Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Bazzo. Obviously reporters are you know, clamoring
for that sit down, but it's also been a line
of attack from Trump. Today you sent out a campaign
email underlining it's been thirty seven days since by exited
the race in still o'harris interview. To be clear, she
has taken questions from the press, just not even lengthy
televies sit down. Does this really think Bosle matter to
anyone of.
Speaker 2: I don't know where he's getting the idea that she
took questions from the press, And my god, I'm going
to murder myself if I have to sit here and
listen to like weeks of this going into the election,
of these stooges going she's taken questions from the press, Yes,
she has. Geez. This is the stupidest election cycle that
we've ever had the misfortune of being alive during. And
I have never, without any shred of irony, without any
sense of facetiousness, have ever wanted a meteor to come
and obliterate this rock more than I do this election
cycle because it's ridiculous. And Kane agrees with me, even
though maybe not, and so strongly I relate.
Speaker 3: I relate strongly to you, you know, because.
Speaker 2: It's every day we hear these stooges and I'm like,
what in the world are you talking about. She's never
every hour, it's every you can't get away from it.
And they're saying, well, she's answered some questions. I heard
someone say, well, she you know, when she gets off
the plane, you know, she might answer some of the reporters,
So don't act like she's not talking to the press.
And I'm sitting here thinking, well, that's not that's not
what we're talking about. And you guys know that's not
what we're talking about. We're talking about like actual sit down,
you know, discussion stuff, and you know, who the hell
that's not That's totally not at all what we're getting at.
So I, you know, I don't know what. I don't
know what the damage is, but it's it's kind of
insane at this point. But that is the that's the
the the latest spin that they have. Well, she's taking
some questions, she's taking Oh she hasn't. She hasn't said anything.
She hasn't taken anything with it either, So no, no, no, no,
you can't say that. You can't say it, all right,
so welcome to the program. Dana lash with you. We're
at the top of this first hour here and help
us all. Do you guys know what this is gonna
be like as we actually are in November, as we
get closer to November, it's gonna get worse. It's gonna
get worse. It's gonna get worse and worse and worse.
I'm looking at these, uh, these headlines. Now they're really
trying to defend a candidate that they hated. That's what
makes me, I think even matter because they hated her
until literally like a second ago. They hated her. They
did not like Kamala Harris, the media didn't like her,
Democrats didn't like her, no one liked her. And then
now now, oh well you know she's uh, it's going forward.
It's it's a joy. You realize that forward joy is
just hope and change. They just redid it, that's all
it is. It's so lame. They just redid it. I
mean they didn't even really bother like changing all that
much with it. They just decide, you know, well, let's
just go with it. We'll just go with this. It's
the same thing. So some of the latest they're trying
to get it here for her. The fact that so
here's this political piece, it says playbook inside Harris is
big interview decision. And I was reading this and it
seems like there's a lot of consternation in her campus too.
Should she do a bigger sit down? Should she not
do a bigger sit down? The fact that they're debating
this so much shows that they have zero confidence in her.
That her own side is debating this as much as
they are shows that there is zero confidence in Kamala
Harris from the left, from the left, this is even
having anything to do with the right. This is all
the left. They have zero confidence in her. And I
think that's pretty evident. I mean, it's just it's it's
incredibly evident. So they've her staff has been calling and
and kind of taking the temperature of certain reporters. Who
should she talk to? They say, behind the scenes, TV
producers from big name anchors have been calling the campaign
to pitch their talent as the person she has to
do it with. Well, that's you know, that's part of
the course. I don't doubt that at all. She's had
a very light schedule, and they said that she's been
trying to map out a media strategy. How long does
it take you to map out a media strategy, doesn't
matter how good the people around you are. If you're
just heinous, I mean, it's it's just I mean, I'm
just looking at this. This is a no confidence in
this candidate. So they're they're trying to the campaign is
trying to look around for some friendly, you know, friendly people,
who can we talk to. Who are some friendlies that
we can talk to and do this with? Who are
some friendlies? Her staff has been kind of putting the
feelers out. Who's going to because even if they're on
the left, it doesn't necessarily mean that, you know, she's
got it locked up. It doesn't mean that they're gonna
it's gonna be all softballs. They need someone to ask
her softballs. They need somebody to ask her to just
do like basic, nothing tough, nothing too hard, nothing too difficult,
just some basic stuff. That's what they need, and they're
feeling around for it. That is a candidate that is
not ready for prime time. Now, this is where it
gets even crazy or Axios has this piece, and of
course it's campaign sources say Harris flip flops on building
the border wall. So now apparently she's pledging to spend
hundreds of millions of dollars on the wall along the
southern border. Now I found a tweet from hers. I
don't know if you saw, but I did find a tweet,
because there's always a tweet. This was back in twenty
seventeen where she had said Trump's border wall is just
a stupid use of money. I will block any funding
for it. And now she's like, huh, maybe that force
multiplier border patrol has been talking about maybe actually does something.
So she's planning on spending hundreds of millions of dollars
on this. It's making some of the left mad. Some
of the left has been wanting Democrats to do something
about the border issue. So now it looks like Axios
is saying it's her flip flopping on Medicare for all
in Franky. Here's the problem. When you come out and
your campaigning as a substitute candidate and you've just you
have mere weeks to define yourself before the election, the
issue what ends up happening is that you have to
run so fast to the middle that it makes you
look ridiculous all your positions. It looks like you're it
looks like she abandoning the left, which she is. But
she's not doing it because she means it. She's not
doing it because she's going to keep to some sort
of moderate position when if you know, god forbid, she's elected.
It just means that that's what she's doing right now
to a stage. A lot of the moderate Democrats that
do by and large make up a more significant portion
of the party than the super victriolic left the Marxists.
But the Marxists have all the power because they're the
ones who do all the nonsense. So but she's she
has to run to the middle faster, So it's not
a it's not a gradual move to the middle. She
has to race to the middle. And that's why it's
so stark. That's why it's so obvious that she's waffling
on these issues, whether it's fracking, whether it's the gun confiscation,
the mandatory gun confiscation. Because I don't use stupid make
believe words like buyback, just like I don't believe that
dudes can lop off their male copulatory organs and become broads.
I also don't believe in things like buy back guns
from the government because it's not that's not a real thing.
She doesn't know she does, and she's like going for
medicare for all, fracking now, the border wall, now, the
border wall. And she had said that she would sign,
she was talking during the DNC that she would sign
this bipartisan border security bill, and they were an axis
repeats this thing which they said Trump ordered his allies
to kill. He actually didn't. And that's one of the
reasons why there were some border hawks on the right
that we're mad at Trump. It's like, sometimes the media
is so stupid. Instead of seizing on these court issues
that could actually do more damage to divide the right,
the media just glosses over it and they're like, oh, well,
he was telling everyone to kill the bill, and they
don't even touch back on the division and then back
and forth that it's kind of dumb. I mean, if
I were on the left, that's how I would try
to That's how I would try to break apart the right.
But they're not smart enough to do this. So she's
saying that she wants an actual border wall now because
the border issue is one that is going to hurt her,
which is why they're going to try to make everything
about abortion and help me, I swear to you if
I have to keep here, that is a message all
the way going through November. So called it an American
So I guess now she's supporting an un American issue.
That's what it seems like. That's what seems to me.
So now she's she's I guess, you know, she's about
supporting that border, supporting the border wall. We'll see they're
still arguing back and forth over this debate, so that
might not it might not even be something that they
actually get to discuss because it doesn't I mean, who knows.
They may they may not actually come to an agreement
on this. So we're gonna go back to this because
she's she's waffling more than mitt Romney did in twenty twelve,
way more. I can't even believe I'm saying that, because
I thought Mitt Romney had the was just the king
of waffling, But she seems to be beating him. So
they're they're trying to find a friendly in the press
to pitch her to. In the meantime, we've got this
bubbling up NBC families that have have entered the country
illegally are now trying to sue over this Parole in
Place program. It is legal relief that apparently goes to
half a million of people who are in the country illegally.
I don't use the phrase undocumented because that's a make
believe term. That's like me going into store and stealing
a product, and then when I'm asked whether or not
I can provide a receipt, I just can say it's
an undocumented purchase. We don't say stupid words like that
because we're grown ass people on this program. So you
may forgive me if I pause from time to time
to verbally edit a dumb story written by a half wit,
whether it's over at NBC or ABC or CBS. So
it's a group of illegal immigrants in their families seeking
to intervene in federal court. They want to defend reports
INBC a new Biden administration program from a lawsuit by
sixteen Republican led states. It's the quote unquote keeping families together,
as though it's the United States that tore them apart
by forcing them over the border illegally in the first place.
It's the Parole in Place and it's for people who
want to they want to fast track to permanent residency.
And the lawsuits led by ag Texas A g. Ken
Paxton that was filed on Friday last Friday seeking to
end the program. So they have six people who are
in the country illegally who stand to benefit, who are
filing motions which I just don't see how you have
any kind of legal standing in this nation when you
are not in here legally. You see what I mean,
If you have not entered the country illegally, you have
zero legal standing in this nation. Just like if I
were to illegally enter any other country on God's green Earth,
I would not be given the same legal standing as
someone who is a citizen there or someone who entered
the correct way, the lawful way. So they've got all
these nonprofit groups that are that are helping and this
one person, Fote Terray, was one of the illegal immigrants
trying to intervene in the case. And this is what
gets me. Terray was brought now, Terrey was brought from
the doesn't say how old he is now. He came
as a kid from Sierra Leone, So he was brought
illegally to the United States as a child, and he
is now a lawyer working for a prosecutor, and he says,
you know, he's like that, It's absurd to me why
Texas would bring a lawsuit that's tearing my family apart.
What's absurd to me is why this lazy a double
snakes who has been in the country, you know, illegally
for this damn long. He apparently was able to file
to go to college. He was apparently able to file
to go to work for this Philadelphia DA, He was
apparently able to file to get married, He was apparently
able to file and do every other legal bit of
paperwork when he had a child and everything else. But
he couldn't prevail upon himself to file to become a
legal citizen of the United States, particularly when you had
an agreement under Obama that allowed people who are brought
here as children to not be deported so long as
they were going through the legal process of staying here legally,
i e. Dreamers. Where all that came from. It's not
the United States' problem that phote Terre is a welfare glorified,
welfare lazy ass illegal immigrant who busted into this country
and wants to blame everyone else for his problems. Take
some responsibility. You've been here this entire time. You've been
able to fill out all of these other applications and
do everything else, but you have never taken it upon
yourself to file the proper paperwork to start the process
to become a legal citizen, even when we had existing
laws in this country that protected people just like him
against being deported, so long as he filled it out
and was undergoing the process. Why are you so much
more special than all of the other people that come
into this country and do it the right way? Why
does phote terray? Is it because he's from Sierra Leone?
Is it because he kisses? Democrat? Asks? What is it?
Why is he so much more special er than everyone
else who comes into this country. I'm so tired of
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Speaker 6: No, personally, I completely just a balance, separate and dither
my brother Bobby Kennedy and his flagrant and inexplicable effort to.
Speaker 2: Daddy crush to Daddy's memory. I just that's Kerry Kennedy,
and I just I think I would rather be driven
into a pond by Teddy Kennedy than have to listen
to one of these damn family members sit here and
just talk about gatekeeping the legacy that they didn't earn.
Welcome back to the program. It's You're living Daria Dana
Lash here with you. I'm serving you RBF in a
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Rumble where the discussion happens. And I am not held
responsible for any of the smart assidary that takes place
there if your feelings get hurt. So, uh, Caina and
I disagree on some things, and we're gonna just bring this.
I know, we got other meat and potatoes. Let me
lay it out before he eagerly decides to excitedly.
Speaker 7: Interrupt out half position, and then yeah, we'll go from there.
Speaker 2: Okay, So first and foremost, you guys know me, I
pretty much hate every politician. There are some that I
would maybe consider throwing a life raft too if they
were drowning. And you guys think I'm joking, and I
mean it applies to everyone, every single one, without exception.
There are some that I'm like, Okay, I like this person.
I could I could see, I can vote for this person,
I can support this person, or I think this person's good.
But and large, I just don't like them because they're weird.
Politicians are weird people. You never know when you're talking
to them what you're getting. I mean, they're they're really
nice to you, and you're like, no one's that nice.
This is what I think. I'm like, you must be
if you're really nice. When I first meet you, I
immediately assume you're a serial killer. I can't help it.
I am the most cynical person you will ever meet.
I am Mark Twain's disappointment.
Speaker 3: So but you are. I've met a lot of people,
and you are literally the most.
Speaker 2: So I'm just realistic. I don't look at it as
being cynical. I am practical. That's how I look at it.
Cynicism is a pejorative. I am practical. So applying that
context to this conversation, I am all about coalition building.
I don't like to use the phrase big tint because
big tint almost intimates that we're also stop interjecting, so
help me, so help me.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, when we had this discussion.
Speaker 2: I'm getting to it. I'm not there yet.
Speaker 3: You didn't preface it with anything you just now said, but.
Speaker 2: Because we were going back and forth, now I'm talking
about it in a segment. Are you gonna be all
right over there? King? Okay? So I like coalitions, and
I understand the need of coalitions. I have talked about
it enough methinks. Okay, So I get coalitions. What I
don't like is the hyperventilating standing fanboying over certain political figures. Right,
And I'm sorry, rf K Junior is one of them.
I don't I get that people are very excited that
he's going on the campaign tribal Trump. That's great, But
I've been seeing people share memes like it's the Justice
League and it's like him and Tulca Gabbard and all
this other stuff. I'm like, why is everybody now acting
like rf K Junior is the second coming of Raking Jesus?
Why is this?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 2: Why? This is a guy. I'm gonna be really honest,
and if you get mad at me, I don't care.
Let smod come. This is a guy who's accused of
driving his first wife to suicide. It's a guy whoai
he's like jail, climate change denials, he's a weird guy
on gun control. I'm all fine with coalition building, but
stop trying to be like this guy should be.
Speaker 7: In charge of the CIA, this guy should be in
charge of the perm of the Treasury. What where on earth?
Why are you letting him into the strategy room?
Speaker 2: Stop I'm just making that part of but CI and
all this like, let's put him apart, let's put him
on the cabinet. No, no, no, hold that, hold hold up.
I like the coalition, but I will gate keep like
an alphabet person. I was gonna say him, you know
what I mean, I will gate keep so hard about
letting somebody into the strategy room doesn't mean you sit
on the war Council. You know what I'm saying, case like, well,
he's had a he's he's he's had a change of heart.
Speaker 3: Why don't you let me say what I was saying?
Speaker 2: Go ahead, just as much as a parle, just.
Speaker 3: So people know you. You just made the whole argument
that you made in our in our discussion. Uh right then,
just right now, you get got to the end of
it without even saying how we got to tell people
how we got there, how we got there. So we're
in break commercials are playing and Dana's like, why the
hell do people keep filating this dude online? And I'm like,
what are you what? What the what do you mean? Like, Oh,
I'm just so sick of how people do all this.
And I'm like, listen, people are excited. I get somebody
on the left woke.
Speaker 2: But they're saying that he needs to be in the
cabinet and he should be leading departments.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, what they can say all that that
they want what we What we know as far as
his involvement with the Trump campaign is he's not going
to be in charge of making policy or anything like that.
He actually might be in charge of.
Speaker 2: You you have assurances of that, No, we don't have any.
Speaker 3: Do you have any assurances of anything in the future.
Speaker 2: No, of course not except maybe we'll get excited.
Speaker 3: By the concept. He lived his entire life believing Republicans
were the oppressors. He now has woken up and seen
that the Democrat he said, so, so he loves he
said as much. Do you think he just went out
there now loves he faked going against Democrats?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think he saw that a presidential
candidate like gosh shot and was like, well, damn.
Speaker 3: Hold on, is he in a position to make policy
on taking guns away? And will he ever be in
a position?
Speaker 2: Well, if he's a part of the cabinet, I mean,
who knows, if he's actually gets a department position somewhere.
Speaker 3: Who knows right? And who would raise their hand as
a Republican and agree with that? Nobody?
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Really? I've
watched them melt over this issue on stage. I watched
them melt in debates. I've watched them do oh okay,
let's not do that.
Speaker 3: What do you mean, melt in the in favor of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think. I think if it's popular, I
think if some Republicans, I think about fifty Republicans fifty
percent if not right, I think if enough of them
thought it was popular enough, they'd be for it, because
they love popularity more than they love right. But but
I know what you're saying. You're like, oh, he's got
he's had like a you know, a change of heart.
That all may be well and good. But on the
court issues like climate change and abortion and all this
other stuff, he hasn't changed. He just likes Trump. That's it, right.
Speaker 3: But I was saying, the people's excitement about him, it's
not necessarily filating him or anything like that. They realize
that somebody on the left is seeing it the way
they're seeing it. They're excited about that. And they see
also now that Telsey's joining up, that this is something
that the Democrats have gone too far, that they're forcing
Democrats to join up.
Speaker 2: I just think it's funny that this guy who's been
a lifelong Republican or Democrat is like, can you believe
that Democrats are jerk houses? And we're like, yeah, what
do you think we've been saying for the path, like
how many decades?
Speaker 3: Like finally welcome instead you like, But that.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean I'm going to be like now Corman Shood
on our war Council and let's make decisions about the future.
I'm not going to do that. That's where I have
the line.
Speaker 3: But to act like he has no other value than
just liking Trump is selling up a bit. Sure.
Speaker 2: The only way I value him is if he can
bring votes in, and then after that I want the
votes that he would bring in and then stay out
of it.
Speaker 3: We have to wait till November to see how that goes.
Speaker 2: When it comes to driving the ship, my coalition only
goes so far. I'm not even gonna front on that. Like,
my coalition goes so far.
Speaker 3: I get it. Yeah, but people, I'm just explaining why
people are excited about the concept.
Speaker 2: You realize too, that this is a problem that the
right has. If they see one person that's influential that
agrees with that, they're like, we're gonna crown him Jesus Reagan.
Speaker 3: We love him nobody's crowning him Jesus Reagan. They're just
excited and expressing that excitement. I know you're all anti
happiness and everything.
Speaker 2: But not anti happiness, you're anti joy. I guess I'm
a practical person. I feel like I'm the only one
who sees the matrix here right now.
Speaker 3: But this is how I mean. People are excited. You're
seeing people excited. Sometimes people get crazy with the excitement.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they say, it's still crazy with my excitement too.
Sometimes I smile.
Speaker 3: Your RBF, THO is really strong. It is really strong.
Speaker 2: That's why I tell people. I'm like, I could never
do plastic surgery or like freeze my face because everyone
think I'd hate them all the time. Like, I could
never do that because the RBF is so strong. I've
got to constantly like pull my eyebrows up to my scalp.
Speaker 3: There are people excited about it.
Speaker 2: That's the point is I get it.
Speaker 3: And you know, you don't have to kill their happiness. Enjoy.
Speaker 2: I'm not killing anyone's happiness.
Speaker 3: You don't have to step on their parade.
Speaker 2: Queen. I'm watching Real Housewives of Caine over here at
the world. You don't have to kill my happiness. You
don't have to murder my job.
Speaker 3: But you're you're mistaking excitement for like fealty or something.
Speaker 2: No, I'm mistaking seeing means of justice. League and people
who go on Fox say he should be in a
cabinet position, and I'm like, what, that's my that's that's
that's a little bit more. I mean, these are serious people.
Speaker 3: They're saying this voice is awesome.
Speaker 2: But you guys get it though, now see you see
my Yeah.
Speaker 3: So it's not like we disagree.
Speaker 2: It makes a good point. Hold on, hold on because
she and this is what I mentioned to you. She
comes back to the vaccines. We agreed on the Rona vaccine,
and that's kind of what started all of it. Because
the left is so high mind. The left loses their
back end if they think that one of the people
on the left is just wait a minute, you disagree
with one percent of our agenda. You are a trador.
Trader is going to trade. I look at it.
Speaker 3: If you remember three years ago and we we'd reached
out to the RFK team they originally agreed to come on,
and they were like, oh wait no, it was three
years ago. They were barely talking to anybody conservative at
that time. I see this as an exciting, nice evolution,
and I'm not taking it any farther than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I like that. You're very optimistic. I'm not.
I have been polluted by reality, Dear, I I don't.
I Look, if people want to start agreeing with me
on stuff, beautiful doesn't mean I'm letting you drive the car. Okay,
that's great if you agree with me, like Dana. You
know what, I also think that the station should only
be set on eighties. I agree with you that satellite
radio should only be on the eighties. I get at
the eighty station. I agree with you on that. But
you know all the other stuff, I'm like, Okay, that's great,
you can have some input on that, but you're not
driving the car. You don't get to say which road
we turn on. So just sit back there, don't backseat
drive and STFU. That's all. That's it. That's it. Gave
me some snacks, that's it. It's your sole responsibility in
the back seat is that you're the keeper of the snacks.
That's it. You don't even get to apportion them to me.
That's the fronts, that's the passenger that's the co pilot.
They get to help with the radio and the apportionment
of say you just hand it up to the front.
That's it, that's all you get. That's where I'm at, right,
So that's kind of how I view all this. Is
it mean I don't care. I'm a realist. I want
to win and I want to keep my freedoms in
as much original condition as the Founder's intended as possible.
And like I said, I'm all about coalition building, but
that doesn't mean I'm gonna let everybody in their damn
brother come sit on the War Council just not to
do it. And I think, you know, if some people
are agreeing with you on a couple of issues, that's great,
But on the big issues, like Tulsi Gabbertt, I don't
have anything against people. Always think I have something against politicians.
If I dislike you personally, you know I'm honest about it,
and I will just tell you because I don't care
about going to cocktail parties. They don't care about being
on the speaker circuit. I don't care. I don't have
to grift that way. I don't care. I just grift
by doing hard work, that's it. I don't care. But
I see, you know, like like we've invited Tulsi Gabrett
on the show before, she will not come on the show.
And that's fine. I'm never a jerk when anybody's on.
But I've always questioned the two a stuff. And I
read the post that she had up about where I
guess it's supposed to be sufficed to explain her change
on two ay, but it didn't really explain anything, and
it left. Actually now I got more questions, and I
started with and if people, I even if people want
to appear to agree with you because it is advantageous
to them at the time because they been canceled out
on their own side, I will take that and use
it if it means getting my agenda to go forward.
But when it comes to putting that person on the
war Council or making that person like a part of
the board of directors for the movement, that ain't happening.
Not gonna happen, because I think you've got to be
in it with the people in the principles enough for
you have to prove yourself and pay your dues by
showcasing that your beliefs are real. You know, you're not
just giving lip service to Second Amendment. You're not just
giving lip service to limited government like at you're actually
helping to elect candidates. And I've never seen any of
these cats work to help elect anybody but themselves. So
I don't think any jury would convict me on that front.
That's how I look at it. So when you put
in that effort, then maybe we'll go a little bit further.
But that's just kind of that's how I look at it.
And people are like, oh Na, no, your mean. Look,
I'm all about the coalition, but that only mean they
get to drive the car. Very big, big difference. We
got more on the way by I got some Have
you watched Acolyte can Now I'm not going to either.
It looks horrible. And then the Lord of the Ring stuff,
Oh boy, yeah that series. I might break something. I
don't know if I'm going to get out of the
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Speaker 8: The social and economic benefits of homeownership should be accessible
to everyone, regardless of immigration status.
Speaker 2: What you know, what, how about all this stuff you
got in your house should be accessible to everyone regardless
of their immigration status. I mean, you're talking about our
taxpayer dollars. I don't owe anyone, even people who are
here legally, my taxpayer dollars. I mean that's so where
do you get off to Mandy that everybody fork over
their hard earned money and just start giving away money
for people to buy houses. You're telling me that people
who live here, or what about people who went and
fought and bled for our country and who were in combat,
and then they come back and they have to fight
the VA just for basic treatments and bare minimum necessities,
And you're telling me that those people they don't get
any kind of consideration. But if you cross the border illegally,
then you can get to the front of the line
and you can get consideration for housing twenty five thousand
dollars bonus for your house, making the houses more expensive
for everyone. I mean, where do these people come off
This is what makes people angry. And you know who
it makes angry to angry or even individuals who come
across the border legally do everything they're supposed to do,
want to be a part of this American fabric, want
to be Americans, and you're just spitting in their eye
because you're telling them that their hard work is less
valuable to you than someone that you think you can
manipulate for a vote. As is said, who was who
is that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I it's sad. Yeah, he's
a state repose. Social economic benefits of home ownership should
be accessible to everyone. You know what, Being a billionaire
should be accessible. Where are you gonna stop? If you
really love people, then everyone should be able to be
a billionaire if you really love people, Right, I'm saying
it's so frustrating. Yeah, we are getting there. I can't
roll my eyes hard enough. I cannot roll my eyes
hard enough. All right, So coming up in our second hour,
some of the things we got for you young men are
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mean the matriarchy's running them off. Yeah, we got that
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Also some polling. Uh, and there's some interesting I got
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Speaker 9: I don't think you're ever gonna find a commander in
chief of the United States of America and our military
who doesn't better, who better understands what grief is like,
what mourning is like, what sorrow is like, what frustration
is like than Joe Biden. He knows exactly what grief
feels like. Now, it's a different kind of grief. I
understand that we're talking about men and women who were
lost in a combat role through a bloody terrorist act.
Speaker 3: That's different. I get it.
Speaker 9: But you're not going to find a commander in chief
he doesn't better understanding and can feel the grief that
they're going through and to make sure that they know
that they're going to continue to have the support that
they deserve.
Speaker 2: So this is John Kirby trying to defend Biden against
his on his own mission. He didn't publicly name the
thirteen soldiers that were killed due to Biden's own disastrous
withdrawal Biden Harris's withdrawal from Afghanistan, and Kirby's like, well,
he knows what grief feels like. Shut the front door, stop,
Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you. We're
at the top of the second hour. You can listen
coast to coast.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: You probably are channel through forty seven DirecTV, also in Rumble,
and you can find us over on x where we
also stream in substack, chapter and verse. Lots of good
stuff that goes out there on the regular. No, this
is the well, they don't have empathy. Biden's not grieving.
Biden's on the beach in Delaware. Those of you who
get the headlines that every day, that get my radio prep.
That makes up part of what we discussed in the program.
The beach photo that I had was literally from yesterday.
That's a Biden beat. That was literally Joe and Jill
yesterday and they've had the Secret Service out their shoe
and everybody from him on the beach you know, they
kind of set up a perimeter. They because they're so special.
He's on the beach as where he is, that was
them yesterday, So he's not grieving anything. He was on
the beach. And he also was not invited to the
ceremony in Arlington by the families who were marking the
three year observance of losing their loved ones in Afghanistan.
That is tell me that you have zero empathy without
telling me of zero empathy. And that's it. Well, he
didn't name you know, he knows what grief. It feels like,
what the hell does that have to do with his
decision that got these thirteen people killed? What does that
have to do Biden's eldest son that he has used endlessly,
And I honestly I do question. I know it's not
a thing that you're supposed to do, but I do
question sometimes his grief because he opportunistically weaponizes it, just
like he did his wife that was killed in a
car accident that she caused, and he went out in
lie to everyone and said, oh, it was a truck driver,
and then the story grew it was a drunk truck driver,
and that truck driver's family suffered for decades because they
had their loved one disparaged. The guy wasn't drunk. She
ran a stop sign and got herself killed. That's what happened.
So this opportunistic weaponization of grief. I kind of questioned him.
I don't think he has an empathy job. And that
was just lame from Kirby. I know, Kirby's got to
go out there and be Biden's janitor. But good night,
that's just that you'll, Yeah, you know he knows what
grief feels like. If he does, then why did he
name the thirteen John he knows what grief feels like?
Does he know what grief is like? When imagine this,
imagine you're a parent. And by the way, I had
a friend that performed legal work for some of the
families in that some of these families, specifically of these
thirteen serviceman who were lost, and the stuff that has
come out from you know, looking at what happened and
going through some of the legal stuff. I mean, they
knew that they knew what was happening. They knew that
the place was being case, they knew that Abby Gate
was being case. They knew that there were people trying
to blow them up. And in fact, the guy who
apparently was the bomber, he was the guy that they
had seen the day before and the day before that.
They weren't told that they couldn't take the shot. They
were told that they just you know, hold your position.
You just that you can only do what you're you're
gonna do. Imagine you're the parent and your son or
daughter is there at that gate and they know someone's
coming to kill them and they're told to just take it,
because it's exactly what the order really distills down. Just
take it. You're gonna get killed, Just take it. That
is that's what they saw running towards them. That's what
they saw happening in the chaos of Biden Harris's withdrawal.
That is a grief I can't even imagine. And those parents,
those soldiers, those soldiers just had to take it. They couldn't,
They couldn't take the guy out. They knew it was
coming and they couldn't do anything about it. And it
speaks more to their heroism in bravery than it does
any trash human that's in the White House right now,
or the Pentagon or the DoD They admirably held their positions,
and they held the line. They did not disavow orders.
I don't know many people who could say the same. Oh,
but he knows what grief is like, Joe Biden. I
doubt it. I really doubt it. He knows what it's
like to weaponize it. He knows what it's like to
hide behind it as a shield against any kind of criticism. Oh,
you can't criticize Biden because he'll bring up his oldest son. Oh,
he can't criticize Briden, you know, because his oldest son.
I mean, it's just it's offensive and the showcases a
complete lack of empathy. That's not just with Biden, but
also with Harris Audio some by ten JB. Pritzker, the
penguin of the DC universe, that is Democrats controlling Chicago.
He had to say this about Kamala Harrison the border.
Speaker 11: Listen, Well, look, you don't have to be there to
know there is a problem at the border that needs
to be addressed. In general, this is a forty year problem.
Republicans and Democrats have been unwilling to get together on
border control and on comprehensive immigration reform, and Joe Biden
tried to get people together to do something about it.
In fact, he campaigned on it and Republicans refused, and
then finally put a border security bill on the table,
a Republican written border security bill.
Speaker 5: So look, whether you're.
Speaker 11: There or not there, I mean, of course, visiting the
border is one thing to do to draw attention to it,
but the most important thing that she can do is
have a policy that will actually make a difference.
Speaker 2: It was actually the numbers were way better under the
obvious administration. But you know, I mean this, you were
you were literally You're literally talking about a bill in
which Republicans were told that they could only negotiate over
what rules that illegal entrants could ignore, in which ones
they had to actually kind of listen to. It didn't
end catch and release. It didn't shut down the border.
I would only shut down if it got up to
five thousand illegal crossings per day, which meant it was
going to be four thousand, nine hundred and ninety nine
crossings per day. I mean, it's still a de facto
open border. That's what Democrats. They wouldn't move on it.
That's what Democrats said, you had to agree to, and
if you didn't agree to four hundred thousand or four
nine hundred and ninety nine illegal crossings in a day.
If you couldn't agree to that, then you know, then
I guess you just don't want to sell border security.
And then that's what they ran with. I mean, no
wonder the deal didn't make it because it's a stupid deal.
Who in their right mind would agree to that. Oh
we're okay, well we're not going to actually limit illegal crossings.
We don't have anything for the border wall, right, okay, right,
all right, So and what you can have what crossings?
Four thousand illegal crossings a day over seven days, we
can do that. Okay, Yeah, that's still this is it's
so dumb, but that was that was the deal. Well,
you don't have to be at the border. Well, it's
a good damn thing because she has never gone to
the border. Oh she was in Alpaso, the sanitized border
after they pushed all the homeless off the streets, and
that was the part that has the wall there. Interestingly enough, Okay,
so they set her there. Now that bipartisan bill. Don't
don't fall into that trap of thinking that there was
anything good in it. There wasn't. I mean, you were
you still had at least thousands of people that were
to be processed every day at ports of entry. It
was going to continue regardless. The whole design of the
bill was to continue it regardless it was on again,
off again maybe potential border number. It would only deactivate
if you had border crossings that dropped to like what
eighty percent of what they would be on any given day.
That was it not even really a reduction. That just
meant that that the cartels were going to be smart
about how many they led over. That was so oh,
and then there's a the president could only use it
actually do so much under it, and it would. They
were trying to structure it so that if Trump ever
got into office, there's nothing that he could do to
stop the number of crossings or this Rube Goldberg mechanism
that determined when the border could shut down and when
it couldn't. That was the whole design of this bill.
And they're trying to say that it was designed to fail.
Democrats designed this bill to fail so they could just
look like they were doing something. No one read the bill.
People who were cheerleading this bill never read it. They
literally never read it. They're going off of whatever MSNBC
tells them too. That's the state of politics today. It's
so stupid.
Speaker 3: It gives the media something to run with. Of course,
the Republicans killed a solution on the border.
Speaker 2: A solution that did nothing. Forty nine to fifty procedural vote.
Only four Republicans joined Democrats and backing it. It had to
have sixty to go forward. So yeah, it was da
and why would it not be. It was a dumb bill.
But and now she's I'm waiting. Someone joked that is
Kamala Harris gon to jail Hillary Clinton too, because now
she seems to be like copying all these Republican positions.
It's kind of funny. Speaking of immigration, McConnell, this is
coming from Axios. So the Save Act, we've talked about
that a little bit that was regulating voting too, voting
whether or not someone was here in the country legally,
whether or not they would actually be able to vote.
And this was something we also had a lot of
moves in Texas over this, the Save Act. This is
the bill, the spending bill that should pass in September,
attached to it as the Save Act, and Mike Lee's
talked about the Senator Lee has talked about this. The
Save Act is about it's designed to stop people who
are who are not here legally from voting and making
determinations about the governing of our country. And apparently Senate
GOP leadership, according to Axios, they're trying to stop this.
They're trying to They say it's going to cause a shutdown.
They say that the government's going to have a shutdown
if the Save Act is included in this Okay wow.
And Republicans always think a shutdown right before an election
is bad for them. They've done this every time. They
always think that a shutdown right before an election is
going to hurt Republicans. Do you remember when they did
this back in twenty twelve. They also do this back
in twenty ten, and that's when we deliver this huge shellacking.
As the way it was described by Barack Obama to Democrats,
that's never how it works. In fact, I think people
like the fact that the government gets shut down. So
they're saying if the Save Act is in the September
spending bill, then Chuck Schumer and Democrats they're going to
add other stuff to it. They're gonna they want to
strip states of their ability of any kind of authority
over elections, which I think that requires a constitutional amendment
if you're going to do that, But that's a whole
other discussion. They can't add a lot of the measures
that Democrats want to add. They can't do it without
having sixty votes. You got fifty one Democrats forty nine Republicans,
so it could be stopped. I mean, it's that tight
in the Senate. But they think that it'll be a shutdown.
But they they think too that if if there are
people who are in the country illegally voting, they're here
illegally and then they're also voting. They think that if
Democrats are able to score a win over that, Remember
what we talked about yesterday, Chuck Schumer wants to eliminate
the filibuster and then they would pass legislation they tried to,
they'd make an end round a round in Congress, and
the length of time it would take to litigate it,
it would be de facto in place. That would take
away their state authority over elections. And that's a big deal,
and it will take years before it could be neutralized.
So that's that's something to consider. And it looks like
this piece of Axios. It says McConnell's big fear on
the next budget fight. It's a GOP showdown because there's
an October first government government funding deadline, and Axios, of
course is working. Right with some of this, Oh well,
Conservatives have shown a willingness to flirt with shutdowns to
push priorities. Priorities you mean, like not allowing people who
are not here illegally to vote, Because that's exactly what
it is. It's the Save Act. Biden said he strongly
opposes it. Oh does he even know what it is?
I don't even think so. Johnson, however, Speaker is a
proponent of the Save Act, so he said he's fine
with attaching it to this funding bill. So this is
one to keep an eye on because this is going
to be at the heart of this fight over shutdown.
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Speaker 3: And now all of the news you would probably miss,
it's time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 2: So now their experts are worried that phone addicted gen
z are losing their ability to use computer keyboards and
they're like the touch type proficiency. They said that the
devices are replacing time spent practicing typing. But does that
matter if nobody's I mean, that's kind of I think
it's important. I can type super fast. I think you
do need to type, you know, you need to understand
how to do it. But also if kids are on
laptops at an early age or even iPads, doesn't that
sort of train you to do it anyway? Because it's yeah, probably,
can you imagine that it's going to change the way
we look. Let's see a burning man. There's already a fatality,
a burning man, and they're not selling out. Authorities are
investigating the fatality a female participant. They said it, I
don't know. Is this somebody who's thirty nine years old?
They can't. There's nobody knows. Nobody knows. The story is
meaningless to me. I don't care.
Speaker 3: She fell up some needles and pecs.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's sad, but it's you know, also, it's
like it's not it's not worthy enough to be in
quick five right now. So check this out. In New
York City, forty eight percent of writers apparently don't pay
the fares fair evasion that's what they call it. They
said that forty eight percent just don't even pay any
kind of fair. They said that New York's long running
fair evasion problem is the worst of any major city
in the world. It's intensified recently. About one in five
writers skip the fair. Now what gets me is the
city went after people selling loose cigarettes really aggressively because
they didn't want to lose that money. But what about this,
what about this? Nobody's doing anything with this. This is crazy.
If you think your life is boring, apparently so do
one in four Americans, really though, what is a boring life?
They're saying that forty is the new thirty and I
don't know what that means, but that's what they all say.
But I didn't. That's kind of say, yeah, like is
it unfulfillment? They didn't actually get into it, but huh.
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bottom of this second hour. Do you guys see the
I've seen this type of stuff before where it's usually
like the FBI or to be I remember the when
it really this was back in I think like two
thousand and nine you had the Missouri Highway Patrol had
used this. It's like extremist phrases. This is the FBI's
militia violent extremism, and it's like some sayings et cetera
or whatever they've and it's at FBI talk of oh no,
I don't want to download it. I didn't want that.
I just wanted to open it in a PDF, not
to download it your fruitcakes. So they have this thing
that they call terrors that they have terrors and definitions
they have to find buy the FIDHS. They have these
phrases things like that symbol's guide and they have militia
violent extremism and it's not a new thing, but this
is new and that it's updated, if that makes sense
to you. So it's it's updated and it gets into
their strategic intelligence blah blah blah blah blah. We believe
it's intelligent. It gets into all of that stuff and
it talks about terminology used and things like that, and
it has, uh, you know, some examples in it, but
it gets into thread overview militia, violent extremists, et cetera. Uh,
three percenters. And they said that like, for instance, some
people use the term boogaloo, which were references a violent
uprising or impending civil war. I like smod fiery boogloo.
The term is I love when Feds who set up
the entrapment of Whitmer and they were there J six
and all this other stuff. I love when the Feds
try to make these observances. They say, oh, yes, the
term boogaloo really resonates with militia violent extremists. Mvees who
have adopted it said to use it. And they said
following perceived incursions on constitutional rights, including the Second Amendment. Uh,
they get into targets and tactics, and I swear I
think they mentioned memes in here. I wouldn't doubt it.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: They also touch on key terms, right, So key terms
that are used, and so you got boogloo. Second Amendment
is apparently a term that is a key term for
militia violent extremists. So it has Second Amendment or two
A refers to Second Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. That's they said. MVS and others within the
militia movement often reference and interpret it to justify private
militia activities in their opposition of God laws. You know,
you can have a private militia and a private and
do private malitia activities already, right, right, that's what is
this nonsense. It gets into Agenda twenty one. Bogloo, bug out,
false flag, FEMA, camps, field training exercise. Who made this
list up? Which fed fud made up this list? I mean,
I use all of these words. Am I a militia
violent extremist? Because I use words like boogloo, bug out,
false flag, field training exercise, or Second Amendment? I use
Second Amendment to a all the time. So if you
cite a constitutional right, that makes you a violent extremist,
it looks like that, right, but none of the people
who ever talk about taking those rights are ever considered
to be violent extremists. That's kind of interesting. No, it's not.
It's not a new thing, but it is updated. So
this thing is it's a it's an updated list. I
was just looking at this and I'm just like I
can't believe. Oh they call like a bouja daheen, big igloo,
big luau, boog boys. All these terms they literally have.
Those are great terms, by the way, boujahadeen, that's hysterical,
and other associated wordplay. In addition to imagery like igloos,
Hawaiian shirts and lays are used as coded references to
the lodger boogloo phenomenon on and offline. This is a
serious government document because some people use the term jokingly
and our m VE s, Wait, what's the R. M
VE we have the militia, violent extremists, what's the R?
I don't know, advocate they talk about racism, et cetera.
So basically, anybody who uses the term bogloo, they're trying
to say as a racist bug out a phrase used
by m v is and non extremist preppers to reference
emergency contingency planning, usually involving weapons, supplies, evacuation procedures, and
rendezvous locations. Yeah, and this is this is moronic, absolutely moronic.
But this is what Uh yeah, this is what they're
This is literally what they're they're our government is doing.
Speaker 3: Uh thoughts king, did you elect them to do this
the FBI. I didn't elect anybody in the FBI.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about mullen Labe? Is that still a thing
that they I am shocked that's not in there yet.
Speaker 3: Is the come and take it or don't tread on me?
Is that also?
Speaker 2: Someone made the point? So if you like the movie Killdozer,
does that mean that you get added to the anti
boogloo department the list? I'm just curious.
Speaker 3: It just makes it not serious to me.
Speaker 2: It makes me want to say it more.
Speaker 3: It's like an eighties breakdance movie. Not interested.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it makes me want to say it more. I mean, hell, Wayne,
do they find out about skibbity toilet? Dude, wait until
they find out about skibbety Toilet's Wait, we just got
on list. Just then, Well we're gonna bug out to
the skimmity toilet boogloo. Ah, we're on list, making all
the lists. This is what our government is doing. Meanwhile,
at the border, it's all chaos but up, but up
in the important people departments. So asinine. Now you see
why we're going to When is Jim Jordan on? He's
on this week with us tomorrow. I got Jim Jordan's
gonna be coming up with us tomorrow because you know,
Zuckerberg was he was, he had testified before members of Congress,
and then now he's admitted, Hm, he's admitted that, you know,
speaking of government lists and government cooperation and all this
other stuff, he's he's actually admitted that, yes, they did
work with the Biden administration to suppress speech and to
thrattle dissent. They said that. According to House Judiciary, he
admitted to working with the administration to pressure at Facebook
to censor Americans and throttling the which we knew. I mean,
but what's that? Okay, So here's the thing, what is
what did we get from this? Okay? So he admitted
that he did it, and we all knew he did it.
What do we get from it? He did it, we
know he did it. What's what? What's what do we
get out of it? That's what I'd like to know.
What penalty is going to exist to prevent anybody else
from doing this again to Americans? I mean, good grief,
it's a They say it's a big win for free speech. Well,
we all knew this. The big win for free speech
is to stop it from happening again. I mean, that's
the that's the big win from this. I don't know,
the whole thing is just is asinine that it was
done in the first place. But also that do we
I think that some like Jim Jordan others have the
will to do something. I just don't know practically, realistically
what they can or would do. So this could technically
still happen again. Hell, maybe it still is. You don't know. Honestly,
I think he's seen some of this. I will say
Facebook never went as far as some of these others,
but it still went pretty far. It doesn't collaborate with
China and it won't work with China, which is why
China has its own version of Facebook, but they still
went pretty far. I mean, let's be real with it.
He said he regarded working with them to censor. They
published a letter that he had sent and he'd said
that he didn't even really want to be political. I mean,
really he wants to kind of be neutral on everything,
which I don't think anyone's ever really neutral. But he
had said that in a separate situation, the FBI had
warned us about this is his letter had warned us
about a potential Russian disinformation operation ET cetera, et cetera.
And then when we saw the New York Post story
reporting on corruption, we sent that to fact checkers and
temporarily demoted it while waiting for a reply, since it's
been made clear the reporting was not Russian disinformation. And
he said we should not have demoted the story in retrospect,
and that they're changing their policies and processes to make
sure it doesn't happen again, and that they will no
longer demote things while waiting for fact checkers. They shouldn't
have done that in the first place. Anyway, they shouldn't
have demoted anything. And he says that he regrets that
he was regretful of it. Well, I don't know what
to make of it, and what's to come of it? Right?
What is to come of it? Kin, what's to come
of it?
Speaker 3: I mean, hopefully guys like Zuck, people that are in
charge of these social media platforms will stop actually acquiescing
to the government on these things, hopefully until we get
something legislatively that prevents the government from doing we already do.
By the way, it's called a constitution. We it's the constitution.
The government cannot suppress your speech in any way, it's
just literally already law, but somehow we have to clarify it, right.
Speaker 2: And what impact on Missouri ve Biden because that was
the big suit. What impact on Missouri ve Biden. I
think that's an important that's an important discovery. So we'll
follow all of this.
Speaker 3: It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida man.
Speaker 2: All right. So a Florida man was on probation for
drug trafficking and he looks like Santa or A. Really
just unkempt Kenny Rogers. They can't tell. I'm sorry, I'm
supposed to believe this guy's sixty three King Felicia County.
He was taken into custody. He was arrested for armed
arm trafficking of fentanyl and meth and then he got
arrested again on similar charges. He's sixty three years old.
This guy supposedly sixty three years old. Cecil McCoy an,
are you sure he's in Florida? This sounds like he's Kentucky.
Cecil McCoy took him into custody Circle K and Deltona.
He was busted. He had all kinds, he had fentanyl
on him when they took him into custody enough to
kill lots of people. And then he also had eighty
five grams of meth. And he did say all of
it's mine. So I mean he you know, at least
there's he was honest about it, but still good heavens.
I just like, go find an honest line of work,
you know, I mean, you can find I realized maybe
it's not the job that you want, but there's some
honest line, honest line of work out there that you
can have. Just saying, let's see this. Uh got a
couple of other boy, Nope, no, I'm not doing this
one about Nope, not doing that one. Well, we got
the guy who Florida. Man from Key West. He attacked
a me and holding a sign that displayed a Bible verse.
So this is Stock Island, Florida. This guy's supposed to
be fifty. I'm supposed to believe that this guy's fifty
years old. Again, also, don't believe these ages. Meth is
Meth kills, dude, Meth kills in ages. So this guy,
let's see here, fifty year old man from key West arrested.
He attacked a guy who's holding a John three sixteen sign.
Just this innocent guy. But the guy who was arrested
looks like the bad guy from the original Twin Peaks.
Really mm hmm. He has his hair and everything. He
looks like Bob from Twin Peaks completely. The guy's name
is Jose Jerome Hernandez. He attacked the thirty seven year
old victim. The guy was just holding a John three
sixteen sign, that's all it was. So yeah, no, there's that,
but he looks. The thing that really stuck out to
me that he looks like Bob from Twin Peaks, the
original Twin Peaks. Let's not gonna do this one either. Nope, nope, nope.
There's some that are really bad that I don't well.
This one's This is a guy who is recording people
in the bathroom. He's a he was Central Florida deputy.
Surprised his name wasn't Scott Israel who was arrested for
video voyeurism. It was in Tampa. This guy, his name
is Justin D. Bias and he was a deputy in
the DUI Unit and illegally recording victims in the bathroom
of his residence. Did he have a lot of people
over to his house? That he would like, who does this?
This is some Blueberry Hills stuff. Stop that. Sorry, only
Kano's gonna get that reference right? What did that? When
was that in the nineties? Yeah, it's the Saint Louis
thing I had to do with Chuck Berry and all that.
It was a big, bad deal. I remember being a
kid hearing about that, and I was like, whoa. So
this guy was charged with video voyeurism. Southwest Florida man
was arrested for stealing an antique slot machine. Out of
all the things to steal, why that went? Thirty one
year old under Vasquez was caught on camera breaking into
our Arcadia truck stop. He stole the slot machine, and
then deputies initiated a foot chase after he fled. He
was apprehended after hiding in a nearby backyard. He had
bullet cutter as a backpack. He had gone. He was
a prohided possessor and they got this stolen slot machine.
It was an antique slot machine. I don't know what
he thought he was going to get out of it, Like,
did he think it had money?
Speaker 3: Didn't ever, antique ones had those like silver dollars. Still
they were still us.
Speaker 2: They were still in there. I don't know, maybe that's
kind of dumb. I mean, they're not still going to
be in there. Good heavens, it's not. Let's see here.
We also have Oh I had this one. The guy
from the other day. My favorite story still remains of
Pizzeria Go, Florida was a little bit quiet this weekend.
I have to say. They also had these poachers that
stole eight hundred pounds of berries. They were arrested in
Hillsboro County. Palmetto poachers, that's what they called him. Two
months a new regulation harshal penalties for fort Saw Palmetto poachers.
These two individuals, Haladio Hernandoz and Maria Hernando Santiago. They
still eight hundred pounds. Apparently these berries can sell for
seventy five cents a pound. You can get up to
three hundred and fifty or three dollars and fifty cents
a pound. That's crazy. Stick with us, We've got more
in store.
Speaker 12: You do have to acknowledge people's fear today. I mean,
there are many neighborhoods in this country that have unacceptable
levels of violence.
Speaker 3: That is just true.
Speaker 12: But you don't have to feed in to the irrational
fear that Trump is trying to make people feel.
Speaker 3: And it is important.
Speaker 12: To push back on this idea of a migrant crime wave.
Speaker 2: We don't know what is okay, that's who is that Murphy.
That's Murphy. He's bff's with Pelosi. He's trying to say,
this is the idea that there's a migrant. I hate
the term migrant. That's not it's it's entirely inaccurate because
he's we're not talking again. I have to say this
every time because they won't. We're not talking about people
who come into the country legally. We're talking about the
people who's sneaking across the border and who who Yeah, exactly, traffic,
kids and drugs and everything else. That's who we're talking about.
And I feel like they don't understand the difference between
those two because they refuse to acknowledge it, and they
do it on purpose because they want to. They want
to shame you into thinking, well, if you'll if you
support a lawful border entry, then you hate all immigrants.
Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with you. You're daily,
You're you're you're living Daria uh top of this third hour.
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I have a piece that I was working on sending
out to you subscribers. It was really smart. I looked
at you, so I stopped it. I did one of
those things. I was like, I'm gonna I'm gonna mull
it over for a day. I know. Now you guys
are like, no, send it. No, I really needed to
mold it over. Who's one of those.
Speaker 3: You'll get It is that sometimes when I hear you typing,
I can tell if you're typing mad or if you're
not typing. Oh yeah, it's obvious you're a man. I'm
in this room all the time with you, every single day,
virtually of the week, and when you type, and it's just,
you know, you're just typing to search things online or whatever,
or maybe even an email or something. No big deal.
It's just regular old type and just clickity clack, clickity
clack on the old keyboard. And then all of a sudden,
it's like these all these keys on the keyboard almost
getting damage, and I'm like, what do you You're clearly
hate typing something. What are you doing? Stop doing that?
Speaker 2: It's not that bad.
Speaker 3: Well, it's I'm actually pretty accurate with the way I
just told that story. That bad, pretty accurate story.
Speaker 2: Although somebody sends an email that neither of us like
and we want to respond back to it. Kane's like, you,
what are you doing? Stop it? What are you doing quick?
Speaker 3: Let me respond with kindness, let me do it.
Speaker 2: Well. I still maintain that it's not that bad. But
so this I I So now we've got we've got
Harris waffling on the border, waffling on the border wall.
I'm wondering what else she's going to waffle on? What
else is she gonna flip on? Just you know, I
don't know. She's uh now apparently in support of the
thing that she said she was never going to be
in support of because the issue is so bad and
she's trying to run through the run to the center.
There has to be her people must be morons to
She's been in this race for a month and you
cannot just rush to the center. It has to be
a gradual move to the center. Otherwise it looks like this.
I don't know. I mean, what is she gonna Is
she gonna sell red hats next? What I'm waiting is
that what she's going to do?
Speaker 3: Next dyeing your hair blonde and doing a comb over
to the right.
Speaker 2: If she comes out orange looking, y'all, then that will
be a step too far. It looks like she dove
into a Cheeto's bag, then that's going to be a
step too far. I'm not saying that as a pejorative.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it'll be turmic.
Speaker 2: It's so we'll see. I think the really telling thing,
and this is what we're what Republicans should do, because
we got that spending will come up in September. Deadline
for government funding is October first, right, and so in
that is the Save Act, and the Save Act is
all about making sure people who are here illegally can't vote.
They should tie her to that and be like, well,
if you're really serious, Kamala, then why don't you support
the Save Act and see where that is. Support the
Save Act, Kamala. I think that would that would go
a long way into kind of really forcing her hand here. Really,
you say that you on a wall, and you say
that you're coming to the center on this issue, prove it.
Just to see what she does. I would be interested
in that. See what she does. We got a couple
of other things to touch on as well. We've been
hitting on We're gonna immigration, I'm going to get to
some culture here, House races to watch. I'm want to
point this out real quick because the house is really
where a lot of this comes down to. I'm I'm
I definitely do not want to lose the house. You
got New York's twenty second congressional district. The Hill has
a peace out where they're looking at this. This one
is an interesting district because you have it's a district
that's that went to a Republican. He kept the seat
in Republican hands in twenty twenty two. That's Brandon Williams.
He took the seat after and replaced John Cacko. But
it's also a big district. It's it's a toss up district.
So it's not a lane right or a lane left.
It's a total toss up district. It includes Syracuse, New York.
It's a it's a huge toss up for Democrats. They
could pick it up. And this is one of the
seventeen GOP held districts Williams' seat. Biden won this district
and you've got a Republican rep in it and it's
now cook says it's a Lane Democrat. Others say it's
toss up because it's barely lane dem I think it's
a toss up state. So we'll see, but that's one
of the races to watch. You also have the third
Congressional district in Washington, where you have a first term lawmaker,
a Democrat. She's going up against a Republican again. She
defeated him in twenty twenty two. He beat out then
wrapped Jamie Herrera Bieler and who's a Republican in the
last cycle. One of the things that I think people
got to be careful about is dumb primaries where you
have a strong Republican who's already won, who already beat you,
and who already leads you in polling. Don't replace one
strong candidate for a week or candidate. So we'll see
how this goes. The interesting thing about this is that
the district Trump won in twenty twenty by I mean
not by a lot at all, but this guy that
definitely I think makes this a toss up, and that's
what Cooke Political Report classifies it as. You have New
York seventeenth Congressional District that's Mandya Jones, who's trying to
reclaim his seat in the Lower Chamber. He's going up
against Mike Lawler, and he's Mike Lawler's first term Republican.
He beat out Mondir Jones. I think that Lawler will
probably take it up again. Cook says it's a toss up,
but I think that Lawler is he's a strong candidate.
I think that he'll retain this race or he'll retain
his seat in this race. And then you have the
eighth Congressional district in Pennsylvania. This is Matt cart Wright,
a Democrat, and he has raised a ton of money
almost six million dollars this cycle. That is over doubled
what the Republican Rob Breshahan has raised. So that race
they're apparently debating in October. That's this. This is kind
of a I think a lean Democrat district. Will see
Michigan's seventh Congressional district also, Lissa Slocke in the Democrat there.
She replaced Debbie Stabenow. And you got, uh, Tom Barrett
and Curtis Hurdle are facing off in that district, a
Republican and Democrat respectively. That's a toss up too. Got
to keep that, got to keep the house. That's incredibly
important to keep the house. Otherwise you lose total power
of the person. And that's it. I mean, that's really it.
There's there's, there's there's nothing else from that. And you're
going to get more bad policy. Uh like two quick
things enviral, You'll get more stupid things like this. So
now apparently the this is the EPA, the EPA, uh
there and all of these other enviro nuts. They're telling
us that you don't really need to have as much
refrigeration as you think you need. And they said that
you need to consider the impact that refrigeration was having
on the planet. They call it a global cold rush.
It's shape Rea. You don't need a tomato in December,
that's what someone said. This uh uh, this is per Bloomberg.
Remember they've gone after your dish soap, they've gone after
your light bulbs, they've gone after all of this. They're
recommending oversight of refrigeration. That's what they would like to see, yes,
kan speaking of hate typing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, can you hear me hate typing of that?
Pennsylvania did the same thing. They went after this Amish
farmer and they'd shut it down and took all his food,
the whole nine everything else, And then they realized they
couldn't prove that any of the food or any of
the stuff they were doing was harming anyone else, and
finally the state on the supreme court level had to say, sorry,
you were wrong to do this to them. Overreach is
always the problem, which is why big government is always
the subject matter.
Speaker 2: I mean, people realize that refrigeration preserves food and prevents
things like, oh, I don't know, famine.
Speaker 3: Right, and even fermentation without any sort of refrigeration is
also helpful. But sometimes the government would let us remember
that story where they rated this.
Speaker 2: Raw milk oh yeah, rassamount in La Yeah.
Speaker 3: And they left all of the stuff out side club. Yeah.
They left it outside for hours and then they decided
to test it. And they're like, look at that, Look
at all these bad levels of stuff. It's yeah, because
you left it outside for hours before you decided to
test it.
Speaker 2: And people signed up doing and they paid a membership.
They knew what they were getting. It's not like there
was anything.
Speaker 3: It's absurd.
Speaker 2: It's one of the damnest things ever. But that's that
doesn't sound like, mind your damn business. And then what
Tim Wallas always says, he says it over and over again.
I think he thinks that that's like an impressive thing.
Mind you damn business. Yeah, but here you are here.
These are the leftist policies. Some culture stuff I want
to touch on because I want to make sure we're
getting We got Lows and DEI coming up. So there's
a lot of hand ringing over this cancelation. We pulled
this up The Acolyte. I didn't watch this. Did you
watch any of those? I didn't watch it. Star Wars
The Acolyte. It was canceled up for one season. This
is isn't this when you got the Force babies and
you had Space lesbians. It's like Space Dandy, but Space
lesbians lesbians and Space. Yeah. Everyone said it was woke
and it was garbage, and it was just it was bad.
And Kathleen Kennedy was a little upset over it and
everybody every I mean, she's ruined it. She's absolutely ruined it.
So the Acolyte, it was they were trying to make it.
They didn't so much focus on the story. They just
wanted a diversity and apparently diversity is just enough of
a story. You don't need to really have like a
story or a plot or anything like that. I mean,
it's just you know, but the narrative was about basically,
wasn't it like an all female coven and they used
the Force to generate chick babies, little female babies, and
then that's how you got the two main characters. Isn't
that what it was? That's what it was. This is
like a this is a South Park episode and shockingly, uh,
it was canceled. Imagine, nobody wants to watch a series
about a bunch of uh woke, super woke space witches
who have babies with the force. Nobody wanted to watch that.
Now it gets there's more. So it got canceled, and
the staff is real. The cast was reacting to it,
and they they they and I don't even know who
some of these people are in this cast, but they were.
They said that they you know, they were looking forward
to doing to season two and we you know, we
just hope we could get further into the series, et cetera.
No nobody cares. Now Lord of the Rings is apparently
going to even further ruin everything because they are trying
to make glad reel. They're trying to give her a
like a romantic story arc was saar On, which I
don't understand this. It is so oh, I could literally
the rest of the show yell about this. First off,
glad Rail at this point in our life was already
married and had kids. Right. In fact, the way that
her daughter fell to the evil forces of Middle Earth
was one of the things that you know, kind of actually,
I don't want to say tempered her, but in a
way sort of did you know she she her daughter
was never the same after that. I mean, she was
not this single, you know, just no responsibility elf that
was running around in Middle Earth the way that they
want to portray her in Amazon this Amazon Prime series.
And so now apparently what they're doing is they want
to give her sorrow is a romantic interest, which is
one of the dumbest things and totally not canon at
all whatsoever. Why Why do they got to ship these two?
This is stupid. I saw this this morning. I'm like, no,
just no, they said, And of course they can't even
say spill her name, right, They're like, oh, look, Gladeril
and Saarron they have a cosmic connection, and they were
intimating that there was some sort of romantic relationship there
towards the end of the last season, and they're trying
to say that, Oh, well, it's you know, Glady Reel
and Saurron. They're connected by their seche and and there's
like a romantic interest. I don't know why they're trying
to do this, but they need to stop because she
got a man a and it's not Sorron b end Of.
Speaker 3: And now all of the news you would probably miss.
It's time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 2: TSA says peanut butter is a liquid. We said what
we said, don't be cute, your textpayer funded agency, don't
be cute. They said that peanut butter. This is stupid.
By the way, I love that the context they said
peanut butter. It is technically a being in plastic a
subset of non Newtonian fluids, but under ASTMD four three
nine slash ninety it is classified as a liquid, not
a solid. The TSA considers the nut the nutspread a liquid,
but it is unrestricted. If it is a sandwich ingredient,
it's not a liquid.
Speaker 3: Is creep cheese.
Speaker 2: I remember one time I went with my kids protractor.
He was doing homework. We had to go back to
Missouri for a family thing, and they did. I swear.
The agent was like, I need to see that. Pro
tractor asked to see it. Literally took it. I'm not
even kidding anyway. Uh, not all are band but so
I hate having a pay in indulgence because so somebody
who makes everything about them doesn't get offended. Let's see
in urgent warning over band urable tea that's being sold
on TikTok. First off, don't buy anything on TikTok. And
if you do buy stuff on TikTok, well you've earned it.
There you go and supply chain issue causes a shortage
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Speaker 8: My favorite line from Kamla is she says, if you
elect your president, she's going to fix it all on
day one. Well, Kamla, I hate to break it to you,
but day one was thirteen hundred days ago. You've been
vice president for three and a half years. What the
hell have you been doing during all that time? The
message from this crowd and this state of Michigan is
you had your chance, You're failed, and we're not giving
you a promotion.
Speaker 2: I hope not. I mean, good night. Nobody wants to
see that. Guysh it's too close for comfort with a
lot of the surveys. Welcome back to the program, Dana
lash with you. We're at the bottom of this third hour,
and I'm just I was reading this piece from media
iite on break actually came out where we were on
air just a little bit ago. Tim Walls has in
depth discussion about gutters on popular TikTok show The most
Neglected of homeownership, says the guy who doesn't literally even
own a home. Uh, he was on this this series
called Subway Takes, and he was talking about gutter maintenance.
And they ask people for a hot take about something
that's controversial or unpopular, and they go on for like
a minute, and I don't know, and she go and
so he talked about gutters being neglected. That's an actual
thing that they discussed. I'm gonna put this in slack
because this just is just like literally just hit a
little bit ago and he says, yes, you know, it's gutters.
When he's talking about homeownership. You don't even own a home.
You don't even own one this guy does. I mean,
I don't know what accomplishments he's had in life. He's
somehow succeeded in convincing people to put him on the
government teat. And he's like, yeah, you gotta get up
on a ladder and you know, get leaves in the gutter.
This is what they're actually talking about on this Yeah,
go ahead and play. I hate TikTok. It's just it's
brain rot. All of this is brain rot.
Speaker 3: Ladder stuck in the gutter, the leaves get stuck in
the gutter. I've seen many a man fall off. Man, seriously,
many a man fall off the ladder. But there's a fix.
You can put a gutter helmet over the top of
a gutter helmet.
Speaker 5: It covers it and lets the water go through, keeps
it out of your house.
Speaker 3: I see this all the time. How often do you
like looking at gutters? I look quite.
Speaker 12: Often, surprisingly, because like you're judging it, you know, I
try not to be judgmental on people.
Speaker 5: But when I see a well tended gutter says a
lot about somebody.
Speaker 2: So what's better when I see a well tended gutter?
So does he just call this the staff at the
governor's mansion to check for him because he doesn't own
his own house? Is that what it is? Gwen's too
busy smelling the burning fires or smelling the burning buildings
and tire tire fires. She's too busy smelling the the
the raising of democracy, that's what she's too busy doing that.
I I don't know. I uh, I'm just okay. Then
you have Kamala herro out. They're saying that she's she's
saved for years to buy home. Home ownership is out
of reach for two many Americans without explaining why, just
that it is. Doesn't say why just it it is?
It is, but they don't know why it just is.
She says, when I'm president, will end the housing shortage
by building three million homes and rentals by the government.
So this is sounds like the projects. That's what it
sounds like. We're gonna build more projects. That's what it
sounds like. Right, Kane.
Speaker 3: Tampons in every gutter, that's right, we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna put tampons. All those projects are gonna have gutters
and we're gonna have tampons and all of them. There
you go, collisions twenty five thousand dollars and I don't
know what who's I mean, we're paying for it, obviously.
How are they gonna build them?
Speaker 8: Like with what?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Magic, that's what they're gonna do. It's gonna build these
houses with magic. Why didn't they It's almost like she
was if only she had been vice president for the
past four years, if only they if only she was
in a position where she could have done something about
it in the past five years. She's I mean, I
can't make this up. Oh, let me talk about the
EV's real quick. I had this on my so the
campaign and all of the stuff that she's trying to
walk away from, whether it's immigration or whether it is
you know, it's building the wall, or whether she's you know,
she's walking away from everything confiscating guns. Now she's trying
to say that she doesn't support the mandate for electric vehicles. Yeah,
but Dana didn't. She co sponsor the Zero Emissions Vehicle
Act of twenty nine and it literally within it was
requiring manufacturers to sell only those vehicles which were zero
emissions by the year of twenty forty. Well, yes, little
Dana in my head, yes that is what happened. But
now she can just say that's not where she is anymore,
not have to explain why. And the media is like,
she never said that, she never said the earlier stuff.
What are you talking about? I don't know why. I
sound like Mickey Mouse, but I just do right. She
supported it. Her campaign email came out, They sent out
apparently her director of rapid response, and they are trying
to say that people are lying about her in her
position on EVE mandates and gaslight about ev mandates, except
from her own twenty nineteen climent plan. Remember the Cash
for Clunkers program that Obama did that was a disaster.
She wants a new one. She wants a new and
improved Cash for Clunkers with incentives for cars to be
replaced with zero emission vehicles manufactured in America, and extra
targeted assistance for a metal class income familized. She thinks
that the best way to establish American auto innovation is
to have the government pay for it and force you
into doing it. Wow it She wanted an accelerated model
of then Senator Merkley Zero Emission Vehicles Act. Fifty percent
of all new passes, your vehicles sold have to be
zero emission by twenty thirty and one hundred percent are
zero mission by twenty thirty five, and then they can
only sell zero emission by twenty forty. That was literally
her plan. But she didn't say that. What are you
guys talking about? These are now she's trying to run
away from it, you know why, because it sounds crazy,
AF It is crazy, This is crazy. But it didn't pass.
And as vice president, they didn't pass through that. They
passed through some plans and they wanted this, you know
a couple of things here and there. But I don't
really know what they did the past four years when
they were in the White House. I really don't know.
Speaker 8: Hm.
Speaker 2: So I am uh got this. You got the housing.
We're just gonna build houses with out of you know,
the ether. Apparently we're gonna do that. Wall Street Journal
also confirmed that she's going to allow the tax cuts
to expire in this new piece. Yeah, well we knew that,
we did. So she hasn't at least tried to run
away from that yet because she thinks that that was
just off for the rich. She's people have no idea
how any of this stuff works. She thinks it was
just off of the rich, which it wasn't. I Uh,
I mean, we have the I I wish the media
would say, wait a minute, why are you saying now
that you are not in favor of an ev mandate
when here's literally you're playing with your name on it
talking about how you're in favor of an evy mandate.
I mean, when we played that audio of John Carlon,
who was he talking to Tom Cotton yesterday? And he
made up out of nowhere her position of moderating on
the border and how she had never been for you know,
she had never been for like an open border any
of this, and and he had said, yeah, she she
you know, she had changed her mind about this stuff
a long time ago. She never had. He You have
Jonathan Carr literally making up political position so that he
can try to look like he's besting Tom Cotton in
a debate about Kamala Harris's positions good night. So I
don't no, I'm just sarbage.
Speaker 3: Media is absolute garbage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is absolute garbage. I'm gonna I'm gonna hate type.
I'm gonna hate type. Uh, speaking of the wall really quickly,
One more flashback audio sound bit in nineteen Remember now
she now she wants a wall, But remember remember this one.
Speaker 10: This issue is about a vanity project for this president, right,
and it is a problem of his own making.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 10: And listen, when I travel this country, folks have plenty
enough problems that they need their president to focus on
instead of a wall. That, by the way, because I
was a prosecutor for many years, including the Attorney General California,
I specialize on transnational criminal organizations. That's that wall ain't
gonna stop them.
Speaker 2: No, Oh, but now it is because she's a Democrat
and it's d different.
Speaker 3: Yes, All the data that has ever been published on
the before and after when there's a wall erected at
the border shows an incredible decrease in crossing when that happens.
The data proves that walls work.
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I want to I want to finish with before I
don't think I can hit all three of them though. Uh,
let's see, so we got this this the secret Service
story where I'm gonna pull this up. There are a
lot of questions about the information regarding everything that happened
in Butler County, because you know, you had members of
Congress that went out there and they were uh checking
out the grounds of every plate of the where it
all happened, and they had I think when you visited
it seems like they had a lot more questions than
they even had going into it. And a lot of
people have been talking about the top down investigation. I
don't know why the people need to keep going out
to the grounds and touring them in order to come
to an understanding that you got to clean house and
it's got to start at the top. Uh, And it
can't just be Kimberly Cheatle has to resign. It doesn't
It didn't start or end with Kimberly cheedle by the way,
you know she gets secret Service protection. We needn't know that.
M what would she gets secret Service protection? Apparently right now,
I don't know, don't know anyway.
Speaker 6: But the.
Speaker 2: Fact that information is so slow in getting out there,
and this was such a historical thing, the left doesn't
want to talk about it. They don't want to reference it.
I mean, you had they keep talking about J six,
J six, But let's talk about the fact that you
had this leftist to try to kill a president. Uh,
And not a lot of information can out about it.
And some people are saying that, Okay, it looks like
some congressmen are suggesting that there's been a cover up
and his parents, apparently this killer's parents, they apparently brought
that hired this law firm, a very formidable law firm,
because it looks like they're anticipating criminal charges to me
because of the type of law firm that they hired.
They didn't just like, you know, hire a regular They
hired a law firm that looks as though it's going
to be that this firm deals with a lot of
like civil suits and personal injury and things like that,
and so and as Kane said. Kane state this because
I think this was a great point.
Speaker 3: Apparently we're just supposed to believe that this twenty year
old mentally ill kids somehow outsmarted the entirety of Secret Service.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, this twenty year old was able to best
all of them, able to figure it all out and
best all of them. That's that's apparently what happened. Yeah,
crazy how that happens. But there are a lot of
questions that remain. Why is it taking so long to
get information? Why did it take so long to you know,
like to suspend people. Why is why is there any
kind of questions as to whether or not there was
somebody else involved? That's the other thing. I mean, do
they think somebody else was involved? Do they think that
somebody was playing helping him to plan? I do think
it's weird that all of us his body just disappeared
so fast. That's kind of odd.
Speaker 3: Ten days they cremated it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, it just they got a
lot of questions here, and the fact that they're not
forthright with the answers and they're not being transparent with
the public. That's just that's what's perpetuating all of this
that makes and then you can't blame people for asking questions.
You can't get mad at them for asking questions. I
mean seriously, I mean there's there's They have every right
to ask this stuff. When you drag your feet and
you just make people more suspicious by not being more
forthright about it. Now, a couple of other things to
touch on. Have you been following Let's see this. I'm
gonna we'll be talking about the border issue tonight. I'm
scheduled to be on with Jesse Waters tonight on Fox
to talk about this border flip flop with Kamala Harris,
although she may have flopped away and already made a
different decision. Who knows. One last story to touch on
the Low's story, This is a cultural story. They are
apparently stepping away from DEI. Harley Davidson said that they
are stepping away from DEI commitments. Uh And apparently Lows
said that they're wrapping up their DEI efforts. I don't
even know why Low's was involved in DEI. I mean,
you sell literally like home improvement products and appliance is
I don't I don't get it. They said that they're
no longer going to participate in the survey process for
the Human Rights Campaign and Alphabet Group. They're going to consolidate.
It's business resource resource groups. They're not going to push
in They're not going to push into DEI anymore. That's
what they've stated.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll believe it when I see it.
Speaker 2: The Human Rights Campaign, a lot of these companies have
had to work with them. They get like shamed into
working with them. They have human they have Harris Walls
merchandise on their website. Not a conflict at all. Yeah,
all right, today's stupidity, Kane.
Speaker 3: All right, this one is the Michigan Secretary of State,
Joscelyn Benson. Now, believe it or not, she's a Democrat.
She's saying stuff like, Now, first of all, before you
play this one, keep in mind that when you, as
a election certifier, see wrongdoing, it's your job to point
it out. But listen to what she says.
Speaker 13: If someone were to violate the law and not certify
the election at the local level, but we will come
for you. So any local certifier thinking of skirting the
law and not certifying the vote, don't even think about it.
Speaker 2: That's Michigan Secretary of State Joscelyn Benson. Am I supposed
to be threatened because I'm more threatened by her asymmetrical
top under her jacket than I am anything that she
just said.
Speaker 7: There, it's authoritarian, and by my definitions, the express top
does not go with your Jackeline Smith jacket don't.
Speaker 3: But yeah, communism equals stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah there you go. All right, folks, that does it
for us Today. I'll be on waters World Primetime, Jesse
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