesus was an immigrant and therefore you need to allow immigrants to come into the country and it's like wait a minute no one that's not the issue we're talking about a legal immigration which is something different what are you talking about and you know whenever anybody ever reached out they were just entirely nonresponsive to any kind of correction or clarification. And so it was death by a thousand cuts. And that's why we left. It wasn't just over the final straw was when he did what aboutism about Charlie Kirk's death from the stage. That was
Starting point is 00:58:19 the final straw for me. But it was years and it was death by a thousand cuts. So my point is that we've been visiting a few churches and we kind of have sort of, I think, everything siloed down to like two. And I just can't imagine any of those pastors getting up there and misrepresenting the Bible in such an ungodly way. None of that is, none of that's true. And Jesus actually encouraged people to follow the law. I mean, when you're breaking God's values like murder, I mean, obviously, but on things like, even on things like on taxation, you know, I mean, Jesus was like, give to Caesar what his Jesus was and give to God what is God's, whose face is on that coin. So I know. Now I may, I know, and that's hard, that's a hard one for me, Kane. It's a hard one for me.
Starting point is 00:59:07 my savior says it so I follow it but who I'm not cherry picking I'm not cherry picking I'm not cherry picking I'm not cherry picking that one's a hard one but you see what I'm saying I'm like why are they why misrepresent things like that stop it just don't say nothing about it don't use God to promote sin and especially and then using having an appeal to authority as you're by your position as police chief that's this stuff that's infuriating
Starting point is 00:59:42 to attack ice agents I'm going to tell you what I know some ice agents I know some of these ice agents are godlier than any of these people criticizing them for a fact that's what a lot of people don't realize Border Patrol a lot of ice agents do you realize how many of them
Starting point is 00:59:59 are how the inordinate amount of agents that are Hispanic they're Americans, you know, but I'm saying Hispanic just because for the progressives, they only see things through, you know, bigotry and segregation. They're Americans, but to the progressives, they're Hispanic because it's important to them. And I don't know, I've told you before the people who are the most hardcore about legal immigration and controlling entry or the Americans who, came from Hispanic countries and joined the big old American family. Because they know they've seen
Starting point is 01:00:39 this stuff in their own countries and they're like, we don't want this here. It's why we came here. It's why we're American now. So shame on this guy. And acting as though, I mean, he's he's attacking ICE agents. He's defending criminality. Remember, Minneapolis is where you had a huge amount from the Somali diaspora community that were engaging in fraud, defrauding to the tune of billions of dollars taxpayers. What is it like, what is it? It was one in three or one and four of these kids there. They were arguing that they were the ones who were faking that they had autism. So it ended up being like one and three of Somali kids have autism. Nobody thought to like look at that and go and go, why is it like this in this one town? Just craziness.
Starting point is 01:01:42 Because yes, Jesus immigrated to earth from heaven. Well, it's his kingdom. I'm just, I get so tired of this stuff. I get so tired of all of it. Now, some of these other things here, oh, I got time. Do you remember the lady who was wearing the red shirt at Target and she was getting harassed? by that, what was her name? Michaela Ponce who worked at Epan Health and they actually are investigating her and they're trying to see if, I guess
Starting point is 01:02:13 if it goes up to criminal harassment. I don't, what town was that in? Because I don't even know if that's if that's one party or two party consent state that they were in. Anyway, the lady who was being harassed, the internet came to her rescue.
Starting point is 01:02:30 America came to her rescue. Her name is Ms. Jeannie Beeman, and this is cut 26. She spoke out for the first time after this. Listen. I know people are calling for her to be fired for this. Do you think that that's right? Would you like that to have? No. I don't think that's right. Like one saying I have two wrongs don't make a right. You know, she wrong to me, but I don't want to wrong her or I don't want her her wrong because it's not going to make it right. I mean, that was her opinion. She, but she's the one that put it on Facebook or put it on that. So, you know, but I, I really
Starting point is 01:03:18 wouldn't want to see her somebody lose their job over it. Man, if anybody needs any grace, she's got it. She's got enough. she's got enough for everybody that is impressive because that wasn't my initial reaction and I still don't know if that's my reaction but what I hope that Michaela Ponce watches that video of Ms. Beeman and listens to her grace and I hope that the next time she encounters someone that has an opinion different from her own that she gets over herself just enough gets over her own selfishness, her own self-aggrandizement, and maybe does the godly thing of demonstrating grace for someone just because they're wearing a t-shirt that you dislike. And it's
Starting point is 01:04:13 not even a provocative t-shirt either. It reminds me of that, do you remember, I know I wrote about this. Let me look this up. Because this was back during, I think, 2012. And I wrote about this. And it was in Tucson, Arizona. And this was in August of 2012. And a man named Adam Smith, this is when people were protesting Chick-fil-A because they found out that the original owner, although now Chick-fil-A is very different, but the original owner, but the original owner, was Christian. And for some reason, they decided to get all mad at Chick-fil-A about gay marriage and them being Christian. I don't even understand how it happened, but it did. And so they would have gay activists that were going through Chick-fil-A and getting a free cup of water and then just trying
Starting point is 01:05:06 to clog it up by getting free water because Chick-fil-A was like, well, we'll serve you water. We don't care. And he went up to the drive-through window. And he was harassing. And he was harassing. this young woman who was at the register. She was the, she was doing the checkout. She was just there. She was super sweet. Very nice. And this guy decided on video, recording himself on video harassing her, this Chick-fil-A employee. And he was like, you're a hateful company. I don't know how you see at night or sleep at night and all this other stuff. And it was really, I mean, he was so nasty to her. So nasty to her. And she was very kind. But you could see the hurt in her eyes. you could see the hurt in her eyes
Starting point is 01:05:55 I wrote about this at the time and she was just saying have a nice day, gave him his water and she was just literally the picture of grace but you could tell it hurt her and her voice shook a little bit but she still kept her kindness
Starting point is 01:06:10 and he thought he was you know hot stuff and he recorded himself well that blew up he ended up getting fired and he removed the video. He made an eight-minute apology video. The only thing that we knew was the employee, the young woman named Rachel, she only gave one interview. She said she did not,
Starting point is 01:06:37 she's not like the influencers you see today who would be running out and trying to make a career out of it. She was like, nope, I'm happy with what I'm doing. She was engaged. She was getting ready to start her life. She liked where she was. And she said that, you know, she didn't, understand why he was so angry with her and you know that it did hurt her but she said that she did not want to return that hurt and I remember her quote being something like obviously he was hurting and I don't I didn't want to add to that hurt and I thought oh my gosh and she was you know when all of this happened I think I mean this was like in 2012 I think I was what are my 30s or no they 12 yeah I was like 30 years old or something when this happened because she at the time was
Starting point is 01:07:19 just a few years younger than me. And I'm just thinking, you know, it was very humbling because, you know, you see these videos and you want to go to war for these people. And she is like, no. And she didn't want to do any more media. And she was so kind and so full of grace. This woman, Ms. Beeson, reminds me of that girl, Rachel, that worked at Chick-fil-A back in 2012. Ms. Beeson's grace. What an example of grace for this season. God love that woman. She is amazing. That is the type of person people should be looking up to. Not these grifters. People like Ms. Jeannie Beeman.
Starting point is 01:07:57 God love her. We got a lot more on the way. We had Florida Man coming up. Brace yourselves. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida Man. All right. So first up, oh my gosh, outside the 7-Eleven
Starting point is 01:08:18 in Sarasota what is happening giant alligator was being wrestled outside of I mean this thing is huge that's a person eating gator the this is crazy he was outside of the 7-Eleven
Starting point is 01:08:34 I don't know what he's doing out there but man 10 feet 3 inch long gator and they had to get a professional alligator wrangler they couldn't just have Florida fish in wildlife they had to get a dude who's used to these bigans and he had to like get it to a crazy big cage this thing is enormous and uh by the way
Starting point is 01:08:58 that's the second time that they've had to come and get a gator out of an area in sarasota but this thing was huge that the first the first one was a 14 foot one did they come that big i didn't even know they did holy cow what are they eating down there so i mean and there's video of it they were, man, they run fast. Just remember if you're getting chased by a gator, zigzag, zigzag. It's literally all I remember. I feel like
Starting point is 01:09:26 learning how to run from a gator, stop dropping and roll, and learning how to get out of quicksaint. I thought I would be on fire, getting eaten by alligators, and also, like, being in quicksand a lot more than I was than I am. I don't know, we got a lot of questions. So, that's crazy, though. Giant alligator. That's Juan showing you on
Starting point is 01:09:43 the simulcast, how big this thing is. Damn, Christmas. All right. So UPS sends a Florida man $500 after losing track of a package worth $45,000. Wow. It was a rare part for a large hydrogen compressor. Gustavo Gonzalez was ordering it and it didn't, they didn't deliver it to him. They gave it to the wrong person. And then they sent the unit back to the sender. Yeah. And so he was doing it from UPS the store in Hunter Creek, Florida. And yeah, it was a piece of specialized equipment worth over $45,000. And somebody else signed for the package. And he repeatedly contacted them and they only gave him a $500 refund. That's it. So now he's got to take action against it. Yeah, because he's out $45,000. It's insane. We have a lot more on the way. Third hour. Stick with us. welcome back to the radio program dana lash with you you can watch the simulcast channel 347 direct tv youtube as well the uh i've got some i got a million things here still that we got to unpack because this is going to be our last week of this year and then we come back the week of the sixth
Starting point is 01:11:06 i was looking at this story that talked about rnc chair joe gruiter gruders who was trying to figure out how to manage midterms so that Republicans don't get annihilated because it's been a little difficult. And he's like, well, you know, we've got to have more Trump. And I'm like, no, you've got to have your candidates be able to win without him being on the ballot. Already, I'm getting the signal from the RNC that they're getting ready to foobar this all up. That's how I was reading this. Why in the hell is just, look, I get it that Joe Grooters has the biggest lips to kiss butt probably in the GOP, which is why he is R&C chair, despite the fact that
Starting point is 01:11:46 he's not great at it. I just, I feel like if you're going to be an R&C chair, you need to be really, really good at hurting cats and raising money, and he's not good at any of that. But he was just like, oh, he says, this was his direct quote. But we have a secret weapon that nobody else has ever had. That's the president. Hey, short stack. Guess what?
Starting point is 01:12:10 It's not helping. he's not on the ballot. It only is the secret weapon when he's on the ballot. When he's not on the ballot, it doesn't have the same effect. So as long as you keep thinking like this in stupid establishment terms, we're going to lose. Where do they get these dudes? Did they come out of a douchebag factory somewhere in the mountains? Like where do they get these guys?
Starting point is 01:12:35 We got another one off the lines, Smithy. Oh, this one's a great. This is the premium D bag right here. Where do they get these guys? Yes, I want them to feel bad and I want them to re-evaluate all their choices in life, including the ones that led them to an accept a position for which they are vastly underqualified. That's, yes, absolutely. I just, I, I mean, that's, this is what gets me.
Starting point is 01:13:01 This is, and he, the headline for this, for this piece is that, oh, he's thinking that voters just want more Trump. That's not the point. Republicans have got to start learning how to win elections when Trump is not on the ballot. This is not difficult. How are you going to win elections if Trump isn't on the ballot? How do you do it? They don't know. They don't know how they're going to do it.
Starting point is 01:13:27 According to this guy, it's frustrating. It's frustrating to see this stuff. So I don't know. I'm a little worried about midterms because of stuff like this. You know, that's if we don't have. goodness more Islamist attacks to really just you know throw everything in disarray Australian police had a big oh take down of a terrorist group they arrested five other people they think there was a major terror cell that was planning another attack
Starting point is 01:13:57 yeah of course of course there was and apparently those two individuals were seen together at a like a pro Hamas rally a couple of weeks before that's all coming out too. One of the Bondi survivors who was, this was the couple that thankfully another person saved their daughter and we talked about that. But one of them gave an interview to Australian media and they said, quote, the police officers were hiding in their car. The mom said, I tried to grab one of their guns and another one grabbed me and said no. So not only do they not want you to protect yourself, but they are not going to allow you to use their guns to protect you either as they hide in their cars.
Starting point is 01:14:44 That is stunning. That's pretty stunning. Wow. You can't make this stuff up. And then they want more gun control. You had all the gun control you wanted and it didn't work out, Australia. In the meantime, Christy Noam is visiting Qatar. Why? Oh, they're going to, she's meeting the Amir to discuss ways that Doha can enhance mutual security. She's going to go meet with an Islamic slave state where over 90% of them are foreign slave labor, a group, a state that absolutely endorses and supports the Muslim Brotherhood
Starting point is 01:15:22 that allowed Hamas to set up a base, even though Hamas had its main headquarters in Syria, they were able to set up their place in, or no, sorry, Taliban was in Syria. Hamas is able to set up some pretty swanky spots in Doha. Why are we working with them on this? I understand the geopolitical game of trying to keep peace in the region, but this goes above and beyond it. You know, Cash Patel going over there giving them a gun and posing for a photo op was dumb. We don't, there's, there's ways to do it without appearing like absolute, you know, dancing boy buckhissers to some of these Sharia nations. Why are we doing this at all? I mean, DHS, Homeland Security.
Starting point is 01:16:09 we want it we want this area secured why are we having islamist attacks we want this area secured why do we not know anything about what happened at brown we want our country secured why do we have people shooting at people at jewish people in redlands california we want this country secured jimony christmas like why in the world why you can't serve two masters one will bite you always it's always how it works so i don't understand the point of going there. And I don't like that closeness. You got to remember, they love the Muslim Brotherhood. That's why the Muslim Brotherhood, in the Declaration that the Muslim Brotherhood be considered a terror organization worldwide, Qatar was exempted. Cutter's Muslim Brotherhood was exempted. Why is that? Got a lot of questions. So I really think, like I said, you know,
Starting point is 01:17:07 We had the speed. I don't think that POTUS needed to give a prime time address yesterday. And I just don't. I don't see why it had to be that way. That's one of those things that could have been an email. He announced that 1776, the money for soldiers. Is that, Kane, was that what they were gleaning from tariff? Is that tariff money?
Starting point is 01:17:29 Yeah, he said he made, they made a lot more money for active duty. Yeah, for active duty. So that's what he's doing, is the dividend. It's just like the business that, you know, pays out at stockholders' dividends. It's the military in this instance with the country. The problem that I have is all this is happening, you have Scott Besson over there still pumping the Trump accounts because that's not tariff money, the $1,000 that they're placing in accounts
Starting point is 01:17:55 for people to either keep or pull out, you know, before 18 or when they're 18. Because that's being drawn from the Treasury. and I saw another interview that Scott Bessent was giving on that where he was so I just need them to stay focused and stop running off on all these little pet projects because that's ultimately going to be disastrous. They've got to stay focused. And I think giving interviews to Vanity Fair, sitting down for 11 separate interviews and then being shocked when they stab you in the back isn't the way to do it.
Starting point is 01:18:29 Everyone was talking yesterday about those photos in the Vanity Fair piece that they did on certain members of the administration. and I thought it was weird that they only had those members of the admin. Like I couldn't understand why they didn't incorporate others. So I don't know if that's telling or what. But the photos looked bad. Did you see the photos came that they had for Vanity Fair where it had close-ups of like Marco Rubio's face and Caroline Leavitt?
Starting point is 01:18:53 And then everybody was dragging Caroline Leavitt. Like how was she 27? She looks 50 and all this other stuff. And they were making fun of it. My question is, if you are a diamond hard, veteran of politics. Why do you not get final approval of photos? Because that's the thing. I've done a, I've had profiles on me done by Washington Post,
Starting point is 01:19:18 New York Times, and I have seen and I have approved every photo. So why wouldn't you make that same request with Vanity Fair? Especially Vanity Fair, you know that any kind of spread that they're going to do is going to be photo heavy. That's like a thing, everybody I would. always looks forward to the spread, what kind of photos are going to go with it. I mean, there, Andy Leibovitz does a lot of work with Vanity Fair. I mean, it's, they've had some very famous, uh, photography spreads, very famous covers, uh, photo essays. Why would you, why would you not be on, why would you not be prepared for that and say, I need final approval over
Starting point is 01:19:54 imagery if you were going to dislike it later? I, I, I just have questions about the description of how seasoned some of these people are with this. That's just like a gimme. Cane, would you let Vanity Fair do a big profile on you and then say, yeah, run whatever photo you want? No, I certainly wouldn't. How does it happen with this? That's a good question. Because for like two days, that was the focus, right when we were dealing with all these terror attacks. Instead, everybody was focused on the quality of the photos, which is why I haven't talked about it until now.
Starting point is 01:20:27 My guess is they sent a proof sheet in and said, hey, X out any ones you don't like. Those are the photos. And, yeah, and so... They're so bad. When they did print them, they did zoomed in really clear versions of the proof sheet they sent. I mean, they purposefully try to make them look like clowns. I just don't... Oh, no, not probably.
Starting point is 01:20:49 They did. I mean, those are horrible photos. They're so bad. They're untouched. They're untouched. I mean, just look at this. I mean, they actually upped the contrast on Marco Rubio's face to highlight the discoloration and the texture. I mean, it's...
Starting point is 01:21:05 yeah it's a hit job it's a hit job and i think that it was the bait and switch situation i think they sent a proof sheet of the photos and then they used those same photos but like you said not touched i don't know if they sent a proof sheet but i definitely know that i'll just say it that's a that's a newbie mistake doing something like this is not something that veterans of politics to or people who really know media inside and out that's what they do i mean when i did my thing with both washington post and kane you know because you were here for a lot of it and the new york times man i recorded everything and i let them know i recorded absolutely everything i literally recorded everything and other people with me recorded them too and i'm like i want final approval
Starting point is 01:21:55 over any and all photos or i'll pull consent for the story every my can my my participation in the story is is predicated upon photos and there were things that I withheld until I got to approve the photos. Like there were questions that I would not answer until I could finalize, big ones that I would not answer and I withheld it until I was able to sign off on photos. So if I can do that, why couldn't they do that? I mean, for crying out loud, you're at the damn White House. Something I think happens on the right way more than the left doesn't have to worry about it.
Starting point is 01:22:24 If you look at, you know, Biden and Kamala Harris, when Vanity Fair did their spread on them. Oh, yeah, they were airbrushed to where they looked like they were made of Mars the pan. Exactly. It was perfection in every particular way. So it's clear that there's bias going on here. I just, how are you not aware of that? That's the million dollar question. I don't know. I just, you know, I mean, you live and learn, I guess. But man, these people no matter how nice they seem, they will screw you over. And that's the thing. They want to be nice to you because it's disarmy, right? If you're sitting across the table from someone who is very kind and, you know, they're trying to be your friend, then you're probably going to be a little bit more open with them, right? You're going to be a little bit more relaxed. Your guard's going to go down.
Starting point is 01:23:11 And that's exactly what they want. Good reporters are able to pull that off, the good ones. Not the activist ones, but the good ones who have a slow to mature activism. That's what they do. And you can't let your guard down. You sure seldom sit for 11 different interviews with them. The damage is done then, you know?
Starting point is 01:23:32 I mean, one of the things that I also did, if you've ever paid attention before any of those profile pieces came out, like I recorded everything, and I actually gave excerpts of answers that I knew my full answer recorded so that I had that out there before their story did. I mean, there's things that you can do. If you're going to play the game, you've got to play the game right. But that was just, that was an unforced error. You know, and then they spent two days cleaning it up. It's just dumb. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. So British aristocrat with ties to Churchill faces a choking charge the Duke of Marlborough who is a distant relative of Princess Diana and battled drug addiction
Starting point is 01:24:15 was disinherited by his father I actually literally just watched a documentary on this he's been charged with choking someone Charles James Spencer Churchill age 70 was ordered to appear at the Oxford magistrate's court on three counts of non-fatal intentional strangulation Cain, according to the Thames Valley Police.
Starting point is 01:24:36 The Duke, who was a distant relative of former Prime Minister, Winston Church, or his battled drug addiction. And he's, he's, he was the Marquis of Blanford earlier. He's kind of a partier. He's got some issues, issues, you could say. So, I just thought that was interesting. Book data reveals that most readers quit almost immediately. Right?
Starting point is 01:25:01 They quit almost immediately. It was, they call it the, this, what is the stat they? It's a method that they have to exploit Amazon Kindle's popular highlights feature, which shows the most highlighted passage in the book. And then if it spread throughout the text, it shows readers are apparently actually finishing, but they all cluster at the beginning, showing that people don't, they give up early.
Starting point is 01:25:25 And apparently that's like, wow. For instance, Hillary Clinton's hard choices, apparently people only got their 1% of the book. They bailed immediately. Yeah. 50 shades of gray was 25%. Jeez, okay. I don't know, man. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:25:52 Let's see. An arrest was made in the case of this dog found zipped in a suitcase and found inside of a dumpster. Can I just have 60 seconds in a locked room with the person who did it? A little pity named Benny was found by Everett Police in a dumpster in Washington. Obviously, she was neglected, had a rope tight around her neck. She's adopted, made a full recovery in her forever home. They found the dude who did it. Please, 60 seconds in a locked room.
Starting point is 01:26:18 I will pay you to do it. I will pay you for this, for this. I'll take care of it for you. I'll take care of your problem. Let's see. Nope, I don't need this story. Naked Joyride. a cable car came to a halt in San Francisco,
Starting point is 01:26:32 but they don't describe what happened to it. It broke. You don't, who wants to ride in it broke? Cablecar, nobody. Stick with us. Not able to catch all three hours of the Dana Show? Subscribe to the full podcast and get news and laughs delivered in short,
Starting point is 01:26:48 easy to digest episodes. Ideal for your busy lifestyle on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcast. The one thing I'll give him credit on is this bonus is to troops. him basically $1,700. Let's see if they get the, I want to see them there. There's the money coming from.
Starting point is 01:27:04 He says tariff revenue. That's what I'm most intrigued to see if that's actually the case. Listen, coming off of the government shut down. I got to check that with profiting critique because I don't believe that. Well, in the delay that they all had, they got back pay, but I mean, people need help, but all Americans need help right now. And just a handout isn't the answer? Smart Policies are the answer.
Starting point is 01:27:22 Well, what he's doing is he's thinking if I make sure that the soldiers have what they need, bail back me and what I want see so it's okay if Joe Biden decides to take taxpayer dollars and give it to people who are deadbeats who don't want to pay the bills that they chose to accrue
Starting point is 01:27:43 through exorbitant college tuition for stupid degrees that they're never going to use but you know giving it to active duty from tariff money apparently which is not the same as the Trump accounts which draw literally from the Treasury and that's a whole other objectionable issue
Starting point is 01:27:58 but from tariff money. I mean, I'm less opposed to that. But if they think that it's this, that Trump is buying them off while they're ignoring the fact that Democrats have done this every time, that's asinine and selective memory. Welcome back. Those are the heifers at the VO. A bunch of Nepo babies and people who are boomers, like bad boomers. Don't send me hate mail.
Starting point is 01:28:21 I'll print it out and I'll shoot it at the range. But that's, it's just asinine. Well, who was the party that before an election was trying to? to get free college education for everybody. Remember who that was? I remember who was. Yeah, Democrat. Free college for Democrat voters, basically.
Starting point is 01:28:36 Yeah. Yeah, so, right. Yeah, I, um... Well, the ones that they bust and flew into other parts of the country, the illegal immigrants, they gave them stipends. Like, some as much as 10,000 a month. Yep. Not even talk about the four-star hotel rooms or five-star hotel rooms.
Starting point is 01:28:54 They didn't fight for this country. They didn't do anything like our military. And these are active. duty. So it's different. I mean, you know, I really wish that, you know, I would love to get a refund on the insane amount that is actually punitive that I have to pay every year and all of the hassle that I go through with that unconstitutional agency because every time of Democrats in charge of it, the audits come in. But I'm not kidding you either. But it's to compare it and act like, oh, he's buying people off. They were literally going to be paying off like people's multiple
Starting point is 01:29:28 thousand dollar college education and making the rest of us pay for it right before an election spare me so idiotic i i i that's it's not even comparable and what policies because the policies that all the all these women support is is just wealth redistribution if a democrat had done this they would love it but trump did it so they don't that's the thing trump can do leftist stuff and they they'll hate it, even if it's stuff that Democrats have done previously. That's what's so asinine about all of this.
Starting point is 01:30:04 Are you guys going to go see any movies over Christmas break? There's a couple of movies at my eye on one's a chainsaw man movie. Oh, yeah, that's coming out. What about the George Floyd movie? You know they're making a George Floyd movie. It's in pre-production right now. Oh, yeah, you heard that right. Oprah's involved
Starting point is 01:30:23 in it. And so is someone called Lil Teca. Okay. Oprah's in it. She's in the cast. You guys didn't know? A guy named Gregory Ramon Anderson is writing it. And it's a family authorized biopic of George Floyd,
Starting point is 01:30:42 capturing the life of the man who's become a symbol against police brutality and racial injustice. Well, it came out later that he was like, hi, he's a kite, wouldn't he? Yeah. When it like Remember Rodney King? Rodney King is apparently high on agental dust And that's why he was so strong Yeah
Starting point is 01:31:01 Apparently George Floyd was high on something But By the way I love on IMDB Under the trivia Did you see what's under trivia? It says the star of this movie Was a career criminal druggy
Starting point is 01:31:14 And pregnant woman beat her Oh my Like how are you going to make a George Floyd movie George Floyd the musical just do that it's called daddy changed the world daddy beat a pregnant woman daddy stole daddy was on drugs daddy fought cops the movie's called daddy changed the world it's already going to be heinous i can tell i mean you could do something on the tuskegee airman but heavens no we're not going to do that let's do it on george floyd you could do a great biop on frederick douglas you could do an
Starting point is 01:31:49 Oscar-level kind of movie with him. Nope. Nope. It's going to be George Floyd. For crying out loud. What in the world is this? I'm sure this is going to be just a stellar film, Kane. Is it? Who do you think they're going to cast as the woman he beats? That's a good question.
Starting point is 01:32:10 I know. How are they going to make those bruises look? Man, I don't know. Just saying. I don't be satisfied unless an actual victim plays the victim. Yeah, I, why are, it's just like, again, Hollywood's celebrating criminality, armed robbery, he was in jail in and out, drug possession, counterfeiting. We have the autopsies. Oh, yeah, we have the, but, you know, the fact that he just couldn't go out thugging meant the world was racist. And we have his criminal history. Yeah, but that's racist.
Starting point is 01:32:43 What is the fact that he was crying? NPR from May of this year. who George Floyd was and how systemic racism shaped his life. I mean, he only served eight jail terms on tons of violent charges. He was a prohibited possessor, but whatever. Racism made him do all those things. At least he didn't punch a pregnant woman, that's, that would be... Well, that's also not, apparently.
Starting point is 01:33:10 I mean, according to what's reported, not true either. Oh. Hmm. Yeah. Man. Just saying, yeah, he was in prison for years. in and out, aggravated robbery, home invasions. He was a violent criminal, violent criminal. And apparently, I mean, there's, yeah, there's a lot.
Starting point is 01:33:30 Technically, he did change the world then. I'm just saying, I mean, even after, I mean, he was still in and out. Still in and out. He was, people will say, oh, he was in a rehabilitation. Yeah, but he dropped out. out and went back on drugs and still committed violent crimes. Why are we making like movies about this guy? Look, there is no community, Black, White or Asian or Hispanic or whatever, that is so
Starting point is 01:34:07 devoid of amazing examples of each respective community that they have to devolve to lionizing violent criminals. There's no excuse for it. There's none. There's no excuse for any of this. That's like making a movie lionizing Hunter Biden, except Hunter Biden wasn't as violent as George Floyd. Good night. Well, because Oprah's involved in it, you're never going to hear the end of this movie. Because anything that she's involved, she thinks she's an Oscar-level actress. She thinks that she is like the best. And so anything that she's involved in, and you're going to hear it ad nauseum. I just can't. But why are people doing, first off, who sits around and is like, I'm going to write this?
Starting point is 01:34:55 And then who's going to give money to, like, finance it? People who like watching their money burn, like the communities after George Floyd. Yeah, by the way, how does that work? Are they going to, how do they do that on a wide, I mean, that's going to be a lot of Oprah money to have that kind of burning. You know, if you're going to be burning neighborhoods to be more accurate, that's going to be a ton of Oprah money to pull that off. because C.G. Flames only looks so good for so long. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. Who's going to play George Floyd? Ooh, how about Juicy Somali? He can make his big comeback in the George Floyd. Who's going to be, who is, here's the big question. Who's going to be cast as Gwen Wals?
Starting point is 01:35:34 Are we going to get, if I do not have a scene of Gwen Wals opening her bougie window and her boozy mansion and sniff in the air for the smell of burnt dreams and burnt communities, then this is an unjust world. We've got to have that scene. Just watch her, like, open up the window and give a big, deep sniff. We almost needed more cartoonish where she, you can see the waft of smoke in the air from the burning tires. And then, like, a cartoon, remember, whenever the Bugs Bunny or whoever would smell some good food,
Starting point is 01:36:09 and then all of a sudden they would be floating with. their nose following this trail. Like Warner Brothers. I mean, her feet flap. That's kind of how absurd it has to be. Yeah, we need that. Why is the window open, Gwyn? Oh, I love the smell of burnt communities.
Starting point is 01:36:24 Mmm, so good. Let that waft in. That smell right there has a little cinnamon in it. That's the smell of a family-owned business, third generation, burning to the ground. That's Gwen Walls. remember she said that she literally opened her windows to smell the burning so she could be in solidarity which is the most basic white progressive thing i've ever heard you have this one dear heavens yes i would say those first days you know when there were riots i could smell the burning tires and um smells good that was that was a very real thing and i kept the windows open for as long as i could because I felt like that was such a touchstone of what was happening.
Starting point is 01:37:15 So she stayed hidden in her house. But I cut the windows open. I mean, I didn't want to go out there with, you know, those people. But I cut the windows open. You know, it was a real thing as opposed to a not real thing. Like, who's so stupid stuff like that? That was a very real thing. As opposed to fake.
Starting point is 01:37:33 I mean, and I just kept the windows open. And I was like a touch point. It's like solidarity. just love the smell of those. It doesn't when you... With her Chanel flats. She's sitting there on her boogey deck and Chanel flats.
Starting point is 01:37:46 Those are $950 flats. Goodness. At least Hillary Clinton had the nerve to wear a Tori Birch. I mean, for crying out loud. Oh, my gosh. He doesn't keep the window open when tires are burning.
Starting point is 01:37:58 By the way, someone noted, speaking of progressives that love to live above their pay grade, somebody was talking... Hang on, I got to pull this up. I think it was Fannie Willis. And I don't follow. all of that drama because it's just too much
Starting point is 01:38:11 to get in the weeds and I got a I got enough stuff on my plate with all of this other but somebody was saying that Fannie Williams when she appeared in court Willis or Williams? Willis sorry Fannie Williams I was thinking of actually of Andy Williams who just played the music that we came into
Starting point is 01:38:26 the thing with Fannie Willis she Hang on let me pull this in because I don't know what kind of bag I don't even know what kind of bag it is but I know it's super oh here it is okay so she she was testifying before the Georgia Senate and she had a very boozy bag that was sitting and a couple of you, let me pull this photo up, she had this very bougie bag that she had just sitting right on the table. And a friend of mine said, oh my gosh, because I don't even know
Starting point is 01:39:08 with this. And I don't even know how you can put anything in it, but okay. She was carrying a Louis Viton LV fan bag, which is a spring summer 2025 runway collector's piece. My friend looked it up and said, this is pre-tax over $10,000. It is not vintage. It is not thrifted and it is not old. And my friend said, you can tell because there's no patina on the leather, the leather, that orangey leather is light. She said if his old it'd be dark. And she goes, they literally just came out with us. And so she is under investigation for misusing taxpayer dollars. And here she is showing up literally with a bag that after tax is over $11,000. Wow. Also, that bag is hideous. Wow. I am speechless. I am speechless.
Starting point is 01:40:06 Isn't she trying to act like she's poor? Yeah. Here it's the, it's coated canvas with a cowhide leather trim, microfiber lining, gold-toned hardware, and a zip enclosure. It's the LV fan, a statement design that debuted on the spring, summer, 2025 runway. This collector's piece is crafted from the monogram canvas. It can be worn crossbody, since you're so stupid,
Starting point is 01:40:31 you have to be told how to wear it, or carried by hand. and it's over $11,000. Pre-tax, it's $10,900. Wow. I am speech loss. That's crazy. So, yeah, Democrats. Subscribe to the Dana Show podcast because who says you can't make fun of people
Starting point is 01:40:57 while staying informed on your own personal time? Subscribe on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcast. So I just was looking at this story from WPRI Channel 12 up in Rhode Island. And they're saying that now police are probing a potential ties between Brown University attack and MIT professor slain. Because remember, they were just two days apart, 50 miles away. And there was a lot of questions about, you know, how that came to happen. They're investigating possible ties between that shooting at Brown. University Saturday and Monday's slain of a professor at MIT. Law enforcement say that they are
Starting point is 01:41:42 examining possible ties between these two crimes. They said that they've discovered evidence showing that the two may be linked. And now the investigation is shifting, they said. Because at first, one of the FBI out of Boston said that there seems to be no connection, but now apparently they're saying that there might be and so they're looking at it and trying to gauge you know the legitimacy so we'll see we'll have more info on that in the meantime today and stupidity came all right this would be tennessee's representative steve cohen he doesn't believe illegal immigrants should be deported that's his official stand i mean he is a democrat but won this is cut 24 but we know when we say we're going to go in with ice and
Starting point is 01:42:33 take out the people that committed the most serious offenses, the worst to the worst, and we mentioned crime, homicide, we mentioned rape, we mentioned pedophiles, we know who those people are. Come on, June. But there are arrested people simply for the offense of being in the country illegally. It's not right, but it's not necessary. He just said, in the country illegally. What do you mean, it's not right? That's what we're supposed to do.
Starting point is 01:42:57 Sorry, we're doing the hard stuff. Yeah, there you go. Wow. So, yeah, that does it. for us today folks tomorrow's our last show of the year make sure you go subscribe over at substack chapter and verse have a great night back with you tomorrow

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