Tuesday October 1 - Full Show - The Dana Show with Dana Loesch

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Do you worry that this hi the capital to settle
this thing?

Speaker 2 (00:03):
Are you worried that this strike is going to hurt
the everyday American, the farmers that need to read. They
reached the export market. They're telling me that they're gonna
hurt them.

Speaker 1 (00:10):
I'm start to realize who the long Shormen are, right.

Speaker 3 (00:13):
Nobody can.

Speaker 4 (00:14):
People never gave a shout us until now when they
finally realize that the chain is being broke now cause
won't come in, food won't come in, clothing won't come in.
You know how many people depend on odd jobs half
the world, and it's time for them and time for
Washington to put so much pressure on them to take

(00:35):
care of us, because we took care of them and
we're here one hundred and thirty five years and brought
tom where they are today. And they don't want to share.

Speaker 5 (00:44):
So that's the Longshorman guy. Who's I.

Speaker 2 (00:48):
You know what, I don't have anything nice to say,
and I'm ready to throw stuff. Just welcome to the
radio program. Radio radio radio program. Dana Lash with you
at the top of this first hour. This is the
I who is all over, video, all over, who has
all of this? There's he's been giving these interviews. He's

(01:10):
head of the Longshoreman's Association. Because, as you know, the
strike began today. The strike began today, and it's projected
to be absolutely catastrophic for the American economy. I read
that every for every one day that and these are
the ports on the eastern side of everything. I read

(01:31):
that for every one day that the ports are shut
down at like puts us seven days behind.

Speaker 5 (01:35):
Did you read that?

Speaker 2 (01:36):
That's what I read. That's that's insane. I don't even
know what to make of that.

Speaker 6 (01:41):
And so.

Speaker 2 (01:43):
For every one day, every one day we are down,
that seven extra days that we are behind. And in
addition to the what I've been seeing described as biblically
catasy straphic, the biblically catastrophic devastation coming from the hurricane

(02:07):
and the pursuant mud slides and storms and flooding and
everything else, this is like the worst time. I just
want to scream. Can we read the room? And we're
gonna talk a lot more about this, because holy cow,
we got a lot set up. I mean it's a lot,
and and you I was looking at how many construction supplies,

(02:31):
for instance, come through these ports because you would think
that construction supplies. I had one smart ass on social
media telling me, well, you know, I don't think construction supplies.
I'm going to tell you to do something unflattering to
yourself if you try to argue with me on this.
A ungodly amount, because we outsource all of our damn
manufacturing comes in from overseas. If there's ever a more,

(02:52):
a more timely argument for making our manufacturing more domesticated,
then this is it. If it wasn't for the if
it wasn't the pain pandemic, then it's this. I mean,
it's just asinine. So an ungodly amount comes in from this,
from our uh, from our you know, these these ports,
these these overseas, these eastern seaports, and now it's not

(03:14):
the Western ports, and we've talked about that before.

Speaker 5 (03:16):
It's not these Western ports.

Speaker 3 (03:18):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (03:19):
Those have a separate those have a separate contract and
a separate union. And a year ago they had their
whole thing, they did their whole contract negotiation, et cetera,
all of that like a year ago. But I was
reading on this just some of the stuff that where
it concerns like for instance, cement, concrete, artificial stone, we

(03:41):
imported over three billion dollars of those materials.

Speaker 1 (03:46):
Uh.

Speaker 5 (03:47):
That was last year. It was much higher.

Speaker 2 (03:50):
It was it was three billion dollars worth, and it
was higher than the two hundred and eighty five million
dollar worth exported. I mean it, it's it's really kind
of nuts, how how much this is. How much comes
in over there in wood, In wood, the US imported
more wood construction materials, and it exported plywood. Veneered panel builders,

(04:14):
joinery were the most imported types. Iron and steel. US
imports construction products. That's for all all kinds of iron
and steel. Well, we've known, we know a lot about that,
the steel stuff anyway, because we've had terraffs. We've had
tried to make it. We've we've tried to make it
to where we had to. We have to compete with

(04:35):
all these other countries that put an exorbitant amount of
tariffs on us, and uh, they tax our goods coming in.
So we're trying to make it somewhat, you know, an
even playing fields. So we've talked about the steel this,
I mean, I was actually shocked at the amount of
construction materials that we import in and on godly out

(05:01):
an ungodly amount. And so when you look at all
of the devastation caused by this hurricane, I want to
go back to just all the stuff that I just
told you about, all the stuff that I just told
you about, all of that stuff that you have to
impourt in. Now you consider how that's going to work out,
You consider how that's gonna work out for all of

(05:23):
these people in these devastated areas. It's disastrous, and it's
going to be made even more disastrous. Now we're gonna
talk more about this year coming up, because we also
have a debate tonight, the vice presidential debate. Are you ready, Kane?
I'm not doing bingo because I'd rather open my veins
up in both arms. What Steve note that I would?

(05:47):
I would rather do that. I'd rather jam splinters into
my eyes. I'd rather jump off my roof and break
my legs to nubbins. I'd rather open the veins up
in my arms. I'd rather listen to Green Day than
watch one second of than to engage longer than I
have to with this debate. It's not like that, you
know why, Because I can't stand Tim Walls personally. I

(06:11):
have never come across another politician that I actually just
in the fiber of my soul don't like. There's something
about this guy that screams jackass.

Speaker 7 (06:24):
I'm with you on that part. The only other part
that brings me joy is over the past. I don't know,
a couple few months ever since jd. Vance was announced
as a Trump's VP pick, he's been surgical with a
lot of the left leaning media and it's been glorious
to watch. I've seen him in past debates as a senator,
and he's done really well. I'm actually excited to see

(06:46):
him dismantle Tim Walls calmly as he's done.

Speaker 2 (06:50):
I almost don't give a rats backside because we've got
people stuck in trees in Ashville. I don't want a giant,
you know, circle ego self flattering contest with these cats.

Speaker 5 (07:01):
I didn't want to say the word I wanted to say.

Speaker 7 (07:03):
I'm not sure you heard what I was saying, but
I'm just excited to see the vice president Trump's vice
president pick take apart Tim Wallasa. You don't like Tim
all so much, so you should probably enjoy that.

Speaker 5 (07:14):
Yeah, yeah, it's well, I should, Yeah I should.

Speaker 2 (07:20):
So, I don't know. I'm not a fan of this guy.
I'm not a fan of him at all. I don't
like his demeanor. I don't like him. I don't like
his demeanor. I don't like his attitude.

Speaker 5 (07:34):
I don't.

Speaker 2 (07:35):
Listen to this audio somebody three, he's running from reporters
as he heads in for the debate. Listen to this audio,
somebody three.

Speaker 6 (07:50):
How do you feel this morning?

Speaker 7 (08:03):
What you do with Comble?

Speaker 1 (08:04):
A bit?

Speaker 2 (08:05):
Yeah? Yeah, he's running away, running up the stairs. I mean,
of course he is. Of course he's running up the stairs.
I mean, you honestly expect this guy to No, you don't.
You don't at all. So I don't know. That's uh,
I'm not. I don't got high hopes for the debate.

(08:26):
I can't stand him. I can't stand his wife. She
seems like a psycho.

Speaker 5 (08:31):
She's she.

Speaker 2 (08:31):
I just, I don't like any of these people. I
don't like him. He's a jerk. He's a jerk. He
knows nothing about governance, he knows nothing about it. He
has I mean, I mean, he's I just, I'm not
a fan of this guy. I'm not a fan of him.
I he's never he hasn't given one interview. He's he

(08:54):
hasn't he hasn't given he hasn't given one interview, So
I don't know. I'm not a fan of it. And
I don't even like this.

Speaker 5 (09:02):
I mean, it's just I'm not just the whole thing.

Speaker 2 (09:04):
So anyway, we're gonna see, they're gonna sit here and
battle it out, and I'm just not in the mood
to go, oh, that's a great hot take. Oh good,
mister Kennadate. I like your answers. I'm just not in
a mood for it because there are people who are
literally lost everything in multiple states, in multiple states, multiple
Southern states, and the press doesn't give a tire about
it because it's Southern states and they're typically read so

(09:27):
they don't care. Does that may be a mean because
I feel like it's me being honest. I just don't
care about the shallowness of it all. I don't care
about the shallow, stupid debate. Are we honestly gonna learn
anything from this?

Speaker 5 (09:37):
No, you're not.

Speaker 2 (09:38):
Everybody's just gonna just watch somebody get their punches and
that's it. We're not gonna learn a stupid thing. It's
just an ego. It's an exercise in ego fulation. This
is doesn't serve the people at all. You're gonna be
here in a bunch of stupid questions from a bunch
of brain dead anchors on and they're not even gonna
cover the stuff that we actually care about. So I
don't care about this debate. It's stupid, it's pointless. It's

(10:01):
a dumb exercise for a shallow, vapid, soulless society, and
it's measured on television. Gotta hell, there you go.

Speaker 5 (10:08):
Well, happy Tuesday, Happy Tuesday, indeed.

Speaker 7 (10:11):
But my thing is, if you don't watch it, you're
only gonna see what the mainstream media digests to you.

Speaker 2 (10:16):
You're gonna see what they digest to you anyway.

Speaker 7 (10:19):
No, I get that, But my point is you seeing
the whole thing at least opens your eyes more to
the deception.

Speaker 2 (10:25):
I'd rather whip myself with cat and nine tails. Good lord,
I'd rather fall down stone steps that are stepping on legos.

Speaker 7 (10:31):
There's no pulling you out of this.

Speaker 2 (10:32):
I'd rather have alcohol poisoning due to moonshine all these things.
I just I'm not sure i'd feel the same way. No,
I do, I totally.

Speaker 7 (10:42):
I rather watch the debate than do all those horrible
things you just.

Speaker 2 (10:45):
Talk now, because nothing's going to be I mean when
I said, by the way, listening to Green Day is
worse than all of those things. I mean, I immediately
went right there as though you you know, I don't know.
I I just like I said, I just feel like
I'm not in a mood for that. I'm not in
a mood for the debate because I have zero expectations.

(11:06):
I have been to multiple debates. I have watched more
debates than I can think of. I've seen it all.
I've never learned anything new. Either my like is maybe
slightly rewarded of a candidate, or my dislike of a
candidate is confirmed further, it's just a confirmation bias exercise.

(11:29):
So I don't know. That's kind of how I look
at this. I look at it like that, and I
wish that I just don't. I'm not into rewarding the
Republican Party for stupid stuff that they should be able
to do easily. And that's to fend your ideas, especially
in front of someone who is such a stupid Marxist
that he lied about being in Hong Kong during the

(11:50):
Tianum and Square massacre. That's the other thing. This guy
lies about everything on God's green Earth. You know, he
lied about something else. Now that's where we're at. Listen
to listen to this. I don't mean to be so
cranky today, but I do. I'm cranky because all of
these I just feel so bad for these people in
these Southern states, and we got this stupid political stuff happening,

(12:10):
and it's and and where's where's Biden?

Speaker 5 (12:13):
And Harris? You got Florida?

Speaker 2 (12:15):
That's like doing the job of all these all all
these other federal folks. Uh, I think Trump opened a gofundmeh,
where's everybody else? Where are these stooges?

Speaker 5 (12:24):
Where are the stooges in DC?

Speaker 2 (12:25):
Where's mister Rito's. I'm gonna go to my fancy Vegas
fundraiser where I'm gonna sit with my my my skinny
white chicken legs on the beach with my mouth gaped
open to catch flies. Biden, where are these people at?
I got nicknames for everybody today, Come at me. But
you got you got Tim Bowles who literally lied about
being in Hong Kong during the Tianum and Square massacre.

(12:47):
He lied about it. That's a new big story over
at the free beacon. He led his mclon face off.
I can't even I'm just what does this guy not
lie about? Every little thing that this guy lies about,
it's it's he lies at about the stupidest things, and
then it becomes something bigger, and the more little things
that he lies about, it just becomes like part of

(13:07):
the his like record. It's it's just it's dance to night.
I've never seen anything like this. Oh and then here's
the other thing that's making me really upset today. I
swear I'm gonna give you some goofy stuff, but I
gotta get all this out of my chest. If you've
wondered why maybe FEMA isn't operating at peak level, maybe

(13:30):
it's because under their strategic plan as goal number one,
they have quote and still equity as a foundation of
emergency management. I need a stress ball. I need the
little thing where you squeeze it and its eyes pop
out of its little rubbery head. I need that, especially today.
I'm not even kidding you. They get into equity. This

(13:51):
is FEMA. We're gonna talk about all of this. Yeah,
how long does it take to separate victims by race?
I haven't even gotten started. We got this, we got
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(14:11):
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(14:32):
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Speaker 6 (15:27):
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Speaker 7 (15:48):
And now all of the news you would probably miss.
It's time for Dana's Quick five.

Speaker 2 (15:55):
All right, So, first stop saltwaters making electric cars blow
up after Hurricane Helene yay EV's EV's are great. We
love evs said, no one ever burn them all, burned
them all. So the saltwater is getting in there, and
it's making it's getting into the battery components and EV's
and it's leading to dangerous chemical reactions that no one

(16:16):
ever saw I thought could happen. No one ever thought
that could possibly happen. People who have left electric vehicles
behind when they evacuated, they're being urged to contact local
emergency services. Don't get in the car could blow up
like Godfather too, don't do it. According to police, hurricane
looters are hitting of all the places, the Trump merch Store,

(16:39):
Like what are you getting though, Like really, I mean
you got out there. They're going for LGB Let's go
Brandon shirts, the Trump twenty four banners and stickers, fight
fight like people are literally this is over its smoking guns.
So there's like actual photos. There's mugshots these two old
dudes who looked like they were found in the bottom
of a meth pipe. They were arrested. People are literally

(17:00):
looting it though, and this is in the Tampa Bay
area that they were doing this. Let's see here, I
got a couple. Oh, I want to get to the cheese.
One apparently some mummy for almost four thousand year oldmummy
was found with some neck cheese, kyfer cheese. It looks
like actually somebody who would shop at AG and m
a zoomer and they're wearing neck cheese. They had too

(17:21):
much O zepic and they had some neck cheese around them.
And I'll save this one for next headlines. We've got
a lot coming up.

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Speaker 1 (18:54):
How many flanks on Fiat? These people today don't know
what a shy is. Right when my men hit the
streets from Maine to textas every single port a lock down,
you know what's gonna happen. I'll tell you. First week,
be all over the news every nine boom boom. Second week,

(19:17):
Guys who sell casts can't sell costs because the cars
ain't coming in off the ships. They get laid off.
Third week malls, s aart closing down. They can't get
the goods from China. They can't sell clothes, they can't
do this. Everything in the United States comes on a ship.
They go out of business. Construction workers get laid off

(19:39):
because the materials aren't coming in. The steel's not coming in,
the lumber's not coming in. They lose their job. Everybody's
hating the long showman now because now they realize how
important our jobs are. Now I have the President screaming
at me. I'm putting a taff Hartley on. You go ahead,

(20:00):
Ted Foley means I have to go back to work
for ninety days after cooling you up. Period. Can you
think when I go back for ninety days, those men
are going to go to work on that pier. It's
going to cost the money, the company's money to pay
their salaries. Well, they got one from thirty moves a
now and maybe the eight they're gonna be like this,
who's gonna win here? In the long run, You're better

(20:21):
off sitting down and let's get a contract and let's
move on with this world and could today's world. I'll
cripple you. I will cripple you, and you have no idea.

Speaker 2 (20:31):
You know, I think the gold chain and that nugget
ring really it's a nice touch, you know, the gold
chain and the nugget ring just really make it such
a nice They add such a nice touch to the
whole vignette there, don't they. I do believe they do.
Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with You, Channel

(20:53):
three forty seven Direct TV. Also Rumble where the chat
happens and X that's the head of the long Shorreman script.
Dagg It, Harold Daggett. He's like, I will cripple you.
I'll cripple talking about this strike again. I mean that's
why jay Z's big pimping was so a proposed there,
because you know you got you got mudded out roads.

(21:15):
You know you got down power lines, you got buildings
you got to rebuild. But uh, you don't got no materials,
you know you Well, big pimp in here, Captain mcgold chain,
he needs a new he needs a new gold nugget
on his finger. So sucks for you. And I can
say that because that mean makes big fat bank you

(21:35):
want to know how much money that man brings in.
This is the thing that I that amazes me. It's
like waiting for Lefty gone wrong, when the little guy
fights the big guy oppressing him, and then he becomes
the big guy to oppress others.

Speaker 5 (21:48):
I don't dislike unions.

Speaker 2 (21:50):
I dislike some of these union bosses though, because they're
always in Democrats back pocket. I've never understood that how
you got to have a union boss who literally votes
for the party that sends your jobs overseas. How do
you got how do you have in a union boss
that fights against things like more like it literally fights
against by the way he votes bringing manufacturing home, having

(22:11):
more manufacturing based here in the US of A. I
will never understand that. It's like chickens voting for Colonel Sanders.
I will never get it in all of my life.
And I come from Look, I don't need to measure
my bona fides against anybody. I come from a southern
Missouri union family. I just don't get it. Why do

(22:31):
you sit here and vote for the very thing that
is your detriment, that is your peril, that is antithetical
to you live in your best life. I just don't
get it. And this guy, I mean, read the damn room,
gold nugget, read the room you got. You got a
natural disaster in a number of these states. K And

(22:52):
how are they describing it? Biblical proportions? The disaster biblical proportions.
And then this is happening.

Speaker 5 (23:04):
I mean.

Speaker 2 (23:06):
It's a major national disaster, natural disaster. And Captain Goldchain
is domanding a seventy seven percent raise plus. They want
to cut to the containers. You know that, right, that's
what they're demanding. Someone told me, well, you know what
their their unions are service. That's what they're asking for. No, no, no,

(23:27):
this is seventy seven percent raise plus a percentage of
the containers. That's not a service. That's a stick up.
And they want a full on ban on all any
and all automation ports. You know that right, that's part
of the demand. Full ban on automation, full ban. So sure,

(23:50):
let's just refuse to automate our ports and have the
United States fall behind every other nation in that regard
instead of I don't know, maybe like working on a
planned to grow technology while integrating existing jobs. No, we'll
just have a full on ban plus is seventy seven
percent raise and a percentage of every container that comes in. Again,

(24:14):
that ain't a service. That's a stick up, And it
is true. They are demanding for a total ban on
any and all automation. Now, not every port has a
ban on automation. Some of them, like on the West Coast,
they got what they call automation assist so it's not
full automation, but they require assistance. And so they're integrating

(24:35):
jobs in. They're not banning it. They're they're making sure
that their jobs are on pace with their tech. I
have less of a problem with that. I have a
major problem with, well, let's ban all the automation. It's
like McDonald's going, No, we're not going, are you. We're
we're going to demand fifty thousand dollars an hour for
the people who just ring out your fries. My job's

(24:56):
a job, and there's no shame in a job, but
there is shame in demanding more and trying to hold
a whole country hostage by demanding more than what the
service is worth according to how the market supports it,
and to try to kneecap with tech. I mean they
want a total ban of automation, not a partial. I'm
reading it total ban. It's on their website, their list

(25:19):
of demands, their whole manifesto. Now the saying that, and
they've been you know, they've been criticized for it, because
what you do is you make it to where you're
globally uncompetitive. We don't need the US falling behind in
that in that regard. So I don't know, I mean,

(25:41):
I'm looking at you might want to get some things.
I don't know how long it's going to last. But
you know, and as I was saying, this guy, let
me pull this up because it's the other thing.

Speaker 5 (25:51):
How much money did this dude make?

Speaker 2 (25:52):
This is what you always got the little guys in
the big guys, right, little guys in the big guys.
And that's like the classic story of little guy worker.
And you know, if you the old the old play
waiting for Lefty with the with the reason, you know,
people started organizing. You got the big guy pressing the
little guy. But then what happens in the little guy
becomes a big guy and he starts a pressing other

(26:13):
little guys. That's the thing. This guy, dagg it he
banked just last year alone, he got paid over a
million dollars over a million dollars last year, well over
a million dollars. For his total pay, it was one million,

(26:36):
forty nine, four hundred and sixteen dollars approximately. This is
according to publicly available records, because of the ILA local
eighteen o four to one. Then you got the International
Longshoremen's Association headquarter. They're they're paid secretary treasurer. They paid

(26:59):
their secretary treasure Stephen Knotts over half a million dollars
he got. He ended up just shy of eight hundred
thousand dollars for last year. Long Daggett's son. You know,
because we may we don't have a monarchy, but we
do Daggett's son, and that nice. We keeping that nepotism

(27:19):
in the family. Just thus defining nepotism, we keeping it
in the family. Harold Daggett's son, Dennis, he got paid
almost well, he got paid almost seven hundred thousand dollars
last year. That's a nice check. He's the executive vice
president of ILA. And then oh that's right, Daggett's other son.

(27:45):
Why he's got his family set up. Real nice, Douney,
real nice. Wouldn't you like to have your boys set
up like this. I got boys. I'd love to have
my boys set up like this. Each of these boys
is getting your half over half a million dollars in pay.

Speaker 9 (27:58):
Huh.

Speaker 2 (28:00):
He's also his son John works for the union too well,
and that's something he got paid six hundred and forty
and thirty one dollars. And there's a picture of him
holding a sign saying profit over people is unacceptable. And
he was at a Democrat event and that interesting profit
over people? What do you do? Well? He is the

(28:21):
head of the local. He's the VP of ILA Local
one A zero four to one and he's a general
VP of the ILA Atlantic Coast District. That's what he does.
Dare you ask him? So that's nice. The whole famdamily
of Daggetts are all set up, aren't they. And that's
something that family's getting millions of dollars from the longshoreman

(28:46):
y'all know that. But they will cripple you. Then you
got the paid general VP, Wilbert rawl Well, he did make.
He he made in twenty twenty three, he made over
eight hundred and four thousand dollars. John Baker, he's the

(29:10):
International Longs Ruremans Association headquarter he's a general organizer.

Speaker 5 (29:15):
All in all he ended.

Speaker 2 (29:17):
Uh, he got six hundred twenty seven hundred and sixty
one and twenty three uh, and all the twenty two
unions because the union has twenty two vice presidents and
that's something twenty two vice presidents just on that. Because
they have multiple tasks, they have multiple titles. And you
get a check, a six figure check per title. Right,

(29:39):
so the union VP title you get at they got
all got paid almost two hundred thousand dollars.

Speaker 5 (29:45):
Let me keep going.

Speaker 2 (29:47):
These people are making fat bank got the assistant general organizer,
he got over half a million. You got, Oh, you
got this guy, he's the oh, another general organizer, he
got seven hundred and sixty two, four hundred and sixty
two dollar. I mean, I couldn't keep going. If y'all
want upper managements getting their checks, what's the wages of

(30:10):
the folks that are out there supposedly advocating for is
what I want to know. I mean, I'm looking at
these guys and I don't think any one of these
damn men who are making six figures have lifted anything
heavier than a cardboard box that's empty. If I had
to make a guess, but you know they will cripple
you if you don't give them what they want. Do

(30:32):
you think, Kane, that their wages go up if they
get this seventy seven percent demand and a percentage of
the containers and a ban on all automation?

Speaker 7 (30:44):
What the average worker?

Speaker 10 (30:45):
No?

Speaker 2 (30:45):
No, no, no, let's be real. If this were about
the average worker, they would accepted the fifty percent increase
and they wouldn't be doing this stuff now. They also
probably wouldn't be making a six figure check per title
that they got exactly. So, do you think that their
wages is these management wages, they are going to go up?

Speaker 7 (31:02):
Oh? The answer would be hell yes.

Speaker 5 (31:05):
I wonder how much of that cut they're actually going
to get.

Speaker 2 (31:09):
I love the way that they present this like, oh,
you individually are going to be getting a cut of
this container, Like, hell, you ain't getting nothing. They will
cripple you who talks like that representing the little guy,
because see, what you're talking about is putting all these
other people out of business. They were offered a fifty
percent raise, they were offered a bunch of stuff, but

(31:29):
they wanted a seventy seven percent raise plus cuts of
every container that came across and they wanted a full
ban on all automation.

Speaker 5 (31:39):
Nothing for a moment.

Speaker 2 (31:42):
About all the businesses that are going to be affected.
Think about construction. I just went over with you, last
last break or last segment. What all you get? You
get iron and steeled, which you know I agree with you.
We should have all this should be made in the
US of A.

Speaker 5 (31:57):
But it's not.

Speaker 2 (31:57):
And until it is, this is what we got. We
imported more wood construction materials, and we exported concrete, cement,
artificial stone. We imported three billion dollars worth of these materials. Now,
until we get to the time and we can sit
here and play footsy with that that supposed what if
all we want to until we get to the time

(32:20):
where we actually can manufacture more of our own stuff.

Speaker 5 (32:23):
We got to import it in.

Speaker 2 (32:24):
What's it going to do to all the smaller What's
it going to do the construction businesses and the workers
that work for those construction businesses. What is that going
to do for steel workers? What is it going to
do for the welders, And what is it going to
do for all of these other jobs that rely on
these materials coming through? They're not getting a seventy seven

(32:45):
percent pay increase for being put out of work. They're
not getting a cut of those containers for being put
out of work. Hell, I doubt that even their union
bosses make a fraction of what these union bosses make.
Has anybody ever made a union against the union bosses
the workers? It makes you wonder. I just listen to

(33:08):
guys like that. I've been around in my whole life.
I got some of them on my family. I've been
around these, I've been around forever. I listen to these guys,
and I'm like, you don't represent the average everyman. I
know you, I see you, I know you very well.
You don't represent the average man going out there with
your gold chain and your big ass gold rings and
your fat sausage fingers. People, don't you do not represent

(33:30):
the average man. Those average men aren't taking home the
pay you're taking home. They don't got their sons set
up in these sweet jobs, with these sweet checks and
these sweet benefits and these pensions and everything else that
you secured for your family. What about everybody else's family. Oh,
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Speaker 2 (35:04):
The hour Glass.

Speaker 7 (35:05):
So are the days of the United States.

Speaker 2 (35:09):
Here you are reacting, But in terms of being proactive,
was the federal government adequately prepared for this?

Speaker 7 (35:18):
We were.

Speaker 9 (35:19):
The extent of devastation is very, very difficult to predict.
No one expected Hurricane Helene to actually traverse the amount
of land it has indeed covered. But we are responding accordingly.
We have been speaking about the need to prepare for
extreme weather events.

Speaker 3 (35:41):
No more could I anticipate that the hurricane would do
like hurricane things and traverse the water and bring with
it winds and water like hurricanes Doe.

Speaker 5 (35:52):
No one expected that.

Speaker 2 (35:54):
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Remember Wooly Willie.

Speaker 7 (36:04):
I don't remember Willie.

Speaker 2 (36:06):
Sometimes I would take so if you don't know what
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Uh.

Speaker 2 (36:12):
It was a board that was magnetic and you would
get these like iron powders things and you would use
this the pen a little magnet pinstick, and you would
drag the the little iron shavings on his face and
make facial hair. And I to always give my wooly
willy crazy eyebrows. And I just now realized where I've

(36:32):
seen I just now realized where I see may orchist before.
He's my wooly Willie. That is my wooly Willie with
the crazy eyebrows. I made him. I made him and
he came to life. I'm sorry about that. It's all
my fault. Damn you DANEA on your wooly Willie. Tell
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(38:18):
top of the second hour. It's one of those news days.
Yesterday was real kind of you know. I mean, we
were watching the storm and we're still watching the aftermath
of Helene.

Speaker 5 (38:26):
We've got we've got some updates and headlines for you
on that.

Speaker 2 (38:28):
We also have all hell breaking loose in the Middle
East because the uh it's going crazy with Lebanon and
Israel because it's it's Hezbolah and fight in fighting Israel
who's been defending itself because Iran through Hesbela and Hamas
Hezbolah from the north, Hamas from the south, have been
attacking Israel NonStop.

Speaker 5 (38:50):
Israel's defending itself.

Speaker 2 (38:51):
Today. We're just a week away from the one year
observance of October seventh, and the Iron domes work in overtime.
And I will say from what I understand, I don't
think that the dome intercepts ICBMs so and I don't
know if that area because if missiles that one of
the things that the dome does and the way that
it operates from what I understand from a friend who's

(39:13):
in IDF, was that if it's like a less populated
open area that is not as covered as the more
populated areas by the dome, if that makes sense. So
I don't know if that's like an open area that
there's a lot of videos spreading online, and I don't
know if that's one of those open areas or not.
So just be really careful. We're in We're in a
really weird news cycle, and I really want to caution

(39:33):
you guys. Normally, I mean, I can count on one
hand the number of times I said I really need
you to listen to me, because I don't like to
tell people what to do. I got my own life.
But I am going to tell you this. Take a
beat before you believe something online right now, especially right now.
Not every time, but right now. It's October first, we

(39:58):
are mere weeks away from the general election. Early votings
under way. We are in the territory of the October Surprise.
We have hostilities in the Middle East with our only
ally in the Middle East. You can say you dislike
the way their government runs or what it's our only
ally in the Middle East. We've got a strike here

(40:22):
at home that's going to affect domestic issues. We have
a major natural disaster in a number of states because
of Hurricane Helene. People are dead, people are broke with inflation.
We're in a really sketchy time right now, and with
all the breaking news due to the strike, due to
the war with Israel that Iran is hell bent on,

(40:47):
and due to the aftermath of the hurricane, there will
be a lot of fast and furious reports and takes
thrown your way. It can be overwhelming, so I caution
you take a beat before you believe what you read.
I try not to contribute to that noise. I don't

(41:07):
put stuff up online, if you've ever noticed, I'm not
one of those people that puts all that stupid clickbait up.
We ended up bringing up some real awesome folks that
help us with our social media, and we all had
meetings and they're not like that anyway. But I was
really clear, I'm like, I don't put up stupid clickbait.
It's not who I am. I don't care if it
costs me traffic, because that's what everybody's into now, Gotta

(41:29):
get clicks, gotta get traffic. I don't care about that,
because the one thing that lasts longer and is more
valuable is the respect and the trust of your audience.
And when you lose that because you're razzle dazzling them
with clicks that you think are going to fill fill
up something in the short term. Well, that doesn't help anybody.
It doesn't help you, doesn't help them, it doesn't help
anybody at large. So you're gonna get a lot of

(41:52):
stuff that'll be thrown at you because we're in that
weird time. Just take a beat before you believe what
you read. And like I said, I will not contribute.
I'm not going to contribute to that stuff. What I
put up is stuff that I have read and stuff
that I have verified. And if I put up something
that I'm maybe researching and maybe I hit a wall
and I'm asking a question about it, that's the only

(42:12):
time it's not it's me asking a question. And I
make clear that I'm not speculating. But I don't want
to contribute to any of that stuff. So I will
be straight no chaser with you. So just take a
beat before you believe it.

Speaker 5 (42:27):
Now.

Speaker 2 (42:27):
The other thing I see, and I got all kinds
of people asking me this, Oh my gosh, Danias, should
I stock up on all these things?

Speaker 5 (42:32):
I see crazy stuff on social media?

Speaker 2 (42:34):
I'm doing well. My first thought is and I thought
you were a prepper. That's my first thought. Whenever I
see this stuff. I'm like, if you got to stock
up on this stuff, then you have not been prepared,
have you. I never worry about this stuff. I literally
am always prepared. I have a bug out bag twenty
fours and I just that's not me being weird. It's
just me being always ready to rock. That makes me

(42:58):
feel more comfortable and relaxed. When I'm always ready to rock,
I feel more comfortable and relaxed because I have faith
in my ability to rock.

Speaker 5 (43:05):
See what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (43:06):
So I just I see these people sharing the stuff
on social media, like you better go stock up all them? Like,
how are you not? I got my ready wife stuff,
I got tons of bottle of water. I always not
like I need it. I'm just always don't freak yourself
out over stuff. Do not, because, first off, that's the
most stupidest minds that you could ever have. Commest person

(43:26):
in the room always figures their way out of any situation,
and it's the commest person in the coolest head that
always prevails. So you don't need to be react into
all this stuff. You know your area, you know your community,
you can read the room, you can read the temperature.
Just chill because people there are so many different factions

(43:47):
at play here that want to get you all worked up.
They want to get you stressed out, freaked out. They
want you bugged out, They want you nervous and anxious
and unsure and on weird footing. You do not owe
anyone your peace, and you do not know anyone your

(44:10):
emotional stability. So just take a beat, and.

Speaker 5 (44:15):
You don't have to read.

Speaker 2 (44:15):
Make fun of it.

Speaker 5 (44:16):
That's what I do. I see these people freaking out,
I'm like, you, fake prepper.

Speaker 2 (44:21):
I actually had a friend that shared something on Facebook
and I literally was like you, I can't say what
I what I message them, I was like you fake
blank prepper.

Speaker 5 (44:32):
They were like what.

Speaker 2 (44:34):
I'm like, I can't even play half. My pantry is
a preparedness pantry. It's a matter of you. My dog
is even prepared. I even got my dog, Dude, I
got my dog prepared. That's how crazy it is. That's
how I just it's not crazy. It's just me all
the time. And I don't even need missiles falling from
the sky in Israel or a strike looming. I just
always assume if you just I don't know, you grow

(44:56):
up poor, you know what I mean, When you grow
up a poor kid and poor part of town, you
just always want to be prepared, you know what I'm saying.
So it's just a lifestyle, Kane. Is it a lifestyle, right?
It's poor chic man. It's a lifestyle. Like we save
things like you need a safety pin. I got you.
You know you need like little scraps of this and that,
I got you. I'm like an old lady, I save everything.

Speaker 5 (45:17):
I'm prepared. There you go.

Speaker 2 (45:19):
But I'm not a order all right. So a few
things happening. We got the debate tonight. We got the
live rockets over Israel. I don't know if that's going
to be up in the in the debate or not,
but they have that. They have Iran. Now, this would
be a big deal if it was the Iran that's
doing it, because normally they always use their proxies, as
you guys know, we've talked about that before. They always

(45:42):
use their proxies, and so we're gonna we're gonna keep
an eye on it. But apparently it's a there. It's
being reported that it is the Iran that's launching that
missile attack, and apparently there was a terrorist attack in
Tel Aviv, and this is and I know, uh, there's

(46:03):
uh I'm looking at it because we got a lot
of this uh stuff that's breaking now. But they said
four hundred ballistic missiles launched so far at Israel from Iran,
direct hits in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, hat Hesheron, Beersheva, no
reports of injuries yet. And then there is the report

(46:25):
of a terror attack in Tel Aviv, multiple casualties, ten
Israelis wounded, four critically, it looked like as a terrorist attack.
We can't play any of this footage because there's a
lot of it's just a it's a it's some of
it's pretty grim. So I I think I think you
all got enough on your brains today. Just as bad.

Speaker 5 (46:45):
That's all you need to know.

Speaker 2 (46:46):
It was in Jaffa, central city in central Israel, right
down on the boundary of Tel Aviv.

Speaker 6 (46:52):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (46:52):
So they had some they have fatalities there as well.
Now I'm looking at all of this and I'm thinking,
you know, this was.

Speaker 10 (47:01):
This was.

Speaker 2 (47:04):
It's Israel defending itself and they're being told they can't.
Where are all of the uh By the way, where's
the ceasefire people? Where are the ceasefire people at Where
are all the ceasefire folks telling Iran to cease fire?
Where are the de escalation folks? Anybody want anybody to know?

(47:25):
Cain got any idea on them de escalation folks.

Speaker 7 (47:29):
Yeah, I don't know if they're pro Palestinian or pro Hamas.
I guess they pretty silent at the moment.

Speaker 2 (47:35):
Yeah, I just like to know where they're at. It'd
be nice.

Speaker 7 (47:39):
And can I know too this?

Speaker 2 (47:40):
Yeh sure? Go right, and note all of these.

Speaker 7 (47:43):
Back in twenty twenty, when Democrats were campaigning against Trump,
they were saying that Trump would get us in all
these wars. Remember, and even twenty sixteen, they were saying
the same thing, that all of you that unrest around
the world would happen if Trump was elected. Well, now
we have four years of Democrats in office and looks
like they're fed a lot of wars.

Speaker 2 (48:04):
You know, I'll say this, one of the things I
liked about having Trump in office is because he's a
loose cannon with a big mouth and an itchy finger,
little itchy button pushing finger. I want I won't kind
of want my president to seem like he's crazy. I'm
not gonna lie to you. I've said this before, and
here's why. Just don't don't pass judgment on me. Hear
me out for the love I can hear some people, Daniel,

(48:26):
that's not shit. I want people to think my president
is crazy.

Speaker 5 (48:32):
And here's why.

Speaker 2 (48:33):
I especially want tyrants to think that the guy could
be crazier than me. I want them to think that
that meant that sound like count chocolate and I did
not mean for that to happen, but you get you
get my drift. I want the baddies to be like,
he potentially could be a worse baddie. I want them
to think, Dude, this guy is nuts, and he will

(48:56):
murk me off this rock. He may murk my family off,
He'll mark my pits, my farms, my goats, everything. I
want them to be terrified. I I mean, I'm not
even against him going I'm gonna press it and then
fake and everything. I'm not even not even kidding. I

(49:16):
want them to because it's a great deterrent if they
look peace through strength. We live in that kind of world.
I get it that Marxists and and Marxist adjacent people
whose brains are made of cheese and pot. I get
it that they think that we.

Speaker 10 (49:33):
Live in a kitten in sunshine wild and I don't
want to later like that.

Speaker 2 (49:37):
Everybody should get along.

Speaker 10 (49:38):
I wish to live in peace and sunshine, and it
should rain gun drops and the rooms should be mad
of rainbow kisses. That's what everything's like that. We love
it this kitten and look, little kitten in the sunshine world, hanazza.

Speaker 2 (49:56):
So we don't live in that kind of world. Get
the hell up, We don't live in that kind of world.
You have brutal people that only understand brutality. If you
have a brute that only understands brutishness, and they've only
practiced brutality for decades upon decades, and they are four bearers,
only practice brutality for decades upon decades, and they're four bears.

(50:17):
And now it's turning into a regular commercial and they're
four bears, and they're four bears or a panting when
you give it to all your friends, you're not gonna
sit here and pat and think you're going to solve
all these problems by patting them on the back and
giving them a hug. Ain't gonna work that way. This
diplomacy in this fashion has not worked. Israel needs to
wipe Iran off of the map if they keep this up. Now,

(50:40):
I know the Iranian government doesn't represent their people. Every
time there are people have tried to rise up. Unfortunately,
this is what we have. They kill them all, They
shoot them from rooftops, they mark them in the street.
The Green Revolution was exactly that. Israel needs to just
be let loose to do what Israel does. Let loose
the dogs of war. And that is why war is

(51:01):
always a last option because when you get to that point,
well there are some unfortunate things that go along with war,
and it is a consequence of going to war. But
it is not a choice that Israel made. It is
a choice that their enemy's made. So let's slip the
dogs of war. We got more coming, We got a headlines,
we got the latest on this, We got a lot
of stuff to watch today. We got the debate tonight.

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It is a busy news day. Indeed, welcome back to
the program. Dana Lash with you at the bottom of
this second hour. We have the debate tonight. We've been
watching and giving you updates on the recovery from Hurricane
Helene and then now all hell's breaking loose in the
Middle East. Some of the latest Iran has bombed Israel.

(56:17):
The Iron Dome shot down a bunch of the rockets.
There's video going around where some people say the Iron
Dome failed, but I don't think that people have a
good idea of the perspective on that. A lot of
that stuff fell in a lot of it's fallen in
what they call open areas or just playing desert, and
so the dome doesn't intercede or intercept those rockets that
go into the non populated areas. I saw some different

(56:39):
perspective of some video where they had them going into
just the water, you know, because they're not Hesibala and
Hamas aren't exactly the best when it comes to precision munitions.
So just an fyi on that, But the Iron Dome
was shooting down a lot of the rockets. However, there
have been parts of Tel Aviv that have been hit.
There were two terrorists that opened up fire and a

(56:59):
te a EV train station in a coordinated attack just
right as missiles began raining down, and there were some
mini injuries on that seven wounded. Eight people killed from
that tear attack at that train station, so a lot
of stuff that we're watching. And the White House says
that they're monitoring the situation. I don't know what exactly

(57:20):
that means, but they said that they're monitoring the situation.
And Biden has said that as a strong warning to Iran,
that that that you know, they would defend Israel at
our allyer et cetera. But of course, you know, this
is the same administration that was helping Iran. They were
helping them. Remember when they unfroze the U when they

(57:44):
unfroze a lot of that money, and that sanctioned relief
which they were trying to argue wasn't sanctions relief.

Speaker 5 (57:50):
Uh, the IDF had had detected it was.

Speaker 2 (57:52):
They Originally it was a detection of one hundred different missiles,
but then there was a report of the it was
like five hundred missiles.

Speaker 5 (57:59):
But it was Iran this time that lied.

Speaker 2 (58:01):
They didn't use the Hoho Thi's, they didn't use has blood,
they didn't use hamas, because Iran is behind all of
these groups. They in fact died it themselves apparently. I
don't know if it's the first wave, that there's the
only wave. I don't know if it's just ballistic missiles.
I don't know if they have drones or any kind
of cruise. I don't know what all they have U.
But the uh, there's there's there's a lot of there's

(58:23):
a lot of video, and there's a lot of targets.

Speaker 5 (58:25):
There's a.

Speaker 2 (58:27):
CBS had video where it looked like there were missiles
approaching their targets and it says some of them hit,
but we don't know anything else about that at this point.
And there were a lot of interceptions. So and some
of the stuff that you saw that was just going
to the ground was just wreckage of it too. So
this but apparently the idea says that their missiles are

(58:47):
still coming in.

Speaker 6 (58:49):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (58:49):
The apparently the attack it was a lot, a lot
larger than it would had first initially been reported by
some of these news agencies. And at least they said
one missile at least got through into Tel Aviv.

Speaker 9 (58:58):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (58:58):
They reported some four I've seen some reports of like
five hundred. Initially it was one hundred h but now
it you know, that's that's what it that's what it
looks like at this point. And so they their guards
say they've lost this. They said that if Israel retaliated,
Tehran's response would be more crushing and ruinous, according to

(59:19):
Iranian State TV. And Biden had tweeted out this morning
that he and the Vice President canvene their national security
team to discuss Iranian plans to launch an imminent missile
attack against Israel. We discuss how the US is prepared
to help and protect American personnel. So and the Yashar
Ali had reported that the Islamic Republican Iran their media

(59:41):
and I've seen this mentioned elsewhere by BBC that they
were The way that they're describing it is that's the
first wave of the attacks. That it's the first wave,
and I, you know, I don't know what that what
else that you know, I guess there's gonna be another wave.

Speaker 5 (59:59):
We don't know when or what, but you.

Speaker 2 (01:00:01):
Know, that's and but a lot of the stuff that
you see in the pictures of the Iron Dome shooting down,
a lot of that I want you to keep in
mind is the wreckage that's falling to the ground because
the Iron Dome intercepted, I mean tons of stuff, and
it looks like it's it looks different than it looks
different than the missiles and it looks like shrapnels. So
just you know, keep in mind over that again. Like

(01:00:22):
I said, you know in one of our earlier segments,
one of the things that you need to keep in
mind is take a beat before you believe everything or
anything that you read online. Right now, it's October, a
month before election. We are in a very sketchy time
right now. It's always like this, ever more so especially now.

Speaker 5 (01:00:39):
Lately. And we've got destabilization in the Middle East.

Speaker 2 (01:00:42):
You've got a strike that's happening, that's gonna just it's
gonna affect us domestically. We were recovering from a major
hurricane that wrecked several states. The disaster is being described
as that of biblical proportions. So we're in a real
sketchy period right now. So take take a beat before
you immediately jump into something and believe or take it

(01:01:04):
to heart what you read online. So that's I just
want to make sure that's and don't feel overwhelmed by
all this stuff. I know it's easy to you give
yourself a break. I do, you know, at night, I
literally make it to where I'm unreachable, and I think
Kin's work with me for a long time, and he
knows that. And it's different. I've practiced it different than

(01:01:25):
I have previously, like I've implemented like I'm not answering
any email. If you've got even if it's sale, you've
got a question for me, I ain't going to respond
to you, not until the next day. You have to
be very purposeful with it, especially lately, and it's not
always been like this. It's just because there are forces
in this world that want you to feel overwhelmed. And

(01:01:45):
there's no reason why you should do not give people
or entities your piece. That's the one thing that you
owe nobody. Do not give anybody your piece. So don't
feel overwhelmed because there's always cycles of insanity, as tragic
as it is and as horrible as it is. But
have some perspective with it. But always take a beat
before you believe everything that you read online or see online.

Speaker 5 (01:02:06):
Even so, we're gonna keep you updated with this.

Speaker 2 (01:02:09):
So far, there haven't been any casualties reported in these
rocket attacks. And one of the reasons why people are
so nervous is, oh, my gosh, is there's gonna be
World War three?

Speaker 5 (01:02:17):
We are very far off from that.

Speaker 3 (01:02:20):
I know.

Speaker 2 (01:02:20):
It's it's fun to say and throw it out there's
clickbait and throw it out there because it gets you
put up on a grabyan and your sound bites then
get played everywhere. And it's great for talking heads to
say stupid stuff like that and be like and be
superfluously provocative. But I don't think that it benefits anybody,
and I don't think it benefits discussion at large. When

(01:02:41):
you got enough hyperbole out there, you don't need to
add to it. We're still a long way off from that.
And again it's a last resort because I always believe
that when you are forced to when your enemy forces
you to choose war, there is destruction and there is
no no, no, it is in. It's indiscriminate, there are

(01:03:03):
no considerations. Everything must be destroyed. That's how I look
at it. You don't fight a political battle like with
a military. So this is the latest that we're looking
at in the middle lightiest now we got the debate tonight,
the VP debate, which I think is kind of less
important in all of this stuff, because let's be real,

(01:03:24):
nobody's really making a decision on the debate so much
in that you're looking at maybe who's going to be
a heartbeat away from the presidency. Tim Walls got busted
by the Washington Free Beacon because he lied about being
in Hong Kong during the Tenement Square massacre when he
was actually in Nebraska. Don't know why he's lying about
something again. It seems like it's little, except he's lied
over all kinds of stuff and those little things. When

(01:03:45):
you lie about enough little things, it shows a pattern
of behavior which ends up being quite big.

Speaker 5 (01:03:51):
And the same with him.

Speaker 2 (01:03:52):
But the VP debate is tonight, and I'll be watching.
We're not doing a live event, but I'll be watching,
and I'll have a wrap up later for you subscribers
over at sub stack over it chapter and verse. And
then of course we've got the strike that's happening as
well on the Eastern seaboard. So all of this stuff
I wanted to play.

Speaker 10 (01:04:12):
Do we have this?

Speaker 2 (01:04:13):
Can you play that audio SoundBite for me? The don't policy?
Do you guys remember what the president and Vice president?
What was their response like if Aaron started acting up
and getting some shenanigans under their belt, what was the response.
Let's hear it, Let's hear from her, Let's hear from
the VP, as.

Speaker 11 (01:04:31):
President Biden said, just don't exactly one word, pretty straightforward, don't.

Speaker 5 (01:04:39):
Well they did, so now what.

Speaker 2 (01:04:44):
Now?

Speaker 6 (01:04:45):
What?

Speaker 2 (01:04:46):
Biden was asked about where he was during the hurricane response.
We're watching all these southern states dig out from the
hurricane Ashville.

Speaker 5 (01:04:55):
I've been reading about Asheville. Was it North Carolina.

Speaker 2 (01:05:00):
Just decimated more than decimated, more than ten percent. It's
just devastated. And only what two roads provide any kind
of accessibility to the area. I wrote a story about
a guy who had hike almost twelve miles to reach
his parents, his elderly parents, because they were completely cut off.
Biden was really he was very upset when he was

(01:05:22):
asked about what what did he do? Where was he at?
He was at the beach all weekend for an extended
beach vacation. Audio sound by four. This was how he
responded to this. Listen and why weren't she and Vice
President Harris jarn Washington commanding?

Speaker 4 (01:05:38):
This just began.

Speaker 12 (01:05:40):
I was commanding. I was on the phone for at
least two hours yesterday in the day before or twelve.
I command it called a telephone. It's all my security.
It's a non important for.

Speaker 1 (01:05:50):
The compy to see.

Speaker 2 (01:05:53):
It was called a telephone. They you can bring phones
on the beach.

Speaker 3 (01:05:57):
Jack.

Speaker 2 (01:05:58):
That's just the wrong, that's just that's horrible. And then well,
I'm gonna just add fuel to the fire. Audio somebody
twenty five. This is his response on recovery efforts.

Speaker 12 (01:06:10):
We have rivers that are still rising.

Speaker 6 (01:06:13):
The danger is still occurring for a lot of peoples.

Speaker 12 (01:06:16):
And by the way, as as the FEMA can tell you,
they had prepositioned awful of material, awful of material throughout
that area from the Bend all the way up into Tennessee.
And so the idea that we weren't prepared, The question
is no one knew exactly how devastated and be renewed
be significant. And we've got a lot already in place,
but there's more. But here's the point. I'm going to

(01:06:39):
be asking the America people to continue to help fund
the needs of these people. It's not going to be
one hit and that's over. It's going to take a
hell of a long time. It's going to cost a
hell of a lot of money. But this is the
United States of America and we've got to do it.

Speaker 2 (01:06:53):
Yeah hmm, wow, Yeah, help fund, help fund what help
on what. Yeah, well, I mean, isn't that why we
pay so much in taxes? Isn't that why they I
mean there and they want more in taxas for what
million dollar question? We've got Florida Man on the way,
and then coming up in our third hour, we're gonna

(01:07:16):
give you the latest on Iran versus Israel now, which
it kind of always was through Hesbala and Hamas. Where
are the calls for de escalation on that? You know,
they just had the big UN event last week. Notice
that Iran waited until they left the United States left
the UN event and then they started this. We've got
this strike as well, longstorm and strike. We got a

(01:07:36):
lot of stuff to make sure we go over and
give you the latest updates on as we move.

Speaker 7 (01:07:43):
It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida Man.

Speaker 2 (01:07:52):
So a Florida man shows that he can kayak in
his living room during Hurricane Helene. Tampa Bay resident. He
told a Cane news outlet how he was able to
get a kayak. God, there was so much flooding in
his house. I mean, it's not unusual that he got
a I mean, I got a kayak in the living room.
I mean, there's people dying. But okay, am I being

(01:08:12):
mean about this?

Speaker 5 (01:08:13):
Am I?

Speaker 2 (01:08:14):
Am I being like two cynical? I might be ah
now this one though, I don't know if I should
feel bad for the gator. I'm real confused here because
you know, gators are everywhere right in Florida, and when
you got hurricanes that roll through, it brings the water

(01:08:36):
to you. And guess what's in the water that is
brought to you the gator. So one homeowner saw that
an eight foot gater was trying to get some shelter
on this dude's doorstep. It he was kind of mosying
through several yards, just kind of rolling through. It's not
entirely unusual. And then he went right up to someone's

(01:09:00):
According to the Sheriff's office, it's a and they had
to call Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation, who joked, well,
the standard practice is to not inser the door when
the alligator's there, okay, And it it happened right as
Hurricane Helen was off of Florida's Gulf coast, and they
were thinking that you know, the alligator knew something was
common and maybe was trying to seek some shelter or something.

(01:09:23):
But it's not the first or only time. There were
other alligators that showed up. In fact, people were calling
Florida Fish and Wildlife saying, he's just looking at me.
The skater's here and he's just looking at me, just saying,
be careful out there, let's see.

Speaker 5 (01:09:36):
In addition to that, there's also yeah, I know you
got this one too.

Speaker 2 (01:09:41):
I gotta I don't want to get the naked Florida man.
Do we have the naked Florida man who had the
devil who said he was the devil and he was naked?

Speaker 5 (01:09:51):
I think so?

Speaker 2 (01:09:51):
Can we talk about the Florida doctor who accidentally removed
wrong the wrong organs and two surgeries? Yeah, so this
is really bad. This is a Florida doctor and destined.
The guy's medical license is now suspended and he kind
of removed the incorrect organs and at least is the

(01:10:16):
kicker at least two surgeries. Yeah, one it killed one
patient and the other suffers long term permanent harm as
a result. In March of last year, the guy who survived,
he's fifty eight years old. They took out his pancrease
instead of his adrenal Gland. Both procedures took place at
Ascension Sacred Heart in Miramar. In Miramoar, isn't that the

(01:10:39):
fancy part of Florida? And that a fancy area? So
this is like a fancy hospital in a fancy area, right,
My Floridians will tell me if I'm wrong.

Speaker 5 (01:10:47):
So they settled that on a malpractice claim.

Speaker 2 (01:10:50):
Then last month, the seventy year old who didn't make it,
his liver was removed instead of his spleen.

Speaker 5 (01:10:59):
Oh my gosh, I am shocked.

Speaker 2 (01:11:03):
So yeah, so they said that the formal discipline proceeding
is going to take place. I would imagine a'm malpractice
is going to happen with that guy too. Wow, that's
just it's crazy. So I don't know, man, Yeah, I
get when people say that they're nervous about going to
the hospital. Stories like that don't help. And let's see,

(01:11:25):
this is I wanted to get oh oh oh a
Florida man and his dog. So he and his dog
were rescued off the coast in the Gulf because and
this was on Thursday. The guy had a thirty six
foot sailboat. It became disabled, started taking on water. It
was twenty five miles off of Santabell Island. His dog
had a life vest. They were in the waters Sweet

(01:11:47):
Pop and the as Helene was approaching. I guess he
was trying to get his boat in or something.

Speaker 5 (01:11:53):
He had been out.

Speaker 2 (01:11:54):
I guess he's trying to get to land. But they
said that they did. They were actually able to get him.
The Coastguard said that his his boat took on water.
They were rescued, So yay, thank you the United States
Coast Guard. That was nice. A Florida man got twenty
five years in prison because he stole the identity of
a Texas dude and a coma. Forty year old Donald
Wood pled guilty to over twenty felony charges. He stole

(01:12:17):
this dude's identity back in twenty twenty one, and he
took out loans for vehicles and all this stuff. And
then finally investigators started looking into it, and it was
a state attorney's office in Florida, and they realized, wow,
none of the stuff is adding up, and that he
had been I mean he was, I mean, you're looking
at one hundreds and thousands of dollars at this point.

(01:12:39):
So they arrested the guy. He pled guilty to all
these charges on the twenty seventh, and so he's going
to be going to trial. We got a lot more
on the way. Third hour of a very busy news day,
Stick with us, Welcome back to the program.

Speaker 5 (01:12:53):
Dane Lash with you. Top of this third hour.

Speaker 2 (01:12:55):
You can find us over at can find us over
its substack, Chapter and Verse newsletter on channel three forty
seven Direct TV, and you can also find us at Rumble.
That's where the chat happens. So craziness. We got the
strike that's looming, well, it's here, it's actually here. Now

(01:13:18):
we're going to wait and see how that affects everything
from you know, the price of like construction materials, especially
when we're dealing with the aftermath of Helene. And that's
the other thing. FEMA, the big government agency tasked with
you know, gets part of our tax dollars go to

(01:13:38):
you know, FEMA, and that's the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Speaker 5 (01:13:45):
It's part of Homeland Security.

Speaker 2 (01:13:47):
And FEMA's supposed to be there and helping people lead
the agency, the lead agency and responding from these natural disasters.

Speaker 5 (01:13:58):
And there's been some criticism.

Speaker 2 (01:14:01):
Over FEMA, and I was actually shocked to see that
when you look at FEMA's website, you go to FEMA
dot gov and you look at emergency management. They have
a strategic plan that they have posted. I'm looking at
the live website right now. It's a strategic plan posted

(01:14:22):
and the goal number one.

Speaker 5 (01:14:23):
Goal number one. Now keep in mind it's emergency management.

Speaker 2 (01:14:28):
They're the lead federal agency in responding to a crisis,
natural disaster. Goal number one quote instill equity as a
foundation of emergency management. I don't actually know what that means.
They said that, quote. Disasters impact people and communities differently.

(01:14:55):
Every disaster occurs within a unique context based on a
community's geographic, demographic, political, historical, and cultural characteristics. These unique
contexts which require tailored solutions that are designed to meet
their unique needs. What so they're saying that specific identity
groups suffer disproportionately from disasters. This is Marxism that gets

(01:15:20):
into emergency management. This is literally on FEMA's web page
there on their on their on their page, like on
their main page. Under emergency management. They think that FEMA
assistants can be delivered in an equitable manner. What now
they highlight Biden's executive order defining equity as quote the

(01:15:43):
consistent and systematic fair justine, impartial, impartial. That's actually the
irony there because it's not treatment of individuals blah blah blah, race, race, race,
you know, LGBT, alphabet all that. So they say that
it it is the treatment without uh discrimination. But you

(01:16:04):
literally have to use discrimination in order to be equitable.
Whereas equality is the is the is the opportunity to
achieve a desired outcome, equity is the guarantee of a
desired outcome, meaning that everyone is going to be shoved
into the same opportunity, some maybe will be discriminated against

(01:16:28):
based upon variables which they cannot control.

Speaker 5 (01:16:33):
This is insane, and this is what we see with FEMA.

Speaker 2 (01:16:42):
I'm not it'd be remiss to not mention Kamala Harris's
flashback audio where she talks audio somebody eight exactly about this. Listen.

Speaker 11 (01:16:55):
It is our lowest income communities and our communit unities
of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions
and impacted by issues that are not of their own making.
And so absolutely, and so we have to address this

(01:17:16):
in a way that is about giving resources based on equity,
understanding that we fight for equality, but we also need
to fight for equity understanding, and not everyone starts out
at the same place, and if we want people to
be in an equal place, sometimes we have to take
into account those disparities.

Speaker 2 (01:17:33):
So this is their racial equity community that came up
with all this stuff, and I mean, I'm just amazed
at this. I'm amazed at this. And this isn't the
first time that they've gotten and that the criticism before.
In fact, Harris's remarks about this wasn't this in the
wake of Hurricane Ian where she was talking about giving

(01:17:54):
resources based on equity, even you had the FEMA administrator
at the time, and then just Santis had to go
out and is for people. DeSantis was like, no, no, no,
people hin need hurricane really forgetting a hurricane relief. But
it's equity over equality, and they're bringing this into I mean,
when you consider FEMA and emergency management, shouldn't the goal

(01:18:15):
number one of the three goals listed on their priorities
under emergency management? Shouldn't the goal be like I don't know,
like emergencies response. That just seems I mean, I just
that's just kind of what I think I think of it.
Shouldn't it just be that. I mean, you're you're building
this Marxist nonsense into our our federal agencies that respond

(01:18:41):
to emergencies. This is insane.

Speaker 5 (01:18:44):
Equity.

Speaker 2 (01:18:45):
Equity requires discrimination to carry out because, like I said,
it is guaranteeing an outcome, whereas equality is guaranteeing an
equal opportunity, Equity is guaranteeing an equal outcome, very different.
That means discrimination is required for an equitable outcome, and
it's an equitable outcome regardless of how much work someone

(01:19:06):
puts into it.

Speaker 5 (01:19:07):
It's Marxists at.

Speaker 2 (01:19:08):
Its very core. It's truly wild.

Speaker 9 (01:19:12):
But this is.

Speaker 5 (01:19:15):
I mean, where we're looking at.

Speaker 12 (01:19:17):
This is what it is.

Speaker 2 (01:19:18):
This is where we're at.

Speaker 5 (01:19:22):
Oh my goodness.

Speaker 2 (01:19:23):
Now we have the strike as well that's been taking place,
the longshoreman strike.

Speaker 5 (01:19:30):
We talked about that in our first hour.

Speaker 2 (01:19:33):
The ISLA and the United States Maritime Alliance, they represent
these stock workers at these thirty six sea ports that
could be affected by the strike. They're at an impasse
because the union is demanding a ban, a full ban
on any and all automation at its ports. They want
a seventy seven percent pay increase, and they want a
percentage of the car of the what comes in on containers.

Speaker 5 (01:19:57):
I guess.

Speaker 2 (01:19:59):
We they were rejected a fifty percent pay increase previously,
and we went over, should go back, and you need
to listen to our first hour because, uh, Daggett, the
guy who's the head of the dock.

Speaker 5 (01:20:11):
Workers union, that man makes over a million dollars.

Speaker 2 (01:20:14):
Not only does he make over a million dollars, he's
all kidded out and his gold chains and he's got
gold nuggets on his hands. Both his kids, both his sons,
grown men. They all, they're all. They got a whole
nice little nest set up for the daggets man. Both
those boys are making over half a million dollars. They
all got titles in the union. This one's an administrator,

(01:20:36):
this one, this one's a manager over here. They're all
set up. I mean, they can do this kind of stuff.
They can, you know they can. And we played Daggett
SAand I'm gonna I want to get just the end
of that sound bite if we can't, because he was saying, oh,
we're gonna crip, I'll cripple you, and he's I just
I just thought the chain and the nugget ring were
a nice touch. But read the room. I mean, we're

(01:20:56):
coming up against a natural disaster. We're recovering from this.
They said it's biblical proportions. Listen to what he's saying here.
This is a flashback what he's talking about.

Speaker 6 (01:21:06):
Now.

Speaker 5 (01:21:06):
Listen, Dahr.

Speaker 1 (01:21:07):
He's well, yeah, one from thirty moves now and maybe
the eight they're gonna be like this. Who's going to
win here in the long run, You're better off sitting
down and let's get a contract and let's move on
with this world. And could today's world. I'll cripple you.
I will cripple you, and you have no idea what
that means.

Speaker 2 (01:21:30):
Interesting, I think that some of the families in some
of these states that are affected by this are already
crippled by the hurricane that rolled through. You got entire
towns that are utterly destroyed, utterly destroyed. You want to
know what some of this stuff is. Because I was
telling you about how much construction material comes in would
I was actually shocked. Yes, I agree with the people

(01:21:50):
out there who are arguing that, you know, this is
why we should have more domestic media. That's not an
argument over whether or not we all agree on manufacturing
here in the United States of America. The argument is,
until we get to that point, does this help? What
about the workers, the construction workers, what about steel workers,

(01:22:11):
what about automobile workers, what about workers that a lot
of these factors, a lot of these plants out there,
they're going to be They're going to be crippled because
all of their stuff is affected by all of this.

Speaker 5 (01:22:23):
That's the thing. What about their average American person dealing
with Biden inflation?

Speaker 2 (01:22:29):
This is crazy. Thirty six ports main to Texas. It's
going to be billions of dollars for every one day
that it's nonoperable, That seven days were put behind. I mean,
don't everything from coffee, coffee, particularly fruit, if you're doing
any kind of Christmas shopping. That's pretty crazy. All because

(01:22:51):
they want to they want they were gonna get fifty percent.
They said no, they want a seventy seven percent. So
they want wages to go from eyighty one thousand to
one hundred and forty three thousand.

Speaker 5 (01:23:01):
That's a lot.

Speaker 2 (01:23:01):
And a ban on all automation, no automation at all whatsoever,
which is gonna put us the United States behind everybody
else because they're already working in automation. You know, the
smart thing to do would be to figure out how
do you integrate jobs and start with automation assists before
moving technologically forward while continuing to integrate those jobs. But no,
we're dumb asses, and we're gonna do it the dumb

(01:23:22):
ass way, and we're gonna sit here and ban automation
and fall behind further globally. Something else. No, everything, there's
gonna be major. If there's gonna be major effects on
shoppers too, major major everything Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon, and

(01:23:46):
you're gonna look at it. You're gonna se empty shelves,
you're gonna see high prices. They it's been said that
it's gonna be typically what it was like at the
peak of pandemic when everybody was locked in. It's gonna
it's going to be very similar to that. They The
ports affected by the strike handle almost four million metric

(01:24:07):
tons of bananas, seventy five percent of our nations supply dates, figs, pineapples, avocados,
eighty percent of fruit juices, and European manufacturers are going
to be hit real hard. Lego.

Speaker 5 (01:24:22):
Lego comes in primarily on the eastern ports.

Speaker 2 (01:24:26):
You're going to see lots of stuff and railroads are
going to try to carry more freight from the West coast,
but they're not going to be able to move fast enough.
JP Morgan estimates it's going to be about three point
eight billion to four point five billion per day.

Speaker 5 (01:24:41):
So that's what we're looking at now.

Speaker 2 (01:24:44):
Some have been asking, all right, what about taff tartly
at you got an eighty day cooling off period? With that,
Daggett didn't even get the number right. He's like, I
got a ninety day cool and you got an eighty
day cooling off period. Look, I'm all about asking for
what you're worth and ootiating and all that stuff. One
of the big problems that I got with this is
I really don't feel like a lot of these union

(01:25:05):
bosses represent the little guys that work for them. They
started out as little guys that became big guys that
engaged in the same game of oppression the people that
they criticized from the start. And I say this with
full authority of growing up in you know, southern Missouri
family that worked in unions. I saw all this stuff.
I know all these cats, I know all this stuff.

(01:25:27):
I grew up with it. I saw it, and honestly
there's one of the reasons why who was the big
was it Teamster's Kane the last big union. They went
out and they endorsed Trump. The union members voted for him,
but the bosses were like, no, we're gonna back Biden
or no, we're they're not going to do anything. I
mean because they they can't just ignore the members, but

(01:25:50):
they're not going to do what the members want. No
one's contesting the hard work of the workers. We're looking
at these fat cat bosses out there. I had some
moron telling me online, well, you know, don't these the
union bosses are out there making sure that the workers
who work through lockdown and risked their lives during the pandemic.

Speaker 5 (01:26:08):
O get what's theirs.

Speaker 2 (01:26:09):
I'm like, shut up, I'm not buying into your big
farm of nonsense over the woo flu number one, number two,
there were lots of people that were out there working
through the lockdown, and they're not asking and demanding a
seventy seven percent increase, a ban on automation, which is
going to hurt America and other American workers and overall
hurt You put us behind everybody else, all these other

(01:26:32):
foreign countries globally and demanding a cut of the cargo
coming in. What Like I said, that's not a service,
that's a stick up.

Speaker 11 (01:26:44):
You got it.

Speaker 2 (01:26:45):
Look, there's a saying that my grandpa always said, always
had an old say, and I've heard it. I know
other people have heard it. My grandpa always would say,
pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered. Do you want to
be a pig or a hog?

Speaker 7 (01:27:00):
Now all of the news you would probably miss It's
time for Dana's Quick five.

Speaker 2 (01:27:04):
Okay, So we're trying to figure out the rule of
three because Lorraine brought it up. John Amos, who was
on Good Times, he's the actor on Good Times. He
was Oh, he was a dad and coming to America.
That's right. He has passed away natural causes in la
according to his son eighty four years old via the
Hollywood Reporter. So we just lost the uh so Pete Rose, Pete.

Speaker 7 (01:27:27):
Rose, John Ashton, who was on Beverly Hills count.

Speaker 2 (01:27:30):
Yea, yea yeah. But you also have Dave Maggie Smith.
Literally just like the other day.

Speaker 1 (01:27:35):
I didn't count her yesterday.

Speaker 2 (01:27:36):
No, I did. I've been counting her. I was like, okay,
I was like, John Amos makes it three. But then
Lorraine's like, no, we also have John Ashton. Well then
that starts it all off again, doesn't it. So now
there's two more that are going to die. Oh, that's
just my grandma's rule of threes. Three celebrities got to
die in a time because death comes in threes. Because
he just likes to be efficient.

Speaker 5 (01:27:58):
I don't know. That was her rule that I just
don't ask questions. Granny Boots that.

Speaker 2 (01:28:03):
We called our boots boots, that's boots is roll. That's
that's how it is.

Speaker 5 (01:28:07):
So this makes.

Speaker 2 (01:28:10):
Oh, oh my gosh.

Speaker 1 (01:28:11):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:28:11):
So yeah, John Amos, all right, not stay mos amos
drop the Yeah, gotta be careful with that. Oh my gosh,
am I really out of the time. I went really,
really long. I was also going to get into uh.
We got tropicals from Kurt. We also have Register your
chickens in the UK. President Carter's on her birthday. Stick
with us.

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Speaker 5 (01:29:01):
I don't sell your rein.

Speaker 2 (01:29:02):
Votes, legit, just me and get out, get out the
newsletter every single day. So we got the Middle Ages
pushed to like the brink of an all lot war.
Iran has struck Israel and Israel they said, They threatened
Israel saying if you respond, We're gonna get crazier. And
I don't know. I just I Lorraine reminded me, I

(01:29:25):
gotta go back to this. See this is why I
like peace through strength. Where's this at? She reminded me
of Trump's tweet? Hold up quite okay, sorry, this is funny.
I can't read you, know how, Like when you read
something that he tweets, you can't read it in like

(01:29:46):
a normal like your your inner voice. It's his voice, right,
I can't do his voice, so I'm not gonna try.
But he wrote this on the twenty eighteen January second quote.
North Korean leader Kim Jong un just stated that quote
nuclear button is on his desk at all times.

Speaker 3 (01:30:03):
End quote.

Speaker 2 (01:30:03):
Well, someone from his depleted and food starved regime please
inform him that I too have a nuclear button, but
it is a much bigger and more powerful one than his,
and my button works. He got so much garbage for that.

Speaker 5 (01:30:19):
That's actually my favorite tweet of his is that one.

Speaker 7 (01:30:22):
He also to Iranian President Ruhani.

Speaker 2 (01:30:25):
Oh y, yeah, yeah, yeah, give me that one was.

Speaker 7 (01:30:28):
Like, never ever threaten the United States again, or you
will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history
have ever suffered before. We are no longer a country
that will stand for your demented words of violence and death.

Speaker 2 (01:30:42):
Be cautious, Be cautious. See that sounds like a lot
more than just don't. I mean, I couldn't tell if
he Biden burped that or if that was a response.

Speaker 13 (01:30:55):
Well, what's your response, don't, ye, what is your message
to Hezbollah and it's backer Iran?

Speaker 5 (01:31:03):
Don't don't, don't, don't, don't, don't.

Speaker 1 (01:31:08):
Come across the border, don't escalate this war.

Speaker 5 (01:31:10):
That's right, I think my response.

Speaker 2 (01:31:14):
See, you cannot have me as ever, I cannot ever
occupy that office because it would be my response to
be horrifying. Uh, that's so lame what he just said,
don't because you know what what I want to do,
Like if this is if there's a line here, I
want to be like, yeah, just tiptoe over it. And

(01:31:36):
I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you. That's all.

Speaker 5 (01:31:41):
I'm telling you.

Speaker 2 (01:31:43):
So that's uh, we're watching all of that, and then
we got to strike, and then we've got the good heavens,
the just the recovery from Helene. It is wild Asheville,
North Carolina. Some of the suff it's just horrible. So
there's all kinds of the debate tonight too, the VP
debate tonight. There's a lot of stuff and it's apparently

(01:32:05):
going to be super messy. Democrats are said to be
a little concerned politically. Our politicos said, Democrats privately worry
how Waltz will fare against Vance in the VP debate.
You mean the guy whose wife was like, I loved
keeping my windows open when all them people was out
there writing I love this mill of them burning tires

(01:32:28):
and the destruction of people's businesses, dreams, joys, and livelihood.
I love to have that scent just while through my
home as I kept my windows open. I mean, she
didn't say all of that, but that was like the
general sentiment kind of what she said, right, And then
she talks to everybody like their kids. I can't see
when people do that, When grown adults talk to other

(01:32:49):
adults like their kids, I just start getting rowdy. I
just can't just can't deal.

Speaker 5 (01:32:58):
So I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:33:00):
But they said they're supposed to be a little worried
in the in the debate tonight, about the debate tonight,
they're they're a little they're a little worried, by the way.
Speaking of worry, Kamala Harris would not take any questions
on the botched hurricane response as the press was forced
out of her little FEMA briefing, the little staged briefing.
Watch this or listen, Sorry, thank you. I could think

(01:33:38):
so much.

Speaker 5 (01:33:44):
They were forced out.

Speaker 2 (01:33:46):
She's up there pretending, pretending that she's being president.

Speaker 5 (01:33:51):
Good heavens. So I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:33:53):
I can see why Democrats would be a little worried,
by the way, speaking of the debate tonight, Hold on,
this is audio SoundBite here to sixteen. So Washington Free
Beacon just totally destroyed him with this piece because he
lied about being in Hong Kong. Who lies about that?

(01:34:14):
Who's like, yeah, I was in Hong Kong during the
Tenament Square massacre.

Speaker 14 (01:34:19):
Listen to this As a young man, I was just
going and going to teach high school in Fosan and
Guangdong and was in Hong Kong in May of eighty nine,
and as the events were unfolding, several of us went
in and I still remember the train station in Hong Kong.
It was a large number, especially European.

Speaker 13 (01:34:39):
I think very angry that we would we would still
go after what had happened. But it was my belief
at that time that the diplomacy was going to happen
on many levels and people the people and not.

Speaker 2 (01:34:50):
Completely lied his backside off about this. So he actually
was like in Nebraska, lies about something like that. This
is I mean, that's why he's so weird, because you
lie about the goofiest little thing. He lies about that.
Why would you lie? What consequence does that have if

(01:35:10):
he's not there and he's just honest about Well, I
wasn't there, but I this is why Democrats are worried.
They're worried about this debate. A lots on the line
here's one thing to watch out for too. I was
looking back and reading about Reagan and the air traffic controllers,

(01:35:30):
and uh, you remember when all that happened.

Speaker 5 (01:35:33):
Well some of you may not. For zuomers, I think.

Speaker 2 (01:35:35):
Year was this, This was in Yeah, I was like
a toddler, but he had fired the air traffic controllers.
There were eleven thousand of them. They were striking and
they were uh is it eighty one?

Speaker 5 (01:35:56):
Oh my gosh.

Speaker 2 (01:35:56):
Yeah, I was like not barely a toddler. Reagan stood
against them, He stood against all of that, and he
replaced them. I mean they and of course this was
coming to this is like what Cold War period, and

(01:36:18):
there was I mean it was probably one of his
more I think important political domestic moves. And so he understood,
he understood strikes and all that, because wasn't he president
of Screen Actors Guild. I thought it won because he
came out of Hollywood. I think he led SAG Screen
Actors Guild, that's like the union for the actors and
all that. So he knew what it was to strike.

Speaker 5 (01:36:41):
He knew all of that.

Speaker 2 (01:36:42):
He and he knew, you know, for the right to strike.
So you had the air traffic controllers. It was the
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization or pat CO, and they
actually in the beginning weren't I think they were one
of the few who actually, of the unions, you actually
supported him when he was running for president. And so

(01:37:04):
when they had asked, they I wanted to raise, and
he was going to work with them because they had
had a good relationship. So he offered I think the
original offers like what eleven percent, and that was during
a time when they were doing budget cuts, and but
they wanted a one hundred percent raise, and they knew
that if they if they had, if they carried out

(01:37:25):
a strike, that it would paralyze the American economy. And
then you also had national security because you had you know,
the Cold War and the with the Soviets.

Speaker 5 (01:37:37):
And everything else.

Speaker 2 (01:37:38):
This is before the Berlin Wall fell, and so everybody
was watching Reagan face off against these air traffic controllers
right or pat CO. And he made it clear he
was like, you know, you're a critical federal employee. You're
not allowed to strike. And he was like, he's not
going to take He would not negotiate or deal with
an illegal strike. And they thought he you know, they

(01:38:01):
thought he was just bs and them. Pat Coo thought, well,
you know, he's saying that he's not going to blink.
He's bluffing. He's going to blink, so we're going to
force his hand.

Speaker 5 (01:38:11):
And something like.

Speaker 2 (01:38:13):
Not all it wasn't all of them, but a huge
percentage of them walked out and so he fired him.
He bit, he went at it and fired him, and
that kind of the repercussions for that went on for
years about how people dealt with that. Everybody was watching.
They thought he was going to buckle under pressure. They

(01:38:33):
thought Reagan would crumple under pressure. But he thought it
was necessary and he thought it was a necessary position
to take. He was like, a one hundred percent raise
is out of line. And you know that's he wasn't
the only one who thought that. Everybody else like folded
when when in Canada they shut down Gander Airport and

(01:38:58):
they folded, the French folded, Brits didn't.

Speaker 5 (01:39:03):
But and Reagan actually worked with Teddy Kennedy at the time.

Speaker 2 (01:39:07):
You believe that Teddy Kennedy actually worked with Reagan and
AFLCIO to try to make it not a part of
an issue. Is that not crazy? Every they all thought
that it was nuts what Paco was asking for. That's
before everything was so tribal. But he stood against that,
he stood against the the pushing. He held his ground

(01:39:31):
and he didn't move, and he was not going to
be dealt with bulligerently. He just held the line and
he ended up he won. So now everyone's like, all right,
so what would Reagan do?

Speaker 6 (01:39:46):
Now?

Speaker 2 (01:39:46):
I think Reagan would probably it'd probably be similar, I
would think. I mean, they illegally had walked off the job,
and it's a little bit different than what you're looking
at with the longshoreman. But look at the long shoreman.
You know, you got this union boss out there. How
many what is it like, eighty thousand dollars? These guys
are made eighty one thousand dollars and they and the
union boss who makes over a million dollars, he's demanded

(01:40:10):
a seventy seven percent pay increase, a ban on full automation,
no automation at all whatsoever, which is actually different from
some of the other ports that we have here in
the US. And and I want to add that the
long storm and strike is east coast. The ones on
the West coast there they have a different union. They
struck a different contractor a year ago, and they wanted

(01:40:35):
a percentage of the containers. I think at some point,
like I said, pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered. It's
rhetorical for the people who read with pictures and think
everything is so literal. I populism can go too far.

(01:40:55):
Because now we're in it, we're gonna be in a
standoff with the populist ideology. Populism is a It is
not a set of principles. One of the dumbest things
that I've seen happen to the movement on the right
is think that populism is a set of beliefs, much
in the same way that conservatism is. Conservatism is all
about conserving the individual against the reaches of big government.
Populism is a tactic that is used to deliver a message.

(01:41:17):
Right and left can use populism. Some of the worst
tyrants in the world that are not aligned with you
used populist rhetoric. Anybody can use it too much. Salt
ruins food, too much. Populism ruins and movement. Now we're
in a faced off. We had AFO. Was it teamsters,
or if it was it teamsters who spoke with Ronc.

(01:41:39):
It was, and I actually was more put off by
what that dude said in his message than I was
by the SlutWalk lady who spoke Amber Rose. You got
to be real careful with this because you don't want
to get Republicans in a position where, oh, well, you've
paid too much lip service and you tried to compete
with Democrats using their own right on their own ground

(01:42:01):
instead of standing strong for limited government and making the
sale that a rising tide raises all ships. You don't
want to get into a point where you can't move
and you limit the amount of responses you have because
of everything that you did, all the deals you cut
to get there. Are there any Republicans that can stand
up to this, because this is going to be just
as devastating to the economy depending on how long it goes,

(01:42:23):
and for what you got a union. This boss up
there makes over a million dollars, All his kids are
set up for a life, All his kids got swinky titles,
swinky paychecks. Meanwhile, it's on the backs of the workers
that are making a little over eighty thousand dollars. I
believe that everybody gets paid what they're owre, but at
the same time, some of these bosses, I think again

(01:42:44):
goes down to pigs and hogs. Are they really best
representing these workers? And especially a full on ban on automation,
that's unrealistic. You're gonna put the United States behind everybody,
and you're gonna kill all the other workers, all the
other blue collar workers that rely on all these goods
that come in. You're gonna make it even harder for

(01:43:05):
us to be more domestically independent when it comes to manufacturing.
We'll talk more about this as the week goes on,
depending on how long this goes on, but this is
where it gets into a kind of a lesson on
you gotta be careful about too much populism because I
don't know what Republicans would stand up to this, and
the way that Reagan did. Reagan was like go pound sand.
What Republican would stand up and be like, hey, Daggert,

(01:43:29):
pigs get fed hogs and gets slaughtered rhetorically, Todd, you're
a little over your skis here. Come on, dude, let's
be more realistic. Can't have full on you can't ban this,
you can't do all you can't have all this, Come on?
Would he? I don't know, I don't know if I
see any Republican doing it. If I'm being honest, I

(01:43:50):
really don't because I think some of these Republicans have
been dancing a little bit too close to this populous
Marxism in order to compete with Democrats for blue collar workers.
Intead of being like, look, our policies are the best.
Never watered down your principles of your policies because they
sell good on their own.

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Speaker 5 (01:44:19):
Welcome back to the program.

Speaker 2 (01:44:20):
Okay, so with the time we have left real quick,
Lorraine says the power of three, the deaths and threes
that my grandma has the role is satisfied. Pete Rose,
John Ashton, John Amos because Chris Christophers and Dame Maggie
Smith and Matumbo to KIMMYE. Mtumbo are all in one
group of three. And then before that's James Earl Jones,
Chamma Queen and Taito Jackson.

Speaker 5 (01:44:36):
They're in a three.

Speaker 2 (01:44:37):
And then it's Bob Newhart, the godfather of British blues
may all and then fill Dona Hue in a three,
and then before that it's Dohwerty, Dobbs and Simmons in
a three. So she's right, We're done. No one else
die so we don't have to do this again. Thank
you Lorain for counting the dead people.

Speaker 7 (01:44:51):
All right, okay, all right, we got so stupid what
I saw yesterday. KJP was asked by Doocy this, this
has cut one one. Why don't we just go ahead
and play this because it's unreal what she says? And
then I have a little follow up. Thirteen thousand people
who have been convicted of murder across the border illegally
and are living among us. So how much danger are

(01:45:13):
US communities in right now?

Speaker 15 (01:45:15):
So I'm assuming you're talking about the ice data. Yes,
So just a couple of things, and I think it's
important to correct the record here. First of all, the
false the false representation of the data.

Speaker 7 (01:45:28):
No, there's no false representation of the data. I wish
we had time for her follow up, but.

Speaker 2 (01:45:33):
We'll have to say that for tomorrow. It's one of
them days. Though we got the debate tonight. Make sure
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