Monday May 27 - Memorial Day Edition - The Dana Show with Dana Loesch

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The Dana Show, it's trespassed.I mean, if you believe that again,
that that's a protective form of protest, I'm going to take my happy
ass to your front yard and I'mgoing to do monstrous things on your front
yard as a form of protest.I've been thinking that we really all need
a tremendous hug in the world rightnow. But in our country, we

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need you to be Mamola of thecountry. I mean, Kamala has kids,
does she? What did you justsay? What did you just say?

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Welcome back to the show, DanaLashi with you. That was Drew
Barrymore to Kamala Harris. We needyou to be the Mamla of the country.
Oh you know that phrase. Ijust throw up a little bit in
my mouth. This makes me wantto throw up a lot and everybody,

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why is that? Oh? Stopbeing so cringe people. I don't dislike
Drew Barrymore, but that was reallycringe. And I also don't get First
off, welcome back to the show, Dana lash with you. Good to
be with you. I'm already likejumping into it. I've never really I've
never watched her show. I justdon't I don't really watch a lot of
TV unless it's horror or like historicaldocumentaries. Yeah, yes, and maybe

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some baking stuff that's been it.But I don't really watch like television.
I don't watch like daytime shows orI'm pive, I'm pure. But I've
noticed in all the clips that I'veseen of her on her set Drew Barrymore
doing her program, she gets righton the edge of the couch couch and
gets real close to the other person. Have you noticed this. I get

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real weird when people get in myspace. It's weird. And am I
the only one who sees like shegets right up there, lean's right over
and her and it's she. It'sjust I don't know, like Kamala is
there. Kamala has a very imean read her body language. Her hands
are clasped and not in a waythat speaks of power. She's, you
know, sitting there. She's gother leg crossed away from Drew Barrymore,

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so she's sort of, you know, angled away from her. She just
looks uncomfortable sitting on that couch,whereas Drew Barrymore is like all right there,
leaning towards her. It's just weird. It looks weird, right,
maybe there're maybe Barrymore is trying togo for the vibe of I'm just here,
we're having a lady's chat. It'slike, because the couch is the
size of two couches, So yeah, it looks like she's really uncomfortably close

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to her when if I think itwas just a regular sofa, it wouldn't
look so bad. It wouldn't lookso bad. But you know, you
need to be the mamola and thenthe audience our seals. Is that all
it takes anymore? MoMA? Isthat all it takes? Golly, I

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don't even know what that means.She's not even qualified to be mam la
of anything. She's a dei higher, let alone the country. What is
this? Well? I mean again, is this okay? First off?
Is this new audio? Sun bytwenty? Is this a new one of
her saying this? Uh? Yeah, this is actually very recent? Yes,
okay, So remember the last timeshe told you what she ate for

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breakfast? Now she's going to tellyou again. I you know, my
mother always used to say to me, don't you ever let anybody tell you
who you are? You tell themwho you are. Bryan, I have
not to say I eat no forbreakfast. I don't hear no until maybe

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the tenth time. Don't hear no? Don't hear no? What does that
even mean? Hardest hit the movementagain. I feel like a happy Gilmour
moment. You eat no for breakfast? Yes, what does that mean?
She eats no for breakfast? Likeshe? What does that mean? It
means no does not mean no untillike the tenth time from her or from

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that person. Well, she's notgoing to take a no until like the
tenth time. She can't hear it, doesn't hear it. She eats it
for breakfast. Well, then youwould not want the no unless she's hungry
for breakfast. Why is it sodumb? Why? Because she says this
stuff, that's why. Oh there'smore. Oh but wait. With the
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See at the play that you areworthy of and entitled to receive an investment
in your dream and your ambition andto seek out the resources that exist.

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And we're trying to make it easierfor you to find those resources. No,
you don't no, one owes it. You're not owed anything. Well,
I have a dream, to bethe world's best underwater basket weaver.
And I am entitled to receive aninvestment in my dream and ambition entitled yes

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worthy and entitled that. No,we're not more than just given an opportunity.
No, no, we're we're pastthat, Caine. We're past giving
people opportunities. They can't get offtheir lazy backsides and do something themselves,
so the government will do it forthem. Know, you're owed to have

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someone else be have their back brokenand bent over so that they can they
can afford you your dream. That'sit, right, that's it. That's
American dream, all right, huh, let's see. Yeah, the American
dream is that apparently the government owesyou one. That's the new American dream.

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I wonder who funds the government.That's weird. It's weird. Well
it's us. But the government thinksthat the money comes from the ether.
Oh, and they can just pickit out of the air. It's amazing,
that's what they believe. I Idon't think I agree with that,
but they are generous with our money. Yeah. Oh, speaking of being
generous with money, can we hearSecretary Mayor New mom Vice Admiral of the

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canoe fleet at Camp Whippee Taka putbooty juice audio somebody twenty five. This
is where our money's going. Listen, because we recognize the relationship between housing
affordability and transportation options, specifically withregard to the program just recently infect Earlier
this month, FTA announced seventeen pointsix million in grants going to twenty communities

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in sixteen states to support Equitable TransitOriented Development. And the goal is to
again try to integrate our thinking aboutwhat are the two biggest costs for most
households taken together, housing and transportation. I wanted to look up this phrase
equitable transit oriented. Well, youknow, he's oriented for the transit kne

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I identify as a train. Let'ssee what what So they're they're everywhere these
things. So like, for instance, City of Austin, mm hmm,
yeah, they got City of Austin, they got it's called eTOD Equitable Transit
Oriented Development. Their cat Metro wasawarded three point one five million from the

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Federal Transit Administration's Pilot grant to producean Equable Transit Oriented Development study, not
even like an actual ride, justa study of rides. Yeah, so
what does that mean? What is? What is? This is what the
study I guess for the Equitable TransitOriented Development is. It says, uh,

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their goal number one, enable allresidents to benefit from SAFF sustainable and
accessible transportation. Number two, helpto close racial health and wealth gaps.
Wait what Yeah, help to closeracial health and wealth wealth gaps with transit?

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Yeah what what? Preserving and increasinghousing opportunities that are affordable and attainable.
Wait a minute, what what?All these things would be solved by
the free market. But that meanspeople actually have to do stuff, Kane.
People who don't want to do stuffwant a government to do it for

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them. They don't want to dostuff. They want people who want to
do stuff for other people so theycan control those other people through doing stuff
for other people to do so thestuff for them. That's what it is.
They also want to expand diverse culturalheritage and small bipop owned and like
I see businesses. There's a wholebunch of stuff that has actually nothing to

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do with transit here, But whyis it called transit? The hell does
closing racial health and wealth gaps haveto do with transit? Not transit data,
It's transit oriented Oh, that's right. Transit oriented. Well, it
kind of has something to do withtransit, I guess transit. Yeah,
it's oriented around the transit, right, I have absolutely nothing to do with

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transit, but transit oriented. Yeah. Like saying that, you're like,
you know, well, you're adude who wants to orient to being a
woman. Well you're not going tobe anywhere near it, but you're you
know, you want to be asso dumb, what is this? So
this is Yeah, it's equitable.And there are tons of these things in
every city. Uh, they've gotyeah, Chicago has one, Chicago has

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one. Indiana or Indianapolis they've gotYeah, the city of Chicago, they
got grants. They're giving grants oftown fifty thousand dollars what yeah, yeah,
yeah, And they have pictures oftrains and stuff and buses. But
I don't know what the hell thathas what any of the stuff has to
do with trains and buses. Theywant to promote public health and add to

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the SUDIS talkspath and solve racial racialgaps. Wait what, They're not going
to add to the tax base bytaking tax money? How the tax base?
That's a math question. We donot like math here in the city
of Chicago. Math is racist andunequitable. It's because it's math and it's

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unequitable. I mean, they're thisis this is a joke. I mean,
if you want to live in borderthis is how you live in border
lands. This is how it starts. They've been talking, by the way,
about equitable transit oriented development plans sincelike twenty twenty. Yeah, I'm
like, oh, Indianapolis, they'vegot equitable transit oriented development since twenty eighteen.

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You heard about this before. Yeah, has nothing to do with actual
like transit. They said that theywanted to enable equitable access to like housing
in that Wait, what that's nottransit transit oriented? Those what I mean?

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It's a thing that identifies as beinglike oriented around transit. This is
what our money is going for.This is this is what it's all.
Jiminy, You know how we getto situations like this. It's stupidity.
It's amazing stupidity. Do you wantto hear the dumbest before we go headlines?

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Do you want to hear the dumbestvideo that I've ever seen in my
life? And it's real. It'sthis rapper named Suki Hana who's talking to
some chick about being a musician,but she doesn't understand what the word musician
means. And I'm just going tosay, this is how we get into
this position audio Sun by twenty fourpolice. It's worth every second. It's
worth every second. That's amazing.I don't I didn't know that about you.

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What do you know that you're amusician. But that's why I'm interviewing
you today so I can get toknow you. So I'm a musician.
What do that mean? Make magicor something? What is a musician?
I think that's I think you're confusing. Not Yeah, I'm not no musician.
I make music. I'm making musicand that's not all I do.
I make music. I act I'ma TV star too, a young I'm

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just really quick. I think you'reconfusing. I'm not confusing nothing because you
don't know. You thought that allI was was a magician or whatever you
say. See, that's what Ithink you think. I said, I
said musician, not think baby,I don't think what is let's get I
don't think so you think I didn'tsay magician, Sinki, I said musician,

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And I think you are a musician. No, baby, I do
the music. So you just reallyjust really quick for the record, could
you say you don't think you're amusician, not none of it. But
then after that you just said Ido music. Yeah, I do music.
So in other words, you're amusician. No, I'm not.
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care anymore. Come and get me, dan'l lash with you bottom. In
this first hour I talked about I'mstill mad about this since last night.
And this has to do with thisloan forgiveness thing. I'm gearing up to
it. Give me a moment,I'm cause you're gonna get mad. You're

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gonna share my my mood here ina moment. So I hold up.
So you know you got Biden who'sgot this. You know he's got a
student loan. Whatever, it's theforgiveness. I love how they say that
forgiveness, right forgiveness. First off, let me set the stage the third
greatest movie of all time besides TheGodfather on Lord of the Rings. It's

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PCU with Jeremy Piven and I tweetedout a link where you can actually go
and watch it online because for somereason they're not selling it or allowing you
to rent it or buy it anymorebecause it's too honest. Jeremy Pivens and
n PCU is a prophecy much likeIdiocracy, but better written and better acted,
and it's amazing. It's one ofthe best movies that's ever been burned

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to celluloid. And it's an oldermovie. It's back before cell phones and
TikTok and bs and influencers trying tosell you, you know, mass produced
Chinese made stuff. And it startsJeremy Piven, who's one of those dudes
who goes to college and he justsort of stays there for like a decade
for some reason. And he's apart of this frat and they have this

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their their dorm is called the Pit, and they're the slackers and the stoners
and the metal heads and all thatstuff. And it gets in all the
the whole student body's broken up intogroups, like you've got the lesbians,
You've got the feminists, you havethe black the black student group. You've
got the hippie group that only playhacky sack and wear like crocheted hats,

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and you've got like, you know, all these people. You've got the
debutante, You've got the the preppynerds, right, those dudes who wear
their ties too tight and you know, their loafers are just a little too
not broken in. I mean,it's just you got every group and they
all hate each other, and itmakes fun of all of the division and
political correctness. And at one point, like they're getting ready to throw like

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this major party so that they cankeep their house, and they just happen
to get and he follows me onTwitter and I will ever understand this,
but you know, I'm very stokedabout it. They happen to get,
by chance, George Clinton p funkto come and play their big party at
the Pit, right, because they'resaving their whole frat house from they got
to pay this fine to the university. So they're selling stuff like you got

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to pay five dollars to go tothe bathroom, all this stuff they're they're
raising money however they can. Andone of the other things that they're doing
is that they sell into term papers. Right. So Jeremy Piven is then
like one of these little side roomsof the Pit and he's like, all
right, what's your major. Okay, here's the paper for you. Here's
a paper for you. And you'vegot this dude who comes up and Piven
goes, well, what's your major? And he goes Sanskrit, and Piven

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stops for a minute and he looksat him. He's like, you're majoring
in a two thousand year old deadlanguage, and he goes Latin best they
can do, and he hands itto him and then that was it.
And it got me to thinking thatguy's a moron and he should be publicly
flawed. You know how, atsome maybe this is just happened with me
and the Ozarks. There's one ofthe things that we used to do whenever
there was any kind of like townparty, town festival, town, whatever

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is. You'd pay like two dollarsor however many, and you'd raise money
for the fire department. You takea sledge hammer and you'd get to whack
a car like as an old junker, and you got to beat the tar
out of this car. Right,maybe you could do the same thing with
that dude, not a sledgehammer,but you could slap him for two dollars
because he decided to spend his moneyto major in Sanskrit. Now that was
his money. If you're gonna wasteyour money, that's fine. When you

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waste my money, I feel likeI shouldn't even have to pay to slap
you. I should just get thatslap for free, you know what I'm
saying. So this brings me tomy point of this guy named Joel Lambdon.
This guy's like older than I am, and we're all paying his student
loans. I am paying the studentloan of a guy who's older than me.

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So this guy, he's forty nineyears old, and he got a
quarter of a million dollar in studentloan forgiveness forgiveness in January. Now see,
he had taken out a loan andhe led it a crew interest because
he didn't pay it off, andso he just let it get more and
more expensive. He finished grad school, he went and studied music. I

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think, if you're forty nine yearsold and you're still trying to make it
in music, you were pathetic meatsack, and you need to man up
and like get serious about living yourlife because it's not going to happen for
you. You know, like thedad who tries to live out his football
dreams with his subpar playing JV strength, you know, second string kid on
the high school football team. Youknow, you got to like realize it's

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not going to happen for you.So he allowed all the interest to crew
and all this, and so itended up being a quarter of a million
dollars and uh, he finished.Guys, it gets worse. He finished
grad school in nineteen ninety eight,but he was hardly making enough money to
pay with as student loans and otherbills. Kane, it's a easy that
Joel, forty nine years old,wasn't making enough money as a musician to

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pay off his bills. I amso totes shocked forty nine years old.
And he said he was trying tokeep his student loans in forbearance, so
he wasn't making payments, but allthe interest was still just accumulating. And
he goes, it was just sothat I could subsist, so that I
could survive. Now, the menI know would have been like, wow,

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I'm not going to make it asa musician, So I'm going to
go get an actual job and makemoney and pay off my debt, because
that's what a responsible citizen that showsgood stewardship of his fellow man would do.
Right. Why is it sidebar thatit's you're supposed to You're not considered
a good citizen unless you're paying offsomeone's bills. Why is it that the

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good citizen expectation doesn't extend to thepeople who are putting other people in debt
because of their stupid choices. SoJoel realized that, you know, he
didn't he loved working in music,so he decided to keep his He didn't
want to get a different job,so he did because he, I guess
works part time as like a Idon't know a violinist or a I don't
know. And he said he wantedto keep his student loan and forbearance and

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so uh he uh decided that theywere they were when the pause ended,
he was going to have to tacklehis debt and then he got all his
loan forgiven. His whole loan waswas all wiped out. Isn't that crazy?
So great for him? So guesswhat now? The relief and this

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is Lambdon said. The relief allowshim the freedom to not only still play
his music, but also pursue someof his long term dreams, including taking
a sabbatical to study with his meditationteacher in India. So the guy who
didn't go to college who just decidedto you know, actually acquire a skill

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like a plumber or a welder orwhatever and gets a job out of high
school or out of trade school orout of tech school, works good money.
He's paying the academic welfare of thisforty nine year old trash baby who
refuses to stop pretending to be amusician and had his two hundred and fifty

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thousand dollars student loan wiped out sohe could go meditate in India. HM,
and we're paying for it. Theplumber's paying for it. The welder's
playing for it. The guy whoworks in landscaping's paying for it. The
construction worker is paying for it.I'm paying for this guy's older than me,

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and I'm paying his debt. Explainthat this is so asinine. I
mean, it's funny because it's sopathetic, but it's enraging too. And
what gets me is that this guyhas zero self awareness to even feel shame.
I think, if you can't payyour debt, you don't get your

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degree. If you got a problemwith it, take it up with your
university's endowment. They got multi millionsin some instances, like the Ivy leagues,
they got billions of dollars. Takeit up with them, because it's
not our responsibility to pay for yourwelfare and that's what it is. It's
academic welfare. And these people lookdown on people who, you know,

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maybe go and get food stamps andneed help every now and then. These
people, and you know they dothey look down on those folks. But
people like Joel, they're by hisstandards, worse because he has no shame
in his welfare. He thinks hiswelfare is more virtuous because it has to
go with this stupid music degree.Why was he in school for nine years?

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Number one? You're in nine yearsto studying Me's like, maybe you're
too stupid for college. He's fortynine years old, graduated in eighty nine,
and he couldn't pay off his debt. You are a lazy, slacker
beta male. You're not a man. You make my ovaries shrivel up and
scream. I can't believe any womanwould sleep with you, much less procreate

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with you. You are literally everythingthat is wrong with the progressive male sex
and on behalf of females everywhere.Dear God, do not reproduce you.
Ok kine right, it doesn't makeyou mad, Yeah it does. There

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are all kinds of I mean twohundred and fifty thousand dollars a quarter million
dollars. That's a mortgage and thensome for some people. H Can I
get a mortgage forgiven? No,you can't. Well, because you're you
don't vote the right way. That'sreally what it is. Now Biden's buying.
Now he's doing this. Think aboutit. He's doing this. What

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we're like, six weeks out fromthe election, not six weeks I'm sorry,
or we're not, you know,a few months away from the election.
But he's doing this to pay off. He's doing this to buy votes.
Who do you think Joel's gonna votefor? Who is forty nine year
old Joel Lambdon who had a quarterof a million dollars in debt because he

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wanted to be on MEOICI again meditatein India? Who do you think he's
gonna vote for? Where's that Jeopardymusic? While we all wait for the
obvious? Oh? I know,right, it's just obvious. He's gonna
vote for Biden. I said he'sgonna vote for him. He's gonna vote
for Biden. I mean, II'm trying not to be mean, but
I want to bully this guy.I feel like we should all get to

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kick his ass at least once.Right, what do I get for the
return of my investment? You knowwhat I'm saying. This sucker should be
shown up at my house waking meup every morning playing the violin, right,
I mean this, goll Lee.I can't believe that people are proud

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of this kind of stuff. It'sdisgusting, and they're like, the money
comes out of the air. Itjust manifested out of the ether. It's
so great. I mean, Idon't have to pay any of my bills
anymore. Can you believe anyone's forgiven? Well, where did the money come
from? I don't know. I'mstupid. And I should get a refund

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on my college education because they didn'tteach me basic economics. It's true,
right, golle. I can't Ican't even deal, man, I can't
deal. So that's who you're payingfor. I mean, there, do
you know how many stories there areof this? There's tons of these stories.
I hate to say it, there'stons of them now coming up.

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it. Welcome back to the program, Dana lash with you or at the
conclusion of this first hour, anduh it's that was his second A little
tight, that's probably what it is. Yeah, they gotta like stretch it
a little bit more and pull it, you know, pin it in the

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back, you know, SINCHI itjust sentient. Just get you a belt
in sinchient. That's all you gottado. I don't have anything nice to
say. I don't probably have somemore rage juice. I have nothing else.
I just it is. I don'tknow. I was looking to this
tweet from the White House. Isaid this in a headline yesterday. There
they go. Constructions officially begun onthe nation's first high speed rail project.

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And it's all because U. Biden'sinvestments were Remember the La to San Francisco
project that they were gonna do,and it's like eleventy thrillion dollars in the
red because they they couldn't build it. In fact, the company, the
French company that was gonna build itended up leaving and they went and build

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it. They built it in Zaireor something like that. They just they
just did it there and in theamount of time that they were still boondoggling
it up over in California. Soyeah, they said they're gonna have they
are from the high speed rail project. I mean, there's that's the most
important thing, right is the theCalifornia high speed Rail was it was approved

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all the way in two thousand andeight. It had thirty three billion dollar
budget. Now they have to havethere's no timeline, and in order to
finish it, they require I'm noteven joking you, they require one hundred
billion to finish it. That isan absolute thing. This is from KCRA
Channel three. California Bullet Train projectneeds one another one hundred billion dollars to

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complete route from San Francisco to LosAngeles. Is that type of they meant
million? Right? Billion? Onehundred billion? San Francisco. Does you
know what? I will yeat youfor half that. I will find a
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the way there for half that price. That sounds like a deal, don't
it. I'll eat a bunch ofyou at a time, fling your answers
in the air all the way toSan Francisco. I'll do it for half
that. We'll do it for halfthe price. Look, we're saving you
money. Look at that. Soyeah, there it's a high speed rail
connecting Las Vegas to Los Angeles.They're so excited about it. They go

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But that's all right, you know, twenty six year old, you don't
feel like the election's impart and theydid're not addressing the issues that I care.
Give him some balloons. He lookslike that did from up. That's
James Carville's dude. I'm all forthis. Let's just don't don't correct him.

(37:40):
Sit back, eat your popcorn andrelax. Just let him go.
Man. Welcome back to the program. Top of the second hour, Dana
labs with you just let him go. I told you I worked with him
when I was the token at CNNand we did a lot of election coverage,
and he was there's a handful ofpeople in the industry that I can
you know, there's actually all numberpeople industry I can say really good things

(38:00):
about. And he was always incrediblyrespectful, very courteous, h And I
always got along with him. Iliked him. He cracked me up.
Him and his wife I liked.I'm Mary Mattlin. I like both of
them. And so I just thinkit's funny. I mean, God,
love him. He's wrong. Wegot along so well, but he's so
wrong. And that's so he canbe wrong. It's okay, it's America,

(38:21):
free country. Can be wrong.But this is hysterical. So he's
commenting on these twenty year olds likethe youth vote because Democrats are kind of
struggling right now. Huh. Imaginethat. You mean the same party that
voted to centralize all of the collegeloans under the government is struggling, the
thing that drove up college costs foreverybody that's they're struggling. You mean the
same government, the same party thatdetermined to change standards in education and introduce

(38:47):
DEI and CRT running down actual academiclearning. You mean they're struggling with the
young vote. Really surprise. Youmean the same party that locked down schools
and parks and ruined people's lives.People lost their graduations, their proms,
their athletic events so that they couldget scouted for scholarships and have a better

(39:12):
way of life. You mean allof that stuff that was all for,
that was all pushed by one particularpolitical party, that they're struggling with the
same people that had to live underthose rules. Huh. It's pretty amazing,
pretty amazing. I'm not shocked atall. So Dania lash with you
at the top of this second hour, and you can listen coast to coast

(39:35):
terrestrially and you can also watch thesimulcast on X channel thirty forty seven Direct
TV. We're all over the placenow. I sent this out for the
if you get the prep. Thisis in the prep because they are struggling
with the younger voters. Democrats areon the struggle bus a little bit.

(39:59):
And it's it's weird because it seemslike the younger they are, the more
that they're not. I don't know, if November hinges on it. That's
one of the things that The Hillhas in an editorial. They're saying that
November hinges on the youth vote.I don't think so. I do think
that the elections are always determined inthe margins, which is why independents are
so incredibly important. But the youthnever turns out the way that they're always

(40:19):
projected to. I mean, asmany elections as we've seen, every single
election cycle, they're always like getout the vote. MTV used to do
a huge get out the vote thing, you remember that, Kane, Like
MTV, like back when you hadlike TRL and all of that. They
did this like huge get out thevoting every election cycle, and you guess
what, Nobody went out and voted. It was always like record abysmally low

(40:40):
turnout from younger generations. And ithasn't changed. That's just that that's a
generational thing. That's as they theyhaven't changed. But as Kine points out,
that's one of the reasons why Biden'strying to motivate them by quote unquote
forgiving all of their student loans andindulging them with these stinky hip protests.
The little kefes that they're doing allover at these college, these universities,

(41:05):
and so now I love this iswhat cracks me up because the hell piece
they're talking about, oh, theyouth vote hinches. The only people who
think that are far left people highoff their own farts. It doesn't hinge
on it does not hinge on genZ Millennial. It doesn't. But you
know what, and Carville pointed thisout, because people are motivated by the
issues that most impact them right now, which is why Biden's doing the college

(41:30):
stuff. And I think the youngeryou are, and having been you know,
a teenager, a nineteen year old, and in my twenties, before
I can say yes, that's true, you tend to react. You don't.
People are they don't look into thefuture as much as they ought to.
But this cracked me up because theyhad this opinion piece says, well,
for starters, it's time to pushback against cynical GOP attempts to link

(41:53):
younger voters to anti war protests.Actually, we're not leftists, are the
only ones doing that because you're tryingto claim you're trying to claim them.
We've been talking about Frett Boy summerright, the broletariat the boat shoesians.
We've been talking about them. That'snot They're not part of that. And
I see a lot of old stinkyhippies out there. You got what's his

(42:14):
face? Who's a Bill can't thinkof his name. Now. He launched
Barack Obama's campaign, king the WeathermanTerrorists, Bill Ayers? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, Bill Airs.Barack Obama got a start in his
living room Sidebart my dear friend andformer boss Andrew Breitbart went to one this

(42:38):
thing where he went to a dinnerwith Bill Ayers and another terrorist chick that
he was with from the Weatherman,and they hosted them in their house.
It was like a raffle and hewon it. And he said things like,
oh man, Bill, these cannabisare the bomb because Bill Ayers literally
his group set off. Obama killeda dude. Oh my gosh, legendary.

(43:01):
So the one hundred and forty sixbillion dollars in debt cancelation, they're
trying to capitalize on that. They'retrying to pay these people to go back
in the fold. But guess what, that's not going to move people.
I think that that grossly misunderstands thepsychology of millennial and gen Z. You
know why, because they try todo this stuff to gen X. They
would try to woo you over.They try to. Oh, the only

(43:22):
thing that they can kind of movethe needle on is when they sit here
and talk about abortion all the time, which is why they always talk about
abortion. But nobody honestly, theydon't really care about student loans, and
the smart college student is going togo, why did you have to do
that in the first place, youepic moron. It's because you're party voted
to federalize everything, which drove upthe prices exponentially. They just don't know.

(43:43):
I think that Democrats in some respectsare forgetting how to campaign to younger
voters. It does, and that'swhy they've been losing a little bit of
them. So you have Democrat strategiststhat are trying to, you know,
trying to warn them on this,and the gender gap they said, is
emerging even amongst younger voters eighteen totwenty nine years old. Interesting. So

(44:07):
going back to what James Carvil said, because he's hysterical, he's not wrong
on this, He's just saying itin a tough love kind of way.
I'm not going to correct him.I think I'm just gonna sit ick and
eat popcorn. But you know what, it's not that much different from what
the VP once said. Can weroll back this flashback of Vice President Kamala
Harris. Remember what she said aboutyounger voters? Chuck it? What else

(44:29):
do we know about this population eighteenththrough twenty four? They are stupid.
That is why we put them indormitories and they have a resident assistant.
They make really bad decisions. Imean, where's that Mamla? I love

(44:51):
to see like all the rioting oncanvases on a side screen. When Drew
Barrymore was interviewing her, she waslike, you need to be the mama
of the country. Do you thinkthat's what she had mine? That?
Mamala, You're stupid? Do youthink that was the Mamola she had in
mind? And I hate the otherthing. There's a reason I say that

(45:12):
that Democrats don't understand how to campaignto younger voters, because, look,
the road to the White House doesn'tlead through a horde of blue haired,
fat chicks with facial piercings. Itdoesn't, so stop acting like it does.
But that's what they do. Youknow, I'm right, Kane's dying.
But you know I'm right. Comeon, now, where's that Mamala?

(45:37):
Right? That's the I can't believeI'm gonna say this. But when
she said that, do you knowwhat I did? Because I was at
age once and I was stupid.You know what, you know what I
thought? Uh huh, that's exactlywhat I thought. She's not wrong,
she's not wrong. The Free Beaconhas a piece called The Invisible President,

(45:59):
and this back piggybacks off a coupleof other pieces that piggyback off another piece
where they're talking about Joe Biden.I mean, he waited. You had
Trump that has gone out and spokenabout this, all these other lawmakers and
finally just today Joe Biden came outand said some things. He also said

(46:20):
a couple of other things too.It was pretty bad. But he's been.
Where's he been? He's been?Like The New York Times had a
piece out and this is one ofthat a piggybacks off of. It talks
about Biden and the Columbia protests.It says he's a bystander. It calls
him a bystander. That's the NewYork Times. You know they're super conservative
over at the New York Times.Can you know this right? I mean,

(46:43):
they're so conservative, they love Reagan. That's pretty fascinating. And you
know they have the handlers that surroundhim and they shuffle him onto Marine one
and shuffle him back. And thisguy who is this president who's tweeted all
of this stuff about everything else,has been so silent on this. He's

(47:04):
being called a bystander. Now hesaid something else today. I don't know
if you guys, oh man,this is bad. Biden called our ally
Japan quote xenophobic and said they don'twant immigrants. So I put this in
slack. Carine Jean Pierre was askedabout this literally just a little bit ago,

(47:27):
because that's kind of oh man,that's a He was asked about this
SoundBite. She was asked about theSoundBite. Listen, the word xenophobic is
a very pejorative and negative word,particularly to use against an ally. Is
that what he meant? Look,he I think he was. I think
look the president was very clear,and I think he was very clear.

(47:53):
I mean, that's why we're askingyou. Well, look, here's what
I'm saying. He was talking aboutwhat who we are as a right.
He was talking about uh, theimportance about it being in the country of
immigrants, especially as you see theattacks that we have seen very recently in
the last couple of years on thoseattacks on immigrants in particular, and so

(48:13):
it is important for us to rememberthat we are a country of immigrants.
I'm explaining where he's what he whathe was talking about, and how he
was what he was focusing on inthose comments country of immigrants. It makes
us stronger. It is important tolet to be very clear about the Department's
always going to be uh, reallyclear on on on speaking to uh,

(48:34):
you know, issues that matter tothe American people. What does that have
to He said that Japan was xenophobic, Well, I'm in a word,
salad and things and stuff, andyou know, it's where we were things
and stuff as a country, policies, maps and things, and you know,
it's where we ours the country withthe things and stuff, immigration,
Biden policies, you know, alliesand things and salads. That's what she

(48:58):
did. So what she just said, I only believe, oh yeah,
that US Americans are unable to doso because some people out there in our
nation don't have maps. And Ibelieve that our education, like such as
in South Africa and Iraq everywhere likesuch as and oh my gosh, that's

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the best. That's KJP. Shecould have been, That could have been
her, Man, that could havebeen her. We have more on the
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And now all of the news youwould probably miss. It's time for
Dana's quickfive. So Florida Governor RonDesanta signs a ban on lab grown meat
in Florida, and he says,take your fake lab grown meat elsewhere.
We'll talk a little bit more aboutthis now. Because Kane's like, yes,
ban the lab grown meat. I'mlike, do we I don't like

(51:30):
lab grow meat, but the peoplewho would want to eat lab grow meat,
I kind of want him to eatlab grow meat. Solve some problems
for me, you know what I'msaying. We're gonna come back to this.
Also this a man was charged withstealing a food truck in Wilmington.
What a loser. Twenty four yearold Jalsilva was charged with stealing a food
truck and it was let's see,he was trying to get through the food

(51:54):
truck's window. He's being held ona fifty thousand dollars secured bond. He
was charged with felony larceny. Heactually I've never seen I mean, this
guy doesn't look like he doesn't lookhe's combed his hair in forever. I
think he's probably his drug issues.I don't know. It was a boring
story. Police found an ATM robberysuspect. I guess where they found him.
Casino. Yeah, that's dumb.KTLA says that southern California Cansino a

(52:17):
casino. It was a guy whotargeted an ATM maintenance worker and stole a
whole bunch of cash, fled thearea, two suspects, and then they
were at the casino. Happen agreat time, was the quote from police.
So now they're in jail. Ididn't work out very well for them.
Oh my heavens. So USPS isdelivering more newspapers the United States.

(52:39):
Penntal Fermos publishers want dependable service fortheir subscribers. I'm full of jokes right
now. I only say this becauseI think that one of the people who
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have a guy who just throws stuffover, like into your driveway. I
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the US is to require automatic braking, emergency braking on new vehicles in
five years, which they can control. I am not a fan of anyone
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(53:22):
is. This sounds so dangerous becausethe government they've driven our country into a
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I mean when you look at whatwho just Planet Fitness, like what are
they doing? Like men and jaI don't want to put any targets on
people's back. Target Like I talkedto the dudes from bud Light or Anheuser
Bush, the CEO and the peoplelike man, they messed up. It's
too bad. They just won't sayit, like, hey, we messed
up a little bit, you knowwhatever, But that's not how they're cut.

(55:15):
And you know what, I gotmy answer, And uh, I
don't want to I don't want tohurt people's jobs and stuff like that.
Now you hurting people's jobs, dogin fight. But there's a whole lot
more companies we should be going after, for sure. Yeah, and Buds
one of them. All they gotto do is be like, Yo,
we're sorry. We didn't mean toinsult all y'all ladies who also liked our

(55:37):
product. I mean, that's youknow, I mean, that's not my
cut to go ahead and just likegrant somebody a pass when they haven't taken
account of what they did. Andthey never they never said, you know,
yeah, we messed up. Theynever said that. So that's what
it costs. That's my cut.That's what it costs. Otherwise I'm not
gonna drink your piss baby beer.Not gonna happen. I can say that

(55:59):
right because I did welcome back tothe show. It's Friday. If I
didn't Steve got it, it's allright. I got a pass with Brent,
I could say, and I'm messingwith you, guys, welcome back
to the program. Dan'a last yearwith you at bottom of this second hour.
That's why are we doing this?Why? Why are we given?
Uh, it's not about you're nothurting their jobs. It's bud Light that
chose to do that. That's Budweiserthat chose to do that. Budweiser chose

(56:22):
to hurt people's jobs because they decidedto get this dude who is thinner than
Twiggy to get up and promote theirproduct. And they made a mockery of
women by having this guy costplay asone, very insultingly so, by the
way, And all they had todo was say sorry, that's all they
had to do. Why is itso bad for it's an ego thing?

(56:44):
Is why it's an ego thing.I mean, I why are you going
to bat for Bud because they Imean, how much does it cost for
you to go to bat for Bud? What's the price? You know?
That's what it is. I don'tbegrudge people for being capitalists, but don't
say here and be like, oh, it's all okay because they gave us
money. I didn't get an apology. I don't even want no money.

(57:05):
They don't even take millions. Ijust want we messed up. We're sorry.
That's all I want. You haveto in order to have reconciliation,
you gotta have an acknowledgment of thewrong. That's biblical, guys. I
mean you know, that's just theprocess that is. That's the cut,
just saying I don't get to whythere, Steve, you made I told

(57:27):
you to ask this question. Whatwere you asking? Go ahead and do
it For those who don't know meand Juan and Kane, I'll cut the
audio and video before the show starts. And the first thing I notice is
that he had a Southern accent anddid you have a whole song about being
from northern Michigan. I was like, what, yeah, see, He's
like, how are you having aSouthern accid? Dude, you're from northern
Michigan. He's from the top ofthe Mitten, right, Yeah, that's

(57:49):
pretty up there? Oh yeah,what part? What part of the Mitten?
Was he from that bougie part wherethey had like the real nice restaurants.
And it was like, I don'tknow up there. I've been up
there one time. It's very pretty. It all looked pretty. I was
like, oh, here's another prettytown. Yeah, like in and it
was like north of Traverse that waslike up by the tip of the finger
of the mitten. That's not accurate. I don't know how. It's got

(58:10):
to be like Paradise in Michigan orsomething like that. I don't know it
was, but it was real pretty. Can I tell you guys, A
can I tell you guys a funnystory? Okay, sidebar real quick and
we'll get back to everything. Soit's like a television episode almost. So
we go up there. We wentup there for my husband was in a
wedding. That's why we were upthere. Go up. We land in

(58:30):
Traverse City. First off the airportand Traverse City, I thought that I
had stumbled through like you know,the Lion, the Witch and the wardrobe,
except it take from taking me toa whole different reality. It took
me to like somebody's lodge. Becausewhen I got off the when you get
off the airplane, you expect towalk into an airport, right I legit

(58:51):
was like walking past a stone fireplaceand some plush leather chairs. And I
looked at my husband, I'm like, we are in somebody's house. It
was the weirdest thing. It's avery small airport, very pretty. So
we get there and we're gota.We rented a car and we're leaving the
airport and we drive past this placethat I insisted we had to go in.

(59:15):
We were right there by the lake, and I wanted to go.
I wanted to make this stop becauseit was a very unique business idea and
I wanted to see in the insideof it. It was an ice cream
parlor and taxidermy shop. Right now, it was like dusky dark when we
went in. By the time weleft, it was dark outside. We
go in there and there was these, you know, adorably taxidermy critters,

(59:37):
like I saw three. It wasthree badgers and a raccoon paddling in a
canoe that was actually like a hollowedout log, and it was like,
really, it was really cute.It's adorable. All the animals were posing,
very cute little things. Got myice cream. I'm looking at the
taxidermy you know, God bless America, wishing I could take some of the
bag with me. And then weleave. We go out and there's this

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huge covered area picnic tables and therewas no lights out. It was just
you know, it was a yousee the moonlight and then the light from
the store and this huge area withthe pitched peak and all of that.
And we're sitting there and my husbandgets this look on his face as we're

(01:00:22):
eating our ice cream, and it'sa look of should I tell her?
Horror? And ladies, you knowwhat that expression looks like on a man's
face, because at first, whenhe was staring at me, I thought,
you know, I'm a woman.I was like, oh, he
probably thinks I'm so pretty. Itwasn't that at all. And then his
expression changed and it just got veryscared looking, and he goes, why

(01:00:45):
don't we go step by the carand eat these? And I go,
what do you mean? I'm like, we were sitting on a picnic table,
a light breeze was coming in.It was so nice. And he's
like, no, I think Ithink we should just go buy the car
and eat these, you know,then get ready to go. And I
still had, like my whole cone. I wasn't going to take a whole
ice cone into the car, right, a car that I just rented.
No, And I'm like, justchill out. We're not in a race.

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We don't have to be there bya certain time and he's like,
no, I really think that weneed to go, and I'm like,
okay, what's up? And thenhe told me what he should never have
said, don't look up. Sowhen you're told don't look up, what
are you going to do? Lookup? I looked up, and at
first, as my eyes were adjustingto the darkness, I wasn't quite sure

(01:01:25):
what I was looking at because allI could see were the rafters in the
darkness of this huge, pitched,you know, covering eating area, and
it was big. There was anumber of picnic tables out there, and
then I could see it, justthe moonlight just bouncing off of what it
looked like little just like darts oflightning all through this dark pitched area.

(01:01:52):
And then I realized that that wasn'tdarts of lightning. Is that a string?
What is I mean? It wasjust tons of it all through this
area, and then I realized whatit was. We were sitting underneath a
massive, massive spider nest den somethingand those we're all webs. Now.

(01:02:20):
The scream that I emitted at first, it didn't make a sound, Chris
said, because I blacked out prettymuch. Because there are two things.
Three things, maybe three things thatI just I don't like. I'm not
really scared of anything except for threethings. Spiders, crickets, and I'm
not a fan of chimpanzees because Iliterally got into a slap fight with one

(01:02:42):
when I was a child, andthat's a story for another time. And
I but it's just an irrational andreasonable fear of spiders. I lost my
mind. All I was that Ipretty much blacked out. My ears hurt
really bad after they rung, becauseat some point the scream made noise.
And I don't even know what happenedon my ice cream calne. At that
point it was gone. I thinkI threw it. I didn't even know
what happened. And then we wereby the car and Chris is like,

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I told you not to look up. I'm like, you can't tell me
not to look up. I couldhave died. We could have died to
death. That's what could have happened. I've seen a regnophobia. I saw
them movie. Remember when Julian Sandsgot Rest of Soul, he kicked the
bucket on Mount Baldy. Remember whenhe was in that barn and he looks

(01:03:28):
up and it was all it waslike that, and so I had like
a ragnophobia going through my head.I'm just freaking out, and and then
you feel like they're all over you. Oh my gosh. Uh. But
that's the thing about the about Michigan. The spiders there, they are lake
spiders apparently. I'm from Missouri andnow we're in Texas. We got scorpions.

(01:03:51):
I can deal with that. Ican even deal with rattlers. I
can't. I this spider thing andthe lake affects spider stuff and no,
no, no, and no nothanks. Huhuhh No, you can have
that all day long. So yeah, I don't. I couldn't deal with
it after that, So that wasit. But anyway, long story short,
Kid Rock came from that area,but he talks like he's from Alabama.

(01:04:14):
I don't know. Is that appropriationis it? I don't know.
I just don't know why we're stillwhy people are defending bud Light. If
they okay, so they gave youmillions of dollars, just be like,
okay, well they are they're workingwith me, or they gave me millions
of dollars to my friend's business,So yeah, I'm gonna defend him now
just be honest, because otherwise that'swell, you know, they didn't say
sorry, and they didn't really doanything. But I don't want to destroy

(01:04:35):
people's jobs. They chose that,not you. All they have to do
to not destroy people's jobs is togo worth thorry. Why is the onus
put on everyone else who was like, like, particularly the chicks that you'd
like to get with insulted by thiscosplane you know, tweink and you're gonna
go ahead and give him a pass. No apology, No, that's not

(01:04:58):
how that works. No, wegot to talk about eclips Mania coming up
as well. Okay, apparently allthe airbnbs are sold out in the strip
where the I guess where it's goingto pass or where you can see it
the best. All the b andbs apparently are sold out. We're going
to discuss that it's his life missionto make bad decisions. It's time for

(01:05:28):
Florida Man. So, sometimes badthings happen to good people, and sometimes
sometimes good things happen to bad people, and sometimes bad things that could be
good things happen to bad people.So a Florida man was arrested. He
got into a fight with four guestsat a Disney World resort a bar there,

(01:05:51):
of course it's the bar. Hemade fun of a guest that had
Down syndrome and he had his headbeaten upside one side and down the other.
Good, that's you know, Ilike, sometimes people say stupid stuff
and are mean and cruel and theydeserve to get their butt whipped. And
that's playground rules, right. BrentGeorge was arrested in charge with four kinds

(01:06:11):
of battery. This sixty one yearold was drunk at the bar. He
downed three shots of bourbon and abeer. Are you serious? One one
shot and wone beer? Really,and he made his way to a table
of four guests and made fun ofa woman with Down syndrome. Her mother
confronted him, asked if she wasmaking fun of her daughter, and he
shoved her, then slapped another guestat the table when she tried to intervene,

(01:06:34):
and then there was like a slapoff. But then an unnamed bystander
grabbed him removed him from the scene. And then this was after the husband
stepped up and punched him repeatedly inthe head because he deserved it. And
then so the guy was taking ajail good good on him. Good.
Take good on the husband stepping upand whooping. This guy looks like you
hit him pretty hard to So thereyou go. Play stupid games, win

(01:06:56):
stupid prizes. A let's see.Oh yeah, this is I saw this
story. I saw that. Iwas watching this. This is crazy.
So in Florida, you know,you can put up fences. I don't.
They don't. People put up fencesto try to keep gaters out,
especially if they live by waterways.Okay, I don't think those work.

(01:07:21):
Because this guy was filming a literalgator literally climbing the fence, climbing it.
That's a picture of it. That'swants showing you on this time.
Okays, he's climbing the fence.Nobody's safe. What is happening, Florida.
Get this under control, Florida.What is happening? I know?

(01:07:46):
And he's crawling up the fence.I can't even deal with it. Okay,
I'm fine with gators, not whenthey're on fences, though. When
they're crawling up fences, that's whenI'm out. I'm out. Uh.
But yeah, apparently this is what'shappening. The alligator scaled the fence and
the man filmed him and then itflopped its way over to the other side

(01:08:06):
and escaped into the pond. SoI'm like watching this video. I'm watching
the video. This thing climbs up, literally climbs up, and it approaches
the fence. This happens literally andunder a minute, and it runs over
to the fence where scampers. Howdo they move quickly? I don't even

(01:08:29):
know what do you call it?He goes over to the fence and then
literally under and under a minute,he climbs the fence and he's over it
the gator. I didn't know theycould do that. I'm why are you
so scary, Florida? Why whyare you so scary? Oh? All
right, So I got a coupleof others. I'm not reading this one.
This guy got in trouble or LANDAweekly has a story. He was

(01:08:53):
ticketed after he ate pancakes in themiddle of an intersection. He this is
Lakeland police. There was a guywho brought you know those old like your
grandma had, right, the oldTV trade tables. He had an old
TV trable table, although that oneshould would work also, And he had
some pancakes, syrup and a plateof pancakes, and he sat in the

(01:09:14):
middle of an intersection and was eatingpancakes. Twenty one year old Kieran Thomas.
They were able to find him laterbecause he was tagged in the video
that surfaced on Facebook, and helives in a house like the hundred yards
from the inner one hundred yards fromthe intersection. He told officers it was
a prank, but they charged himwith placing an obstruction in the roadway and
disrupting the free flow of traffic.So he used to go to He went

(01:09:36):
to court and everything that was wild. Let's see this. Now, there's
this guy who promised food and drugsto a panhandler but tortured her with a
screwdriver and bat for months. Policesay, yeah, it's a worker at
a mobile gas station. He toldWFLATV that this woman, she staggered to

(01:10:00):
the store on Monday, locked herselfin the bathroom crying. She escaped from
a van that had been parked atthe Walgreens nearby, and then the guy
at the mobile station noticed a guydriving the van away and then called the
Sheriff's office. She had been torturedand held against her will for months.
She was a panhandler and a guyoffered to give her drugs and food in
January and then he would beat herwith a baseball bat and he would torture

(01:10:20):
with a screwdriver, and he kepther against her will for months. So
they did arrest him. This dude, he's forty eight year old Walter Medina
of Tampa. I can't believe he'sforty years old. He looks way older
than that. But they got himfor kidnapping, aggravated assault on a law
enforcement officer as well because he wasn'tgoing quietly, and robbery and it kind

(01:10:41):
of makes you wonder like were thereother victims. I mean, that could
not have been the first person thathe did that with. And if Florida
man was arrested after the air theairboat he was in piloting overturned in the
Everglades when taking a sharp turn fora passenger to see a gator. So
this is w TVJ, the NBCaffiliate in Tampa. They didn't arrest the

(01:11:02):
driver. The they didn't I releasedthe identity of the driver, but they
said that apparently he didn't complete aboat safety course and he didn't have a
license to drive his boat, andthe boat flipped over in the water,
so that he was trying to turnthe boat so the passenger could get a
look at the gator. And oh, they got a good look at that
gator. Apparently, thankfully no onewas injured. They just got minor scratches,

(01:11:25):
but that was it. But canyou imagine the terror you'd take this
sharp turn and you you know,your your airboat captain, not really captain
is letting you see this gator,and you flip over in the water right
by the gator. Good heavens,we have more in store. You don't
when in those third hour coming upin the United States, in America.

(01:11:45):
There's nothing beyond our capacity, nothingif we do it together. What was
that? There's a song that soundslike that. Oh my gosh, I

(01:12:13):
said, don't break. He soundslike a rager from Dark Tide. But
that's like deep dive. Welcome backto the show, Dana Lash here with
you. Nothing right on that mic? There, get it? Instead of
being curse words, we should justlay that cough over the top of all
the cursewords. I like that.Actually, that's a great idea instead of

(01:12:36):
having you know, can you believeit? Literal cough? But oh wow,
oh, top of this third hourdanea lash with you. You can
listen coast to coast and uh X. We're everywhere on all of the streaming
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(01:13:00):
So Kane sent me this story andI had some stuff I was going
to talk about in this segment,but I now this is completely hot.
Just attention Jack to the whole segment. Now, you sent me this yesterday.
We had a headline on or noday before, uh right, Monday
on jeans. No, it wasyesterday that we the weekend. Yeah,

(01:13:21):
yeah, we were talking about jeansand how it made me think of it
with this whole with the concept oftalking about the Cold War and you crang
going in a NATO, etcetcetera,and how genes became like them, Well
they were. They were the symbolof freedom and capitalism. And North Korea
has this old BBC this gardening programwhere they blur the dude's pants out because

(01:13:43):
he's in jeans, and they don'tallow jeans in North Korea. It's true,
you can only get one of severalhaircuts if you live there as well.
I know it's uh but now theysay that wearing jeans. First they
said jeans and hoodies could help tackleclimate change. That was in twenty fourteen.
And now they say wearing jeans isbad for the environment. That's the

(01:14:06):
new thing. And they said,I do want to know who because the
other one that I had sad liketwo something miles. So this article set
a study revealed wearing one pair isthe equivalent of driving for like over six
miles. Who sits down there andfigures that out? I want to drag
them behind my car? Who sitsdown and does this? Well, let's

(01:14:27):
see, uh figuring out my mypair of pants is equal to how much
driving? What a weird measure,kine, how much driving? Is your
pants equal to? Uh, sixpoint six miles? I don't know what
the hell I'm wearing. I don'tknow what I'm wearing. I'm wearing.

(01:14:47):
Is there's something because our jeans madefrom cotton? Yeah, my pants are
made from cotton. So is itcotton? And then brown? Which is
wooden goth discovered color? Or arethey trying to argue that the machinery that
actually make the genes are the onesthat are closed. What about the child
labor in the underdeveloped countries where theyoutsource all the making of their genes.

(01:15:09):
Now, I mean, you know, oh, that's right, that doesn't
count. That pollution doesn't count ifit's in you know, if it's over
it's in Asia. That's white privilege. The pollution counts less when Chinese kids
and wigers that are imprisoned make theproduct. Did you know this I didn't,
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sohere's the thing, Like if you're
mining over here, like say you'regoing and you're digging for cobalt, right,

(01:15:31):
you can't do that really here becauseyou know, bad for the environment
and stuff, and you know,the laborer, you get tough. But
if you are in Asia, orif you are a black child in the
Democratic Republic of Congo, it's see, it doesn't count as much because the
white people that drive all the productsthat are powered by cobalt don't see it.

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You see how that works. Thewhite progressives don't see it because they
don't see the abuse of which countfor over here minority labor. They don't
really see that, so it doesn'tcount. Right, Nothing says racist white
privilege like progressives acting like the pollutiondoesn't occur because it's in a country where

(01:16:12):
they can't see it. Wow,that's true though. That's that's that's how
they look at it. Well,there's no pollution here. I just don't
see it. All the everything isnice and pristine. Meanwhile, in China
they literally have cancer lakes, likethey call them cancer lakes. Everybody lives
by their diyes. They're like pinkgoogle it for real. Yeah, they

(01:16:38):
don't care if they don't care aboutthe environment over there, anything China cares
about the environment. No, no, but hey it doesn't. It's not
here, so it doesn't count.Right, it's in China. It's a
place I've never heard of before,so all the way over there, it's
it doesn't matter. So now theywere saying it that less they were saying

(01:17:01):
in twenty fourteen, less energy waswasted if people wear casual clothing. I
felt like they were trying to telleverybody to dress like shlubs. Right,
Well, they didn't have to sayanything about that in the nineties. I
just want to know where they getthe arbitrary. It's like driving a car
for six miles. Well, ifyou wear leather pants, how many Oh,
that's like riding a cow for ahalf mile. Right, it's like

(01:17:24):
driving five cars at once. Gassycow. This is wild. It doesn't
make any sense. I don't getit doesn't make any sense to me.
That doesn't make any sense. SoI don't know. I'm just I'm amazed.
I'm amazed. So now it's badfor the invite. They can't really
they It's like how eggs are badfor you, bad for your cholesterol,

(01:17:46):
but they're good, but then they'rebad again, but they're good. I
don't know what are they They're good? Are they good for it again?
Well, I'm yeah, I knowthey have been, but like, what
is it now? What is theministry of BSA Now? I think the
narrative has changed since we see ina lot of these carnivore and keto diets
pop up. I think that eggshave I think the bashing of eggs has

(01:18:09):
subsided a bit. I'm just saying, yeah, so that's what they were
trying to That's what they were that'swhat they were pushing. So now jeans
are bad. That, yes,the most iconic piece of freedom and culture
is bad now bad to bad towear. I there's I think there's been

(01:18:30):
an agenda for a long time totry to push you to what Carol Roth
has said you know, you willown nothing and you will be happy.
I feel like there's been a Ithink I've told you guys about this before,
like the whole do you guys knowthat whole tiny house thing? Can
I just be honest, The wholeshabby chic thing and the everything white palette
and the tiny house movement are allto make you have no color, boring,

(01:18:51):
dirty old stuff in tiny spaces.That's what it is, ship lap
everything. M just saying, mmm, I don't know, I get real
weird with that stuff, right,It's just weird, Like the tiny house
thing. Did I tell you theone episode I watched were these people they
didn't have no land, They hadno land, and they spent I don't

(01:19:15):
even know how you can spend IIt was like two hundred thousand dollars on
basically an outhouse on wheels with atiny little space for a bed, and
they kept going, well, welove the fixtures. I'm like, you
cannot even lay down in it.You love the fixtures? You basically take
a deuce right next to where yousit and you eat your meals. Yeah,

(01:19:39):
like literally, you're you're dropping adeuce on the other side of your
stove. That's weird, man,that's weird, right, right, yeah,
no matter what the context. Andthen they all and they I look
and them, and they had acat too, of course they did.
They he was like an underwater basketweaver. And she braided to I don't

(01:20:00):
know. And they both made amillion dollars I don't know, and they
had a cat, and they wantedthey sold their yuppie apartment. I think
that. Of course, they thinkthey lived in New York or some urban
major city and they didn't even haveany land. They're like, well,
no, we've got to figure outwhere to put our We got to figure

(01:20:20):
out where to put our house.It's not a house. It was a
glorified outhouse with a bed area anda tiny little stove on wheels. And
they made a big deal about thepaint and look at the floorine and all.
She kept going on about the fixtures, and it's so well appointed,
and I just cannot get over it. I can't. You can't even do

(01:20:42):
it. Couldn't you do laundry?And I'm like, we're you gonna go
do your laundry. If they haveif they have friends over, if they
entertain, they all have to sitoutside because they all can't fit in their
little outhouse on wheels. They allgot to sit outside right on property they
don't own because they didn't even thinkabout the and part of it that's wild.
You can tell that people are insome respects they just have no idea

(01:21:04):
about property ownership. Well, wewant we have an idea for our house.
You gotta have land first. Whatwell were you gonna put it?
It can't just float in the air. Where are you gonna put it at?
Oh my gosh, bro I gotta, I gotta. I couldn't get
over this hang on. They hada whole I stopped watching it because it's

(01:21:27):
At first I made fun of it. Yeah they call it. Yeah,
they have tiny house hunters, andthey call tiny house big living. What
it's a damn dollhouse. It's notbig living. It is a literal dollhouse.
They're dollhouses. If I ever sawone of these driving down the road,
I would die of laughter. Iwould wreck my car because I would

(01:21:48):
have just seized and died of laughterwatching it roll down. And these people,
it's not that they're they're broke,or they're struggling, or they can't
afford anything else. This is howthey've virtue signal. I actually was only
able to watch like two episodes,and I could not anymore. I just
couldn't like when they were I watchedthis one lady, Oh my gosh,

(01:22:12):
I watched this one episode. Right, I could go on it. But
I assume she spent like five hundreddollars on the faucet. And it was
one of those big curvy like professionalchef five And that's like on the cheaper
side, isn't it, I thinkfor those big gintle faucets. Actually it
was like over five hundred dollars onher faucet. But a kid, you

(01:22:39):
not hands to sky. She wasbalking over how much they needed for their
little mobile, their version of asewer system. She couldn't wrap her brain
around that. She just gots shecould not wrap her brain around it.
She's like, but I five hundredsomething dollars on this false it seems like

(01:23:02):
a good ad for my shack.It seems like a good idea. What
am I gonna do with my dookie? I don't know. That's she could
not figure it out. And I'mwatching this and I'm like, this is
the country. This is the country. Right now, this is this is
us? Right? Oh my gosh, no Cane, I swear to like

(01:23:23):
her late thirties. Oh my gosh. Like this guy they talk about this
artist. He doesn't just make tinyhouses, he creates micro masterpiece. Shut
up, you're you're a damn dumpsterdiver. Shut up. I hate this
whole movement hate. I also don'tlike the all white palette. I feel

(01:23:46):
like it's anti everything, it's antitradition. Guys. Here's an idea.
Let's have everything be grayish, butimagine the color depressing, and then I
want you to make that your home. What a square feet yeah, all

(01:24:08):
five square feet of it gray,just everything that Just imagine everything the same
color. Right, Those houses arebuilt out of ship lap. I just
or the whole shabby sheic thing.The men out there are like, I
don't even know what that is.Don't ask your wives about it because you'll

(01:24:29):
never get away from that conversation.Just trust me on this. That's where
they had this lady designer take thingsthat were ratty and tattered and like,
oh, this is character. It'slike how when people say something like when
when they say something is rustic,it's just crappy. Rustic is fancy for
crappy. I don't know if youguys knew that or not, right,

(01:24:50):
that's what that means. Steve's tellingme, I got to talk about gold.
I'm going to talk about gold becausesee, we're smart and these people
aren't. I'm telling you we gota movement. But this, this is
this is all design. It's alldesign to move you towards owning nothing.
And now all of the news youwould probably miss. It's time for Dana's

(01:25:13):
Quick five. So there's a ArizonaSupreme Court story from Arizona. They just
upheld a one hundred and sixty yearold law regarding abortion. They said that
it goes into effect. It willgo into effect in fourteen days. It's
kind of similar to some of theother ones past. It was a four
to two decision. They said thatit's when they make narrow exceptions to save

(01:25:38):
the life of a mother. Theyhave every state has exemptions where it concerns
rape and in tests, et cetera. But this one, that's very interesting
that that was upheld in Arizona ofall places, because always thought Arizona was
just a little bit maybe more tothe maybe more to the left on that
A porch package dressed as a thiefor at porch package thief, rather dressed

(01:26:00):
as a trash bag to steal aporch package like an actual Yes, an
actual trash bag. They actually dressedas a trash bag. This is the
craziest thing I've ever seen, andwere able to steal these packages. And
also they were obscuring their identity.You couldn't see who it was, you

(01:26:23):
couldn't see garbage. Yeah, I'venever I mean they walked up, you
know how, like you see onlike Warner Brothers when like bugs bund or
somebody would be a shrub and they'dlike walk up and then the trash bag
would walk up and then absorb thepackage and then walk away. It's I
mean, that's one way of doingit. I guess that's really wild.

(01:26:45):
So you gotta watch out for yourstuff out there. This apparently it's the
more expensive to die in California thanit is in any other state. Really,
that's well one of these states theysaid. It's the They had the
an actual like funeral directors. It'sthe National Funeral Directors Association. They did
the average cross of a funeral inthe US is like seveny eight hundred,

(01:27:08):
but the highest prices for the actuallyI guess the whole service are Hawaii,
DC, Massachusetts, and then Californiaand New York. Those are the top
five. Is anybody shocked that they'reall blue states? In fact, all
of the top ten are blue states. Interesting Congresswoman bethbi and Dine is trying
to poach to New York's police forTexas and then murder with that good Taking

(01:27:36):
our guys away is not the solution. It will not save life because the

(01:28:03):
sick demanded souls out there will alwaysfind a way to harm and kill.
That's the problem waning to fix.God love him. That's the father of
fallen officer Justin Hare, and hewas saying, I mean, he was
speaking saying that at the funeral servicefor this fallen officer, New Mexico officer

(01:28:26):
in front of the comfor of NewMexico, front of New Mexico law acres
that had been using his son's deathas a way to call for more gun
control Dana last year at the bottomof this third hour, and this was
took place in Albuquerque. Officer Hairhad been I guess he'd been ways with
the Logan Police Department and he youknow obviously, I mean it's just I

(01:28:51):
mean, I feel like this ishow many stories of officers killed just in
like the last week, because itjust struck me that this is I think,
like just in the past couple ofdays, like the third one,
we've discussed the media. The mediawould like us to believe that crime is
down everywhere when we know for afact that it is not. Well,

(01:29:12):
they can't have it both ways.They can't say that crime is down and
then guns are driving an epidemic ofviolence and that because then we're okay,
that doesn't match up. That doesn'tmatch up. And he was doing if
you remember, uh it wasn't Iguess you could say it was a traffic
stop. He'd only been I think, uh what six years five years,

(01:29:34):
six years in service. He wasdoing a welfare check on a disabled vehicle
and when he stopped behind the vehicle, the driver got out, and uh,
they had they had a discussion becausehe walked up to the passenger window,
the driver exited the vehicle, andthen the guy just like had a
handgun shot and killing. It's sosad. It's sad. This is that's

(01:30:00):
why those stops are so dangerous.They I mean that that's I think I
read a statistic where it said mostofficers that's how if they're if they're going
to be under fire, that's it'sgoing to be through a traffic stop like
that. That's just so sad.But I loved the father was like,
no, we're not We're not usingyou're not going to be using my my
son's death for your gun control messaging. And he had a that was his

(01:30:24):
message to the governor of uh NewMexico. That's Michelle Grisham. Remember she's
the one who uh they were thereshe had She was the governor that had
been declaring that you basically can't havea second Amendment New Mexico anymore. I
covered that, we wrote all aboutit. But I just can you imagine.

(01:30:44):
I just can't imagine going through thatsuch a painful time, and you're
having to deal with these ghouls tryingto use your loved one's death and exploit
your loved one's death for their purposes. So we had a message for all
of them. Good on him forthat. Uh. I want to in
our our prayers are with that family, the Hair family. I have some
culture for you. Actually, Igot a couple of Actually, let me

(01:31:05):
get into some two goop headlines.First off, God love Lara Trump,
don't make any more songs, Let'snot new RNC chair, focus on RNC
chair, focus on raising money.I know she's like a superwoman and multitasks
and runs marathons. Not everyone's asinger. I'm just saying, don't.

(01:31:28):
I don't mean that meanly at all, but I'm just saying, this is
a smart idea that the second onethat the Trump idea that the Trump campaigns
do well, it's a Trump pack. They've opened up a Biden Mart and
it is a way to compare yourshopping bill how much it's changed in four

(01:31:49):
years. So you can go andyou can shop at Biden Mart and they're
going to give you a comparison,a numbers based, fact based sited compare
to what you paid for your groceriesfour years ago. So far, this
is the smartest thing anybody related tothe campaign has done. This is smart

(01:32:11):
if you want to get mad,you know, and then like if you
need something to get you amped upto go work out later, go to
the site to go and look atit, and you're gonna get real mad.
It's Biden hyphenmart dot com, Bidenhyphenmart dot com America's grocery list,
and you can go and you cansee just you know, you can check
off stuff. You can see howmuch, and then you can see the

(01:32:33):
percentage increase and compare your bill underTrump and then your bill under Biden.
I mean, dare I check someof this? So it gives basic just
a handful of everyday things that peoplewould get. Okay, So let's we're
healthy, so we'll get six yogurts. We'll get some butter because we cook
with butter too. What else dowe want to get? You know,

(01:32:54):
the family likes ice cream? Let'sdo some of that briskets. We're in
Texas. Three pounds of brisket.Ye maybe, okay? Ok? I
got some limes and apples and lemons, so you gotta have lemons. Yeah,
lemons. Let's do some limes too, Yeah yeah, yeah. Skirt
steak, skirt steaks good? ActuallyI like skirts? Yeah yeah, yeah,
get let's get a pound of that. Uh? What is Ooh?

(01:33:15):
Oranges? Gotta have oranges? Threepound bag? What else do we want?
What else do we want? Milk? Gotta milk for the kids.
Gotta get milk for the kids.The kids sugar I'm looking at I got
uh yeah, yeah, yeah,eggs. What else? We got cheese?
Cheese, Yeah, let's get somecheese. I'm actually starting to get
nervous now. I saw men theother day where the woman was shopping for

(01:33:38):
groceries and they were checking it out, and the checker was like, Okay,
Michelle, stay with me. Thisis a big one. Okay,
this is a big one right here. It's oranges. I'm getting ready to
Oh well, let's work together.It was hysterical. Let's just do what
do you protein. Let's get somechicken. Get some chicken. Let's get
some chicken too. Let's get apound of chicken. Okay, oh,
I'm not liking this. What doyou see it? Okay, I'm not

(01:34:00):
liking this at all. So sofar, we got, you know,
a pound of bonus chicken. Wegot six limes, got you know a
few pounds of brisket. I gotsome lemons, some skirt steak, oranges,
got some milk, cheese, butter, eggs. I'll give you the

(01:34:21):
percentage of increase first, okay,uh fifty. I thought it was gonna
be like twenty five or thirty becausethat's no fifty five percent. Yeah,
for these items four years ago,you'd pay fifty four bucks. I believe

(01:34:42):
this because I grocery shop. Uhnow. And this is why I started
getting nervous, because I knew whatit was going to be. Eighty five
dollars. That's exactly what I thoughtit was gonna be. Lord Yep,
yep, we've all been seeing it, we've been feeling it. I'm really
mad now and I don't want toplay with the site no more. That's

(01:35:03):
I'm telling you. It's a reallygood tool. That's the smartest thing that
the campaign has done. You wantto hear something dumb? Yes, of
course. So this is from notthe Bee You've got who likes? I
mean, you remember Peter Pan right, Alice in Wonderland, right? So

(01:35:23):
this is a British university. They'reslapping warning labels on these two titles for
colonialis Narratives which sent a white supremacy. Mm hm. They say it is
a content warning and position statement andit tells people what to be upset about.

(01:35:49):
I guess in the books and thetrigger warning, why is it ham
one, two, four or five? Why is there seven paragraphs for the
trigger warning. This is at YorkSaint John University, and this is what
they say about the book quote.Within the one hundred and fifty years of

(01:36:10):
children's writing which is represented in thecollection, there's a widespread occurrence of colonialist
narratives which center white supremacy and racistand orientalist methods of both fictional and historical
storytelling came and as of such,the items consulted from the collection will include

(01:36:30):
language and visual imagery, which isa racist and many people may find their
contents upsetting and defensive. What I'mtrying to remember what was offensive about,
like Alice in Wonderland and stuff thechessure Cat. I don't know. I
don't why is everything racist? Becauseit's not. They've got to have something,

(01:36:55):
They've got to have something to complainabout, so everything. Yeah.
In addition to that, Megan Rappino'sback. She is such a Karen I
gotta tell you so. Can Ibe really, really honest in a non
offensive way. I don't care aboutbeing offensive. She is not my stereotype

(01:37:21):
of a lesbian because she's too bitchy. Can I be real? Sorry,
but I mean you're too much ofa bee. I just like that's not
my stereotype of lesbians. They usuallydon't really care, right, They're not

(01:37:44):
like this angsty and kareny. I'mjust saying they aren't. That's not any
that's not my that is not mypurview. She's mad again. She got
mad because a Christian said something Christian. What knows? So the United States
Women's national team midfielder Corbyn Albert,I really wish she would apologized. She

(01:38:06):
literally was talking about faith and herfaith includes same sex is against same sex
marriage. It's a Christian faith.Hi Christian says something Christiano and and she
had posted something about her faith onI guess it was Instagram. And then

(01:38:28):
Megan Rappino got everybody mad at her, and people were like, wait to
end your career, like they weregoing to end this chick's career because she's
literally posted something from her position offaith on Instagram and they said it was
anti alphabet because it was about traditionalmarriage or marriage. The girl is twenty

(01:38:50):
years old, So you have oldhag Megan Rappino who gets real mad at
this twenty year old girl and goesat her, which and Corbin Albert should
not have apologized at all. Youknow. My thinking is normally, I

(01:39:10):
don't like to defend cowards, right. My thinking is, though she's like
twenty years old, she's young,she's never had to experience this, But
I mean she's like, you know, they're literally people were talking about ending
her career because of this, andshe had like a I want to say
it sincerely apologist my actions of socialmedia. She didn't do anything wrong.
She literally did nothing wrong. Shewas talking about how and it wasn't even

(01:39:35):
about alphabet stuff she was actually talkingabout. She was talking about uh marriage,
And then it was specifically what shehad said was transgender and she thought
that transgenderism was wrong. But youhave the transactivists that are trying so hard
to co opt all the other letters, and then people like Megan Rapino who

(01:39:58):
are so desperate for attention to stayrelevant so they have to ride the next
wave of outrage Seese upon it.This is so it's sad. It is
so sad, And this and CorbynAlbert's like apparently like a rising star in
the women's national team. I thinkthat Megan Rappino's jealous of her, honestly,
is what it sounds like. Itsounds like Megan Rappino is jealous of

(01:40:20):
her because she's younger and she hasa huge career ahead of her, and
Megan Rappino's saw an opportunity to takea dig at a female that she've views
as a rival. That's what itsounds like. That's just so like sad.
That's so sad, And this isI don't know, like, can

(01:40:45):
we stop focusing on sex with everyaspect of everything? Either play, soccer
or STFU. Nobody cares how youhave sex again, you freaks, Stop
obsessing over it. I don't likeit. When I it would be it
doesn't matter what what flavor you are, it doesn't matter. Nobody cares.
It would be like a don't careif you're like straight or gay. To

(01:41:06):
stop it, good night, justdone with it. It's over represented,
oversaturated, Stop forcing it, doneeverybody's throats. I feel bad for her,
but at the same time, don'trun away from this stuff. Don't
bend the knee. The moment youdo, you're done because an apology is

(01:41:27):
not what anybody wants. They don'tcare if she apologizes, they're up for
blood. And if they see thatshe apologizes, that just means that they
struck. They got a wound onher, and they're gonna keep going because
it's never about reconciliation. It's aboutdestruction. That's how how hollow and shallow
the motivation for these people is.It's not about reconciliation. They don't want
to live in peace with you.They don't want to coexist. They want

(01:41:50):
to destroy. That's the whole point. That's why they turn their back on
reconciliation. So apologies are meaningless,and especially when you've done nothing wrong.
What do you hear protesting about?I hate old white men. I'm protesting

(01:42:11):
the American emphire. The American governmentis funding a genocide with our tax money.
Yes, I'm casting that American government. Why are you mad at Joe
Biden? Joe Biden is an oldwhite man. He's a clown. He
supporting Israel against Palestine. That's whatwe're angry about. He's racist, he's
ruining the country. He's not listeningto the American people. No genocide,

(01:42:35):
Joe. The whole damn system's gottago. Good night. So these are
some folks that are upset over JoeBiden's support of what because he's not supportive
of Israel. Democrat policies Apparently they'remad. Yeah, they're I mean mad
about something. It's not because there'snot He doesn't seem to be supportive of

(01:42:58):
Israel, so they're mad when theysay he's funding genocide. Well, yeah,
we're our text period dollars have willgoing towards Hamas that genocide? Is
that what you're talking about? Terrorist? All right? Today? Ins stupidity,
ladies and gentlemen. Man. Youknow, there are some days that
there's so much stupid out there thatit's tough to make. Yeah, it

(01:43:18):
takes a a keen mind to decidewhich stupid to bring to the public.
But KJP Karine Jean Pierre has saidthis, listen to it. President the
Bian Harris administration have done the polaropposite, taking decisive action from the very
beginning to fund the police and achievinga historic reduction in crime under his leadership.

(01:43:41):
Okay, Nope, not only arethose things false, but they're opposite
of what she's saying, Like completeopposite. There's been no improvements. Yeah,
there's only been word well, andwe're acknowledging we've got dark Friday,
but we got resurrection Sunday. SoI wish you all a wonderful, happy
East sure, God bless he hasrisen and back with you behind the Michael

(01:44:02):
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