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very fancy show. Some quick news stories that I thought
were valuable to at least mention. An insane person in
Paris killed three people while screaming a lah commanded me.
We're seeing more and more stories like this. A knife
wielding madman took the lives of three individuals. Social media
had some of the actual footage and moments, which is
always gross that that happens, and I don't really recommend
a lot of people watch it, but it's there because
this is the world we currently live in. The people
that he attacked were all women age nineteen, twenty four
and thirty six. Before good Samaritan confronted and took him down,
putting an end to the horrible rampage. But this is
the same thing all over again, essentially, with crazy people
and horrible reasoning attacking completely innocent individuals, and then mainstream
media pretends to these people don't exist, whether they're not
radicalized by certain beliefs that we don't want more of
in our country because of how dangerous people like this are.
Also in the news, Trump accounts have now reached seven
million signups. Scott Bessett, among others, is praising it as
the most successful launch in government history of a thing
that gives everybody a free thousand dollars for popping out
a baby. And then you hold onto that money and
it becomes way more later, and if you throw some
extra cation in there, you get even more. So I've
seen some say that by the time people retire, if
they did just very very simple amounts of additional adding
to the funds, a lot of your people retire ring
with Trump accounts might have a million bucks in the
bank by the time they're ready to not work anymore.
Speaker 1: That seems amazing. I wish I had a Trump account.
Speaker 2: Why didn't they do this forty years ago is usually
the answer or the question I ask every time I
see news about that out there. The Trump administration has
also urged the Supreme Court to allow an executive order
that would deal with mail in voting, And I want
to explain this one because I think a lot of
people don't understand it. Essentially, what the President wants to
do and what the executive action would attempt to do
is create a list of people who are actually citizens
and then allow only actual citizens to vote by mail,
meaning that even proactively being asked if you wanted to
mail in a ballot in crazy states that just fire
that out to anybody, you'd have to actually be on
a national citizen list in order to get this information,
something that the Post Office itself could use to decide
whether or not a.
Speaker 1: Ballot should go somewhere.
Speaker 2: I think this is a band aid on what should
be the Save America Act, the Save Act itself, and
how much better that would be at preventing people who
don't have the right to vote from voting in our
elections in all kinds of ways.
Speaker 1: But it's a smart band aid. I'll put that out
there too.
Speaker 2: It's a valuable way to go about at least using
some of the things that we have at our disposal,
the Post Office among them, to do some good and
to potentially prevent some crazy states. Twenty three states sued
the District of Columbia I think also was part of
that lawsuit. A federal judge did what a lot of
federal judges do, and they circumvented what Trump wanted to do.
So now he's asking the Supreme Court to get involved.
The way this is covered by mainstream media, this story
is very simplistic. They claim Trump wants to put an
end to mail in balloting through an executive action. That's
not even remotely true, but that's the way they want
to shape it, and the way they want to convince
their side to hate someone even more than they potentially already.
Speaker 1: Hate him, because that's all they can do.
Speaker 2: They don't want to actually have a discussion about the
substance of the topic. I still think the Save America Act,
the Save Act would be a much better fix to
a problem that New Jersey recently demonstrated is absolutely real.
The version of it doesn't happen anywhere at all, how
dare you.
Speaker 1: Is over now? Now? It is?
Speaker 2: It happens very very few times, almost never a little
bit in New Jersey. That's their new version of the
goalposts have been pushed. Just wait till they push to.
Speaker 1: Fix some of that.
Speaker 2: So I think the Supreme Court should review it, potentially
agree with the President, who knows they have some wild
cards on the Supreme Court right now, but they might
and then good, we would only have people who are
citizens voting in our elections. This is what many Americans want,
even if the Left continues to pretend it isn't all right.
Doctor Anthony Fauci definitely in the news, a giant story,
a lot of tentacles going on there. I think one
of the best things is the super cut by Tom Elliott,
So I'll play that in a bit, But before that,
I actually do want to talk about this interview that
the former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb did. This was on CNBC,
and it's amazing to listen to pushes be made about
how corrupt and terrible Fauci was and how much these
people want to still protect this man for being just
an absolute piece of crap. But Joe Kiernan asked some
good questions and he got really terrible answers to his
really good questions.
Speaker 3: Here we go having a reputation totally in the toilet
at eighty five years that does that hold him to
account for what he was responsible for?
Speaker 4: Tony Fauchi I saw on those emails. Is not that
Tony Fauci I knew over the years. I mean, he
was a guy who is sober, who is careful about
his public appearances, and his statements was always very always,
very thoughtful.
Speaker 3: Did you figure out the obsession with mainstream media in
defending him? And you know Jake Tapper, I mean, you know,
multiple dinners and best friends, and what did that come from?
And I know people around here that that would call
Tony Fauci a hero?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't.
Speaker 2: I would like to add in how I would ask
these questions. Tony Fauci officially sucks. You can't pretend he
doesn't suck anymore. He lies, he cares about himself. His
ego is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: He's none of the things that you thought he was.
Care to comment on that.
Speaker 4: Sect, you don't know why people perceive. I think they
can see emotions around.
Speaker 5: Nas shut down the whole.
Speaker 4: Listical time, Joe, as you as you know, very well,
and I think people were looking for a voice that
they can cling to.
Speaker 3: Maybe they I am science.
Speaker 5: That's why people don't like me.
Speaker 3: I mean that was he'd be very guarded and nice.
Speaker 4: I was disappointed by the emails, I have to admit.
Speaker 5: But we'll see what happens on Wednesday. Rand Paul's been
right all.
Speaker 4: He's held these I suspect that Senator Paul held onto
these emails and had him for a while and dropped him.
Speaker 1: Now I love that part too.
Speaker 2: At the end is like, I bet you there was
some sort of avenue for someone to sit on this
longer than they needed to.
Speaker 1: Before they put it out. That's all they have at
this point.
Speaker 2: Admitting that you were disappointed by the emails is fantastic,
even though you should have gone way further than that.
But at least you got something out of him by
continuing to ask the questions about how much he looks
like a complete pile of crap. Now, doctor Fauci does,
and he was obsessed with his own image and loved
the fact that he was being celebrated, which is disgusting
to think about.
Speaker 1: But it's more than that.
Speaker 2: It's also the idea that these individuals still have this
knee jerk reaction of I think they just needed a
hero because Trump was so terrible, even though when we
look back on it now, the person telling the most
truth in the room was President Trump and the person
doing the most lying was doctor Anthony Fauci. Like, you know,
it's funny, I'll say this, and then I'm going to
play the Tom Elliott supercut because it's incredible to listen
to now in the context of those emails. But I'll
say this, so many many times media has tremendous egg
in its face, like this is the most embarrassing thing
they've done in how wrong they got something. The laptop
hunter Biden's laptop is one example, but there's so many
of them that you're sort of just begging someone, maybe
not everybody, but at least a couple of these pompous
pieces of crap to admit that they're so arrogant in
their opinions and they're wrong so much that they've obliterated
any level of support they have with most of the
American people on not just one side, because not only
do they do these things, they then refuse to admit
them or apologize for them, like you'd love for one
person to actually be humbled by this.
Speaker 1: In the world of media. They're not. They're all doubling down,
just like Gottlieb was doubling down there. But they shouldn't be.
Speaker 2: I'm going to continue to coach this in the world
and hope that someone listens and does it, and then
very much assume that no one will ever listen or
do this thing. But I just want one person, a politician,
somebody in to admit that they're totally a wrong piece of.
Speaker 1: Crap, just one time, and I would love it.
Speaker 2: I would celebrate that person for being like, you know what,
I'm a moron, and I apologize for it, and I'm
going to try to do better and then walk away, like,
don't blame anybody else own it. I said it the
other day about a different topic. I'll say it again here.
I would praise that moment from that for whoever it is,
even doctor Fauci, if he actually came from I wouldn't
praise all the other terrible stuff he did, but I'd
praise that moment of actually admitting that you're a piece
of crap that none of them seem capable of doing.
Speaker 1: The single most respected voice in the pandemic. Oh God,
doctor Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 6: The man who's become known as America's docto, the nation's
top infectious disease expert, Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 5: You are a saint too many. As a superhero.
Speaker 7: Doctor Anthony Fauci, American hero and New York Yankee fan.
Speaker 5: I've done so much for this country in terms.
Speaker 1: Of this crisis. So I really appreciate your insight.
Speaker 3: Who better to give us answers that we can trust
than doctor Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 1: Perfect person to answer our questions today joining us now,
Doctor Anthony Fauci. Doctor Anthony Fauci, appreciate your candor, Doctor Fauci,
appreciate the candor.
Speaker 5: We appreciate your service to this country. We appreciate your service.
Thank you for your service.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your service.
Speaker 5: Greatly appreciate your service to America.
Speaker 6: Thank you for your thirty seven years in service I
believe to seven presidents, and thank you for your work
over the past.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 2: The great news is you're sticking around in the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm going to say one other thing.
Speaker 2: When you listen to the entirety of this super cut,
which that's only a minute I can't take any more
because it enrages me. I know I'm laughing, but it's
because I shouldn't be screaming on the radio. I'm trying
to find the silver lining and everything. But if you
want to go check it out at Tom Elliott on
X and you can see the whole two plus minutes
of ridiculous, effusive praise for mainstream media. I'll say this,
if you were getting this, if you were the person
experiencing this, it would probably be like a drug.
Speaker 1: You would want more of.
Speaker 2: It because of how ridiculously easy it was to get it.
So I'm absolutely blaming Fauci for being a complete pile
of crap because of his profession, because of what he
does and what he should do with a position like
that care about the health of the American people and
not himself. But I imagine some level of like this. It
almost to me reminds me of when you hear, like
a famous musician or someone say how big of a
drug it is to go on stage and hear a
crazy amount of applause from people and to perform in
front of groups of individuals that love you. There is
a story about usher out there in which a fan
did not seem to love him, which I thought was funny.
But by and large, people who are famous get ridiculously
great receptions at their concerts and it becomes addictive. And
so I imagine this was a thing that also got Fauci,
especially with the level of insight we have into his
brain now and how much he desperately wanted this kind
of fame and praise before it started happening. So it
is a horrible combination of worst possible person to give
this to and ridiculous amount of times that media ended
up going the direction of he's a hero to all
of us, and apparently he's a hero to absolutely no buddy.
As once again, we knew this before, we're learning it
even more now. And at least some of these people
are breaking a little and saying they're quote disappointed with
the emails. We're going to need a lot more before
we actually care about any of your opinions. All right,
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It's time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 2: It is time for Quick five on the Dana Show.
D Lash, Dana Lash Radio and X a great way
to stay connected to her thanks to the text from
Sergio Sanchez, the amazing broadcaster at KUURV in McAllen. He
was texting about how stupid the grocery stores are by
mamdami in New York because margin's for a grocery store
like five percent and mcdamie is selling all of his
stuck at stuff at twenty percent less than whatever the
list price is at other grocery stores in New York.
Communism very much alive and well scarily in New York City.
Thanks to Sergia for listening to the show, a awesome
affiliate of the Danish show as well other stories I
saw out there. An AI version of an actress took
her job. This isn't like a famous person or a
big movie that you and I would notice it in.
Speaker 1: She was in some sort of like short film thing that.
Speaker 2: Was on some website as basically like a YouTube reel,
one of those overly acted dramatic things. I guess it
even had like a cancer diagnosis storyline. But anyway, she
saw the reel a couple months after she made it,
and it was not her. It was an AI version
of her that was younger and hotter, is what some
described it as, but basically doing the same thing, same motions,
same acting. This would be terrifying to anybody in the
world of acting seeing this happen, because those little gigs
that might be putting some amount of food on the
table for you, if this is the profession you're chasing,
are going to start to go away and just be
stolen by artificial intelligence. Speaking of AI, there's also a
story about a professor. This is at Alkhorn State University,
a history teacher who put an invisible AI prompt into
his midterm exam that people did at home, which I
thought was incredible. Apparently you don't notice it in the
reading of the question, but AI does.
Speaker 1: An AI would.
Speaker 2: Answer with a specific thing for anyone who just fed
the midterm into artificial intelligence and had all the answers
pumped out and turned it in. He caught thirty two
of his students cheating because of the invisible AI prompt,
and hopefully has created an avenue for more teachers to
do more of the same to demonstrate that AI is
actually doing a whole lot of this homework and people
are learning nothing, which is even worse than before when
they were learning very little.
Speaker 1: In higher education and mostly being brainwashed. Now they're just
being brainwashed without and getting any education. So that seems
uniquely bad.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break, more about doctor Anthony Fauci coming
up in a bit.
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Speaker 2: My name is Craig Collins, filling in, thrilled to be
with you. A bunch of stuff out there to talk about.
One of those things is that Zorn Mumdamie sucks. I
think that's the right way to say. It's he has
launched grocery stores that will undercut other grocery stores by
thirty percent because they're government funded in New York.
Speaker 1: He's very proud of this. This is just.
Speaker 2: Communism, like that's just all it is. It's not a
nuanced version of it. There's it's not fair to the
grocery stores that cannot charge that low of a price
because they, unlike the government, care about making and protecting money.
They can't just throw all of it into the trash
if that's how they feel. But we'll get to that
in a second, because first I do want to play
some of the clips from the Biden tapes that are
out there. President Biden did an interview, sit down, whatever
with a ghostwriter that took like over one hundred hours.
This was a collection of phone calls for his book.
The ghostwriter's name is Mark, and so Mark is just
listening to the former vice president before he's even elected
to be the auto pen in chief, to get a
book going. And Biden demonstrates how much his brain is
already mush multiple times throughout these tapes. I can play
some of that, but it's really just sort of disturbing
and awful to hear him not remember things, not have
a basic grasp of certain dates that you'd think he'd know,
and things that wound up being a big part of
him not actually being even attempted to be tried for
having classified.
Speaker 1: Documents he shouldn't have had.
Speaker 2: The assessment by the special investigators at the time was that,
you know, he was old and basically senile, and so
a jury hearing him talk would feel compassionate toward him,
and how little his brain seemed to work and he
was still in the office of president. That like that
was crazy to me when the special counsel came out
and said, you know, Joe Biden is an old man
with a mush brain. And of course the Democrats defended
it and said it was horrible and political theater, but
it seems entirely true, and he still didn't get removed
from that office, he finished a term in which he
probably started incapable of thinking. But anyway, here's part of
the information that people are absolutely correctly responding to. All
the times he admits to his ghost writer he had
a bunch of classified documents, and even one of these
clips where he refuses to give them back or he
didn't want to be caught with them. He knew that
he shouldn't have them and didn't seem to care.
Speaker 9: Here we Go was hi early on in nine. I
just found all the classified stuff downstairs.
Speaker 1: He just found all the classified stuff downstairs that he
was looking for.
Speaker 2: It seems like he knew it was there. Here he
is even more talking about the next thing I have
here is classified, and.
Speaker 9: Then last thing we have here is.
Speaker 2: This, says ghost I'm just going to tell you about it. It
doesn't matter. You're a ghostwriter for a book and I
want to make money. This is how we as politicians
make money forever off of our political careers.
Speaker 1: We signed sham book deals.
Speaker 2: I don't even know why they write the books, to
be honest, half of the book could just be blank pages.
Speaker 1: They don't care.
Speaker 2: They get a bunch of money even if no one
buys it, but this is as damaging as it gets.
We have to be thankful to the Heritage Foundation for
being the ones that brought Biden to court and font.
Speaker 1: To have this stuff released because it is damaging.
Speaker 2: Probably the most interesting audio though, and it's cut out
a lot. I was thinking about just jumping ahead, but
I'm going to play it because names are redacted, and
I think I can guess one of the names that
might be said multiple times here. But Biden's talking about
documents he has that he claims are gray area, but
they're definitely just classified stuff, and how he didn't want
to give him back again. There's going to be multiple
moments of dead air because they cut out the names
that Biden was saying. But I'm very curious if any
of them are Barack Whussein Obama name being mentioned.
Speaker 9: Here we go, I'm told by I guess you check
with you in order for me to get my get
all those presidential notes I had from lunch, the lunch
and meetings.
Speaker 3: I have to go to.
Speaker 2: Just bleeping out all the stuff we want to hear.
Come on, guys, he's got to go. Where where does
he have to go?
Speaker 1: Okay, find uh get him on the Stone, can we
talk to Barack. I really feel like that's what be saying. Anyway,
that's probably.
Speaker 4: Something that goes to the presidential papers.
Speaker 9: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: It was in betweet if I didn't want to turn
the man.
Speaker 1: I really didn't want to turn him in.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing of substance that we actually get
from this audio, aside of all the drop names.
Speaker 4: I don't think so it was in betweet if I.
Speaker 8: Didn't want to.
Speaker 2: I really don't want to turn this stuff in. I
don't want to give this to anybody, even though it's
illegal for me to have it, and I never should
have left whatever place I was looking at it with it.
And at the time, I'm not the president, I'm the
vice president, so I can't even declassify this stuff.
Speaker 1: If that's the road I want to pretend, I went
to go ahead and take it home like I should
not have it at all. It's just crazy.
Speaker 2: But it demonstrates the thing that President Trump said multiple
times well his home was being raided by the FEDS,
is that a lot of presidents ex presidents have a
crap ton of classified documents. Almost all of it is
insignificant to you, to me, to anybody, because a lot
of it's just communication with world leaders.
Speaker 1: They're proud they have now.
Speaker 2: Granted, there's going to be stuff that does matter that
probably shouldn't be out there in the ether, but at
least as president, you could have declassified it and kept it,
which I think President Trump will do this time around.
Any document he wants to cleep keep declassified is the
road he'll go. But unless like, it's just crazy to
watch this once again play out once again, be kind
of the backdrop of the stupidity of these kind of
discussions and things that we see so very often because
of how well darn it horrible, they all seem to
be all right other things out there. As I said,
Madamie very proud of his grocery stores, let's hip play
in a couple pieces of audio there.
Speaker 6: Here's how it will work. Once a month, our five
city run grocery stores will set prices for this core
set of goods at thirty percent below typical retail prices,
no exceptions, no gimmicks. The savings will last for the
entire month. That means no weekly fluctuations nor sticker shock
at the checkout line.
Speaker 2: This means essentially that companies that are not. The government
cannot compete with us, that's what he's saying. They can't
do it if prices go up or down for the
goods that we've priced thirty percent below a retail prices
at the beginning of the month. We don't care about
losing money because we want to own this industry and
then eventually gouge everybody for ridiculous, ridiculous amounts of money
after all the other companies are out of business, Like,
everything about this is horrible, even if you are as
shortsighted as some will be to hear cheaper groceries and
decide you want that to be like, oh, yeah, I
want that. That sounds great to me. It's not going
to be great. And I bet you the selection of
items is going to be terrible as well. And I'm
assuming at some point in the next few months we'll
also hear stories about a whole bunch of expired products
still on the shelves at government run grocery stores. They
don't run anything well, they're not going to run this well.
And yet it's crazy to see Momdami standing there in
front of all of these goods with the giant reduced
thirty percent price of banners. But I'll say one last
thing about this. I wouldn't blame someone who's in a
situation where they're struggling to get by, who would be
excited about paying thirty percent.
Speaker 1: Less for food.
Speaker 2: But this is how they get you, is what I
would say in response to that, Like Io, I wouldn't
blame you for going into that store and saving your money,
But I do think that this could be upending one
of the most important aspects of what makes our country
so great. It's obviously doing that because it'll put mom
and pop shops out of business first, and then it'll
come for the bigger players as it continues to grow.
If it does grow, because they don't care about losing
your money and they have other ways to take it.
The other ways that they can just get your money
back is to tell you when they lost a whole
bunch on the grocery stores, they just need more tax
money so they do recoup their costs. They just do
it differently, and people need to understand that. It sounds
like a dollar store canned food section. That's from Sergio Sanchez.
I just got another text from him, and that's hilarious. Yeah,
it sounds horrible, is what it sounds like. And it's
going to be run poorly. We all know that too.
Probably the people who work they are gonna get paid
terrible amounts of money. Zornmmdami was also asked another question
while he was touting his fancy grocery stores and how
proud he was of the ridiculous savings you can have
on them, and.
Speaker 1: This seemed bad.
Speaker 2: Essentially a lot of people would rather not have him
at the nine to eleven memorial service because he's a
pile of crap who blames the wrong people for a
lot of bad things that happen in our society. So
there's many people who would be mourning their friends, their
family members, survivors, themselves, first responders who would rather have
them skip it. And maybe not just because all of
them disagree with him, Maybe some just don't want political
positions infused into something important at remembering people that are lost,
and all the way in July now we're already talking
about this kind of idea, and Mamdonnie's response to the
people who were harmed by nine to eleven might not
want you around is as elitist and crap as you
can possibly expect it to be.
Speaker 10: A number of people who are survivors of nine to
eleven are calling on you not to go to nine
to eleven memorial services. I wonder how you feel about
the fact that they're trying to keep you away.
Speaker 8: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first
responders forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by standing
alongside them at this year's nine to eleven commemoration.
Speaker 2: Can you actually envision this, because it sounds like it's
going to happen people who don't want you there, and
you force yourself to stand next to them, and they're
already people who are involved connected to one of the
most horrific tragedies, most horrific terrorist attacks that happened in
the history of this country, like one one that most
of us remember and remember where you were and what happened.
It's surreal to hear him say that he would force
himself into a room around people that he should be
nowhere near if they don't want him anywhere near them.
That basic level of respect for people who went through
something horrific along with the rest of the country, but
who actually have a deeper and closer connection to it
than the rest of us do.
Speaker 1: How dare he say He's going to go no matter what?
It makes no sense to me.
Speaker 2: I think a more valuable version of an answer from
an actual human being and not a piece of crap,
would have been I'm going to invite those individuals to
speak directly to me and tell me why they feel
the way they do. And if I understand them, which
you should, because they're they're potentially talking to you. Maybe
they don't even want to take him up on this offer.
But if he were to have some sort of correspondence
with them and deeply understand their concern, you then don't go.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing you do. You also choose not
to attend.
Speaker 2: You don't say I'm going to go no matter what,
and I don't even care what they're saying, which is
what he said there.
Speaker 1: That was his answer to said question, all.
Speaker 2: Right, we're going to take a break. A lot coming up,
less and less time to do it. Craig Collins filling
in on the Danish show.
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Speaker 1: It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida. That's right, It's time for Florida.
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going on with the very fancy and awesome Dana Lash.
A guy broke into a house in Florida, in South
Florida to make a margarita, was what he said. A
guy in Jupiter, Florida was actually arrested after police found
him walking outside of a home he had just broken into.
His name is Jeffrey. He is thirty. I guess the
person who owned the house had their dogs wake them up.
A woman at six thirty in the morning, she goes
downstairs to see a dude wrapped in a towel. At
least a towel all around his face. And as soon
as she sees him and she's got a gun, the
dude's like, my bad, and he left. He jumped over
a fence and got out of the home. But I
guess not out of the neighborhood. When she walked into
her kitchen, she saw vodka, tequila, a few other things out,
a lime that had been cut, a knife that was
sitting on the counter. The guy really was just making
a margarita in somebody's house that's not his. That's a
crime that gets arrested no matter where you are, no
matter what you're doing. So that guy definitely in a
lot of trouble. Another Florida man. This guy was in
Edgewater area, twenty year old guy. He was making crazy
terroristic threats about a bridge, the South Causeway Bridge, apparently
talking to at least one other person who told the
cops about this. He was making reference to how you
shouldn't go on that bridge anytime soon. He'll explain himself
to the Feds if he has to, haha. But there's
a plan in the works. Apparently this guy was at
least contemplating blowing up the bridge. He and somebody else
were investigated by the FBI in twenty twenty five for
also making crazy terrorist like threats, this time more than
just investigation. The guy was booked and put in jail
for making a written threat to commit a terrorist act.
Some of his communications were via text so that stuff
can be turned over to the authorities. And then one
final crazy Florida man story that I saw a South
Florida guy facing multiple charges after deputies say he led
law enforcement on a high speed chase through the Florida Keys.
The guy was driving at speeds of more than one
hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 1: Forty one year old Harold Walker is the guy's name.
Speaker 2: He was arrested after deputies attempted to stop a Dodge
truck for speeding.
Speaker 1: And then you run away. I never understand the runaway part.
Speaker 2: It's just kind of insane and obvious and the kind
of thing that happens all the time in this world,
and it doesn't really ever work, Like no one ever succeeds.
I don't think I see a lot of stories, and
maybe that's because they wouldn't promote them. I don't know,
But like in the society we live in now, I
don't think it's easy to run from the cops. And
to be honest with you, I remember talking to somebody
about generations of yesteryear where it happened more often. I
know a guy who's in his sixties now that was
living in a small town as a twenty something or
even a teenager that regularly would outrun the cops when
they were chasing him and his friends for joy riding
around town. That doesn't feel like that's really a thing anymore.
And so forty one year old Harold Walker learned the
hard way that you shouldn't do this. You should not
run from the authorities. I don't think he even gave
a reason, no making a margarita, No I have to
go to the bathroom. That you often see in stories
like this, just a dude being an absolute moron at
three am that thinks it's somehow going to work out
for him. This is a PSA from this show, from
the Dana Show. Do not run from the cops. It's
very simple. I think we can all follow it. No
matter how fancy or lack thereof of a vehicle you have.
Do not run from the cops. All right, quick break
a lot more. Craig Collins filling in on the Dana Show.
Speaker 1: This is the Dana Show.
Speaker 2: My name is Craig Collins, filling in at d LASH,
Dana Lash Radio and X A great way to stay
connected to her at Radio Craig c. If you want
to see some of the dumb stuff I share very
infrequently on social media. I have competing sports calls that
I really love. One happened last night at a Detroit
Tigers game. They were playing I think it was the Orioles,
and a squirrel got loose in the field and it
was hilarious to watch. The biggest reason it was hilarious
to watch Tiger's not so great this year. It seems
the best athlete in Detroit might be a squirrel as
far as speed goes. And then the other clip I
have is a very heavy Irish accented to people calling
a soccer match where apparently Ireland won for the first
time in seventy five years.
Speaker 1: So that also it's a little hard to understand.
Speaker 2: At the beginning even though they are speaking English because
they have very thick accents. But I'll let you decide
which of these two is the better call and the
better situation. Let's do squirrel first at Comerca.
Speaker 8: The chase for the squirrel is on, and the squirrel
is in the corner, and the squirrel is still eluding an.
Speaker 5: Entire horde of grounds crew members. Head the squirrels three
once again. No, I won't be hemmed in. I have
freedom on my mind, trying to go.
Speaker 4: Between the legs, and eventually.
Speaker 2: He gets away again, head hops through the towel, head
hops through another towe.
Speaker 1: It just kept going.
Speaker 2: By the way, the guy the squirrel stayed loose for
a while seemed to captivate the audience. At some point,
I think even a guy dressed up as a Tiger's
mascot put free the squirrel on a sign and went
viral that that's hilarious. So that's option one, the squirrel
call at the Tigers game. Option two, as I said,
is two very Irish broadcasters talking about the All Ireland
Senior Soccer Championship, a thing they have not won in
seventy five years.
Speaker 1: And at the beginning, if you can't understand.
Speaker 2: They're saying stuff like get it out of there, get
it out of there, as they're about to win the game,
match whatever you call it.
Speaker 1: In the world of soccer, I think this is pretty
hilarious too, het there, get it out of there.
Speaker 5: They have been loose.
Speaker 1: Seconds to go, We're to.
Speaker 8: Do Tommy.
Speaker 5: Tommy Toddy right, oh my god?
Speaker 1: Seconds?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 2: So I assume that if you're gonna pick the soccer call,
it's because of the ridiculous amount of energy that exists
in that thing, like those two individuals do not care
that their microphones cannot handle the volume to which they're
screaming and yelling. If you're gonna pick the squirrel call,
it's because of the nuance of it being hilarious that
the squirrel is loose. And then a play by play
guy decided to do uh, the moment by moment discussion
of it.
Speaker 1: But that's up to you.
Speaker 2: I can't tell you which one I thought was better,
because they're both amazing, but I'd love people to tell us.
You can send it to social media at radio craigcy
On on x on Facebook wherever, or at d Lash
Dana Lash Radio, and then she'll be very confused when
she's back tomorrow why people are telling her the Irish.
Speaker 1: Sports call was better or worse than the squirrel sports call.
But they're both. They're fantastic, so way to go. Job
well done all around.
Speaker 2: I wish I had that level of excitement that these
Irish broadcasters do when they're calling a senior soccer championship,
but I do not, at least in that world. Maybe
I will someday. Quick break a lot more. Craig Allen's
filling in on the Dana Show.
Speaker 4: And now all of the news you would probably miss.
Speaker 1: It's time for Dana's Quick five. That's right, It's time
for quick five on the Dana Show.
Speaker 2: D Lash, Dana Lash Radio and x A great ways
to stay connected to her at radio. Craigc if you
want to follow me. For some reason, Jamie Raskin is
calling for an investigation into the relationship between FIFA President
Gianni in Fontino and President Trump, which is the dumbest
thing I've seen in a while. I don't know why
people care so much no matter what their relationship is.
President Trump did successfully ask FIFA to reconsider a red card,
and then the United States soccer team got the crap
kicked out of them anyway, so I don't know why
any of this smatters, And honestly, the United States as
a whole should be grateful that the president tried to
make the fight a little bit better from our soccer
team compared to one of the elite teams in the world,
and it definitely still was not.
Speaker 1: So, of course, the Democrats go on that road. For
some dumb reason.
Speaker 2: Singles are so burned out they're letting spreadsheets evaluate if
their dates went well.
Speaker 1: I saw this story and I was kind of confused.
Apparently people go home, fill out all the data of
the date into a spreadsheet and then see if they
have enough pros and a very few cons before they
decide they're going to go on a date again. So
it's not you see someone.
Speaker 2: You talk to them, you have some sort of gut
feeling as to whether or not you like them, and
then maybe you get to know them more. Not en all,
you got to crunch the numbers. Apparently, if you're a
young person in the dating world, every time I see
a dating story, I am thrilled that I'm married. Seems
horrible to be out there in the dating world. No judgment,
sorry for anybody who's out there, but this seems terrible,
but good luck.
Speaker 1: Hopefully the spreadsheet goes well for you. If you're dating
someone for whatever reason, you're trying.
Speaker 2: To make it work. I would just give up on
those people. There's got to be somebody out there who's
not spreadsheeting this stuff. There has to be Would you
pick fifty thousand dollars instantly or a coin flip for
a million dollars is a question that was being asked online.
A surprising amount of people said that they would just
take the fifty grand and go with that. Sixty five
percent of people, in fact, twenty five said they'd flip
the coin, and then some didn't seem to know what
they would do, which I always find hilarious. He asked
some people a question, They're like, well, I don't know,
I'd do something. I'd go coin flip. Baby, it's a
million dollars. It is quite a bit more than the
fifty thousand, and he got a decent shot of getting it,
so that's way better than any kind of lottery quick
break a lot more.
Speaker 1: Craig Collins filling in on The Dana Show