The Dana Show with Dana Loesch - Victimhood Is RUINING Society with Lindsay Clancy Trial

Episode Date: August 27, 2026

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Welcome to the program. I don't do true crime. And I don't do, like, there's certain things that I don't do. I don't do true crime, true crime, really. Unless it's, I told, we talked about this. Unsolved Mysteries. Only because Robert Stack is just, he's amazing. But I don't get into a lot of the true crime because it's just so damn depressing.

Right? The world by itself is depressing. enough. And I just feel like it's like that we really, really want to add on to that. Now, I'm looking up, hold up, I'm pulling up the, you know, bear with me. Because the Lindsay Clancy trial, the prosecution just wrapped. I don't know if you guys, I don't, like I said, I don't listen to ever, I will look at like evidence and things like that. Obviously, if I'm going to talk about it, I'll do enough to talk, you know, I read about it and I'll, you know, to talk about it. But I don't listen to the every single, because I don't have time. Like most of you,

damn, you work, right? Not everybody is living off their British gay husband. Sorry, wait, that was Gail Sharpton. But this whole trial, this has been, I think, a roar shock. I don't know. Do you have people always just really watch these trials, or is it more now than it ever has been? and I don't mean to like take the long way about this but because I'm going to unload here in a second wait but I am curious is this new that it is such a big because we've got conferences now my cousin has gone to these true crime conferences that's but that's my question is it has it always been like this or is it a new thing I'm curious of what you all think out there in radio land Kane what do you think? Let's see what he's

What do you think? Go back to Casey Anthony. She had a splash. Even before then, though. Yeah, I think what happens is these stories kind of surface in the new cycle and then people are like, what? First, they can't even believe it. Like this mother killed her three kids. What the hell? And then there is this narrative that, oh, she was over-medicated or

you know, she was just psychosis or whatever. We find out through the trial that none of that was actually true. So I think people are kind of yo-yoing on this because they got a narrative in the beginning. Then they got a second narrative and now they found to the trial that the first narrative was actually closer. So yeah, I don't know. It's, it is interesting to some people. I got to tell you, the more I write about it, the more I was convinced that this woman absolutely

needs to be burned at the stake. I don't get this whole. I'm going to get involved and defend Lindsay Clancy. This bitch is guilty. Oh, I said it. Get mad. I am so done with us. You know what? I'm so done with it. What I'm going to say is probably going to be more sexist, than anything that you've ever heard on, what was that show, the old dude, Archie Buncher, all in the family. And it's not sex, this is just realistic. I get tired.

I'm tired of this stuff. I'm tired of accommodating this kind of lawlessness and evil. So let me just lay it out. Because the more I read about it, the more I'm like, are these, are all the women that are defending her drunk? Are they drunk? Are they high? Have they been slipped a roofie?

What the hell? I mean, forgive the Portuguese, but seriously, this chick, first off, she was a nurse, right? She's a nurse. I don't believe she wanted to kill herself. I think it was all performative. This chick didn't want to kill herself. She wanted to kill her kids. She was stuck in a lifestyle she didn't want anymore.

That's it. And to sit here and use her case as a way to condemn all women that have baby blues, this is the damage that comes from rushing to defend crazy witches like this. I can't say the B word too often. It offends sensitivities. I get it. But crazy chicks like this? She's not crazy. She's evil.

I mean, sure. She's on a bunch of stuff. How much of it is faked? I don't know. But sorry, you're not killing your three kids like this and leaving them lie in a basement just because a voice out of nowhere. Suddenly one day told you to do it. They're talking about the Andrea Yates trial.

That chick apparently heard voices forever. Committed herself five times to try to keep herself. And apparently was doing musical chairs with medication. been hearing voices and all this stuff. They had all of these psychiatrists and psychologists and mental health professionals and, you know, everything but rocket scientists testifying saying, yeah, it's really unusual to have these symptoms literally all of a sudden. No, I think that she is well-versed enough to understand symptoms of mental illness. And I think she exaggerated what she had for defense purposes. Look, this is my opinion. You can disagree with it all you want to.

this chick is completely guilty. Because I've known women who have struggled with baby blues. And this, honest, I just, I don't know. To me, everyone's like, well, she's such a good mom, except she killed her kids. It's kind of like the number one cardinal rule of, you know, being a good mom is you don't kill your kids, right? And she killed all three of them. And she was very methodical about it.

She took the, made sure to separate them, took the, took the, you know, took the, oldest up first so they couldn't intervene and was very methodical about doing it. Did it quickly. She didn't want to have to run around. If she had gone for the youngest one first, maybe the middle one and the oldest one would have known mommy's, mommy's doing something bad. This is bad. And they would have hid or maybe they would have, you know, ran into a neighbor's house, something like that. But she was very methodical in how she did it. And to me, and I agree, I agree with the experts that testified. That sounds like, or rational. She was planning rationally. You don't just hear voices out of the blue

And they're like, okay, let's get down to the details here And you can say that I'm generalizing, don't care It's my opinion I mean, I watched all of, I was watching the experts testify Because those are only really, I don't care about what mommy sleuths think I really don't, good grief, it's like blog, mom blogs 2.0 Don't care. So, I mean, I'm watching this stuff

And the, like apparently she had like no hallucinations until like all of a sudden, you know, as it was advantageous to her for defensive purposes, the way that she calculated the window of time, all of this stuff. I mean, it looks like she was trying to plan and set the stage for a psychotic episode without actually having a psychotic episode. And she seems like she is manipulative and controlling, and she's got crazy eyes. And guys, you know the rule. The universal rule about crazy eyes is, Kane.

She crazy. They got crazy eyes? They crazy. That has never been wrong universally in the history of mankind. Why would we even litigate it? I'm the judge. You bring, you come before me, you got crazy eyes, girl. Mm, guilty. Her eyes crazy. Guilty. No, she was very methodical about this. Very methodical. The wounds were superficial and the experts were saying, well, it's not really consistent with a legitimate suicide attempt. And the jump was, it wasn't a jump, it was a fall from a relatively short distance. So yeah, and she knew it was near freezing and they said that they think that she

went out at that time at night and chose that time of year because they think that the freezing temperatures would reduce her brain's oxygen requirement and prolong her life. She was a nurse. She knows this stuff. They said with her knowledge and her training as a nurse, if this woman and wanted to end her life, she'd have done it. She'd have done it. Because if the voice is telling you, oh, you've got to do all of this, and then you're following it to kill the kids and the voice is telling you to kill yourself, but all of a sudden you just do it half ass, seriously? I don't buy it. So no, I think she's guilty. I think people need to stop worshipping this fallen figure. And I'm so tired of hearing women complain about motherhood. Every other human on earth that has ever

raised or given birth to children has had it tough. You are no different in society or in any timeline. This victimhood complex is ruining society. Whether it's suicidal empathy or the victimhood complex. It's one or the other. And don't sit here and be like, you don't know. I do know. I stayed home. I homeschooled my kids. And then I also worked and helped my husband build a business while homeschooling my kids. I know. I didn't have nannies. I didn't have cleaners. I didn't have staffs. I didn't have cooks. I didn't have none of that. It was me. So I just, the whole thing, is a horrible roar shock test on society. But I will say, a lot of the women that I know in real life and not online, not a single one of them think this chick is innocent. So I want the men out

there to be very careful about universally labeling all women as defenders or supporters of this stuff. Every female that I know, every woman that I've talked to, and we've had events that we've had to go to these past couple weeks and, you know, get-togethers and things like that. And Every single, it always comes up. And every single woman that I've talked to has been like, that chick is guilty. Not a single one of them believe that her case is similar to others. Now, I'm not saying that there are not cases of women that have a complete break with reality. But one of the things that one of these experts testified is that they don't ever regain it. Or it's only a partial reacquisition and it's still under heavy medication.

and they're never the same. So I think that's significant. And like I said, I've known people that have had baby blues. And people that have baby blues, and some have been more severe than others. It's when it is, and I'm not saying I think it's, you know, that I don't think it happens. I don't think it happens as much as society would like for you to believe.

Because it's chic right now to have like a psychological issue. It's chic right now to have a psychiatric issue. It's chic right now to have to rely on pills and stuff like that. I mean, all of this stupid stuff from the early aughts in the late 90s is like fashionable again for whatever reason. That was the big deal. Oh, women, you're on whatever depressive medication. Half of these women don't need it. Most of them don't. Some do. And I absolutely believe there's legitimate cases. I have people on my own family. But my point is that this case is not her whole psychiatric and psychological makeup is inconsistent with all of these others that have been presented.

And there are a lot of examples out there. But I don't know. I mean, I think she's creepy. I think she looks creepy. I think that she didn't really believe that she was going to paralyze herself. I don't know if it was like a full on Casey Anthony thing or if she has anger issues or what it is. But I don't know.

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Where to even start? We've got a number of things to hit because certain things are kind of popping off a little bit. So we're going to get you set up. I'm just got to pull it up because I was. busy looking at the goofball stuff on break. That's what we were doing. Can I, okay, let me just say this. I'm going to say something. Get this out of the way and then we're going to get back to the meat and potatoes because we were talking about last hour. Warning, I am the most archie bunker of chicks you're ever going to meet. Come by it honest. I was talking about this last hour. We were having this discussion about like, you know, pastor bros and all this stuff. And then we were getting into third and fourth way feminism and just having a discussion with some of the dudes in the studio about how it's just so. hard for dudes today because I nobody the the younger generations don't date and don't have like friend socialization structures etc. The way that you know we did in the in the 90s and early odds it's not the same it's just very different or even in the 80s in the 80s was like the wild west um and in the 90s

and early odds it was very similar to that now it's like completely alien and I was telling Stephen Kain and Juan right here's it's gonna be crazy but I'm like one of my biggest, it's selfish, right? Because everything is, I will look at everything and be like, how does this affect me? How does it affect me? That's what's important here using my best Jeremy Clarkson voice. And I say that because I don't want to be an old grandma. At some point, I would love to be like that kind of matriarch, right?

I want all the grandkids. And I, you know, I don't want to be the old mom when my kids get married. I don't want to be the old one. You know what I mean? I was the youngest to graduate in my high school class. I'm always like one of the youngest ones and at least our social structures. I completely use that to my advantage. I'm not going to lie about that at all. No. I want to be the young grandma. I want to be the young, hot grandma. Hot to my husband. I want to be the young grandma. I want to have, I want to be the grandma that has the energy to do all the crazy stuff. I want to be the grandma that's like, let's go and go out with BB guns into the woods. Let's. Let's.

go have some fun. Let's, you know, that's what I, that's how I grew up. I want to be able to do that. I can't do that if I'm 80 and if I'm like 89 years old and I'm welcoming my first grandbaby with my, you know, I can't do that. So I am mad at third and fourth way because they've ruined part of my dream already, right? Is that too, is that weird that I don't care if it is or not? Everybody can choke on it. Don't care. Why am I asking? Because it's not going to affect how I think. That's what I want. Right? Nobody wants to be the 90-year-old mom with back wrinkles at the wedding. Nobody wants to be that. You know what I'm saying? You don't want to be, because especially if, and I'm a boy mom, so, you know, the odds are, everything's stacked against me anyway. So I just, you know, I need, I want to be the energetic young grandma.

That's what I want to be. And I can't do that because of the way that third and fourth wave have ruined everything. Now dudes are terrified to ask out women. And men that have, I don't want to say, give me charisma. I don't want to say swagger because that's a stupid word that's mentally abortive. Like, you know, charisma. And that are assertive. Those men that, you know, my generation, baby Gen X that we loved, and I would not be married to my husband if he wasn't like that. They're punished.

I couldn't go with it. I couldn't have gone with a weak guy. first line that my husband ever said to me, I kid you not. The first thing that he ever said to me was which one of these losers is your boyfriend? And I was like, we're getting married right now and I'm having your kids. It's what's happening. You can't do that today because girls are like, they, woman up. Anyway, long story long, it's just, it's completely selfish for me. So, Steve, you were telling me, you were like, call my mom. I'm going to tell everybody's mom this. Ladies, don't be all mean about your sons.

Not delivering yet. Because there's a reason why. There's a reason why. And girls, you are passing up some treasures out there. Chasing, God knows what. I know what you're all chasing. What are you chasing? What was the archetype that they created? Let me pull this up. Do you remember the commercial that came out where it showed this man who was doing the vacuuming and the woman was at work and all of that. I'm like, I don't mind, you know, dudes helping, especially if thanks Democrats for creating an economy where it's like almost impossible to live on a single income. That was just as much, that was Democrats even more so than third and fourth wave feminism, ladies and gentlemen. And Democrats brainwashed, uh, weak-willed women who were betrayed by ungodly

progressive men that created third and fourth wave. Anyway, but we don't want that all the time. No, no, no, we don't want that all the time. So I'm just saying there's a reason why dudes like Sylvester Stalone and, you know, that stereotype still persist and are adored because there's a market for it. Women, there are women like stronger masculine dudes. And you have all of these super far left progressives who try to argue against that. Women like dudes who know how to fix stuff. I could never date a guy who didn't know how to change attire. I couldn't. I literally actually canceled a date for that reason. Not kidding you.

I was like, oh, no, I had a flat tire earlier. I had my cars, can you pick me up because my car? I just, I had to take, I'm like, I'm what? I mean, that's one of the things that I remember being called out to my grandparents' driveway for my grandpa and one of my uncles and my cousin to show all the grandkids how to do. I'm like, oh, I could have done it. And I don't want to be more that than you. So, so I'm just saying, all right, where am I going with us?

I have no idea. We went, good heavens. So this, here we go. Can I have Debbie Dingell, please? What? No, she's a real thing. She's a real,

hang on, let me pull up my audio list. It was running my mouth so much that I forgot what the hell we were talking about. I know we have it. It's like audio cut something or other. Is it? Yeah, okay. Okay, so before we, let me set it up.

So Debbie Dingell, Democratic congressperson, right? Debbie Dingell is done with you people talking about Hassan Piker. She's done with you and she wants you to shut up. Listen. I'm done. So don't any reporter ask me again about Hassan Piker. It's not what November is about. Republicans are trying to make it.

They're trying to divide us. And we've got to stop letting them try to divide. Um, I got a question. Who's trying? She said they're trying to divide us. Who's trying to divide us? Great question. She says they are trying to divide us. I'm just curious as to the who. And the reason I'm curious is to the who, because it almost seems like she's putting the fault of all of this on Republicans. But guys, it wasn't Republicans that invited a guy who said that America deserved 9-11 on the campaign. trail with them. It wasn't Republicans that were electrocating their dog. It wasn't Republicans. They were doing any of this. This was Democrats that invited him to come and do all of this campaigning

with them. Abdul al-Said, who was up and down, like I googled, I lost count of how many fundraisers they did. You know what wasn't just like a couple of campaign appearances, right? You know that they had like more than a dozen. That's a lot. And it wasn't just him. He went to other states and has been campaigning with other Democrats. So she doesn't get to say you don't get to ask us about the person that we have fundraising and campaigning for us, especially when they said that America deserve 9-11. You don't get to say that, girl. This, they, they, and you know that it is hurting them because they keep trying to downplay it. This is cut five. Listen to El-Said here. This is the third time this week, and Kane will attest to this. The third time this week that he,

has said this on in doing some interview or something. This isn't the same video. This is literally a different video. This is cut five. I think for a lot of us who've been watching politics for the last 10 years, frankly, before that, there's always this question of like, how or why are people so angry at all of it? And I think it's because too often when you hear about politics, you hear politics covered as sports. Right? Like, Hassan Piker is a streamer in California. You would think if you turned on any media that this whole campaign is about a streamer in California. That's not what this campaign has ever been about. This campaign has always been about the ability to afford your groceries in Michigan. Well then why did you have this guy campaign with you?

And then he can't even, he always says this as like a placeholder, but he never comes back to actually flesh it out. He's like, no, no, no, it's about these issues. What have you done for these issues? Democrats are clearly nervous about this and they're clearly because El Saeed, he is within the margin of error to Mike Rogers in Michigan. Actually, I haven't looked at it this morning but I don't think there's anything out this morning

let me look real quick. But he has been within the margin of error. Oh man, it's even closer now. So the average now is 0.7. It went from, he went from being plus 7 to plus 0.7 in the span of Oh, damn, 15 days.

Oh, man. He is having a time. And that's not even, yeah, it is. So Rogers has momentum. Here's what I want Republicans to be, just a side note to this. Disapproval of the Democrat does not mean enthusiasm for the Republican. You need to keep that in mind.

Because if you don't campaign, if you campaign like that, you're going to lose. You can't think that just because they're disillusioned with him, that that immediately is going to translate into enthusiastic support for the Republican. It's not. So they need to keep campaigning as though that isn't the structure that will best suit them. But they're nervous about this. They're nervous about this because it's impacting not just El Saeed's race, but other races.

That the socialist, which is really what Democrats are, Piker went in campaign with all of them. And it's not just Piker, as you're going to hear coming up. There are other issues. But El Saeed can't distance himself with a guy that he did over a dozen campaign events with. He cannot crawl away from him. I mean, other Democrats, and don't sit here and act like, you know, the party as a total condemn this. There were four out of what, 12?

Out of all of the folks, out of all the Democrats in the House, there were only four. And of those, only two actually specifically condemned Piker by name. The other two didn't even mention him. So, like Cory Booker, can't believe I'm saying. Actually, let me take that back. Three in the House only, and one did not mention him. The other, I was conflating Cory Booker, who's in the Senate. Corey Booker was the fourth Democrat that said him by name.

And I'll give him credit. But also, Cory Booker is in a very reliable district, and he can do that. He can afford to do that stuff. But isn't that telling that even the Democrats, the firebrands that they have in these solid blue districts don't even have the confidence to come out and say that. Like, oh, Husson Piker's bad. We got to, they don't even have the confidence of doing that. Debbie Dingell's from a pretty solid district.

And that's how freaked out they are. Because they know that's their base. That's their base now. That's their base. That's who they are. That's their base. So Cory Booker was like one of the only ones I got it right. I don't include Fetterman because Fetterman always gets it right.

And I just, I know he's never going to vote 100% Republican, but he's not nuts, which I find endearing. Isn't that sad that that's how, but he's always been classy about it. But you had Rosen and Jeffries, but Jeffries did not mention Hassan Piker. Rosen was the one, Rosen mentioned Piker. But the other ones, like the other, I will say, Gothheimer out of New Jersey mentioned Piker, but the other ones did not. None of the other ones did. And then Dingle went out and was like naming him as a person to protect practically. But they're freaking out because they know what this means. They're a mess and they just need everybody to shut up so they can get El-Said elected and, you know, just, you know, they'll figure it out after that. They're

freaking out over it for good reason. And I think that as long as Republicans keep hammering this connection and keep showing the videos where Piker is literally on the campaign trail with all of these people, Bernie Sanders, even, all of them, they need to have that irrevocably linked in their minds as they go towards the ballot box. We have more on the way. We got to get into some of the WNBA stuff because wait into you here, this latest soundbite. Our partners who help bring you the program, it is our friends over at Ghost Bed. If you don't have a Ghost Bed, you must hate yourself. I'm so sorry for you right now. Let me help you. Let me help you because you're a hobo mattress. Basically, it's just a peacot. Let's be honest about it. It's just no good. You need to have

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That's ghostbed.com slash Dana, promo code Dana. Back with you. And I have the most horrible of all headlines. Guys, this is such an unfortunate story. Mm. This is really a sad story. I need you to shed a tear for this poor individual at the center of this story.

It's really sad, guys. It's really, really sad. So this individual is out in California selling his house and going to move to a different purchase a home in a different part of California. And can you believe it? He just was told, learned through the press, that he has a 5,000 bottle wine cellar.

You heard me right. You heard me right. He is cursed with a beautiful, completely, really well done. 5,000 bottle wine cellar. It's Gavin Newsom, guys. This besieged man, he was at a press conference, and he was asked, have you ever filled your house's 5,000 bottle wine cellar? And he goes, are you serious?

Really? I'm reading the transcript is from the New York Post. Are you serious? He says? Really? No, I've never filled it. I didn't even know I had that much. I literally didn't even know. And he goes, by the way, I put some books in there. There's no wine. It's just books. Well, the unfortunate, that's not entirely true because you see those wine bottles in there,

especially some of the ones on the bottom. Those are Plumpjack wine bottles. labels are visible in the Zillow photos. And do you know what Plumcheck is? That's his actual own winery. Yeah. Yeah. There's, there's, hmm, you guys didn't know that, did you? Did you know that? I mean, how sad, right? I mean, you get, and didn't he not, do he was given that house, wasn't he? Like, I don't even think he bought that house. I think he was given the house. But he was like, I didn't even know that I had this. I just, I don't, I didn't put any wine in there at all. It's crazy. But no, some eagle-eyed readers caught that from the Zillow photos, and the picture that

Juan showed you, you can see them at the bottom of that picture. So Juan's going to throw it up on the screen. If you're looking at that center cabinet all the way down at the bottom, that's a plump jack wine label. That's his own wine. Those cubbies are filled with his own wine. And then there's other photos that show tons of his own wine in these cubbies because that's just one part of it. You're not seeing the other part of the room where there's a huge sitting area. They've got a giant round table, multiple chairs. The area that you were looking at is entirely glassed in, wall to ceiling, and it's all stonework in there. Oh, my gosh, the ceiling, the curved ceiling, the everything.

There's another room off to the side with cabinetries. and all. I mean, it's like this biggest most houses, his wine cellar. His wine cellar is his biggest most houses. He's like, no, I didn't even know. I didn't know I had that much wine in there. It's crazy. I put some books in there, as you know, this is one of my inheritance from my father. Now, his dad was William Newson, who was like, called, it was like the attorney or the consigliary for what was his name. One of the guys. Gettys. Gettys?

Oh, is it Gordon Gettys? One of the Gettys. Yeah, Gordon Gettie. So William Newsome, his dad, worked with Gordon Gettys. So that's how it's the Newsoms, the Gettys, the Pelosi's, and the Hearsts that ran

California, and particularly ran San Francisco in that Bay Area. But they listed their house, double the price what they paid for it eight years ago. and the oh wait here's because he's say a prayer for him right i mean heaven help him he's just really struggling his secluded home features a personal wellness oasis a resort style pool a full on tennis court and a private casita which seems also redundant because cassita is just a lot of houses in texas a lot

of new construction um the people that were moving here from like new york they this is what i find hysterical, these developers. I mean, we get a little aggravated at the developers, but also I have to laugh my head off because some of the big progressives that move to Texas, they come from the northeast, right? They don't understand the weather, the building materials, you know, houses are here are different. They're laid out different. So a lot of these houses, these Hacienda-style houses, they have these little, it's a separate structure, usually connected by a covered walkway. Most of the regulations in the area required to be connected by like, you know, like a, just like a breezeway, right? But it's like a whole separate structure and it has a bathroom. It's a big,

and it's like a dorm room. It's a big bedroom closet. Sometimes you'll have like a little sink area, maybe a little mini fridge and then its own onsuit and its own bathroom. And they call those a caseta. Some elsewhere, you might call it a mother-in-law quarter or whatever, but they call them a cassita. And when we were, because we were going to build a house, but it took 24, over 24 months to build. And one of the houses that we looked at had a little, but it was, you know, real tiny. It was a little casita. And I'm like, what is this? And that's how I learned about it. So anyway, long story long, they have a giant cassita. The cassita, I wouldn't look at the listing. I mean, it's like 800 square feet, dude. 800. That's a whole house. That's a whole house. That's a

whole house. So they got, their house has a little house. I'm just saying. Oh, oh, in addition, yeah, they got the booze cave down below, right? They got the booze cave. The booze cavern down below. Sidebar. Just hear me out. Merrimack caverns in St. Louis Cain. If it worked with a winery and you would have a booze cavern.

Right? Where you could have a little wine, little snackage, you know. But would that be smart to do before you go put on a headlamp and go in the cave? Maybe not. Maybe that's a treat for after. Anyway, long story. Yeah, it's always cold, right? yeah so the um i the the new york people they all come down and they're like blown away by all of this

and it's just hysterical but what i don't get i am confused because he said and lorraine asked this in slack she goes wait i newsome said i didn't know i had a huge wine cellar but i filled it with books did he not know it was a wine cellar or did he not know that it held 5,000 bottles yeah by the way sidebar because it's a slow newsday You wouldn't know very interesting facts. So the largest private wine collection in the world is at this, it's a steakhouse that's in Tampa, Florida, called Burn Steakhouse. It is the best best steakhouse I've ever been to in my life. And I've been, I have a thing with steak. So I make it my mission to eat steak everywhere, every town I visit, every country I visit.

I've had steak in Norway. I've had steak in the Middle East kind of. I've had steak everywhere. everywhere we're going the Florentine steak in Italy everywhere the best steakhouse I've ever been

is Burns in Tampa it is an experience and you should go there if you only go there once you should go there once I swear it's like free advertising but they have no I don't know these people

they don't know me I've been there twice I've been there twice the first time I went there was during one of the presidential debates and I was a token for CNN I'll give CNN credit

they have very good craft service Fox does not It's old fruit. But CNN always had very good craft services, right? And they took everybody to this steakhouse during one of the debates. And this was like in 2012. This steakhouse, first off, I did not mean to do this big Google. Just Google the thing.

The inside is like mentally where I am. It's like Castle Dungeon. I'm all about that vibe. You know, like if you say Dana, what's your aesthetic? and I'm like, um, Castlevania. So it is one of the best.

And then you go to this place where you sit afterwards, you go to a dessert on a different floor and you sit in a wine barrel and you can like request music from a pianist from a little speed. It's just crazy. But it's so good. And they, everything that they do, they do it themselves,

right? It's all their wine. It's all their cattle. It's all their produce. They are crazy and I love them. But they allowed us because I had heard that they had a giant wine cellar. And I was like, oh,

see it. It was like Batman. And I'm, I like, you know, I like wine, but I'm not going to have a giant 5,000 bottle wine room, first off. But down there, it was exactly like an old spooky wine cellar should be. Like cobwebs check, weird lighting check, old stone check, dusty bottles check. I thought I was going to see like a full torso vaporous apparition. I mean, I was just waiting. It was crazy. If I worked there, there's no way in Hades, I would ever go down there alone. Maybe I would. But it's so, it's so creepy. But it's the, I mean, and it went on. I was like, does this go under the whole city of Tampa? Because it kept going. I'm like, I know that we are not under this restaurant anymore. This is wild. It was crazy. Anyway, if you ever, ever, ever are in Tampa and you want to go to the best steakhouse you've ever been in your life, it's Burns Steakhouse. B-E-R-N, that's where you go. This is not an ad. They have no idea I'm saying this, and I haven't been there in years,

but it was literally the best steak I've ever had. The last time we went there was when they had the RNC at Tampa and went there with some friends of ours, and it was always good. I mean, it was always, it's always great. And their servers there make six figures a year. You have to start out working apparently on their ranches before you get promoted up to work.

And I mean, they had a, I literally watched, because we were, like some of the last people there, I watched a server relief and get into a porch shop. I kid you not. I kid you not. And I'm like, I am clearly in the wrong business here. Anyway, I say this because, I mean, how do you not know, first off? He owns a winery.

Plumpjack winery is Newsom's winery. He just looks stupid. When you're, when you don't, oh, it's a, you have a giant wine cellar, 5,000 bottles. And he's like, really? I just put books that no one believes you read. We don't believe that. Do you? I don't believe that. No. We have more on the way as we move our partners and bring you the program. It's the folks over at Patriot Mobile, the only Christian conservative cell phone service in the country.

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We're going to be changing the name of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America. That's going to take place right now as I signed the order. Do you have anything to say about it, Ben? Yes, sir. So this is a straightforward but important executive order. It directs Secretary Bergam and the Department of the Interior to update the geographic names information service to reflect that Lake once known as Lake Ontario will, from the state forward, be known as Lake America. So it's Lake America now? So it is Hames. It is Hames. You know the acronym for the Great Lakes? It was here on in Ontario. and Michigan and Erie and Superior. And now it's here on America, Michigan, Erie, Superior. So instead of Holmes, it's Hames.

Just got to take a minute to get that on my head. All right, so what do we get? Also, can we put the preposition back because Lake America sounds weird? Lake of America sounds regal. I'm not wrong on this. Right? Right?

I'm not wrong. Show a hands. I mean, is there right or wrong? Yes. Gulf of America? Yeah. Lake of America. Lake America.

Lake America. I don't know. I like Lake America. I need a little bit of a bump between the two hard consonants. I'm ambivalent to the of. I'm not. I need it. Just like my Oxford comma.

I need it. Right? It's just a nice little of. It's like a little bounce. Lake of America. See? Instead of Lake America. See what I mean?

I don't know. Why does he not want the of? And also, we have an of below, why not an of above? Just saying. Yeah, you could also rearrange Hames to shame. Why would I do that? Why would I do that? Kane asks this of us in Slack.

That's how I feel about of. It doesn't matter. Why would we do this? Why do I sound like Ghalm? When I'm referring to the radio audience and myself, I feel like I'm talking like Ghalm and third person plural. Why would we do that? Anyway.

So, it's now, I'm saying Lake of America. It's now Lake America. Do you think it's reflected on Google yet? Hang on. I'm going to check the Google. All time to Google. Scoot and Google. Because we got Gulf of America.

It's not yet reflected. It's not, because it just, I'm going to give them a second. I'm going to give them a second. But is this the, the, I'll give it a minute. I mean, I'm okay with us. I'm all right with it. But I just really wish it was Lake Off America.

I don't know why he wanted to drop the of. So the WNBA, W is doing a lot of heavy lifting, apparently, according to the owner. So, Annescanter Freedom, you know, he was asked to leave the Chicago game. and the owner of Chicago Sky was asked about Inez Cantor freedom being removed as a threat, right? And they said the owner Michael Alter made the announcement in a rare news conference. He said that he's not going to be allowed in the Winst Arena for Sky Games. quote, unless someone in the future, unless sometime in the future he's able to prove to us to our satisfaction that he's able to abide by our rules without being a potential threat.

What? Now remember, it was what's her face, Natasha Cloud, who, by the way, was like celebrating Charlie Kirk's killing and on social media. She was the one who saw and made a spectacle. He was just cheering for Sophie Cunningham. She saw his shirt that said woman now, an adult human female, lost her mind and began cussing at him at the court, which is a violation of the WNBA's own regulations, by the way. She violated the league regulations with disruptive and unsportsmanlike conduct, and there are no penalties for her. I mean, it's very clear. She saw him in his shirt and lost her mind, and she was cussing.

Now, that violates the league regulations. Why wasn't she dismissed? That's ridiculous. So they had a call a time out, blah, blah, blah. I mean, she was disruptive in a mess. The threat was Natasha Cloud. The threat wasn't, you know, as Cantor Freedom. They literally had to have people hold her back because she was making a full of herself.

He was simply, he didn't do anything that was a violation. And those courtside seats, even for the women's games, are pretty expensive. So if we're going to start treating, just simply celebrating and cheering on particular players from courtside as a threat, then that's really going to empty out the arenas. That's ridiculous. And so now they're like, well, he's a threat. Why is he a threat? This is the dumbest thing ever. Well, then the owner of Chicago Sky, he was asked particularly about it.

And he was basically like comparing it to, this is just crazy. How was that a threat? I still think what she was doing was the threat. So Michael Alter expanded on it and he told a reporter, quote, he wasn't given a warning because certain threats don't get warnings. He said to use an extreme example, when you shoot a gun at someone, you don't get a warning. Don't do that again. Your action doesn't deserve a warning. So he literally compared the t-shirt that was worn by Yanez Cantra Freedom to a gun, the owner of Chicago Sky. He literally, literally compared the t-shirt that was worn by Yanez Cantor Freedom to a gun, the owner of Chicago Sky. He literally, literally compared it to a gun. That's how insane the left is. The mere, this is, they, they cannot tolerate a mere difference of opinion because it is a threat.

The, the presence of dissent in their mind constitutes an existential threat. And that is why they justify, that's how they justify their violence. because everything that is not like what they do is a threat. And if it's a threat, then you can use violence as a way. See, that's how they justify it. This is the craziest thing ever. Is there objective reality anymore? I don't think so.

This is crazy. This is critical theory, though. You know, I have critical race theory and D. All of this is Marxist conditioning. This is critical theory. This is what critical theory dictates. that mere dissent is a challenge to your existence. It poses an existential threat.

That's what this is. So that is how they justify their violence. Now, and as Cantra Freedom fired back at this comparison. Listen to this. He's like, I didn't break any of the rules. This was last night. I did not cross over the baseline or sideline, and we're not allowed to touch any players, obviously, the fans.

So I didn't break any rules. So for them to come out and throw me out of the game And literally, you know, they said his actions was equal to shooting a gun. I just cannot believe it. I don't know who is his PR person, but they're doing a terrible job. So we might be looking into lawsuit for sure because this is unacceptable. And this is not what a sportsmanship look like. Natasha Khalat should be the one that's thrown out of the game or get fine.

We wrote to, you know, commissioner on the task force. We are waiting for them to hear back. But this is just unacceptable. This is not what a sportsmanship look like. So we'll just wait to see what happens. And you can't have a compromise because these people are authoritarian. They don't believe in compromise. That's all part of critical theory.

By the way, I'm wearing a gun on my shirt right now. It's my Texas Gun Experience shirt, my indoor range. So that's a gun shirt. He just was like a woman's a woman. How is that threatening? So now you're saying that it's murderous to recognize that women exist? So a man who owns Chicago Sky's team is trying to, to mansplay to women that acknowledging their existence is a lethal threat.

This is some patriarchal progressive nonsense. That's where all that comes from. What did I tell you? What did I tell you at the start of the show? Progressive-progressivism creates feminism. A progressive male is trying to dictate the rules of discourse and say that mere acknowledgement of women is the same as a lethal. threat. It's the same thing as shooting and killing someone. So unless you want people to die,

you better shut up on acknowledging women. That is what the owner of Chicago Sky is saying. Redacted that man right in his face. Just saying, man alive. It's, uh, this is so stupid, but they're authoritarians. Anything, everything to them, any kind of disagreement, anything that requires them to do any effort to defend their viewpoint is an existential threat. Thus, violence is acceptable as a response because they're just going to, they don't have the intelligence to engage in intellectual discourse. So that's moot. That's why they descend into barbarism.

They go back to being cave people. Guess I'll just do violence and I'm not evolved enough to actually use my wit. Guess I'll just throw haymakers, do that. It's so dumb. But that's who they are. That's what I think is dangerous. And this is all critical theory. It's all part of critical theory, which is infected part of the right, but that's a whole

other discussion. But any kind of, any kind of dissent. So, uh, wow. Wow. So if you're apparently wearing shirts that say woman on it is the same thing as shooting someone in the mind of the owner at Michael Alter. who owns Chicago's guy. Really?

He thinks that, hmm. But that's the framework that he's trying to base all of this on so that you can't challenge it. He meant to use an extreme example, not because he had, you know, not at his fingertips a better one. He meant to use something incredibly dramatic,

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Somebody bought a barrel, and they paid $200,000 for it. I mean, everyone else is trying to struggle to afford hamburger meat. Yeah, choke on it. Let's see. I don't care. Fine, I love it that they can buy it, but I don't care. It's in Britain. I don't care.

Let's see. Oh, this is actually fascinating. Okay, so Dolly Parton, she gave an interview. on Johnny Carson. Who was it that she? I don't think it was Johnny Carson. Who did she tell about this? Was it Jimmy Fallon?

So she was on some Tonight Show. And Dolly Parton went on and was talking about how she had recorded a song. She thinks it's actually one of her better songs and she put it in this vault.

And it's not going to be heard until like what, 2045, I think she said. Yeah, so it's a secret song that is not going to come out until 2045. And it's locked away in a vault in Dollywood.

I know. Isn't that interesting? And she was like, I really, she said she thought, I watched this interview of her, and she said that she thought several times about releasing it because it's such a great song, but she's not going to, she's going to wait. So that's going to be fascinating. We'll just wait until 2045 then, I guess.

I guess we'll just wait till 2045. What did you say? She would be 100? Yeah, that's her 100th birthday is when she's supposed to be released. Oh, okay. All right. We got more on the way. Stick with us. So Minneapolis police last night raided the apartment of Representative Villan Omar's son. And they seized firearms and ammunition and they arrested his 22-year-old roommate, Abdul Rahman Abdi, who has a string of misdemeanors. So that's something we'll look at more tomorrow. I wanted to play this on our Biden soundbite too real quick before we wind up the day.

Can we go ahead and click this? This is $11,040 million. Thank you. At the same time, you know what? As San Piper's done? He has created a little bit of a movement of a group of people that are absolutely opposed to the fascism of Donald Trump. And you know what? I want to tap into that. I don't want to opt out of it.

I want to figure out with Osam Piper whether or not. All of these people that are like debasing themselves by interviewing this at literal like co-core, I don't get this. I don't get it. I mean, really, honestly, we're going to sit here and put anything that Hunter Biden says on the scale of national opinion as though it has some sort of weight. Really? It's just dumb. Why are we doing this? Why are we entertaining that? And he's excusing this. Hunter Biden is the woke right. That's why he talks to all of them and fits in with all of them so well because they're all the same person. All right. Today and stupidity came. All right, again, had a lot to choose from. But Senator Chris Murphy really floated there, like cream de la cream. One, it's cut nine. He's himself spiritually anemic. But this is what he had to say.

Listen to this. If you're upset about Donald Trump, ask yourself, why did this country elect somebody a second time who we knew to be wildly reckless and irresponsible and racist and demagogic? it's because people are spiritually adrift in this country right now. And if we don't have an answer for how to... It wasn't years and years of decades of Democrat authoritarianism and illogical policy. See, that's what I would think. Political correctness and everything else that had me voting for trouble. Wasn't any of that?

I was just spiritually adrift. You're just spiritually adrift. That's why. That's why, you know, you should have voted for the old guy who, like, with a brain of cheese. and just, you know, couldn't even walk straight. So, makes sense. So, so goofy. But, I mean, that's just,

what do people get out of hearing somebody like I'm sitting on the stage, just saying the same filler over and over again? Trump, my fascism. Guys, they're going to have to do something better midterms. They're going to have to do something way better. Folks, that does it for us this day. Find us on YouTube, like and subscribe, YouTube, Facebook. Also, chapter and verse over at Substack.

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