Thursday April 18 - Full Show - The Dana Show with Dana Loesch

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Congressman Bishop didn't have the profile,and Senator Britt didn't have the profile.
And now we do have the parolefile, and now we all know that
the reason he was paroled into thiscountry was because lack of detention capacity,
which, as you and I bothknow, is not a valid reason under
the statute. And now that weknow that for sure, this is right

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out of the parole file. Hereit is subject was parole due to detention
capacity at the Central Processing Center inEl Paso, Texas. Now suddenly you
don't want to talk about it.This is extraordinary. It's also a pattern
with you. So let me justtry one more time. Have you read
the parole file? Senator, I'mgoing to give the same answer, and

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let me say it, well,which one are you going to give me
the answer you gave to Senator Britt. Are you going to give the answer
you gave to Congressman Bishop or theanswer you gave to Senator Paul or do
you want to try a fourth one? Senator, I will not speak to
the particulars of the case given dependingcriminal process. Oh, I'm sure well,
you certainly, of course you don'twant to because it is an absolutely
damning indictment of your policies. Let'sjust review Jose Berrera and how Ibarra rather

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and how he came to be here. On September the eighth, twenty twenty
two, he was encountered by theUnited States Border Patrol in El Paso,
Texas and was parolled into the UnitedStates due to lack of detention capacity.
A provision, a proviso, arule that is not permitted under the statute.
You and I both know. Youknow this. You knew it when
you were talking to Congressman Bishop,you knew it when you were testifying to

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Senator Britt, and you know ittoday. You just never wanted to cop
to it because the statue doesn't permitit. And so you lied to Congressman
Bishop, and you lied to SenatorBritt. And now you are hiding behind
the ongoing prosecution excuse because it's thelast one left to you, because you
testified falsely under oath. You know, I kind of feel like Kermit drink

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and tea right now listen into this. I mean, I'm just you know,
I'm just you know, sitting overhere going accept it's the text,
squatch, It's not actually tea.Uh that was Senator Josh Holly because the
may orc is thing. Golly,we got we've got some stuff to cover
because the Senate, Yeah, theykind of had a little bit, a

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little bitty bit of a melt downyesterday. And that's you know, they
they because this this this how Iput it, impeachment. Yeah, they're
They've rejected the impeachment articles. They'verejected it. They've dismissed it without trial.
That is the top that's the topstory today. Dismissed without trial.

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And I mean, we've got alot of audio of some of these senators
losing their miss McConnell was unhappy,and he really doesn't express unhappiness quite often.
This was audio sound by twelve.Listen to this. The Senate will
be in order with senators take theirconversations to the club president. We've shut
a very unfortunate president. Here meansthat the Senate can ignore, in effect,

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the House's impeachment. He doesn't makeany difference whether our friends on the
other side thought he should have beenimpeached or not. He was And by
doing what we just did, wehave in effect ignored the directions of the
House, which were to have atrial, had no evidence, no procedure.

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This is a day. It's nota proud day in the history of
the Senate. Yeah, well,you know, the good news is that
they can just if the Republicans,you know, capture the Senate, which
I'm don't have a lot of optimismabout right now, then then what then
they can just dismiss any They candismiss it too, right, that's how

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it goes, right, they canjust dismiss it too, the Dems de
rules guys. So it's been Ilove how the word scuttled has been thrown
around. It's been scuttled, thisimpeachment, the impeachment articles, and that
was officially Senator at Cortez Masto whodid it. He was facing these Miracus

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is facing these articles of impeachment basedon the fact that he just literally doesn't
do his job. I mean,can I just say, is that actually
a point of contention with anybody?The dude doesn't do his job. Can
you look at the border and say, yeah, it looks like a good
job there may workus. Well done, sir, here's a coupon. Why
don't you hit you up with futruckers that didn't even exist anymore? Right?

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No, they don't. I don'tknow. Isn't that like a buffet
burger? Hey, buffets? Iget real weird about it. That's a
long story. First off, welcometo the show. Though before we get
further, Daniel ash with you.Top of this first hour, you can
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so that clash. So it's kindof done. I mean, you know,

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but they you cannot do your jobthough, and it's okay. I
mean, we see Biden, wesee the administration. It's not like it's
you know, you don't have todo your job, and it's all right.
That's completely all right. So nowin the House, now that this
is happening, he's Johnson's decided he'sgoing to be moving to Foreign Aid.
I mean, I was compiling theheadlines for today and I was looking at

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and just scroll down here he nowhe's facing another threat to Oustam as speaker
because of this Foreign Aid. That'sthis is all coming up Friday now,
and this is not going to gowell for him if he pushes this,
and it's something that he shouldn't do. I liked his idea of taking everything

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and separating it, but that stilldidn't satisfy. Look, you're you're there's
no point You're gonna get somebody evenworse than Johnson if you switch him out.
Hell, you might get Hakeem Jeffriesif you switch him out. I
think Republicans in the House need tostop this. Nonsense. It's not gonna
happen for you. Y'all don't winenough seats to be doing this stuff.
Now, wait a minute, forcesome of the voters go, that's right,

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you don't win enough seats. Youall vote for him. Somebody'll listening
voted for some of these weak peoplethat are in the House. So I'm
just saying, ain't nobody not culpablehere? You gotta win more seats.
They can't be doing this because they'renot winning enough seats. They're literally not
winning enough seats to do this.This is silly that they're actually still considering

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switching this out. I mean,there is literally nobody they You didn't if
you thought they didn't have a planB before Kevin McCarthy, buckle up,
because they sure as hell don't havea plan B this time. And it
even seems like half hearted because atleast with McCarthy there was personal animus.
There. There was Matt Gates whowas mad because of the ethics investigation.
So that doesn't make sense to me. Then none of that makes sense.

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But now this ninety five billion dollaraid package, it's the triple package for
both for all Ukraine, Israel andTaiwan, there's four billion to replenish the
iron Doome defense system. I willsay we do benefit from that tech because
it is a lot of shared techand we do benefit from that, So
there is a benefit. And alsoit's our literal only ally in the Middle
East. And I'm really sure thatyou don't want to see Iran get a

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toe hold, right, just takeover our only ally there in the Middle
East. Uh So there's with Ukrainethough, I can't tell you a single
damn thing we get at least,you know, at the bare minimum,
at least we get some tech sharingand we are you know, there's an
ally there. I get the geopoliticalimportance of it, but as it pertains
to Ukraine, I mean, Idon't know what. Okay, what do
we get out of that wheat?It's just Europe's weed, isn't it.

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Everyone's like it's the bread basket ofthe world. We grow our own.
Do we get out of it?Or what is our government in the people?
Oh? Yeah, nothing? AsI thought, they're going to have
to have Democrats pass this. There'sno way to say package passes with just
Republican votes. They're absolutely going tohave to have Democrats to help pass it.

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And you know what that means,concessions. In order to get those
Democrats to agree to pass this,they're Johnson's going to have to grant some
concessions. And that's going to furthertick off Republicans, not just in the
House, but also in the Senate, because they're mad in the Senate already,
and now you have this that's beentabled. It's just all a giant

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mess. It's a giant mess,and I need a Republicans are a little
I also don't want them to overreact. In the response to this. Some
people are saying that Marjorie Taylor Green'sdoing that. She proposed some amendments yesterday,
including and this one. I actuallydon't you know, I know some

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people are trying to jump on herfor it. She was saying that any
member of Congress who votes to senda to Ukraine, and this is from
her site for Congressional site, mustenlist. You have to be conscripted to
go and fight for Ukraine if you'regoing to vote for it. It's literally
what it says. Any member ofCongress who votes in favor of this act,
she'll be required to conscript in theUkrainian military and eligible lawmakers can have

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their choice of service branch. Now, some people are like, oh,
I thought this was a joke.I thought this was actually I don't think
so. I think it kind ofshowcases some a very good point here.
So Johnson, you know, he'strying to separate this. I understand the
opposition to support for consistently constantly sendinghundreds of billions of dollars over to Ukraine.
The fourth thing that he was goingto bring apparently they did add some

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border language to this. Is thisborder language and border and sanctions proposal.
That's the fourth thing, because youhave, as I said yesterday, the
three bills, and then you havethe fourth item that they're wanting to bring
up. And I understand some peopleare saying this is just her bomb throwing,
Yeah, you know what, andshe's making a good point with us.

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I am simultaneously a somewhat partially reformedhell raiser and also a total cynic
who hates drama, and I don'tlike the political theater that con Inc and
want to be con inc have beenengaged in dragging the rest of us into.
But I think that this highlights avery good point and that's ultimately what

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it is. I mean, youdo believe in absurdum at absurdum, I
mean using absurdity to highlight absurdity.I mean there's a point in this,
and I think that's what her pointis. And maybe perhaps it goes over
some of the more serious people's heads. I'm not quite sure. But you
can't seriously sit here and tell methat another proposal for hundreds of billions of
dollars more billions of dollars to Ukraineis a serious proposal and expect that to
be treated with the seriousness you thinkit deserves. It's absolutely absurd and it

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should be ridiculed with a proposal likethis. I have no objections to this,
none at all, none at all. So that's and you know,
honestly, she still has support ofher district, so clearly it's what her
district wants her to do. Republicansare still split with regards to this,
and all this is coming to ahead to Mario. They're still split with

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regards to the stay to Ukraine,and Ukraine hasn't been transparent on how any
a single dime has been spent,and honestly, I don't feel prevailed upon
to send any more money over toUkraine without them being honest and transparent about
how this money is being spent.I feel zero obligation. It's not my
fault that there being opaque about this. It's not my fault that there accusations

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of spending it on pensions and everythingelse. How pray tell in the ever
loving hell? Is it the faultof the American taxpayer who's already over taxed,
living in an era of Biden inflation, worried about affording the basic necessities,
worried about paying their bills, keepinga roof over their head, worried
about AI and everything else, theinstability at the border, plus beyond,
How is it their fault that theirover taxation and the money's stolen from them

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and their concern for it. Howis it their fault for demanding answers as
to how those dollars are spent.It's Ukraine's fault for not being transparent,
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back when d Day occurred and onSunday the next day. My mother's four

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brothers all went down to the cocruitingstation and joined the military, every one
of them volunteer. And my unclethey called him Ambrose Brosie, they called
him Bosey, My uncle Bosey.It's a hell an athlete, they tell
me. When he was a kid, and he became an Army Air Corps
before the Air Force came home.He's those single engine planes as reconnaissance over

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war zones. They got shot downin New Guinea and they never found the
body because there used to be therea lot of cannibals for real part of
New Guinea and uh and then myson volunteered to go to Iraq for year
and he came back with stage fourgliobastoma and they and they gave, like

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many of you risked your lives,and you know, people gave their lives
in the country for heroes. Butone of the things that I that I
was doing that today, I wasreminded of what my opponent said in Paris
not too long ago. They askedhim to go visit American grave sites.
He said no, he wouldn't doit. Is they were all suckers and

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losers. That's not what I said. I'm not making that up. Being
Zach Staff was losing to acknowledge ittoday. Suckers are losers and done deserves.
You can't even talk. What thehell is this my son? Somebody
give him another shot, give hima hit off a hunter's coke rock.

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That's Biden, Welcome back to theprogram. Bottom of this hour, Dane
last with you. He's telling steelin Pennsylvania, you know, because he's
ruining their economy. He's telling himthis I love. Let me just share
this is who is This is thethis is the Telegraphs British publication. This
is their headline. Cannibals ain't myuncle, claims Joe Biden. The US

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President's theory of Second Lieutenant Ambrose Finnegan'sdeath contradicted by official wool records. Because
it's bs it's been debunked already.This isn't the first time that he shared
this. If you that's not that'sliterally not at all what happened. Oh
my gosh. They said that theplane went down, but not near a

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cannibal island, and they said thatthe aircrest knows it at the water,
et cetera, et cetera. Buthe wasn't eaten by cannibals. And there's
nothing ever to suggest that he everwas. I mean, the good heavens,
it's the there's the leftist news sitethat are debunking this. I mean,
what in the world. But hestill shares it, and he says

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that in this story. He keepssaying it anyway, that's that Trump wouldn't
go and visit the graves of whatever, and you know, and he that's
also a lie. That's also beendebunked millions of times, but nobody apparently
listens to it. That story camefrom Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic, and
there was zero corroboration of it.It came out this headline. By the

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way, that want is showing theside by side here, you'll see this
headline. This is the funniest stuff. Are you kidding me? Kind of
bills ate my uncle. It's aserious headline data. They ate my uncle.
They opened up a pulp up onthe beach and they called it Shay

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Biden. They ate my uncle Finneganand brose Finnegan. What a name,
by the way, make fun ofa pet. It's not a potential truth.
That's an always lie. Good heavens. They didn't. They didn't say
that. He and he or henever said that. Trump never said that
either. He never said that aboutthat. It literally never happened. He

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just ran with it. That's alsoa story that was debunked by I think
what Snoop's Washington Post. I'm justlike scrolling through my They they said it,
they knew what was a lie towhen they said it, and they
still did it. They still andthey keep they keep saying it over and
over again. It's ridiculous and itnever ever happened. It's been debunked.

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Trump never said that, and UncleBosey they that never happened either. And
he told this. Uh, Ilove how a friend of mine wrote he
told this story on his way fromhis Puerto Rican hometown of Scranton, Scranton,
Pennsylvania. You know, because JoeBiden also apparently Joe Biden is more

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Puerto Rican than one, I mean, going by Joe Biden. Well,
I mean, then why are youwhy do you hate his stutter? Caine?
I mean, you know, youeither believe that the man grew up
in Scranton, Puerto Rico or youdon't. Is there a Scranton, Puerto
Rico because I don't think there is. I mean, who who knows you're
with his stutter? It could beanything, that's it. And uh yeah

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he he The suckers and Losers thingwas entirely made up. Lie that's never
been corroborated. And yeah, canwe well didn we do this audio somebody
too? What not? In thesame thing? No? Yeah, absolutely,
different venues, different locations, samestory. Okay, go ahead and

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roll this potential ambrose Uncle Posey hewas shot down. He was on the
Air Corps before there was an airforce, so a single engine plane with
connaissance flights over New Guinea. Thevolunteered that someone who couldn't make it got
shot down in an area where therewere a lot of cannibals in again at

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the time, and they never recoveredhis body. But the government went back
when I went down there and theychecked and the towns, parts of the
plane and my life. And whatI was thinking about when I was standing
there was when Trump refused to goup. Oh my gosh, that never
happened memorial for the veterany in Comparis, and you said there a bunch of

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suckers and losers. You never soldthat that that never happened again. So
this was another This was another hole. He's on the tarmac. I was
trying to think of the tarmac.Yeah, that's so. Let me so
again. It came from a justLoser's article in the Land and it's been

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repeated by even former White House Chiefof Staff John Kelly, and oh no,
he he's the one who corrected it. It's been was repeated by Obama.
Biden's former White House Chief of StaffJohn Kelly, went out and he
was setting the record straight. Andagain even Wappo and others have debunked this,
and he's like that, literally,none of this stuff has ever been

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said. I mean everybody, eventhe people who hate him, who hate
Trump, have denied that that wasever said. I can't believe we're talking
about this again. This is sostupid. I mean, it was a
it was a There's a lot ofevidence that goes that that completely destroys Goldberg's
Jeffrey Goldberg's claim. And what Iremember when this happened, because he was

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in wasn't it like a ges ThatWasn't this the same trip where he later
met up with the European leaders,including Angela Merkel, And that's when they
were arguing about how much Germany needsto be giving towards their percentage of GDP
for natal requirements, and they hadlike you know, he was sitting at
the desk with his arms crossed.I think it was all from that visit
because earlier, when he was inFrance, he was expected to go north

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to go to a French cemetery,which apparently was his idea, and they
had horrible weather in France, andI even remember stories about like flooding,
et cetera. And he was lividbecause he wanted to go to a specific
World War One cemetery and they saidthat they couldn't because the weather was so
bad and the roads because it wasyou know, kind of from what I

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understand, the cemetery was more ina rural part of France. The roads
were bad. He had to keepto a schedule. They needed to get
him back because he was supposed tohave caught a flight and then go after
being in France, and he wasgoing to lay a wreath at this cemetery,
and they said we can't get there. He had suggested going by copter.

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They're like, we definitely can't gothere in this weather in helicopter.
It's not going to happen. There'slike and apparently that was Secret Service telling
him this. They're like, it'snot gonna happen. It's too dangerous to
go. It was super heavy rain, it lightning the whole nine yards and
they're like, it's entirely unsuitable foryou to do this. And he was
livid that he couldn't go to that. There was never anything like Suckers and
Losers and all of that stuff andIn fact, there was like a little

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known and I can't find it nowbecause it's been memory hold. I had
it saved in my bookmark system.But there was a lefty who had said
because a little bit about him arguingwith security about taking a chopper to the
cemetery and like a you know,a horrible thunderstorm, and he apparently was
arguing with them, and someone onthe left was making fun of him for

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arguing with his own security on that. So that there's like a lot of
stuff out there that completely debunks this. He never said the losers and whatever
thing. He never said that.That is so stupid, Like why in
the world Jeffrey Goldberg literally could noteven produce anything, nothing, nothing the
I'm pulling this up there and therewere email receipts that were produced even showed

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like detailing all of this, thatwere describing this exact visit, and we're
saying that, you know, Trumphad wanted to do this and he couldn't,
He couldn't get there, and hewas livid and and he you know,
apparently said some choice words to peoplewho told him, who told him
no. Even John Bolton, whohates him to death, was like this
didn't happen. It did not,And John Bolton wrote about it in his

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memoir and they were mad at andhe had even said that Trump was mad
because of the weather. Secret Servicerefused to they apparently they Trump uh said
that he uh he was mad abouthe was mad about the rain, et
cetera, et cetera. John Bolton, I don't know. The whole thing
is so stupid, the whole Ican't even believe we're talking about this.
This is so damned Remember this islike almost six years ago, five and

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a half years ago, and themedia was making it out like Trump made
the decision because of the rain.And then everybody's response was, you know,
the left can't meet many Wolden wasstill making fun of Trump and saying
that, oh, he probably wouldn'thave wanted to go to get his hair
wet anyway, and all this otherstuffs. And that's mostly what it became,
is like Trump just was scared ofthe rain. But they literally were
like, we can't fly a chopperand Secret Service told you no. I

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mean, if anybody loves a photoop, it's Donald Trump. And can
you imagine a photo op of DonaldTrump? And in a World War one
cemetery laner wreath and the pouring rain. That's a photo op. That man
lives for photo ops. He loveshis hair, and he's vain as all
hell. But that man loves onething more than those two items that I
just mentioned, and those are photoops. He will go and do that.

(29:40):
And so none of this stuff makessense. None of it's true.
But to Biden's point, you know, mussum boat was eating boy cannibals.
He's eating bout cannibals too. I'msurprised he didn't say that. I love
how it's just so vague. Yeah, he crashed where there were a lot
of cannibals. And the Pentagon recordsare like the Pentagon said his plane wasn't
shot down, because Biden said,yeah, his plane was shot down.

(30:02):
His plane wasn't shot down. Itwasn't even that didn't even happen. And
his uncle wasn't a pilot. Hisuncle was a passenger in the plane.
Oh my gosh. And he saidthe government back when I was the government
went back when I was down there, and they checked and they found parts
of the plane and all this stuff. It literally was not that's so pretty

(30:23):
sure that it wasn't even shot down. Oh no, I I just said
that it wasn't record show wasn't shotdown at all. It's unreal, Like
every part of the story is completelyfalse, like every part my son Bow
was shut down and eaten by Cannibal's. Cannibals actually shot him down and then
ate him. Really, yes,yes, Barbara, Cannibals shot down my

(30:45):
son Bow in World War One?How did your boat? Because he did?
Don't make fun of my stutter.We were at that level. Jeez,
this is stupid. Did you guyssee the list of snacks real quick
that you're not supposed to eat anymore? Thousands of everyday snacks are facing being
banned in multiple states because their ingredientsapparently cause to cancers. Flame and hot

(31:07):
Cheetos, Lucky Charms, Gatorade,A lot of these additives are already out
lowed in Europe. Gatorade is theyhave like they're different colors over in Europe,
Like the yellow isn't a bright yellowbecause they don't put like this,
I can't remember the dye that dyecolor. They can't, that's barred,
they can't put it in there.So it's like a real weird like light
yellow, weird color. I don'tknow, but apparently different states are considering

(31:30):
bands. California band Skittles, well, they called it a Skittles band.
They have four additives that they donot allow. Pennsylvania and Illinois. New
York have similar measures. They've beenpassing these thirteen additives New Jersey and Missouri
they would there, they said.The companies have to change their recipes and
some of them include, oh mygosh, like the stuff in tricks,

(31:52):
Lucky Charms. Fruit loops include yellowsix which is linked to adrenal tumors,
yellow five, yellow six, andDorito's the Ken Steakhouse dressing. What else
A couple of another I can't seethat chip that has yellow five and yellow
six that can cause DNA mutations inwhite blood cells within three hours. Yeah,

(32:15):
Oreos contain blue number one that causedkidney tumors. Apparently, the gatorades,
including the Mountain dews y'all link tocancer and hyperactivity. The food dies
red forty that's in the Betty Crockermixes, all the cake mixes and and
icing. That's they have to carrywarning labels because of red number forty.

(32:36):
Tostitos their little jarred Caso. Cancercells grow faster when exposed to yellow number
five and red forty benzene causes likeeverything, And that's in Swedish fish,
eminem sour patch kids, hot tamales, nerds, skittles, yellow packages,
pop tarts, jolly ran oh,jolly ranchers, all of it. Yeah,

(32:58):
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you get your podcasts like SAMs throughthe Hoar Glass. So are the days
of the United States. And Imade it clear to israelis don't move on
hipha It's just not I mean anyway, I just look what we did recently.

(35:07):
So Biden tells Israel don't move onyourself because Haifa is the third largest
city in Israel. It's like twohundred and thirty something thousand people that live
in the city. It's north ofTel Aviv. It's the third largest city.
It's a stutter. I mean,you know, you know, do

(35:29):
you need to not move on TelAviv. It's like saying, this is
the same thing. Yeah, don'tmove on Jerusalem. He is, and
why he's like squinting and then he'sdoing the karate hands. It's not a
gaff at this point. He's gotissues, got issues, Lorraine says,

(35:52):
because Lorraine's so mad about the boozything, Uncle Boozy, that story is
got me just I can't even manshook us. He wasn't shut down.
He was a passenger. And Lauren'slike, he wasn't even near knew.
He wasn't even near Papa New Guinea. He was north and it wasn't on
D Day, D days on whata Tuesday, It wouldn't even on D

(36:14):
Day. So at some point it'snot a stutter anymore. He did.
He's done this like multiple times.Serial fabulousm is what it is. He's
done this multiple times. So Imean, how do you sit there?
If you how do you say therelisten to this guy and you're like,
wait, you can't. You don'twant the Israeli's move on themselves. That
doesn't even make any make any sense. But I think their family. Lauri

(36:38):
noted that remnants of cerebral hemorrhage wasapparently contributing factor of Ambrose Finnegan's demise,
and so they it looks like theyhave had brain issues in their family,
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Yeah, so he's considering, well, he's announcing tariffs regarding uh Chinese
you know, certain Chinese products,et cetera, et cetera. And people
have been asking too about because Pennsylvania, I mean, higher tariffs on Chinese
steel and aluminum. That's what therefor this election tripling, by the way,
the tariffs on Chinese steel products,and people are asking you know about

(39:07):
they were asking him about this inPennsylvania. He's been in Pennsylvania. He's
doing this to try to keep Pennsylvaniain play because it's such a bell weather
that it really, I mean itreally really is a like major indicator of
you know, how the rest ofthe state, some of these other states
are going to go the swing moreswing states. Welcome back to the program,

(39:30):
Dania. Last year with you topof the second hour, I saw
this poll as in New York Timespulsing a college poll women voters, and
it was taken of oney fifty nineregistered voters. So you got a three
point three margin of error, andit was taken from April seventh to the
eleventh. And it shows in thiswhere it comes to women, and it

(39:55):
doesn't give in you, just aswomen in general. Fifty three percent support
Joe Biden, thirty seven percent supportDonald Trump. And I hear some people
saying, oh, my gosh,this is why we need to repeal the
nineteenth. The moment don't be takenmy right, oh to vote away because
some broad wants to vote for adesiccated old communist. That's like me saying

(40:17):
I'm gonna take your guns away becausea criminal misused one of them. Don't
be doing that stuff. I don'teven like it as a joke. It
aggravates me. I don't even likeit as a joke, especially when I
hear from people who pay less intax than I do. So I get
real. I told you guys,I get real. Matter on this time
of the year, because of theIRS government theft day. Some people are

(40:37):
like, well, how is thispossible? Well, because women have been
told for generation after generation that you'reunder you're under attack, you're under attack,
and Republicans everything is just about abortionand all this other stuff. And
I think that feminism has done sucha disservice to women that you've got women
out here believe in this stuff.They believe it. Leave this type of

(41:00):
stuff. It's I mean, andit's been like this since before you had
the fake trad con traditional conservative uteunquote red pill dudes that have been going
out there and talking like progressive males, which got us started to get us
into this problem in the first place. Was is progressive as specifically progressive males,

(41:23):
and then you had women react tothat, and then progressive women decided
to exploit it further and wage afull on matriarchal epic generational battle against all
men. But I mean, Imean, I keep here. I keep
here. I see people say likethis one check the Nineteenth Amendment needs to

(41:43):
be abolished. Women are the worstvoting block in America. You pay less
tax than I do. Be sitdown. That's like saying again, I'm
gonna take your guns away because somebodyelse use their guns in a bad in
a bad way. Somebody else usetheir somebody else use their guns. I'm
actually on following this person because it'sso stupid. I don't even like it
as a joke. It aggravates me. I think it's stupid. Why does
that make me so mad? Iget so aggravated over this stuff. I

(42:06):
see people out there every day sayingdumber stuff than I do. What because
you're still being taxed? Like ifthe whole concept of not allowing women to
vote but you're still paying taxes,that's kind of like taxation without representation?
Yeah, do I want to putthat person on blast? Does that mean?
I mean they're advocating for taxation withoutrepresentation. I literally get violently mad

(42:30):
when it concerns my money. Youknow, I am an American, and
that's kind of an American. Ihave American DNA. I mean I want
to throw more than tea in theharbor aggressive American DNA. When I see
people who say stuff like this andlike it's a good thing that I can't
reach the screen. I like thatMike Tyson quote. We'll hang on,
let me google this, hang onwhat I'm telling you? Yeah, Mike

(42:57):
Tyson and he's talking. What didhe say? He goes social media made
y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people. I'm not getting punched in the faith
for it. That's what he said. By the way, why does that?
Why does that? Uh? Thatis it? Jake Paul one of
those dumb Paul brothers. Why doeshe want to die? I think it's
the money. Who wants to diefor the money because he's fighting. Mike

(43:17):
Tyson may be old, but haveyou seen his training videos? Like he
breathes and punches stuff. That's whathe does, just saying, yeah,
social media made it y'all way toocomfortable with disrespecting people not getting punched in
the faith for it. That's whathe said. That's a great Mike Tyson
quotes one of my favorites. Imean, I'm not lionizing the guy.

(43:37):
I'm just saying I think falls inline with that. Everyone's got a plan
till that. You know, Yeah, everybody's got plan un till I get
punched in the face. That's right. Yeah, when when I see these
people the Nineteenth, the moment needsto be abolished. Women are the worst
voting block in America. I couldbuy and sell you for what I paid
in tax and you're gonna sit hereand demand that I not have representation because

(43:58):
some progressive bitches are going for Bidenover Trump. I will swing you around
by your extensions until you are bald? Do not? Why does that make
me so mad? I could doa whole three hours on that. Ah,
stop it. Maybe I won't putthat particular chick on blast, but

(44:20):
I think we're gonna be saying somethingabout this because I'm some dumb I'm done
with this stuff. I'm done withit. Yeah, can I just for
a minute indulge me that Jake Paulmight tie? It's in Dallas? When
is it in July? And inJuly? Yeah, and it's in Dallas.
I I don't I don't want tosee that that blonde what is he?
Was he on TikTok oh? Yeah? It was everywhere. Fine.

(44:44):
I don't follow I don't follow him. But I think he's gonna get beat
to death. I mean, yougotta last the first what three four rounds
and then after that maybe you gota chance. Maybe you got a chance.
I don't think you'll die, becauseI think that's why the refs in
there, Kevin slow that process downa little bit. But he's gonna have

(45:04):
shaken baby syndrome. I feel likehe's gonna get and I think too,
I'm actually paying attention to how thebetting is going on. This are you,
Yeah, because I think there's there'sa lot of hype and there could
be some upset potential here. I'vebeen in boxing, I've been into I've
been enjoining boxing for a long time, and I watch MMA. I get
into some fighters, not everybody.I only like certain fights with certain fighters.

(45:25):
But I remember I went in.We went in with our friends and
we were watching the Mike Tyson fightwhen he bit off the Vander Holyfield's eared.
I was in high school and we'relike, we got so mad because
it was so expensive for high schoolkids to do that. By the way,
we've all pulled our money together.We bought that pay per view,
and I'll be damn, it wasover in like a hot minute. I
was so mad. Oh, Iwas so mad. But he trains.

(45:49):
They had videos online showing the differencebetween Jake paul training and Mike Tyson training.
It's like somebody like prepare for theGreat British Baking Show cooking on an
easy bake oven, or somebody inlike a professional kitchen. It was like
watching the difference between that. Itwas really stunning. I mean, you

(46:13):
remember, didn't Floyd Mayweather, wasit? Ja Paula fought Floyd Madeweather Floyd
Mayweather and Mayweather Rock team, andI swear he held him up. He's
holding him up. I'm just saying, this boy wants to die. So
you know, sometimes you got togive the people what they want. I'm
just saying, just oh my gosh. Anyway, the whole point in that

(46:37):
was this this pole, right,this survey looking at women going for Biden
more than Trump. It's always here'sthe issue. I think with some chicks,
it's always going to be the problemof the apple. Even still today,
it's the problem of the apple.That's exactly what it is. By

(46:59):
the way, men, this iswhy you don't ask us what we want
to eat. Okay, my husband'slike, what would you like to eat
tonight? What are we gonna eattonight? And I'm like, I don't
know, what do you want toeat? Well, I'm asking you.
Did you asked us once before?Look what happened. Okay, we got
kicked out of the garden to eatingand we figured out we were naked and

(47:22):
we had to go through a lotof stuff to get here. So don't
ask us what we want to eat. But I think that's the problem.
Is this You're just gonna have somewomen out there that are just they're gonna
be They're gonna be dumb and goofylike this. So I don't know.
I mean, I I also kindof question the structure of the pole.

(47:45):
Now that being said, I wantto point out it's literally one thy fifty
nine registered voters, registered voters.That's I don't know where they came from.
I would imagine that women in NewYork are vastly different, say,
than women in Florida or women inTexas. Right. Women in California,
probably especially like around LA Area,are very different from women in Oklahoma.

(48:08):
So I think that's that's part ofit as well. But I just can't
believe that it's here. We arein twenty twenty four and Democrats still got
you voting by body part, stillto this day, got you voting by
body part. And I also kindof look at it like this, and
this might be somewhat controversial to say, but I really don't care. Believe

(48:31):
me, I understand the how dowe do this? I understand the idea
and the principle of saying, oh, I just don't think I can vote
for that man because he's you know, he's nasty. I don't like I
don't like he says what he says, some of the words he says,

(48:52):
and he's giving it speeches, andyou're done to look. I agree with
you, I could. I amof two minds on I entirely agree with
you. I think that a politicianshould be virtuous. You should have a
virtuous politician. You should have apolitician who is better than the people he

(49:13):
represents, right, better than thepeople who elected him. A virtuous politician
free from big, big offenses.I completely somebody who completely embodies your values.
I entirely understand that. But Ialso think that come November, if

(49:37):
you go, you cast your voteand your I am I'm voting my principles.
I just can't vote for this becausehe his language is nasty or I
don't like you know, these principlesthat he compromised on, and believe me,
I've got disagreements with the man,and then we end up losing in
November. No one's going to giveyou a citizenship award. There's no award

(50:01):
for most principled voter. Because electionshave changed, and also because voters are
forgetting one very big thing. Thepoliticians are a reflection of you. They're
a reflection of everyone. This virusof escaping accountability has even been adopted by

(50:22):
conservative voters, people who say,oh, we just I can't I don't
know, I just do not thinkI can have a vote Trump. No
one's asking you what your principles areright now. This is about tools on
the chess board. It's not anendorsement of someone's lifestyle to cast to vote
a certain way November. I'm notgoing to tell you how to vote,

(50:44):
but I am going to make funof some of the reasoning. These people
are tools on the chess board ofpolitical life. They're tools on the chess
board of advancing your agenda. Doesit advance your agenda to be able to
have someone who's going to be perhapsmore compelled to cut taxes than someone who
isn't. That's the big question.If you answer it honestly, then the

(51:10):
decision becomes clear. But there arepeople out there who want to answer it
honestly, and I don't have timefor that noise. But politicians are a
reflection of the voter. There areflection of you, of me, of
all of us. And so Ithink that everyone I know, everyone wants
to baby voters and act like we'regoo goo goat goa ers. It's lot
bay babies, and now don't blamethe voter. But yeah, it's time

(51:31):
to blame the voter. Send betterpeople to DC. Send more Republicans than
a plus one majority to the WhiteHouse or to the House in Congress,
so we can better control the powerof the purse. Send more virtuous Republicans
to be elected. Recruit more virtuousRepublicans to be elected. There's no escaping

(51:53):
responsibility in this. We either fullyembrace our American DNA or we don't,
or we just sit back and weexport it to the political welfare class and
let them do all the governing anddecision making for us, which a lot
of people on the right have donefor many years. If you want better

(52:16):
politicians, more virtuous politicians, yougot to step up your game. A
reflection of you. Everyone needs tobe more virtuous. To have more virtuous
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(54:08):
Dana's Quick five. It's interesting Missourijust passed the Missouri House anyway. State
House just passed to build a fundstudents over systems eighty two to sixty nine.
Three Democrats voted for it, andalready went through the Senate nineteen to
ten. It now goes to theGovernor's desk. It's a school choice bill.
It goes to the governor's desk toget signed. That's a great news

(54:30):
for our home state of Missouri.Great news. Indeed, also this sugar
cravings, they say, according toa new study it could be caused by
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(54:52):
Scotland's gonna ditch key a key climatechange target. Scottish government's gonna ditch
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(55:13):
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Dana on Apple, Spotify, orwherever you get your podcasts. Is Strudal
a member of the furry fandom.Though they've been a furry for over a
decade, they have their own opinions. It's crazy that it's escalated to this
point where these kids are being sodistracting to their peers that they're years want

(56:00):
to stage a walkout to have,you know, the next generation kind of
muddy our name and not represent itvery well. It is kind of disappointing.
Strude Old believes there should be somelimits. Continue doing the things you
like, continue dressing up, continuemaking art, but maybe let's keep it
outside of school hours. As forthe school Sorensen says, they have one

(56:23):
main goal. We want every studentto feel safe when they come to school,
and we want students to get along. In fact, we want adults
to get along. I can't evenbelieve them having this conversation right now.
First off, welcome back to theprogram, Dana lash with you. So
this has to do is it NeboNebo? How did they say it?

(56:44):
The Nebo school district in Utah?And apparently so there were middle schoolers that
walked out on Wednesday because they saidthat the district was allowing student furries to
terrorize other students and they said thatthe student furries were biting, scratching and

(57:08):
sprayed human repellent at other students.Yeah, I don't even know what that
is. Ex body spray. Whena student retaliates, apparently they're the one
who gets suspended. So what thisis? Utah? They said, students

(57:30):
claim that the phrase bite them,bark at them, pounds on them without
repercussion, and so the students literallystaged a walkout. They were tired of
it. Good on them and theysaid that they're this and this was kind
of goofy. This response from thisis Seth Sorenson, the district school district

(57:58):
spokesperson, to him how he triesto say, tries to characterize this.
He's like, well, they're notlike totally furries. He didn't say it
just like that. But he saysthat the way that he puts it,
the group of students being targeted,because it sounds like the students that are
being bitten and scratched and all thatare being targeted. He says that they
said they come to school wearing headbands, sometimes they may have ears on them.

(58:19):
He does, and he's like,I just don't know if they actually
think they're furries. He doesn't thinkthat, you know, they think they're
furries, et cetera. And thatreally does not at all sound like what
the kids are saying. And consideringthe history that a lot of these school
districts have with this stuff with students, I'm not I'm actually gonna believe the
students over the student because they're gettingkicked and scratched and bit apparently. And

(58:44):
so there was literally they had apetition that they created students for humans at
school, not animals aka furries.The fact that had to be created.
Yeah, and they said and thenthe Sorenson said that he thinks because they
had a message from the school thatwas sent to families last week and it

(59:08):
said this because apparently the school intervenedwith the students, which made all these
made it all even worse. Andthey said that apparently they are blaming the
parents of the kids who walked outfor misinterpreting the school's response saying that we
weren't taking you know, decide,we want you to be kind. You

(59:28):
know, well whoaha, who whoYou're they're the ones getting bit and scratched,
you epic moron. And he said, well, the parents took to
social media instead of discussing the issuewith the school district. It sounds like
they were trying to discuss the issuewith the school district and the school district
decided to not listen to you.That's what it sounded like. Parents were
apparently pulling their kids from the schooland they go We hope that rather than

(59:52):
parents just reaching out on social media, that they'll actually reach out to the
school and have conversations. It soundslike they did, by the way of
this guy's own description, that theschool was talking with families and then sent
a message and the parents did notlike the response that they got. It
sounds like they had to go tosocial media because the nebo or nebo school

(01:00:14):
district wasn't doing what it was supposedto be doing on behalf of these students.
That's what it sounds like. Youknow, sometimes bullying's not a bad
thing from being honest, because aquick way if there if I was in
school and somebody was dressed as afurry and they were biting and scratching me,

(01:00:36):
I would beat your ass. That'sexactly what would happen, and I
wouldn't get in trouble either. Mymom would take me to the mall or
six flags or something. If Ihad been suspended, there's no way it's
gonna happen. You will get hit. But I don't know. Like Caina
and I, we always talk likeI grew up in Jefferson County, Missouri
proudly, so you know, justkind of how we did things. Kane

(01:01:00):
knows this. Kane is a noyou were a north Side saying things how
they did think County. But yeah, it look if it creates balance,
it isn't bullying, right, That'sliterally the lesson here. Kids. Good
night everybody, Yeah, good night, great show. I have a great
night, guys. For real,though, I'm just trying to figure out

(01:01:21):
why in the world that I don'tknow. I'm just trying to figure out
how in the world the students objectingare being portrayed by the school as the
bad guys in the situation. Thatmakes no sense to me. I mean,
it does when you consider the stateof education lately. But you know,
I digress. I can't. Ijust can't even I can't even imagine.

(01:01:44):
It's just wild. But they saidthat all the parents in the school
district now because the story's gone isgoing viral. They I mean they're they're
they're now having to deal with allthe fallout of this biting, scratching and
spraying them with human repellent. Istill don't know what human repellent is.

(01:02:06):
So they've been they walked out.Oh oh oh wait, there's one more.
There were reports of them using litterboxes as bathrooms. How do you
don't ask because no, yeah,and there's there were a lot of kids
doing it, a lot of kids. One girl said, quote, these

(01:02:27):
kids are mentally ill and they're tryingto force their illness upon us. They
want attention, and they've sprayed.Some of the kids said that they had
for breeze. They sprayed for breezein their eyes. And the school has
a strict dress code, and yetthey're allowed to wear this stuff. I
think it's hysterical that they interviewed anadult furry who was like, those kids

(01:02:51):
dressing as furries need to knock itoff. That's when you know you've gone
too far. When like the adultfurry comes down is like, knock it
off your brats. That's when youknow it's gone a way, way too
far. How do we reach thefurries, hire them as a contributor and
our contributor. What is that onenamed person? What was it? I
remember the name of the person thatthey had that that reporter interviewed. Golly,

(01:03:13):
I can't I can't deal. Waitnow, wait there's more. Did
you hear this story? Now?I'm looking at a picture of this dude
neck check. Looks like a dude, biological male very quietly joined women's NCAA
Division volleyball Division one volleyball at SanJose University. This dude has been participating

(01:03:36):
as a volleyball on women's volleyball teamand hid his biological sex. I'm looking
at him. You look like adude, looks like a dude. There's
no way, there's no And goingby the name of Blair Fleming. He
is playing women's Division one volleyball forSan Jose University in the Mountain West Conference.

(01:04:01):
Now, the mother of an imposingplayer was like, look, I
watched my daughter play against this dude. She didn't say this dude via Blair
and then in person, and everyonethought that this dude was a male,
that Blair was a male. Andshe said that he very clearly looked like
a male on the court, notjust by the way he looked, but

(01:04:23):
also his mannerisms. He jumped higher, he hit harder. Nobody could compete
with his athleticism. He had verynarrow hips. He had a longer shirt
in the front as well. Youknow why he had a longer shirt on
in the front cane That lady's gotsome balls, true. He was also

(01:04:45):
Apparently during the match, the mothernoticed that the girls were suffering more injuries
and strains than they had and thatwhen he would hit them with the ball,
they were rubbing their arms after blockingshots from this guy, and they
said he was unstoppable. He's adude. And then they finally figured they

(01:05:06):
finally You can't tell me that thecoach and the administrators at San Jose State
did not know. And she saidshe watched these other female athletes, including
some who were very good, taketurns sitting on the sidelines while he was
on the court the entire time heplayed, the whole game, whole match
he played, and you know,those who are out there playing, they

(01:05:29):
got an increased chance for injury.And she said she was saying that her
daughter and her teammates stats were notas good anywhere comparable to what they were
in the other games because of that, and apparently he was also a jackwagon.
He would stare down and glare atother girls on the court and was
incredibly rude and arrogant. And that'saccording to number of parents. So he

(01:05:54):
is literally he's six foot one.His hands are larger, noticeably, he's
got more muscles, noticeably. He'sa dude. I mean, growing your
hair out doesn't hide your wing.It does not work that way. Doesn't

(01:06:15):
hide the fact that you're a dude. And I think it's ignorant that this
school did not tell everybody that thisdude was playing on the team. Oh
he hit it. He didn't hidnothing. He hid nothing. They knew
he set the school record for mostkills in a match and a single season
record or two hundred and sixty sixkills. Jeez, I mean he very

(01:06:39):
clearly was raised as a boy.He was apparently. I mean he's been
a boy. He's only recently apparentlybeen a girl Division one volleyball highest level
in Cuba. And they get,you know, full right scholarships all this
stuff, and nobody knows if he'sgotten a scholarship. But now, I

(01:07:00):
mean, this is just wild.How do you sit here? They don't
you think Kane that they knew thisguy was a dude. He didn't hide
it from San Jose. He didn'thide this from San Jose. There's no
doubt about it. They just didn'twant to take the public backlash over it.
That's the other thing. There's notransparency. There's zero transparency about any
of this for any of these people. No transparency. And how is this
not the patriarchy in women's clothing?Oh? It is completely And I'm just

(01:07:26):
like, where are all of theyou know, third wave feminists out there
that are that should be raising caneover this? No fence kne but for
it's just craziness. I also wantedto pluh, where's this that I also
wanted to share for you as well? Do you guys? Apparently there's a
new buzzword that's dropped. Yeah,a new micro a new micro aggression buzzword.

(01:07:51):
Ambient gas lighting. Mm hmm,ambient gas lighting USA today quote.
Ambient gas lighting is just that it'saround you, percolating in the air.

(01:08:11):
Some examples of where you might senseits subtle presence in targeted marketing, in
political news, in the workspace.Ambient gas lighting. That's it's the new
microaggression. Buzzword guys. So who'ssupposed to be offended by that? Again?

(01:08:36):
Yeah, I don't know. Iperpetrating the gaslighting? Are the people
victims of the gas lighting? Theysay in political news it's quote polarized politics
have led to seemingly alternate realities thathave only accelerated during the pandemic. Convincing
opinion like news programs or unverified socialmedia hosts may make you question your beliefs.

(01:09:02):
No, they don't. And thishas been going on long before the
pandemic. I feel like this personjust realized that they're political, and that
history began the day they realized thatit's actually a story called definition explained ambient
gaslighting. This is nineteen eighty four. It is it's nineteen eighty four.

(01:09:24):
It's his life mission to make baddecisions. It's time for Florida man.
So we had the drunk boat guyyesterday. There were three Florida men accused
of pepper Spring employees after stealing Chanelpurses from Chanel. Oh my gosh,

(01:09:45):
this is crazy. So three Floridadudes found themselves behind bars. They decided
to broad daylight to rob a SacksFifth Avenue and when they went into the
Sacks Fifth Avenue. They were goingto steal a bunch of Chanel bags and
then flee the store. One yearold thirty two year old with thirty four
thirty one year old pepper sprayed employeeswho tried to stop them before they fled
in a BMW. They said thatofficials located in the getaway car and they

(01:10:12):
ended up involved in a pursuit andthey did get the suspects and arrest them
on charges of armed robbery, aggravatedbattery, fleeting, and eluting. Why
do you you're not going to beat first off, this ain't California.
Florida is not California. They willarrest you, they'll drag you out of
the street, they will blank youup, just to quote Less Grossman from
Tropic Thunder. They will find you. And they're still investigating. But it

(01:10:36):
seems like it's an open and shutcase. But to imagine doing that, going
into a sax and doing that onbroad daylight, good night this Oh you
remember that mystery object that fell whatthey were saying probably fell from the space
station. NASA determined that this debris, I don't know what this is,

(01:10:59):
something from their flight support equipment,Okay, it's like a battery casing.
It's made of. I don't knowwhat that. It weighs one point six
pounds four inches in heightened one pointsix inches in diameter. It's just a
piece of space hardware that crashed throughthis guy's Florida home. And they think
that it had to do with whenthe astronauts were releasing some aging nickel hydride

(01:11:21):
batteries from the ISS using their roboticarm back in March of twenty one,
and that they were replaced with newlithium ion batteries as power upgrades on this
orbital outpost. And they thought thatthe hardware was it was supposed to burn
up in the Earth's atmosphere when itfell March of this year, but apparently

(01:11:43):
a piece of hardware survived and that'swhen it fell in the house in Naples.
That's the craziest thing ever. Ohwe're sorry it didn't burn up.
So yeah, this Florida man,this is never okay to do. This
Florida man, while he's being arrestedby police, asks if it's okay if
he cracks open this beer in PortOrange. Oh yeah, there's video.

(01:12:03):
We'll share it with you tomorrow.We have a third hour on the way
though. Next stick with us.Okay, we just see the cannibal tab
in your book. There's no cannibaltab. What are you talking about?
Is that what you is that whatyou're asking you about? Can you finish?
Yeah? Okay, Look, I'lljust and I think we shared this

(01:12:25):
with some of you, so I'mjust gonna kind of repeat. Look that
you saw the president. He wasincredibly proud of his uncle's service in uniform.
You saw him at the war memorial. It was incredibly emotional and important
to him. You saw him respondto all of you when asked about the
moment yesterday and his uncle who losthis life when the military aircraft he was
on crash in the Pacific after takingoff near New Guinea. The President highlighted

(01:12:48):
his uncle's story as he made thecase for honoring our sacred commitment to equip
those we send to war and totake care of them and their families when
they come home, and as hereiterated that the last thing American veterans are
our suckers or losers, and hewanted to make that clear. He wanted
to make a story. I mean, look, I don't have anything beyond

(01:13:10):
about what I just laid out,But it was a really proud moment for
him. It was incredibly emotional.I think some of your colleagues, as
you know, Zeke, were thereand they got to witness the President pray
at the war memorial, look forhis uncle's name, honor him. And
I think we can't forget that moment, and we cannot also forget what it

(01:13:30):
means to be a commander in chief, what it means to lift up our
service members, what it means tomake sure that we respect this. So
this was just like minutes ago,right that this came out within the hour.
That's KJP just brand new audio doubling. I can't first off, I
can't believe we're asking about cannibals,okay at pres conference, but okay,

(01:13:54):
but doubling down on this whole thingwith regard to Uncle Bosey. Okay,
all right, there you go.Welcome back to the show, guys.
Dana last year. Top of thisthird hour, coming up at the bottom
of the hour, we're gonna talkto dextra Tailor's attorney on all the latest
Big O two A case. ButI'm telling you something, it's crazy.

(01:14:16):
This they I just I don't understandwhy they keep just say, you know
what, he got mixed up Atthe best, he got mixed up about
Uncle Bosi because Uncle Bozi and Lorainehas a piece on this forthcoming over at
chapter and verse on substack. UncleBosey was he was a passenger, he

(01:14:36):
wasn't a pilot. The Pentagon hasrecords on all of this. They disputes
everything, and he wasn't shot downnear where cannibal islands are. I guess
there. I assume he's talking aboutPapa New Guinea, right, because that's
the only island I know where theyare eating people. Yeah, that's true.
I mean, we're not talking aboutsome of the Japanese U when they

(01:14:58):
took some of the soldiers hostage orcaptive. But yeah, it's all they
had to do was say, youknow, he's he got mixed up.
He didn't mean he was just confused. He just misremembered or something. But

(01:15:19):
instead they're so devoted with maintaining it. I'm I swear there. I feel
like I should place a bet.How long do you give until this story
morphs and it becomes my sun bowwas shut down by cannibals? How long

(01:15:39):
my sun bow was shot down,Like I get a closure eye because as
what Biden does lately, My sumbowas shot down by cannibals. It's not
hyperbole. I mean he's been intar pits, cannibals probably, Uh,
he's been in He's that that poorthat man has died. He's died six
ways of Sunday. Oh my gosh. True story. Yeah, but then

(01:16:01):
he did that, and then hegoes into this another debunked story that was
entirely made up by this Atlantic guywho writes over at The Atlantic. The
stooge over there, entirely made up. Even people who hate Trump are like,
okay, stop it, you're makingit. We have to defend him,
now, stop it. The peoplewho hate Trump who worked with him,

(01:16:23):
who later came out with books talkingabout how much they hate him,
they were all even at the theyeven had to come out and say,
you're making it hard for us toget other people to hate him too,
because you're lying about him. Sostop, don't make it difficult for us.
That's how debunked this all this nonsenseis. But hey, look is

(01:16:45):
it a tactic. Here's the thing. Democrats, not all of them,
They're not dumb They're very manipulative,and they don't care if they have to
take a hit and look dumb ifit accomplishes their goal of getting what they
want. Right. So if youhave Biden go out there, everybody's talking

(01:17:10):
about Biden talking about his uncle whowas not in fact eaten by by cannibals.
But now you have all of these, all of these uh stories and
discussion about it this instead of allof the others, like the policy stuff
that he's doing that's really really detrimental, like his for instance, and pulled

(01:17:32):
this up, his uh new plan, a new a new student loan,
share, the share, the debtplan. Right, he's got that.
That's all brand new, brand newstuff. They want to they want to
make it to where you're still you'regonna have to pay for other people's debts.
So this is all all to hide, you know, the bad economic

(01:17:56):
numbers, all of this. SoI get it. I mean, he's
there's a story that came out andpulled us up because he made well the
second time he actually talked about this, it was in Pennsylvania, right.
The first time he mentioned it,he was on his way to Pennsylvania,
right, And then when he gotin Pennsylvania talking to the steel workers,
he made this, uh made theseremarks about the getting shot getting shot down.

(01:18:21):
Oh my gosh. But apparently he'sreally struggling with Pennsylvania. They said,
this piece is Joe Biden losing Pennsylvania. He's got a three day swing
through the state. And you guysknow, he grew up, as he
said in Scranton, Puerto Rico,which is set north or south of Pennsylvania.

(01:18:48):
Scranton, Puerto Rico. North south, Yeah, north south. That's
right. It's uh yeah, that'swhat it sounds about. Right. He
was speaking to folks about what isit. He goes, Scranton values are
mar A Lago values. That's whatyou're saying, Scranton Puerto Rico values.
Let's get that right. And hekeeps talking, he keeps like making up.

(01:19:13):
This isn't gonna be the first.I mean, he's we got three
days of this, guys. Thisis day one. Okay, he's going
through a three It's a three dayswing through the state. But that's because
voters have been shifting. Pennsylvanias aregrowing Hispanic population, particularly in the smaller
cities, and even though typically inthe past Hispanics have voted predominantly Democrat.

(01:19:33):
That's changed in the past several elections, and it's not a sure demo for
Democrats anymore. Democrats haven't been makinga lot of overtures towards that demographic other
than trying to call them Latin Xor Latin no joke. And so Pennsylvania
is changing. Trump won Pennsylvania becauseof new Republicans. And that's important to

(01:19:58):
remember because that can be that canbe he shifting sands type of uh win.
I mean, remember, elections aredetermined in the margins. You have
your bases that are going to votefor how they vote, but elections are
determined in the margins. And wherewho's in the margins. You got independence,
you got you know, all ofthat moderates, and so they've Pennsylvania

(01:20:19):
has been shifting quite a bit.Uh he. Let's see Trump won,
I mean barely won Pennsylvania in twentysixteen. He barely won Pennsylvania. He
took it by not even three quarterof the of a of a percentage point.

(01:20:39):
It was so close point, itwas so close. And then four
years later Biden beat him only bybarely over one percent, barely over one
percent, barely and so the I'mlooking at a couple of here, and

(01:21:00):
I sent some out to you ifyou get the radio prep let me pull
this up the November because he's losingPennsylvania Politics of Steel center stage in Pennsylvania.
There's there. There have been acouple of ratings changes in some of
these other Senate seats Senate races,and I think that you can use that
as a good indication of maybe perhapsup ticket as well. But in looking

(01:21:21):
at some of the averages RCP is, it depends on what polls they take
in their averages. Some of thepolling some of the averages that RCP has,
and I think RCP is a greatresource, But some of the polls
that they factor into their into theiraverages I think are not not every poll's
legitimate. Some of them are pushpolls. Some of them are literally nothing

(01:21:43):
more than firms that are working onbehalf of Democrat or Republican campaigns just to
get something out there that they canpoint to and say, oh, here's
a concrete number and then run withthat as a narrative. So you got
to kind of keep that in mind. Now, that's not every uh,
I don't think that that's every average, And I was looking at some of
the polling for the Pennsylvania one,so this is last night. I looked
at they had six polls that theyaveraged, and I think with the exception

(01:22:11):
of one, well maybe two,but definitely one, they're pretty even balanced.
They're not really it's not really Republicanor Democrat oversampled. And I think
it's probably one of the more cleareraverages of some of these states that are
going to be really close coming intotwenty twenty four. And so the average
has Biden ahead point one percent.That's how close it is. That is

(01:22:33):
how close. It is, veryvery close, very close. And the
uptick for Biden. It was weirdbecause Biden and Trump they both kind of
dipped in the polling a little bitin the beginning of March, and then
Biden it was Biden started on Marchfourteenth, he came back up. Now

(01:22:55):
they're they're kind of on the lowagain. It all goes with the economy,
it all goes with I think that'swhy he and announce this tariffs on
China, all this stuff to tryto try to that's all part of his
three day swing through Pennsylvania, announcingthat going through talking electioneering. I think
he's got some events that he's havingin Pennsylvania because they're worried about that state.

(01:23:18):
They are worried about it. Nowhere's the other problem that I am
very worried about. These polls arenot going to matter if there is no
ground game. And I have beenwarning you about this for how many months?
How many months have I been talkingabout Trump's boots on the ground in
these states? He doesn't. Trumpdoesn't have a lot of field offices.
This is a huge problem. Ihave been talking about this four months now.

(01:23:41):
Finally some other outlets are starting tobe go, oh, wait a
minute, this is kind of bad. Newsweek finally noted this the battleground state
campaigning. Trump is so wofully behindJoe Biden. It's sad. I don't
even know if he has official fieldoffices in every state. Biden has forty

(01:24:08):
four field offices in Wisconsin alone,forty four. They have fourteen field offices
in Pennsylvania the campaign. The Bidencampaign has thirty field offices in Michigan.
This is huge. How many doesTrump have? He doesn't really have any

(01:24:32):
in Wisconsin. They they couldn't establishNewsweek and they're not the first publication to
try this. Newsweek could not establishhow many field offices they have in Wisconsin,
Michigan, Pennsylvanian and some other battlegroundstates. They're still waiting to hear
back from the campaign that right there, if he if they if his campaign

(01:24:58):
doesn't fix that, November is done. That's not an exaggeration. That's how
this works. If they do nothave organized ground game in these battleground states,
you're gonna get Biden again in November. That's not a promise, that's
a garn damnt. What is hiscampaign doing? And now all of the

(01:25:21):
news you would probably miss, It'stime for Dana's Quick five. I just
can't even believe the story weekend atbernie'ss real dude. This woman in Brazil,
it's on video. She's wheeling thisdead dude all over a Brazilian mall,
pushes him right into the bank,right through the bank, and she

(01:25:41):
tries to withdraw money from what Iassume is his account because she acts like
he's talking to her. And thenshe tries to help him sign his name.
She's trying to take out a couplethousand dollars Erica Desuza, and she
had this Roberto Braga guy sixty eightyears old. He's like totally dead,
is a dead as a doornail andis in a wheelchair. And the bank

(01:26:03):
branch became concerned because she was tryingto get this dude to signed for this
money, and they were like,this is not right. There's literally video
of him, like of her tryingto make him sign something. And then
she acts like, well, ifyou're not well, I can take you
to the hospital if you know,like she's talking to him it is so

(01:26:24):
wrong. Wants to get ready toshow you it's it's it's creepy. They
blurred out his face but not oranything else, and he that dude's dead.
The dude in the wheelchair, ifyou're watching the simulcast, is debt
and this woman in Brazil is literallytrying to get him to take money out
of his account. She's like usinga weekend at Berniey style to rob him
essentially, So she was arrested andtaken to jail, and oh my gosh,

(01:26:49):
I can this is so gross.They were trying to determine the moment
of death and they said that youknow, they could kind of tell something
was not right here. Oh mygosh, I can't. I can't.
Even the cops were like, inour entire careers, we've never seen a
story like this. There you go. I that really is all you need
for headlines today. I don't knowhow SI taught that. Well, this

(01:27:11):
woman called the cops over a badbatch of meth. You know, sometimes
it happens, guys, Sometimes ithappens. She Indian, a woman she's
facing a narcotics charge. She callednine one one because she had purchased some
myth and it was bad. Shehad been defrauded, and she told literally
the police officer that it was notwhat it was supposed to be and that

(01:27:33):
it felt different when she it touchedher skin and nostril. What we're going
to talk about Dexter Taylor's case withhis attorney coming up next. Stick with
us. Craving a daily dose ofintellectual adrenaline, look no further than the
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(01:27:57):
year with you at the bottom ofthis third hour, and you can listen
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everywhere. We also have been talkingabout this major case. It's a major
Second Amendment case involving Dexter Taylor,who I first spoke with back in February

(01:28:19):
thanks to Jeff Charles who was raisingthe alarm about this particular case. And
if you get the Substack newsletter chapterand verse, you're filled in on it.
If you're just learning about it.This is an innocent man with no
criminal record who is being sent toprison, probably looking at an eighteen year
sentence for his Second Amendment rights whichwere not allowed to be mentioned apparently in

(01:28:41):
court according to Jeff. Joining usnow is Dexter Taylor's attorney, Venu Vargeese,
who is a criminal defense attorney alsoformer prosecutor, and he's a legal
commentator as well. He joins usvia sky Finnu. Thank you so much
for joining us. This is sucha travesty this case. First and four
for almost how is how is dexdoing? He's doing well. I mean,

(01:29:04):
the guy is just a warrior andhe's been an inspiration to me.
He's a unique sort of human being. He's a unicorn. Really. I
visited him this morning in Rikers andactually just got back from Rikers, and
he's doing well and he was veryhappy that I was coming on to your

(01:29:27):
show. And he told me tosay hello you and to your husband,
and he was in really good spirits. He knew, we knew that this
was very likely to happen. Imean, it's a New York court,
New York judge and New York prosecutors, and so we're prepared for this and

(01:29:47):
this is going to be a longbattle. And I can talk more about
course, and for those Dexter hegoes by carbon Mike on social media and
he's just and I say it.I had mentioned this to Jeff Charles,
and I think I even told thisto Dax as a joke. I'm like,
he's not as a pejorative. He'sa nerd. I mean he's like
an engineering nerd. I mean heloves he's one of those guys who loves

(01:30:10):
to know and understand how things work. And he's done this built firearms for
his own personal hobbyist use, whichis a completely legal activity has been since
the beginning of this republic's founding.I mean it's still you know, part
of our federal statute that it's youdon't unless you're selling it. You don't

(01:30:32):
have to get a license, youdon't have to serialize it. There was
no evidence of his intent to distribute, intent to sell, nothing. He
just liked to build it and understandhow it worked. And the State of
New York rated his home NYPD andATF raided his home, knocked down his
door. They took him to jailonce. Now he's been convicted just the
other day. How many there wasa multiple felony charges with firearms possession and

(01:30:57):
building all the How many charges werethere. So the indictment initially was thirty
seven separate charges. They reduced it. They reduced it to fifteen for the
final vote, and he was foundguilty of those in court and came.
Really is no surprise. We werejust wondering how long they would be out

(01:31:18):
and unfortunately they were only out afew hours. So, you know,
we knew it, and we knewhe was going to go in and so
we had prepared for that. Hewas prepared for that. You know,
the judge you know, tied myhands, tied his hands repeatedly. You
know, she was the toughest prosecutorin the room. So you weren't allowed

(01:31:40):
to mention the Second Amen with it, as I understand it, you couldn't
even bring up any kind of SecondAmendment rights and not cite anything on that
precedent. Nothing. She would sayrepeatedly, both in front of the jury
and outside the President's jury when wehad legal arguments that the Second Amendment has
no place here in this courtroom.And those were her words. You know,

(01:32:02):
it's kind of like extending because youknow what, the New York is
bound by the Second Amendment. Sowhat you were saying earlier is that under
New York law, the current statutesand the way it is, Dexter did
violate New York law. And hewas aware of that. He didn't deny
anything. And basically the prosecutor whatDexter took the stand and look, the

(01:32:27):
only hope we had at this levelwas a potential jury nullification. That was
the So that concept is that thejury understands the law, but they choose
not to convict. That was theonly hope we had. Because Dexter is
admitting to possessing and making these firearmsin his home. So under New York

(01:32:48):
law, you're not allowed to do, which is new law. Is well,
we're talking for those who are justjoining. We're talking to Dexter Taylor's
attorney, Venue Marghesese, who's therein New York. Just actually visited him,
he said in Rikers earlier. Thenew because a lot of these laws
are new, and this is whatnot being a lawyer, that is why
I have you on. Because NewYork believes that you know, an unmilled

(01:33:11):
block of aluminum, you know,you can just go ahead and count that
as a gun. They count partsthat are perfectly legal to purchase as firearms
by themselves, and this is somethingthe ATF has been trying to do as
an inrun around Congress. But frommy understanding, when I read this case
and when I was looking at thecharges and the arguments that the that the
state was making, he's been doinga perfectly legal activity. New York decides
to arbitrarily, without any evidence atall whatsoever in terms of this being a

(01:33:35):
crime driver, decides to change thelaw. Of course, there's a lot
of litigation about that, which isa whole other issue. But it's in
conflict with what federal law is.But then it seems like they're going after
him ex post facto to try tomake him a felon when he's a perfectly
innocent guy who's been involved in aperfectly innocent hobby. So these gun laws

(01:33:57):
actually have been around for for yearsand years. These prohibitions on unlicensed firearms,
there are additional to state regulations.There were city code violations, so
New York City, so for example, having a pistol as long as you
had a license for it. BasicallyNew York and New York City, it's

(01:34:20):
still very difficult. What happened tochange was that they had to change their
licensing regime two years ago because ofBruin. But what they came up with
is really vague and basically the samething they've created this Before they had to
show to get a firearm in NewYork State, you had to show a

(01:34:42):
compelling reason to have one. Nowthey've changed it to this amorphous completely constitutionally
the concept of good moral character.We had the guy on who was the
custodium of records was a police officerfrom the New York City Licensing Bureau and
basically e basically said, it's justarbitrary, you know, because I asked

(01:35:03):
him to find good moral character heput in. He basically said, well,
it's you know, somebody has nocriminal record. Yeah, but that's
in the initial application, right,So if a guy has a criminal record,
he's not getting it in New Yorkin New York City. And then
he was like, well, nomental health okay, but that's in the
that's his separate part. So what'sgood moral character? Couldn't answered. He

(01:35:25):
couldn't tell me how many people hadapplied for licenses and gotten accepted and been
rejected, and he basically admitted thatsometimes he just rejects people. And so
it was a funny. It's funny, but sad. Yeah, realization of
what you're dealing with in New YorkCity on top of what you have to

(01:35:45):
deal with in New York State.It's a this this sounds like such an
absolute mess to try to unravel.We're talking with vinew of var Geese,
who is Dexter Taylor's attorney, andyou brought up the licensing as well.
And from what I read, thiswas something that was brought up obviously in
the arguments in court because New Yorkyou know, the city says, well,
you have to have a license,but they're not actually in the habit
of giving them out. And fromwhat I understand, there are a lot

(01:36:08):
of as you were just talking about, a lot of rejections, a lot
of refusals on this. So theysort of it. I mean, it
sounds like to me that they tryto set you up. Yeah, so
what New York State judges when Bruincame out New York you know, you
know, certain lost It's oh yeah, mine, let's just say, let's

(01:36:28):
say it that way. I'm notshort show, so certain things I can't
say for it, I'll lead itto what I'm able to say online.
So it's certainly lost its tech.And so what they did, I mean,
there was the rhetoric from from GovernorHockel and Mayor Adams. I mean,
it was just obnoxious. They basicallysaid, it's just so wrong and

(01:36:51):
it's create anarchy. And so whatwhat they did was come up with this
new criteria called good moral character,which is complete choke. But put that
aside for a second. What wediscovered, well, let me take a
step back. Judges in reaction,so they get a playbook, right,
So judges across the state are givena playbook on how to reject Second Amendment

(01:37:15):
challenges. So they followed this playbookand what they did was in every single
criminal defendant that alleged a bruined violation, they said he had no standing,
meaning he didn't have a right tochallenge the law because he never applied for
a license. So to get aroundthat, what we did is we subpoenaed.

(01:37:36):
Well, basically, we got afoil request on the New York government,
on the New York City Police Department. It took like eight or nine
months to get these records, andit showed that in the two years that
they were investigating Dexter, he hadonly they only gave nineteen percent gave a
nineteen percent of applications were accepted intwo thousand twenty one and only four percent

(01:38:01):
in twenty twenty two. Posts brewit. So we don't have the numbers
for twenty three and twenty four becauseyou have to you have to. They're
not readily available. According to youhave to have a license to even present
a defense on what you're getting licensed. Well, you have to have applied
for a lighte. Okay, that'sthe craziest thing. I have ever heard

(01:38:26):
for this. I mean, that'sthat's kind of well, you know,
we're not going to take you seriouslybecause you never applied for the license that
I mean, that's just wild tome. That the fact that you couldn't
even say two way, that's it'sI mean, if you there's the whole
discussion to be had on if it'seven a rite. At that point we're
talking to Veneuvar Geese, who isrepresenting Dexter Tailor in this case that we've
been talking about. This is well, obviously you're going to appeal this.

(01:38:49):
Yes, absolutely absolutely, so wehave to the next phase is sentencing.
He's going to get sentenced in lessthan four weeks. If you give me
a second. My son's little tooloud back there anyway, we can't hear
him. He's fine, he's fine, don't worry. He didn't come in
like that. One like that.One guy who's two babies came in the
room. You're good. So athome, I doubly not home usually in

(01:39:15):
my office. You are totally fine. So you have to get so you
got the appeal forthcoming for what yousaid, less than four weeks he's going
to be sentenced, which is crazy, and he's looking at eighteen years.
Yes, yes, he's gonna andthis judge is going to give him,
maybe not that total amount, butshe's going to send a message because basically
the argument is that that Dexter thinkshe was above the law, the law

(01:39:38):
of the Supreme law of New YorkState. And so in the trial,
look, it came out and atdifferent points the prosecutor, you know,
asked him why he didn't have alicense, and he said he had one.
You know, it was license givento him the day he was born.
It was his natural right, andso we we were ready for that.

(01:39:59):
Unfortunately, with the New York jurydidn't really care. And it's unfortunately
the people that expressed any sort ofaffinity to firearms, you know, they
were struck and so you know,and there were a couple of people who
said that they didn't think any whathe did was wrong. They were struck.

(01:40:19):
So we were pretty much everyone elsehad even those who said they didn't
even feel strongly about them. Therewere only a few of those. Most
people had strong views. It's sortof like the Trump trial. It actually
took us longer to get five jurorsin our case than it did in Trump's

(01:40:40):
case, because I was able tothen question and then show that they weren't
ever going to give Dexter a shot. But still with what we were left
with was unfortunately slim picking. Thisis just one of the crazy this case.
This has to be so frustrating toyou, and I know that this
is a long fight ahead. We'retalking with the new Varghese who's representing Dexter
Taylor. I are other gun rightsgroups are they offering to help because this

(01:41:05):
is a huge This could be alandmark case because you're you're looking at some
of the conflict between what New YorkCity and New York State want and what
the federal government says is allowable.I mean, there is conflict there.
So I can imagine that there wouldbe an interest for gun rights groups to
get involved in this because of theprecedent, the potential precedent that this could

(01:41:25):
set. So the the there's onegroup that's been that has shown their support
express and said that's the National Associationof Gun Rights from saying the correct it
but you know, we've we've reachedout to different people, but you know,
the NRA has been silent. Noresponse from no response but we have

(01:41:47):
right, so we we have theNational Association of Gun Rights. Chris Koffer
has been supportive. We were onhis podcast at one point. So this
word has to get out. Imean, what makes this case you need?
Why? I believe certain Let melet me just say, he has

(01:42:08):
to go through state court process.So unfortunately, he's going to be sitting
in jail probably you know, atleast two years before we can get to
federal court. So at least maybelonger with delays and things along those lines
in court congestion. Yeah, noodcan't budut. No, they're not going

(01:42:29):
to give him bail. Judge,no judge in New York State is they
just let a woman go for smotheringher baby with her couch cushions because she
was high on meth and she getsto walk. But Dexter Taylor's got to
stay in prison. Yeah they Idon't see a single appellate judge granting him
bail. But I want to haveyou back because we're getting ready to go
into a break. I want tohave you back for revenue. But really

(01:42:50):
quickly, what does Dexter need rightnow? What do you need for this
case? He needs support? Imean the the process is long, it's
lengthy, it's expensive. So youknow, if people just just word talking
about Dexter, you know, youknow, and and and support for the

(01:43:12):
financial support Gibson go I had.I also had people ask me can they
send him money in prison? Yeah? I mean they can look him up
on the New York City Department Correctionswebsite. I had a lot of much
more important Okay, yeah, theGibson goes much more important to send him.
His family can take care of hiscommissary and his toilet tries and things
like that. Okay, he won'tbe a large amount of money, but

(01:43:34):
really the legal, the legal incrediblyimportant because this is going to be costly
venue. I would definitely love tohave you back. Uh just we're so
grateful that you're taking on this caseand you're leading this fight because this is
going to affect everyone. And gunsare just a variable. This is a
legal formula that could be app appliedto a number of different rights. Uh
So we're we're very grateful for youfor for taking part in taking this case

(01:43:57):
on and we'd love to have youback. Mane of our Geese, thank
you so much. I play yourthank you of course, absolutely, and
folks, we're going to continue followingthis case as well, and we'll make
sure that you have not only thegives him go, he says, that's
more, it is more important,but also for his commission, his commissary
get that as well. Follow Danaon Apple, Spotify or wherever you get
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(01:44:23):
we should have played i e.Cannibals by Total Cello, Total Kololo or
Clo whatever, but that song getsan old song man. We should have
we should have played that. Iliterally have that on a playlist somewhere all
right before I rob you of time, Sorry real quick today, stupidity,
it is our president of these UnitedStates? What he said? Something stupid?
Wan? Go ahead? Are youready to choose freedom over democracy?

(01:44:46):
Because that's America? Freedom over democracy? What? And that's America? As
you said, doesn't one right onebegets the other? And why do they
have to be exclusive like mutually exclusive? I don't know, weird, I
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