Speaker 1: They're asking me about this Waltz from Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: As Florida governor, I learn a lot about other states
because when people leave those states, they tell me why
they left those states. And I remember during COVID the
absolute frustration that people had moving from Minnesota because of
how they were being treated. You know, this is a
guy that's out there. He's got this line in the
stump speech saying, you know, our neighbors can do what
they want. Mind your own damn business. Fine, then why
did you set up a snitch hotline for neighbors to
report on their neighbors for violating your draconian COVID restrictions.
That's not minding your own damn business. That's government overreach.
Speaker 3: He's right, I mean we that's Governor Ron DeSantis. I
mean it's and that's what that's what walls did. He
set up a snitch line, an actual snitch line. I
don't think anything makes me angrier about that, because I'm
still mad over the whole lockdown thing. I'm still mad
about it. I mean, once got the phone call, I mean,
this was the actual phone call when you would call
it like the snitche line you saw somebody like, oh,
they weren't wearing their face painty. Oh no, I saw
them out of their house and they wouldn't wear in
their face painty. I better call that snitch line and
then you would pick up your phone. You would call
Governor Tim Walls's snitch line and you would dial the
number to the snitch line and it would take you
to this.
Speaker 4: Hello, you have reached for the Department of Public Stay
at Home Hotline. The information you leave is considered public
information at the tone. Please leave the following information your name,
your callback number, how the stay at home order is
being violated, and where the stay at home order was violated.
Speaker 3: Thank you, it was violated at your mom, I swear,
I can't you know. We made fun. We like, look
at what what's been happening in Britain. You know where
it's it's you see, like a two tier system of
justice and people have been like they've been in trouble.
Like for instance, there's a guy who was told he
after he beat up an emergency worker. His name's Miss
Staffa al Madibab, and he was ordered to pay two
pounds a month for assaulting an emergency worker. He was
let off with community service as he does not speak English.
And then a guy named Stephen Mallin. He was jailed
for twenty six months because he gesticulated at the police.
He gesticulated, I got my feels hurt because he made
an X with his arms and thrusted me. I got
my fields hurt. So it's happening over there. And then
you got Waltz over here making a snitch line. By
the way, Welcome back everybody. Second Hour, Top of the
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the newsletter, chapter and verse. So they so I saw
this one pick real quick. This is killing me. Washington
Post I talked about this hat yesterday and how Real
Tree I explained the licensing and how Real Tree does
not support Harris Walls Harry Walls, and Washington Post goes.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walls just posted a photo of himself
wearing the relief Harry Walls Camo hat. In quotations, they're like, ooh, Camo,
it's a novelty. The sold out back ordered campaign merch,
the sind up of what the sind up of Minnesota
governor's trademark Midwestern dad fashion giving MAGA a run for
its money. Whose grandma wrote this? Look, he's an old
man wearing a hat. That must be some send up
trademark Midwestern dad fashion. Can you get any more word
salad in there? You damn dreaded zoomer to send up
of the Minnesota governor's trademark Midwestern dad fashion? What he's costplaying?
I mean, good grief, this is so stupid. That's all
they have. That's all they have is the hat. So
I don't know, man, They're like their costplane is regular
everyday people. This is what I think is so funny.
Nobody can afford a damn thing, but they're selling forty
dollars camo hats. Guys, show us that you're a Midwestern
show us your Midwestern dad fashion by purchasing in a
time of great inflation, where butters like eight dollars and
a dozen eggs or seven a forty dollars Midwestern dad hat.
It's just a ball cap, you dumbasses. Have they never
seen a ball cap before? This old man puts a
ball cap on his head and they're like, quick, how
can we make this niche? It's Midwestern dad fashion. Have
you ever been to the Midwest. The people are writing
about this. They never been to the Midwest. Oh my god,
can't deal with that. All right, So some of the
other stuff, I got a lot to think. I got
a lot here. First up, let's because you know, Biden's
still in office, right, you guys know this, right, He's
still there. Yeah, guys, He's doing the he's doing the
big stuff. He's focusing on some very important problems right now,
important problems that are roiling the nation, and that is
plastic cutlery. In a bid to save the world, the
Biden administration has announced a plan to target plastic cutlery
across federal departments. They're taking aim at the climate crisis.
It's in all hands on deck response. So China dumps
like actual garbage and turns into the ocean. Nobody says
anything to them. Chemicals, they make their legs pink and toxic.
They do all that, they don't care, and the United
States says, well, I guess we should get rid of
her plastic culery. That's going to save the world, I said.
By an administration's approach to this, you have to. You
have to drink out of a straw that literally dissolves
in your mouth and in your drink. So China condemped
chemicals in the ocean. I know, by the way, is
that not the worst thing? Ever? When I get my
cup and if there is a paper straw in it,
I want to throw the whole cup at I want
to throw it. It takes everything I have. I want
to throw it. It makes me so it's so And
there's dyes on that damn straw, you notice, And it's
always those stripey, stripey straws. That's die, that's die. That's
going in your drink because it's a stupid paper straw
and what you can can't even make words. It makes
me so angry. I have I have a what is it?
Cornstar straw? I would buy plastic, but they don't make
them in these fun colors like this that I can
get on Amazon. Socist. I didn't mean to be good
to the earth. I just don't, come on.
Speaker 5: I just the cool thing about those is they eventually
do dissolve. But I've left one in a drink just
to see how long it would take for it to dissolve.
And after like two or three days, it still was
a straw.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a straw. So I don't know why people
don't do that. It was so easy for me to do,
and they go for those fashion striped straws. I hate
those stupid things because you know, that's like toxic dye
on those dumb things too, and it's not all in
your drinking you're consuming. It's so dumb anyway. So yeah,
that's what he's doing. He's going to reduce the sale
of single use plastic products on public lends. Well, what
are you supposed to eat with? But if you if
you go to like a museum or something, you go
to their little sitting cafeteria at a park on public land,
you think they're gonna be going out and buying some No,
it's gonna you know what, it's gonna be like what's
that place? Medieval times. It's gonna be like medieval times,
and you gotta go in. They're just gonna give you
turkey like you're gonna gnawed everything with your hands. That's
what they're gonna do. Can I tell you a story
about that? By the way, I legit just heard thunder
right now? The hell is going on? In Texas. Are
your windows down? Look at us? We're like, can do
you need to go? Roll your windows up? So you've
been in medieval times, right, that's like the castle where
you know if you're buying medieval times and you've never
gone when there wasn't any in Missouri. So when we
moved here to Texas, we had we went twice. You
had to go, and I you know, I'm not. I'm
not gonna prove I always. My husband was like, this
kind of bougie Dana because I brought literally plastic cutlery
with me.
Speaker 5: I've seen people do that.
Speaker 3: Okay. My husband was like, why are you doing that?
Because we evolved and invented this stuff, That's what That's
why I'm doing it. Look at this. We don't eat
with our feet and hands anymore because we evolved as
a species. That's why I'm bringing it in.
Speaker 5: I'm improving my chopstick skills.
Speaker 3: I wrote wet ones and everything. I'm like, I could
sit here and just eat this stuff with my hands,
scooping up some taters or whatever, but I ain't doing it.
You know, I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 5: Clean my hands off on my jeans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're like, yeah, well they basically send someone to
lick your hands off with your nap. They don't do that,
but yeah, it's just so bad. So I was just like, Nope,
I'm gonna take care of my business because I came prepared.
My husband could not believe. He looked at me and
he was like, I'm watching you open like the equivalent
of a quick mart here at medieval times. It's like, no, no, no,
there's certain things that I don't do. And it's not
because I'm being bougie or anything like that. Like I
love the outdoors and I love rocks, and I mean
it's like I got to eat dirt or something to
like convince people that I love nature. I love nature?
What but he do? It's great? I love being outdoors,
but you know what, I also don't like pretending to
be homeless. And that's why I don't camp, because we
as humans invented the house, and as as a result,
we stay in them, right, just like we as humans
invented cutlery, and so I will use that. I am
not going to throw away generations of achievements of our
ancestors by saying no, I don't want your house or
your cutlery, gonna pretend to be without I'm not doing that.
I'm just not gonna do it.
Speaker 5: Sorry, tents first.
Speaker 3: But then we invented the house. M It's like saying,
let's go back to the flintstone cars. Let's pretend for
a little bit. Nope, that's okay, I'm good, I'm all
right anyway, Biden, Well that Biden's he's gonna solve all
the world's problems because he's gonna go after the plastic
forks and will fork you. It's not gonna do anything,
not gonna do nothing. I mean, basically, isn't it gonna
just raise costs on people. It's gonna be like military
bases and government workplaces. So instead of maybe here's the thought,
instead of trying to reduce the use of plastic cutlery,
here's that maybe reduce the size of the federal government.
What that sounds like a great idea. You know, if
you have fewer people in government, you have fewer people
using the plastic cutlery. Oh what I know? Amazing?
Speaker 6: Is it not?
Speaker 2: So? Uh?
Speaker 3: That's what he's been that's what he's been focusing on.
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it's time for Data's quick five.
Speaker 3: All right. So, by the way, if you're watching the
simulcast on the stream, we just lost power. There's a
major storm rolling through Texas. So my big hoss generator
just kicked in, so we're going to be back up
and running here very shortly. So I just want to
let y'all know that, all right. So first off, twelve
f twenty two fighters reportedly inbound in the land in
the Middle East for force posturing against Iran. That's Sentcom.
They confirm that an unspecified number of F twenty two
Raptor stell fighters arrived in their area of respondsibility. So
that's gonna be interesting to watch. Keep it. That's one
of the things you gotta keep an eye on. It's
not the it's not the vax guys, I mean the injections.
No drink is safe. Studies show alcohols link to a
growing list of cancers. Everything causes cancers, but you know
what definitely does. I'm just gonna say it could be
the shot the same COVID fell to the tenth leading
cause of death in the US last year, down from fourth,
because we should be learning about how viruses work, but
we're not. The Pegasus is a revolutionary hybrid flying car.
I don't want a hybrid flying car. It can travel
on the highway and fly for up to three hours.
I do not. I want gas and oil, something that
I can measure and something that I know is gonna work.
I'm just gonna say that it uses an electric charge
for ground travel and gas for flying. Authorities in Australia
have already approved it. I am not excited about air travel,
like everybody in the air because I've seen everyone try
to drive and it's just kind of a nightmare. I
just can't imagine how that's gonna work. AI is basically
just a homework cheating machine. Now I feel like AI
is going to make our students dumber open AI has
a tool to detective something was written by chat GPT,
but it hasn't released it yet, and so now apparently,
I mean, they've already been banning all kinds of stuff
in classrooms, but they said that the most common use
was creative writing and role play and all kinds of stuff.
So if you have like a writing assignment, a lot
of students have been using it for that. The state
of Louisiana becomes the first to impost surgical castration on
child rapist. Good job, Louisiana. Although they should be murdered entirely,
actually it's not murdered, it's called justice. They should be
killed entirely. It's the fourth place in the world with
such punishment. So if you're not gonna kill them, castrate them.
I think that's a genius job. Hat tip to Louisiana
for becoming the first state to impose surgical castration on
child rapists, and they've done that. It includes rape, incest,
and molestation. Obviously, it's an irreversible medical progress. The only
other the only other places you can do it Czech Republic,
Madagascar and Nigeria. It's not like chemical castration. It's much
more invasive. They literally it's surgical. They take it all off.
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Speaker 7: Oh, anyone she picks will be eminently more qualified than
a guy who thinks that if you're a single, hard
working woman in America, you should have to pay more
in taxes. Again, this is just bizarre, doesn't make any sense.
And by the way, if you are single and you
meet some money and you want to start a family, JD.
Fans doesn't support you using IVF to start that family
and say, unfortunately you start a family and your spouse
becomes violent. He has said that he thinks that you
should be forced to stay in a violent marriage. So
I don't think Kamala Harris is going to pick anyone
as weird and creepy as Jadie Vance.
Speaker 3: I think it's weird for a guy who banged a
Chinese spy to call anybody else weird and creepy. Eric Swawell,
I mean, this was the guy who one time asked
to speak to my boss because he assumed that I,
as a female, had to have a meal superior, at
which point I had to drop him and tell him
that I am the boss, so come speak to me. Son.
I can't stand this guy because he's all like high
on his own supply. Welcome back to the program Dana
Lash with you. You can listen cos Coast. You can stream
the radio program channel three forty seven direct TV find
us on rumblen x. I'm not an Eric swabolea fan.
He's just like a guy would never get along with you. Know,
you meet some people and you're like, I would never
get along with you. I don't know if I would
ever get along with JD. Vans, But I think these
comments about him are so weird. That's what's weird. I mean,
you guys, the Democrats hired a You guys remember the
suitcase stealing nuclear twink that they had, right, the Sam
Brinkman guy, the guy who didn't you have like a
security well, he had to have some level of security clearance.
He had a security clearance. And he was the guy
who went around stealing all of these ladies luggage. And
remember he stole this one woman's luggage. And because I
know that identity politics are very important to the left,
she was a black woman, a black female designer, clothing
designer and jewelry designer. And he stole her original works
and was wearing them wrongly all around town. Like two
different events and stuff like that, and she was like,
that's my stuff, and he was able to kind of
skirt consequences. He stole so many suitcases over the years.
If you and he had a security pass and he
was working in you know, with our nuclear stash, that's
what's weird. I mean, have you seen like the deputy
director of Health and Human Services. It's a dude that
wants to be a woman and wants to lecture everyone
else about their health. You guys don't get to say,
why is jd Vance weird because he drinks his diet
Dude didn't even say he drank diet mountain dew. He
was at an eventit he pointed out that there was
diet mountain dew on the table, and the insufferable ridiculous
left was like, oh my gosh, he drinks diet mountain too,
and they lost their minds. And by the way, his
remarks on IVF, he actually never said anything about IVF.
And it doesn't matter because Trump has already has a
position on IVF. So what does it matter if Trump
is for IVF. I mean, that's they just want to
bring this back to abortion, so bad, so badly that's
all they wanted to do, and it's it's just so stupid.
Stop this. But they're mad at them, and they're trying
to create this, use this as an apparatus by which
they can further chip away at the white suburban women's vote, which,
oh my gosh, white leftist women annoy the hell out
of me. Sometimes they really do. Not all of them,
but there's some of them that do. And I just
I don't get it. I was they've been. They got
together and it was like a Kamala Harris event. Where's
this set? Oh my gosh, I can't. I gotta play this,
and then we're gonna get to the cat ladies. So yeah,
audio someboy twenty four. Okay, So let me set this up.
This was a bunch of white progressive women who got
together over a zoom call to talk about Kamala Harris
and discussing white privilege. These are this is the subset
of ladies that are very upset I guess over jd
Vance and they're trying to and this is the subset
of women that democrats are trying to rile all up.
Go ahead and play this because this is theysterical. This
is not a parody. I feel like I'm watching like
a skit a llah the Californians on SNL. Go ahead.
Speaker 8: As white women, we need to use our privilege to
make positive changes. If you find yourself talking over or
speaking for bipop individuals, or god forbid correcting them, just
take a beat and instead we can put our listening ears.
Speaker 3: On what the hell I'm watching?
Speaker 8: Do learn from and amplify the voices of those who
have been historically marginalized, and use the privilege you have
in order to push for systemic change. As white people,
we have a lot to learn and unlearn. So do
check your blind spots. You are responsible for your algorithm,
believe it or not.
Speaker 3: Is that what if you ever wanted to see what
shardnay look like and bipedal form, It's that sponsored by Lulu,
the Lemon, Shardnay and home Goods. That's what that whole
zoom call was about. So that shake apparently was like
the the Kamala Karan Leader and I love the whole
innerds like there was like choreography and stuff with it.
I would in the world. I thank heavens that white
progressive women exist, or black women would never get ahead
in life because they're apparently too dumb without their white,
white lady saviors. That's what they do. You realize how
unbelievably racist that is, a bunch of these they Western
society has achieved so much that these broads apparently think
that there's nothing else left to accomplish or or in life,
or too that all the other problems are solved. So
they have to create problems that they can also pretend
to solve, and so they are so high on themselves
they actually think that their greatness, their self perceived greatness,
victimizes other people. That's really ultimately, when you distill all
of this down, that's what they're saying, that there's so
great and like the athumb they have to attack your privilege,
Like what privilege are you talking about, princesses? What privilege?
I mean, if I examine my own life, I don't
know the privilege of being a statistic of coming from
a single parent household, you know that kind of privilege,
The privilege of growing up broker than Barack Obama ever
could dream of, that than Kamala Harris could ever dream of.
I'm just curious, like, what privilege you know, the privilege
of being told that I'm a domestic terrorist by city
members of my own government simply because I, as a female,
want to make sure that I can protect myself because
statistically women are great, are more greatly victimized than men.
Like that kind of that privilege. I mean, what the
hell are you talking about? Privilege? This is so stupid.
These women are just creating problems that they hurt and
rescue that then they're going to pretend to be the
fixers of And how condescending is that to lecture other
people and act as though women of color are so
helpless and stupid that they can't figure out That black
women can't figure out life unless they have white women
to help them. Oh my gosh, you know how unbelievably
racist that actually is. It's like the Dave Chappelle skitt
where he's like a Klansman, but he's black and he's
blind and he doesn't realize that nobody has the heart
to tell him. So they're really upset over jd Vance.
Then you had Chelsea Handler, who I feel like is
the blonde version of Kathy Griffin, who's the female version
of carat Top, But carrat Top's funny and sometimes no
Norm McDonald jokes here audio sound. By twenty five, they're
still going back to the jd Vance cat lady well,
his interview that he gave like ye some years ago.
Listen to this. This is stupid, hey, As.
Speaker 9: You might have heard, Donald Trump's running mate and future
star of his own dateline episode jd Vance is roughly
quite a few feathers this week.
Speaker 10: We're effectively run in this country by a bunch of
childless cat ladies who look at Kamala Harris, the entire
future of the Democrats is controlled by people without children.
Speaker 3: Listen up, you wing nut elegy.
Speaker 9: This country is still controlled by men in systems that
were set up by men, that are carefully crafted to continue.
Speaker 3: To benefit men.
Speaker 9: So to put it in women hating terms, you'll understand
you're being hysterical. But let's be clear, there's no correlation
between childless people and the presidency. For example, our very
first United States president, mister George Washington, didn't have children.
In fact, he had two step children.
Speaker 3: That's right, just like someone else I know.
Speaker 9: And to your point about Kamala not being fit because
she's not a mother, I'd like to remind you that
no president in the history of the United.
Speaker 3: States has ever been a mother.
Speaker 9: But maybe if she had five kids with three different
men and a scandalous affair with a porn star and
was convicted felon, that would be more palatable to Republican men.
I mean, my god, are we tired you sad diet,
mountain dew drink, and couch humping dolphin portante ficionado. All
of us childless cat and dog ladies are going to
go from childless and crushing it to childless. I'm crushing
you in no vet gets me.
Speaker 3: All the women who don't have kids are so damn
obsessed with telling you how happy, that miserably happy they
are not having kids, right, Chelsea Handler, I mean it's
not even funny. I mean it's funny, like in a
ridicule type of way, but it's not even funny. In
some ways. I feel sad for I mean, I know
people that don't have kids, and they're not obsessed with
telling everyone else how happy they are without kids. But
these broads apparently are obsessed with telling making sure that
everybody knows they're happy we don't have kids.
Speaker 7: I am so happy.
Speaker 3: I no one ask you. They hear one comment that
isn't even really directed at them, but oh my gosh,
they're gonna break their damn legs trying to get out
the door to insist that it is about them because
they need that kind of affirmation.
Speaker 9: I need everyone to know that I'm very happy that
I don't have kids.
Speaker 3: I'm so happy. How dare you so that it's what
it's like, that's what they do. I just he made
an off you know. I don't you say whatever you
want about JD. Vans. I need you all to explain
to me how your super empowered female president was able
to subsist on a ticket for four years at the
guy that she called a pedo racist. I'm just curious.
I mean, everybody remembers the stuff that Kamala Harris said
about Joe Biden. So unless you guys can sit here
and reconcile that, I really don't care what you think
about JD Vance's offhand remark on something a couple of
years ago. I don't know the guy. I've never met
the guy, but I have seen enough of these broads
to know who annoys me more. And I typically don't
like to agree or find any kind of allyship with
the people who annoy me more right, I want to
be annoyed less by my government and people in my government.
And so having these hysterical bitches scream and moan and
whine and thrash and ride about how hat stop up, chill,
calm down. Just take it down a notch, you know
what I mean. Just take it down a little bit.
Save some drama for the rest of us, Okay, goll Lee.
It's just I don't understand why immediately everyone thinks that
it's about them. I don't know. I mean, Kane, there
was nothing his remark was, and I mean, so yeah,
I don't get it either. I don't understand. There is
a point to be made about the priorities of people
looking at policy that maybe have kids and those who
don't have kids. And I think that's completely legitimate to
bring up. And if you don't think it is, then
we don't come from the same place and we're never
going to see eye to eye. So save your breath,
because you're not gonna persuade me. But that's a completely
legitimate conversation to have. But to say that and then
try to take it back to IVF, which he actually
hasn't really said anything on and Trump supports IVF, So
I don't know why people are mad. And then they
bring up this. I don't even know what their other
stuff that they're talking about. It's just goofy. It's creepy.
That's what's creepy. I don't know, isn't. Lorraine says that
Chelsea Handler's been very open about her abortions too, so
she filmed some guilt. I don't know, Like I don't
know her package is that that's not my circus, not
my monkeys, man, it's kind of it's my whole thing,
you know what I'm saying, Like, it's not it's not
my dancing bears, not any of it, not any of it.
So I don't I don't know. I people are. I
think they're trying to weirdify jd Vance and make him
somehow unsuitable for the ticket. I don't think that's gonna work.
And I the reason I say that that's not gonna work.
Kane again, have we seen some of that? Didn't They
have a guy who was in a dress like Go
and Do, like all these videos for Kamala Harris. They
literally had a Pride parade, celeb Easter celebration or something
on one of the lawns of the White House where
this trans this dude who had breast and plants went topless.
So good luck trying to convince anyone else that anybody
else other than you is the weird one here those.
Speaker 5: Right around the first cocaine and discovery.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you've got Yeah, you got hunter Byite
leaving all this. You know, when he's not snort and
blow off Hooker's backsides, he's leaving it in the White House. Covey,
I mean, you have Democrats that literally made a sex
tape in the Senate chamber, and yet jd Vance is
weird because he pointed to a table that had some
diet mountain dew sitting on it. Do you see how
stupid this is? The Hell's wrong with you people? You
need to be recalibrated. Yeah, he said, cat lady, I
don't like cats. I'm actually super allergic to cats. I've
never been able to be around cats. I'm legitimately, you know,
like allergy and blood tests. It actually I didn't even
have to get a blood test because my skin whopped
up so bad when I did a skin test. I'm
so allergic to cats and they're just weird. I've never
held them. I have never been able to be around them,
so I have like no experience with them at all.
Totally fine with dogs. You know, I told you about
our rescue puff that we just got last week. But
I don't know why people take that to be so.
You know, usually when I come across opinions that I
don't like, about ninety percent of the time, believe it
or not, I go on with my life. Every now
and then I say something because there's a lot of
stupid people out there, and I don't know why it
is that these like leftist broads can't do the same thing.
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go on with your life, Okay, Go get your Virginia slims,
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United States?
Speaker 11: And I watched a clip of Trump's speech tonight, I
think it was tonight where he was saying, you know what,
I'm not going to be nice anymore. So is it
okay with you all if I'm not nice anymore? And
I thought, wait, were we nice before?
Speaker 2: Was he nice?
Speaker 11: And then everyone cheered, and I thought, oh my god,
I have a seven year old boy and a thirteen
year old girl and I don't know what to tell
them anymore about who we're supposed to be and if
this is what we're trying if this is what we're allowing,
this base choris horrible nature that is within all of
us to be glorified and celebrated and elected, I don't
know what to do anything more.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you can, I just be real, If
you're allowing one politician to like make you have an
existential crisis, then I think people have bigger problems than
cat ladies. I'm just saying. I mean, you know, heaven forbid,
if you dislike a politician that you tell your child,
you know, maybe don't do this, or don't do this
or this is why we don't like this, and just
you know, go on with your life instead of just
like freaking out what the hell is wrong with women
in this country? Just like you know, man up well.
I mean it's pink, by the way, that was pink talking.
I like her husband, Corey Hard. I mean he's you know,
he does fun stuff. And I don't dislike her. I
don't know her. You know, I don't know any of
these people. I don't pretend to have an association with
some of these people enough to have like a personal
dislike of them. But I do wonder why people are
so damn dramatic, Like I just don't know how to
go outliving. If I can just take a pill, man,
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Speaker 10: Hope really bothers me about Tim Waltz as a Marine
who served as country in uniform. When the United States
Marine Corps or when the United States of America asked
me to go to Iraq to serve my country, I
did it. I did what they asked me to do it,
and I did it honorably, and I'm very proud of
that service. When Tim Waltz was asked by his country
to go to Iraq, you know what he did.
Speaker 5: He dropped out.
Speaker 10: Of the army and allowed his unit to go without him,
a fact that he's been.
Speaker 5: Criticized for aggressively.
Speaker 10: By a lot of the people that he served with.
I think it's shameful to prepare your unit to go
to Iraq, to make a promise that you're going to
follow through, and then to drop out right before you
actually had.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I mean, Tim Walls thought he could
handle this fight, and it doesn't look like he's going
to be able to welcome back to the program. Dana
lash with you on top of this second hour that's JD. Vance,
who earlier today was speaking. I think that was in
Detroit where he was speaking and he took issue. I
noticed that last night at the event, Tim Watson mentioned
his service but didn't mention that controversy. By the way,
you can get I wrote a big write up it's
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X the simulcast of the radio program. So he is
I mean, Vance is right. Waltz is getting slammed for this,
and he mentioned it. He's the one who brings up
his military service time and time again. He negotiated an
early retirement, and he got reduced in rank because he
did not want to go with the men that he
was being helped that he was they were helping him train.
He didn't want to go with his men into combat.
The moment he got the notice of warning that they
were going to be deploying to Iraq. He was like,
I can't do that, and he dropped out, he left,
and then he lied about it. And that's what's crazy.
I mean, he absolutely lied about it. And he he
also kept going on and saying that. He keeps saying like,
for instance, some of the stuff that he's talked about
with regards to Second Amendment stuff, he's like, oh, yeah,
you know, I've had you know, he talks about weapons
of war and he says, oh, yes, you know, I've
I've you know, weapons of war and he actually he
tries to trade on his military service and act as
though he knows all about this. And you can't carry
this because people who have these weapons in war shouldn't
be able. If you can carry on a battlefield, you
can't cary in the street. First off, you didn't carry
anything in the battlefield because you dropped out and you
never went. This was one of the tweets that Kamala
Harris actually had, I mean, he had said, oh, I
carried weapons of war in war. He no, Tim Wallis
did not carry any weapons of war in war because
he never went to war. He's lying about his military
service repeatedly. And then JD. Vance finally has an off
and calls him out on it. I mean, I you know,
it's wild, but he's and he's not the only person
who's calling him out on it. There are a number
of veterans that he served with and he was I mean,
his actual former peers have been slamming him. People he
served with have been criticizing him. I mean, we talked
about this yesterday. I mean, he abandoned his troops when
they went to Iraq. He did not want to. He
did not want to go with him. He had re
enlisted in two thousand and one, and he went to
Sergeant's Major Academy in two thousand and three. And then
when they and when you accept the invitation to school,
you also accept some of the other requirements that go
along with it. And then he did not. He got
a rank at a reduction of rank to master sergeant
because he was not going to go and fight for
his country. And by the way, it's interesting to note
as well that the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy
these are college level courses funded by taxpayer dollars. So
the stipulations that are attached to this are to make
sure that the government that the taxpayer gets the money
that there are money isn't wasted. So he was in
summer of three, he was going with his battalion and
support of Operation in Jury Freedom to Italy. We talked
about this yesterday and they were going to augment security
forces in US Air Force Europe and take over any
responsibility for air base security. And then the battalion was
not replacing anybody so they could deploy to Iraq Afghanistans.
So then he comes home to Minnesota. I know four,
he's appointed to serve as command sergeant major, but then
he wasn't promoted to that rank and they were filling
in gaps doing this stuff. On September seventeenth, two thousand
and four, he was conditionally promoted to command sergeant major
and he signed an initial the Statement of Agreement certification,
which meant if he failed to comply with the conditions,
his promotion would be null and void. Then when they
got their warning orders that he along with his battalion
were going to be going mobilizing for deployment to Iraq
and early five, he quit. He quit. According to those
he served with, his excuse to leaders was that he
needed to retire in order to run for Congress, which
was not true according to the Department of Defense directive,
because he could have run and requested permission from the
Secretary of Defense before entering active duty, as many reserves
have had he retired normally respectfully, he could have ended
his retirement, ensured his retirement documents were correctly filled out
and signed. And that's the other thing. His official retirement
document state soldier not available for signature. He waited for
the paperwork to catch up to him. So he had
a reduced rank and he was demoted, reduced in rank,
and then he abandoned and walked away from his soldiers
and his promise to lead and care for them. And then,
according to the men he served with, he hid that
information from the public to try to full voters. And
so that's why they started speaking out. And the well
known Twitter account Stolen Valor published his discharge document and
said that, yes, all of these criticisms are true. This
is exactly you know what happened. So Vance's right to
point this out. And this is a guy who you know,
he's bragging sitting here, well, we bragging about taking people's
firearms and saying, well, you can't have what I know
what a weapon of war is. No, you don't. In fact,
he was talking about seventy one Americans. What is he saying.
He was bragging this is the gun owners of America thing.
He was bragging about taking people's firearms without due process.
And he always trades on his military service and says
he knows weapons of war. Listen to this.
Speaker 12: If we have this, whether it be red flag extreme
risk protection orders, and I think super in ten Evans
can speak to the specifics of that. I think in
my latest briefing we've issued seventy one of those.
Speaker 3: M wow, yeah, yeah, seventy one. And then he's like,
I know what weapons of war are and weapons of wardrobe.
You never he's told people I've carried a weapon of
war and war you can't. He's never been to war.
But this he's a fraud and he lies about his service.
It makes you wonder what else he's gonna lie about.
But he thinks, you know, the media is not going
to ask these questions the media. The media is not
going to ask any of these questions. Now, who else
isn't answering questions with the media. Kamala Harris where she
how many days has it been thirteen days? Twelve days? Yeah,
she has not held a single press conference. She hasn't
answered any questions from the press, nothing, and she doesn't
even have her policy positions on her website. But you
know what they have been doing. Red State has the
story about how their campaign is using streamers to astro
turf support, except it's not working so well. Yesterday we
played the video of these broads on TikTok dancing. So
apparently she's been trying to reach out to online, you know,
well known online people to promote her campaign, and apparently
people have turned her down. There's one, it's a Twitch
streamer Kai Sinnat who has thirteen million followers. He was
saying that he was getting calls from Secret Service and
the Harris campaign and requesting that they do a collaboration,
and he said that he wasn't interested. People have been
publishing the emails and the messages that they've been receiving
from her campaign, and uh yeah, so it's not nobody's,
nobody's biting, nobody's, nobody's signing on to this because it's cringe.
It is entirely cringe. So I it's I mean, it's
bad and they just I'm looking at some of the
actual messages, like for instance, they say, and they've been
published on X and they're like, oh, so they talk
about how social media people are being paid to promote
their content on social media. And they reach out and
they're like, we, you know, over a series of three posts,
we're inviting you to share what you admire about the
Biden Harris administration. You know, which initiatives you support, are
why you believe Kamala Harris is Biden's endorsement is the
best candidate for the job. And then they said that
we can discuss details and compensation for your involvement. That's
like the type of stuff they that they're sending out
to people. They don't have anybody grass root doing this.
They they mentioned they sent out one woman with the campaign,
Alisia Howard said, I hope this message finds you well.
I wanted to follow up in the email I sent
a couple of days ago regarding our paid partnership. They're
they want to pay people on social media to promote
their stuff because it's not happening organically. That's embarrassing, It's
not This is also one of the problems when you
do a switcher root like this and you're completely unprepared
and and I don't know. I mean, they're this is
this is bad, It's bad.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: I wanted to touch on this idea that Waltz has
and this is one of these false narratives that the
media has constructed to to push out there. They're they're
trying to define him for American voters. They're trying to
define him as the Midwestern grandpa who has a bowl
of Werther's Originals at the door. Right, That's how they're
trying to define Tim Walls. Oh, Tim Walls does really
good with with a flyover. Tim Walls does really good
with rural moderates and conservative voters. He does well with
rural voters. They're really trying to play out that identity
for him. Except that's not a true identity. That's literally
it's never that's never happened. So I went and I
was looking at what the votes actually were. So he
actually twenty twenty two, he lost rural counties in Minnesota.
And this is taken from Real Clear Politics as well
as the Minnesota Secretary of State website, and they had
he lost rural counties by over twenty percent. By over
twenty percent. It was it was pretty significant. Not only that,
but of the eighty seven counties in Minnesota, he only
won thirteen of them. He won thirteen of them. Now
and of that, let me pulled this up because it's
he basically won. So we won thirteen of their eighty
seven counties, sixty percent of all of his votes, and
one has the RCP map up there. Sixty percent of
all of his votes came from four counties, four counties,
and those counties, particularly Hennepin and Ramsey Counties, gave him
a little bit of some breathing room with about four
hundred thousand votes, and he ended up winning by like
only like one hundred and something thousand votes. None of
and one's showing you that's from the Secretary of State's website.
None of the claims that he's like this And you
can see the map. I mean it's all of the
urban counties that supported him. He did not get support
from rural counties. Rural counties rejected him. Rural counties did
not support Tim Walls. They did not support him. I mean,
he's he again. He sixty percent of his votes, over
sixty percent of his votes came from urban counties. So
they're trying to create this identity for him. That's not
his identity. He is an urban Minnesota guy. But they're
trying to say, oh, Minnesota, and they're trading on the
average American's unfamiliarity with the lay of the land of Minnesota.
The county is the voter breakdown. They want you to
think that everything in Minnesota is rural. They don't have
cities in Minnesota. Remember, it's all just rocks and cows.
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Speaker 5: And now all of the news you would probably miss,
it's time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 3: This actually kind of surprise me because I'm a whiskey
and Scotch fan. Japanese whiskey is declared better than Scotch
by experts at a landmark tasting event. It was at
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Japan got the most boats in three out of five
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They're very regimented and disciplined. But I am a little shocked,
I have to say. I mean, I got some Japanese
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sounds in this song. I love the mix. It has
that dark country vibe. It's like goth country. I love
it so much. I heard the first opening notes of
this and I was like, Ooh, it's so good. Everything
that he does is so good. John Rich, you guys
know John Rich, founder Redneck rivera Whiskey Oh Glory Bank.
This is his new song Revelation, and I gotta tell you,
I was looking at I was watching the video and
I'm like, I'll be dang. We had the Devil on
the show yesterday. Nick serously, he's the devil in this video.
It's a brand new song by John Rich, and we're
gonna talk to him about this. I love. First off,
John joins us via Skype right now, my good friend,
goodness you congrats on the song. I love this song.
I love the mix. I love everything about it. I
love the vocals. I mean, I love the guitar tone.
It's so warm and it's I mean, I could sit
here and like go into old college music review mode
right now, but it's such a good This is a
good song. All your stuff is good, but this is
some goth country right here. I loved it.
Speaker 13: Congrats, I appreciate it. Yeah, this is unlike any song
I've ever written. Yeah or dubt I'll ever write anything
like this again.
Speaker 3: Oh, you've got to know.
Speaker 13: Oh if it hits me again, trust me, I'll write more.
This was a special situation, not only the way it sounds,
but what it's talking about. You know that that video
if people haven't seen.
Speaker 2: That video yet, it's powerful to watch that. Yeah, I
mean he's got.
Speaker 3: You got the devil Michael facing off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as spiritual warfare.
Speaker 13: You know, people talk about that kind of like it's
science fiction or something like, yeah, that's it's good versus evil.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it actually is.
Speaker 3: I have to tell you, I have to interrupt you
because I had this. I don't know if you can
see it Ephesian six twelve through thirteen tattooed on my
arm as a reminder, like over a decade ago, because
that's really the reality in which we live in. And
so when I was hearing the song, I could I
could hear you know, not just you know, the book Revelation,
but also the other parts of the Bible that we're
inspiring you or leading you to write the lyrics you wrote.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, people have said, how'd you come up
with those lyrics? I say, I didn't the apostle John
came up with those lyrics with those words.
Speaker 2: I just made them rhyme. That's really all I did.
Speaker 13: A second verse it says, brimstone upon their heads and
millstones around their necks, they'll feel to shake, and when
the trumpet sounds. You know, this song is talking about
a lot. It's all been written how this thing ends
at the final when the boss comes back, And when
he comes back, they're done.
Speaker 2: I mean it is unequivocal. They are finished.
Speaker 13: And so as we see them out here, you know,
thrusting this evil into our faces every single day, like
there's nothing that can ever happen to them.
Speaker 2: It's just not true.
Speaker 13: So I said about the song when I posted it
just a few days ago, I said, I hope it
brings courage to the saved, conviction to the loss, and
absolute terror to the truly wicked out there in this world.
Speaker 2: And I think that's exactly what it's done.
Speaker 3: Am into that talking with our good friend John Rich,
who this video, I have to ask you where was
the shot at? Where'd you film this video? At the churches?
I mean that looks like the Baptist church that's in
my family's hometown in the Eilsarks.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's about one hundred and thirty year old little
church out in the woods in Tennessee. I thought that
was the perfect place to do it because when you
see the devil blast through his fiery portal and then
you see Michael come blasting down in the woods and
they start coming at each other, and Michael pulls that
sword and I'm standing in between them.
Speaker 2: I mean, what a scene that is.
Speaker 13: I wanted to take this thing all the way over
the top, Dana, because the bad side of things in
the entertainment business, they have unlimited budgets. They can make
these grandiose productions out of it, and even though you
don't want to look at it, it's so it's done
so well that you find yourself watching it. I thought,
if we're going to combat that, we need to come
with content that comes to that level.
Speaker 2: Now to hit them.
Speaker 3: I am so glad you said that, because this has
been my one I always complain. I'm like, why is
like Christian music or god rock treated as a second
class industry, to the to the secular, to the secular
sound or any of that messaging. Why does that not
get the first fruits? And so this is I love
the way you did. I mean, it's it's like epic.
I mean, it's it looks like a movie. It's I mean,
really well done.
Speaker 13: Yeah, thank you. Maybe it'll be a movie someday. Can
you imagine a movie about the Book of Revelations as.
Speaker 3: Long as you do the whole score, do the entire score,
not letting you off the hook on that one. No not,
because this is it's such a good track. I want
to come back to it. But I got to ask
you too. I mean, obviously the timing of this. You know,
this song, it's been out just barely, the video's bound
barely week, and then of course we had what happened
on Saturday happen. I want to get your initial thoughts
when you first saw, when you first heard about this
attempt at assassination attempt, and then you know, a little
bit later we all see, you know, just a slight
turn of the head is what saved the I mean
that we could be in an entirely different world today.
Had he not turned his head. The President looked at
the JumboTron for some like immigration graph. I think that
they put up there that, you know, just moving his
head like an inch saved his life. How did that
hit you?
Speaker 13: Well, it hit me that the whole world just got
to see an act of God on live television. I
mean people that I don't believe in God, your Scott Daddy,
all the stuff that they say about it. Yeah, but
they all just saw that and they know in their
spirit what that was.
Speaker 2: I would also say this, the.
Speaker 13: Same God, the Lord that turned his head at just
that exact moment, is also the one that allowed that
whole situation to happen in the first place. You got
to remember, he controls all of it. And so it's
interesting that a near death experience on Donald Trump, the
impact that must have had on him personally, he doesn't
look the same. I know, we've all seen that when
he walked out at the RNC with the patch on
his ear and all that. We're going to hear him
speak tonight. He has a different look in his eye.
And I happened to think that that whole thing was
orchestrated on purpose to be scary.
Speaker 2: But to let the man.
Speaker 13: Survive and the boss reminding him I got big things
I need you to do.
Speaker 2: Donald, pay attention.
Speaker 13: It's called I view it from both sides that it
wasn't just turning his head, it was the whole situation.
Speaker 3: I think that's a smart that's a smart way to
look at it. Talking with our friend John rich and
I agree with you on the way he looks, Beau.
I had known him for over ten years. He's to
come on the radio show all the time. I introduced
him at Seapack some years ago. I have never seen
him get emotional. I've never seen him get like like
watery eyes, you know, anything like that. He's always been very,
very straight. And when he walked out on the that
was weird. It was weird in a very not in
a bad way. I don't know how to describe it,
but you could tell, like you just said, you could tell.
But when you have a near death experience like that
in the way that he did, how do you How
does that not change you? So it makes sense. I
mean it makes and his kids too, I mean I
think Junior was crying when he came out.
Speaker 13: Yeah, well, near death experiences in the Bible there's been
many of them.
Speaker 2: Saul, who later became Faull.
Speaker 13: Saul's whole job was to go out and murder Christians
for the Roman Empire. He was going town to town,
cutting their heads off, lighting them on fire. That's where
Roman candle comes from. They'd light him on fire. And
then on the road to Damascus, he has a near
death experience and for three days he's blinded. He can't
He's like, what just happened? And he realized that was
God given him one last shot. And when he came
out of that, he changed his name to Paul, and
he wrote half the New Testament. So God has a
history of doing this with people that he's got very
big jobs for.
Speaker 3: That's a great point. Talking with our friend John Rich
his new song Revelation, which has been out now just
for about a week, a fabulous new song that really
gets into the heart of this, I wanted to switch
gears and ask you real quick about two So jd.
Vance announced he's he accepted the vice presidential nomination. He's
part of the ticket now. And I was thinking about this,
you know, because you come you know, you come from
like Appalachi territory. I come from Ozark territory. You know,
you come from the woods in Tennessee and all that,
and I'm you know, we're down by the you know,
down southern Missouri and there. Whenever people try to resonate,
I think a hard scrabble upbringing message with people who
really lived it and they're not genuine it shows like
the Screant and Joe stuff. I never took that seriously
because I never believed the man. But when I see
people like JD Vance, and if people like him or
don't like him, I don't think that you can dispute
that he came up in a way that a lot
of flyover nation can recognize. Tell me a little bit
about how you think that's going to play out to
a nation, Because you've got Scrinton Joe, which I think
is like a manufactured, hard scrabbled upbringing compared to jd Vance,
who lived it and was very transparent about it.
Speaker 13: Well, you know, when you grow up in your mother's
a raging drug addict and your dad abandons you, and
everybody in your neighborhood is messed up on something and
you have to claw your.
Speaker 2: Way out of that.
Speaker 13: I'm hoping that jd Vance has extreme empathy for people
who are dealing with those situations in our country, and
I hope he advises Trump very well on how to
help those people, how to turn some of the things
around in our country where those people can get a
leg up. Finally, and you know, I'll say this about JD.
Vance the jury's out. Show us what you got, man.
You know, I thought Fence was great until I watched.
Speaker 2: Him, and then I went nope. Ben Pence is nowhere
to be found. Now.
Speaker 13: He didn't even go to the convention because he would
have been booed the second walked in the door. So
I hope JD follows up with what we all hope he's.
Speaker 2: Going to do.
Speaker 13: I mean, he's a marine, former marine. I like him,
So I'm like, all right, thumbs up on that. Let's
see what you got, buddy, Let's see what you can do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's a good point. A lot of people,
you know, unless and I don't say this is like
a mean way to say it, but unless you're kind
of a political nerd, you know, you really don't know
a lot about his background. A lot of people around
the country meeting for the first time, they met him
for the first time. Last night they got the debate
scheduled for August twelfth. How do you think that JD
Vans versus Kamala Harris? What do you think that one? John?
Speaker 13: I think that's like a piece of birthday cake debating
a steak knife?
Speaker 2: This is what I did.
Speaker 13: I mean, good luck. Maybe a chainsaw. That might be
angel food cake versus chainsaw. Oh my gosh, it will
be so horrific. It wouldn't shock me if they don't
do it. If she pulls out, I mean she's the
borders are Yeah, wait till Jade starts drilling her on that.
So you're the borders are huh? I mean there's nowhere
to run. You know, the Frankenstein monster that the Democrats
on the left have built has now turned around and
is eating them. They were being attacked by the monster
they created, and deservedly.
Speaker 3: So you think they're going to replace Joe Biden because
he's at his Delaware beach house. They called the lid
on today, so he's not talking to the press anymore today.
He's going to be there for four days. Apparently they're
all pressuring him to get out of the I mean,
what do you I mean what do you. It sounds
to me like I don't know, he may not be
here Monday.
Speaker 13: Well, if if he gets out of the race, he
should also get out of the White House. I mean,
if you're not cognitively able to run for office, you're
definitely not cognitively able to be in the office. I mean,
come on, We've got China Circle in Taiwan, we've got
the Middle Eastern Flames, We've got Russia going for We've
got warships off the Cuba. I mean, listen, man, if
you're not going to run and you're too sick.
Speaker 2: And weak to do it, then get the hell out
of there.
Speaker 13: And if it's got to be laughing, Kamala Harris, all right, come.
Speaker 3: On in what I'm so excited?
Speaker 2: To me, it's like tod to me. I would use
this analogy.
Speaker 13: It would be like changing the captain out of the
Titanic after it hit the iceberg and thinking, now it's
not going to sing.
Speaker 3: That's the way exactly. I think that's the perfect way
to put it. Our good friend John Rich, you know,
we're tough times, but we can take some refuge in
the knowledge that the battle's already been won. But this
video Revelation. You can find it. It's out on YouTube,
It's out everywhere. And make sure you go get some
of Go get some of that heavenly whiskey. Rennick Riviera,
Oh my goodness, the best whiskey out there, John Rich
and find Old Glory Bank. All of that. You do
so much, You do so much, and we appreciate it.
Congrats on the song. Appreciate it.
Speaker 13: I'll give you one quick update. So a song right
now on iTunes. Today is the last day of the
charts days old. Today, tomorrow a new chart comes out.
Revelation is number one in country of all downloads, and
it's number two in the world of all genres. So
this is kind of the last day. If you don't
have it, go download. It's like a buck twenty nine.
You know, it's not a big deal. Go get it
and see if we can flip it the number one.
It'd be pretty cool. Regardless, it has had the impact.
My interview with Tucker Carlson that dropped a couple of
days ago now has four and a half million views
across the platforms, and the whole conversation was about Revelation,
spiritual warfare and all of that.
Speaker 2: So go check that out exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's the best buck twenty nine that's ever
been spent. So and it's a great song and a
great great I mean truth, a great story as well.
I mean it's the truth. John Rich, always a pleasure,
my friend. Thank you so much, God bless you.
Speaker 2: Thanks Dana.
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here and talks about Scranton, Joe and all this other stuff,
but none of his choices actually reflect that. You know,
the left that is in disbelief that Trump has a
bandage on his ear after being shot in the head
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with magic, this talisman from this virus.
Speaker 6: The Dana Show, I know that there was not the
same red meat sort of blood and soil nationalism that
you might hear. And I don't know other parallel Universal
Republican conventions, but I do think there were some sort
of easter eggs of white nationalism.
Speaker 3: In the speech.
Speaker 6: One of the things that stuck out to me was
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Speaker 6: America is that it's not a group of people with
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x Rumble all that good stuff. The idea of a
family plot. Jd Vance once he made a joke during
his address when he was accepting the vice president nomination.
He made this joke where he was saying that, you know,
he had a family plot or something like that, and
people act like it's like a white that's a white
nationalist thing. If you have a family plot, are you
kidding me? Is that a white that's how? Is that
a white nationalist thing?
Speaker 5: They hate normalcy, I think, and so they're trying to
demonize everything that's normal.
Speaker 3: They've gone after his Venmo friends. I'm surprised they haven't
gone after his Spotify his oh weight, Nope, that's actually
they did. Oh my gosh. I literally was making a
joke as this story came up. I'm turning into the Simpsons.
Jd Vance's personal Spotify playlist littered with anti Trump artists.
That's an actual story. Hold up, let me look at that.
I can't believe that's a story. Hang on, hang on,
hang on, I gotta look at I can't. Oh my gosh,
it's real. It is actually real. It is so real.
I can't I it's a daily adoptees. I was joking.
Speaker 5: They have nothing. They literally have nothing. I'm dying to
know what's on this playlist right now.
Speaker 3: Right So, a Spotify profile with his name and a
twenty twenty one photo of himself with his dad at
a Trump rally shows the current Ohio senator following three
accounts Imagine Dragons, Rage against the Machine, and a lawyer
who graduated from Yale the same year he did. And
they said that he has seven public playlists, five of
which she curated, and those include playlists named Making Dinner,
Running Number One, Soul Plus, and two other playlists titled
after Songs, Morning is Broken by Kat Stevens and Gold
on the Ceiling by Black Keys. The two playlists he
did not create are acoustic covers and then apparently a
lullaby because he's got three kids, like a little playlist
of like Kidy lullawise. That's so funny.
Speaker 5: What are we supposed to get from that?
Speaker 3: He's like Hitler if Hitler would have had a playlist,
you know, And so here they go, oh okay, now
to Steve, because Steve is like waiting on the edge
of his seat for this. So he's got a forty
minute making dinner playlist that he created in twenty twelve,
and it includes Justin Bieber's one Time and He's Gold
on the Gold on the Ceiling, has Sheryl Crow, Ryan Adams, Oh,
Lisa Loebe, that's some death Kemp for Cutie, Tracy Chapman,
Billy Bragg, who else?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: And then wait this is an actual graph. Notably absent
from Vance's public playlists are prominent Trump supporting musicians like
Ted Nugent, Kid Rock and Trice Atkins. Maybe he's not
into that music, Steve, what were you gonna say? You
were gonna comment on song?
Speaker 5: Well, so, not a bad playlist, some of it.
Speaker 10: But also we play a lot of songs, especially on
the show, of artists that literally hate Republicans, but we
still like the music.
Speaker 3: You know, Yeah, yeah, exactly. That's a great point these
That's how the left is. I can't enjoy anything unless
that agrees with me. That's why their art started to
suck really bad too. By the way, I mean nobody,
I don't care if someone oh, and I mean and
it went over all like all this it's just so bad.
This is this is so stupid. This is a hit piece.
Oh my gosh, she's got Sheryl Crow in a playlist.
Speaker 5: It's not playlist.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, this is so stupid. And it's you know,
he's got oh he's got some utwo what else? Okay?
Go the Killers? Matt and Kim Bonnie rates on his
Morning Is Broken playlist, Casey Muskray's.
Speaker 14: Let's see this is a milk toast list.
Speaker 3: This is the prize is despinally trying to find something
about him because see here he wrote the book about himself,
so there's nothing else they can do on him. He
came out with it. He's like, yeah, I got a
mom who's a junkie and all this. I mean, he
came out. There's nothing they can do. Not only did
he come out with it, but he made a movie
about it with Ron Howard for crying out loud? What
else are they gonna and Glenn Close, what else are
they gonna do? They're like, damn, we can't go after
him for having a junky mom. Gosh, dang it. And
then he had her at the RNC and.
Speaker 5: You know they're extra salty because Netflix reported that Hillbilly
Elergy is actually, you know, performing well, doing well on
these platforms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have no I mean, I can you imagine
if they my so, I don't know how me pull
this up. I have a whole list on I have
a whole playlist on Spotify. Hold up, let me pull
this up. Uh called songs about people you don't like?
Literally other lists too? Oh sorry, dislike songs about people
you dislike? B went Nuts by Benfolds, the Jam Scrape Away,
They might be Giants? When Will You Die? I Hate
People by Anti Nowhere League, He was a Big Freak
by Betty Davis, Get in the Ring, Guns n' Roses,
part Time Punks, Television Personalities, Ripper to Shreds by Blondie,
Vicious by lou Reed, Waitress in the Sky by The Replacements,
No Feelings by the Sex Pistol, Stupid Girl by Garbage.
I mean it goes on. I mean, can you imagine
that Chershla is the list about songs about people you
just like? That's literally what I call it. I curated
the list. It wasn't one from Spotify. He just has
literally dinner Time and then the name of a Gold
Black Keysung that he just didn't feel like titling the
playlist and little lullaby song. Oh my gosh. They are
freaking out that there's nothing to freak out over. That's
what it is. They're freaking out, and so they get
mad because he talks about having a family plot. Can
I just talk from it? So, I don't know if
it's like a thing in like southern parts of the country,
as I think they have family plots in like the
northern Yankee parts of the country. For the lack of
a better way to put it, right, that's why you
have all those creepy old family cemeteries and like New
York and things like that. Right, it's not unusual. My family,
on one side of my family, they have a family
plot out in the out in the Ozarks on top
of a hill. They get a little over the top
with some of the graveyard accup drum mints, you know,
Like I just think it's weird if you're putting wind
chimes up in a Cemeteryum, like, who's listening to that?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: They my families to do this thing that I would
make fun of called the Southern graveyard vigil, where they
would go and constantly put like knickknacks and stuff on,
like all the tombstones. And I would have an uncle
that would get real mad and go up with a
garbage bag and sweep it all up because he was
tired of all the kin putting stuff up there on
like fiber optic angels and all types of stuff. I'm
not even kidding. Like it was over the top, right,
like the pinwheels and everything. It's like that's creepy. Stop.
But it's just the thing. I don't know. And it's
not like it's a fancy thing. It's just plots in
the earth, that's all it is. So why are they
acting like I mean, if you look at like the left,
they have like mausoleums and stuff like that. Stop it.
It's not unusual, right, How is that white nationalism? That's
the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 5: Like I said before, they're just trying to take normal
and make it look weird.
Speaker 3: I I can't even I I don't know. This is
it's this, These people are ridiculous. This is so ridiculous. Well,
you know, it's like it's what nationalism. It's an easter right, No,
it's just literally a semmetary. You dun't be it's a cemetary.
It's not.
Speaker 5: And I hate the media's phrases like easter egg and
you know, dog whistle. That was another one dog whistle
where no one said anything bad. It's just that the
stuff they said could sound like sound thing. This is
so stupid the media and the left.
Speaker 3: So is everybody a racist that they have a family.
Speaker 5: Plot white nationalist?
Speaker 3: Yeh oh sorry, white nationalists, which is apparently not a racist.
I guess I even know that. So if you have
if you have a family plot that's white nationalism.
Speaker 5: Yes, Which is that worse than racist or is it
a higher level.
Speaker 3: The same thing?
Speaker 5: Is there?
Speaker 3: Just sounds more organized.
Speaker 5: Base racism and then sounds more official like you get
like a path from racism you go to white nationalism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know, like when I as opposed to
that compared I don't know what the left is really
good about groups and lists and stuff, you know, and
patches and arm bands and things like that. That's like
their thing. So I don't know. I'd have to I'd
have to like, uh, yeah, I'd have to. I'd have
to default to them on that because that's what they're
really experts on yeah, like everybody gets a brown shirt,
everybody gets an armband. Right, that's like their whole thing.
It's what they it's what they do. I'm just you know,
I don't know, just but they Yeah, they went after
his Venmo. JD. Vance left his Venmo public. Here's what
it shows. Nothing Wired rental whole story on this. More
than two hundred people appear on Vance's Venmo list. I
mean they there's nothing really there. There's nothing there either.
They're so mad, they're desperately trying to find something and
they can't. They cannot find anything. Fancys, I'm not I'm
reading from this article. Fanc's friends have an average of
two hundred and seventy seven friends each. Yeah, I don't
even no, this is so stupid. This is so stupid.
This appears to be his actual contacts set a guy
at some leftist organization. Few of Vance's transactions are public,
and those that are seem mundane, like a payment to
a staff member for donuts in January. I'm literally not
making this up.
Speaker 5: They literally have nothing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they I can't. And then they went and they
found one of Vance's former Senate campaign managers, Jordan Wiggins,
who apparently would label transactions with joke things like back
waxing or happy ending an adult and then like a
movie thing and ed wired goes well. These descriptions are
likely jokes. Wiggans didn't respond to a request for comment
because you're a tool is why I cannot even believe this. Guys,
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Speaker 5: And now all of the news you would probably miss,
it's time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 3: So another jet Ski was abandoned on a Philly street
with the same name written on its side. What so
a lot of questions because there's abandoned jet Skis on
the streets of Philly randomly they dumped illegally. One might say,
no one wants your stupid pop up ad and I'm
never gonna go to Veil now as a result of it.
Let's see, the second jet Ski was dumped illegally near
in the city's northern section, and they said that both
jet skis because the other one was abandoned in a
different like further south on the same street. Both jet
skis had the name Kirby scribbled across the side. What
Kirby And it was in a towaway zone as the
second jet Ski was there until like last night apparently,
and they finally removed it. But yeah, it has Kirby
on the side. What do you think it is? You
were saying that this looks like a marketing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, one of those viral marketing things where who knows,
maybe is there something coming out with Kirby the actual
video game.
Speaker 3: Kurd Net or something, the Poof thing. Yeah, I don't know,
know that Pink Poof.
Speaker 5: It just seems like it would be a marketing thing
where they're getting stories and it's all mysterious and then boom,
they're going to drop something.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Sam's club worker was left bruise after
and angry family attacked her because she would not prepare
two whole pizzas minutes before closing, because that was a
DBAG thing to ask minutes before closing. It was an
Atlanta suburb, Henry County, and the employee was attacked. She
and her coworkers were closing down. A family walked in
two minutes before closing and asked for two pizzas, two
whole pizzas, and they said that When she told them
it was too late to place an order, they started
calling her names. The mother walked behind the counter to
the kitchen and punched her in the face. Geez over,
Oh my gosh, I don't even know. Let's see here,
I'm not doing this. Minute's gross? Uh oh, this is
uh the prime day orders. So Amazon delivery partner fired
gunshots in South Philly during an altercation. What is Philly
with the jet skis? And this now? What the hell?
During an altercation with a bus aid. A school bus
was full of children there, and a delivery partner for
Amazon fired gunshots during an altercation with the school bus aid.
So when they're not running into people and trying to
deny accountability of their firing shots? And yeah, who knew
that the bus driver wasn't able to make a turn
because of a parked Amazon van and the bus aid
got out and asked one of the drivers that they
could move, and then apparently the altercation got underway and
the guy got a gun from his Amazon truck and
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Speaker 15: Concords from a Faired Dolly Open the Subathey Loss to
Motipa Hamabart Marikida Famasuka.
Speaker 3: I think my favorite part about this like they're like
reminding everyone this is a prayer, and they're they got
the clip art everywhere on all the different screens. This
is Harmy Dillon who's been on the program before. She's
an attorney. Uh, she's Indian and she was doing a
Sikh prayer s I k H. And I don't know
if you know a lot about the Sikhs. I think
they're they're pretty hardcore. Uh, I mean just go look
at the history with the you know, fighting is Lamo
fascism and all this other stuff, and uh it's uh,
I mean they're you know, you have like natural allies.
But she was leading this prayer at the r n C.
And I've been to conventions before. I I I used
to have to go for work, but I don't have
to if I don't want to now because I'm older
and you know, put more time in. But h I've
seen gosh, Baptist Baptists come out, Catholics, non denominational Protestants,
Jewish leaders, I mean like in everybody, because they always
they have like a couple of people come out and
they lead a prayer like every single day at like
different times of the day. So it's not unusual. But
there's been this like really big argument that has really
erupted on the right about the place of Christian faith
in the RNC. And there's a lot of concern about
the removal of like pro life language from the platform
and the removal of defining traditional marriages being between a
man and a woman. And I love what Joel Barry said.
He's the managing editor of the Babylon b And I
wanted to read this to you because I think it
should it's the kind of long for a T shirt,
but it's T shirt worthy, he writes. Quote in his
he wrote this on X he said, quote, Sorry, pro
life evangelical leaders. When you nominate weaklings like Romney McCain
and Mike Pence, you lose elections. When you act like
politics is too dirty for Christians to be involved in,
you lose the party. When you think evangelizing entails inviting
your neighbor to megachurch movie night, you lose the culture.
The Republican Party is no longer yours. But you weren't
pushed out, He writes. You gave it up. You stopped
fighting for it. You were too busy building your stupid
megachurch kingdom with its twenty eight satellite locations and inane
self help sermons, while the culture and the country fell
into disrepair. There's still time to turn it around, but
you have a ton of work to do. And he
adds too that you lost the Republican Party long before Trump.
They paid lip service to your cause, but they never
really cared about it, and you were satisfied to remain
uninvolved and punch the ticket for whichever polite milk toast
family man with good hair told you the right things
while giving up on every single issue, and he ends
with Trump and Trump supporters didn't start this, they just
exposed it. Oh my gosh, that's a sermon, and us
right now is Joel Berry with the Babylon being God.
Love you for writing that, because I am so glad
that you said this. And I say this as someone
who lives in a town where we just had a
megachurch scandal at the Gateway Church with one of the
pastors over there, and it became this huge thing. And
I'm like, and I always hear all the time from
so many leaders like, don't you know politics is dirty,
don't get involved in it. You know, it's not. It's
like you're you're not really, it's like bad for Christians
to get involved. I'm so glad that you said this.
Tell me what your thoughts are of all of this,
because I think what you said is what a lot
of people are really feeling.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I think evangelicals, for the most part, have themselves
to blame for this. For the last two decades, we've
been told, you know, if you get involved in politics,
if you're an outspoken conservative, you're you're worshiping power. You're
practicing idolatry. You're living for the kingdom of man rather
than the Kingdom of God. You know, you hear all
this stuff. And our leaders have been examples of complete impotence.
In spite of our high ideals, the things that we believe,
they haven't done much good for the Republican Party. They
haven't done much good when it comes to preserving our
culture and stopping the march of the left. And so
we shouldn't be surprised. I mean, you know, while while
we were being lectured from the pulpit about not being
too political from our evangelical leaders, people like Carmei Dylon
were kicking down doors, you know, fighting for liberty for
our children and our grandchildren. And so of course the
Republican Party they're going to go with the people who
are actually fighting, who are actually doing something, as opposed
to the people who are kind of sitting off to
the side, just waiting to be catered to like evangelicals
have for so long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you mentioned, you know, while these people were
doing this, people like Dylan were going out and fighting
the good fight. And even during the COVID lockdown, I mean,
our church was one that locked down, and I I
mean we had, like, you know, people within our church
talk about how it's you know, it's it's nice to
wear your face masks because it makes other people feel
comfortable and you know, keep six feet away and yes,
you know, and try to just defy, you know, at
a time when the church should have been open and
they weren't. And that's when really a lot of people
were really motivated to get out and that's why we
see so many people and there's so much passion right now.
But you make such a good point, because I do
feel like the church kind of accommodated that, not all
but some.
Speaker 16: Well yeah, I mean they COVID was a great shame
for the church. I mean, the fact that the church
is shut down for months and months and months when
when people, the sheep Christians needed to be fed, needed fellowship.
It was such a colossal failure. And in a time
when you know, the left is aggressive, the left is
getting their policies you know, passed at a time when
we need people who are bold, people who are willing
to speak the truth in the hostile culture, people who
are willing to fight and win. Evangelicals, especially particularly our leaders,
not necessarily the rank and file haven't done anything.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 16: A great example, you know, I live in Ohio. We
had Issue one, which was one of the most horrific
pieces of legislation. It it it legalized abortion up to
the moment of birth for any reason, no questions asked.
In a largely conservative state like Ohio. I was part
of the pro life movement at the time. Getting pastors
to say anything the pulpit, you know, to to oppose
Issue one, Getting churches to organize to you know, to
help with voter drives or or attend protests, anything like that.
It was like pulling teeth because pastors, well, you know,
that's politics. You know that we're not supposed to be
involved in that. We might lose our tax exemption. There's
this there's this great fear in evangelical churches about doing
any of that.
Speaker 5: Not so with the left.
Speaker 16: Do you go to a Democrat church, you go to
you know, you know, a black church. They are preaching
politics every Sunday from the pulpit, They are getting souls
to the polls, they are organizing, and we're just not
doing that. And so I think the Republican Party they
started to look for Okay, we need. We need people
who are willing to fight, and evangelicals just don't seem
to have the fight in them anymore.
Speaker 3: I think that's a huge point. We're talking with our
good friend Joel Berry, and I think you're making a
point that a lot of people are really scared to
make because nobody wants to look like they're being too
harsh and criticizing the church or criticizing their faith, or
criticizing their elders or anything like that. And I get
that totally. But then at the same time, there are
a lot of people asking, well, where's that representation in
the RNC. You know, the language about traditional marriage and
the language you know on abortion, and that's I mean,
it seems to be like you know, and it is
kind of a pretty moderate, uh, you know, to write
down the middle position on all of that stuff for
this platform. It's not anything like we've seen prior to
Republican RNC platforms. And it's as you said, it's because
you know, evangelicals really removed themselves from that fight. I
don't really see a lot of that activism as much
on the right that as I used to see when
I was younger.
Speaker 16: Yeah, well, I think the good news though, is that
I think the younger generation has mostly rejected that kind
of that weak need evangelicalism of you know, the last
twenty years. I think the bold Christianity and outspoken Christianity
is back. It is sad to kind of see being
taken out of the official Republican platform, but I think
that it's I think of this coming back in a
big way, and I think our voices are going to
be much louder, and I think we're in the next
ten years you're going to see Christians being a lot
more effective to get some of these political wins.
Speaker 3: Talk to me about this for a minute, about the
idea of that it's you're being a bad Christian if
you're involved in political outreach, because that, if it's not said,
it's definitely intimated in a lot of churches, and I
have so many, so many of our friends in our church.
It's like it's like the dirty thing, like we you know,
people know that I work in politics. It's like a
dirty thing that we just don't talk about in church.
It's just very odd. What are what are your thoughts
on that? How do we overcome that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 16: I think part of it is a little bit of
an embarrassment reflex. You know, we you know, the nineties
and the eighties we had the moral majority and the
Jerry Folwells, and there's this kind of like, well, we
don't want to be those icky, you know, right wing
Christians and and and so a lot of evangelical leaders
have kind of taken upon this mantle as being like
pr reps for Christianity. We have to be cool, we
have to be kind of you know, pleasing and winsome,
and we've got to invite people in. We can't be
like those hard nosed Republicans, we can't be like the
Rush Limbaugh types. And so so they kind of just
pushed all that aside, and there has been there's a
lot of kind of like passive aggressive, like shaming of
any outspoken conservatives, outspoken Christians who are involved in politics.
And you know, as a result, you're seeing you know,
school boards in largely Christian areas are being populated completely
by leftists, you know, city council, local elections. I mean,
we've completely given this up to the left. You know,
the evangelical voters are the most reliable pro life, pro
family voting voting block. I mean, if churches were to mobilize,
we could make sure that a Republican never lost an
election again. But I think there's there's just been this
this overwhelming fear from our leadership, you know, to look bad.
They don't want to look uncool, they don't want to
look square, and.
Speaker 3: It's like a bit and it's like a business approach too.
I mean, I understand that, you know, you're out there
trying to win souls over, but sometimes maybe and correct
me if I'm wrong on this. Sometimes for me it
seems like, you know, you have some leaders out there
that are more interested in adding more you know, seats
to the corporatized megachurch than actually going out and winning
the souls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're entrepreneurs now.
Speaker 16: They're trying to get more more butts and seats, and
they have one people to their buildings with you know,
slick programs and cool music and really kind of watered
down sermons that don't really have a lot of depth
to them. And they're at the point now where they
have these you know, twenty thousand person churches, a third
of which are are on the left politically, and they
know that if they speak out that they're going to
lose all these people, what do we do? And so
I think a lot of it is absolutely it's money,
money motivated, because it's not like.
Speaker 3: People are speaking out on you know, like just trying
to think of you know, like taxes or something like.
I mean, you're talking about life, and you're talking about
you know, the building blocks of a functioning society, which
is a family that parents I mean, and a woman
start and you know all of that stuff. I mean,
these they're not controversial things. I mean, it's very biblical,
but they're very nervous to talk about any of this stuff,
and which is weird because the stereotype from the left
is that they're not, but in reality they are.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah, well, you know, the thing I always tell people
is that Christians are meant to be salt and light.
You know, our presence in the world should make the
world look different. We're not meant to just kind of
sit in our churches and our ivory towers and we
just kind of like listen to our sermons and that's it.
We're supposed to go out and it's supposed to make
a radical difference in our communities and our states and
our countries.
Speaker 5: And so I hope.
Speaker 16: I hope that the tight is turning in Christianity in America.
I hope that we're kind of turning back that fear
that we've had for so long, because we are We're
going to lose our republic, We're going to lose our
freedoms if evangelicals don't start mobilizing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good point. One last thing you add,
you want God back in the party?
Speaker 15: Me too.
Speaker 3: That requires you to emerge from your pristine ivy ivory
towers and take your Christian faith into the ugly, messy
world of political action. You add, feel free to join us,
but I won't hold my breath. You don't sound very
optimistic there.
Speaker 16: I'm naturally a pessimist that way. I'm always something good
happens right right right. I hope it does burn out. Well,
I hope it does.
Speaker 3: And and and what do you I mean, do you
think that that's gonna do you? What would you like
to see? I actually this will be my last question
to you. What would you like to see with regard
to this issue in the RNC? Because I understand the
people's I understand people's and I completely agree with you
one hundred percent on this I understand that concern that
individuals have, but like you, I'm like, well, where were
you out here fighting for this or why were you
so quiet on this issue? And it's always like the
same groups forever that have always held the line on
issues of like life or a marriage or things like that.
And some of the people that I see speaking out
the loudest about this now I've noticed we're pretty silent
during some of these battles before.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I think really the only thing that's going to
turn this around in a substantive way is going to
be it's going to take radical spiritual revival from the
ground up. I think all of us need to repent.
Our leaders, we need repentance, We need repentance. We need
to get back to the basics of what scripture says,
preaching the plain truth of scripture, speaking the plain truth
of Scripture to this post truth culture, and living it out.
And I think once we do that, I think you'll
start to see this ground swell of change. It's going
to look weird and mysterious, and we're not going to
be able to necessarily put our finger on it. But
I think it has to start in the churches with
repentance and revival in our hearts and getting back the basis.
Speaker 3: I keep hearing people say, oh, we're navigating a post
Christian world. I don't know if I'm ready to adopt
that line of thinking yet. Post Christian. Yeah, I'm not
ready to. I'm not ready to accept that. Joel Berry
with the Babylon b God, bless you, my friend. I
appreciate you joining me today. Thank you. Hey everyone.
Speaker 17: So, Donald Trump has picked his new running mate JD.
Speaker 3: Vance.
Speaker 17: Trump looked for someone he knew would be a rubber
stamp for his extreme agenda, and make no mistake, JD.
Vance will be loyal only to Trump, not to our country,
and unlike Mike Pence, Vance said he would have carried
out Trump's plan to overturn the twenty twenty election. He
supports a national abortion ban and voted against protecting IVF,
and if elected, he will help implement the extreme Project
twenty twenty five plan for a second Trump term, which
would target critical programs like head Start and Medicare. But
we are not going to let that happen.
Speaker 3: You know, they're having their debates, they've announced and pulling
this up right now because they've lost it so they've
they've set three debates. Apparently Harris accepted three dates for
a debate with Vance, and apparently it's going to be
hosted by CBS News. So it's going to be one
of these dates, right, not all three, It's going to
be one of them. So it could be the twenty
third of this month. It could be the twelfth of
August or the thirteenth of August, so that's apparently, so
it'll be like either at the end of this month
or the second week of August that these debates. One
of the debates, the first VP debate takes place. And man,
I don't think she should be that excited about it
because she's, Oh she's not a good debater. She really
is not. And I think it would be funny Advance
just like beat her to the punch with all of
her sayings. Are you unburdened by what has been?
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Speaker 4: How does the word fight, fight, fight lower the temperature?
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can call it.
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But the basic point.
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