Tuesday February 20 - Full Show - The Dana Show with Dana Loesch

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I came to the conclusion that afterI saw what happened, what ten days
ago or so, when the votefor on the Senate for security of the
border, a secured vote in theborder, which is what our Republican colleagues
desired to happen. They pressed thatand they said, we're not going to
vote on any aid until we secureour border. I agreed with him.

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I think President Biden has been wrongon the border. It's his responsibility,
no matter what his reasoning was,to maybe help people around the world who've
been displaced by the pandemic. Buthe's come to the table now. He
understands the gravity of what we're dealingwith and the danger, and he's willing
to accept and he helped negotiate avery good bill that secures the border.

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What in the ever loving xyz ishe talking about this whole display? I'm
not going to tell you what Isaid, affair. What is this all
displaced by the pandemic? What theever love and hell are you talking about?
Joe Manchin? I mean, look, sometimes this dude, I kind
of Sometimes he does stuff that Idon't think is entirely stupid, and then
other times he does stuff that Ido think is entirely stupid, and I

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just am trying to figure out whathe means and what some of these other
cats mean when they say this kindof stuff, well, you know,
displaced by the pandemic. I don'teven know what that means. No one
was displaced, We were all stuckin our homes. Is he high everyone
was stuck in their houses displaced bythe pandemic? Because he's like talking about
cartel stuff, it doesn't even makeany sense. It doesn't make any sense

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at all. So I don't getthis. Either shut the damn border or
get out of the way. I'mso tired of having the same every damn
day. I get behind this microphoneand it's the same stuff. It is
the same stuff day in and dayout. Republicans don't know how to message.
Democrats are trying to outmaneuver Republicans.They're all trying to figure out how

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they can still quietly fund fund thisstuff with Ukraine, et cetera, et
cetera, et cetera. Meanwhile,you have stuff popping off in sanctuary cities
where cops are getting beaten and assaultedregularly, and where's where's the law and
order? You know, the sanctuarycities, the sanctuary providing sanctuary to these

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areas. It's just so aggravating.Welcome to the program, Dana Lash here
with you, and it is thistop of this first hour here on Tuesday,
and we're gonna we're gonna get intosome of the border stuff. We
have some of the latest stuff withIsrael as well. We're gonna get into
some of the twenty twenty four stuff. Because I see stuff happening on the

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right, I see stuff happening onthe left. We'll dive into all of
it. But and then of course, I for some reason, Nikki Hayley,
she I gotta tell you what Iwas here on all day yesterday,
and first it's going to be withyou guys. I have to tell you,
uh it is. It's so hystericalbecause I kept hearing from everybody,
Nikki Haley's gonna make a She's justgonna make an announcement, just gonna make

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an announcement about South Carolina. She'sjust gonna make an announcement about South Carolina,
and everyone I think just expected herto drop out. I think people
were just kind of expecting her todrop out, which she you know,
isn't going to do I don't thinkbecause now she's saying that, Oh,
no, Minny and the GOP areafraid to you know, they're criticize,
you know, they're afraid to criticizethe the UH, former president, et

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cetera, et cetera, and allof this stuff. And I I'm you
know, I'm looking at this.Why does she have to have a press
conference to announce stuff that we allknow? You're wasting our time, You're
wasting my time. Either stay inthe race and campaign or get out.
I don't care anymore. I thinkwe're all past the point of caring.

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We're great, King, We're allpast the point of caring. Do you
are you super engrossed in Nikki Haley'sspeech? Were you waiting all day for
this? Yes, you were,you know you were? I just am
I being ignorant? No, Dana, you're not. You're not being ignorant.
But I had people who are like, Oh, I think Nikki Hayley's
gonna I think she's gonna get outof the race. I think she's gonna

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get out. She's not gonna getout the race. This is a vendetta,
that's what it is. It's aVENDAA. I wouldn't be surprised if
Chris Christie's backstage whispering sweet, nothing'sof rage to her. It's it's it's
it's a vendetta for for her.So she's she's saying, I'm just I'm
just trying to figure out what thewhole angle is here. I'm I'm the
primary. I'm already tired of theprimary. I'm already tired of it,

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aren't you guys? Because we allstarted so early and in the meantime,
do you guys see the latest latestvideo of cops getting beaten in another sanctuary
city? Do you guys see it? Yeah? You did, of course
you did. You know that's whatsanctuary is. I watched a video of
illegal immigrants who were being who werebeating uh police officers yet again, and

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I was, you know, Iwas reliably informed that that was a sanctuary
city. So I guess that's whatthat means, right, I guess that's
what you know, all of thatmeans. Sanctuary city means you just have
sanctuary from from the law. Theyattacked, attacked New York police officers and
they this was at a Randalls.This was New York City Randalls Island.

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It was a shelter that was forillegal immigrants. So it's a shelter specifically
for illegal immigrants. And these cops, I don't know if you've seen this,
but they I mean they were hiton. I mean they were just
getting attacked, getting attacked by peoplecame into the country illegally. I was
watching this one woman swing herbiton likelike it was like it was choreography.

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But that's no. And you wonder, you want to know why we've got
such a problem with recruitment. Youwant to know why we got such a
problem with recruitment. When a concernedpolice the sanctuary city of New York City,
I was reading another story more hospitalsunder crunch and other sanctuary cities,
maybe a whole bunch of headlines hereabout this. This is happening in cities

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all across the United States. Nowthese cities get a taste of what Texas
has had to deal with this entiretime. Now they get a little bit
of a taste of it, andthey've been diverting, been diverting the funds,
their resources. They say that,well they have to, because you
know, they're just besieged. Buty'all didn't care. Y'all didn't send any

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resources to Texas border towns. Nobodydid that one of the hospitals or one
of the headlines, I have concernswith rural hospitals, concerns rural hospitals.
They said, all these hospitals servingpeople at risk of closing. Texas,
Kansas, Oklahoma. They're at therisk of losing these hospitals. Interestingly enough,
some of these hospitals are in areaswhere you've seen an influx and illegal

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immigration. Other hospitals told you lastweek about Colorado, about Denver's hospitals that
are that are now in the redbecause of the influx of illegal immigrants coming
in. This This is you knowwhat I'm talking about. The there's a
limited resources resources. I mean,stuff costs. You can't expect doctors to
work for free. I'll never forgetone of the smartest arguments against illegal immigration.

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It was in a weird spot.I was it was on vacation,
because I like to OFFICI on vacation. We were out, had a boat.
We were out somewhere in the Caribbean, and I was we were Turks
and Caicos. Before they all shutdown, though, because the vaccine and
the pandemic was out in the boat. And I think that there is this,
definitely amongst the left, there is, but I think that there is

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this prevailing viewpoint that, oh,Democrats have worked for a really long time
to make different identity factors things thatpeople cannot control, to patent those like,
if you're black, then you haveto support Democrats. If you're Hispanic,
you have to support Democrats. Ifyou're a woman you have to support
Democrats. If you're gay to supportDemocrats, et cetera, et cetera.
And then when when those things areincongruent, when those two variables are incongruent

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with one another, it's you know, it can be very very shocking for
for some people on the on theleft. And I forget, we were
out on a boat and uh uhwe were talking with the you know,
just the casual captain of this boat, right, and we'd been not fishing
and all this stuff. And thiswas I guess the day after when I
was on the beach just chilling,you know, having some rum punch,

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and I saw this boat on thehorizon kind of going back and forth,
and all of these dudes with likefull actual auto stepped out, all kitted
out and swat gear and they startright gear and they stepped out and they
waited for this boat. And Iasked one of the guys who was armed.
I said, you know, becauseI think some of the other people
on the beach were freaking out.And I asked him, I said,

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I'm not nervous that you have this. I actually feel a lot better.
I'm gonna have another rum punch.But I said, I'm just curious as
to what y'all are out here for, because we've come here, you know,
many years, and you know,we we've gotten to know the area
very well. And I've never seenthis before. And he said, well,
he said, that boat out there, you see it and I said
yeah. And he goes, that'sa boat full of people who are trying
to come onto the island illegally fromHaiti. And he said there's about forty

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or fifty people on that boat.And I go wow, And it was
shocking because it was a rather smallboat. And he said, yeah,
we can't have that happen. Andthen as the boat got closer, they
went and they detained every single oneof them. Well, apparently it was
the talk of the island for thewhole week. Oh my gosh, so
talk of the island. So we'reon this fishing boat and we're talking to
this the casual captain, because he'svery chill. We're talking to this guy

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and he said, did you hearabout the boat? I go, the
boat from Haiti that was coming hereyesterday, and he goes yeah, And
I said, I saw that,and I go, we got some of
those that come across the rio everyday. And he goes, oh,
I wouldn't stand for that. Hegoes, are you in Texas, Arizona?
And I go, We're in Texasand he goes, I wouldn't stand
for that. And the other guywas helping him with the stuff on the
boat. He's like, yeah,we would, none of us would stand

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for that. And I go,well, tell me why you're so you
feel so completely unashamed to say that, And so many Americans are terrified to
say that in the United States.And they said, we got to look
at your resources. And he gaveme the facts that he could rattle off
the top of his head, andhe said, you know, the population
of our island as of last monthwas I can't remember what he said XYZ

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and he goes, and that's thethat's the population people who live here year
round, day after day. Andhe said, you know, you,
you got to be very careful withthe number of people that come here.
We have only so many resources,we have only so much medicine, We
have only so many fish right herein the areas where we're able to fish
out of. And he says,there's and he went on this laundry list,

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and he said, you destabilize that. He goes, You don't just
destabilize the ecosystem, he goes,you destabilize our resource system. And it
was just a great and I lookedat him and said, my gosh,
I just want to put you onTV so bad, Mike, because you
just explained in the smartest, easiestway that I think even the most remedial
progressive would understand. You just explainwhy a nation has the right to be
able to determine who comes and whodoesn't and when and where they enter.

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And they said, we never Theyboth agreed they both could not understand why
people in America were so terrified toassert sovereign rights. And they said,
you guys are doing this to yourselves. And they had no qualms about saying
that at all. I meant,we had the best day, and it
makes sense. And they said,they go a lot of people think that
the United States, Oh, youcan absorb it because you're so much bigger.

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And he goes, but just asyou told me the boat that we
saw on the beach, you getone of those coming basically the equivalent of
that multiple times coming across the Rioevery single day. Right. I go,
yes, And he goes, that'sa greater number. And he goes,
at some point, you're going tobe at the breaking limit with your
resource capability. And I said,that's exactly right. It's the same thing,
just difference in numbers. And itjust floors me that people in the

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United States, I don't know whatit is, they think that the United
States owes it to people. Theythink other people, let me clarify,
in the United States owe it topeople, but not them. That's why
you still Martha's Vineyard. Lose theirminds, That's why you see some of
these sanctuary areas kind of lose theirminds. I think other people owe it,
but I just it was a veryenlightening conversation, and we always we

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had him. He since passed thatcaptain since past, but we've had him
U take us out on these excursionsand we go fish and we cook stuff
on the beach and we just havethe best time. But we did that
for years. But I thought thatwas just the best explanation. And they
were shocked at whatever is happening inthe psyche of Americans that so many are
so hesitant to assert that at theborder. It's true. We're also going

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and now all of the news youwould probably miss it's time for Dana's
quickfive. This is interesting. AbrahamLincoln pardoned Biden's great great grandfather. So
they come by all their stuff.Honestly, I guess you know all the
criminality. Honestly, his great greatgranddad got a pardon from Abraham Lincoln.
In eighteen sixty four, according tothe Washington Post, the name Moses Johnson

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Robinette. He was convicted of stabbinga fellow Union Army employee, John J.
Alexander, a civilian brigade wagon master, confronted because he allegedly made an
inappropriate comment about a female cook inthe mess shanty. Of course he did,
and so they got into a tussleand he stabbed the dude. So
there you go, right there.I mean it runs in the family.

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Anybody surprised, No, there yougo A man assuming McDonald's over a slice
of cheese that he says nearly killedhim, but admits that he still leads
there. Charles Olsen said he placedhis usual order with a fast food giant
through DoorDash in February twenty one,included no American cheese on his burger.
He bit into the burger he hadanaphylactic reaction, took himself to the hospital,

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et cetera, et cetera. Ifyou're that, I'm just gonna say
something popular. He's got a severemilk dollar team. First off, why
didn't you look at your sandwich beforeyou've bit into it, you dummy?
Number one? Number two, ifyou could die because you eat cheese,
maybe get your happy ass to McDonald'sand pick up your burger yourself. Because
it's not like DoorDash has the besttrack record. You know what I'm saying.

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risk get for a biscuit of apayout? I'm curious. I can't stand
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They really are, and I meanevery syllable. A man was mauld
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death by a lion because he intentionallyjumped into the zoo enclosure in India.

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Okay, well that's the line.Got a snack, then it's not the
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man. You entered his house andthen You're going to be shocked that he
ates you. If anything happens tothat lion, that line's going to be
the new Harambe. That's all Iknow, man, all I know.
And Hawaiian governor proposes a twenty fivedollars climate tax on tourists so that he

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Dana's Absurd Truth podcast, hosted dailyfrom The Dana Show. I wish Michael
was here today, and I wishour children and I could see him tonight,
but we can't. He's serving onthe other side of the world,

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where conflict is the norm, whereterrorists hide among the innocent, where Iran's
terrorist proxies are now attacking American troops. This is Michael's second deployment. It
was hard for us to say goodbyeto him the first time when he deployed
to Afghanistan. It was even harderlast summer. I don't like it.

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I don't like crying. Does thatmean to say I don't care? I
don't care. I don't care?You know why? Because I just don't
care. Welcome back to the show, Daniel Lash Here can listen Coast to
Coast. You can watch the videoportion of the simulcast. RBF is in
coming in full mode today. Y'allcan watch the like I said, the

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video portion channel through forty seven DirectTV YouTube, the discussion they are always
hot, Facebook, all good stuff, and that was Nikki Haley. Just
moments ago. I saw people onsocial media going, oh, why is
she fake crying and all this stuff. I am just weirded out by like
public crying. Don't think I'm mean. I grew up in a very dramatic

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family that will deny it, buty'all know you did it. Very dramatic
family. Oh my gosh, andso I My number one pet peeve is
over dramatic people. It's made itto where I recoil almost violent when I
see it. Can't stand drama.I can't stand, you know, contrived

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emotional theater. I just I'm allergic, and I'm not trying to be ignorant.
I don't know. Maybe she didn'tget enough sleep. I don't know,
but that was Nicki Haley giving herspeech. She led everyone to think
she's like dropping out or something beforeSouth Carolina, and then she comes out.
She's like, ha ha, No, so we get to slip fight
over there, you know, foranother another couple of weeks. But she's

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crying when she's talking about her husband. And I think, even if it's
your spouse, and I get it, the whole family serves. But sometimes
and I've had people tell me this, And by the way, the people
that I've had tell me this aremy friends who are wives of active duty
or wives of retired military members,and they're the ones who said this.

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They're just like, yeah, there'sa line. You don't want to come
off like your And they're not meanabout it. They're just like, you
don't want to come off like you'reborrowing your spouse's service. Like, yes,
the whole family serves, but let'snot pretend it's the same as what
your spouse is doing. Going literallyinto combat. It's it's you know,
and as they've told me, andthey're like, you just got you just
gotta be gotta be careful that youdon't look at you're borrowing it. And

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that's just what they've told me.And I thought that was the first time
I've really heard it put that way. That makes some that makes some really
good sense. I get. Iunderstand the perception of it. And I
think that especially with family members ofthose who are in the military, I
think that there's they're a little bitmore they have a little bit more insight
into that, and it hits differentlyfor them. But I don't know why

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she's fake crying and I is itfake crying? It's it just sounded like
to me that you are. It'soff character for her. It's off character.
You don't have got to try tomake yourself look vulnerable or to try
to endear yourself to people. Youdon't. You don't have to do that.
I don't know, it's just don't. It just seemed very theatrical,

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and and you know, here's theyou know, we're having this big speech
and you thought I was gonna dropout and I'm not, et cetera.
I don't know, just it justwas just odd. It just and and
then I think, well, ifshe feels this strongly about it, then
why is she one of those Republicansthat wants to get us into further conflict?

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Right? So that's the disconnect thatI have and she does. This
is my big This is honestly mybiggest objection with her is that is foreign
policy because I and she's been onthe program before, and I'm not I
I you know, personally, I'mnot saying it's anything personal. I don't
take politics personally, but you know, sadly there are a lot of people
out there in politics that just don'thave the you know, the personal strength

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to approach it the same. ButI, I, I just don't understand.
If you're that upset, why wouldthen you take the steps to further
entangle the US in any kind ofescalated tension? Doesn't That doesn't make sense
to me? Why would you pushthis lie that oh my gosh, they're

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gonna take what's gonna happen is Russia. It's gonna take over Ukraine, and
then from Ukraine, you know,right there, you're bordering against some NATO
states and then they're gonna go fromthere to well, they're already bordering NATO
states. We've talked about this endlessly, and I mean in some of those
states would actually probably be a littlebit easier for them to take over.
I mean, look at Latvia andEstonia. I mean, hi, I

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don't know, it just it justI just reject all these arguments with this.
I no, I don't know.I the whole thing is. The
whole thing hits me weird. Butshe says she's staying in the race.
She's staying in and she just gota big infusion to cash because she came
through when it was fundraising in Texaswith some establishment folks. She says.

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South Carolina votes on Saturday. Shesays, Sunday, I'll still be running
for president. I'm not gonna goanywhere. I just I don't know.
I think she goes to Super Tuesdayand then that's it. I just can't
That's why I say this is gonnabe a slap fight for a few more
weeks. I just don't are acouple more weeks. I just don't see
her. She'll staying after South Carolina, but I don't see her going past
past Super Tuesday unless she thinks she'sgonna push through to the convention and then

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have a force a vote on thefloor, have a split convention. And
unless she thinks that's that's what she'sthat's the that's the goal. I mean,
you just Lorraine notes. Because Lorraine'shusband served, and she says,
is the wife of a veteran,his service is not mine. I didn't
serve my country. I did whatI had so he could. It's not

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the same. Lorraine, as youknow, moderates the YouTube discussion, and
she is a contributor over it.Chapter in first that's and see, that's
that's the point. That's what Ihear so much from it. It's all
for families of those who are eitheractive duty or who did serve. And
it makes sense, it makes alot of sense. It's a very good
point. Now, last night itwas on Jesse Waters program to discuss the

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question of why is it that thepress isn't out and about out front with
the identities and the names of thejuveniles who are arrested because of their involvement
in the Kansas City parade shooting twojuveniles. They said, and I've seen
all these anti gun groups go outand say, oh, my gosh,

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we need stronger gun laws now.Law enforcement specifically use the term juvenile.
Juvenile has a legal connotation. Itmeans someone who is a minor, someone
who is not eighteen years old,someone who is still considered a child.
Those people are not eligible legally topurchase and or carry the handguns that were

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used in the shooting at the KansasCity parade. Furthermore, Kansas City has
other restrictions about the carrying of firearms, specifically within its city limits. But
I digress. But we didn't knowa lot about it. And I was
listening to this mayor Quentin Lucas,who is the mayor of Kansas City,
and he was saying that that thisis you know, it's the reason he

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was out there saying that you can'tcall them thugs because that's racist to call
them thugs. He said that wasa he was going after the governor,
Mike Parsons of Missouri. He wasgoing after the governor saying that it was
racist to call them thugs. Audiosound byte one listen to this. He
says, it's a racial dog whistle. Oh boy. He's going to join

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us later on in this program.After the shooting, he said we can't
let some thugs and criminals just takeover and ruin what happened. I gather
that's not quite your assessment of whathappened that day. I have respect for
the governor, we get along well. I disagree strongly with how he would
describe that situation. I certainly dothink this was criminal activity. It was

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lawlessness, and I think that that'stroubling. But thugs is a dog whistle
in the most classic sense that Ihave seen this dog whistle time and again.
There's this kind of giant conservative theoryon social media now that the reason
that monk shots haven't been shown isbecause the purported defendants are black, and

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if it were a white defendant,we would have just shown them. That
is absolutely preposterous. There are protectionsto juveniles. Our city has a gun
violence problem. Well, your cityactually saw a fallen homicide rate, actually
slightly slightly increase homicide rate, butplus seven percent compared to Saint Louis's reduction
by almost twenty percent because of thedifferent approaches and different enforcement. But that

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being said, this idea that it'sa racial dog whistle is stupid. It's
a Hindu word. Number one.That's where its roots are. Number two,
it's synonymous with criminal. Number three, what are we supposed to call
them? Honor students studying for sciencecamp? I mean, what the hell
are you talking about here? Andnumber four he says that their identities haven't
been released because of their miners.Tell that, this is the point I

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made yesterday on Waters' program. Tellthat to Kyle Rittenhouse, who was seventeen
years old and he was in legalpossession of a firearm that he was legally
allowed to have, and he defendedhimself against a kid toucher and against a
woman beater, both who had recordsof conviction, and he defended himself because
they were trying to kill him achild, And people immediately not only did

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they release his identity, but thepress went out and was lying and saying
that he shot black people when theywere actually were a lot of black people
at that riot, which was kindof interesting if you look at the countless
photos that exist still on this thingthat we call the internet today. You
could also talk about that little kid. Who's that little kid that was at
the Chiefs game they ended up suing. Was it dead spin that remember the

(28:45):
little nine year old kid half hisface was red. Half his face was
black, and he was dressed upbecause he loves the Kansas City chiefs.
And what happened the press named himwhen after him and tried to ruin his
life, thus the lawsuit that hisfamily's engaged in right now against dead Spin.
So don't sit here and tell methat it's because their miners. It's
because their narrative is incongruent. Becausethe truth is incongruent with the narrative that
you try to push out there.That's why. So absolutely they're completely protecting

(29:08):
their identities. This is not evenup for discussion. This is just God's
honest fact end. And it's asthe nine that he sits here and goes,
oh, well, you know,he trots out this racial deflection and
says we have a gun violence problem. He's hiding behind the racial deflection because
Quentin Lewis doesn't want to have toexplain why is it that in a city

(29:33):
that has been run by democrats longerthan I've literally been on earth. This
city has been run Kansas City hashad democratic leadership year after year, longer
than I've been alive, Why hasthat not translated into economic prosperity? Why
has that not translated into strong families. Why has that not translated into opportunities

(29:55):
for the people of Kansas City.Why has that not translated into a great
business environment. Why has that nottranslated into lower crime? Why has that
not translated into being able to goto a parade and not worry about two
teenagers whipping out illegally possessed, illegallyobtained handguns and shooting people. Quentin Lucas
cannot answer that question, so hegoes and hides behind the race baiting,

(30:15):
race hustling theater. That's shameful,that's weak, and that's the truth.
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(31:47):
history and Putin will not stop atUkraine if they don't, if we don't
AID and Trump is saying that he'sgoing to pull out of NATO. These
are allies. They we were allin this together in World War Two,
and now he's going to pull outof this. I went outrageous. She
knows history, though, Joy Reeor what's her face, Joy behar whatever,
one of the Joys Joy Joy Joyfrom the VEEO. Wow, can

(32:09):
you imagine? Don't have her helpyou with your homework. Oh, we
were all in this together after WorldWar Literally, it came after World War
Two, and NATO was in directresponse to increased Russian aggression. That's what
it was. The United States formedCLICK with a bunch of other countries.
That's how that worked. Good night. I mean they teach this stuff in
high school. I don't know.Maybe she doesn't have any more room in

(32:30):
her head for knowledge because she's focusedon being so miserable and bitter. I
don't know. I'm just saying I'vedone the View a few times and she's
been out every single time I wasthere. So she's the only one that
I actually never met in person.This is back before they still had like
better, actual more B list castmembers instead of these people whose names I

(32:52):
don't even know, But she wasnever there. That's when they had like
Jenny McCarthy on and Jenny McCarthy waswas. She was very nice and I
always whenever you see people get meanabout her, I always defend her because
I'm like, she's nice and shedidn't have to be. But who is
at Shery Sheppard? I think wasstill no. I think one time I

(33:13):
was there, I think she'd alreadyleft. I think it was like right
after she left. But I nevermet you. Joey was never there.
I never met her, So Idon't actually know she's nice in person or
not. But I do know thatshe does not seem to be very brushed
up on history, right, Ithink we can all say that with some
confidence. How do you just goon TV and just say that stuff?

(33:34):
They have a whole team of producersthere. You know this, right,
Like none of these chicks ever gotThey don't even got to do anything.
They literally show up on What happensis they hand you while they're sitting in
makeup. There's one big joint makeuproom. Everybody has their own chair.
They're in a little mirror. Everybodyshows up, You go and you sit
and then they hand you. Producershand you your stack of stuff. They
don't even ask their own questions.Producers print out the question and they put

(33:57):
printed on a sticky and then theyput that on an index card, and
so you get questions. And Iknow that you know a lot of production,
A lot of shows do that whereyou have producers hand you stuff.
But I mean, you don't evenunless you were like Barbara or whoopee,
you don't get to ask a followup. You have to read exactly what's
on the que card. The youhave to ask that exact question. There's

(34:20):
no thought involved in it. Youshow up and it's basically the producers using
you as a vessel to do theshow. So it's like Biden when he
gives speeches exactly, last question exactly. It's just it's just like that.
And I've done a lot of commentaryand I've done stuff with HBO, ABC,
NBC, MSNBC, you know,Fox, every CNN, everything that

(34:44):
network or that show in particular isthe only one that was overproduced to that
degree. Like if you didn't knowabout that, it didn't matter. If
you didn't know about the topic,doesn't matter. They'll hand you they give
you a packet on exactly where you'regonna be talk talking about and background information
and anything else they think that mightcome up, and you look at it.

(35:05):
You might get a little cue cardwith some helpful notes on it before
you go out. And then yougot producers in your ear that'll whisper stuff
to you the whole time, sothere's no chance of messing up. That
sounded like a team effort what shejust said. That's why I shock you.
And I see people get and Iknow the behind the scenes production,
and I see people get things somonstrously wrong. That's wild. And by
the way, NATO expanded under theprevious administration we're like it or not,

(35:31):
it expanded and then Finland, thepathway for Finland to join last April was
paved. That was a process thatbegan some years ago. And that was
the eastern most expansion of NATO.It because Finland even extends a little bit
beyond Estonia, which is north ofLatvia towards Russia, so the northernmost and

(35:53):
easternmost. So we got a lotmore on the way, including trans issues.
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code Dana and then use Dana inthe search bar. If white people hated
cultural appropriation, then they shouldn't havecreated music because every form of music in
America was stolen from black people,rock and roll, jazz, blues,
country, pop music. So ifyou have a problem with cultural appropriation,

(37:21):
y'all created classical music. Y'all couldhave stuck with that. Yes, you
know, because when I think ofSlayer, my first thought is, wow,
why did why was that appropriated?You know what? Honestly though,
there are some metal no I know, and Living Color high that's a whole
or Living Color? I mean thatwas very orchestral. Orchestral? Is that

(37:44):
caestral? So yeah, you knowthere's there's appropriation everywhere. If you dig
deep, well, it's not appropriation, it's appreciation. So this broad who
the hell is this chick? Idon't even know she's so. I saw
the SoundBite and I was like,what if I have to If I can
spare myself from talking about four alittle bit with the stupidity, then I
will. First off, welcome backto the show, Dania last here top

(38:05):
of the second hour, and it'sgood to be with you. You can
listen coast to coast stream the radioshow in your neck of the woods.
You can also as well watch thevideo component of it Channel three forty seven,
Direct TV, YouTube, Facebook,all that good stuff. This chick
is with, Oh, I know, I know, she's like apparently,
well, I don't know. Iread that she's with the Daily Show.

(38:25):
I don't watch the Daily Show becauseit's not funny and I just find it
to be brain dead and boring andyawn. I'm just everybody has everybody has
an axe to grind. But she'sapparently somebody with that. I don't know,
and I don't care. Don't fillme in on everything else because I
won't read it and I'll press thelead TL too long. Didn't read anyway.

(38:47):
So she was saying that that allthe the first off, that's stupid
number one. Number two, ifwe really want to do this, do
we really want to do this?Do we really want to go this far?
And and because appropriation is appreciation andeverybody takes from everybody. I mean,
I don't even know why. Whydid this conversation with them even come

(39:08):
up? Don't answer. It's probablysomething stupid. Right, the left has
been trying to work themselves into thebelief that people are upset that Beyonce's coming
out with a country music album.Nobody cares. Nobody cares. It's not
a new thing. Hi. Ilove these people that think that history began
the day that they exited their mama'swomb. But I'm gonna tell you something.

(39:30):
Y'all need to be googling yourself someCharlie pride. Okay, y'all need
to be googling yourselves a lot ofpeople. If I'm being honest, good
night, I don't get it.It's just mind blowing. So anyway,
they were sitting here saying that allthis is from it, it's it's appreciation,
not appropriation. And if we're gonnago by that line, then I
would guess, don't use the internetif you're not if don't use the internet

(39:51):
in supercomputers, and that if you'renot gay in British, don't do it.
Just saying don't drink pasturized milk unlessyou're French. Do we really want
to do this? This is sostupid, stop it, shut up.
Gosh. It's all an unwinning argumentintentionally, it's all it is. It's

(40:12):
it's not even an argument. It'sjust some dumb broad sharing a stupid I
mean, they create the argument that'sunwinning. It's not an argument. You're
right, but it's only meant todivide. It's only going to get more
stupid from here. There is noreason to continue to engage in this at
all. Why does the geek comingup? Because it's meant to divide,
that's their only goal. Division Whosaid certain things of that stuff? Is

(40:34):
she mad about all of us?You realize that there was like a thing
kicking off at the time where alot of people were marrying blues and country
and jazz and all this stuff together. Right, how many? I mean,
I'm so tired of this. Ihate everything we both have been in
the world of you know, justour lives surrounded by musicians. That's just
the way it's been, black andwhite. There has never been some sort

(40:58):
of you know, line of demarcationmarked because of race that never ever ever
came up. If if she sayswhat's her name brought on Daily Show?
No, I don't care, that'swhat she's called. Now, If she
really believes that all music was stolenfrom her culture, please I beg you
take back Green Day, Yes,indulge me for a moment. The one

(41:22):
of the worst bands first off,and everybody who's listened to the show for
a little bit of time knows.Every now and then I go off on
this one of the worst bands I'veever heard. I it is literally the
attempt to polish a turd and putit out sonically defined manifest into meat space.

(41:42):
It actually is their first album.Didn't you think they were British because
they faked a British accent. Theytry to act like they were British punk
the whole time, and that wasn'ttotally horrific, but it was just,
you know, it had catchy chordprogression of the chorus, but it was
basic. It was basic like punk, like not don't think two hard stuff.
It wasn't anything mind blowing. Itwasn't anything in lightning. And since

(42:04):
then pop punk is not punk.They are literally the establishment. And I'm
so tired of hearing some sixty yearold dude out there bitch and a moonin
about the establishment that he's part ofwhile he's horribly playing power chords in a
dimly lit subway station. Stop it, nobody cares. Oh my gosh,
it makes me want to cringe.It makes me cringe, It makes my
You're killing punk. Stop it.If anybody wants to make fake arguments about

(42:27):
appropriation, Green Day appropriated punk,Yeah they did. There's a strong argument
for that they appropriated the British accentwith their first album that they released in
what ninety five, ninety six?Yeah, they totally did. Mm hmm.
I mean, we could sit hereand do this all dang day.
Let's talk about some other people thatare horrible anyway. My whole point is
that appreciation is not appropriation. Noone's stealing something and not. I mean

(42:52):
this is first off, you haveto understand artistry, and I guess you
don't. This chick does this broaddoes not understand artistry. This female does
not understand artistry. There's it's it'sthat is how art works. It's particularly
music. Everybody inspires everybody else.And they go, I'm just so gosh,
I'm so tired of the forever,forever victimization. Stop it. I'm

(43:14):
just done now. The uh,couple of other things to hit because we
were we've we were talking about theimmigration stuff we've been talking about in addition
to that, the latest of theKansas City shooting as well the shooting that

(43:36):
took place in Minnesota. We pullthis up. I mentioned this, well,
I don't know if I think weran out of time last night to
bring it up on Fox because Isaw this and the Kansas City thing used
kind of interchangeably as a way toargue against firearm ownership. Did you guys
hear the update about the three thetwo police officers and the paramedic that was

(44:00):
killed in Minnesota? They responded toa domestic abuse call over the weekend,
and a lot of people were alltalking about the guy who you know,
the guy who did it? Oh, where did he is? His gun?
Violence? Et cetera, et cetera. Have you noticed how that storage
has completely just disappeared into the ether. There's a reason why. So the
dude who shot and killed, whoshot at these first responders and this cop

(44:28):
killer, this dude was a repeatoffender, a violent offender. He was
also a prohibited possessor. He wasa convicted domestic violence abuser, and he
had a protective order against him again, which is why police were responding.
Because he was beaten up his babymamas. He was beaten up the women

(44:51):
in his life, his ex girlfriendwith whom he shares children, and he
used to whoop on her all thetime, and he was doing this stuff
with these kids in his house.He also made all these stupid videos where
he talked about shooting and killing people. I mean, he just ridiculous.
This guy didn't have a mental illness. This guy was a jackwagon. That's

(45:12):
all there is to it. Sothey had he had not one, but
two protection orders against him, onefor domestic abuse, one for domestic assault.
He already had domestic assault convictions,and he tried to get his gun
rights restored, but apparently he wastoo much of a hot tempered mess,
and the judge said, no,you got a violent record, you're a
repeat offender. You go out andyou beat women senselessly all the time,

(45:34):
you got all these convictions on yourrecord. No, we're not going to
restore We're not. That's what thejudge said. And then he shoots and
shoots a cops. Cop killer.This is this is why this story totally
disappeared from the press. You're nothearing about it anymore for a reason.

(45:55):
That is exactly why you're not hearingabout it at all. Because of that,
he was prohibited from owning or possessingany type of firearm at all,
whatsoever. Two police officers and afirefighter and then this this criminal killed himself.
Well at least he did us thatservice, right, so we didn't
have to waste the money of abullet on him. Sad thing is his

(46:21):
kids were right there. Who knowswhat all those kids have seen. I
watched an interview that local media didwith the with the with the X.
I felt a little exploited, whichis why I didn't want to play it
on air. I watched it though, and she was just broken up and
beside herself, and she looked likea woman who's been through it. And

(46:42):
she was saying, I was tryingto do everything I could, you know,
to protect my kids. And youknow, she because I had read
he'd beat up on her in frontof those kids all the time, and
he fought her in court and apparentlyhim and his friends apparently beat up on
her. And she was saying thatsome of the friends that had punched her
in the face and had abused her, that he of his they put on

(47:02):
the stand in court to testify againsther to try to get custody of her
kids. He didn't. The daddidn't get full custody of them, but
she had to share him with him, but he was very, very violent,
had all these convictions on his recordfor and not just against her.
Apparently he is assaulted numerous women andseven kids inside the home, to ages

(47:23):
two to fifteen. But I waswatching this video of her and she was
just shaky. She was in tears, and she was just like a deer
in headlights. Godlover, she justdidn't she didn't know what to do.
And you could tell the reporter wasbeing, you know, very kind with
her and just into the questioning.It was a very short thing, but
it was heartbreaking to see that.It was very heartbreaking, and she was

(47:43):
poor. She didn't she you know, it didn't have she didn't have any
protection, and she didn't have anyillegal protection. She couldn't afford to fight
him in court the way he wasgoing to her. And this guy tried
to get his he look, Itell you these he got himself before police
responded and could take care of him. This is why this disappeared. The

(48:05):
Left can't talk about it. Godgolly, how much you want to bet
he's a Democrat, never fails,never ever fails. Just wild. We
have more on the way. Wegot headlines coming up and Ady McCarthy's going
to be joining us in our thirdhour to go through some of this legal
mumbo jumbo. We got some twentytwenty four stuff as well, because the

(48:30):
left has got to maintain outrage,but the right has been started using outrage
as to get out the vote mechanism. There's some new surveys out showing well,
we all know from previous surveys thatthat has a short life span outrage,
and in order to re ignite it, you got to do something more
outrageous than before. The right needsto be very careful about using that is

(48:50):
to get out the vote mechanism.Also, here's a phrase that we got
to talk about, glow stick attackand yet another assault on police officers.
Can you look puzzled glow stick attack? Uh huh, yep, We're going
to discuss it. We got alot to hit. Hi. I'm Adriana,

(49:13):
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of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick five guys.
I got bingo, I got bingoalready here it is El Choppo's granddaughter

(50:22):
eighteen joins the hunt for the LocknessMonster while in Scotland. I didn't have
you had that. I didn't havethat. I just threw a bunch of
stuff on a car and I waslike, this is never gonna happen,
and now I got bingo, whatdo I win nothing? You win nothing,
you will own nothing, You'll eatbugs and you win nothing. That's
what happens. But for real,her dad or her dad is one of

(50:45):
his kids obviously, and she's beenin Scotland and now and she went to
a Johnny Walker whiskey tasting and nowshe's apparently on a boat trip looking for
lockness. Okay, he's probably dumpedsome of them fast and furious guns in
there too, just saying, Idon't know who said that. That wasn't
me. Also, it's such aweird Jeff Landry Has, the governor of

(51:08):
Louisiana, has declared a state ofemergency because of a police officer shortage,
a severe one. He says it'ssevere. They have a major shortage of
police across the state. He saidthat it's affecting everything from new employees they
can hire, payroll increases, everything, good job left, good job,
severe, severe, severe shortages andemergency. Apparently, if people live in

(51:34):
this valley and they follow five distinctdiet and lifestyle habits, apparently they live
for a really long time and itmeans you gotta go. I'm gonna try
to say this. It is theAvgark village. So it's like, does
this in Hindu kush in north locatedfar north of Pakistan. I don't think
so, but anyway, they saidlife expectancy there for some reason is like

(51:58):
one hundred years. And they eatapricot seeds and oil, tons of oil,
tons of apricot seeds. That's likeapparently part of their like every meal
they have and every traditional honzied dishincludes apricot oil. And locals use hand
run machines. Used to it wasall made by hand. Now they use

(52:19):
hand run machines. And I watcheda video about this after I saw this
headline because you put this in here, and I was like, what,
that's the real Now, I'm likeinterested in harvesting kernels from apricots. They
said that all of the dried versionsof the fruit help with altitude sickness.
They have apricot soup. They cookall the food with the oil, even
the meat, even the meat iswith apricot oil. That actually sounds very

(52:42):
interesting. They also never stop movingand they drink glacier water. It's called
tons of water and it's filtered throughlayers of ice and rock and apparently it
contains and it's like a milky lookingthat's what they drink that and they don't
eat process food. So I needto get some glat sherwater and apricot seats.
This is what I'm hearing. AndAlaska man was cited because he harassed

(53:06):
a moose. Well, yeah,don't be a jackwagon. This guy harassed
a young moose. He chased itin his voy wheeler. This dude's a
jerk, so he got sighted fordoing it. Scare the poor thing half
to death. Leave it alone.By the way, moose are huge and
its parents are probably around there somewhere. Let's see this. A nomahazoo found

(53:27):
seventy coins inside of this alligator's stomach. You know, they're not wishing wells.
Apparently they will eat them, butthey actually had to do routine health
checks. They put that gator intosurgery and they found seventy coins in this
thirty six year old alligator's stomach,so they successfully retrieved them. Good heavens,
all right, coming up, glowstick attack, law and order,

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you ready, I'm looking for I'mlooking for you. We're looking to gets
confused. He goes over, whydoes his hands are always like up here?
Joe Biden, He's going to California. And they're like, are you
in a reporter goes, are youcoming up with a plane? B for
twenty twenty four? Is Gavin needto stand by? And Biden goes,

(55:15):
are you ready? Well, I'mlooking for I'm looking at you. We're
looking at you. I think hejust almost lets something slip about Caven news
and beings VP. Did you yeah? Hmm, I think that he let
that slip. Hmmm. Welcome tothe show, Dana Lash here with you

(55:37):
at the bottom of this, uhfirst hour. I feel like I'm just
saying I feel like it's that's whatthat sounded like, right am? I
wait? Am I looking too muchinto this? Everybody keeps going it's Michelle
Obama. No, it's not stopit, it's not her. Yeah,
I've even said that before. ButI think we've seen so much cognitive issue

(56:00):
over the past few months with Bidenthat it's believable that he's just confused and
didn't really hear the question that welland is just doing his Biden thing.
Well. I think that they wereasking him about newsomity. I think he
almost said, well, I'm lookingfor a new good VP or something.
I think he almost gave it up. It kind of looks like that.
But that's what I think. Enoughroom for doubt? Oh, I don't

(56:22):
think so. I think it's seewhat you say is enough room for doubt?
I say, is enough to begthe question? Because I'm a positive
person, Kane Potato Tomato, I'man optimist on this one thing. Just
because I want to see the fight. Yeah, just just just because I
just I just want to see thefight. That's all I want. I
just want to see it. II really, I'm telling you. I'm

(56:45):
telling you it really. I feellike that's the move. They're going to
have Gavin b Gavin'll be the VP, and then they're gonna do a switch
o trado and then maybe they'll belike, oh, Kamala, you can
come back and continue to be VPbecause you were VP, and no one
gonna go. No one's gonna objectto that. Everything, okay, all
right? Whatever? I mean,he's going to California. So is he

(57:05):
going there for the border? No? No, He's gonna go there to
raise money and look at Gavin.That's that's see that as a way to
shut all those people up, neutralizefor him. But then it's also beneficial
for Newsom's camp and the people thatwant Biden out because then they can easily
switch. Oh change, Oh,I'm calling it now, calling it now

(57:31):
because Kamala, they've where is she? It's like she's going out of her
own volition to do these events?Have you seen it? She hasn't gone
out to do anything with Joe.They haven't done any kind of you know,
nothing. Isn't it weird? Iswear I'm not looking too much into
this. It's odd to me,though, I'm gonna I'm gonna call I'm

(57:52):
gonna say that that I think isI think that that's the that's the that's
the case. I think that's thecase of it. HM. Now he's
apparently Oh boy, well, I'msure there's going to be a lot of
really good a lot of very goodvideo that comes from that. I think

(58:13):
if anything that there is, ifthey have any kind of joint event,
Gavin Newsom's got to look more presidentialand basically just stand there and be normal
next to Joe Biden, because anybodycan look like sentient compared to George compared
to Joe Biden at that point,Oh my goodness. All right, A

(58:34):
couple of other things. Did y'allsee this video? I pulled this up.
It's this video of a dude.This is at KIP Academy. It's
in Massachusetts, and this is abasketball game. And this dude at KIP

(58:55):
Academy was playing basketball with on agirls team as a girl. The crazy
thing is that the team had aforfeit because another girl got very badly injured
by a dude who identifies as achick. It's the KIP Academy girls team.

(59:19):
They got a dude. He's legit, got facial hair on his face.
This is some of the some ofthe video. Somebody took a video
of the screen of the the KIPofficials refused to confirm the player's gender identification.
That's what Massachusetts their local media hadsaid. So it's the KIP Academy.

(59:42):
The collegiate charter schools Lowell in Massachusettsforfeited its February eighth game against KIP
at halftime and the coach decided toend his game as his roster was getting
depleted. Four days four playoffs atthe school. And it shows this dude,
he's got a ponytail in facial hairand he's bigger than all the other
chick he has. He goes aftera ball that's in the hands of an

(01:00:05):
opposing player, rips it out ofher hands and takes her to the ground.
He's six foot plus facial hair,and he literally wrestled it out of
her hands and threw her to theground. She had trouble getting up.
She actually was legitimately injured. Andthis is good Heaven. So the healthy

(01:00:32):
players were afraid of getting injured andnot being able to compete in the playoffs.
So they were really worried about this, and they the school wouldn't actually
come out and say that they believeit's the dude who treats the female team
like a JV roster, whether ornot that was the reason that they the
other team had forfeited the other teamdid when it's players getting hurt. I

(01:00:57):
mean, I'm shocked by this.You see that video, how he rustled
that out of her hands came Imean, he just knocked her to the
ground. I mean, anybody seeingthis, anybody advocating for this, is
being intellectually disingenuous in their arguments.They're trying to somehow negate the actual safety

(01:01:23):
of these women to usher in somesort of you know, woke ideology that
you're big at it, if you'reif you're pointing out factual data in this
realm. It's sad and it's ashame that our media is so garbage that
they're continuing to perpetuate. I keepwatching this over and over again. I
mean, this dude, when hegrabbed the ball from her and she wouldn't

(01:01:45):
let go, I mean, hethat was malicious. He was being a
bee. He is facial hair,and they can't get kipped to confirm his
gender identity. Sees a well oversix foot, he's got facial hair and
a penis. I don't know,it's anyone's best guess they uh, I'm

(01:02:08):
just like shock. I keep watchingthis. He I mean, that's abusive.
That wasn't just tense play. Thatwasn't just grappling over the ball.
That was him being a jerk andhim being I'm a dude, and I'm
going to use my strength to throwyou to the ground. That's exactly what
that was. So now you havewomen and they didn't want to play.

(01:02:32):
They didn't want to play against thisteam because apparently he's very physical. He's
very physical. And I read anotherarticle where it said that when the first
time something like that's happened. Thereare women who are getting injured from trans
players. The I think the lastone that was on video because there was

(01:02:59):
a report it came out. Therewas one. There was one that was
on video. It was a volleyballplayer. She sued because she got spiked
in the head by a male playerand it gave her concussion, knocked her
right out on the court, knockedher right out. She said that she

(01:03:19):
was injured by this trans athlete.It all happened on video. I feel
bad for these I feel bad forthese female athletes. Peyton McNabb she got
spiked in the face by a dudewho was treating the women's volleyball team as
a JV league and she still hasimpaired visions. She's not even able to
She wasn't able to compete and playher final season. It's affected her she

(01:03:45):
got hit so hard in the head. There was a field hockey injury a
male athlete on a girls high schoolfield hockey team. Again in Massachusetts.
This was just last year. Itwas a game between Swampscott and Dighton.
How do you say, is itreoboth? Yeah? In Delaware, a

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player lifted a ball in the airwhile taking a shot on the goal.
The ball hit the player on theopposing team right in the face. The
girls screamed out, I mean iflike broker face, it's this is just
crazy. There's so many stories ofthis. There was a report that came
out, a twenty eight page reportthat showed how women and girls are suffering

(01:04:28):
dislocations. They are suffering broken bonesbecause they're having to compete against much bigger,
much heavier, much more muscular maleathletes costplaane as women. It was
a group called fair Play for Women. They released a twenty eight page,

(01:04:51):
well well evidenced report. During ajudo tournament, a six foot a six
foot plus man who is super heavybroke a woman's finger and dislocated the shoulder
of another. During a judo tournamentand a rugby team, female rugby players

(01:05:13):
were forced to share an open showerwith a male teammate who still has all
his bits and is attracted to women, but just identifies as a woman.
One athlete at a school received numerousdeath threats and had to quit all sports
because she raised concerns about competing againstmen much bigger and stronger than her who
were costplaying as women. A thirteenyear old girl was removed from her soccer

(01:05:39):
team as goalkeeper and that position wasgiven to a boy identifying as a girl.
A rowing team, one university rowerwas forced to share changing rooms with
a man who identified as a woman, and another teammate was asked to share
overnight accommodation with him. I mean, I there's a goes on and on

(01:06:01):
and on and on and on.Cyclists, runners, soccer players, rugby,
rowing, volleyball, basketball, Itgoes on and on and on.
This is this is a legitimate,serious thing. So how many more?

(01:06:28):
I mean, there's all of these, there are all of these teams,
all of these these athletes coming forward. I mean I boxers, Good heavens,
because now isn't that what the Olympicsare looking at? There are ending
women's sports and this isn't about beingaccepted. This is see again, this

(01:06:55):
is another reason that I disagree withNikki Haley on because remember back when she
was on video saying this stuff whereshe had said that, you know,
all the government shouldn't get involved withthe bathroom thing. That's when they were
looking at having this bathroom ordinance,and she said that, oh it should
be between you know, it's betweenthe parents and their family and their doctor,
et cetera, talking about, youknow, unnecessary medical surgeries for trans

(01:07:19):
and she says, oh, thisis you know, you don't want to
invite big government to get involved inthis. Big government's already involved in this.
I wrote a whole piece about thisover at Substack, chapter and verse.
This is what I'm talking about.You have women who are having their
health altered permanently, women who arelosing opportunities, women who are being removed
from sports teams, women who arebeing physically injured. We're talking broken bones,

(01:07:40):
not hurt feelings here. So thisgoes beyond big government. They've already
made their say in it suggests shocking, But that video is something else.
I don't know. I got totell y'all, I don't know how because
I'm allowed parent with sports. Sowhen my one of my kids ran cross
country, I ran cross country andtrack and went to state and all that

(01:08:04):
stuff. When I was in schooland one of my kids ran cross country,
I'm this is the type of parentI am. I would go to
the hardest parts of the of themap and I'd hide in the bushes or
the weeds or something whenever i'd seemy kid coming around getting sluts when I'd
pop up, cause you know,those are the parts, and I know
because they used to run this stuff. Those are the parts that you kind
of you relax on a little bitand then when people are there and they're

(01:08:24):
watching, and then you speed upand you get your normal stride back.
Oh my gosh, I would likewent everywhere. I got a wagon with
like big wheels, and I'd likecart around the other kid. Oh man,
it was something. We're a loudparents. I don't know how anybody
could be watching their kids playing.If that was my daughter that had gotten
ripped to the ground like that,I would have beat his ass. Oh
my gosh, it would have beenon camera. I would have flown down

(01:08:46):
to that court like a spider monkeyand I would have beaten him within an
inch of his life. That boymaybe six feet something plus. But I
am meaner. My meanness offsets thatI'd have beat him to death on the
court. There's no way that wouldhave happened because what he did was malicious.
That is ignorant. Now that girl'sshe had to literally go to the

(01:09:09):
hospital. It wasn't for show.It wasn't for theater. It wasn't to
try to play at victimhood. Imean, did you see how hard her
head at the floor. Good night. It's his life mission to make bad
decisions. It's time for Florida man. A Florida man gave his grandfather a

(01:09:31):
glowing eulogy weeks before he was arrestedfor his murder. Joshua Nauro was charged
with second degree murder in his grandfather, James Cory's death weeks after he gave
this great eulogy at his funeral,and he was put behind bars because he
shot and killed him. They saidthat the twenty three year old talked about

(01:09:54):
his seventy one year old grandfather toa room of mourners. But then the
Charlotte County Sheriff's Department they had consideredhim a suspect. They came, they
got the evidence, and they arrestedhim on second degree murder charges. He
was sent to jail without bail.According to the department, they found evidence
at this scene to tie him tocommitting the murder, and the a lot

(01:10:15):
of forensics evidence. Apparently, hewas shot and killed at five point fifteen
in the morning and his wife calledpolice. They could they they didn't have
witnesses, they didn't have security camerasor anything like that, but they ended
up getting They got a phone datafrom Narra's Nero's phone and showed that he
had walked from his grandparents home tohis own, like at the exact same

(01:10:38):
time, all of it. Butit was a seven week investigation and they
finally they finally got it. Canyou imagine, my gosh, this just
crazy. This was actually kind offunny. This woman, they said,
woman driver. There's a joke here. They said, a Florida woman fled
a traffic stop and the POLICEAI.It was like the start of the Daytona

(01:10:59):
five hundred. Stafford County Sheriff's Officepulled over a Toyota REP four after I
made an illegal U turn the thirtyfour year old driver, Joanna Contreres of
water Hill, Florida. After theyrealized she didn't have a driver's license.
The cop went to his vehicle towrite his summonses and she decided pedal to
the floor, acted like it wasa Daytona five hundred initial and he initiated
pursuit and they did catch her.She was charged with obstruction and eluding arrest

(01:11:25):
illegally turn drive without a license andshe's got a bond. Hearing fourth coming,
man alive, You're not going tobe able to outrun the popo.
It's not going to happen. Stickwith us because Annie McCarthy's coming up in
our third hour. We got alot still on the way back. In
just a moment. Well, Icame to tell you was I told you
we'd be announcing sanctions on RuSHA.We'll have a major package announced on Friday.

(01:11:49):
I'll be happy to see what youall doing other day. Man h
new sanctions for I guess the deathof Alexei and navalney is that what he's
are those sanctions gonna be? Andhe's so scary. Oh my goodness.
Welcome back to the program, DanaLash here with you top of this third

(01:12:09):
hour. Yeah, we're announcing sanctionson Russia. We got a major pack.
He said he's gonna be happy tosit with all the press when they
do that. When didn't they saythat though the last time he went out
and talked, and then they said, oh, yeah, Biden's gonna come
out and he's gonna take questions,and then that never actually happened, and
it was what never happened at all? What didn't happen? Okay, you

(01:12:33):
can listen coast to coast, findthe live stream. Make sure you also
find the newsletter over at substack,chapter and verse. All these good things,
there's also this too. I wantedto put this up. The US
vetoed an Arab backed you in resolutiondemanding an immediate humanitarian cease fire in god

(01:13:00):
As. Apparently we're pushing for ahalt and fighting to secure the release of
hostages. It was a vote ofthe fifteen member Security Council thirteen to one.
The uk abstained. It was thethird US veto of a Security Council
resolution to manding a cease fire.And because there's the assault on Rafa and

(01:13:26):
everyone's like, oh, it's goingto be so bad, Hamas probably should
have thought about that before they didwhat they did. The fact that there
are people who are more outraged atIsrael defending itself over what Hamas did,
none of those people should be takenseriously. Every time I hear ceasefire,
I feel like adding more fire.In fact, if I was an elected

(01:13:47):
leader, I would say, everysingle time you call for a ceasefire,
we're going to make sure we popoff a couple couple more Hamas fighters.
I mean, let's just I mean, because honestly, at this point,
do you think any of the hostagesare alive? Like I was reading a
piece about they found a video,a proof of life video, but it
was not really proof of life.It was just taken a couple of days

(01:14:08):
after. It was the redheaded kids, the little baby who turned one year
old in captivity and the toddler andtheir mother, and she was terrified.
She was wrapped in a blanket andshe was trying to protect her. Boys
and Hamas took them into they kidnappedthem, held them as hostages, and
there was a video I guess thatthe day after showing them taking her somewhere,

(01:14:30):
and that was the last a newbody'sever seen them alive. The husband
was taken too, held separately,and at first they AMAS was saying that
they owe they're dead. They gotkilled because of the Israeli strike, and
they were killed because you if theywere, because that's the thing IDF doesn't
necessarily believe whether or not you knowthey were killed or not. And there's
also a lot of like apparently alot of civilians that have been working with

(01:14:53):
civilians really working with Hamas and keepinga lot of the hostages in their homes
and all of this stuff. Butthe media doesn't talk about it because they
have they're very hard pressed to answerwhy is it that a terrorist government was
elected and routinely supported and so popular. They were about to take over West
Bank too. They just simply don'twant to have to answer that. So

(01:15:14):
the in the White House has alsosaid that if there was a permanent ceasefire,
Hamas would Hamas had control in Gazaand they would simply retake control of
Gaza. They have to be completelyeradicated. And if anybody, if any
of these other Arab nations aren't helping, they can stfu. They can go
right to Hades, Go go,seriously, go right to hell. Every

(01:15:38):
single time I hear the word ceasefire, I want to blow up more stuff.
That's me again. This is whyI can't be a leader, because
that's the type of leader you'd have. Oh you called for a ceasefire.
Watch this babe, building explodes.Do it again. Everything's rigged. Do
it again. Let's see how muchwe can do. I'm not kidding,
I'm tired. This is ridiculous.How long has this been going on?
Hamas went in kidnap a bunch ofpeople, They charted all this, they've

(01:16:00):
had these hostages. They could endthis tomorrow if they could end this right
now, they could let the hostagesgo when they could end this, But
they don't want to end it becausethey're a bunch of terrorists. There are
a bunch of terrorists dogs, that'swhat they are. So no, so
this UN resolution they should the UnitedStates should veto it every single time,
and Hamash should be entirely annihilated.And that's the other thing. Hamas hasn't

(01:16:23):
provided any proof that any of thesehostages are still living, not even the
American ones. They haven't provided anyproof of life. I don't see proof
of life. I'm going to obtainproof of your death. That's how that's
gonna work, jiminy. But theysaid that they don't believe that that Hamas
should get off scott free. That'sultimately you realize that that's what the that's

(01:16:46):
what the UN and all of theseother entities are arguing. They don't think
that there should be any consequence forHamas. There should be no consequences for
them. They should be able todo they should be able to do with
whatever they need to do, whateverjust defies their terrorism, that's what they
should do. So they they haverejected that, thankfully. There's also this

(01:17:08):
from I think this is isn't thisguy audio somebody eighteen? I think he's
part of the advisors to the president, right, Emerald Thomas Greenfield saying that
yeah, you're not going to havea CeaseFire's and there's not going to be
any peace unless you get the hostageseither. Listen to this this okay,
So this is our us, thisis our you, our ambassador, our

(01:17:30):
US ambassador to the United Nations.Listen. Demanding an immediate, unconditional ceasefire
without an agreement requiring Hamas to releasethe hostages will not bring about a durable
peace. Instead, it could extendthe fighting between Hamas and Israel, extend
the hostages time in captivity, andexperience described by former hostages as hell.

(01:17:58):
Yeah, Lynda Thomas green who's andshe's right. All it does is perpetuate
this problem, That's all it does. I mean, it's a wild that
we it's wild that the United States, who has hostages over there, would
be expected to even green light somethinglike this from the un that's pretty amazing.
Now one of the other big stories, and we're going to talk about

(01:18:20):
this later on this week as well. Capital One has purchased Discover, and
this has been I've been reading alot of takes on this because it's thirty
five thirty five billion. The pieceon this I was looking at I saw

(01:18:40):
a piece that was on Wall StreetJournal at thirty five billion dollar acquisition combining
the two of the largest credit cardcompanies in the United States. And under
the terms, the Discover shareholders aregoing to get some Capital One shares for
each Discover share, et cetera,et cetera, And after the deal close,
it is Capital One shareholders will holdabout roughly sixty percent of the combined

(01:19:05):
company. Discover shareholders will own therest. And a lot of people have
been a little nervous about this,and some of we're actually going to discuss
this when it's Thursday, we're doinga deep dive on this correct game.
That's when we have our really goodguests on for this. But you have
so a lot of people are sayingthat it's this is is this like the

(01:19:28):
I guess the biggest credit card marketshare essentially in the the first in terms
of that in the country, andthere are I know our friend Carol Roth
is one of them who have beensaying that this gets this could push you

(01:19:49):
closer to that digital currency, andthere's there's a lot of there's there's a
a lot of warnings about this.I mean, is it I mean,
I don't like that there's going tobe fewer now. That does kind of
worry me because when you're consolidating everythinglike this, I do think that that's

(01:20:10):
problematic. But is it really goingto push everything towards a more a more
like that that digital currency that they'vebasically they banned that in Florida, rond
de Santis, that that that digitalcurrency where essentially you can have, just
like one financial institution make the decisionas to whether or not, Oh you're

(01:20:30):
going to buy a firearm, we'regoing to shut this purchase down, or
oh we don't like your business becauseof your ideals, so we're going to
shut this down. I mean,there is a legitimate there's a legitimate concern.
We've seen this with Operation Choke Point. We've seen stuff like that with
this, So I don't know whythis is beyond the realm of possibility.
For for for people because we wehave seen it. But this is it's

(01:20:55):
a are you do you are youas unnerved about this as we're told we
should became aggregation the c the CBDCstuff. Yeah, the central bank digital
currency that has always been ever sinceI've heard about it, has been something
that's on my radar. And we'venoticed over the past several months that,

(01:21:15):
you know, credit first of all, credit, people buying on credit increased
big time as we went into theholidays, and then the maximum amount of
defaults on those credit lines are happeningas well. So what I'm seeing is
these banks that are holding these notesthat that people are defaulting on, they
can't you know what I mean,They can't cover they're nut. They have

(01:21:38):
to do something like merge with acapital one like a discover has to do
something like that. So there's whatI actually see is regular banks getting swallowed
up by the central bank. Andthis is kind of the credit company version
of that. But I see thatbanks will be failing. The government not
bailing them out, even though itwill be a bailout, but they'll absorb

(01:21:58):
them into the central bank system andthat will bring us even more and more
closer to that CBDC, the centralbank digital currency that we do not want.
That's full control of government over yourmoney. That could happen sooner rather
than we think. Robert Salvador isgoing to join us Thursday about this,
because he's saying that. I mean, like, for instance, if you
buy too much gas, I mean, you could be deactivated. And I

(01:22:19):
mean that's the problem of having everythingconsolidated like this with this merger, and
this merger gets us one step closerto this, I mean, if it's
already happening in places like China,and for whatever reason, we have the
left and some people on the righthonestly that think that that's like a model
to follow. It's just so bizarreto me. It's so bizarre. But
they also make it to where thisis kind of like the syntax approach,

(01:22:44):
where you can have the government createunfavorable financial situations to discourage purchasing. So
like syntax is basically like financial programming, and you can essentially with having everything
consolidated and all in one spot,you can do the same thing through this.
And I mean this kind of itshould be banned. Uh, They've

(01:23:05):
done that in Florida. We needto do it everywhere. I mean,
it is, it is a majormajor threat. That's one of the things
that we're going to be focusing onas well this week, going in on
all of this, because it's tellingyou it's it's troubling. In the meantime,
here's this. Listen to this headlinefrom NBC for in Washington. Millennials

(01:23:28):
and gen zers are pulling in biggerpaychecks, but much of their spending power
is fueling short term purchases like groceriesand vacations, not savings groceries. Hey,
Kane, is groceries like an indulgenceor a necessity purchase? No,

(01:23:53):
it's it's a necessity. Yeah,I mean, because what happens if you
don't get food, well, besidesstarving and dying. I'm not really sure.
Yeah, yeah, I'm curious aboutI'm just curious about that. That's
how so they put They think thatvacations and groceries can just be put in

(01:24:14):
the sale. This this discretionary spinning. We're just gonna put this in the
same category groceries in vacation. Whowrote this? Did a robot rate this
piece? Oh my gosh, it'sNBC four washing. Yeah, you know,
what groceries are not a short termpurchase, you morons. And now
all of the news you would probablymiss, it's time for Dana's Quick five.

(01:24:36):
Well, I did promise you.Glow stick attack. So a New
York cop was left with a bloodyhead wound after a glow stick attack at
a week in protest. A glowstick attack. It was a Saturday night
demonstration. Twenty five protesters marched andhe got a little bit of a little
cut on top of his head,which required two staples. So it wasn't

(01:24:58):
all that little. But how doyou do that with a glow stick?
I mean it's literally a glow stick. I mean that's I gotta say,
that's kind of a skill. Yougot to require staples if you're that's that's
kind of that's crazy. Uh.Also, let's see here this we had
a story. Oh, I don'tbelieve this one. This is garbage.
It says red wine. They noware saying isn't good for your heart,

(01:25:21):
and experts are trying to trash thirtyyears of research saying that it's supremely flawed.
I don't believe that though, becausethere's a lot of antioxidant properties and
my own doctor has said, youknow, as long as you're not a
whino and you're not like drinking wine, you know, bottles of it every
night, you're gonna be okay.But you know to have like, you
know, every now and then ared a glass of red wine. I

(01:25:43):
mean, my own doctor said thatthat's fine. In the antioxidants and or
the in the anti inflammatory is actuallyit's helpful. But they said that now
that researchers are trying to debunk themyth and they're trying to say it's oh,
it's increased to all of these allof these health problems, except the
studies have only been in a tinyfew group of mice. That's it.
I don't know that all sounds susto me, you know it does.

(01:26:05):
Uh. There, let's see,a couple found a two hundred year old
secret well hidden under their kitchen bonusand it still works. Now, some
people might think that that's haunted andcreepy. I think it's actually kind of
really cool. This is on theIsle of Wight. They couldn't back hover
up the feat tone decides to cooperateit into the home and they said it

(01:26:26):
wasn't what we expected. But theyfound this huge well right under their kitchen
and it has crystal It had crystalclear water in it. That's super lucky,
dude, you got you like that'sthat's super lucky. I'm actually really
jealous. So they're gonna they're gonnamove to incorporate it. That's incorporated.
That's neat. Let's see the uhif relatives to cry undertakers. Valentine's cards

(01:26:47):
sent to nursing home residents. That'sreally bad. Funeral directors are sending Valentine's
cards to the elderly people. Thiswas in Britain and Surrey. Oh boy,
they said that they were able tohide it from some of the elderly
because a lot of the people arethere. They lost their lifelong partners and
oh my gosh, that's like avulture. Move stop it. That's so

(01:27:10):
mean. Oh my gosh. Fivecyclists were attacked by a cougar in King
County and see even cougar's hate cyclists. They don't like. Now. Is
it like the animal cougar or isit like some you know, fifty year
old who takes forever twenty one literallyand hangs out at the bar. It
was a large cat, a largeI'm still it doesn't answer my question.

(01:27:31):
Is it a species of animal?Yes? Or okay? No. Fish
and Wildlife removed a cougar at thescene and a hound handler guy a little
I gotly I love this. Theysaid a six year old woman was taken
with injuries to her neck and face. We got Andy McCarthy, who is
not a cougar. He's going tobe joining us coming up Nextick with us.
Whether you're a policy wonk, anews junkie, or simply someone hungry

(01:27:54):
for insightful discourse. That Dana shoppodcast has your back, followed Dana on
Apples, Spotify or wherever you getyour podcasts. And I care about entrepreneurship,
and I care about democracy and thefairness to judicial system is now being
criticized. People are asking themselves thebar of New York. Is this judge

(01:28:16):
rational to charge three hundred and fiftyfive million in a case where no one
lost any money? Is that goodfor the people of New York? Should
the people of New York wake upto this and say, what's happening to
us? Why is this becoming soperverse? Why are we the focus of
this injustice? And I have nothingto do with Trump. I'm not supporting

(01:28:38):
Trump. I'm supporting American entrepreneurship.And New York is slowly becoming the number
one loser state in America. I'msorry, Larry, loser state, harsh
words, but you know what,he makes a really great point. Welcome
back to the program, Dana lastyear with you. You can listen coast
to coast. You can stream theradio program. You can watch the video

(01:28:59):
component as well on Channel thirty fortyseven, Direct TV, YouTube and Facebook.
Joining us now, my very good, brilliant friend, Andy McCarthy,
best selling author. You've read,you've read, You should have read his
book, Ball of Collusion, theplot to rig an election and destroy a
presidency. I feel like we're gonnaneed a part two. And of course
you know he's former chief Assistant USAttorney and you see him on Fox and
over at NRO as well. AndAndy joins us now via Skype. Andy,

(01:29:23):
always so good to have you.And my first question right off the
bat when I heard the figure forthis, which I'm going to ask you
how we got to that number.But we're normally with me pretending to be
a lawyer, You an actual lawyer. When you have damages like this,
you usually the damages go to someonewho has been who's lost out financially,

(01:29:44):
someone who was defrauded or affected,et cetera. But that doesn't seem to
be there's no fraud here, Sowho gets how does this end up?
Who who is the victim and whogets the money? Danny, you don't
need a JD for this. Youneed LSD. The only way I could
actually figure out where they came upwith this number. So you're quite right.

(01:30:05):
They don't have a victim. Theydo have lots of evidence that he
inflated his assets. It's it's veryinteresting because you know, we have nine
million people in New York and Idon't know how many you know, big
stakes businesses and you know, bigwigs in the financial world. I'm sure

(01:30:26):
none of them ever inflate their assetlike Trump is the first one who ever
did that and invented this practice.Now, no one ever done it in
the history of business or anything.It's only Trump. Goodness. Yeah,
it's just you know, it's it'sunbelievable. But what O'Leary said is exactly
right. And I say this,Look, I grew up in the Bronx,
I worked in the city. Ilove the city. Talking down New

(01:30:49):
York City is like the last thingon the world that I'd want to do.
I stay at the city now becauseit's hossible to people who believe what
I believe. And if I hada business, there's no way on earth
I would set up a business.And as he said, it's not to
do with Trump, it's that ifthey do this to him, they can

(01:31:11):
do it to anyone. And Trumpmay be the like personal embodiment of everything
that progressives hate, but he's notthe only thing they hate. And they
hate a lot of things about business. They hate a lot of causes.
And if they would do this toTrump, there's no reason to think they
wouldn't do it to say, youknow, a firearms manufacturer, or the

(01:31:34):
fossil fuel industry, or any otherthing that they just, you know,
whatever the trendy piety of the lefthappens to be that week, you got
a target on your back. Sothis is really bad for New York.
But at the same time, youknow, every time I go on a
rant about this, I have tohold myself up because unlike the federal system,

(01:31:57):
where the president appoints the prosecut us, in the state system, everybody's
elected the prosecutors are elected, eventhe judges are elected. This judge is
an elected progressive Democratic judge who rununopposed on a slate. So people are
getting what they want in New York. This is what they voted for,

(01:32:19):
and you know it's going to buythem, but they chose it. And
this is just one of a numberof cases that Trump is embroiled in.
And of course this is this ManhattanSupreme Court justice inger on this, this
judge, and with this, Imean, I think with the interest in
that it pushes it up above thethree hundred and fifty oh one hundred million
in interest, so four hundred andfifty five million. And the argument that

(01:32:42):
you know, any bank or anybodyelse was defrauded, I just banks aren't
usually silent about that stuff. Butnope, they never, nobody ever made
a complaint about this at all,which really seems to kind of undermine his
ruling here. Yeah, that's right. So they have this monstrous law in
New York called Section sixty five twelveof the Business Law, and what it's

(01:33:02):
really intended for is consumer protection.So it's a method so that if you
have a business that's engaged in persistentfraud against consumers under circumstances where you know,
every consumer is paying a few bucks, but nobody has a real interest

(01:33:24):
in, you know, taking onthe burden financially obsuing to recover. You
have this thing where the Attorney General'soffice can can jump in in that situation.
What they've done is they've taken thisthing that applies to consumer protection and
they've applied it to a situation whereeverybody involved in these transactions was a sophisticated

(01:33:45):
financial player who was doing his owndue diligence. And anybody who thinks,
like, you know, do youreally think like JP Morgan Chase or Deutsche
Bank took Donald Trump's word for itthat you know, this is what my
asset's worth. These guys that arein the business of appraising risk and that's
what they do before. They don'twant to get you know, they don't

(01:34:09):
want to get stuck on a loanagain. Some of these loans are I
saw in Florbes today. I thinkTrump has like a four hundred and twenty
five million dollar loan payment that's duethis year in connection with Trump Tower.
I mean, we're not talking aboutlike everyday transactions. And the thought that
these people would either lend Trump thatkind of money or cover his insurance risk

(01:34:34):
without doing their own investigation of whetherthey wanted to buy onto that risk or
not. Is not That's it iscrazy. Talking with our good friend Andrew
McCarthy. Is it the way thatI understand it? For Trump to appeal
the verdict in this, does hehave to put up the entire financial penalty

(01:34:55):
here before he can go further plusinterest? Yeah, the whole four hundred
and fifty five million, half abillion. Yeah. And here's here's where
this gets really dicey for him,you know, because we're not talking just
about this monstrous verdict that he justdot. But you know, on January
twenty sixth, the federal jury camein and the second Egene Carol case with

(01:35:19):
that eighty three point three million,And that's on top of six million from
last year. So if you accumulatethat, just take the interest at it's
almost half a billion, even withoutinterest. And in these jurisdictions, whether
it's federal court in New York orNew York State Court, you have thirty
days to appeal. Unlike criminal cases, civil cases you actually have to put

(01:35:46):
up the money to appeal because thecourt needs to be satisfied that you're not
appealing for purposes of delay and thatyou will pay what you owe if you
lose. So's he's put up themoney. Now, he doesn't have to
be liquid, he doesn't have toput up you know, a cash amount,
but he's if he's going to getbonds, he's got any bondsman is

(01:36:11):
going to require him to secure thebond with an equal or greater amount of
property that he can execute on ifTrump were to not pay the bond.
I mean, that's the way thisworks, right, So he's either going
to have to put up the fullamount in order to appeal in cash,
or he's got to put enough upenough that he can get a bond secured

(01:36:33):
by his other property, which isheavily leveraged. And he's got to do
it within thirty days because if youwave your right to appeal, if your
thirty days come and go and youdon't appeal, then the judgment is final
and the PLANEFF can start executing onyour property, meaning you know, go
to court and try to seize partsof your property if you don't pay the

(01:36:56):
judgment. So we haven't even gotinto the criminal cases yet. And he's
in Really, he's got he's gothe's got to manage half a billion dollars
in judgments that he wants to appeal, but he's going to have to tie
up funds to appeal with. He'sgot these criminal cases coming. He's you
know, he's he's rounding up legalfees, which a lot is being paid

(01:37:21):
by campaign contributions. But there's alot of people who want to challenge that
practice because these are private lawsuits,they're not really campaign matters. We haven't
even gotten to a criminal trial yet, which is supposed to happen next month.
And he's in a real crunch becauseit's not like his you know,
his business debts that are existing haven'tgone away. He's got to pay those

(01:37:44):
two. This is one of themost insane things I've ever heard, the
way this process works with us.We're talking with our friend, former chief
assistant US attorney, best selling authorAndy McCarthy. Because essentially, you you
have to help the court bankrupt yourselfand destroy yourself before you can actually further
seek satisfaction and appeal. And Iknow that some people are asking whether or

(01:38:08):
not the Supreme Court can weigh inagain my limited understanding, I doesn't he
have to appeal before they can evendo that too? Doesn't that have to
get kicked out to a federal court. Yeah, that would even have to
happen if this was federal Like Ordinarily, even if you were allowed to appeal
something from a tred like this immunitylitigation that we just saw in the federal

(01:38:30):
court, you have to go tothe Court of Appeals first before you can
go to the Supreme Court. Rightin a state case, it's even worse
than that for the litigant because youhave to run the full gamut of the
state system before you can raise anyfederal appeal. So he's got to go
to the Appellate Division in New Yorkand if he gets any satisfaction or if

(01:38:53):
he loses there, it probably won'tbe a clean result one way or the
other. Then it goes to theCourt of Appeals in New York. We
have the idiotic nomenclature of the trialcourt in New York is bull the Supreme
Court and the highest court in thestate is Goaled, the Court of Appeals.
You know, you want to knowwhy everything screwed up. It screwed

(01:39:13):
up even in nomenclature it's screwed upfrom the beginning. But he would have
to run that whole thing before hecould appeal to the Supreme Court. And
you know a lot of people say, maybe the Eighth Amendment applies here.
You know, maybe this it's notthat he didn't do anything wrong, but
the punishment is so out of whackwith what the wrong was that maybe there's

(01:39:34):
a federal constitutional plane. And maybethere is, but he's going to have
to convince a state court of itbefore he ever gets to the Supreme Court.
Last question for you, our goodfriend Anie McCarthy on the phone with
us best selling author, and yousee him on Fox, read his stuff
on an row, read his stuffeverywhere. It really does, regardless of
what one thinks of Trump, orregardless even of where someone falls on the

(01:39:57):
merits or maybe even lack their insome of these cases, this does seem
and this is me, this islike a downplaying way of saying it,
very punitively prohibitive on per like thisis there there out to ruin him.
They're out to bankrupt him and makehim make it to where he can't defend
himself. I mean, I knowyou and I talked about you know,
the mar Lago case and some ofthe documents there, and I think we

(01:40:19):
were in agreement on, you know, some of the legal questions there.
But this is just crazy. Thisis just punitive for the sake of being
so yeah, and what I findreally disturbing about it most of all,
especially because I come from the legalculture in New York such as it was
at the turn of the century.I'm not saying which century, but it

(01:40:44):
would have been. It would havebeen disqualifying for a prosecutor to try to
seek office as Letitia James did,as ag as Alvin Bragg did. It's
Manhattan DA to say, if youelect me, I'll use the power of
my office against you know, Xperson, which is a very Soviet sort
of thing to do. And Ithink twenty years ago someone who tried to

(01:41:08):
do that would not have any chanceof winning office. But now the culture
has changed. Progressives are all infavor of using process in a punitive way
against the people that they dislike.And when Chiss James ran on that platform,
she won in a landslot. Sothis is a cultural thing in New

(01:41:28):
York, It's not just a legalsystem. That's a really great point.
I mean, and Ultimately, itmeans I don't see what pathway to relief
he has. I really don't,you know, Look, I don't know.
You know, he did get crediblyaccused of inflating his assets. And
the reason I point that out iswe don't really know how rich he is.
You know, Forbes said he wasworth about two point six billion I

(01:41:53):
think in the most recent appraisal,like six months ago. So maybe he's
flowed to fund all this, butthis is a monumental challenge. And again
we haven't even gotten to the criminaltrials yet. And in the criminal trials,
he's got to be in court everysingle day of these trials. Golly,

(01:42:16):
and this is just getting started.Our friend Andy McCarthy, he has
a great piece that's just out.It's over at National Review. The posted
judgment Financial peril is real. Itjust dropped. Andy. Always appreciate your
brilliant insight. Thank you so muchfor your time today. Thanks Dan,
of course we'll talk again soon.Follow Dana on Apple, Spotify or wherever

(01:42:40):
you get your podcasts, because knowledgeis your ultimate superpower. We feel like
we're doing really, really well.The country is in a very difficult time
right now, as you guys havesaid from a moment ago, the world
is in a very difficult crisis,and we have a moment at this time
to make a right decision about whatthe future of the country and the future
the world is going to be about. So to expect everybody to be happy

(01:43:02):
and excited, I think is justunreasonable. We are in a tough moment,
which is why it's really important thatJoe Biden remained as president of the
United States. So that's Mitchell Andrew, who's a campaign coach at for Biden,
and he's saying, you know,you just can't expect people to be
happy and excited and enthusiastic about Biden. You just can't. You can't expect

(01:43:23):
them to be like that, folks. Just not not something you can do.
Oh okay, really, I lovehow they try to explain all this
away. It's fascinating to me.It's my favorite. Yeah, that's it's
because people aren't excited about him.He's a hot mess, a hot mess.

(01:43:46):
He's so I'm I'm taking his previousstatement when he departed Marine one and
was talking to reporters saying that they'reannouncing I guess what package of sanctions on
Russia following the death of Alexiavalney,and he said he was going to take

(01:44:06):
questions or discuss it with reporters Friday. That's not going to happen because he
was supposed to come back the nextday. What was that Karine Jean Pierro
had said that he was going tocome back and take questions the next day
and now those last week and henever did. No, he said himself
he was going to take questions andhe never did. And she, yeah,
she didn't have anything. That's whothinks. I don't have anything for
you right now. So he saidhe's going to come turn around Friday and

(01:44:30):
talk with reporters. I don't Idon't think he's I don't think he's going
to do that either. I don'tthink that that's going to happen either.
All right, today, in stupidity, what do we got? It was
going to be joy Bayhir. Wedon't really have any time to play her
at audio. But the other stupidwas the former Minneapolis City Council candidate Zach

(01:44:51):
Metzker talking about those police officers whowere killed. He was saying, is
it bad that I don't feel badabout that? Yeah? It's bad.
Yeah, so calling that stupid aswell, Yeah, there you go,
And folks, that does it forus tonight. Make sure you sign up
for the newsletter, Chapter and verse. Lorraine's got a lot of really good
stuff explaining all the legalies that Trump'sinvolved in, So especially as the criminal

(01:45:12):
trials get going, you're gonna wantto have those cliff notes. Find us
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