Friday May 3 - Full Show - The Dana Show with Dana Loesch

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I just want to say, andI said it before, there is somebody
behind this movement. There is someorganization behind this movement. The the level
of organization that we're seeing in bothof these campus here and at Columbia.
Leafless of how to protest, leaflessof how to commit sim disobedience, leafless

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on how what to do when youget arrested, leafless or not what to
say to the police. Want toask you, there is somebody funding this,
There is somebody radicalizing our students,and I would definitely commission that account
Terrism Intelligence. We'll find out whoit is and we'll be We're going to
be asking some questions. Let medo well the calls coming from inside the
house, dude, because it's it'sthere. They're being they're being radicalized on

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college campuses. And I talked aboutthis yesterday. I think it's really dangerous
for conservatives to lean into this theorythat, oh, it's all outside for
it's not. Maybe in some casesyou have absolutely, you know, professional
agitators that are brought in because itis the left after all, But by
and large this is not this youknow, outside AstroTurf group. You can't

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have it both ways. You can'tsay that you know, these college campuses
are cesspools of Marxist and doctrination,while also simultaneously arguing that you know it's
they're all brought in from the outside. You can't. It can't go both
ways. And as I've said,you know with this, this is they've

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been radicalized for so long on theinside and with these college campuses too.
So it's not. I think conservativesjust have to be super careful with us,
because it's not. I think whenyou when you brush it off and
you act as though it's all comingfrom the outside and that this wouldn't be

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happening if it were not for theseoutside actors, then you're kind of excusing.
Well you're not kind of you areexcusing what's going on. So welcome
to the show, Dana lash withyou at the top of this first hour.
Here on Friday, and it's aweird, rainy, migraine fighting day
in Texas. It's like sunny now, but it just was pouring, so
I don't get it. I don'tknow what's happening in Texas with your weather.

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But anyway, so it's now it'sa nice sunny day. Now,
it's a nice sunny day in Texas. But in New York though, and
elsewhere, it's still a crazy protestbecause they're still protesting in college campuses all
over the country. That's one ofthe things we're going to be talking about.
So again, welcome. You canlisten coast to coast. You can
also stream the radio program discimulcast ofthe radio program as well. So who

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you heard that was the Deputy Commissionercast Aughtry of the New York Police Department.
And like I said, I juststill I mean, kan, I
don't think I feel like I'm beingI don't think that that's an unreasonable position
too, because I don't you don'tyou think though, I mean, how
long have we talked about this?How long have you seen all these stories,

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all the same stuff. It's notjust a bunch of outside agitators.
I mean these are yeah, no, there are some, and I think
that's what he was talking about.Now. It was a four minute like
sort of press conference that he waspart of, and in that press conference
they did mention that, you know, majority of them are students. But
we have found these leaflets. We'vefound these things, these directions on how

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civil disobedience should go how you skirtthe law, how you know you can
cause damage and not get caught,that sort of stuff, And that's what
he was alluding to. I thinka lot of those people from are from
Chicago. You know, Chicago's likea Kammie Hop. I mean that was
the NYPD Deputy Commissioner Cas Daughtry.Oh, they go everywhere. Yeah,
And so that's why we know it'sso organized, because in all these major
cities you're seeing all this pop up. I do think that there are some

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instances where you have these professional agitatorsthat see the stuff popping up on college
campuses and they race over because they'regonna they want to try to exploit it.
I do think that that happens.I do think that happens as well.
But I also think that this isa symptom of what has been building,
what we've been talking about on thesecollege campuses for I don't know how

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many years now. I mean,it has been a thing. We've talked
about it for years. The Imean, I have story after story.
I went back so this morning whatI was doing is I was looking back
at all of my all my storiesthat I've saved that get into uh progress
based, you know, essentially treatingcollege is like a like a a sweatshop

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to pump out little little revolutionaries.And I have so many stories say that
goes back. Gosh, I've beenwriting about this for years and it's it's
like it's like coming full circle.So now it's almost turning on them,
which is they had in Texas.This was at ut So this is where

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most of the people who were arrestedwere students. There were a group who
were not students. In fact,there were a group. It was the
minority. They weren't by any meansthe majority of arrests, but the people
who were arrested were students. Andthen there were some who are arrested from
the outside that were these outside agitators. And they said that the age range

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from the outsiders was early thirties toa guy who's fifty nine, and they
weren't enrolled, but they said thatthey apparently came in. So like one
guy fifty five is you know,a progressive agitator, and he has a
YouTube channel where he constantly puts himselfin conflict with police, like he literally

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will go out of his way todo it apparently, and he's attended all
these gaza rallies, you know,across the country, and that's what he
does. He goes. You havethese people who go to these different events.
They travel. I remember in SaintLouis when we were still just regional.
This was back in twenty eleven tentwenty eleven, when the occupy stuff

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was getting going. There were agroup of these agitators from Chicago and they
were older even then at the time, they were older, and they were
these agitators from Chicago, and theywent out and they would go and they
would quote unquote train these other protestersin how to maximize exposure, exploit it,

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stage these like fake confrontations with lawenforcement, et cetera, et cetera.
And it's always the same people.They're all connected. It's like that
Bill Ayers group out of Chicago,the Weatherman group out of Chicago. It's
all the same people. They're stillthere year after year, they have tenureship
at the university. They're all there, still doing the same thing. They

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but they looked in this Daily Mailhad a piece where they were looking at
well it was crib from somebody else. They didn't cite them, but they
had a piece where they were lookingat the individuals specifically the UT protest and
how the one who were not students. They're like professional agitators, and they
were the ones who were distributing thehandbills and all this other stuff. And

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they all they're all active on socialmedia. It's one of the reasons why
it was so easy to identify themand apprehend them. And another activist works
for a move mve Texas, whichis a progressive organization that tries to register
everybody, regardless of whether or notthey're legal to vote all of this,
and so they also found weapons thatwere strategically placed around the campus after the

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big protests. They found guns,rocks, bricks, steel enforced wood,
planks, mallets, and chains thathad been strategically placed around UT's campus.
And the question is to you know, how many of the protesters that were
doing this stuff were here conditionally byway of just you know, you're here

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because you're a student. I don'tknow. There's a lot, there's there's
absolute opp there's always opportunity, andyou're always going to live with that.
There's always opportunity for outside forces toexploit any kind of division, and people
who are stupid enough within the UnitedStates to allow them to be allow themselves
to be exploited by outside forces forthe purpose of division. That hasn't changed.
That hasn't changed since the Occupy daysand before then. So that's still

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there's a victims group. This fromRed State October seventh. Victims victims are
suing the group behind one of thegroups behind organizing some of the campus protests,
alleging that they're a propaganda arm ofHamas. There are nine people.
They are either themselves survivors or theyhave an immediate relative who were massacred in
Hamas's attack on Israel. On Octoberseventh, they filed a lawsuit against the

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Nationals Students for Justice in Palestine groupsSJP and their parent organization. And they've
been apparently the Students for Justice inPalestine Palestine, they've been active in helping
to organize these demonstrations at these collegecampuses, and so the complaint is trying

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to go through the Anti Terror Actand the Alien Tort Statute and seek damages,
and that's kind of interesting. Idon't know how successful that's going to
be that, I mean, obviouslythey're going to have to they're alleging that
they're using propaganda to intimidate, convince, and recruit uninformedist guided, and impressionable
college students to serve as foot soldiersfor Hamas on campus and beyond. Now

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that gets to be a very interestingargument, and we talked a little bit
yesterday and we're going to talk aboutit some more. That really stupid bill
that was passed in the House that'sactually an anti free speech bill. It
doesn't really have if you're going tofocus on anti Semitism, you got to
realize that, you know this,the bill that was passed and Mike Lawler
brought it forward, really is anabridgment of speech, and we talked about

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that at length. Like I said, but the going through this Anti Terrorism
Act and Alien Tort Statute, you'restill getting into a free speech issue with
us, because if you can ifyou can prove damages, that's one thing.
But that's that's going to be somethingthat you're going to have to bring
forward in your art. So we'llsee how that goes. But that's what
they have filed suit. I'm happyjust to see some of these people caught

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up in some waffare. I'm notgonna lie. They were clearing out the
Portland State University, and it wasjust an absolute as you can imagine when
they were clearing out UCLA, whenthey've cleared out these other universities, they
said that it's been absolutely disgusting whenthey go in. They said that the
activists had spread soap on the floorsand buildings because they wanted police who came

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in to slip and fall. Theyhad a break down. All of the
rats nest looking barricades that these peoplehad put up, they made and they
ripped out the fire alarm system.They did a lot of stuff. They
spread paint everywhere, They graffitied everything. The building is not even safe to
occupy because there's no alarm system that'sbeen removed. The fire system has been

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removed. They said that they havefound all kinds of weapons in the building
that was presumably to be used againstpolice. They destroyed the library. They
I mean destroyed the floor. There'sso much damage. They actually apparently stole
rare archival material, including a DarkHorse comic collection that was in the library.

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Of course, nobody knows the coston that yet, so there's going
to be This is not that's nota free speech issue. These are just
people being jackwagons and taking advantage ofit. And I think that that's predominantly
the majority of this because half ofthese people don't even know what they're standing
there for. So coming up,we also have some of the latest with
regards to economic policy. The capitalgains tax rates are going to wallop a

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And then also some culture, becausenow there is and this is a bizarre
rise of cosmetic clinics offering grotesque cosmeticsurgeries to craft quote unquote non binary people
male and female copulatory organs of thegender that they want to identify as like

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billion share buyback. This from CNBC. As iPhone sales have dropped by ten
percent. Their fiscal second quarter earningswere just a little slightly higher than a
straight expectations reported, but overall revenuesdown four percent. iPhone sales are falling
by ten percent. Is it justbecause people aren't buying the latest iPhone anymore?
Like, what's the what? Yeah, I mean, it's inflation and

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all of that too, But that'salways been like, I feel like one
of the last thing that's things that'sbeen hit, you know what I mean.
Additionally, the border agent on horsebackwho is falsely accused of whipping migrants
in Texas has been awarded for hisservice. He ought to be he really
should be this sub border patrol agent. You guys remember all of that when
they said that oh, people werewhipping the agents or the agents were whipping

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the people trying to cross with whatthey had whips and they were actually horses
reins. So the agent was recognized. He received an award for his intelligence
work on human smuggling cases. Goodfor him. He ought to, in
fact, they all ought to receivea presidential apology. Britney Spears got into
a fight with her boyfriend at ChateauMarmont. The ambulance was called. She
walked out in her underwear in ablanket. She apparently is now home and

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safe. All the people who arelike free Britain. Now do you see
why she needed a conservatorship. Theysaid she's in fear of going broke,
and she apparently is. You know, she didn't look well. And this
study, which is trash, itsays if you like loud cars, you
might be a psychopath. Now thisis what gets me. I think this

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is a sexist study because they saythat it's all about men. Men who
like noisy cars are more likely tobe psychopaths, and they get a kick
out of watching people get startled.What about people who do stupid surveys like
this and leave out women who Ilove loud cars. I have a loud
car. I have a super loudcar. It is a loud car that

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goes. It is one of thoseIt puts hair on your chest, even
if you're a woman when you driveit. And I don't know why women
were left out of this. Thatmakes me mad, right, No,
no, wax, I don't,but you know what I mean. But
they said that researchers wanted to understand, now, who does this? Who
does this? They wanted to understandwhether or not there was a link between

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loud automobiles and the dark personality traits. They said that there's Machiavellian controlment of
shut up, you people are sostupid. They looked at five hundred and
twenty nine participants and they're like,yeah, men like the louder cars.
And I think that the researchers whodid this are a bunch of giant pansies
who all peece sitting down, allof them, men included. So this

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is interesting. This is kind ofa retread of the Ghost Army. You
guys, remember we talked about thatbefore World War Two. It was a
sy op that the US Army didon Germany, and they actually had employed
a lot of people from Hollywood inorder to fake out the Nazis so that
patent could cross and get into Germany. But now they've released The US Army

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has released a mysterious Ghost in theMachine recruitment video. It's basically Ghost Army
two point zero. It's information psychologicalwarfare, and so they're trying to apparently
recruit people for that. The peoplewho have no idea about the Ghost Army.
You're acting like this is a brandnew thing. This is called Ghosts
in the Machine two. And theyposted this weird video online using the actual

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Ghost Army logo back from back inthe day, and they said that the
Army Special Operations Command and Special Forcesrecruiters hope that it'll inspire new recruits to
come into an often unseen and littleknown job. You know what, You're
not going to have any new recruits. So long as you have commanding officers
who are dudes who tuck and wearskirts and wear lipstick and make you call
them by fake, unscientific pronouns,You're not going to get anybody who's who's

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Show. Yeah, I think it'smore than divestment as well. I think
given the fact that the University ofCalifornia is founded on colonialism, it's inherently
a violent institution. There needs tobe an addressment of US imperialism and its
ties to the UC system and howit perpetuates war and violence abroad, not

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only abroad, but also here locally. We see this with the brutality,
the police brutality that black and brownstudents face here out in cla Arab students,
Muslim students, Palestinian students, andI myself have personally have been like
face that those violences that the UChas perpetuated and continues to perpetuate. It's

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not just a means of divestment,it's a divestment from Zionism. Yeah,
it's Friday. We all have headaches, because Texas weather. We ain't a
move for that. Welcome back tothe program, Dane, last with you
a bottom of this third hour.I can't, you know, just flunk
them all, send their asses home. Flunk every one of them. If

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I was a teacher, every oneof you, every one of my students,
I'd flunk, because I can't.I'd be mean. I'd flunk all
of you, and you'd have togo home and you'd have to pay again
and retake the class. Love it, love it, love it, love
it. And so this is I'mso done with these trash babies. They

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are making me want to actually supportabortion just for them. You think I'm
joking, I'm just how When didthey go home? When are their classes
done? Send them home. I'mtired of it. I'm tired of seeing
their stink on TV. Send themhome. Do you think any of them
are serious academics? No, ofcourse, Like they use these words that

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are buzzwords that that people who areactually stupid hijack and then repeat like parrots
because they think it makes them soundintellectual. I know that at the end
today, that's shut up. Youknow you probably got your you're you probably
have one of those taxpayer funded studentloans. No, we're not. We're

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not doing any of that. I'mjust remember when colleges were about education.
They're not anymore. That's why Ishould go to Hillsdale. They're not anymore.
I I it's a bunch of whinybabies who have been coddled, and
they all go and they they makethe idea of a college degree anymore look

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like a joke. They make itlook like a joke. I don't know
how they think that this is likeit makes them look like good candidates for
jobs either, although maybe some maybethey can go and get a job with
sweet Baby inc Maybe they can dothat. So again, welcome back to
the program, Dana lash with youworked at there's some of the I guess

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some of the colleges are ending theirclasses. They've there's been a ton of
commencement ceremonies that have been canceled.A lot of the students, I think
are going home. So you're goingto hear more and more stories about the
mess that everybody has to clean upthat they leave for, you know,
the prolls, the poors to goand clean up. They just leave it
for all of them. In themeantime, there's a few other things I'm
going to want to make sure thatwe touch on the we've had. We

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have some culture issues that we're goingto get into. I don't know if
you heard of this. This pullthis story up for you. The administration,
per CNBC via the White House,has said that they're going to make
sure that gas prices remain affordable thissummer season. That's what a Biden advisor
told CNBC. Now here's the questionthat I have. Back in last year

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and then the year before that,didn't the administration argue that they don't control
gas prices? Because I have amillion articles where they said that they don't
control gas prices, and that's it. They don't control gas prices. Uh,
I'm curious, how are they goingto make sure that gas prices remain

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affordably low this summer when they're andI mean, we're not even doing anything
here at home, and they saidthey don't control gas prices. Remember the
Biden administration said that he doesn't controlthe gas prices. I love how they
think you're dumb enough to believe thatthey think that you are alleging they're moving

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the argument. They're alleging that youthat you're arguing that well, Joe Biden
himself can determine particularly specifically what thegas prices are, when in fact they
know that it has to do withhow many you know, the leases for
drilling, exploration, refinery, whetheryou know are quota of how much we're

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actually being we're able to deliver heredomestically. They know all of that plays
into it, All of it playsinto it, but they they just want
the talking point. Additionally, jobgrowth has fallen. Bureau of Labor Statistics
released some new data this morning theUS. The unemployment rate ticked up to

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three point nine percent. Economist theythought that maybe there would be a couple
hundred thousand jobs added in April,but there that's not correct and less productivity
data is spelling definitely more trouble.They said that the low and that the
unemployment rate, because now it's tickedout three point nine percent, that's bls.

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The lowered economic growth, persistently elevatedinflation is all driving into it.
Now everyone's wondering whether or not we'rein a period of stagflation. Well,
we definitely have inflation and stagflation stagnanteconomy for the most part, I mean,
I think it's been that way forquite some time thanks to the administration
and the policies they're in. Theysaid, US business productivity growth also slid

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in the first quarter to two pointthree percent growth, and manufacturing didn't really
increase. His static and as youknow, interest rates aren't going anywhere.
Great job, great economy. We'regoing into a strong summer, Kane,
super strong summer, and I'm surethat the President's going to make sure that
gas remains affordable. The only wayhe can do it is to empty out

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our strategic petrole reserve. That's theonly way he can do it. There's
no he We're at one hundred percentcapacity as it pertains to you know,
taking oil and making gasoline out ofit. Correct, So it's not like
we can increase capacity. So he'sliterally going to drain it, which by
the way, they've failed to fillit when they promised to do it,

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and when they said they were goingto wait until what was it, twenty
a barrel and then they and thenit didn't happen. Now it's what it
jumped to eighty a barrel. They'relike, oh, we can't do it
now, it's too expensive. Yeah, well, we can't do it now.
Guys. They sold it to Chinalike eighty or eighty five of barrel,
so anything under that they should beable to put it back in.
But they're not doing it. Itshould be and in political will, as
you know, we can do itis to drain the spr It's the only

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thing he can do. Now,speaking of gravel pits, Christy Noam,
someone needs to tell her to stoptalking about the puppy gravel pit story.
This woman will not stop talking aboutit. She will not quit. She
did I don't know what she hasyet another television interview that she did about
this. She will not stop tweetingabout it. And her story's changing like

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she's changing her story now. She'ssaying that it was a working brig dog,
even though the AKC says that wiredhair pointers are considered puppies until they
reach age two. This dog wasnot two years old, and that's according
to Noah's own story. She's changingit now, she's she's trying to move
the goalpost and say, and thenshe omitted the fact that she wrote in

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the book how much she hated thedog. She truly hated the dog.
I think that again. Staffers whotell you, yeah, go ahead,
put in your vice presidential audition bookthat bit about when you took your puppy
to the gravel pit and shot it. Go ahead, put it in there
as a good flex and then andthen have it as an excerpt that you

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run in one of the biggest newspapersin the world, and then do non
stop interviews about it and tweet incessantlyabout it. I think that people who
advise you to do those things,if you're an elected official or you're a
candidate, perhaps don't have your bestinterests in mind. I'm just going to
adventure a guess here, and nowthat does not mean I'm suggesting that you

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take those reporters to the gravel pitor those staffers to the gravel pit.
I'm not suggesting that at all.I'm just saying that maybe if you're being
told to do that, they don'thave your best interest in mind, and
if you're listening to them, maybeyou don't have your best interest in mind
either. There's like, have youseen the tail of two books? So
you have Tulcy Gabbert, who's goingto be on the program coming up,
not today, but she's going tobe on the program soon she came out

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with a book that I also thinkis a VP audition book. And then
you have Christy Noham who came outwith a VP audition book. One of
these, one of these officials,one of these politicians did not put in
a story making themselves look insane bynot really explaining or justify. I mean,
if the dog was dangerous and bad, then you need to do a
better job at making that case inthe book. And she didn't do that.

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I mean she literally, by herown hand, the way she wrote
it was she took a dog thatwas just not trained very well and was
aggressive and you know, and tookit in a gravel pit and shot it
because she wouldn't train it. That'swhat it sounds like. But people who
get mad at everybody in the commentariatfor talking about it, we're only talking
about it still because she will notshut up about it. I only mentioned

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it the first day that it happened, and then today she has been for
the past week non stop talking aboutit. I don't know if her people
are telling her double down on itor stand your grin. I don't know
what they're telling her. It isone of the most bizarre things I've ever
seen. Just stop it. Juststop talking about the damn story. It

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was bad enough that you put itin the book because you thought it was
a flex. It was bad enoughthat you allowed the Guardian to excerpt it
and to hype your book, andit's bad enough that you keep doubling down
on it. Just stop talking aboutthe damn dog story. What in the
hell is the matter with you?Who in the world does this stuff?
Goll Lee? I keep seeing tweetsabout it, I keep seeing interviews about

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it, Like who's telling her todo this? At some point? Like
you want to preserve your career,right, Like you would just think that
that instinct of self preservation would kickin at some point. It has not
with her. I don't know.Now. Another note quick, not too

(30:02):
as we're rolling. You know,John Fetterman agreed with Rond DeSantis about lab
grow meat. I wrote, ifyou get the preppy meal that I don't
agree with Rond DeSantis some beanie labrowmeat, and not for the noble purpose
of limited government either. I don'tgive a rats backside about that. With
this issue, I want the peoplethat I don't like to eat bad things
for them, because it takes careof a problem without me having to get

(30:25):
involved in excert any energy over it? Right? Does that sound me?
I'm being honest. That's what government'sbeen doing to us for decades. I'm
literally not even joking. I justI just let the people who want if
you want to eat lab grow meat, y'all, nam nam get it to
it, go and eat that labgrow meat, take care of a problem
for us. Right, I'm alrightwith that. But John Futterman was,

(30:45):
and I get it. He's likean ag whatever, dude, He's like,
oh, I actually, but theway he said it, it's like,
don't make me revoke your hoodie pass, yo, don't make me do
it. He came out, andhe tweeted that it pains him deeply to
agree with Crash and burn Ron,but I co sign this. Do do
not even don't even I'm not goingto say that you look like grew from

(31:06):
the Minion's movies, but you do. So just let's not. Let's not
sit here and talk about other politicians. I gave you the hoodie pass.
That's enough. I just you know, just I it makes it easier for
all of us to be left aloneby their dippy policies. If they're if
they fall victim to them. Socoming up, this is what we the
We still have economy, get thelatest with RAFA. We've got GOP twenty
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(31:32):
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all performative because Texas has a lawabout the transgender surgeries for minors. But
Austin it was just purely performative.But they had their city council passed this
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misrepresent what's happening at UCLA at otherplaces on their social media accounts. People
like a manual Acho for example.So to me, at the end of
the day, no problem, noproblem at all with disruption. Again,
you don't have to tear up thewhole university, but making the university uncomfortable
is exactly what you're supposed to.I'm a parent of a college student,

(33:45):
and you know what I'm saying.I'm okay with it, get your grades
done, but tears up too.Oh really, that's Mark le Monhell.
He's telling progosen college protesters to tearsome redacted up. Welcome back to the
program. Can I just tell you. I was asking one of my kids,

(34:09):
who's at a southern university where theywill not deal with them. I
was asking him, I'm like,have you seen any of these protests happening
in your campus? And he's like, Lol, No, not gonna happen.
And if it did, he wouldbe he'd be one of the dudes
holding up the flag, and Ifind it so amusing that at some point

(34:37):
and I get it, you know, college they're young adults. But I
got to tell you, even ifI disagreed with something in my dudes were
somehow, my sons were protesting againstsomething even if I disliked it, and
they were engaged in destruction and doingthings that actually made it look like it

(35:05):
was bad advocacy and made people turnaway from the issue. I think I'd
be down there with a flip flop, you know, I really do.
I do. I really I'd bedown there with the flip flop and I'd
be slapping some people, including mykids. You know. One of the
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(35:25):
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twenty. Well, look, yeah, I mean I you know, back
in January, I endorse them.I think it's really important that we win

(37:59):
this select and I reiterated that tohim. You know, we're going to
be active in a variety capacities throughoutthe rest of the year for to help,
you know, not just the topof the ticket, but all around
the country and particularly in Florida withsome of the key issues we have to
deal with. But you know,a lot of it was just connecting about
things. I mean, look,he's a dad, he's got a kid

(38:19):
going to college. You know,I'm a dad. I've got three young
kids in the household. He's concernedabout how my wife was doing. Obviously
she she had a cancer scare acouple of years ago. So it was
just a good meeting and a goodconversation. But he understands the importance of
this election. He understands the damagethat Biden is doing. And I think

(38:40):
you would see one hundred and eightydegree different policies if we're able to win
in November, which is important thatwe do. Desantas's class. He has
a million percent class. And bythe way, I can't think of a
better way to bomb out the leftgoing into the summer than you know,
that meme of DeSantis and Trump andlike two dudes shaking hands, like coming

(39:04):
together. So that's something that's gonnamake It's going to make the left we're
later depressed. Welcome back to theprogram. Dana last with you at top
of this second. I we toldyou that they met on Sunday talking about
fundraising, and DeSantis is because youknow, twenty twenty four November not that
long away, y'all. We're gettinginto it now. We're in it now.

(39:24):
I know that, like the electionseason seemed long, but that's just
because the primary started so early.But we are in it now, and
I just think he's pure class,and I got to say I like it.
You know, people get into squabblesand all of that stuff during politics.
The people who are true pros andthe people who are emotionally mature enough

(39:45):
to handle it are those who don'ttake it personally. And remember, you
know who their actual allies and theirfriends are, and those who don't and
the once who don't those are thetrash people that you just discard by the
wayside. So this is class.It's like a Republican Voltron coming together.
I have said this for so long, isn't it right? Form the arms

(40:07):
and legs, and I'll form thehead and then like my favorite part of
the Voltron is I have gosh.I loved that show. And I was
a kid and I had like thesmaller Vultron and I had the bigger Voltron
because all my cousins got me oneof the cats one year. I each
cousin got me a cat, andI had the whole thing. And you
remember Voltron would be up in theair and then his feet were wow wow,

(40:28):
and then his hands raw wow becausethey're the cats. Right. Was
it a lion roar? I neverunderstood it, but they did. I
actually I don't care. It's justit's Vultron. That's all you need to
know. It's amazing and oh man, gosh, that was whenever Vultron came
together. Seriously, think about it. You guys know, I still get

(40:50):
chill. Can I get chills thinkingabout it now? Any episode he's getting
ready to fight the boss and youknow, because Voltron collectively all together the
heat is this and when they allcome to I mean everybody, they all
bring their specific skill sets and theyall come together to make Vultron. They're
powerful in their own right individually,but they're unstoppable when they're all together.

(41:14):
And they and oh man, youknew when when Voltron all the cats were
coming together, somebody was getting awhooping and you could not wait. And
it's that anticipation I get casting.I got chills right now thinking about it.
It's so inspiring. I loved it, oh my word. And they
come together and I love, bythe way, how all the bad guys
stop fighting with Voltron and the catslong enough for Vultron to form and to

(41:37):
monologue about it the whole time,right, yeah, thank Heavens like you
know that that the I loved itfull time. Second anime as a kid,
you know, my first anime waswhat speed Racer? That's all right,
but as I mean, growing upin the United States in the seventies

(41:57):
and in the eighties, that's literallythe only the anime we ever had was
Voltron and speed Racer. I neverjust I never thought about it. Vultron
is the actually anime, huh.I mean, it's true fascinating. Look
at that. I just but thatwas activate interlocks. I don't even know
what that is, but I rememberit right, Dinah Thurm's connected. What

(42:21):
is that? Even? I don'tknow, but it means somebody's get whooped,
That's what it means. And forcells up what don't even know,
but someone's gonna get their ass beat. The mega thrusters are a go mega
thrust and to whoop you down,that's what it is. Oh my gosh,
man alive. That's some inspiring stuffthis Friday, is it not?

(42:45):
How old are the people that don'tknow about Voltron? You know about Voltron?
Don't you? Steve? What wait, you're in your late twenty stop
the show you're in your late twenties, stop the show. Show. Wanta
is shaking his head towo he doesn'thave a clue, like wait, he's
disappointed that Steve doesn't know or Wandoesn't know that one also doesn't know and

(43:07):
has never heard of Vultron. Wellwait a minute, I know it's Friday,
guys, bear with me. Holdup, because this has has actually
influenced me to a regregious degree Voltronas a child like cow, we're that
old or they are just that unAmerican. I am shocked. I know

(43:27):
it's anime. Shut up. Atwhat age you guys watched Like, for
example, what age were you watchingthat show in elementary school? I don't
know, eight seven, eighties.It would have been in the eighties,
so I would have been like earlyteens. Okay, I'll say seven.
I was ten in two thousand andfive, so you put that together.
I mean still, I mean there'sreruns of Vultron was running. Steve could

(43:51):
be my accident brother, so Voltron, because you guys don't know, I
can't believe we're happened to. Ohmy gosh, I bet everybody in the
chat's dying right now, right becauseeverybody knows. Everybody knows, uh Voltron.
My kids know Vulture well e it'secus, I'm your parent. They're probably
but not your kids know Vultron Kine, Oh yeah, they absolutely know Vultron.

(44:15):
Yeah they know. They were firstintroduced to all the animes when they
started showing me animes. Then I'mlike, uh, you want to see
some og animes. Here we go, and then I blew their minds.
That's my favorite, Like, yeah, I take it and raise you a
Voltron and then they're like, whatLarry our listener said he was forty two
in two thousand and five and hedidn't know about Voltron. What Larry,

(44:39):
We're gonna Larry and Stephen want aregonna have to go to Vultron school?
And everyone else out there? Oh? Man, wasn't this this? So?
First off? You you have youhave the team of five and they
all shut up one the boy armsand legs and that. Yeah, they
all had a cat. And thenthey all came together to four or Voltron,

(45:01):
and Voltron protects the uh universe,Yeah, but a specific planet.
And then there's a king Zarkon andhe fights and they got you know,
all the butt and uh, wasn'tthere wasn't it from Uh wasn't Ultron from
Go Lion? Was it? Ithink so at the time kids then I

(45:25):
think that was a different thing.I don't know. Maybe I don't know
anyway, but yeah it was.And they would fight and they they had
Uh. I mean, gosh,can we we can't play the theme?
Well, we'll get totally kicked witha copyright, won't Well? I think
so if you give it to me, if Steve plays, Steve can play
it. Steve, I'm going toneed the Vultron theme it's Friday, because
guys, you need to understand America. I know it's Japanese, ant shush

(45:49):
up. This is what I'm talkingabout, everybody coming together for the good
of the country. It's the Voltronpolitics strategy. I've been talking about this
for like a decade. I've beensaying this forever. People are now repeating
it. It is the Vultrons strategyfor winning elections. Everyone brings their skill
set. Now the simulcast. They'renot getting it, but we're playing it

(46:13):
right now. How did we gethere? Legend of Vultron defender of the
Universe doesn't matter. We're here now, loved by good evil so great.
This is good audio. Oh,it's amazing audio. This dude's voice.
I wanted to leave my voicemail grading. His voice reminds me of Captain Crunch.

(46:37):
I bet he is. He's probablydresses like uh Burt Reynolds. He
sounds like it. I just wantto hear them form the cat form.
All the cats come together and formVoltron. Here it goes the five pilots.

(46:58):
It's like better than Transformers. Itis I sent Okay, God,
this is way earlier to the audio. The TV people have no idea what's
going on. They're like, whyis she was talking? We're playing the
Vultron thing that we can't play onthe simulcast because we'll get our asses.
Even show what Vultron looks like onthis, Yeah we can. We'll get
ding for a copyright violation. Butjust get to where they're like they form

(47:19):
it, because that's the part forall the kids. I would stand up
in my living room watching this andI'm like, yes, if you didn't
do that, I literally would raisemy arms and feet up and didn't they
like create a sword out of nothing? Yeah? Yeah, the blazing sword.
Yeah, Oh my gosh, it'samazing. And it was like he
literally formed it out of the ether. One saying there's Vultron in doctrination going

(47:45):
on right now. Yeah, justget me to where they formed the Vultron,
Steve, just get me there.Just get me there, because that's
what Trump and DeSantis are doing rightnow. And yeah, they can tell
it's Friday. And also, I'mreally trying to drive this point home because
I've seen people who are like theI see the the the some of the
hardcore, and I look I liketo see is in the primary. You

(48:06):
guys know that I will literally steamrollyour grandmother over to win. I'm not
even joking if I if they're likeDanny gotta roll over this old lady to
win in November. Okay, Igot it, I got it, I
got care go play it, playit. Oh yes, there, I
don't know what the hell interlock megathrust dress. Gosh, still, the

(48:30):
audience is just watching you do likemime. We have no idea. It's
the Vultron thing playing on simulcast.We'll get sued. They're forming it right
now. It's so flipping amazing.Oh my gosh, I had every one
of these and see now they're allcoming together and he's going to narrate like
you would in any respectable anime formfeet and legs, the cats coming together,

(48:52):
arms and there you go, andhere it comes. It's Foreman right
now, like the head right andthen he's like the cats are growling,
his hands are growling, his feet'sare growling, and then he does the
blazing sword and oh my gosh,I want to find out who's watching this

(49:16):
not hearing the Vultron theme. They'renot hearing the Vultron theme and they're like,
what is the matter? She's ondrugs. She's on drugs? Do
you know that? Because we can'tplay certain things on the television signs,
people watch it and they're like,is she high? I'm not even kidding,
like that happens. Oh man,Yeah, Voltron was the best.
Oh yeah, there was the carVultron. I know, I know,

(49:37):
I know it was a car Vultronas well, But man, I'm telling
you, Voltron was the be allend all. If you had a pick
between Jojo and Voltron Kane JoJo's BizarreAdventure, which is a fabulous as soon
as you get over the uh inthe first episode, Oh gosh, the
dudes cars. Oh yeah. Yeah. My thing difference between the two is

(50:00):
that there's like a million episodes ofJojo. Yeah, there's only there's a
consumable amount of episodes of Vultron.Yeah yeah, yeah. But if you
had to pick, only one canexist. I don't know. I'd like,
you know what, I don't knowas a kid when I saw it,
and we were lucky enough by theway in Saint Louis, because not
every city had of a Voltron playedat their local broadcasts. It was Coppler

(50:24):
that allowed it for television in SaintLouis, so there were a lot of
cities that probably didn't get Vultron likewe did, so we were lucky enough
to do it. But as akid, I'm not sure if I've seen
every episode, even though I triedmy hardest, So I would probably choose
Vultron. Yeah, I probably would. So you can watch those old episodes
on Peacock. That's what it says, and the new there's apparently a newer

(50:46):
version of Vultron that's on Netflix nowthat sucks, But you can watch all
the old ones on Peacock. Now. I an't watching the new one.
Sucks, it's horrible. The newerone is the is. No, it's
trash. It's a trash. Ihaven't seen it, so I can't call
it a trash. Baby. Isaw like one teaser and I was like,
next, Well, I'm willing togive all at some point. No,

(51:08):
if it looks bad, then Iwill judge it harshly. Within the
first ten seconds. You got tenseconds, and if you can't sell it
in ten seconds, bye, notgoing to happen. We did this whole
segment on Boltron and anime people aredying across the country. Politics felt good.
I got to tell you, guys, who was it that we had.
We had somebody that came over tous and they're like, hey,

(51:29):
we would like for you to doa podcast. It's like not related to
politics. Basically, they wanted meto do a podcast that was about politics,
but not about politics. And Iwas like, Okay, let's do
it on anime and music. Andthey were terrified, like what No,
And that was it. We hadone meeting. They're like, what kind
of interest do you have? LikeI guess they thought I was going to

(51:49):
talk about like shopping or something likethat. I don't know. All right,
So coming up, we got CongressowomanVictoria Sparts. She's going to be
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So now the women are reporting whatthey say are ozimbic breasts, meaning

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they sag. I guess they haveto tuck them into their socks. Plastic
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(55:13):
do do. A sex offender askedNorway Supreme Court to declare social media access
a human right. Mm hmm,per ABC, they do some of the
weirdest stuff in Norway. This convictedsex offenders asking the Supreme courts to declare
social media access a human right.He's literally he should be put to death
instead of being in court asking forlike privileges and stuff. Let's see this

(55:37):
guy in India swallowed a mobile phoneduring a raid of his jail sale cell
and had to undergo surgery to takeit out. He ate his phone,
he swallowed it. He swallowed itand they had to perform surgery to take
it out. It was a smartphone. They said it was obviously causing problems.
Clearly, Victoria's Sparks joins us.Next, stay with Us. Elevate

(55:59):
your mute workouts or downtime with theDana Show podcast. Unleash the power of
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(56:25):
and may want to join them inthe United States. I don't have any
potential changes to preview at this time. That's a bad idea. We talked
about that yesterday, right when itBroke. I think it was like in
our third hour when it came outthat the administration is discussing bringing in their
proposing this this is something they're advocatingfor these quote unquote refugees from Gaza,
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(56:50):
won't accept, that Egypt won't accept, that Kasurer won't accept for a good
reason if anybody knows the history ofthat area, and that is the State
Department spokesperson Matt Miller on that.He said, Oh, they might be
eligible for a variety of different reasons, different pathways. Welcome back to the
program, Dana last year with you. You can listen Coast to Coast.
You can also watch the simulcast ofthe program on Channel three forty seven Direct

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TV, on x YouTube, Rumbleeverywhere else on this issue and many others.
I think she's one of the mostfiery members of Congress, and we
need members like this in Congress,and I think she's probably one of the
most ferocious fighters that they have inthe House. And of course we're talking
about Indiana's own Congresswoman Victoria Sparts,who joins US now via Skype, and

(57:34):
she was she was coming in hotshe's working, she's out there talking to
her voters. I want to talkwith you, though, Congressman. First
off, so good to see you, always good to have you. I
just wanted to get your reaction tothis new proposal from the Biden administration to
bring in these refugees that's what they'recalling them from Gaza that for good reason,
no other air of nation will take. They want to resettle them here

(57:55):
in the United States. That's theproposal, Dana. We are a country
of immigrants, but we are acountry also of immigrants that came to America
to make our country great. Wehad immigration to jobs. We actually need
to serve our national interests. Weare a kundry of immigrants that you were
united of ideas of freedom that we'reunited by constitutions. We're not teaching then

(58:21):
that's what makes our country great.Now we're trying to bring people here illegally,
pay them benefits that trip in ourcountry. We create immigration to welfare,
and on top of it, westart bringing people that countries are actually
dangerous for us. We are actuallynot very properly. We've seen what's happening
when we did you know the evacuationfrom Afghanistan. We wouldn't help, you

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know, realize, but then broughtup some people. We didn't know who
they were because it was completely mishandled. And these are dangerous countries. These
are good I mean, there areterrorists that want to destroy kill Americans.
We open waters and now create givelike you know, open pretty much borders
and parola story to this administration thatabuse in it. It's very dangerous.
It's not just not in an allnational interest. It puts Americans in danger.

(59:07):
So and will you saw what's happeningon these campuses. We have very
violent people that try to oppress Americansand get them into submission with anger,
with oppression and dooj and the eyeshelping them, this administration helping. I
think we become a tyrannical country andthey want to use this aggressive people to

(59:28):
intimidates and Americans better wake up,I think exactly. Talking to Congresswoman Victoria's
Sparks from Indiana, you mentioned thecollege protests as well. None of this.
I don't think anybody can look atthis, even people on the left,
and see that or think that thisis in any way organic, that
it's not widely planned. I meanit's an election year. They have you

(59:49):
know, these Israel versus Gaza.It's a way to kind of, I
think, turn up the heat onJoe Biden. But what happens, Congresswoman.
I mean, at some point classhas got it in school is going
to be out for summer. Whatare these what are these writers, these
these pro Hamas protesters going to dowhen everybody goes home for the summer.
How are they going to get attentionfor themselves? That's kind of what I'm

(01:00:09):
concerned about. Well, listen,I agree with you, but I'll tell
you this is a very organized groupof people and well funded. They try
to destabilize and intimidate. And youcan see that some of them not even
college students, but they brainwash collegestudents. And you can see a lot
of these administration and college presidents areafraid of them. Some have a genda,

(01:00:30):
but some of them are truly afraid. You know, it was interesting
we had our former government Purdue Universitypresident on Fox News, you know a
few days ago, and he said, some of these young people came to
his office and and there's like weare not negotiating and this, and he
said you know we have one thingin common. I'm not negotiating here too.
No, you have to you haveto have the toughness and you need

(01:00:52):
to say, you know what,this lawlessness is unacceptable. We are not
an orchy. We are the countryof the rule of law. You are
not going to be treating other students, you know, Jewish students or Christian
students, or whoever it is that'scome after Jewish students right now, then
that's going to be Christian students thennext to all of us. And they
want you to be afraid. Theywant you to be scared, and that's

(01:01:14):
what they do. And in politicsthe same thing. They come to your
town halls, are screaming at you. They all try to make you afraid,
and we need to stop that becausethis is how tyranny happened when good
people are not willing to stand upand afraid and it's a very small minority,
but very fear funding or organized,and that's what they do. It.

(01:01:34):
That's how Marxists happened in former SovietUnion. You know, that's how
these ideas are promoted. You know, that's from violence and intimidation. That's
how communism, socialism is put onpeople, and we see the same trends
where we now have political elites thecontrol and supported by our police state,
the DIOJ and FBI became and theywant us all equally poor and oppressed.

(01:01:58):
And this is something that is Ican see that and breaks my heart.
I grew up under that, andand we as Americans will say enough is
enough, and we need to situp, and and they need to have
adults in the rooms. And someof these people say, we're not going
to be treating policemen like that,will not be treated on Americans like that.
We're not going to be allowed intointo Semitism and oppression of Jewish people,
and unbelievable how much sufferings they wentthrough. And we are not going

(01:02:21):
to be intimidated by some small groupof radicals, that's exactly. And it's
so well funded. I know thatthere was a report that came out looking
at all of the different groups thatare kind of pulling the strings on this
and that are giving money to allof these these they will send out like
these professional agitators to some of theseuniversities. They found some at the University
of Texas down in Austin, uT which didn't entirely surprise me. But

(01:02:44):
it always starts on these college campuses. It's been like that in Europe,
it was like that with the culturalrevolution in China. Why do they think,
why Congress women, do you thinkthat they always it always kicks off
on these on these college campuses,because I think it's very easy. I
think with a lot of young peoplehave been very brainwashed, and you know,
and then a lot of and itstarts with schools, It starts with

(01:03:06):
education, with family, religious valuesand really fundamentals, and we are not
teaching, so these kids are becomingeasy to manipulate. Then you use data
collections for TikTok, and China canput artificial intelligence on top and quantum computers
and really mess with people brains.So they understand that some of these kids
are frustrated, some of these kidsdepressed with a lot of reasons. What's

(01:03:30):
happening right now? Because honestly,we're not building strengths and our young generations.
And this is a huge national securityissue. Only thirty percent of our
kids are even eligible to be inthe military. Only thirty percent, seventy
percent of kids are not even eligible. That is a national security crisis.
And then They're easy to get manipulated, and that's what they want to use

(01:03:50):
them, because if you want tohave tyranny and create puppets, they want
to do it with young kids,and a lot of them unfortunately fall into
that trap. So I think weneed to start thinking about it, what
policies are drive in that, becauseI think we're weakened out it. Child
Maybe sometimes it was a good endTan, but we made them weaker and
they become real and now a tooland poppets to very radical group of people.

(01:04:12):
Yeah, they become their foot soldiers. Talking with Representative Victoria's Sparts,
you mentioned, you know, growingup in Ukraine, you had a front
row seat to tyranny and action.You watched it grow, you watched it
take over. The funding that wentthrough the house. It was interesting because
I think people assumed because you wereborn in Ukraine that you would immediately vote
and support funding for the Ukrainian government. And you've been very clear on this.

(01:04:36):
You're like, you know, Ihave my heritage, but that's separate
from how I want to see governmentsbehave. Talk to us about this because
you've been very clear about accountability forthis money, and I we talked the
other day about the Deputy Prime Ministerof Ukraine saying that if the United States
and the EU didn't meet their obligations, then Ukraine wouldn't be able to pay

(01:04:56):
pensions and benefits. And I thought, well, you're in a state of
war. That should be the lastthing that you're worried about, is pensions
and benefits. Well listen. Unfortunately, and then Ukraine, actually it was
a Soviet Union when I grew up. The country doesn't exist. Actually I
was born in the Soviet Union.It doesn't exist for a reason because socialism
always fell apart, and you know, it brings a lot of suffering.

(01:05:16):
It's when run out of money andmorborl and you see Ukraine young people fighting
for over thirty years try to regainfreedoms, goes through bloodshed and cannot get
through it, you know, Soyou have to separate people in governments.
And I thought it was kind ofoffancy, you know, the people like
you know, country that are lefttwenty four years ago, you know,
and an an American congress woman thatI have to protect my children, your

(01:05:39):
children and national leaders of my country. I would be attacked that I am
not questioned and money going to foreigncorrupt government. I mean, this is
actually offensey as an American. We'rea country of immigrants and there's different heritages.
You know, what unite is thelove and fight for our constitution about
principle and freedoms. Were countries ofideas. All of us have different heritage

(01:06:00):
issues, and I think it's totallyan American, you know, But it's
okay, you know, the leftone to intimidate that because people like me
don't fit the narrative. They cannotsay I hate immigrants. They cannot say
that I hate women. You know. They cannot say that when I'm questioning
Ukraine that I'm crambling pro krambling proputty, even though they say that. Okay,
but it's a lie. So it'sbecome dangerous for them, and they
comment you viciously at you. Butit has to make you strongly because I

(01:06:24):
know how much people sacrifice. Iknow how much Americans are suffering right now.
So I'm not going to fold forthem. I don't care if they
attack me. I'm going to tellthe truth and I will hold these governments
accountable. We spend the money ofour grandchildren, and if money don't go
to the causes. We've seen what'shappening enough to two trillions spend in Afghanistan?
What happened? What? It wasembarrassing. We left weapons to terrorists,

(01:06:45):
you know that. I mean,we're embarrassed. And you know,
banding our lives, I mean twotrillion dollars, what did we achieve?
I mean, we need to getsmart in our foreign policy. We want
to deter people like putting a shein Chinaians you know that really on attack.
But you know, doing slash fundsand no strategy, it's not serving
good for any interest and for Americaninterests, so you know, it's definitely

(01:07:10):
you know, they try to useall of the media and try to attack.
They're doing it for Trump all thetime. It makes me feel bad
at least that he exists, sothey they change attacks for him and Marjorie
at least they don't always write aboutme. So god Tha, thank God
in some ways for what he hasto go through. But you can see
what they're doing. They try totake presidential candidate through judicial system. This

(01:07:32):
is only in communists and you knowtotalitarian countries and the dictatorship. Things like
that happening, I mean unbelievable,but I think Americans are waking up,
and I see the people start payingattention because I think this is goes already
to the level that you know,I think the goal were board and a
lot of the things, and peoplesee that, and I hopefully these elections
Americans will wake up. I hopeso as well. Talking to congressom on

(01:07:55):
the victorious sparts and I think theyare waking up. And I also think
that they're they're really paying attention toevery every single more so I've noticed in
the past I think maybe five tosix years than previous time. They're paying
attention to every single bill, everyappropriations, everything that's happening in the House
and Senate. And I noticed aswell, you receive the Fiscal Hero Award
from the Committee for a Responsible FederalBudget. That's a tough award to get.

(01:08:20):
Congratulations on that, Oh, thankyou. Actually it was kind of
fine. I don't know you cantrust the eye or not, but one
of my colleagues was looking at thetop five people in Congress of care about
fiscal issue and I came up numberone to I, So I guess I'm
doing and not fighting on decision trybecause I understand, you know, border
security, you know, and andour dad not a two top national security

(01:08:45):
issues because death and inflation is goingto destroy low income people, people on
fixed income, and middle class inour country. And people need to realize
most of this money don't go towith the people. We create a lot
of very else see Oligopolis over there. And I think at some point we
need to have to have backbone andsay enough is enough. We're destroying future

(01:09:08):
of our children, and we areactually destroying opportunities right now for all of
the young people. Young people shouldbe really really upset right now. They
should be They should be right andnot on campuses. They should be in
Congress, Demian in this Congress tostop destroying their future. Exactly why they
should be there, you know,because we're truly truly screwing them. I
mean right now, this is Isaid for me to see that a lot

(01:09:30):
of we have to we know,we have to look at each generation of
American was going on to live abetter future for their children, and we
are right now might be that generationthat will not because we are being irresponsible.
We're truly being responsible and don't carewhat's happening in the country. So
I hope you know with all ofthe drama. And I know that you

(01:09:50):
know that people don't like drama,but the muscle memory and swamp is deep,
so sometimes it takes a little bitshaken enough. But people now paying
attention what's happening Congress. People don'teven know how the speaker is elected.
So maybe it's a good thing becausepeople have a glimpse and what's really happening
in politics. The same when duringCOVID it was all of the bad things,
a lot of parents had a glimpseto see what's happening in schools and

(01:10:13):
a lot of parents got really pissedoff because it will take Americans to get
them very upset and put in pressureon politicians to get something done. Absolutely,
I completely agree. Congresswoman Victoria Sparts. Congratulations on the fiscal award,
and thank you for your fight inDC and you're just transparency. We so
appreciate it. Thank you so much, so good to talk with it.
Thank you, thank you, thankyou for having me. Of course,

(01:10:35):
it's his life mission to make baddecisions. It's time for Florida man.
So a Florida man committed a crime, according to Fox forty five, and
then ran the police afterwards because heneeded some help. Not the way you

(01:10:56):
do this, police officer in CoconutCreek, a arresident accused burglar a Monday,
he asked for help after running awayfrom one of his victims. Terry
Jennings of Pompino Beach ran up topolice officers asking him asking the officer for
help. The officer was stopped ata at a stoplight and Jennings well.
The officer quickly determined that Jennings wasfleeing from a resident because the resident found

(01:11:18):
him trying to break into his homein South Creek, and so police searched
Jennings. They found all kinds ofstuff in his pockets that he could not
explain, and apparently he'd also stolenthings from a car that was left unlocked
in the area. So a womancame forward. She told police that she
caught Jennings on one of her camerastrying to break into her car, but

(01:11:39):
it was locked. So he wasarrested and booked in Broward County Jail on
charges of car burglary and attempted carburglary. Because he did burglarise one car,
he was scared of her. Makesme wonder why was he flowing,
so he ran. He felt hedidn't run away, he ran to a
cop and asked for help. Whatwas happening? I feel like there's a
missing part of the story. Whatwas happening in this situation that this man

(01:12:02):
felt like he needed to get awayfrom this woman? Maybe you know,
maybe he came across some of themcrazy ladies. I don't know. Florida
man was arrested because he was hurlingchicken at his sister during an argument.
He threw two pieces of chicken athis sister and threw his own backside in
jail on a domestic battery charge asa result, they got into a fight.

(01:12:23):
His name is Kanye Medley twenty,no relation to the other Kanye.
He was taken into custody on Monday. Clearwater police booked him on a domestic
battery charge. He and his sistergot into a fight at their Clearwater residence
and they started exchanging words. Hegrabbed a bag of chicken from her and
began throwing the chicken at her.And it was from Church's Chicken, which

(01:12:45):
is also down the road way.First off, why you can be disrespecting
the perfectly delicious chicken that way?Because that's some good chicken. Church's chicken
is good chicken. Why are yougonna be throwing Church's chicken? Why you
wasting the chicken? The chicken didanything to you. So he's in jail,
well now he was taking a jailon battery. We have a whole
other hour on the way. Stickwith us. I really there's no introduction

(01:13:08):
that really is needed here. Ihave a special guest. As you can
see, Mark Hamill has decided tojoin us on this wonderful Friday, and
I am really excited to turn itover to mister Hamilon. I'm sorry,
we go just okay, how manyof you had Mark Hamill will lead the
press briefing on your bingo card hands. Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and

(01:13:30):
say a bunch of like, youknow, just you know, stereotypical statements
that have been said so many timesover the years that you bingo cardon check.
How do fellow kids, Gosh,I'm gonna cringe to death? Can
you cringe to death? Died bycringing? Wasn't the vax It was the
cringe. Welcome back to the program, top of the third hour. We

(01:13:51):
had to see this on break.So we're sharing the burden. You owe
us that much, Dana Lash withyou. You can listen coast to coast
trust really. You can also watchthe simulcast on channel thretey forty seven direg
TV. We're on x Rumble allthat good stuff and YouTube. He's you
know why Kane? I wasn't evenpaying attention and Kane's over there. You

(01:14:13):
know why he's there? Right?Like? What do you mean? Whooh?
You know why? Mark Hamill's thereright at the White House press briefing?
Do I sound like that? Likeyou know why he's there? Right?
Would you tell me? Because tomorrowtomorrow is May fourth, and May
the fourth be with you. MarkHamill is overrated. He's a voice actor,

(01:14:36):
and he was. He was theworst part of Star Wars up I
said it. He was the NataliePortman of the original sequels. Oh,
yes, he was. You're notmy dad. He's on a first name
basis though the press. I wasif I was Vader, I'd want to

(01:14:57):
kill him just at any point,Vader, you could have just two.
So now he's wearing he is sohigh on his own farts, like he's
getting life from the kids. Likinghis voice acting abilities, right, because
he's any joker and some other Idon't care. I don't care, and
so he's he and he acts likeit. That's I think half of the

(01:15:18):
cringe is because he is unaware ofhow obvious it is that he is so
high on this and loves himself.He is such a jackass to people online.
He is so ignorant. I willsay, at least Stephen King has
a body of work. Granted,he can't end a story properly, and

(01:15:41):
he gives up three quarters of theway through whatever, you know, I'll
just finish it with a big spider. That's it, a big spider,
eh. Not going to explain thedead lights, bye, everybody do a
whole series on it, never actuallyexplain it. I mean, at least
he's got, you know, atleast he tried, right, whereas Mark
Cammell just he is still he's stillliving on the Star Wars. We'll play

(01:16:03):
the other one. This is ohyou, this will kill you. This
is gonna be a first name basisfor the President. It's gonna hurt go
ahead. Well, you know,I called him mister President. He said
you can call me Joe, andI said, can I call you Jobi?
Wan? Kenob It took a beatfor the whole assembled reporters, all
the reporters to go, oh,that's a fun ha. They're looking around

(01:16:28):
to see if other people are laughing. Everyone's doing the same thing, looking
at each other. It's so awkward, isn't it. You didn't He's a
horrible actor. What makes us evenworse is that we see all of the
unrest going on, obviously all overthe campuses. We just got the jobs
report out today that everything's just ahorrible andorexically low. And this is what

(01:16:51):
they're doing. They're touting up thislittle Hollywood, if you can even call
him that. Yeah. Vegas Leterynoted that Joe doesn't even have anything on
his diary except to go to Delaware'sDelaware Beach House later. And then they're
bringing on Mark Campbell because tomorrow withMay fourth, they should have had you
know what, if you're gonna doit, do it right, bring ont
justin Timberlake on April twenty ninth.Guess what, guys, tomorrow it's gotta

(01:17:13):
be May. Yeah, so likejust you know, do it properly,
do it properly. But he's Ijust that's their priorities. I just can't
get over how cringe it is.He's so if you've never experienced Mark Hamill
being a jerk to you on Twitter, then you have never been on Twitter
or X because he's he's been sorude to so many people. And that's

(01:17:35):
why I'm just like, eh,I don't know. He just now in
the meantime, as Kane was noting, there's all this stuff that's you know,
we see on college campuses. Sonow I don't did you see the
uh students at Princeton they're going ona hunger strike guys for Hamas. I

(01:17:58):
mean, if they were really dead, they'd go full Bushnell. I mean,
oh, you're just going to ahunger strike. Aaron Bushnell lit his
own a double Snakes on fire.I guess you just don't really care,
right, you're not committed. Theyhave a whole sign hunger strike for that
only works if we care, whichwe don't. Hunger strikes only work if

(01:18:23):
the people care that you're hungry,and we don't care that you're hungry.
In fact, some of you fatasses on these college campuses need the fast
you all need to go on ahunger strike. We've seen you, okay,
we've seen you in your crop topswith your you know, flabby just
chicken bellies hanging over your leggings.We've seen it, We've seen it.

(01:18:47):
I'm just saying some of y'all needit. Steve asks, does tofu even
fill you up? Oh my gosh, no, because then they call it
toful. That's right, it wouldbe to full and it's not. It's
tofu like tofu you. Yeah.So there. If you see these though,

(01:19:14):
they're going on the hunger strike.Yeah, we don't negotiate with terrorists,
that's all right, We're not nothappening. And uh, I don't
think that's gonna last very long.Again, it only works if people care.
How long do you think it'll last, the hunger striking? Yeah,
good god, I've seeing these kids, seeing the pictures of them, I'm

(01:19:35):
gonna say they go twenty four tothirty six hours somewhere in that range.
Yeah, and then they're gonna besneaking food in everybody and eating one of
the ones looking. They should dothe Hamas hostage diet. Yeah, there
you go, do the Hammas hostagediet. See how much weight you drop
in captivity? Just saying I've seenmore and more videos of these people mocking

(01:20:00):
these protesters, and I am justhere for it because I ridicule is a
very very powerful weapon, and Ithink that ultimately that's ridicule is what is
needed in this situation, because Ithink we're past the point of having any
kind of legitimate conversation. You can'thave a genuine discussion with people who act
like Hamas A isn't a terror group. B they weren't popularly elected as the

(01:20:24):
representative of Gaza, and see thatthey are in any way operating in good
faith. They won't release any ofthe hostages. They just rejected yesterday another
offer, another ceasefire offer, becausethey don't want to release any hostages.
I actually as sad as this says. I don't even think there's probably any
hostages left at this point. Ihate saying that, but I just I

(01:20:45):
think you'd see more proof of life. They would, they would want to.
I think they would want to keepthat over people's heads and they can't.
So it's sad, but I reallyfeel it that way. And in
the meantime, you got well,may the fourth be worth you? Spring
up, Mark Cammell, Spring up, Mark Campmell. No, not doing
it. So this is backfired onDemocrats spectacularly because now they're fighting with each

(01:21:14):
other, and you have older Democratsfighting with younger Democrats, and then the
moderate Democrats fighting with the super crazyDemocrats, and they are an absolute mess
right now. And in the meantime, everybody on the right, I feel
like he's eating popcorn and having fratboy summer right we are. We're just
watching, We're watching everything go down. We're watching it all happen now speaking

(01:21:35):
of some twenty twenty four stuff somebodyput out, and I just feel like,
also, this is kind of aI keep seeing these lists where,
for instance, it says new TrumpVP lists is winnowing down to Governor Bergham,

(01:21:56):
Senators Ruby, Vance plus Scott.They are going to appear with owners
at an r n C retreat inPalm Beach this weekend. No formal meetings
with Trump yet to talk about thejob, he apparently speaks to I don't
like anybody on this list, butif it has to be somebody from this
list, I say go ahead andpicked him Scott because he's not going to
do anything anyway. He's from areliable red seat. That's not going to
be that's not going to be aconcern. But meanwhile, Rubio his seat

(01:22:18):
could be competitive vance. I meanhe had to fight to get that's not
that's not a safe Someone was like, oh, that's a reliable red seat.
Are you high? It's not.I don't. We and we really
can't. We cannot afford to jeopardizeany purply purplish Senate seats. We can't.

(01:22:40):
But I don't think it would beany one of them. I think
that would that would destroy the hopes. I think of a Tulsi Gabbard or
Christy Knowam, who's by the way, in her book, Christie Knowam.
She apparently also put the same bookwhere she talked about shooting her talk.
She falsely claimed that she met KimJong unn in her new book That's when
New York Post, which isn't exactlya progressive outlet. Her book is called

(01:23:04):
No Going Back. You got thatright. She falsely claims that she met
Kim Jong Un. Her own staffsaid, that's not entirely accurate. Would
they do a zoom call? No, no, no, they did not
do anything like that. Oh mygosh, So this is so bad.

(01:23:30):
This is just turning into a bignightmare for her. She's tried too hard.
She's got major pigmy energy. Imean, why can't you just write
a normal book, right, justwrite a normal book, like, write
a normal, boring book. Butshe people they she wants to go out
for the shock value. Oh andmet Kim Jong un and I stared him
down. Well, that was actuallyMike Pence. You remember when Mike Pence
stood That was the toughest Mike Penceever looked. That was his shine.

(01:23:55):
That was his bright moment, andhis entire vice presidency was when they went
down. He went with Trump tothe DMZ and he stood there in his
bomber jacket and he had his armscrossed and he was staring across the DMZ.
It was it was kind of funny, but at the same time,
it was like, that's his toughmoment. Just do normal stuff. You
don't need to be copping anybody's stories, anybody's legacy. Just be normal.

(01:24:15):
God Lee, I mean, she'syou know what she should have She shouldn't
have named her book no Way Back. She should have named her book down
to the gravel Pit, because that'swhere she's never coming back up. She
did it to herself. Good night. I wanted to a couple of other
things here. Did you see Iput this up talking about the type of

(01:24:41):
protesters. First off, I sawthe story that said one of the protesters
at UCLA who got arrested. Wasit yesterday morning? He showed up at
UCLA after they dispersed everyone, andhe got a trespassed citation, But he
was trying to get his wallet.Key's in his Apple watch that he says
he left at the encampment, andhis Apple air tag showed that they're inside

(01:25:05):
a dumpster in the plaza, butthe university won't allow any access all.
What you mean you left all yourpersonal belongings in your trash baby encampment and
none of the other trash baby's gotyour stuff for you, and now it's
in a dumpster. Oh my gosh. It's almost like there's consequences for stupid
actions. That's funny to me,huh, is that it's clear he's engaged

(01:25:28):
in a whole lot of capitalism basedon all the items he left behind.
Mm hmmm, mmm hmm. That'sweird. I had a post out that
last night, a perfectly real photographthat was posted to X and they deleted
it because of all the pushback.But it is I think you know how

(01:25:49):
yesterday I was telling you how thebox Wine Brigade, the Mom's Domain Box
Wine Brigade, like all of thechicks that are protesting at these encampments,
that's the larval stage. The postwas like omg Intofada or something, and
it had these chicks and they werethey were at their encampment, and they
took a selfie of themselves at theirencampment and they had their little kaffeas on

(01:26:12):
and all that, and they're like, ah, yeah, may Dates made
it the encampment emog's and I hadto make fun of them because this is
like, actually, I didn't believethat white privilege was the thing until I
saw this photo and I'm like,oh yeah, this is a totally white
privilege right here. And the chickwho posted it her name is Haley,
and she's got two why's in hername because her parents didn't think that one

(01:26:34):
Y was adorable enough, so theygave her two wives Hale and they and
I can only imagine they're Mayday goinglike OMG me and amber A M b
y R and Madison m A ydso nn and our new Kathy is then
our Viarley hoodies and our Lily Lemonlegends, and we're on our way to
drink bottomless calories at brunch like goodPalestine beugs. Oh my god, and

(01:27:00):
we totally wanted to add Joe Malonecandles to our list of demands because this
encampment, while like totally rustic sheetcheek, its smells like button feet and
I'm worried that like my campmate andthe pup tent next to me is like
totally going to the bathroom in histent, Like he's not even bothering to
use the port of John's like atthe little rooms with the toilets at the

(01:27:21):
tailor concert, and he's like usingthe bathroom in his tent. Like,
for instance, I dropped my Fendypalm keychain and what I thought was a
puddle of water, but it turnsout it was his piss. And nothing
gets the smell out, not evenlike the toms of main soap, which
I'm going to have to add,like actual soap to the list of demands.

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That's it. That's that's low Keefesummer, which has just been ruined
by frat boy summer, and nowall of the news you would probably miss
it's time for Dana's Quick five.So this is in Montana. A corner
identified the guy who was shot byBillings police because you can't wave a machete
at the police, especially when theyrepeatedly tell you to put down your weapon.

(01:28:05):
You can't keep waving the machete atthem, and that's what and he
was waving at other people, whichis why police were called in the first
place. So I feel like that'slike really important for everybody who wants to
find fault with cops all the time, every day. This California superintendent was
fired because he allegedly threatened students whodidn't clap for his daughter or for her

(01:28:30):
daughter. It was the Del NorteHigh School softball team. The players told
the school board that the superintendent believedthat they didn't clap hard enough for her
daughter who was on the team.And this has happened in November, and
it said that they the superintendent,marrying Kim Phelps, threatened their graduation privileges
over what she said was a perceivedslight. It was apparently perceived slide of
her daughter who was on the team, and they had address it at the

(01:28:54):
school board meeting. It was aSoftball Awards banquet and that's when it happened.
And apparently Phelps was calling a textingsome of the students telling them that
they should have applauded for her daughter. That's crazy, like some come on,
mom, that's crazy and smokey.The bear sign was stolen from Flathead
National Forests because there's no there's noanswer to why, just because they did.

(01:29:15):
We have a lot more on theway. Stick with us craving a
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Well, crime rates you're down Nashally. We've invested a record amount of
public safety, violence interruption. We'vealso done much work to make communities safer.

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You know what, guess what happensif you stop reporting crimes, the
crime rate goes down. It's likemagic. Maybe in post they can just
like put like sparks coming out ofmy fingers and going magic and make a
bling when I go like that,it's magic. That's if you don't report

(01:30:05):
the crimes, the crimes aren't there. Welcome back to the program. Dane
Lash at the bottom of this thirdhour Happy Friday. Our friend John Lott
actually had a whole thing on thisbecause he hears numbers that he doesn't like,
and then he's like, I'm goingto not sleep for a month and
I'm going to research all of thesethings over at crimeresearch dot org. This

(01:30:30):
is his website. But he washe had he dived into this and was
looking at you know, look atthese major metropolitan areas. I was saying
that, yeah, it's not true. Actually crime is is actually increasing,

(01:30:54):
and they said the decline, it'sthe decline comes from in the number of
crimes that are being reported and notbecause fewer crimes are happening. He's got
this piece and the Wall Street Journal, and he said that the news reports
failed to take into account that thecrimes are not being reported. Actually there's

(01:31:16):
a decrease in crimes being reported topolice since the pandemic, which I think
is an important thing to note thatthat's just one other thing that the pandemic
kind of ruined, was this,you know, the reporting of crime.
But that's to me, that's kindof like we've seen that heads because you

(01:31:39):
see, you know that crime isn'tgoing down crime isn't decreasing a lot,
notes that the that the US hastwo ways to measure crime. You have
the FBIS, which is what Ilook at for and they just readid their
website like a six months ago,and it's a lot easier to get around.
It's the Uniform Crime Reporting Program thatthey have the UCRS. Now I
know he takes exception to how theFBI tabulates a lot of crime, and

(01:32:03):
particularly where it relates to fire ourusage. But they look at the they
count the number of crimes, theweapons demo area, et cetera. Every
year. They're usually two years behindand when they publish their the official number.
But then we also have the Bureauof Justice Statistics the second way that

(01:32:23):
we look at it, and thatis the National Crime Victimization Survey, and
they ask, you know, likesix several hundred thousand people a year whether
or not they've been victims of crimes. And he notes that these measures have
diverged since twenty twenty because more people, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics,
are saying that they have been victimsof crime. That's increased, whereas

(01:32:46):
the UCR, the Uniform Crime ReportingProgram has noticed a decrease in reporting.
He noted that in twenty twenty twoJohn Lawton is Wall Street Journal piece,
the thirty one percent of police departmentit's nationwide, including LA and New York,
didn't report crime data to the FBI, and he says that in cities

(01:33:11):
from Baltimore to Nashville, the FBIis actually undercounting crime that these jurisdictions reported.
He says that arrest rates are alsoplummeting. That's the other thing too.
If victims this is what restorative justicewrought. If victims believe that there
is not going to be any lawand order enforced, if they believe that

(01:33:34):
the criminal in their situation isn't goingto be charged, they are going to
be less likely to report the crime. They're not going to bother reporting them.
Lot notes that if you according tothe FBI, if you take the
five years before COVID from twenty fifteento twenty nineteen, and you compare them

(01:33:56):
with twenty twenty two, the percentageof violent in all cities resulting in an
arrest fell from forty four to thirtyfive percent, and cities with more than
one million people that were violent crimedisproportionately occurs he know, it's that the
arrest rates over the same period plungeforty four to twenty percent. But again,
the National Crime Victimization Survey shows somethingentirely different. So it's a matter

(01:34:23):
of who's reporting, you know,it's a matter of what's being reported.
This is fascinating and that is true. That's what restorative justice does. If
people feel like nothing's going to happen, like I had this, let me
find this story. I was Iwas actually going to talk about this more
next week, but I read thisstory where there was an individual it was

(01:34:47):
a I mean, it's like,I have so many stories like this.
It's a heinous crime and someone youknow, is allowed to walk. This
happens a lot in New York particularly, and people see these big So they
see stories like Daniel Penny, orthey see stories where like the lady who's
beating up the kid on the bus, the autistic kid on the bus,
she was just you know, gother wrist slap and she's allowed to walk.

(01:35:10):
They see stuff like this and there, and they think, oh gosh,
this is then there. Why reportWhy even report crime? Why report
any crime? If it's if peopleif they're not even going to prosecute them.
You saw this really after BLM burnlout murder. That's just it's it's
pretty wild. I think do Ihave this on the rundown for today?

(01:35:31):
I think I put it on therundown somewhere. Maybe perhaps my page has
gone away. But restorative justice underminesnot just justice, but it also destroys
a an innocent person's not just theirability to get justice, but they just
don't report it. They they won'teven report anymore. They won't even tell

(01:35:53):
the system about violent offenders. Andthat's sad because then those people that just
enables them to go want and violatemore people and commit more crimes. They're
just allowed to continue. Nothing endsup happening. It's just it's just sad.

(01:36:15):
So, yeah, they say thatJohn Lott's piece, he says that
crime is in fact not going down. Of course, it's not arrest rates.
They're just not reporting, they're notarresting, and they're not prosecuting too.
That's the other thing. If youlook at prosecutions of violent crimes in
a number of these cities, forfederal crimes, felonies, these these federal
like like super serious stuff like weaponspossessions by repeat violent offenders. You're talking

(01:36:40):
like rapists and people who are infor assaultter who go in for serious crimes,
and they're also in possession of afirearm during that serious crime too,
in illegal possession. Prosecutions of thesecrimes are just they have decreased so significantly.
That's also part of it. Prosecutorsaren't I mean, you can see

(01:37:00):
this. It's the Soros funded prosecutors. This is all played into it.
We're just not going to report thecrime, so the we're so now and
we're not going to prosecute. Soit looks like so that matches up,
except the victims, gosh dang it, when they're surveyed by the Buerau of
Justice statistics, they're telling it anentirely different story. And that's the first
time, as Lot notes that that'sever that we've ever seen that kind of

(01:37:21):
disparity between those figures. So thatthat tells you something. Americans aren't mistaken.
The media isn't doing its due diligenceby the citizenry. They're not accurately
telling people that, oh, whatcrime actually is, and crime is increased.
It's not that you're safer, it'sjust that no one's reporting it,
which is actually making you less safer. It's making you less safe. It's

(01:37:45):
wild. That's what led I toldyou before. That's not led to Parkland.
Ultimately, they just stop reporting violentcrime, even felonious activities to the
police. And that's one of thereasons that that killer originally was protected because
Robert Runsey, who is the superintendentof that school, wanted the award that
he got so he could brag thathe reduced the school to prison pipeline.

(01:38:10):
You don't reduce the school to prisonpipeline by not reporting crime. You don't
solve the problem of crime by notor under reporting it. You have to
deal with justice. You have todeal with deterrence and then have it,
you know, maybe third party entitieslike they're doing in Florida, contract with
the government, work with the government, and look at the root causes of

(01:38:30):
why it keeps happening. That's theway to do it, all right.
A few other things to discuss.So in Austin, the Austin City Council
approved a transgender Protections Resolution, whichis nothing more than a performative vote because
SB fourteen is the bill that nowyou can't subject minors to this weird experimental

(01:38:59):
surgery that you say is affirming theirgender. They can't. They're not allowed
to do that. And so nowthey have this resolution in Austin that's not
going to do anything. It's justperformative. I can't. I still have
difficulty in believing that any parent wouldsubject their kid to this. Have you
read about this stuff? The clinicsthat are and have you read I can't

(01:39:19):
even look at the photos. Haveyou actually seen what they have to do
in order to create a different copulatoryorgan than the one with which you were
born. They are on medicine forlife, and they are disfigured, so
they're or they are these clinics.The surgery, I can't even I can't

(01:39:43):
even hardly look at it for likethe cartoon or just like a drawn graphic.
Yeah, big farm o Kanyoes issuper excited. Like for a woman
in order, they call it afallow plasty. They cut skin and muscle
off of your arm or thigh,like a huge section of it, so
your arm or your thigh is goingto be mutilated at that point, and

(01:40:08):
then they attach. For a woman, they'll sew you up and they'll attach
to the groin above you know,while trying to preserve some of your function.
That's wild. So it's a thingthat has no feeling. It's just
a oh my gosh. And thenfor the what they call the penile preservation

(01:40:29):
vagina plasty, they oh gosh,I can't even They use tissue from a
very sensitive area for dudes to craftyour lady bits. Yeah, oh my
gosh. That's a Frankenstein experiment.It serves no purpose, no function,

(01:40:56):
and you are disfigured on medicine forif. We don't have any long term
data, no any of this,and of the long term data. There's
a lot of D transitioners out therewishing they never went through at this,
and those stories are so suppressed.They are so suppressed. I was looking
some of the medication that they haveto be on even after. There are

(01:41:19):
several stories of D transitioners who stillthey've talked about all the medicine they still
have to take. They're on medicinefor life because they were pushed into this
when they were impressionable kids, whichis not informed consent. It is I'm
telling you, there's going to bean epidemic of the consequences of hormonal abuse

(01:41:44):
because they're trying to mainstream it toso to a certain extent, like,
for instance, I wrote a storyBen Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. They each
have a kid who apparently is nowtrans. Ben Affleck has a daughter from
his marriage to Jennifer Garner who apparentlycame out at her grandfather's funer role as
trans, using they them pronouns.And apparently Jennifer Lopez's daughter with Mark Anthony

(01:42:08):
is like trans and uses those weirdcalls herself day them. It's catching,
It's an epidemic amongst youth. Itis. It is a virus that has
spread through social I really believe it. And then you have these parents that
I don't know. Follow Dana onApple, Spotify or wherever you get your

(01:42:31):
podcasts, because knowledge is your ultimatesuperpower. No, and I think other
people are going to have to standup and just because it's either that or
you're going to find yourself in asituation and so terrifying. We always hear
about people from Eastern Europe, theJews, from other parts of Eastern Europe,
from the Western Europe coming over.Look what happened in France with the

(01:42:57):
Nazis and so on, and theycome over and you hear these and when
I was a kid, they'd say, you don't really appreciate this country,
you know, you know, reallypeople what we know from experience, imagine
what those people went through. I'mjust starting to see it. You know.
As a kid, I said,Hitler, it's a nightmare that never
would happen. But now I seethat it's possible. But those people.
Sometimes I run into some people whoare close to my age, who are

(01:43:20):
from from Eastern European countries, oreven joining this interview, the reporters like,
you're so brave speaking out against Trump. You know that's going to make
you a target. She actually hasthe audacity to say this to him.
When you have students who like theone student in the video that we saw
who was wearing a Star of Davidnecklace, a small necklace that just happened

(01:43:42):
to be seen by one of theseprotesters when he was trying to walk into
the building to go to class,and they barred him from actually accessing his
classroom. They wouldn't let him goto school that he paid for. Or
they circled and formed a huge circlearound another student because he was running,
or she yeah, he was wearingYamaga or another student because they saw that
she had like an Israeli flag thingthat was on her backpack. This is

(01:44:05):
ridiculous. It's not brave, you'rerewarded. It's brave to not good grief.
We remember all the videos that peoplewearing red hats that were punched in
the face. Come on, weall remember this stuff. Oh, it's
so brave that you're speaking out againstAnd how and how ironic that comes the
day after he was yelling at someof these other protesters about their pro Hamas

(01:44:28):
speech. I mean, he's guiltyof the exact same thing that he was
lecturing those protesters about. And that'snot bravery, that's not bravery. That's
all he does, is Curtis,We get it. You don't like Trump,
My gosh, at some point it'sjust annoying as all hell. Karen,
come on stop. You have toignore everything that Biden fearmongered about Trump

(01:44:49):
before twenty twenty, which was endlesswar's you know, economy crashing, everything
was going to be bad. Whatit's literally all happened under Joe Biden.
Ye, this guy is still outthere because he's got an ego to protect
instead of really caring about the countrytoday in stupidity can all right, it
is KJP. She She seems tomake this segment quite often. That's probably

(01:45:13):
just a coincidence. Like her,she's talking about Biden's commitment to cutting Trump's
tax cuts and ending them, allowingthem to expire. Listen to this.
He wants to let the tax cuts, the Trump task cuts aspire. If
that long expires, it does raisetaxes on almost every American. So does
he still support that expiring without anythingelse in place? So look, as

(01:45:38):
you said, the president is goingto allow is going to it's going to
let the Trump tax cut expire.And he was very clear, but he
will not raise taxes on anyone makingWell, you can't make that claim.
You can't say you're not going toraise taxes on everyone when you then end
the tax cuts. Yeah, it'sstupid, that's what that means. And

(01:45:59):
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