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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Dana Lashes of surd Truth podcast sponsored by Keltech.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
It's his laugh mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida man.
Speaker 3 (00:14):
I wanted to come back to this because we ran
out of time for this one yesterday because it was
such a weird story. It was the silly string one
where it was a fu Florida escort who was arrested
because she attacked the dude with silly string. Well, the
other article that I found said, because I'm like, if
this guy literally filed like a battery charge because of
(00:35):
silly string, then he deserves to get attacked. I just
felt like that was stupid. But he had a forehead laceration,
so I think it was just more than the silly
string itself. It sounded like she also hit him with
the can. So yeah, the lady, the female was arrested
for battery, changed that up and spent the night in jail.
She bonded out for a thousand dollars. But yeah, that's
(00:59):
what ANDed up happening with that, So I wanted to,
you know, I wanted to run that down. A Florida
man attempted a cell phone drop via drone to a
Sandstone prison and made Okay, guys, Mayor's it's Mary Kingstown.
Not you can't. Not everything that you've seen television is
gonna you know, like they have drones that drop phones
and drugs in the You can't do that. That's TV, y'all. Uh,
(01:22):
that's not going to work. But this Florida man, Jose Mancata,
he's thirty nine years old, was charged with introducing contraband
into jail. And apparently, according to Pine County Sheriff's Office,
the deputies responded to a drone that was flying over
the institute the prism, and they said there was an
object attached underneath it. They all saw it. So it
(01:44):
wasn't like it was you know, it wasn't being it
wasn't hiding itself, right, It was very obvious. And they
watched this thing coming from a mile away bringing this
phone and they all saw it. They were recording it.
They had it all in the crossairs. They saw everything.
And then they a deputy later on initiated a traffic
(02:05):
stop on a vehicle that was believed to have been
involved with it, and they found a black backpack in
the trunk and et cetera, et cetera, and they arrested
the guy because he had all the stuff for the drone,
so they and they found the drone controller, cell phones,
bubble wrap, all that stuff and a paystub like he
kept his paystub for doing this, so he was taken
(02:26):
into custody. Obviously, goodness if Florida being illegally killed thirteen
American alligators, say wildlife officials Brevord County. He's facing charges
after wildlife officials say he illegally killed thirteen American alligators.
An arrest warrant for twenty one year old Jacob Latrelle
Latril of Edgewater says it happened over the course of
(02:48):
several days in the Saint John's River near a boat ramp.
They said that an illegal killing, possessing, or capturing of
an American alligator is a third degree felony, which answers
my question of I keep seeing these alligators and clothes
and like little T shirts being carried around by people
in Florida. Can I do that?
Speaker 4 (03:07):
No?
Speaker 3 (03:07):
The answer is no, that's a thirty gree felony, as
I just found out. So a South Florida man, oh oh,
he chose violence. Today he torched the clubhouse of the
Enforcers motorcycle club. Oh boy, this guy's forty seven. Did
(03:29):
you see his muck shot a bro dude? Forty seven
year old man? He's uh, I think he probably wants
to be in prison at this point, does he maybe
not on the streets so much? Yeah, this is some
death wish stuff, so he uh set fire. He's they're
saying he's facing charges in connection with arson at the
(03:51):
clubhouse for the Enforcer's Motorcycle Club in Palm Beach County.
They said that he faces one second degree arson, burglary,
property mischief, et cetera. No motive has been disclosed, but
I would imagine that he probably is like, yes, please
take me to jail. I'll burn something else done if
you try to let me go.
Speaker 5 (04:11):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (04:11):
I mean it's literally like, try to think of the
meanest name for your biker club, the Enforces pretty much?
Is it like? You couldn't pick the Kittens and Sunshine
motorcycle Club, their Clubhouster burned down. You pick the Enforcers.
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Speaker 4 (05:42):
I've been hearing a lot about what I need to
say and do tonight, and the truth is, I don't
think what I have to say is.
Speaker 5 (05:48):
Going to make much of a difference. If you like me,
you like me. If you don't, you don't.
Speaker 4 (05:51):
I have no illusions about changing anyone's mind, but I
do want to make something clear because it's important to
me as a human, and that is you understand that
it was ever my intention to make light of the
murder of a young man.
Speaker 5 (06:05):
I don't think there's anything funny about it.
Speaker 4 (06:11):
I posted a message on Instagram and the daves killed,
sending love to his family and asking for compassion, and
I meant it.
Speaker 5 (06:18):
I still do.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Nor was it my intention to blame any specific group
for the actions of what it was obviously a deeply
disturbed individual that was really the opposite of the point.
I was trying to make but I understand that to
some that felt clear or maybe both. And for those
who think I did point a finger, I get why
you're upset. If the situation was reversed, there's a good
(06:41):
chance I'd have felt the same way. I have many
friends and family members on the other side.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
Who are Okay, I'm done with him making this. Jimmy
Kimmel wakes up like Candas Owens every single day and
it was like, how can I make this about me?
I'm gonna make it about me. It's all about me
every day. I cannot stand that left mentality. Welcome back
to the program, Dane lash with you at the bottom
of this first hour. I can't stand that leftist mentality,
because that's what it is. So he let me just
(07:07):
remind everybody he didn't just say he didn't make a joke.
He lied. He didn't make a joke. He went on
air and he lied. He said the killer was MAGA,
and then he blamed the administration for causing it, and
he was trying what aboutism and all of that other stuff.
(07:31):
He said. Quote this was the comment that really set
off the listeners for Sinclair next star quote, we hit
some New Lows over the weekend, with the MAGA gang
desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk
as anything other than one of them and doing everything
they can to score political points from it. That wasn't
(07:59):
a joke. Does that sound like a joke to you, No,
because it's not. He lied. Jimmy Kimmel can kiss my ass.
He went out there and he lied. And by the way,
Andrew Corvette, the spokesperson for TPUSA, similarly has the same sentiment. Now,
(08:20):
it would have been one thing. Look, I'm not a monster.
I'm not like the left. We're not like the left
because there's a purpose to what we do. We don't
go out there and fight just to fight. It's all
about waking people up, persuading people to come to reason.
(08:41):
If that's not the point, then it's just all a
vanity game. So we're not unrealistic, we're not impractical. Well,
we're not illiberal. There is a point to it. So
it would have been one thing if Jimmy Kimmel had
come out and said, you know what, when I said
(09:01):
that MAGA was trying to characterize the guy who murdered
and he wasn't a kid. He was in his twenties,
the guy who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than
one of them, and scoring I shouldn't have said that
because it was wrong. We know that that's not the case.
We know the motive of the killer. I shouldn't have
said it. I lied, and I'm sorry. I would have
(09:23):
totally accepted that, and this would have been very This
would have been a very different segment today. That would
have been fine. I don't expect him to make any
donations or anything like that. I just expected him to
have the balls to be honest. He's such a coward.
He is such a coward. He acts like it's so
brave to go on national television. Elia's ass off. It's
easy to do when everybody covers for you. What's harder
(09:45):
to do is tell the truth. But he's such a
part as an ideologue. He doesn't even have enough humanity
in him to do that. By the way, he cries
all the time. Lourene reminded me of this last night.
She's like, oh my gosh, he cries all the time.
Here he is his crying. Here, he's crying. He cries
all the time. So I don't take this seriously. He's
crying because he's upset for himself. I watched his monologue
(10:11):
only time I ever did it except for when he
the first thing after Kirk to watch what he said,
and I'm not going to do it again. He had
his chance, its passed, he had gone out, and he
lied about it. He didn't make a joke. He was vicious.
He was vicious, and he lied about it, and he
(10:35):
said that it was a maga person. It was one
of them, and even the audience and the time, they
kind of didn't really laugh. They were like, uh, because
he wasn't making a joke. He was stating something that
was untrue. At a time before the widow and family
even had a chance to put Charlie's body in the ground,
(10:58):
he was already lying about it. That is why people
were mad. People weren't mad because he made a stupid joke.
That's all Jimmy Kimmel is is a stupid joke. People
weren't mad because he made a joke. No one watches
the damn show. They were mad because he added to
the maliciousness of the moment. Because he lied. He lied,
(11:21):
and then he had the audacity to say this audio
sound by four.
Speaker 5 (11:28):
Over the weekend, a very beautiful moment.
Speaker 4 (11:30):
I don't know if you saw this on Sunday, Erica
Kirk forgave the man who shot her husband. She forgave him.
That is an example we should follow.
Speaker 5 (11:43):
We want it.
Speaker 4 (11:44):
They don't mean it in the teachings of Jesus as
I do.
Speaker 3 (11:48):
No, you don't.
Speaker 5 (11:48):
There it was.
Speaker 4 (11:50):
That's it, a selfless act of grace forgiveness from a
grieving widow.
Speaker 5 (11:57):
It touched me deeply.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
Oh my God, And I hope I know.
Speaker 5 (12:03):
He touches Moneys.
Speaker 4 (12:04):
And if there's anything we should take from this tragedy
to carry forward, I hope it can be that, uh
and not this.
Speaker 3 (12:11):
He wants that kind of fiveness, and he wants that
kind of forgiveness, but he refuses to acknowledge what he
did that was wrong. He wants to And let me
be clear, what Jimmy Kimmel is wanting isn't just a forgiveness.
He wants a reconciliation without any acknowledgment of offense. He
wants a reconciliation to where you are the one this isn't.
(12:33):
He wants reconciliation without changing his ways. He wants reconciliation
so he can keep on doing things like this audio
sound bite six.
Speaker 4 (12:44):
He's gunning for our journalists too, He's suing them, he's
bullying them. Over the weekend, his Foxy friend Pete Hegseth
announced a new policy that requires journalists with Pentagon Press
credentials to sign a pledge promising not to report information
that it hasn't been explicitly authorized for release that includes
unclassified information.
Speaker 5 (13:05):
They want to pick and choose what.
Speaker 3 (13:07):
The exactly would happened either, I.
Speaker 5 (13:08):
Know that's not as interesting.
Speaker 3 (13:10):
He immediately goes into spinning yarn again. So when he
was sitting here pretending to cry about forgiveness, he was
wanting he was trying to make that about him. See,
I mean she has forgiveness, and so you know what
I did was way less worse, So you can forgive me,
you know, That's what it was. It was like a
subtle emotional blackmail that's not working. He didn't apologize one
(13:35):
single time, not once. But yet we're expected to just
welcome him back on air. No, we're not doing that anymore,
Absolutely not pound sand He's part of the problem. Rhetoric
like Jimmy Kimmel's is what got Charlie Kirk killed because
people out there get incited. Words aren't violence, but the
(13:56):
left sure as hell believes that they are, so that
they can use violence to justify murdering you over your words.
And Jimmy Kimmel is culpable. He is part of that problem.
I mean, this was not him asking a good faith
(14:18):
sincere ask because he didn't say and yes, he needs to.
He didn't apologize for lying. He keeps trying to dodge
and say, well, you know, for a joke, etc. So
he's still lying. He's still lying. Now, his behavior hasn't changed,
(14:38):
He hasn't learned anything about it except he feels sorry
for himself. I'm so sorry I went out there and lied.
I'm so sorry that I added to the fire of
the moment. I'm so sorry that I poured more poison
into the ear of the nation's leftists at a time
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Speaker 2 (15:50):
Now all of the news you would probably miss. It's
time for Dana's quick five two point.
Speaker 3 (15:55):
Two billion dollar solar plant in California. It was turned
off after years of wasted money. It was described as
never living up to its promises. Well, I'm so we're
so shocked by this. Yes, it costs two actually they
think some it's like an estimation. Two point two billion
dollars facility.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
I don't know if you know this. This is the
one that fries birds in midair. This was the one
that was actually killing the wildlife chicken Togo.
Speaker 3 (16:21):
I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
Speaker 5 (16:22):
Are you hungry?
Speaker 3 (16:23):
No? I but I do hate the solar stuff. I
hate all this. It makes me hate all of it,
and it makes me want to just go and burn
coal and use a lot of styrofoam. Not going to lie.
So the power plant two point two billion to build.
Construction began in twenty ten, completed in twenty fourteen. Now
it's going to close because it didn't. It couldn't efficiently
efficiently generate solar energy. Can't even make this up. And
(16:47):
remember Barack Obama gave it lots of money. This is
Cylindra Part two. It is it's cylinder part two. He
gave it a lot of money, gave it one point
six billion. So yeah, that's kind of a big deal.
MLB's gonna robot umpires. This is how it starts. First,
you got these robots vacuum in y'all's house. Now you've
got the robots officiating your baseball games. So they are
(17:08):
getting called up robot umpires. The Major League Baseball, they're
eleven minon Competition Committee approved use of the automated ball
strike system for twenty six. Human plate umpires will still
call balls and strikes, but now teams can challenge two
calls per game and get additional appeals and extra innings.
Challenges must be made by a pitcher, catcher, a batter
(17:29):
and signaled by tapping their helmet or cap. So we'll
see how that. What do you think about that, Kane?
Speaker 2 (17:35):
I welcome it because sometimes behind the plate that gets
so frustrating when you see these pumps. And then let's
not even bring in Angel hernandez It to this conversation.
Speaker 3 (17:43):
Yeah, democrats handleing open inquiries into the handling of the
tom home and investigation or remember the DJ was like
there's no there there and this was the stupidest story ever.
But they're trying to make something of it. They're desperately
trying to make something of it. But everyone else, I
mean again, these are the same people that also I
wanted you to believe that the Hunter Biden laptop wasn't
a real thing. Look, we all think that of an
(18:05):
elected an official in the cabinet if they are doing
this kind of thing, nobody wants that. However, I just
I need actual evidence, and so far all I have
is the level of Russia Gate accusations. I'm just done
with it. Democrats. Okay, let's see China floods the world
with cheap exports after Potus's tariffs, like after I thought
(18:28):
that was all they did do. Yeah, cheap exports, that's
all they do. And why I feel like the person
who writes for the finance section over at Yahoo maybe
needs a little bit more time to cook in this
world before writing another story again. NASA plan's first crude
Moon mission in fifty years, slated for February of twenty
(18:52):
twenty six. They said they hoped to send astronauts on
a ten day trip around the Moon as soon as February.
They previously committed to launching no later than the end
of April, but now they want to bring the mission forward.
It's been fifty years since we've had like any kind
of crude by man lunar mission, and NASA's going to
send four astronauts there and back to test symptoms, to
test systems rather. So that's a that's something I think
(19:15):
we would all watch. I wonder if, like SpaceX is
going to be involved in all of that as well.
It seems seems like that could be a possibility. Is
Potus going to the escalator and he's just going up
and then all of us up, Well it stops and
(19:37):
they look back. Did you see Milania jolt? I mean,
that's kind of dangerous. It's weird how the escalator totally
stopped working right when Potus touched it. I mean, in
addition to his mic not working the moment that he
(20:00):
went up to speak, and then his teleprompter not working.
I'm one time. Okay, that's an accident. Twice is a
question mark three, it's a trend. Welcome back to the program.
At bottom of the third hour. Now consider this two.
This was from the pull this up forgive me for
(20:21):
a moment. It's a BRIT's The Times. So they said
this was from last week. Here was a line in
this piece of this article. And if you, by the way,
if you're a subscriber over at Substack my newsletter Chapman Versus,
you had this article. It the headline was as trumpetty
closer to his Nobel Peace Prize. We'll see it the
un And it was published Sunday, September twenty first, twenty
(20:44):
twenty five, and in this piece they note, quote to
Mark Trump's arrival, you and staff members have joked that
they may turn off the escalators and the elevators and
simply tell him they ran out of money, so he
has to walk up the stairs. End quote that was
(21:04):
on Sunday, Kane. Now we played get this audio ready
for me that you just dropped. That was on Sunday
that they did that, And it wasn't just the escalators.
It was also again the microphone and the teleprompter. And
(21:25):
it's not these aren't conspiracy theories. You have a left
wing newspaper citing the fact that you in staffers were
openly joking about stopping escalators and messing with other things
so that they could say, well, it's because you're not
giving us more money, which, by the way, that you
(21:46):
in is an exercise in vanity that we participate in,
and we pride ourselves in being so civil, and we
all come together and we sit around this table, but
nothing ever actually gets done. It's more like a veneer,
nothing ever actually gets done. They don't ever actually do anything.
It's entirely funded and done, and it really everybody else
(22:08):
participates by the grace of the United States. That's it.
And they occupy some pretty prized and expensive real estate
right in Manhattan, right by the Hudson So just saying
it doesn't sound like this was an accident. Listen to
(22:30):
Ned Price, he was Biden's former State Department spokesperson. Listen
to what he said. He you're very telling.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
On that escalator, and the escalator stopped. Well, I imagine
one of the reasons that escalator stopped is because his
administration has withheld hundreds of millions of dollars in funding
over his first term in office and during the first
eight months or so of his current term to the UN,
and the UN itself is falling apart.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
The UN itself is I mean, they've been given so
much money over the years, and you know what, the
UN it wants more money, but it does nothing to
prevent the persecution of Christians. They are the most victimized
religion across the globe, and they're the most victimized religion
across the globe largely due to Islamic forces. That's true.
(23:20):
They constantly they don't acknowledge the truth about climate change
policies and how it's designed to punish prosperous nations and
then uplift nations that literally are the number one contributor
to pollution in the world, which is China. They do
nothing about drug trade on the open seas. They do
nothing about the terrorism and terrorists exploiting the southern border.
(23:45):
They do nothing about bioweapons. They want to sit back
and let every single thing that happens in Europe, or
it happens in you know, anywhere else, the United States
can take care of it. They haven't done anything to
help neutralize the level of Russia aggression that's mostly facilitated
by the heavy purchase of Russian oil by other countries.
(24:06):
Incredibly hypocritical, considering that there are NATO countries that purchase
Russian oil. It's just very very weird, I mean, And
to say nothing of what's happening in Gaza, and then
they have the audacity to demand more money. Oh, well,
it's because we're not getting as many billions as we were.
So he puts on it. He gets put on an
(24:28):
escalator that they were like actually trying to shame him,
And right as he gets to start a speech, the
teleprompter went out and then the mic runs out or
the mic didn't work, and it was just very interesting. Again,
one thing is an accident, but three things is bad.
But it's stopped right in the middle. I mean the
first lady, she could have fallen. I mean, if she
(24:51):
didn't have great balance and wasn't fit, she would have fallen.
It was Joe Biden, he would have fallen on his face.
You had this a that came out noting that these
you and staffers were joking about openly about turning this
stuff off. Now I think that they need to. I
(25:14):
would like for them to. Yes, I think that we
should find out what what did that and if it
turns out that people were sabotaging it, then I think
that they should be fired, of course, I mean I
think that they should be publicly dragged, But I mean, yes,
fired also with that. So I don't know. To me,
(25:34):
it's just it's like super petty. And did they think
that him not having to tell a prompter was going
to shut him up? Have they met him? That's like
their worst nightmare because instead of doing a short twenty
minute speech, now he's going to land bass you for
three hours. What were they thinking? It's not the way
to do it. But I to me, I just think
that it just seemed like it was they were plotting
(25:57):
to do it, and that it was on purpose. And
you got the sense that it was on perp to Caane,
didn't you.
Speaker 2 (26:02):
Without a doubt you could see it because there was
video of it too, where before Trump even approached the escalator,
that thing was working like a charm, no problem for
the longest time, and as soon.
Speaker 5 (26:12):
As they got right up there huts off that. No,
I'm sorry, that's not how it goes.
Speaker 3 (26:17):
Very weird, very very weird. I got to say to me,
I just I just don't believe in coincidences like that
at all. I don't believe in coincidences. So it just
seems like there was something. There was something to it.
It was something to it. And if they are mad
because the President was expecting the UN to kind of
(26:38):
fulfill the expectations of the investment that other leaders on
wisely put in them, that put in them, then that's
their problem. But I mean, it's a very big problem
for them. But yes, it absolutely did seem like it
was on purpose. It did.
Speaker 1 (26:56):
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Speaker 2 (00:06):
It's his laugh mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida man.
Speaker 3 (00:14):
I wanted to come back to this because we ran
out of time for this one yesterday because it was
such a weird story. It was the silly string one
where it was a fu Florida escort who was arrested
because she attacked the dude with silly string. Well, the
other article that I found said, because I'm like, if
this guy literally filed like a battery charge because of
(00:35):
silly string, then he deserves to get attacked. I just
felt like that was stupid. But he had a forehead laceration,
so I think it was just more than the silly
string itself. It sounded like she also hit him with
the can. So yeah, the lady, the female was arrested
for battery, changed that up and spent the night in jail.
She bonded out for a thousand dollars. But yeah, that's
(00:59):
what ANDed up happening with that, So I wanted to,
you know, I wanted to run that down. A Florida
man attempted a cell phone drop via drone to a
Sandstone prison and made Okay, guys, Mayor's it's Mary Kingstown.
Not you can't. Not everything that you've seen television is
gonna you know, like they have drones that drop phones
and drugs in the You can't do that. That's TV, y'all. Uh,
(01:22):
that's not going to work. But this Florida man, Jose Mancata,
he's thirty nine years old, was charged with introducing contraband
into jail. And apparently, according to Pine County Sheriff's Office,
the deputies responded to a drone that was flying over
the institute the prism, and they said there was an
object attached underneath it. They all saw it. So it
(01:44):
wasn't like it was you know, it wasn't being it
wasn't hiding itself, right, It was very obvious. And they
watched this thing coming from a mile away bringing this
phone and they all saw it. They were recording it.
They had it all in the crossairs. They saw everything.
And then they a deputy later on initiated a traffic
(02:05):
stop on a vehicle that was believed to have been
involved with it, and they found a black backpack in
the trunk and et cetera, et cetera, and they arrested
the guy because he had all the stuff for the drone,
so they and they found the drone controller, cell phones,
bubble wrap, all that stuff and a paystub like he
kept his paystub for doing this, so he was taken
(02:26):
into custody. Obviously, goodness if Florida being illegally killed thirteen
American alligators, say wildlife officials Brevord County. He's facing charges
after wildlife officials say he illegally killed thirteen American alligators.
An arrest warrant for twenty one year old Jacob Latrelle
Latril of Edgewater says it happened over the course of
(02:48):
several days in the Saint John's River near a boat ramp.
They said that an illegal killing, possessing, or capturing of
an American alligator is a third degree felony, which answers
my question of I keep seeing these alligators and clothes
and like little T shirts being carried around by people
in Florida. Can I do that?
Speaker 4 (03:07):
No?
Speaker 3 (03:07):
The answer is no, that's a thirty gree felony, as
I just found out. So a South Florida man, oh oh,
he chose violence. Today he torched the clubhouse of the
Enforcers motorcycle club. Oh boy, this guy's forty seven. Did
(03:29):
you see his muck shot a bro dude? Forty seven
year old man? He's uh, I think he probably wants
to be in prison at this point, does he maybe
not on the streets so much? Yeah, this is some
death wish stuff, so he uh set fire. He's they're
saying he's facing charges in connection with arson at the
(03:51):
clubhouse for the Enforcer's Motorcycle Club in Palm Beach County.
They said that he faces one second degree arson, burglary,
property mischief, et cetera. No motive has been disclosed, but
I would imagine that he probably is like, yes, please
take me to jail. I'll burn something else done if
you try to let me go.
Speaker 5 (04:11):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (04:11):
I mean it's literally like, try to think of the
meanest name for your biker club, the Enforces pretty much?
Is it like? You couldn't pick the Kittens and Sunshine
motorcycle Club, their Clubhouster burned down. You pick the Enforcers.
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Speaker 4 (05:42):
I've been hearing a lot about what I need to
say and do tonight, and the truth is, I don't
think what I have to say is.
Speaker 5 (05:48):
Going to make much of a difference. If you like me,
you like me. If you don't, you don't.
Speaker 4 (05:51):
I have no illusions about changing anyone's mind, but I
do want to make something clear because it's important to
me as a human, and that is you understand that
it was ever my intention to make light of the
murder of a young man.
Speaker 5 (06:05):
I don't think there's anything funny about it.
Speaker 4 (06:11):
I posted a message on Instagram and the daves killed,
sending love to his family and asking for compassion, and
I meant it.
Speaker 5 (06:18):
I still do.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Nor was it my intention to blame any specific group
for the actions of what it was obviously a deeply
disturbed individual that was really the opposite of the point.
I was trying to make but I understand that to
some that felt clear or maybe both. And for those
who think I did point a finger, I get why
you're upset. If the situation was reversed, there's a good
(06:41):
chance I'd have felt the same way. I have many
friends and family members on the other side.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
Who are Okay, I'm done with him making this. Jimmy
Kimmel wakes up like Candas Owens every single day and
it was like, how can I make this about me?
I'm gonna make it about me. It's all about me
every day. I cannot stand that left mentality. Welcome back
to the program, Dane lash with you at the bottom
of this first hour. I can't stand that leftist mentality,
because that's what it is. So he let me just
(07:07):
remind everybody he didn't just say he didn't make a joke.
He lied. He didn't make a joke. He went on
air and he lied. He said the killer was MAGA,
and then he blamed the administration for causing it, and
he was trying what aboutism and all of that other stuff.
(07:31):
He said. Quote this was the comment that really set
off the listeners for Sinclair next star quote, we hit
some New Lows over the weekend, with the MAGA gang
desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk
as anything other than one of them and doing everything
they can to score political points from it. That wasn't
(07:59):
a joke. Does that sound like a joke to you, No,
because it's not. He lied. Jimmy Kimmel can kiss my ass.
He went out there and he lied. And by the way,
Andrew Corvette, the spokesperson for TPUSA, similarly has the same sentiment. Now,
(08:20):
it would have been one thing. Look, I'm not a monster.
I'm not like the left. We're not like the left
because there's a purpose to what we do. We don't
go out there and fight just to fight. It's all
about waking people up, persuading people to come to reason.
(08:41):
If that's not the point, then it's just all a
vanity game. So we're not unrealistic, we're not impractical. Well,
we're not illiberal. There is a point to it. So
it would have been one thing if Jimmy Kimmel had
come out and said, you know what, when I said
(09:01):
that MAGA was trying to characterize the guy who murdered
and he wasn't a kid. He was in his twenties,
the guy who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than
one of them, and scoring I shouldn't have said that
because it was wrong. We know that that's not the case.
We know the motive of the killer. I shouldn't have
said it. I lied, and I'm sorry. I would have
(09:23):
totally accepted that, and this would have been very This
would have been a very different segment today. That would
have been fine. I don't expect him to make any
donations or anything like that. I just expected him to
have the balls to be honest. He's such a coward.
He is such a coward. He acts like it's so
brave to go on national television. Elia's ass off. It's
easy to do when everybody covers for you. What's harder
(09:45):
to do is tell the truth. But he's such a
part as an ideologue. He doesn't even have enough humanity
in him to do that. By the way, he cries
all the time. Lourene reminded me of this last night.
She's like, oh my gosh, he cries all the time.
Here he is his crying. Here, he's crying. He cries
all the time. So I don't take this seriously. He's
crying because he's upset for himself. I watched his monologue
(10:11):
only time I ever did it except for when he
the first thing after Kirk to watch what he said,
and I'm not going to do it again. He had
his chance, its passed, he had gone out, and he
lied about it. He didn't make a joke. He was vicious.
He was vicious, and he lied about it, and he
(10:35):
said that it was a maga person. It was one
of them, and even the audience and the time, they
kind of didn't really laugh. They were like, uh, because
he wasn't making a joke. He was stating something that
was untrue. At a time before the widow and family
even had a chance to put Charlie's body in the ground,
(10:58):
he was already lying about it. That is why people
were mad. People weren't mad because he made a stupid joke.
That's all Jimmy Kimmel is is a stupid joke. People
weren't mad because he made a joke. No one watches
the damn show. They were mad because he added to
the maliciousness of the moment. Because he lied. He lied,
(11:21):
and then he had the audacity to say this audio
sound by four.
Speaker 5 (11:28):
Over the weekend, a very beautiful moment.
Speaker 4 (11:30):
I don't know if you saw this on Sunday, Erica
Kirk forgave the man who shot her husband. She forgave him.
That is an example we should follow.
Speaker 5 (11:43):
We want it.
Speaker 4 (11:44):
They don't mean it in the teachings of Jesus as
I do.
Speaker 3 (11:48):
No, you don't.
Speaker 5 (11:48):
There it was.
Speaker 4 (11:50):
That's it, a selfless act of grace forgiveness from a
grieving widow.
Speaker 5 (11:57):
It touched me deeply.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
Oh my God, And I hope I know.
Speaker 5 (12:03):
He touches Moneys.
Speaker 4 (12:04):
And if there's anything we should take from this tragedy
to carry forward, I hope it can be that, uh
and not this.
Speaker 3 (12:11):
He wants that kind of fiveness, and he wants that
kind of forgiveness, but he refuses to acknowledge what he
did that was wrong. He wants to And let me
be clear, what Jimmy Kimmel is wanting isn't just a forgiveness.
He wants a reconciliation without any acknowledgment of offense. He
wants a reconciliation to where you are the one this isn't.
(12:33):
He wants reconciliation without changing his ways. He wants reconciliation
so he can keep on doing things like this audio
sound bite six.
Speaker 4 (12:44):
He's gunning for our journalists too, He's suing them, he's
bullying them. Over the weekend, his Foxy friend Pete Hegseth
announced a new policy that requires journalists with Pentagon Press
credentials to sign a pledge promising not to report information
that it hasn't been explicitly authorized for release that includes
unclassified information.
Speaker 5 (13:05):
They want to pick and choose what.
Speaker 3 (13:07):
The exactly would happened either, I.
Speaker 5 (13:08):
Know that's not as interesting.
Speaker 3 (13:10):
He immediately goes into spinning yarn again. So when he
was sitting here pretending to cry about forgiveness, he was
wanting he was trying to make that about him. See,
I mean she has forgiveness, and so you know what
I did was way less worse, So you can forgive me,
you know, That's what it was. It was like a
subtle emotional blackmail that's not working. He didn't apologize one
(13:35):
single time, not once. But yet we're expected to just
welcome him back on air. No, we're not doing that anymore,
Absolutely not pound sand He's part of the problem. Rhetoric
like Jimmy Kimmel's is what got Charlie Kirk killed because
people out there get incited. Words aren't violence, but the
(13:56):
left sure as hell believes that they are, so that
they can use violence to justify murdering you over your words.
And Jimmy Kimmel is culpable. He is part of that problem.
I mean, this was not him asking a good faith
(14:18):
sincere ask because he didn't say and yes, he needs to.
He didn't apologize for lying. He keeps trying to dodge
and say, well, you know, for a joke, etc. So
he's still lying. He's still lying. Now, his behavior hasn't changed,
(14:38):
He hasn't learned anything about it except he feels sorry
for himself. I'm so sorry I went out there and lied.
I'm so sorry that I added to the fire of
the moment. I'm so sorry that I poured more poison
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Speaker 2 (15:50):
Now all of the news you would probably miss. It's
time for Dana's quick five two point.
Speaker 3 (15:55):
Two billion dollar solar plant in California. It was turned
off after years of wasted money. It was described as
never living up to its promises. Well, I'm so we're
so shocked by this. Yes, it costs two actually they
think some it's like an estimation. Two point two billion
dollars facility.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
I don't know if you know this. This is the
one that fries birds in midair. This was the one
that was actually killing the wildlife chicken Togo.
Speaker 3 (16:21):
I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
Speaker 5 (16:22):
Are you hungry?
Speaker 3 (16:23):
No? I but I do hate the solar stuff. I
hate all this. It makes me hate all of it,
and it makes me want to just go and burn
coal and use a lot of styrofoam. Not going to lie.
So the power plant two point two billion to build.
Construction began in twenty ten, completed in twenty fourteen. Now
it's going to close because it didn't. It couldn't efficiently
efficiently generate solar energy. Can't even make this up. And
(16:47):
remember Barack Obama gave it lots of money. This is
Cylindra Part two. It is it's cylinder part two. He
gave it a lot of money, gave it one point
six billion. So yeah, that's kind of a big deal.
MLB's gonna robot umpires. This is how it starts. First,
you got these robots vacuum in y'all's house. Now you've
got the robots officiating your baseball games. So they are
(17:08):
getting called up robot umpires. The Major League Baseball, they're
eleven minon Competition Committee approved use of the automated ball
strike system for twenty six. Human plate umpires will still
call balls and strikes, but now teams can challenge two
calls per game and get additional appeals and extra innings.
Challenges must be made by a pitcher, catcher, a batter
(17:29):
and signaled by tapping their helmet or cap. So we'll
see how that. What do you think about that, Kane?
Speaker 2 (17:35):
I welcome it because sometimes behind the plate that gets
so frustrating when you see these pumps. And then let's
not even bring in Angel hernandez It to this conversation.
Speaker 3 (17:43):
Yeah, democrats handleing open inquiries into the handling of the
tom home and investigation or remember the DJ was like
there's no there there and this was the stupidest story ever.
But they're trying to make something of it. They're desperately
trying to make something of it. But everyone else, I
mean again, these are the same people that also I
wanted you to believe that the Hunter Biden laptop wasn't
a real thing. Look, we all think that of an
(18:05):
elected an official in the cabinet if they are doing
this kind of thing, nobody wants that. However, I just
I need actual evidence, and so far all I have
is the level of Russia Gate accusations. I'm just done
with it. Democrats. Okay, let's see China floods the world
with cheap exports after Potus's tariffs, like after I thought
(18:28):
that was all they did do. Yeah, cheap exports, that's
all they do. And why I feel like the person
who writes for the finance section over at Yahoo maybe
needs a little bit more time to cook in this
world before writing another story again. NASA plan's first crude
Moon mission in fifty years, slated for February of twenty
(18:52):
twenty six. They said they hoped to send astronauts on
a ten day trip around the Moon as soon as February.
They previously committed to launching no later than the end
of April, but now they want to bring the mission forward.
It's been fifty years since we've had like any kind
of crude by man lunar mission, and NASA's going to
send four astronauts there and back to test symptoms, to
test systems rather. So that's a that's something I think
(19:15):
we would all watch. I wonder if, like SpaceX is
going to be involved in all of that as well.
It seems seems like that could be a possibility. Is
Potus going to the escalator and he's just going up
and then all of us up, Well it stops and
(19:37):
they look back. Did you see Milania jolt? I mean,
that's kind of dangerous. It's weird how the escalator totally
stopped working right when Potus touched it. I mean, in
addition to his mic not working the moment that he
(20:00):
went up to speak, and then his teleprompter not working.
I'm one time. Okay, that's an accident. Twice is a
question mark three, it's a trend. Welcome back to the program.
At bottom of the third hour. Now consider this two.
This was from the pull this up forgive me for
(20:21):
a moment. It's a BRIT's The Times. So they said
this was from last week. Here was a line in
this piece of this article. And if you, by the way,
if you're a subscriber over at Substack my newsletter Chapman Versus,
you had this article. It the headline was as trumpetty
closer to his Nobel Peace Prize. We'll see it the
un And it was published Sunday, September twenty first, twenty
(20:44):
twenty five, and in this piece they note, quote to
Mark Trump's arrival, you and staff members have joked that
they may turn off the escalators and the elevators and
simply tell him they ran out of money, so he
has to walk up the stairs. End quote that was
(21:04):
on Sunday, Kane. Now we played get this audio ready
for me that you just dropped. That was on Sunday
that they did that, And it wasn't just the escalators.
It was also again the microphone and the teleprompter. And
(21:25):
it's not these aren't conspiracy theories. You have a left
wing newspaper citing the fact that you in staffers were
openly joking about stopping escalators and messing with other things
so that they could say, well, it's because you're not
giving us more money, which, by the way, that you
(21:46):
in is an exercise in vanity that we participate in,
and we pride ourselves in being so civil, and we
all come together and we sit around this table, but
nothing ever actually gets done. It's more like a veneer,
nothing ever actually gets done. They don't ever actually do anything.
It's entirely funded and done, and it really everybody else
(22:08):
participates by the grace of the United States. That's it.
And they occupy some pretty prized and expensive real estate
right in Manhattan, right by the Hudson So just saying
it doesn't sound like this was an accident. Listen to
(22:30):
Ned Price, he was Biden's former State Department spokesperson. Listen
to what he said. He you're very telling.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
On that escalator, and the escalator stopped. Well, I imagine
one of the reasons that escalator stopped is because his
administration has withheld hundreds of millions of dollars in funding
over his first term in office and during the first
eight months or so of his current term to the UN,
and the UN itself is falling apart.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
The UN itself is I mean, they've been given so
much money over the years, and you know what, the
UN it wants more money, but it does nothing to
prevent the persecution of Christians. They are the most victimized
religion across the globe, and they're the most victimized religion
across the globe largely due to Islamic forces. That's true.
(23:20):
They constantly they don't acknowledge the truth about climate change
policies and how it's designed to punish prosperous nations and
then uplift nations that literally are the number one contributor
to pollution in the world, which is China. They do
nothing about drug trade on the open seas. They do
nothing about the terrorism and terrorists exploiting the southern border.
(23:45):
They do nothing about bioweapons. They want to sit back
and let every single thing that happens in Europe, or
it happens in you know, anywhere else, the United States
can take care of it. They haven't done anything to
help neutralize the level of Russia aggression that's mostly facilitated
by the heavy purchase of Russian oil by other countries.
(24:06):
Incredibly hypocritical, considering that there are NATO countries that purchase
Russian oil. It's just very very weird, I mean, And
to say nothing of what's happening in Gaza, and then
they have the audacity to demand more money. Oh, well,
it's because we're not getting as many billions as we were.
So he puts on it. He gets put on an
(24:28):
escalator that they were like actually trying to shame him,
And right as he gets to start a speech, the
teleprompter went out and then the mic runs out or
the mic didn't work, and it was just very interesting. Again,
one thing is an accident, but three things is bad.
But it's stopped right in the middle. I mean the
first lady, she could have fallen. I mean, if she
(24:51):
didn't have great balance and wasn't fit, she would have fallen.
It was Joe Biden, he would have fallen on his face.
You had this a that came out noting that these
you and staffers were joking about openly about turning this
stuff off. Now I think that they need to. I
(25:14):
would like for them to. Yes, I think that we
should find out what what did that and if it
turns out that people were sabotaging it, then I think
that they should be fired, of course, I mean I
think that they should be publicly dragged, But I mean, yes,
fired also with that. So I don't know. To me,
(25:34):
it's just it's like super petty. And did they think
that him not having to tell a prompter was going
to shut him up? Have they met him? That's like
their worst nightmare because instead of doing a short twenty
minute speech, now he's going to land bass you for
three hours. What were they thinking? It's not the way
to do it. But I to me, I just think
that it just seemed like it was they were plotting
(25:57):
to do it, and that it was on purpose. And
you got the sense that it was on perp to Caane,
didn't you.
Speaker 2 (26:02):
Without a doubt you could see it because there was
video of it too, where before Trump even approached the escalator,
that thing was working like a charm, no problem for
the longest time, and as soon.
Speaker 5 (26:12):
As they got right up there huts off that. No,
I'm sorry, that's not how it goes.
Speaker 3 (26:17):
Very weird, very very weird. I got to say to me,
I just I just don't believe in coincidences like that
at all. I don't believe in coincidences. So it just
seems like there was something. There was something to it.
It was something to it. And if they are mad
because the President was expecting the UN to kind of
(26:38):
fulfill the expectations of the investment that other leaders on
wisely put in them, that put in them, then that's
their problem. But I mean, it's a very big problem
for them. But yes, it absolutely did seem like it
was on purpose. It did.
Speaker 1 (26:56):
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